The Oklahoma News (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 32, No. 195, Ed. 2 Tuesday, April 19, 1938 Page: 1 of 14
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VOL 32 NO 193
st (Other Photo Page 5)
An oil company executive
and his woman secretary were
shot in their office on the
' 27th floor of the First Na-:
tional Bank Building this
morning by a one-armed man!
' who then slashed his own't
4 throat
John R Porter 42 vice-
president and manager of the
Watchorn Oil & Gas Co
a wound in his right thumb
t And Another in his left side
Then the same bullet which
I struck him in two places imbedded !
itself An inch And half deep in
' the left side of the chest of Miss
t Willa Mae Simmons 32 the secre-
tray
The gun — an old 38-ca1iber
pistol—was wrenched from the left I
t ' hand of Sam Bennett 68 of Fort
Worth Tex by workers who ran
to the scene from adjacent offices
when they heard the shot police
said Bennett pulled out R pocket
knife And slashed At his throat !
witnesses reported
trill and was poorly dressed lie
peered through his horn-rim Med
glasses at Lieut Carl and said: "I
wanted to make a cod tub of it"
Grabbed for Barrel
Pnrtrr told The Nis that
U S GRANO JURY TO
REPORT TOMORROW
1 -
1 By
Demanded Lease Return sinner W A Pat Murphy a
He did not seriously wound him- Commission chairman were
scif
The shootiwt vas the climax po- the suit testing the codes wv
lire said of Bennetts quarrelsome
demands for return of a 1PRNe he BY United Press
claimed the Watchorn concern holds TULSA Okla April
on land he owns in Grady County Wilder a candidate for re-t
Bennett told officers that Mr Creek sheriff today appealo
Porter struck him with his fist and
that then he drew the gun and on federal liquor conspiracy
fired I to a year and a day impri
However Frank Harper office Federal Judge A P Murra
manager who saw the shooting and convicted on a grand jury
the preceding everns did not mvn-
tinn Mr Porter had struck the
Texan The first location Maki
Iwo police arrivpd they found Oklahoma County in severa
a scene Of confusion that extended today by Ohio Oil Co The
from the 27tn-floor elevatnr land- on the Agnes Messer leasi
ing through a corridor to the oil
is scheduled to star
company general office in Suite
2715 end Into Mr Porter's private
office
Seated in a chair near the ele- Bitter Fight
vator was Mr Porter bleeding
slightly
Captured by Lieutenants Tests Pres:
Stretched on a couch in the ad-
joining office of the Industrial De-
velopment Corp was Miss Simmons
MOMUng: Treasury Frees More
-I don't know why he did it"
Bennett A bewildered little man Gold in Effort to Push
was dArting about the corridors ap-
parcutly searching for a 4tairway or
other exit when Police Lieut Wal- Recovery Program
Inca Carel arrived on the floor
moments after the shooting the
(See Editorial on Page 4)
policeman said Bennett gave a
y 4
different rsion in nts statement to B T110110 L STOKES
pol W
NPs Special W'ritert
Lieut Carel led him to a chair in WASHINGTON April 19
the Watchorn general office There A dramatic fight bet veer)
Bennett sat a soiled handkerchief
President Roos eVett and
preed to his throat Occasionally
he inspected the cloth to see how American business i$ going
much he was bleeding It wasn't on in the secret sessions of
much tione and Senate conferees On the
Bennett is five feet three inches :tax bill
OIL EXECUTIVE AID
SHOT IN BUILDING
4
68-Year-Old Texan Is
Held Lease Quarrel Late News Flashes
Is Blamed
1
he Oklahoma aiws
AS
Y United remit
NEW YORK April 19—Federal Bureau of Investiga
lion agents announced today they had added two more
men to the growing number of those who tried to hoax
Murray Levine out of $30000 ransom with fales promises
that they would return his kidnaped son Peter 12
The weather was too good to go to school today
so George Franklin Miller 12 of 210 W Chickasaw-ar
played hooky from the Franklin School Playing on the
North Canadian River hank near SW' 121h-st he fell into
the water Ills companion Joyce Watts IS of 307 SW
Ilth-st pulled him out after he had gone under twice
By Unitpd PEPfiS
BOSTON April 19-1eslie Pa 'son of Pawtucket
R I won the 42nd annual Boston A A Marathon today
The 33-year-old park foreman's time of 2 hours 35 min-
utes 11 1-5 seconds was 1 minutes 53 1-5 seconds slower
than the course record which he established in winning
the classic in 1933
Governor Mar land today directed Attorney General
Mac Q Williamson to represent the Oklahoma Industrial
Welfare Commission in a District Court injunction stilt
filed Saturday to prevent nine wage-hour codes from be-
coming effective May 1 The Governor Labor Commis-
sinner W A Pat Murphy and Andrew Fraley industrial
Commission chairman were officially notified today that
the suit testing the codes was filed
By United Pres
TULSA Okla April 19—Creek County Sheriff Lew
Wilder a candidate for re-elction and Barry Stein first
Creek sheriff today appealed their conviction and sentence
on federal liquor conspiracy charges Both were sentenced
to a year and a day imprisonment and $1000 fines by
Federal Judge A P Murrah here yesterday They were
convicted on a grand jury indictment last February
The first location staked in the Edmond oil field of
Oklahoma County in several months was announced late
today by Ohio Oil Co The new well will he the No 5
on the Agnes Messer lease in SE SW SW 32-11n-3w
Drilling is scheduled to start soon
Bitter Fight on Tax Bill
course I clidn think anything like was demonstrated in his surpring city
this wouici happen jletter tn SrTI Harrison a few days
Ilia pulled out the gun I rsn aan demandina retention of the FAYE SMITH HELD
tosrd him The gun MP& a ter- principle of this levy
rible must in the little office This elf vent h-lumr move chit- FOR THEFT T
-miss Simmons screamed and terod up well-hid plans of Mr liar-
doubled itp rison and the other Semite con- Faye Smith cot mit of
"In a few seconds people ran in fereec for a compromise in which Jon for a few loth! moments
from the next On lee the Sri-tale's treatment of the capi- to appear hutort 1111
'Bennett had a knife in his hand 1:11-q5j11S tax would have burin titti- peace EVPIT lintire toritt
riticed in ret urn for abandonment nary hearing on auto Ow
TUFINI TO PALA 5 COI UNIN
!Of the unCistributecl-prolits tax by gland larceny chtrgs
on oh oft eama ma 'the House conferees Jte-tiCe C11111014 on fled he
Local Forecast: Cloudy probable showers
OKLAHOMA CITY TUESDAYAPRIL 19 1933
NgATON
REVOLT REPORTED
III (MARV JUII I I U Til President's letter stiffened In $ WI"' Mill 101 Wm Ill 1W! 1 icl ItA iillT (0111 '11-v
rPSPIillitsP on both sloes ereaitd a Court Faye WfAll back hi the city t-topio
REPORT TOMORROW deadlock 811111112 the conferees and 1211 1n finiAl m'rvinie a 41-riav term ' f 1(1
'started a long series of nogotiations —20 days on sn intoxication and 20
Luna tor 1-: (i
which may not be concluded until dsys on an sttemptod dilbrea it
k
iii wnen thg ir
the event of sdiournment charge When she finishes his i
Fgrly looking on i American t '
No-enber 111q i
Completing Action on 80 - he has 5n days to erveo in thr
i ses 1 llorc r'1(" :-(-1 (-1
county l' I o C3 Ronla
a n a drunk driling
ibuszness Ige e
Ca P
ses resented which long n sought r
1 moval or drastic modif charge
modification ! of CUISICIF t And a charge of obtaining H belry
the undistributed-profits tax and "n" under false pretenses ts
pending e
(Related news Page 7) which cheered lustily when tho against her befor Justice TtPN To PA(
of e --
no federal grand jury which be-'Sertate voted its repeal the Peac Ben LaFono
pan its deliberations yesterday will ' i 1
Wants Doors Closed
report Its actions i more than no i 1N'ea I her Forecast 1
('ftt'S to U H lialpe Fldeiir S! ReP 1)"W1114" hi" chth'll the Mostly cloudy totilitt anti tontor- I Tflan V
REBEL CHIEF
THANKS NAZIS
I
DUCE FOR AID
tan and was poorly oresseo riP A coolly North Carolinian of I
peered through his horn-rimmed swrish no01 Roo Bob Donah REVOLT REPORTED 1 the suburbs of Baeelonia today in Toi8
i sr 1-1alt KTOK
glassPs at Lieut Carel and said: a rebel air rai r
d Dispatches said from May 7 to July 12
"I 1ton heads the House group One
wanted to make a good job of it" the rebel planes heading for off by the Rion °Halals admit T
of thP best traders in Congress Sen Grabbed for Barrel i
PRI Harrison of Mississippi W110 ON HONDURAS COAST 1: (apitsl ere drpen ' f411 a f(4: I hr 1Mld Idri I
M1r Porter told The NeWS that - loyalist air squadrons bu i unloAde d M P? ' !ho rithrii 0:l ahoi
r
i has won the biggest battles of his
when Sennett pointed the their bombs over the suburbs ' under
pre-rvi iiln
gull al leareer lin cloakroorn negotiations
him he gr ntrial roup
abbed for the barrel The I Say Half of Town Destroyed
c''''-' '' T1 !E time
heads th4 seao g
trigger was pulled Rebels Cut Off t cio r io
The lug ripped through Mr Pm- nu
II is upon the North Ca
rolinian By Flames rr:- mi4:11
s
tha Mr Roose
t velt is depending to Loyalist Escape flonur c ri 'fly KTOK e
ter's right thumb and struck him
save the VPRIi2PS of the undistrib- Ay sKon
low nn the left side and was de- United Vv I i ntd Pr
tir
used-profits tax which the Bruin
fleeted by a rib it was learned at MANAGUA Nicaragua April In HENDAVE April 19 —Rebel forces
St Anthony's Hospital voted tn preserve And the House The press reported today a renewal reached the PVITIIPPS today anri Gomer Smith Starts
Mr Harper wh was standing in version of nip capital-gains tax of revolutionarY activities on I he plugged up five mountain passes
o
which he prefers to the Senate form- A I 1 t C'
ity
rip o
the dooriiav of the office said Atlantic coast of Honduras under preventinr further retreat of loyal- U 0 13
:
Miss Simmons lila "doubled up" leadership of Generals Fehberto it troops into FrAnCP AlOne thP - Rip Growl smr h
-I was standing at the door" he Planned Compromise Diaz Zelrya And Rufino Sons : frontier from the Bay of Biscay in m r411 t Pr
related "and I could tell earlimH The Senate wants to wipe out Thp military barracks and gov- the west in thP tiny republic of Oklahoma (uy Iv aut)
that the Texas man was getting the urtistribut ed-prof its tAx An ngs d ernment buildi at San Pedro And'al'a In tl'e "i't He is f'XnOl'Ird tn t
too exrited We had had some dif- !thus remove a reform which )S Cl(A'r i S'" "'FP rePorted to have nron Trapped and surrounded by Gi n nrxt wupy and aohoqnF
Court Faye WHO bark to the ritv Stupped Attack
jail to fini11 ervinie a 40-cittv tem '
"
2n days nil sn intoxitatinn and 20 '''hrd 1hr ''1
-- "f
days nn sn sttempd itittlid tor (eltn tti trtp
charge Whprl finkh es that wilt-P W)el i(t0lIcti th
Noe
she ha Fin oAvs to in thr -inlyr 0Itq rth ly b tni!
"I al
county jail on a drunk dring rInI'r 107‘allst Spain
n
Ca
charge And a charge nf obtaining cut moe t tonia
money under alse pretenses is 14° taa bellrypr n h
i Ie planning
pending against her before Justire
tP N To PACF 2 rot MTN h
Of the Peace Ben LaFont
clies to U H Judpe Edear S '"F '"''" "'"" ""' ' ""''" "" I MostlY cloudy toilitlit and tool w
nt- I 1 ay s inclex
I
ht tomorrow 10011 It ult au :stridevy to delay in attempluig to ii prbably 111110 1
flounced todav 'billow the Presidents Ablies Ile cook 111
Illipi 4 1r- Itoo(-t t
I hope to Istep the livid Olin' thr
U111P5S W C LeWls 17 S district Local htairlv temperatures: l Clappel 4 Nli Fit tri
attorne iseeret cont:it:nee room as lom as
y w ho has bee n in W ash inv - Nlidnight 86 8 H tn 68 I Colitle 130i1 Nem I I
before letting it 2t) back to 1 m
Inn tho last ret
few weeks urns to- 1PossIbl° 65 9 li in — 13 (71-0v orri 11 Prpler ti
nicht or tomnrrow mnrninR with 'the (nor i 2 a mo 63 10 A tn 7- Dfito 2 Public Rfl old 2
pew rars the uirv will have no In else of a filOU r 1-T1111111 a 11)( ' 3 a ni 61 II A in Pi Etillons' 4 Pyr g
othor rPsrs tr I-nil-vier hrside thosr ronfrroo 1111 may en irk f (1 I hrit 1 4 A m 61 Noon A': F I) p - zpir A Smal Stn 9
rill rently presented hy Wade H : re:- peel ie horhrs Pa instruetinn 5 a m 61 I p m Izi 1-qmon 4 Sorrtv g
Inclheturrew Aistant U ll's 'Won I Mr Don:hten 1 Aftari that the 1 6 A m 62 2 p tn R8 Letter 4 Stiort In
ney 1 l wilt tnid I fini)o Tuith tho rovolt rnrit of thP 7 a m 64 3 p m Pt Mrs F-Przunn 4 Walt Mills 6
Cooling
Showers
Forecast
vuut um Alu x
Cooler weather and cloudy skies
AUILIPLANIS' 1 1 A ILI jL
REP forecast for tonight and tomor-
row by West herman Harry Wahl- 1
gren with thundershowers probable
—
late today
Franco's Troops Block Temperatures will rise again into 4800 Men Out of Work 1
the high eighties but the maximum
Passes as Loyalists tomorrow will not get a bove t he
As Buick and Fisher
ixtips M Wahlgren said It was
85 at 2 p m toy
Try to Advance da
Yesterday's 88 degrees was the Are Forced to Close GETS HOMER
highest temperature since Out 6
iiiiitt)iiiti
regis- it t oa 1 ooks r' 4
velopments 1937 when the thermometer n y
The foreign de v United Pre 1L4-
' tered 92 FLINT Mich April 19— iif r"114-'"'-''
today in brief: The hottest April 18 on record was t-ii4) - ::' '")'
-
1 wo auto plant s were closen i
ki ::: r g':'
in 1925 when t he mercury rearhed i '
SPAIN--Franro thanks Italy
96 degrees Alva was the hott lld est a 4800 Mon Mil of NV011i k- :: ''CIi towVA - a
and G m
erany for aid Rebels 3::4114 ''''"Y
Oklahoma town yesterday with 90 here today 8S United Auto- 41'”'''1:'Vw
C
de:' 41N
c m
ut off loyalist retreat degrees Shawnee reported 89 obile Workers Union began ::-'1"'N'N-
1
W ASHINGTON --Simms says a drive against non-union workers 1'":" --orti --- -i
that Senate committee report iDARK HoRsEl and union workers delinquent in 'I ''iil tr tkvitAJ
ott big Navy bill leaves way dues - 't i' ''k l
open for limitation of arma- I ' " 3' ' 4!
The Fisher Body Co closed Its s'i n '''4 s iN
ments with decision resting on plant for I he se c o n d day when - :' ' ‘t -'-': '''-:
Japan Bill expected to be smiscortiENI union pickets at the gate turned !'" : -"'t
given big majority in Senate III 1 back workers who were unable to rf-IN s'('t ' 774( l' :-li
vote 'produce pilid-up union card i
s -iik ii itIA 1t'
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ROME—Italy and France to 4'' 4‘'
A little while later the Buick di- ' ' '4''''''''‘'5V):':‘t" ' AM
-
Branson or Gomer Smith vision of General Motors closed its L : cf: ' :4: ! 4
open friendship talks expected final assembly line when the sup- l'-' ' :i''''''-::1etZ
to lead to agreement
London-Rome pact similar
Seen as Most Likely ply of bodies from the Fisher plant 44c4i::':'::':' 4 4S ''''
to was cut off
X : 0 s
SHANGHAI --Chinese halt 'Mystery' Candidate Tried to Open ‘ - '':"-'s ':
d r i v e to strengthen defense Both plants were closed late yes- '' ilkl'-'
lines (11031ed DMA'S page 5) terday afternoon when the union be- :'
gan conducting its drive for dues - f i ' )':- k:-''i
BITLETIN $ Fred Branson fornvir Supreme
'Court justier nod Gilmer Smith halting the workers The Fisher ' : l' I ol li 1
Ity unite' Pro plant attempted to re-open today ''':
IlLNIDATE A1)191 19 — 11chcls : fifth distriet congressman were under poliee protection but 30 Min- :' ' i 3'tx:$'§V4:: A
str n
uck down the Mediterraean 'considered today to br thr t e s a
to men utefter t e
he new bodies had ''l'l ' r' : : : ' r
: s ' v
coast today from n
m Beicario - seri started roll e orer cameto '':" 40Ii:4l '
Ag
1 ct 11 ly t b tl I t ''dark-! -'' '" t t '"' ':
mist threa y
y tening Madrid's supply 'I"' ' I r' e nip S R P S to ll th d
rodu ction
' horse randidate" for governor Pa- cease p ' 41i 0 tA
As thr anti-union workers And
hase at Valencia Northern in-
surgent forces took over eontrol din Station KTOK has been cleluged thr members who are behind i ' ''''''''' ''''CI'-'1A'' il-41
n " È- rs-fAr V
gir the French-Spanish frontier ' by telephone calls from persons their ones were turned back today : ' 'l-lr'''''" ' ' : '''
rowe ' ' s- " " ot' 1
OA' 9
w a n t 1 n a to know who the "mys- they EllaSPri Across the street from ' ?s' ' - ''"'A "' ''
ss' ' v'"4 o :
from the Bay of Biscay to n-
dorra I tery candidate' is MCP the an- the F la
Fisher plant watching the pick- ''''''') ::i4ik-i'iqk iii:iftt 'it'lt:y"4
1 ment Sunday of the pur- ets at tilt gate i k''-'i':-'t47''f
0
P -4
y United Pet nounce
' 4 :1s010 41'-'41eer 31' :
Collections Pickup k 'K ' H-ee i' ''
PARIS April 19—A threat chase of radio time by fricinds of
iiL4: I' "'' '' :'5t!ii
''''''‘t t?:::1:::::
to punish "foreign enemies" :a eandidate who is going to file Officials of the union an affiliate '''
for the governorship on the last Of the Committee for Industrial Or- :J :rz70k:-:::'
I Spain vas titado
g lruzation took advantage of the ' ' ‘k4044- - 4 ''":itsk:'5V
0-
situa 1 ion and were reported doing ' itr5y
The ma tority of the epllers r
today by Generalissimo Fran-' d" of fill"'" May 7 x-
CiSen Franco in a radio broad- messed beliefs that the "darkhorsp" a pond business in the collection '':'''ii"1'I:4‘'rsi!:o'll'
cast marking the first anniversary
Mr
either Mr Bran-on or Smith of bock dups ''' '':'n' i''4't'ftit'it'i R
' ''tt'It -: I 'it- ti-4''!''i -'' -'-'4
of t he Burgos government Several howemr saw in the nor- Neither police nor company guards
At the same time Franco thanked chase of the radio time the politi- attempted to interfer as pickets! Dick Bartell who climaxed the
the friends Of rebol Spain pa:11e- cal maneuverings of Dr IIPMsr G turnecl back the Workrrs Police pro- I first inning splutige of the Giants
tdarly ItalV and Gcrtnam -who Belmilll President of the Oklahoma tection had been promised but later' with his first homerun of I he
understood the deep meaning of our A k M College or Stanley Rogers the officers centered t heir a t t en- ' season
' Oklahoma County sheriff it WRS o
crusade' tin on preventing anv disorder I
' learned from KTOK ot ficia Is
Sneaking from "Aragon soil" One windshield was smashed'
ta a nuei item's
Bumper Yield
PrNliCted
Slate and Arra
IR
11 fi Lat
UNION DUES GIANTS START
DRIVE SHUTS
AUTO PLANTS FAST TO TAKE
4800 men Out of work LEAD OVER BEES
Fianco said that "alter the war Rogers Denies Any Hans ! WhP11 n workman t vied to din e his
tter Fight on Tax Bill I he arm— navy and air force as ' Sheriff Rogers asked about it ear t luring h the picket line a fter
welt as industries created during said id It 's absolutely : It's ridiculous he had been ordered to turn back
the war will he consolidated am not even thinking nf it" i ------- —
1 9
Tests Presiaent s Power s-'"'s 1"d"strial power her com- I Dr Iletmett could not be reached Coast Ford Plant
merce and merchant marine will be
I
restored in order to aSSItre social Production Cut
Congressman Smith's name was '
3 More Old Buildings
wyiwas snding in
n in 'version nf the capital-gains tax
Mr Harper of revolutionary activities on I he plugard up five mountain passes A uto Trip ty
which h pre
e fer to th Senate fnrm-
s e ' to Ci
the &non av of the office said ai Oa nt ie coast of Honnuras under preventina further retreat nf Inal- (
A siy--1 01 f iriq Is rornp!rtpd their
Miss Simmons lila "doubled up leadership rif Generals Feliberto it tronps Mtn Frinep Alone the Rep Gomel- Smith lef IVAr-h- a!t7 prrrautions in ‘A A:nitt (110'
-I was standing at the dont" he Planned Compromise Diaz Zelrya And Rufino Soils frontier from the Bay ot Biear in m2ion rAl Iv toda en tont r to IV1'Iarrt and W aShina on Schno::
related "and I could tell earlier The Senate wants in wipe out Thp military barracks and goy the west to thP tiny republic of Ok In Itoma Or y iv 1m s torit hli! AdmittPrl their inAbi:it
that the Texas man was getting the lir'llstributed-profits tax and ernment buildings a t Fa o Pedro Andorra in the r''t He is experied To A rrr P hrtr 10 do qn t htr A t Emierra a n't
ton excited We had had some MI- !thus remove a reform which is close Stla were reported to have hr'01) TrAPPPri and SlIttntilUied bY Gill t1PNI tvcPy and a n nre nP h: ft:ons 1111co!n schir:- t h A t 9 raCd Md
liilltY With him before But of to the President's heart—how close set on fii e destrnymg half of the lua n Soli ha aa's Nat at re forces an whr
117 n !rtk ?I' -r!ft IfIfl tro ?re iprIA ijv ioo-on tho firO heorri F1'
IVA olivt :no P7TP
o:o R undcr Col
rOttrsP I rildnt think anyth su
ing like was demonstrated in his rprising eiD h! orn loo fto-usro nr too ontrr It or ro-on:1 to- 1orr thosr hoillrimo:too
GArla CrePd thP IIPP
this wouiri happen j liter tn Sen HarriSOn a few daYt' r (770111r7 Rlint Flmrr Thntms And Gov
Mar pravants frnm the Ara valley - ' Fr-e 11 p ds at EITIP1-- Arc tOn il
nr-
H pulled nut the ann I ran aan demandina retention nf the FAYE SMITH HELD v brforr the avalleina pnin? NIirp rr! roll Polo! I hr loit:rnlf: srhron: os A
tnard him The gun MP& a ter!principle of this levy n'sro floot d
''1' SM" " '1' " c"!r:1"1"'d n' tonn-flotlortoof hoilltiot t2 7o:tdonf2 to
rible nnisf in the little office 'This Cif Vent h-holir move chit- FOR THEFT TRIAL''''
rp for Drive Ills a ire ard en rdarri ti aim 0 Ni suoitt sliper::f 114:to nt
'NT iss SimillOnS screamed and herod up well-hid plans of Mr liar- Alihur allti hi' IIIlili!(1' And 41 1111 ")(1 QIlifi Itv -Airl
------ Co111nli-11110 Ft a ilcien PrA nrn
doubled tip ison and the othre senate crin- FaVe Smith cot out of the city ia cane' 'hoe' of ii p10) 0 in-lay Mr and Mrs thimond t' 111 Mar hal W C Toemit r
-In a few seconds people ran in trerepc for a compromise in which Jail for a few hi it f tho intents today i I:or its Atotlort:1 Nom toalitt All wit- 1::' ntod f t::o I'l:o: Mo: !111 (101 t!
from the next °Nice tile Stint 11-'s treatment of the cap- to 0 )lwar before 111-1 it:to it 1 Ow iet : ors (:oroo ttr:toti hoot to laidc10 i
'Bennett had a knife in his hand tal-qains tax Ixould have hen sac- peace Evert CI 1-inore 1 or - li polonl- Tile rein Is rrached the oulkirts u ' -1
CROP PROSPECTS AID -'
7-7-- I rit rrt teed in Nrt-tti foi ab and e
onmnt n a d
ary hearing on uto theft itt t Tero key to the Fb o Ri
rver 'New oillilhneS Wiii have to to
gland laret-nv 1:a nett 1)e Nlict re- ht) 1- aa:
Jtv1 enmott °it t1t-(1 het ht!ti ti ptt pat my a oti BusidEss picTu RE A
in Si0000 bail lot ti1 I I)t iT tot! tt‘e wtt UI madnd st trt t d 1:ttt t!! At
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A ' r a' r1 nt on 1I1
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KIANAS CITY I'd Apr'" 11— Orr r And
Eirn' uldiratin: "-o Prr"r-rI i"1 hP evarlia'rd in case
w!wrr vhra! hanp" m tl r)f orm
hroory ru thP SPrith'IP0 Fr( prp(a't'cln5 Prp 1Krn slip
trade prpr t u h 1v Scol'1-'- elf- SI' I (on S71p7
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turnerl back the workers Police pro- first inning splurge of thr Giants
WilN1 j workman t ried to e his mARKET AwAlTs
ear t t he nickel line a Iter
TAX BILL ACTION
Prices Slump on Dull Trading
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morr tihin month
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
MIT Carrier 2a Cents a Wiwi'
IlEY 111 I ritrun 1 cu a— rebel air raid Dispatches said irOin Mity 7 to July 12 Nunn sta- company detand his then rallied partially General New york
the lehei planes heading for the ' 1 Thro times motor lost g WW1!
ON HONDURAS COAST I Ilia if-rit'-s (1111'11i' nol:i 14 (11:dv : ! ! ! !I 'O'-111'(11111tii)rintica ikk TWO SCHOOLS SEEN shart's and coppors
down I to 2 point 000
S SI"H At Boston
their bombs (AT? the stibtabs ondt'r prt-'-cnt tottchtd of f 2 and Knorrott
Say Half of Town Destroyed CO30 0' II :-a Id In hr
! ftrook—Por
Rebels Cut Off T ht 11Ard AS 'BEYOND HOPE'''' 010
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By Flames - an- EAK
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Loyalist Escape nonnrcd hy KTOK off :-to( k4 fraction to morc Philadelph
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$on Safety Precautions Taken at thm g t ohr thr 1 11 11 1
Biggest Crowd Turns
Out to See Terrymen
Start Campaign
By UNITED PRESS
Near-record throngs braved
threatening weather today a3
1 the major league baseball sea
I son got into full swing and a
total of nearly 250000 wit
nessed the first full day's
schedule
The biggest crowd of the
day was out in New York
where Bill Terry's Giants
champions of the National
League tangled with the re-
vamped Braves There were
neadv 40000 in the stands to
see the New York team get
away to a four-run lead in
the first inning
The two American League
games at Boston where the
Red Sox met the New York
Yankees there was nearly as
large a crowd The Yanks won
the first game 5-3 by a ninth
inning rally after Lefty Grove
and Lefty Gomez had tangled
in a pitching battle for seven
innings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston R H E
00
At New York
43
Rolleries—Meingden and Looggr
and Donnong
Brooklyn R H E
100 30
At Philadelphia
101 0
RAttPit--Mungn and Chorvinko La
migler and Allgood
and agrarian reform and safeguard moitionert because of hiS Active Ry United i '
reorgamtat iOn fight st ill pervading Spain's world prestige moo campaign for congritssman LONG BEACH Cal April 11 — Session Chicago R H E
lit tnight ship back At the President Belong to iVorkerg 001 202
i last winter However “'tern poh-1 A strike in the Wilmington Ford
'again So now he is talking of Former existences are no longer ' ticians disci edit the idea of the Phl of slowed the nsSehlhh' line to--
By "It'd Pr
compromise possible The old things will not "darkhorse" being Mr Smith point- ! (Lig to a point where hut 17 new NEV YORE April 19--Stocks At Cincinnati
Among other things the Presi-
reappear Ti i order to assure 'ware ing out that he has roffl(hai 3)tra ears rolled out compared to the drifted lower today in dull trading I 104 000
Irient's lieutenants are counting on 1
v t count On God and our zeal We tains rather than a career in tin usual 11-1 Indust ria I Shares wore heaviest liaiterin---firant Pont anti Hartnett
I1 1 ePiT11:111117ni2Fiill t1)Stlfit'it elt1: t roup - capitalist
- don't 33 ant Spain of tomorrow dom- Oklahoma statehouse Police escorted t hree rieW 1318- i tosors mom kslies wore ril t to 2 St'iltai anti Isn'tHi
My 13ro)maCy Morin rect'iVed I hi chines through I he Picket Imes °I points Chemicals slipped bark ri pittsburgh
't '' 1'0mw"'' w
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P1-11nne a sn in thP Ilnil'e or proietaruit Spain will belong most mention Mid it 3Yas tut toed t lat st ru ing United Automobile polio tt- wore slut hum i1 es 11 H E
Iat l until ntil there is R Chant(' to
10 IhOse who work- by observers that he might vasity Vk'orlicrs atmato' it h the coin- dipp-d 1 or 2 pint s Motors heild At St Louis
1ee if the pump-pruning plan 33111
have a mollifying effect He said that the administrative be the mail inailtliS at the Capitol thttee for Industrial Organization kv11 -----
structure and (Idol behind the 1111”y are Ilia! yir l'ir roth h Picktd4 OiterPri ith opposition i Tiaoing was nurtailed by un- 1
Increase hinds AMERICAN LEAGUE
hid hepn restored and denonneed :tnd that hi i:- going to enter "some I'he C I- ° uulun "ni'd ttleitertainty met- Washingum develop-
' On this front the treasury acted
pophlar front a er3
nd Ilh1 14-111111's eI'llr'14' n Ill'' hnit
n' l'' In MIIS- strikt Friday iri prolost to ir
the coml- ihent- Nt ket exports sNid lnch u I 1114T GAME
thdaV by openniz i the ikay tor fut-
which he said always had harmod krwe 11:pp's refusal to bargain collectivelY hinged on outcome of the tax bill 1 s'"" t" '""'"1— R la r
t
her enlargement of the vast pool SV V ork —5
Ol n OM 003 5 1
Daily Itroadeat1 v411-1 uhat Hip mum) mut-m(101i was some traders revised opinions on
of lendabk bank funds by aban- Suaill'
Barcelonia Bombed I Fiala's ot t la - i la rk liltiii4s1:0" lliii111to lam 11111(1111Y c:'f
'unte7 a w1Ofriki7 T
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TURN TO l'AcE 1 Col UNIN 3 it WaS reported h"re that miim purchased VI ruinwe-
mont regarding semortty and speed- i and took profits Na Weis Bari
REVOLT REPORTED Pt ins wttre killed or woutunit in 0th mir okihina co anti
the suburbs of Fa reelonia toda Y 11 Tulsa st a i ha c- KTOK a nd KTUE up Inc I hods WaY viola tort The
a rebel air raid Dispatches said 12 i
from May 7 to July adio c
sta- ompany denied t his Chrysler 1 (niched 44' off 1 1 and
then alliod Partialir Cemeral New York
R H E
rs wprr 000
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KflflNntt
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Detroit
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urn a h3'e on a!frrod
tinn In moOPra't tr4dr MORE CCC MONEY
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1 ' P ra1Ti2s and thr marktT f:n- 1 ere
At the day s 5VALHINGTON Aprl 1 — The
down 11 to 15 ponl' Spot 15 1Pcrit' of Prridcnt Roo6ryc1t for
point Iow”r rit xx a- a $5o000 000 to main-
ta11 10t1
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