The Oklahoma News (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 32, No. 230, Ed. 2 Tuesday, May 24, 1938 Page: 1 of 12
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THREATs 1 N ' homa City Ceneral Hospital this afternoon after they re- 1010 010 0
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CZECH CRISIS Noble-av said she did not know how or why her husband
took the poison Chicago House Passage Today man and Donning
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U S B o a r d Awaits 000 520 3
Rallrie--Weiland and Owen C
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VOL 32 NO 230
he Oklehoma News
Forecast: Fair and warmer tonight and tomorrow
OKLAHOMA CITY TUESDAY MAY 2-4 1938
T
k) 141 LA k) I IL V It i U kJ House Pass Today ' -
By United Press
------- - --- Seen as Administration PAWIIUSKA 01la May 21—Sheriff Dick Conner
Berlin Press Attacks Czechoslovakia for Bor w
der ins First Test Vote
i i
' said today two men arrested here as suspects in an Arkan-
sas murder and a series of robberies have been taken to
Little Rock Sought since the fatal shooting April 3 of
Incidents: Rebel Air Raiders Bomb Cities -------
Rr Unitrd PrNm P J Keller attendant at the Arkansas Niental Hospital
As Loyalist 'Start Attack WASHINGTON May 21 — The : at Little Rack the men were arrested
Hous today smashed A southern -
drive to provide differentials in the By United Press
Turbulence marked the affairs of mankind on three wagP-bour bill fnr protection of SAN LUIS POTOSI May 21 — Juan Soria Urias
continents today In Asia the Chinese and Japanese battled: soluttbdienfivoteindnibisthae
s brother-in-law of the rebel chieftain Gen Saturnino Cedil-
inte Announced !
with increased fury in Europe new bombings were reported as 139 tn 70 s bill offered by Rep lo was shot and killed by federal troops near Las Palomas
from the Spanish war threater while fears of a German-Robect Ramspeck fa Ga) RS A it was reported here today Urias a provincial deputy re-
Czechoslovakia dash had not passed in the New World—substitute for the measure rtf the ceived a safe conduct pass from President Lazaro Car
oses
Mexicorecolu Hue labor committee Succsful
tionary strife still marked the rule of Presi- denas in order that he might join Cedillo It vas reported
in the major test the wace-hour
dent Cardenas The developments in brief follow the bill toward final ac that troops shot him when he was challenged and replied
!bloc rushed - '
non before ntrzhtfall
1 I Cedillo"
H itler C Attacks of German newspapers on Czech- Wanted Differential
o
rims: slovakia over border incidents creates new
The Ramspeck bill would have 1 el A— —
tension in Europe leatler of Nazis leaves Prague after r'reated a board to sdminister R Jces PS IVed SI 5 1 rear
old
fie s4‘ fl alimPt It
talks with pFemier which were believed to have opened tandard of minimum
wacs and maximum hours with sl- Y
Way for some concessions Sitcter of Son‘c 117id
nese a
oTo
IOWA nee for pay levels lower in the !
south than north of the Mason-
Jpanese claim capture of rail head in
Chi Wr a 41n '1-1 ts n 11stil II rl Q111-1-“u" n 1 Dixon sou linP
--
-
-'11111c::c Iv a" battle "more bloody than Suchow" Ps- The House action overriding al- ------
timate Chinese casualties at Suchow at 200000 with most unanimous protests of south- Cabinet Member Meets tirKEowN uu IT s
ly
60000 dead left on fields Chinese open CMInter ørn Pltacks Democrats apparent killed
as Hitler recalls all German advisors from Chinese'""th"n hm" m R"""dhig the
iHouse bill drastically Republicans Bride-toBe in Dublin
armies !joined with northern Democrats to
!support the bill drafted by Choir- For Ceremony UMENATE RACE
Spanish V ar:
r
7 lAiN-alists eported acivancing in major
'ee'
baitle on Catalan front : r committ
rebels renew air man " T Norton of the labor
e”sg
PaidS in cities and bomb port across border in France:: The Norton bill would provide an lEiMilld Pr
WASHINGTON Nlay 24—Secre- Former Congressman Says He
threatened with revolt within ranks over foreign de- tlaitnie: 25-cent hoinly thinirM1111
e increasing in :three annual
ents in Franco s army tory of Interior Harold L Ickes and
m
1 stens tn 40 rents and a 44-hour Miss Jane Dahlman of Milwaukee Entered Too Late to Build
maximum work week decreasing in Nits were married today in Dub-
Mexican f Stri nevoit uf (wino believed crushe e: d wiln two annual steps to 40 hours lin Ireland friends of the couple Effective Machine
in owers quitting MIAS as govern-1 Farm Bloc Formed announced here today
ment forces close in report rebel "army" reduced to: The mnuse membeiship was on Mrs Ickes is a sister of Mrs By ERNIE BILL
300 with fighting only in isolated regions all 8181e goy- the floor in AIMOSt full force as Wilmarth Ickes whose husband Tom D McKeown Democrat and
ernors remain loykil to President Cardenas and govern Rep Rsmspeck opened the fight
--
MILWAUKEE Wis May 24— former fourh distrirt rongressman
T ment reported in complete control I The southern attack preceded an of Ada today FMr101111e'd his with-
Although sometAhat skeptical of
!other attempt to revise the bill or-drawal limn the C S Senate rare
the SileePSS of a -winter and May"
Mr
)2aniyed by a farm bloc Led by mania" mr sod mrs Loms As McKeown with a record of
Detailed dispatches will be found below Turn to page Rep Harry B Coffee 11) Neb) the they wished their 16 VearS in COMreSS was consid-
Dahlman said
3 for related neWS farm group seeks to amend I he bill ' (taughter: Jane 25 "all the hop- ! 'red a strone candidate in the east
it-'to exempt fro movertime provisiOnS
-------- !Relae news
Mehl:dries processing producing: farness in the world td Page PI)
" in her mar-
Germany Ready Chinese Launch riag thd to Secreta of In- '
handling and distributing livestock terior H ry arold I Ickes 64 Mr central district His withdrawal re-
To Protect Nationals Counter Attacks poultry farm and doily products Dahlman a Milwaukee attorney Mired the Democratic field to five
Meanwhile In the Senate Ad- declined to be quoted further
By IVERB MILLER By une) er Left in the race on the Demo-
frnpvrezht 19A by United Ples$ SHANGHAI May 24---JapaneSe'miniNtration leaders sought to rally
a re a
thrir force to re
s salvage the PWA a son of the s e c t a r y d cra 1 le t icket Gm er nor Mr-
died in 1936
BERLIN May - reports
y 24The German years oki and land: Congressman Gomer Smith
said today that Lanfeng program of loons and grants to Mrs Ickes is 25
OklahOnla COY CharteS Fralleis
press quiescent during the peace -gateway to the western Lungh- municipalities for the construction Secretary Ickes is 64
y Smith Tulsa: II S Senator Elmer
disruss ions in PTA211e released a Hai Railroad- had fallen after a (1 Pclwer PlaIll'l---a phase of the The hrldet a rPdd-i hatted l t e:l nt : beaut 11iii-h Thoinas Medicine Park: and Oro-
neW torrent of denunciation of fnur-day battle more bloody than New Deal -yardstick" policy 1A'As an 112 ior gra H
ver Thomas Texola
The Senate appropriations rom- College NoithamPton Mass PI
C-1ech border incidents today that at Suchow
IlliAPP wrote into the Public works- romance with a member of Pepsi- Mr McKeown who served In
The recriminations coincided with The Japanese reported they w- re e relief bill last week provision pro-
dent Roosevelt's cabinet pased al- Congress from 1916 to 1934 with
a
the departure from Prague of Kon- advancing westward along the rail- hibitioa the Use of Government most unnotteed in the capital al- the exception of one two-year term
rad Henlem Sudeten German lead- road Chinese military authorities money for municipal plants whieh though Inquiries wit hut the prit said he entered the rare too late
er a ftei his talk wit h Premier admitted I hat the Japanese forces would compete with private liaht month about possab w)dtine
le i plans to build
ld a n effective vote achwe
i
Milan Hodva from the city of Hopei and from - were met by denials froni all con- 'I hose a world of personal bit-a
D -
epends on Elections n
tions Ahwei Province and Japane President Takes Band
se war- cerned nes in take care of" he said ''1
It was believed in informed guar- ships on t he 'Is ngtse were moving The hill Was before the Senate The ceremony y as performed at a in not announcing support of any
lets thnt the situation might again within striking distance of Hankow t(glaY The Hon" Passed it withou: ---n in the field"
become acutely critical should Iron- Start Counter Attacks a ny such provision tirnrn to Page ? Col 1 nP ) - ----
tier VIOIrit1011S recur or Germans At th he President Roosevelt has mm ed ' Three Legislative
e some time t mark
be inlured inside or outside Czeeho- into t he sat PRESIDENT WILL nation by hist turd ing
leg of re Senotor Barkley of Kentucky ma- Candidates Withdraw
slovakia
t hrown ions Chiang - '
kal-Shek we against the J a pa nir‘f in
Kalil' 'eader of the Senate either
The FilalP tone a the PleSS Was the north in a series of pou'e ' ' ion modified or or get li
Three candidates today whhdrew
rful e SPEAK ON FRIDAY
interpreted ti
reted in will-infored llar- counter-attacks to get th provis
Foreign military - Y a fed t lmn state pn1iICS1 raees They pre
ters as incite ne icoti that Ger m iny : it ellfilirl en ite y W
J Carl right Whn hod filed tor
s ohservers saw t his move FIS an art-
determined to protect her nationals Pubhe poetei Ad'ico ates hale de- state reprentotive from ‘')Iashita
i
by all means swer ir the thdrawal of Germ If need be and that an ceded to go down the line for corn- County: flaVI Kille W110 hied for
military advisors on the f
e or els o plcte elimination instead of a corn- Radio Address to Be From rel!ef eon he lasting only if no Hiner I 1 1 representative from Distill? I Cret'k
Srrirms lock-lent occurs during the promise sugeested he Senator n
r Bark- Connie ad Finle) H Flitott win
C7ech mut-urinal election period
rite Advrs sot had been Icy s‘ ' - Homestead Project
uh eh would provide that fed- filed for rept eserit m D
aIVe from with niaing a large part ' - -I
Otto Kriegk wrote in The Nacht in 1 PP eral money might be advanced if a trot 2 Cre-k County
recent Chinese surresses and it
AIlszabe Was believed that Hitler hod listened sTurn to Page 2 O AzH
IL 61 WeINC I-FON Mal 34 Presi-
"Frontier violatinns cannot be id the protests of Japan nv any
------------ dent 13nr''rv41' will ilrlk for 15 nun-
tl OIL PLAY EXTENDS
made rood Y a -
simple diplomatic in the anti-Communist part The GR FT x ACTION C '
P ut es cet er a notional radio net wra k
apology We know that frontier Japanese have claimed 8 rrd err
FrirIPV st 3 p m when he visits tlye
violat I ha t they ions took place at important wen battling communism m china WASHINGTON May 24 -- The
Art hurda le sitiod levier hemestea d
a strateeic points The whole thing United Mine Workers' Iniernationol TOWARDS BRITTON
May Not Leave pitheet in West Virginia the White
was based on a concerted military Executive Board meeting today bloti sid tod
plan Further difficulties OVer the With- filly art upon the resignation of
Says No Restraint drawals were seen with 1 he report William Green American Feriera- A ity (!o tot$) !JA)1" h?: no Tentative Location for Seven
The C7eehosloyak Qovernment front Hankow that the military ex- lion of 1 abor president who mut vet lora-eyed notification It Is eN-
may do Ivithin its own territory perts might not be allowed to leave the imion after 48 years of niem- peeled that thee will carry thr Wells Are Revealed
what it Likes but if German terri-Chilla for fear that they would PX- bership Presinent's addless
pose military secrets to the enemy -----
tore shotild 1-Ks affected by its meas-
The prospective nil play hottcrh
o
tir As the new bttle along the rail'
es Rnd If a Single person in the the ettv field and Britton incroid
greatN trich should be imperiled line raged the TokY0 war office
estimated the Chinese casualties at itv Attl for Btiliti Sh
ell hie lot wh
p1114!1i's liwaHoli
by Ceeehosloyak m1111)111' moves
for se en wells I're itilifilltlied
Snehow at 200000 With 60000 killed
I here will be no restraint on the ' r r 7 7 Tho to(tition which may pot lo
and loft on the field How MAO
German side"
In I Ill CO In Ptlrk u1-42ett milly'd tr- ---- -p---d
Der Angriff tinder a headline dfad were rrMOVPd Mild 110t be de-
v ' ilortz !he Britton md rrimr111
reading -Mr Chamberlain !British termined
interh w
rhan line between NW 57 n
MOVP
prime minister) completely misled rp River ! The City Council Was ureed today bv twn (If Ii P malorttv faction m-1 gtu - tt re11— r-
" world opinion" said: nip Japanese said thy were eon
-we are astonished tin hear from verging on Kalleng near the junc-
Mr Chamberlain that the nervous lion of the Lung-Hal line and the
panic-stricken cabinets in London Peiping-Hankow Railroad Scores
Paris and Prague are supposed to of planes Were demolishing the Chi-
' have scored A great victory for nese line of supply and munition
world peace chimps At Kalfeng and Chem:chow
Cives Berlin Credit him :WW
II ion point the JApn
aese
- reported
'The 2'111 lewn in rArr and 011-
- Ninr itH pa nese Warships were re-
rinn Pri thIngcmns gam' ported to have gone up the Yangtse
Merely a order to retrain in the
River toward Nanking Thpv shelled
foreground of events they resorted
Tatung half tArly between Wilim
iTurn to Page 3 (A 3) and Nanking while Japanese air
piane squadrons flew along the
AGREEMENT EN OS l'Irer banks
Jespitp Chinese denials the lap-
PICKETING HERE cla Hued t hPir I roops t 90k
lamferiE from thrPe sides After a
A clo7Pn ertn ra I Tririrc anti
Ptrr Co
irrmhrr pickricei
bufdinc P I NW Fourth-s! rris
morning to prote5t thA alles:Pd em-
ployment of non-union labor by a
otntractor renovating the two-story
The picket line WAs withd: awn
UnlOri leader‘ hell the 01 t-
actor k: 8 EStiHi
'Iwo wan ipinstiiii node ithlio
JetrnallentlitieS ittivrtioon
A crowd of shunt 60 IA a at ihaL ied
tw the pit kFtin2 Ta0 detertie
rrinrro end A-n srlit relt to
b 1-11irto iinrr t'l rr0110"'d
Li' Hpnrv Revrle fritnd no
order
Crum In race t 01
Today's Index
Et win 4 SoelFtY 7
("wiwts 4 'pin! 8
Coffin II ii
9 Pinii-u 6
Deittis 2 Ptmile Re)1(1! 2
131s 4 Pyle 6
Frr2ti-cm 4 ()lir' 1n:-
4 !kir rit
Ipt!rt 4 1Zelln Lne S
Mr FixIt 6 Serial Story -11
Thr City Council was urged today by twn its maimity faction
members to approve a plan fnr the city to share in thP InnOruction
of a band shell st the Lincoln Park amphitheater The two urns Colin-
ctimen Harlow Gers and 1 1 Baker
Construction of the band shell will permit the Federal Symphony
Orchestra to give 10 open Air - - -
eitals at the aniphitheater this sum- (row 1(rv 111111101v pa tnii
met briinning ItIne 28 accordinz 1pfiriciri of 71) in tvi(pt
to Dean RIchardson federal music sa: fm
prolect director for Oklahoma The Ql-r-olps voted to forrn a Per-
Ntr Pirhardon u-as to tliPPI with manent coy symphinny sociPty
W A Quinn rity manager late to- Pledg Support
day to work out cost details Pallier Tle so( wili sitiyttit the he told told the Cio Council that the f1 alto to
orchestra with its $75(X) mnlithly form H lAtW zLptiric
nine VISCWIlere 111i- t" the rg1-01p b- -
IPss S given the shell to throu
the music mer the big ainiphi- t s on for
theater the -n-tuti vie thdr:e
WP 10 Supply Some Labor r1i The ltro t7tox 12
Meanwhile non St ephro :-o!ri to 'T 7klabri cArr!0
wpA onponr th AvrA u1 50111 toto N Har-Nt and
proide umkilled labor if the cos Cl?rk nt 601 Nk' 32nd-s!
for r-killed labor and materials N1rs Mont Hizhley prerient of
The WPA share was P5tInlated at th Mafloweri arid Mrs C
S1500 and the rity's st S2300 by Col Poland Wrtzht of tl-e Delphian
Webster Benham WPA engineer Ciuh sied in ellin2 blocs of 20
rOlt111P1 Btiliarn said urak could
be 'tatted within a ueek atter the Othet- 110 reported bloi s
(AR tiles H luti° N-
SItt UlPrl that it cott(1 tw tall- (1111 11 P E O VvotLtl (41):
pit-ted Lj June 28 ttK Adpt1111 of :IA-
If NII 1Hfilfill and lt Qiut I1 01111111f-11 C E
'441 Pe Fit tliVils rot to-T Phee IAN to- !1I ff P N11
d4 t he Crvincil 1! lpply InrnIA1 1 11 71!:1T1- f ' I" 1-
tor rrirct oovt 1 od 6r A'phl ror'!1 ChA Wet
Plane for th tophoo- (11-1- of Phi rtll-lro:7-
tra were progressing along another edlea4lonal and social sororiy
And t he OidahomR 174i1:
W1 V Co ri-zht -nf -way On nf
propnrd incAt ion i netr 11P Prl-
trAneP tn 1311e I-!e Park
Tile lo(-a i011 APrP revek In
filti12 of int No )on to di 1(
jIh Ii state ConPr I
part inrot
v tifq !I oaso
as 'A: P Wit im!on A:bt-r!
P S SIL L E Pryor Ann4 M
n and A:bort iptit Ir
The bi()k lea abh H
1)10K (Ak 11'd 1) !Ito -
son- Prittla rd Ohl Co
and W
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1r:11 nov
kfCi 11H-4 !war VA'
EXCHANGE TRUST
ARGUMENTS HEARD
SIprPm erv:rt 111Ice Earl Wotoh
va to har o:al todav on
!!e oolP('ort 1-sard
1 A to1 In (1111 -
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tinkinp 1‘1
tnnhtc!In1 It
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10 a tlif npq
'Inn of rd Jelin
h!- remtrn-tener And niriNcri
'I It h hit rlif-erznr Dr a
r Richard--nn
moon
' Chicago
S Board Awaits 000 520 3
At Bor0000k 1 y n
Formal Report on
State Reforms
By MARSHAL! MeNEIL
News Washington Writer
Mr Altmeyer said that infortna- 003 0
holt concerning Oklahoma's Action
had reached the board but that a At Detroit
formal report is awatted 102
State Advances SI200000 I Sa t ivrios—Ordoo a rt
nod Tbhett
The Federal Government now ‘‘ x
: w ashington
owes Oklahoma a pproxima tely $I-
' 200000 for money the Oklahoma 021 00
: commission advanced to Meet April
At Chicago
1 and May 1 pension rolls
The slate's surplus rash—which 003 3
stood at $3000000 when Oklahoma tonmiinei:e7v n r n
: was cut off March 2--has dwindled
Philadelphia
to S600000 necessitating
pension payments to needy blind 0
land dependent children qt
prevented the commission from rals- 110MERUNS
ing the average to 820 AS WA: Lombardi (Ann
Owned March 1 The commission
fbiri7e1:1'r r I 1 'I'Inii I '
:was forced to back down when the coma Uhl
Social Security Board refused to (iii 'Ili
forwdrd federal money until after a t litha:italaiins(n1:171
"holi-e cleaning" ()idiot N V
Vi Riker I'M
I Mr Alt meyer indicated that t he I Sverill Cloy
Social Security Board WAS pleascci
with the rornmission's SF! trill in lay- 1-1
1 A e s lia : -1 Li
ing I he groundwork for a merit sys-
tem to be put into effect before
Sept 1
Thinning On( Rolls
- Director H J Denton in Okla
honia City said th e state would 110i
be tiven t 11P entire $1200000 in a
lump N11111 ThP Federal novern-
met i5 expected to reimburse Okla -
horns as fast as reinvestigation of
chem s is completed
Reinvest Rat ions were st a led te
in April nd are expected to be
conmicted during November
Thus t here will be a lag in reim-
bursements The federal hnn d
not give Oklahoma money for some
of I hp penston recipients tint il la te
in year These payments are
1:portud to go back until A pril 1
At I he same time Mt Denton
“trttirut d his progra in of -weeding
( to incompetent ca Sr workers and
!twit-mg I he punsion rolls why-th
t he S board chat ged were
oartcri - wtt h inehgibles
--
Lincoln County
Rolls ReChecked
A t he-trout:It reinvo-tiQaton of thr
Int nin County old powion rolls by
t a ff of case workors has
(1-1Cr-A fl root Or H 1 Denton
announced today
The SI Alf of iVe ease workers
It made HIP orlulnal inyetiga
How will he dwnitsod 11(1
as the rtkfitattna Publte Welfare
Com ni tston ft t Pm ots: to 11)PPI fed-
eral rt-riuretnent S nfl perstol not a 1111
SLATES FOR CITY
Hood Crests Receding as
Rains Stop
11 11 II 411 Ric
411111cht 14 m
1 m N a m
' to
m It II m
non
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rtt ttt t m
rAtitri Ittt til !)
h:1
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1 S
!iI1 hd sk nier tempt?
1:1 pies Al: tino!Th tu-
rn kuk Wedthertnkn
:n!ur
cf—t: on Nnrkh
r 1 from Wloriard ti) nka-
honia 'sere repo: vd subrfrimr:
A re tahlth had beun at El Riti
and Yukon tki1 be under the peaks
!-t day tne laea'heffnan saul
TM Plei of tour fret rind I:ve
nit fek al Wiag:aald etelciav
tl)
Col Ok:-
hJiiel CI! NW' 11 11A(1
I hi Pt !col -111i1
VCLf-n
T mksitnim lkinnetAtm ns-
r!k - !eAk h nk?rk the :nss g()
It Irrrr bgt 04 nt 'nth
rkl ram during tha 1 at hours
FINAL
NIGHT
PRICE ItIVE CENTS
BASEBALL HOWARD STAR
NATIONAL LEAGUE GOES BAD IN
St Louis R IL E
St Louis R 11 UL DflU
1010 010 0
At New York
r 310 200 3
Rallorie—Weiland and Owen PREP TRIALS
' man and 'mining
R H E
arleinn and IIrtnoti: Munoin
anti Me Im
Cincinnati R H E
400 005 00
At Boston
I WASHINGTON May 24— 010 004 2
!Oklahoma 1111 he reinstated TRatteripa — Lambmem and Lombardi:
tanning and alorlirr
: for full federal pension lilt' AA l'illhistair at rhtladlphia pearpoord
soon as a formal report mutant' 1
five newly adopted reforms! AMERICAN LEAGUE 1
reaches Washington from Oklahoma !
City Arthur J Altmeyer chairman new York R It E 1
of the U S Social Security Board 020 0
indicated today
The five reforms demanded orig- At ClevelAnd
Wally by the SOCia I Security' Board 003 5
were adopted Rt a !sleeting of the RA i iri-iiitiMPI arid Itirkm allart and
Oklahoma Public Welfare Commis- Ntlak i
sion in Oklahoma City yesterday Boston R II E
and dependent children At St Louis
While the average of old age pen-
sion payments has bNn ma int a i ned 0
a i 1 he $15 level t hrough I he period anirly1:1:W1"" 111 moo vo4 vile
of suspe m
nsion the 'tit off of aid I
-- - - In illin ihr stii ip's lomied pylision sen v14(111101 on —111 Spii it of
Thu poi)ert iv e oil play hei-11 )(' s(1 Anivrira snd ilyr Pill-di(' Sf 1 1001 "
I Fin (di ‘ littid snd 'Britton olciii fi NT 0'1'0°11 R(111"-I li11 n -1144111 1 li Coo:Till Hill ( i iotiiii v11
1W r iNliiv wh11 'yid A t 1 fs 1t a: tow- 'I df f (4 1'1' 1"A PI'S had bsilid nittlwr- :-ta rt tit R 1) in in Ha Inizli whool
for spin v tl'is pip iiinouticd --- A notittd min 1'dr Intittd tt tin htt t t
CI tun Ito l'agy 2 ( III I I
'rho IN titIon which oni Hof lw tgliplf ty(1 t vk o Neill in iiinior 1(1 -
di ilird tor odip t imp IA ort po't d illnor onloctullor 1 vk ni k will iii kr p:Iri in flip Px -
Mort: h nrit trin inti 1:61"I'd nri IJIIL OU11011111L C ri'l
Mr 1-'m ddt:t Cnktdt And IL: tcdt
InN110)n luir 101 -on NIA 57'n
r
Handicap Champion Re
ported to Have Devel-
oped Charley Horse
By rnited Presm
NEW ORK Mar —
The $100000 special race be-
tween War Admiral and SPa
biscuit scheduled for Decora-
tion Day has been ca11e4 oft
by Charles S Howard owner
of Seabiscuit it was learned
today at Belmont Park
Seabiscuit 1937 handicap
champion and leading money-
winner was reported suffer-
ing from A charley horse
which prevented him from
continuing training for the
ULU U match race
At Detroit a V Whitney chairman of the
board Fit Belmont Park announced
102 ' t11p cancellation after a conference
Rativries—ordeo and illeSanielft Amber
(kith HOWRICI end Herbert B Swope
mod Iiilineti
Washington R n E chairman of the New York Racing
Commission
021 00 -Snbiscilirs legs haw: been both-
At Chicago ering him and he hasra been able
to train properly" Whitney ex-
003 3 Iplained
Rallerie—Leonarol and R FerrelL Sirai-! "We deeply regret that Seabiscuit
ion arid Sewell
nr i has not trained FIR we felt he
Philadelphia R 1-1 E shotild" Howard said "Definite In-
0 dications that his legs are bother-
ling him became appaent within
At St Louis
the last few days"
0 1 Howard was bitterly disappointed
Rellerimi: binon and Noym Van Alta :Fit Senbiscuit's failure to round into
and Stiiiivon form but explained he felt it was
1 his duty to the public to cell the
110MERUNS rare off
Lombardi (Ann
Ural Ann "Recogni7ing our obligation we
blueller ItroL i had planid to work the horse to-
Collin I'M
clay to finally determine his condi-
Galen Chi
I Alartin $( Lotila firm" he said This morning how-
A' Dillaaaill Bil'ili 1 evor it was plain that to work him
Dirket N V
Vialker Uhl 'might endanger him permanently
Averill irlene land with the consent of the West-
!chester Racing Association rind the
'Ne m
w Yolk State Racing Comission
Rookie 1-11111 i we decided not to work him and to
withdriw from the race"
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U111f Pre
DETROIT N4ar 24 ii311V GOLD EXPERT DIES
U111ft Pre
DETHorr Mar 24 ii311V
slat rooky Detroit hurler Was
tick on the head by a batted hall
"ere he Tl"rs 2arre 14" Ilist Prof Warren Gained Fame as
Bost on t od a y
Eccn1 t WAS taken tinconscums Agricultural Economist
In Fnrd Hospit
He was hit WIWI' pi rhing chirinz
ing pract ire HP 1Q f !Tim R Pn et! Pre
ITHACA N May 114 —Prof
Brnoklyn
Gonrzu F Warren of Cnrnell
crslt y nrientt mai ecnnnmist wht
903 YOUTHS TO GET bsri a prntninent part In shapinIZ
he United States monetary policy
DIPLOMAS TONIGHT tt thp (ally days of the Prinevtilt
lininilr8tion (11Pd tridny HP WV
Classen and Capitol Hill High
To Hold Exercises
Grarnliitinn Px11Cl'C 776
lin4h Schonl svinnr and tor 327
Capitol Hill Hich Scnnni yi 1j011! s
loP lipid torilgill
NortliPruo Schnols
will ruf Pl t IltI d i plotmis 'n-
MOrITRA' and Crntral Fooi iT tzpi
thPirs Thurnav
(:' :o!A11 I)(1 (11:rol pxor-
(S Will 1)1' 111 fint evpr licn
:no NiunnAnal Andonrnon
won -ca Ur a
Man will nrr
comnionctnnnt adrirP in HIP (71a-
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M1 Vol thn:1 ("Oklt And inn
A111 rPePl OCI lir rlf r!
crn nen tr Inc comply! 1 on of
64 or morP hour of tk k snci 7kIlss
1A'3 ':rhlr 4nd Mk- An
C1(01in VIH ror1vo
11101i CPI trIrWe
Professor IKarren was rinP nf that
most prominent agricultural ('((flfl
rIII'h ii thp country and headed
hat depart ment Fit Cornell for
ri 18 years
if studies on the vela tionship
prirp nf t!olci and PrO-
horn Ir concht ions IA ere brought tm
l'r“Adent Booeveirs attention
a rh in the 1nrTvNnfl of the New
wa Prof ts Fir WA r ren held that
oncht could be imprOved by
tiring t he price of gold
I he policy vas pH t into effect bY
thP Adommt I H rya The validity of
W3S (114111ii1
among ot her economists
Prot esor Wa rt en recenth a n-
inuneed iu dorilon ret Al
head of the ricpartironit a t Cornell
nl(l devote his tjflP tn
kv riflI nd resoa w Fi3
iii Harvard Neh Feb 18 184 RR
married Mary Whitson of A t glen
10 In tnne 1901 They had fj
child t en three )( Ifld 1Ar) gu
Lions Uect V V Harris
v v mirnPd pro41-
dpnt thP city !inns Club r
roon I-11CW 111C tod'Av at thP
1-1o!”I He and !tio r hpr npw of
flrf wiU ?akp r fltg I
A eP(!Pri PrP F'Ta rik R Maths
f:f-t vicr-prpsinpnt Ed RAnel
On(' irP-PFP'!tirn nd Watd J
BLAMES HEADADIEs "At1)(40 plAl't to
ON RIVER POLLUTION The Quins
Harrah Farmer Testifies in
Suit Against City Birthday
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sme'!c
Mr M:'Pr teIfvm2 at the rlai
of hi "ow ezAnt Ohnrfld CltV
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The fIrrous doctor A
report on the h e r3 1 t
ec!th and v4:5dom of the
Dionnes
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