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D. C., SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1937—FORTY-TWO PAGES. 04>) Miam Associated Press. -____, **_ TWO CEXTS. Bans British HINDENBURG QUIZ Italy Newspapers FAVORITE IN DERBY /HEY!N\ And Coronation News VVHO'S , DIES Boycotts BEING PACKED OPENED BY NAVY; IS WAR V Only Three Publications Excluded, as ADMIRAL; NOW? DEATH OF OFFICER All Correspondents Are Ordered Home From London. 65,100 By the Associated Press. JU1TEND An official press communique said ROME, May 8.—All but three Eng- the action was taken because "of the Reaping Reward and Mili- BRINGSTOLL TO lish newspapers were banned from attitude of all the British Three Generations Flee for 35 nearly press Italy today and all Italian newspaper against and armed Close Italy Italy’s tary Behind—$52,- ■ correspondents In London were ordered forces.” Lives, Unable to Res- home. Board of Con- The three British papers excepted 575 Due for Navy Inquiry Winner. cue These measures—and a semi-official from the ban are the Daily Mail, the Pair. vened as Commerce De- press boycott of next Wednesday’s Evening News and the Observer. The coronation of King George VI—is in exclusion orders are effective until 20 WILL further GO TO POST partment Plans Its Probe answer to what the Italian press has notice. SURVIVORS ARE SAVED bitterly termed a "campaign of lies” Several London papers, including IN the 63D ANNUAL TEST to Start Monday. in British newspapers about Italy, Daily Herald and the News Chron- 1 ON ROOF BY FIREMEN particularly in regard to Italian de- icle. have been banned for several US feats in Spain. weeks because their liberal is policy Garner, Farley and Landon Will SHIP'S RADIO CHIEF They also reply to the British ac- considered hostile to the Fascist state. SUPREME Invalid Great-Grandmother and tion in inviting a representative of However, a general ban on almost Be at Among Spectators Man, 56, Perish When Haile Selassie, the entire English press is regarded as COURT Trapped EXPIRES IN HOSPITAL conquered Ethiopian Churchill Downs. Emperor, to the coronation. (See ITALY, Page A-2.) in Belt Road Home. -----—_ B> the Associated Press. Pruss Is Her escape cut off by flames as Capt. Reported Improv- LOUISVILLE, Ky,, May 8—The three ing—Germany Rushes Work on problem before the sporting world to- generations of her descendants day centered on the mile and a fled for their Mrs. New Airship, but Graf Flights HOLDING quarter lives, Louisa BASQUES at Churchill racing strip with Downs, Donaldson, 94. was burned to death War Admiral and the com- VV to South America Will Be Sus- powerful with her son. after bination of Reaping Reward and Mil- ^ <#, > George, 56, Dr. Eckener pended, Reveals. itary still favored to battle it out for lightning struck their home at 5007 FOR honor and riches in LONDONTODAY the Belt road sixty-third early today. By the Associated Press. Kentucky Derby. A deafening crash of thunder “LASTJEFENSES” The weather was and clear LAKEHURST. N. J.. May 8 —The bright awakened all occupants of the house Jack and the forecast was for fair and Navy Department ordered a court of Lambie, Former Army Hand-to-Hand and when the lightning struck, and Fighting warmer. they inquiry convened today to investi- rushed to bed room doors to find the Air Their last workouts a matter of gate the destruction of the German Corps Officer, to Rain of Air Bombs on stairway and second-floor hallway in airship Hindenburg at the Naval history, War Admiral from Samuel flames. Riddle's Air Station here with a loss of 35 Him. Mark Philadelphia-owned stable, Accompany Villages Day. Mrs. Donaldson, an invalid, was lives. his two most dreaded rivals from the Hammer -Dropping sleeping in a front bed room with her BACKGROUND— BACKGROUND— Milky Way string of Mrs. Ethel V. The public investigation began as Roofer Twice granddaughter, Mrs. Hazel King, 29. Dick Merrill, t'eteran air- Mars of Chicago and 17 other mem- Knocks soon as announced. The Commerce Capt. Insurgents under Gen. Mola be- and her bers of great-granddaughter, Myrtle mail and passenger pilot, was born gan drive a month to crush equine royalty waited for the Department already had arranged for ago Brother Unconscious Basferd, 19, when the struck. in signal that will send them lightning Mississippi 38 years ago. Last Bilbao, Basque which was forth about public hearings to start next Monday capital, "We opened the hall door and saw year he with 4:43 p.m. (Central standard time). If at the reservation. flew Harry Richman, night filled Loyalist refugees on the but and all 20 to By the nothing fire, then all of us club entertainer, on a round trip verge of starvation. Rescue the go tire post in the longest Associated Press. The members of the board were: of ran for the window leading to the to England. Jack Lambie. who will refugees was with parade since Burgoo King beat 19 WABASH, Ind., May 8—There command- begun foreign roof of the said Miss Basferd. Capt. Gordon W. Haines, others in the owner of porch," fly to London with him thus year, is ships. 1932, the win- must be a limit to some things er of the Naval Ammunition Depart- "In the excitement, I guess, all of us a former Air ner will pocket $52,575. Noah and Carl were Army Corps officer. Guild 99 Per Sehlegel Predicts was with ment, Fort Mifflin, Pa.; Lieut. Comdr. Ej the Associated Press. While Manager Says Rayburn Favorable thought grandma us, but He was born October 6. 1909, in the principals in America's roofing a house. Carl dropped Roland of the Naval Aircraft as soon as we got on the porch I Mayer ST. JEAN DE LUZ, biggest turf show quietly munched his hammer and called down to Camp Downs, Philippine Islands. Franco-Spanish Cent of Those Canvassed on realized she had been Factory, Philadelphia; Lieut. Comdr. their in Vote President’s left behind. Frontier, 8—The defenders of hay barns on the back stretch Noah, who was on the ground at Cornelius V. S. Knox, Naval Air Sta- May I tried to climb back in the wmdow, By the Associated Press. of historic Downs, late arrivals from the time, to thrown the hammer tion, Lakehurst; Lieut. Daniel S. Bilbao fought Gen. Emilio Mola's in- Favor Action. Estimate. but the heat drove me away.” NEW YORK. May 8.—'The final every section of the country taxed the back up. Noah didn't answer. Weintraub, Naval Air Station, was surgent invaders at the bar- of this Trapped on Roof. quota of coronation visitors from today hospitality city to the utmost. BACKGROUND— The hammer had knocked him BY J. A. O’LEARY. designated recorder. Given the America, Capt. Dick Merrill and Jack ricades of the city, driven back to co-operation of the weather Week old strike of Federated unconscious. The House will stand by the Presi- Racing through a torrential rain, Death Toll Now 35. man. 65.000 spectators, as a A few later the men were firemen of Nos. 14 truck 31 en- Lambie. hoped to start today from their last line of defense. large Motion Picture Crafts, affiliate of days dent's *1.500,000,000 relief estimate and Two deaths in the crowd as the has ever another early morning Bennett Field on a Derby attracted, roofing house and Carl the has devel- gine companies heard the screams of Floyd non-stop the 30.000 the American Federation of Labor, despite movement that | raised to 35 number who lost Desperately Basques wvre to his the flight to London. In case of unfavor- expected pack the quarter-mile again dropped hammer. to cut it those trapped on the porch roof and sought to hold their semi-circular moved forward today with possi- oped by one-third, Represent- their lives in the crash of the giant stands and send $1,500,000 “Throw hammer here,” saw their able weather, the start may be delayed nearly Screen Actor’s Guild would my up ative Rayburn of Texas, the Demo- figures outlined against the air "Maginot” line of intrenchments, steel bility skyliner—pride of Germany's until tomorrow. through the pari-mutuels in the he called to Noah, who was flames. Hastily up lad- and the join walkout, tying up all Holly- cratic floor leader, predicted today, as scrambling concrete, protecting city on outburst on the fleet. Merrill, with a greatest of wagering since ground. Noah didn't ders. the firemen tried time and again record of two At- the east, north and south. wood studios by Monday the Appropriations Subcommittee pre- The order convening the board in- the days of Gallant Fox and answer. The hammer had knocked i to enter the room in which Mrs. Don- lantic crossings behind him, said: Reigh Guild, headed by Robert Mont- pared to begin deliberations Monday, structed it to make a "thorough in- In a hand-to-hand struggle with Count. him unconscious. aldson was to be "It's a tough flight and I know it, but and Meanwhile. Senator O'Mahoney, trapped, only driven and gomery, claiming membership vestigation” of "all circumstances sur- life is grenades bayonets on Mount Landon to Attend. bacs by the intense heat. like that—and you can't see a by most of the big stars of film- Democrat, of Wyoming, without in- rounding the disaster.” Sollube, a keypoint in the fortifica- coronation every day. And with Jack Vice President Garner, Postmaster dom, delayed joining strike last dicating how much he thought should The firemen gained entrance first to It was issued by Capt. F. C. Mar- tions. a Basque force was routed from Lambie sitting next to me. up for- General James A. Farley, Alf Landon, Saturday to confer with producers. be provided for the coming year, said the bed room in which George Don- tin, acting commandant of the 4th machine gun nests, insurgent reports ward there, we’re going through like defeated Republican candidate for Better deal extras, bit Congress should begin soon to con- aldson died. Tney found him on the Naval District. said, and Mola's men drove forward for players Philadelphia. a knife through cheese.’’ President, and several Governors sider basic legislation to solve the floor near the hall door, the led and freelance people will be basis apparently Capt. Haines said he did not know The against Biscargi Hills, a protective of the only thing new In the flight, a cross-section of the Nation's political negotiations. permament phase unemploy- overcome by smoke oefore he could how the would require, chain between Bermeo and Amore- for long inquiry as far as Merrill is concerned, he said, life into the city. The business, social ment problem. start for the window. take "at a few bieta, but would least days.” is that he's a Boland of flying Lockheed Electra and sports worlds also were repre- By the Associated Press. Representative Pennsyl- A box alarm was sounded immedi- The American Zeppelin Transport of (The Bermeo-Amorebieta line runs, instead the big Douglas which he sented strongly. all talked the vania, majority whip, joined in Ray- the first fire with the They HOLLYWOOD, May 8.—A growing ately after companies Co. announced that excep- handles on his roughly, north and about 11 bum's the action regular passenger run south, language of the ‘'hard-boots" as prediction regarding arrived on scene in to Ernst Leh- they threat of filmland's stars the response tion of the body of Capt. between New York miles east of Bilbao.) high-salaried of the but was not so and Miami. Lam- (See House, optimis- telephoned alarms. The whole second mann, all of the crew dead would be DERByTPage A-2.) to with artists and other bie is his regular co-pilot. join make-up tic that the Budget Bureau figure floor of the Planes Bomb Villages. -———-«- two-story pebbledash returned to Germany as soon as pos- would be from committee. studio craftsmen in a strike rocketed Committee of Federation reported frame house was in flames before the sible. Praises Co-Pilot. Planes were keyed into the insur- interest today in labor troubles of the Woodrum Wants Billion. firemen could bring their hoselines Lehmann's body, it was expected, "We think alike,” said Merrill. gents’ advance yesterday. Bilbao re- CRASH INTO PACIFIC Meets on Rec- said 14 Thursday Woodrum of into play. would be held in a Jersey City mor- "Jack and I don't even have to ports planes dumped tons of multi-million-dollar industry. Representative Virginia, chairman of the subcommittee han- The survivors clustered on the tuary until the arrival of his widow. speak to let each other know what to explosives into Basque villages and Plans for immediate picketing of ommendations. concentrations KILLS 2 NAVY MEN dling the relief bill, said at the out- porch, rain drenching their scanty A son of the couple had died at Easter- do next." troop along the defense theaters throughout the Nation fur- line, set of the this week he nightclothing, lightning flashing over- time. When Merrill flew Richman killing an undetermined number ther the Possibility of an attack on the hearings Harry heightened situation. head and the rumble of thunder to of women and children. Crim- thought *1.000.000.000 would be am- o< Board’s Study. England last year, they landed in crime report of the Washington Scope Pilot and Radio Victims Business Manager Aubrey Blair of for the drowning out their screams Wales on the over The were Operator inal Justice Association at the next ple coming year. The board's study was to include a way and sat down Basques said in those ad- the powerful Screen Actors’ Guild, in of Federation As chairman of the subcommittee Throws Child to Safety. on the number dam- Newfoundland on the way back. In vices to have given ground slowly During Maneuvers When which is meeting the of Citizens' report injured, headed by Robert Montgom- which handled the offices both fuel under the rain of Associations was seen indepedent Mrs. her age to property, responsibility for the cases, shortage was respon- both bombs and ery’, said 99 cent of member today. King grabbed 5-year-old Plane Goes Under. per play- Woodrum launched a sible for machine Charles L. Norris, chairman of the supply bill, sep- Constance, in her arms and crash and the interest of the United missing the goals. gun bullets. Tri-motored ers favored the strike daughter. By the Associated Press. polled joining arate move 32 of "There isn’t to be bombers aided the Association's Law and Legislation economy by asking threw her to John Holzwart. 24, Mrs. States Government. going any shortage insurgent force unless producers met guild demands. ABOARD BATTLESHIP said his these agencies to go over "The board will to the Secre- this time,” asserted Merrill. "We’re that finally stormed Mount Sollube PENNSYL- Committee, group will meet independent Donaldson's grandson, who had report The which embraces most of VANIA IN MID-PACIFIC MANEU- guild, to consider the their budgets for the coming year and from the tary of the Navy upon the cause and going loaded for distance.” yesterday after nearly a week of at- Thursday night report jumped porch. VERS, 8.—Two the big names of Hollywood, is seeking see where could be made. He the for the disaster,” The silvery monoplane has been tempts to still the chatter of the May naval airmen and the nature of the recommenda- savings Holzwart's mother, Mrs. Matilda responsibility were killed when their improved eonditons for supporting made known today that he has re- Capt. Haines said. equipped with 13 gasoline tanks, Basques’ machine guns. plane crashed tions they should make to the federa- Holzwart, 55, with whom Constance and sank in the Pacific players and guild recognition. tion. ceived encouraging replies from more The first witness to be called, he capable of giving the a range of At Ocean during had been sleeping, reached the ground ship least 200 Basque dead littered The Los Central the United States Fleet's war Angeles Labor Norris would not commit as than half of these bureaus. The in- will be a officer by the 4.300 miles. The gross weight of the the games, himself on a ladder raised by A. R. Bates, 5013 said, ship’s slope when the insurgents finally Council voted late last to naval officers reported night place to the attitude of the com- dependent offices bill called for about Belt road. name of Beuer. The hearing, he said, ship, fully loaded, is 16,000 pounds. Mola’s officers and today. probable conquered, said, Victims nine major film studios on the “un- $900,000,000. the of of the crash were Lieut. mittee, but it was known some promi- Firemen Mrs. and would parallel Department (See MERRILL, Page A-3.) hundreds of prisoners were taken. A fair’’ list. It helped King Comdr. John Francis also recommended to nent members of the federation Commerce hearing. Gillon, 40. pilot believe Basic Legislation Needed. (See force of Navarre Carlists was re- President William Green of FIRE. Page A-2.) of the plane, and Glen M. Beal, radio- the Amer- the report is unfair in some of its crit- Officials later announced that ques- to have checked a counter- Senator said he -.-•- ported first ican Federation of Labor that the in- O'Mahoney thought be man. class. icisms of District officials. tions of procedure would consid- offensive to relieve the besieged moun- the job situation is getting back to SENIORITY Their plane crashed Friday off Ha- tSee STRIKE, Page~A^3J Puxxled ered first in a closed meeting and that RIGHTS tain force. by Reasoning. where it was before the crash, but PRESIDENT waii while Gillon, commanding Scout- --- HOLDS no witnesses would be called until “It is difficult to understand how declared there will be millions per- Tanks Routed by Artillery. ing Squadron 2B. was returning to the Monday at 10 a m. the Criminal Justice Association ar- manently unemployed unless some GAINED IN STRIKE aircraft carrier A half dozen tanks to Saratoga, where other MANCHUKUOAN RULE William Speck, chief radio officer sought check rived at some of its conclusions,” one basic legislation to meet this eco- PRESS CONFERENCE planes of his squadron were of the airship tfhich plunged in flames the insurgents' advance at a cross- landing officer of the federation said. nomic problem is worked out. on the deck. SWEEPINGLY Although the Lakehurst Naval Air Sta- roads between Guernica and Amor- UNIFIED to be he The Government.he ^aid.cannot care upon Union Leaders Say Precedence Lieut. unwilling quoted, pointed ebieta but were routed Comdr. Gillon's plane sud- In- tion grounds here Thursday night at by Mola's ar- out that it is difficult to draw any indefinitely for this non-emergency Washington Newspaper Men went into a Set at St. Louis—Plants Pour air were denly power dive and HSINKING, 8 the end of its first crossing of the tillery. raids made over Manchoukuo, May worthwhile conclusions from the ratio unemployment situation. O'Mahoney vited Aboard plunged into the choppy seas. Nearby in the Man- Ship—Fishing year, succumbed in a New York hos- Bilbao itself. (/Pi.-r-Sweeping changes of the number of arrests to the num- said he plans to wait until the relief to Reopen. destroyers rushed to the but A German Erich scene, chukuoan government were decreed ber of indictments unless bill reaches the Senate before decid- Yields to Duties. } pital. passenger, By the Associated Press. While Mola thus slowly closed the the each indi- plane and two aboard had sunk. today on the counsel of how much Knocher, died at Asbury Park. interval between his men and the im- Japanese po- vidual case is investigated. ing should be appropriated By the Associated Press. ST. LOUIS, May 8.—Seniority rights Gillon entered the Naval Academy litical and The man who commanded the ship portant manufacturing city, French military advisers. “One of the best illustrations of for the coming year. He does not GALVESTON, Tex., May 8 —Presi- to temporary workers were granted In at Annapolis in 1916 from Massa- The and on 10 safe voyages to Lakehurst from massed off the legislative supervisory this,” he said, “lies in the believe an unemployment census would dent Roosevelt invited the which ended warships Nervion chusetts. practice Washington agreement the three- councils were abolished. be worth the cost. He said the sta- Germany last year—Capt. Ernst Leh- River mouth in the Bay of Biscay to commonly known as ‘turning up’ newspaper men today to a press con- day strike of 4.000 employes of the mann—died last night. houses. The method is to raid an tistics of W. P. A. and the Labor De- ference aboard the U. S. S. Potomae and (See A-3.) Chevrolet Fisher Body plants here BASQUES, Page are Pruss Better. undesirable house and, for example, if partment adequate. off Port Aransas. Capt. yesterday. Union leaders •- predicted the a Senator Democrat, of West Capt. Max Pruss of the was card game is found in progress Holt, It was the first time they had been, airship action "will establish a national prece- the participants may be arrested and Virginia, in a radio broadcast last in direct contact with him since he reported improved today in a New dent." of Star some night, predicted that Works York hospital, where he was removed 21 SEAMEN SAVED Summary charged with felonies under the Prog- sailed from New Orleans April 29 for The will Today’s plants reopen Monday. ress Administrator “at His condition was still gaming laws. Hopkins will, a fishing trip in the Gulf of Mexico. last night. Delmond Garst, secretary of the “The officers know the psychological time.” announce im- Since then he has most of serious, however. local United Page State raiding may spent Automobile Workers of FROM WRECKED SHIP Page police deny guilt in extortion cuts in the relief rolls in or- Officials strove to correlate evi- there is not sufficient evidence to pending his time off Port Aransas, today America said terms of Amusements.C-20 Music_ B-4 trial. trolling Union, the Page A-10 the der to bring pressure on from dence that ultimately may establish Art.. B-3 A-10 support charges, but, under the Congress about 120 miles south of Galveston, agreement “solve the problems of Obituary_ Home owners the States for of the cause of the fighting abattoir with pressure of repeated raids, the op- appropriation temporary White House headquarters. the shattering explosions strikes’’ which have beset General Crew Had Jumped Into Sea as Books_ B-2 Radio_ C-10 petition. Page A-14 erator of the establishment is to President's relief estimate. The from the Poto- and billowing fire which sent the Motors Church News, Real Estate, apt only dispatch plants recently. He described Holt declared that if re- Lumber Schonoer on Sand Commissioners urge welcome for Red give up in despair and move, thus Congress mac yesterday arrived after 10 pm.. (See the as “notable in B-5-6-7 C-l to 9 HINDENBURG, Page~A-T)— agreement that it the duced the estimate to a billion dol- Comics_ C-13 Cross delegates. Page A-14 solving immediate problem. Central time. Its complete text -•- gave seniority rights to Broke Short Story..C-10 temporary Spit Up. “When the case goes to the district lars there would be ample time early follows: Editorials _. A-R A-7 "Tickled to workers, who had hitherto been sub- By the Associated Press. Society_ death,’’ Jordon says on in the next session to decide whether attorney, however, he cannot present "No today as was ject to dismissal at the of the Financial ...A-12 Sports— C-ll-12 news of reprieve. Page A-14 fishing morning Foiled pleasure HOQUIAM, Wash., May 8.—Coast it to the grand because of the an additional amount would be needed Jacobites Lost & Found.A-3 Woman's B-8 jury taken up with official mail and state's company.” Guardsmen rescued 21 crew members Pg.. to complete the fiscal year. EDITORIAL AND COMMENT. lack of evidence. A superficial ex- business. In afternoon took a trip to to Negotiations were conducted in an today from the San Francisco lumber amination of the In Effort Name FOREIGN. records in such a -•- St. Joseph Lsland and Matagorda all-day conference between Ed Editorials. Page A-8 Garst, schooner Trinidad, pounded to pieces case would show an arrest not fol- These Islands lie close to British news- Island.” Hall, national vice president of the in a 60-mile 3 Italy bans all but three This and That. A-8 | gale miles out in the Page lowed by a prosecution.” WILL CHRISTEN CRUISER the mainland, due north of Port U. A. W. A.; the union's papers. Page A-l Rupprecht6King9 Shop Com- Pacific. Stars, Men and Atoms. A-8 ______Page Questions Wisdom of Proposal. Aransas. mittee, Philip Baugh, Chevrolet plant The seamen last defense lines in jumped into the ocean Basques holding Answers to This official Another announcement manager; Charles Questions. Page A-8 also questioned the CAMDEN. N. J„ May 8 t/P>.—Miss headquarters Ward, superintend- when the vessel, all on a desperate fighting. Page A-l lodged night David wisdom of the recommendation that Jane Bowden of Savannah, Ga., said the President would make a brief Prevents Dem- ent, and L. J. Murphy, personnel di- sand Lawrence. Page A-9 Mayo Oxford spit, began breaking up. a man talk in the stadium of Texas rector. NATIONAL. arrested, for example, on 20 came to Camden today to christen the informal The walkout began Wednes- Grounded 3 Paul Mallon. Page A-9 miles from nearby of should be I A. and M. at Station, Led after 37 workers had charges housebreaking cruiser Savannah—third naval vessel College College onstration by day been laid off. Willapa Harbor, the schooner took a Hindenburg death toll hits 35; probes Mark Sullivan. A-9 Page tried on all of them, instead of two to bear that name—at the yards of the Tex., next Tuesday afternoon en route terrific beating from the sea for more are pushed. Page A-l Jay Franklin. Page A-9 or three selected cases. New York Shipbuilding Corp. back to Washington. 20-Year-Old. than seven hours. Then it began to Favorite in Delia Yynchon. Page A-9 Divorce Bill Goes to Governor. Derby is War Admiral; “At the present time,” he said, “the The keel of the Savannah was laid sink rapidly, and all but the bridge to attend. By the Associated Press. 65,000 Page A-l criminal courts are handling all the in May, 1934. The vessel will have a SACRAMENTO, Calif., May 8 OP). was under water. SPORTS. House to back President on relief trials they possibly can. If the rec- of 10,000 tons and a NEW FLINT SIT-DOWN OXFORD, England. May 8.—Ox- —The signature of Gov. Frank Mer- from the to fund, Louisville swarms with "brigands’’ for displacement Reports tug Ruth E., ommended were followed It is authorities riam was the Rayburn predicts. Page A-l procedure water line length of 600 feet. ford University today only thing needed which the rescued men were trans- Derby day. Page C-ll today there would have to be more courts com- SETTLEMENT IS SOUGHT frustrated a Jacobite demonstration to make Dick Merrill due to off for expected to be completed and Incompatibility grounds for ferred inside Willapa harbor, were hop Lon- Riddle latest casualty of injury- scheduled at Martyrs Memorial to divorce in California’s don (See JUSTICE, Page A-ll.) missioned in the Spring of next year. bid for the that none except the second officer today. Page A-l stricken Griffs. Page C-ll of U. A. W. Demands Dis- proclaim Crown Prince Rupprecht “business" of adjacent Nevada. was lost Actors’ Guild Company or missing. may join Hollywood Pour wins in row Boeox Bavaria "King of England.” give league film strike. Page A-l lead. C-ll charge Employe Who Slashed Peter Geach, 20-year-old, pink- Page Solution of William Desmond cheeked leader of Oxford Jacobites, Taylor Canaoneri, badly beaten, tragic boxing Trances Aid Member of Union. murder is foreseen. Page A-2 Hypnotic College had prepared a proclamation acclaim- Motor Back-Fired figure. PageC-11 By the Associated Press. monarch Code message emphasised Parker ing Rupprecht as the British Hindenburg by Borta of Wilson chief barrier now to FLINT, Mich., May 8.—A conference and “a certain attorneys. Page A-2 C-12 * Students to Marks denouncing George Eastern's nine. Page Higher was scheduled for today in an at- as a to the throne. Senators find Windsor” pretender Witness Claims industrialist eager to "Unknown” bowler stars in city pin BY THOMAS R. HENRY. becomes putty in the hands of the tempt to settle a dispute that caused is an advocate of the resto- lose Geach Nearing Field9 power. Page A-10 tournament. Page C-12 Btkff Correspondent of The Star. experimenter. The depth possible a three-hour sit-down strike in Chev- uie ration of the Stuart line of kings. Associated press. was at about 20 miles with different rolet Motor Co. Plant cern, Tennent, Canadian senior golfers invade for CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., May 8. varies greatly persons, No. 10 last One of his supporters was arrested ASBURY PARK, N, J., 8.— from when the Hlnden- WASHINGTON AND VICINITY. a he and on one’s May Lakehurst, matches here. Page C-12 —Hypnotic trances of few moments, said, probably depends night. and fined a The Park yesterday pound sterling Asbury Press today quoted burg flew overhead. Hypnotic trances help students, says which enabled college boys to get natural suggestibility. Robert Travis, organizer for the the Kenneth ($5) by university’s proctors. W. Heinrich of Keyport, a He was quoted by the newspaper as professor. Page A-l MISCELLANY. better marks for as much as five years He found the college boys fell into United Automobile Workers of Amer- There were no indications that au- former naval officer, as he had written out this account of were to Acad- five The first group could said the union demanded saying having Crime report faces attack in federa- Washington Wayside. Page A-2 described the Virginia groups. ica, that the thorities considered today’s meeting told Lieut. Comdr. Charles E. Rosen- what he observed and what he told at the Uni- be reduced to a state in which they tion. Page A-l Traffic Convictions. Page A-4 emy of Sciences, meeting company discharge syi employe who anything more than a "student’s dahl of the Lakehurst Air Rosendahl for one of its Dr. were and could not Naval Sta- correspond- Woman, 94, and son, 56, perish in Vital Statistics. Page A-4 versity of Virginia yesterday, by extremely drowsy slashed a union workman. stunt.” No police or troops were in tion he saw a motor of ents who him: of their eyes or lift their arms until the dirigible interviewed fire. Page A-l Shipping News. Page A-4 D. M. Allen, professor psychology open He said 400 workers in Plant No. 10 evidence to down the "rebellion.” back-fire he ordered these actions. The second put Hindenburg as it flew over “Stopping my car, I noticed that Twelve injured in D. C. and nearby Service Orders. Page A-4 at Hampden-Sydney College. began a sitdown strike, at 6:15 p.m, Geach, before the meeting, said he New Jersey before it the was to became rigid, lost a good deal crashed. ship listing port and trim- traffic. Page A-4 Bedtime Story. Page A-4 So marked were the results that group when the company refused to dismiss feared a ‘‘riotous crowd” would Comdr. Rosendahl of the to in their gather. said, however, he ming aft. The rudder was hard- Inauguration of Southern industrial- Young Washington. Page A-6 “B” students became "A” students, sensitivity pain the employe. The strikers left the The demonstration understood a man of arms, and would obey orders issued passed, however, that name was over to the starboard and the ship farm program proposed. Page A-ll Dorothy Dix. Page B-8 and boys on the edge of flunking got plant at 9:30 p.m., Travis said. No even riders the trance when they have been without bicycle along the among many who sought interviews was crabbing to port. The aft motor No further hearings planned in Green- Betsy Caswell. Page B-8 passing marks. during statement was immediately forthcom- the little recalled from it. street knowing group of with him yesterday to tell their stories. was intermittently backfiring. This belt labor dispute. Page A-S City News in Brief. Page C-14 Prof. Allen first gets a student as ing from company officials. students were The third group were those in whom awaiting the proclama- The Press said Heinrich, now a was observed at 4:10 p.m. (E. D. T.) Eight Air Corps members receive Crossword Punle. Page C-1S deeply as possible into tho strange The plant does not operate on Sat- 1 tion of a ‘‘new monarch.” marine architect with a private con- at a point near old Tennent Church.” awards. Paga A-4 Letter Out. Page C-14 sleep where the will of the subject (See TRANCE, Page A-1U urday.

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