'The Show Goes On' The Wed 60 Years Technocracy Question LEWS SUPPORT As Clowns Laugh ηΚΠΜ RECEIVER CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY REPEAL PLEA MADE WITH RECEPTION. In Mummer Parade Time to Fabricate Automobile Reduced From 1,300 POWER COST PROBE DUE AT BALTIMORE AT OHIO SESSION to 90 Man-Hours—87 Workers Could Have Philadelphia "Shooters" Produced All Brick Needed in U. S. Language Too Abstruse and Roosevelt, Lehman and Disdain Lack of Usual General Electric Files Plea Second Resolution Proposes Pinchot to With Prizes. and Admits of "Lame Leaders Too Intolerant, Editor's note: This Is the fifth of a tomobile, fctnce it emits parts and ac- Co-operate $30,000 Company Ratification series of six articles giving a new insight others who had a into technocracy, whose of cessory makers and prediqtion machine. He Says. possible economic collapse started a far- share in making the finished Engineer Institute. By the Associated Pre»·. Necessity. Duck" Amendment. fltng controversy· The articles also pre- Hay says the Implications of such a PHILADELPHIA, January 3—Phila- sent other statistics pertaining to points furnished rttised'bv technocracy. ligure are that the automobile historic "shooters," undaunted whereas delphia's employment to but 210,000 men, By the Associated Press. thé failure to offer $30.000 in By the Special Dispatch to The Star. by city's Associated Press. Br the Associated Press. the total figure was in the millions observed New Year day -with a 3.—Alfred E. BT J. R. BRACKETT. NEW YORK, January 3.—The power prizes, BALTIMORE. January 3.—The Gen- COLUMBUS, Ohio. January 3.—Two NEW YORK. January when It is considered that huge numbers that an out- authority of the State of New York Mummers' parade brought In Smith comments on technocracy In the (Copyright, 1033, by the Associated Press.) man the service sta- eral Electric Co. yesterday filed resolutions, one proposing ratification were required to announced last night that President- pouring of color and buffoonery. January issue of the magazine, New NEW YORK.—Man-hours is another rubber tire factories and so on. United States Court a tions, elect Roosevelt, Gov. Herbert H. I-eh- With no Incentive except the tradi- District petition of the "lame duck" amendment to the, Outlook, appearing today. phrase, long a friend of the engineer, Hay adds that a composite figure for man of New York and Gov. Glfford tion that "the parade must go on," 10 for receivership of the United Railways MR. AND MBS. CHARLES A. Federal Constitution and the other He criticizes tt)e technologists for th#t technocracy has. placed in Amer- a whole industry cannot be fairly given Pinchot of have agreed clubs of Mummers—less than half the & Electric and WILLIAMS proposing repeal of constitution prohi- using abstruse language and for intol- ica's mind with new due to the variation from to Pennsylvania Co.. operator of trolley emphasis. plant plant to with the Institute of Pub- usual number—turned the city's central bition in Ohio, were Introduced at the erance of existing systems and leaders, It is the reduction of the number of in co-operate bus service in Baltimore. Of 3501 "thirteenth street northwest, efficiency. lic in its into the section Into an outburst of rainbow opening session of the ninetieth Ohio and expresses doubt at the value of hours per man needed to produce a unit Enginsering inquiry The traction company's board of di- who celebrated their sixtieth wedding cost of distribution of electric pageantry and nonsense before the General Assembly yesterday. their findings. However·, he calls the of pfoduct that technocracy envisages Productivity Varies. power. rectors. In a statement issued by Lucien anniversary Christmas eve with a fam- formed to a slimmest crowd in years. Both resolutions were presented In of the with which they of The of L. P. Alford and J. E. The Institute, provide S. Storrs, president of the concern, ad- ily gathering and reception. They were Study prqblejsts much today's troubles, and perhaps figures had thinned their the House of where forum for the discussion and study of Unemployment mitted Its to married In on Representative·, are concerned "a fine thing" and says even greater ones in the future—trou- Hannum, who have done much research Inability continue opera- Philadelphia, Pa., Decem- such costs eminent will ranks, but the "shooters" kept up the t G us Kasch. Democrat, of Summit that "undoubtedly much good will come bles in the form of growing unemploy- into man-hours, show wide divergences by engineers, %ns and authorized the filing of answers ber 24, 1872, coming directly to Wash- 1 launch its a here annual march, dancing, capering and created a brief furore when he from a discussion of their plane." ment. of productivity in four Industries. For Inquiry at meeting admittiej? the necessity for receivership. ington and living here .ever since. Mr. County 20. waving silken umbrellas and gaudy made an unsuccessful attempt to intro- "Every now and then some one dis- At Columbia University, where the initance, for blast furnaces the range of January Officials for the United Railways said Williams was in the Government serv- Its announced to capes. The jesters found no official too duce α resolution condemning certain covers a new system which is bound to of engineers who call their studies rates of production was found to be purpose is attempt the General Electric Co., to which the ice for over 50 years and is now on the group to establish a which high for their quips and gibes. The activities of Gov. George White, also a the tons foundation upon concern owes less than (5,000, filed the retired list. He Is 84 years old and his revolutionize all government and technocracy are at work under dlrec- from 145 per thousand man-hours their Democrat. The House also a the with once-a-year harlequins, laying wife 79. Both are well and active. received entire economic Smith writeè. aïe for à of nine to 1,313 tons distrilrution costs of lectrlclty. petition with Judge William C. Coleman system." ,tldn' of Howard Scott, several dozen group plants troubles at the feet of King Momus, bill by initiative petition to legalise 2.75 "When the initial excitement dies thousand for a special reference to hou.· old and rural In his chambers, as no session of court The guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. A. down. charts, showing principally two lines- per man-hours group of even In the per cent beer. service, can be detenu. d accurately found amusement depres- was due to the and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. It is always found that changes in these one of production, the other of man- seven plants. held, holiday. Weckerly and sion. of Mr. Kasch's criticism of Gov. Whit· was fields are gradual, and that we have hours. In the petroleum industry a wide scientifically. Storrs' statement said the banks Erroll Dunbar Harrisburg, Pa.; Those will There were countless take-offs on based on the activities of the Governor mistaken new words for new was a of re- who preside at the sessions the traction company had been and Mrs. N. J. KaSas, Mr. and Mrs. E. prin- The production line on this chart range found, group nine the recent election. financing and Democratic State are D. S. Steinman, of the Congress and to continue their but J. Mr. A. C. Radue and Chairman Henry ciples." goes upward, the man-hour line down- fineries producing 633 barrels of crude president willing: support, Balgemann, G. New York" State and Brunner in attempting to organije He summarizes technocracy as fol- ward. For instance, technocracy says petroleum per thousand man-hours, as Society of Professional the Consolidated Gas, Electric Light & sons, Mrs. Emma Fordham daugh- and the Legislature. He asked the Houw lows: it took 1,300 or one man compared to 141,829 barrels for a Engineers past president of the Power Co., which has a four-month bill ters. man-hours, group to a resolution of three refineries. American Association of Engineers; the United, had "determined adopt summoning tfc· Summarizes Technocracy. 162'i eight-hour days, to fabricate an against Governor before Clyde L. chairman of the Public no allow these ar- it to explain his ac- automobile in 1904. whereas today it Deductions King, that it could longer tions. "That we have developed labor-sav- Disputed. Service Commission of 90 hours, or 11*4 eight- Pennsylvania; rears to continue without endangering machines so faat that there is less requires only 87 men could have MANSION Secretary of State eiarence J. ing Technocracy says Robert H. Fernald, dean of the Uni- JHO its and so advised the INSTALL NEW RADIOS Brown, SI railways hour rights and less work for that our clays. all the bricks the United who was to men: output produced versity of Pennsylvania School of En- company." presiding prior organisation, States used in 1929 if the had told Kasch he was "out of all kinds of things is increasing be- Employment Decrease Cited. industry gineering; Mllo R. Maltble, chairman The statement also said only the com- of order." with When Kasch persisted In efforts yond rublic consumption, and that we it re- operated the best methods. Hay of the Public Service Commission of holders will be affected TO COMBAT STORMS to In 1920, Scctt says, actually pany's security speak. Broun told the must l ave some kind of a new govern- to fabricate all says such statements imply the impossi- New York; Francis Lee Stuart, consult- by the receivership, that the company's sergeant-at-arms quired 210,000 workmen BE to "seat him or remove him from the a WRECKED -, of such WILL ment scientists and engineers who bility actually attaining mark, and of in recent by the automobiles produced. If the meth- ing engineer past president the affairs have been so arranged floor." Kasch took will a nice balance of machine the fact this would his seat. plan ods of 1904 had been used to produce despite obviously American Society of Civil Engineers. months that its employes, its banks, Planes on Town Route a revolution Cairo-Cape The repeal resolution to production and human consumption so automobiles, the require in the brick indus- the and all its creditors propoeed put the same number of Officials Will ctty general the to a vote of that will have both necessities try. The New Jersey Brick Manufac- Co-operate. loss. question the people. everybody industry would have needed 2,940,000 Land- will be protected fully against any to Have Medium and Short- The General and luxuries for his working turers' Assoclatiôn has taken exceptions Among the representatives of Federal Famous Minneapolis Assembly spent moat of family by men instead ot the 310,000. These fig- three or four a week." to on bricks. and State the rest of its initial eight-hour session only days ures are to show the astonishing technocracy's figures regulatory boards, engineer- given observers with technoc- Ware Equipment. in choosing officers and a "In order to arrive at the above sum- in and Scott Many agree ing societies, municipalities, the public mark to Fall—Taxes in effecting per. advance mechanization, manent Gov. White's mary," Smith continues, "it has been of most racy as to the increased efficiency of utility Industry and other groups who URGES SALES LEVY organisation. says similar statistics are true ciioic»* for in the Houm necessary to wade through a great mass labor as aided by the machine, but. Hay will co-operate are; leadership industries. LONDON combat the effect were but of language which is almost unin- says, they likewise object to the selec- Frank R. McNich, member of the 1930 Totaled $7,158. , (iî·).—To elected, in the Senate three W. W. Hay. engineer and consultant radio to but a doctor of tion of a few of technological Federal Power C. ONLY STATE TAX of Africa's electrical storms on Democrats Joined Republicans to elect telligible anybody with the Mayflower Consolidated Co., examples Commission; Henry AS as of all communication, equipment of new de- a as clerk. philosophy or an engineer." a gains representative industry. Attwill, chairman of the Department of Special Dispatch to The Star. Republican says such a calculation includes only will be fitted on four aircraft to On the score of intolerance, Smith Public Utilities of Massachusetts; Fred sign smaH part of the men who actually MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., January 3 be flown on the Town route. expresses the view that much H. Brown, United States Senator-elect Wants to Cairo-Cape nothing were required to produce the whole au- (Tomorrow—Machines and Society.) (N.A.N.Α.).—The most famous land- Gov. Laffoon of Kentucky It includes for is gained for this new and member of the New Hampshire provision telephone philoeophy by mark of Minneapolis—the $1,000,000 and communication on both SOVIET denouncing all and states- Public Service Commission; Theodore Entire Burden From Real telegraph WHEÂTCROP politicians mansion built on the shores of I*ke Lift medium and short wave and for men as demogogues and all business Kronshage. Jr., chairman of the Wis- lengths of The Isles by Charles G. Gates, son direction finding. men as focls. Nor will hold the consin Public Service Commission; "Bet-a-Mllllon" Estate and Personal they of the famous Gates— Property. Storms over Africa were found to ABOVE EXPECTATIONS attention of David E. Llllenthal, member of the thinking people by making Is to fall before the hammer and the render communication impossible on claims without Wisconsin Public Sen-ice Commission; t extravagant adequate FOOD FOR DRIFTERS crowbar of the wrecker. medium wave lengths for considerable evidence." ^ Mayland H. Morse, chairman of the The palatial structure, built In 1914. Br the Associated Press. periods and the new equipment Is the Is "When I am told that at the New Hampshire Public Service Commis- Amtorg Official Quoted as Say- present when the younger Gates married a LOUISVILLE, Ky., January 3.—Gov. result of tests carried on for six rate we hâve Unem- sion, and Paul chairman of the will, 25.00CkpOO Walker, Minneapolis girl, never really has been Ruby Laffoon, speaking at the Louis- months. ployed in or. of the in- Corporation Commission of Oklahoma. ing Nation Won't Have to Buy 1(434 accoyn^i occupied. ville Board of Trade's annual New The new consists of a crease in machine efficiency without Others co-operating will be: equipment BANNED DY XI Mr. Gates died before It was com- Year reception yesterday, said he will combined transmitter and receiver cov- This into account the the Stuart Chase, economist; Flovd L. Season. taking depression," pleted. He never saw the Interior. ask the 1934 General Assembly to enact the of 40-80 meters for Carlisle, chairman of the board of the ering ranges article says, "I look for considerable His wife married again not long after a general sales tax law and remove the short-wave communication and 500- of such but find none. Niagara Hudson Power proof figures, Corporation; and moved to New Britain, Conn. State tax on real estate and tangible 1,000 meters for medium-wave com- Br the John H. Fahey, pest president of the Associated Press. at New Yale Foot Ball Coach Edict Aimed at personal munication. "Engineers Washington." Non-Workers, United States Chamber of Vacant Until 1924. property. OTTAWA, January 3.—Soviet Russia Commerce; His he said, depend upon the In tests, contacts were "As for engineers for Samuel S. Fels, Philadelphia manufac- plans, long-distance will not be forced to import wheat this substituting The huge home remained vacant un- voters in November adopting the pro- established while aircraft was over the political leaders in coun- Foot a Hindrance to turer; Felix Harvard season, Coi. H. J. Mackie announced running ;the, Taught University Long Frankfurter, pro- til 1924. when It was purchased by Dr. amendment to the State consti- White Nile to 5,000 miles try, I cannot refrain ftom mentioning fessor of law; Dr. John H. posed points away. here yesterday as the opinion of Peter Gray, past D. P. Brooks of St. Paul, prominent tution authorizing the Legislature to the fact that we have' finished an'era president of the American Economic As- Bogdonov, chairman of the Traffic. lumberman. But Dr. Brooks never remove all State taxes cm real and per- Amtorg of government at Wash- Ball in 1929. Railway Ernest editor of Trading Russia's commer- by engineers sociation; Gruening, lived in it, either. He enjoyed it only sonal Corporation, and that the of the coun- the New*, Portland, Dr. property. SUSPECT ADMITS KILLING cial organization in New York. Col. ington people Evening Me.; as a hobby, as a place to spend leisure "If this amendment Is ratified the Walton H. Yale of by Mackie has been prominent in recent try did not seem to like it." Hamilton, professor hours with friends. There is a tale I shall the next Gen- people, urge upon years as an between "I have suggested that we offer our By the Associated Press. By the Associated Press. law; John B. Harris, mayor of Water- COMPANION ON AUTO TRIP intermediary Cana- that he never spent a night in the eral Assembly the passage of a general dian European debtors a reasonable plan for MEXICO CITY, January 3.—Selec- Soviet Russia's new order that all town, Ν. Y.; Harold B. Johnson, presi- and Russian Industrialists. mansion. sales tax law as a means for raising "I the reduction of debts owed us by Russians must have dent and editor of the Watertown Dally discussed Russia's wheat supply tion of Reginald D. Root as head foot passports and pol- Three years ago Dr. Brooks died. revenue with which to administer the of In them," Smith also writes, "based upon Times; Dr. William Draper Lewis, di- Enters Flea Guilty Missouri with Mr. Bogdonov a few days ago," ball coach at Yale vas received with icy oi careful checking by the Efforts to dispose of the home to clubs government of Kentucky, and that will a credit on the gross value of their police rector of the American Law Institute; Col. Mackie said. "He said his latest and semi-public organizations failed. take the place of taxes now being col- Court—Judge Defers Pass- American imports.. gratification here, where the enthusiasm so that only those who work will eat Is Dr. W. E. Mosher, director of the School information was that wheat collections i> The heirs now have nearly completed lected upon real estate and "I wonder what wonld if be- of the blonde of a movement to out the of Citizenship and Public Affairs at tangible in Russia during the past month were happen and personality lanky part stamp plans to wreck the building and open personal property." ing Sentence. tween Christmas and New Year day warmed the hearts of the ex- of wanderlust which has Syracuse; Dr. Ernest Minor Patterson, above expectations." youth spirit hindered its spacious grounds as home sites in He added, however, "If the proposed the President, the President-elect and Latin and left its im- traffic since the initiation of president of the American Academv of By the Associated Press. Col. Mackie was shown press dis- pressive youth railway the heart of the city's most exclusive amendment fails of ratification a sales the leaders of were to inform on the of the Mexican the bolshevist Political and Social Science; kart patches from Calgary, proposing that Congress press memory regime. residential section. tax law should not be enacted." CHILLICOTHE, Mo., January 3.— our fillies that we would approach the Russian and Peterson, chairman of the Board of of New Canada barter wheat to Russia tor oQ. people. trains, freight passenger The tax bill on an unused property, Harvey Maquar, 33, Orleans, debt question in the same spirit of gen- Root was confronted with the ex- trains alike, have been crowded with Public Utilities, Jamestown, Ν. Y.; here "I doubt if there Is the slightest definitely classed as a "white elephant" pleaded guilty yesterday to killing and which a Amos Pinchot, publicist; Sumner H. chance of such a barter," he aald. erosity helpfulnewu^ith we tremely difficult task of creating foot wanderers ever since the Czar's armies since the death of Dr. Brooks, is be- TRAPPED IN Leon P. Neal, Chicago salesman, De- went into the great Var, and that we ball team out of students who Aid .not to The roofs and Slichter, Harvard professor of economics; ATTIC, cember 13 to obtain of Neal's began disintegrate. lieved to have had some bearing on the possession would agree to a moratorium for two even know what foot ball was when he of Oswald Garrison Willard, publisher of platforms many passenger trains plan to demolish it. In 1930 the taxes motor car. years, in the which we would came here as the University of Mexico have been filled with women and the Nation, and Bruce Bliven, president COUPLE DIE IN FIRE FORT RUSSELL TROOPERS coursp οξ men, paid on the mansion and on the Circuit Judge Ira Beals deferred pass- work out a solution on dur international coach in 1929. all obstacles he children of the New Republic. Despite floating aimlessly from place grounds amounted to $7,158. ing sentence. debts, the tariff and turned out a smooth if in- problems, Including remarkably to place. fixtures and most of the furni- Smoke and Flames Cut Off Officers said Maquar told them be LEAVE FOR NEW POST disarmament, in the friendly and neigh- experienced eleven before he left at the Accept Membership. Light Escape. ture were from shot Neal five times while the salesman which ttveSe in- end of the to return to Drifting Becomes Habit. Among those who have imported England and borly spirit holidays following year accepted Twelve Other Famille* was in the car in which the two on the Prance. A pipe organ was installed in asleep Old Texas Are voke? It would be worth trying." Yale. In the early days of the Soviet regime membership Co-operating Engi- were Quarter· Abandoned the drawing room, which itself is 38 driving to Chicago and tossed The most elementary points of grid- of the informal travelers neering Committee are: Flee Building. many really feet long and 27 wide, about the size Neal's body over an embankment near and Personnel Is iron play were dwelt upon by Root were ex-soldl:n their homes Judson C. Dlckerman, former assist- ΧοτΙηκ seeking of a small house. here. It was found December 15. after h· succeeded In organizing his and relatives. comrade- ant director of the Giant Power Survey By the Associated Press. LARRY FAY'S SLAYER ïtiey feigned Maquar returned to Kansas City, where to Kentucky* team in September, 1929. with the t-ainmen and traveled of Pennsylvania; W. H. Kavanaugh, Sold Most of Furnishings. CHICAGO. by ship January 3.—Trapped he was Joined by two women, May in such numbers that offi- professor of experimental engineering at flames which swept their attic John. 59 large railway Since the death of Dr. Brooks, his flat. and Ross, still de- By the Associated Press. Mexico Defeated, to 0. the of Guido and his Vaughan Virginia cials could not have hindered their University Pennsylvania; heirs have sold all the furni- Keeman, 51, wife, Elizabeth, 50. tained in the case, who MARFA, Tex., S.—A motor 4 ELUDES POLICE HUNT A scheduled with Louisiana H. Stanford virtually accompanied January game movements. Marx, University professor; and art treasures with were burned to death yesterday. Mem- College, the first International inter- E. J. ture, draperies him to Pensacola, Pla. company transporting personnel and In the famine years of 1921 end 1922 McCaustland. University of Mis- which the mansion had been bers of 12 other families in the three- ever In souri dean the fitted out When arrested there, was equipment of the 1st on· collegiate game Mexico, there was a from the of College of Engineer- in story building fled to Maquar Oavalry, Of played flight parched accordance with the plans of Mr. safety. as the oldest In a Louisiana R. E. quoted by police boasting that Neal regiments the United New York was but month distant. that ing; McDonnell, Kansas Citv Gates. A narrow stairs leading to the third States Commisssioner Says He wheat areas officials made little j Some of these were purchased "was the fourth man I have killed." Army, left Fort D. A. Russell defeated Mexico. 59 to 0, but a month effort to check. (Mo), engineer; Fred J. Miller, was the Keemans' means of late? Root's eleven lield the past for art collections and others de»l- story only lor its new at Has "Perfect Case" stronger But president of the American of by yesterday assignment Against travel became a habit with a Society ers In antiques, while went escape. They were apparently cut off Mississippi College eleven to 28 to 0 Mechanical A. L. many pieces Port Knox Ky. gTeat army of hoodlums and ne'er-do- Engineers; Mullergreh, Into the homes of by smoke and flames. directly wealthy peo- STRAY BULLET The convoy of 05 trucks and before 10,000 spectators. Kansas City Mo.), engineer; T. A. Officials said the flre had KILLS BOY motor Night Club.Doorman. wells who have drifted from place to in Minneapolis and elsewhere. evidently cars carried about 400 enlisted men The Mexican went into that in of ple and players the four the new in- Panter, charge Operation Depart- aside from been caused by defective wiring in a 5 officers of the with small Mexican under placeduring years Now, the furniture In the organisation, which game flags dustrial plan has been and ment of Water and Power, Los Angeles; third-floor bath room. The bodies were While at their and the of Root operating caretaker's quarters, the furnishings Struck Window During will be mechanized after It reaches B? the Associated Press. Jerseys, entreaty have worked Willis J. SpauldLng, commissioner, De- sent only long enough in any consist only of an organ in a rose- to the morgue pending an inquest. Port Knox. to "get in there and die for dear old partment of Public New Year Celebration. NEW YORK, 3.—A one place to ^t clothing and money Property, Spring- colored music room, two oak Last a halt January night Mexico"—a plea that naturally lost 111. four-poster night was scheduled at club doorman, accused of to carry them on their pilgrimage. field, bedsteads and chests of drawers 95 miles from killing Larry some of its fervor in being translated in two CHICAGO, January 3 (ΛΡ).—The par- Dryden, Maria. Tonight Fay, whom Broadway considered one of bedrooms on TRAIN KILLS BUFFALO the is into Spanish for Mexican youths who Complain of Turnover. large guest the second ents decided that 10-year-old Edward convoy expected to reach Port the most fearsome of its and two statues In a Clark. racketeers, up to that time had little feeling, ath- floor, first-floor Fishman was old enough to sit up and eluded a wide police search today. Foreign engineers in charge of con- letically speaking, for their alma mater. COURf WRIT NAMES hallway. CAMBRIDGE, Nebr., January 3 W).— hear the bells ring the old year out Seventy-seven enlisted men with Commissioner Edward P. struction of new industries have re- (Copyright. 1033. by North American News- families and 22 Mulrooney Foot ball under Root's guidance "took" A bufT-lo, either off its feed or making and the new in. officers remained at said he had a "perfect case" against peatedly said the tremendous turnover paper Alliance. Inc.) Fort D. A in Mexico, however, and in one short a λ thrust the civilization He sat at bis window and leaned out- Russell. The officers will be Edward Maloney, the hunted man. in labor was their chief handicap. against year gained almost as much newspaper MARLENE assigned to other and was a Workmen, in have DIETRICH .uch drove its kind from the Western side at the stroke of midnight when poets arrange- Maloney doorman at the Casa turn, frequently ments were space as the centuries-old bull fights. KILLED IN AUTO plains, yesterday tried to stop a railroad celebrants shouted, rang bells, blew being made to move the Blanca. night club in which Pay was charged that insufficient food and sup- CRASH m eau "Now I know why the American peo- train. The buffalo lost. horns and flred pistols. A stray bullet ». Interested. Maloney's pay was slashed plies make It necessary for them to ple don't have revolutions," the then Breaking through a fence, the animal, struck him in the chest. Edward died from $100 to $40 a week. There was move on in search of a better living. Film Star Unable to Work for Any President Portes Gil said, enthusias- Blair, Pa., Man Victim Near Ohio a held a and was found I» recent years the tremendous which belonged to private herd, yesterday from the wound. Police Switzerland hopes to reduce its deficit squabble Fay's body after seeing his first foot ball growth in front tically, of taxed facilities Producer Other Than charged head-on into a Burlington I Ham· Branning as the man who flred by the on of the club night with Moscow housing and Paramount, Is " increasing duty gasoline im- Sunday game. "The youth work off their ex- Line—Girl, 15, Injured. Railroad locomotive and was killed. the sbot. four bullets in it. made the a for non- ports. cess energy in games such as these." capital refuge Despite his reputation far having workers who live by their wits and are Under Restraining Order. EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio, January rivals beaten to putps, police said, Fay Gil Underwrote Expense. able to get food cards even if they are 3 (Λ5).—Thomas Hale, 26, of Blslr, Pa., showed a was killed and Miss tendency to sidle out of a Portes Gil became so interested in not workers. Daisy Mortimer, racket when Coinci with the order By the Associated Press. 15, of Van port. Pa., was cut ana personal danger threat- the game that he underwrote the ex- dentally passport bruised ened. One one (his when Hale's automobile overturned by manifold rackets pense for bringing the Mississippi Col- the Soviet regime has also announced LOS ANGELES. January 3.—Marlene near from him. a slipped away Once col- lege eleven to Mexico, to open a-new that women of worlcing age who are Dietrich, exotic German-born film star, here yesterday. lege foot ball player thrashed him and workers' athletic field he had caused to not gainfully employed shall be denied was unable to work for any motion pic- Eugene French and Miss Olive May several of his both of henchmen in his own be built. ; food privileges, but may buy food in ture producer other than Paramount Craig, Rochester, Pa., riding club. with were thrown flight Root was a popular visitor at Ameri- the open markets, where prices are pro- Studios under a temporary restraining ; them, from the car, but were not hurt. Mrs. Fay, formerly Evelyn Crowell, can embassy receptions here and sev- hibitive. This order affects home- order, In effect today. The studios also The accident oc- ■how was ! on VAPEX located in East curred the East TO a GETS girl, Orange, eral times called at the embassy to makers. sought writ restraining Miss Dietrich Liverpool-Pittsburgh N. J., and said she had lived apart discuss foot ball, law and the United from leaving the United States, but this Highway near the Ohio-Pennsylvania from her husband for a year. She au- States in with Ambassador was denied. line. thorized general an undertaker to take charge Dwight W. Morrow. Morrow attended HORSE AND BUGGY ERA The break between Miss Dietrich and of the body. a number of practice sessions and en- Paramount flared into the open yester- Police said Maloney came here from couraged the players in development DECLARED PRESENT NEED day when the studio filed suit against PAYS ELECTION BET Syracuse and that he was a the THE SEAT actress OF A formerly of for for COLD the sport. $182,850 damages al- dry agent up-State. Root's record of six lost here leged breach of contract. games Hoover Supporter Walks detracted none from his popularity, and Oklahoma Judge Objects to Bar It charged Miss Dietrich had refused Barefoot to followers of the sport recall that none appear for work and was preparing in Near-Zero Weather. DEMOCRATS TAKE OVER successors been able to Association Calling for "Air- to leave for Berlin a of his has yet to appear in pro- tests that this bring the Mexican University a winning duction to be made there by von YAKIMA. Wash., 3 prove plane Constitution." Joseph January OP).—A. Scientific delightful MONTANA STATE CONTROL team. Sternberg, the man who directed her in S. Hillyer of the Sunnjslde Sun cele- I By the Associate?! Press. all her American-made films. brated the new year to near-zero inhalant a MUSKOGEE, Okla., January 3.— The temporary restraining order for- weather by walking barefoot from his is Gov. Erickson Has 53 Grandchildren. superior relief, Inaugurated for What Oklahoma needs, averred Federal bidding Miss Dietrich's employment by home to his office in the center of the ODELL. 111. (A3).—When It comes to Judge Robert L. Williams from the any etudlo other than Paramount is re- business section while early morning Third Term—School Head Is Only turnable grandchildren, Mrs. Catherine Murphy bench yesterday, is a return "to the January 9. spectators cheered loudly. Studio officials was TISTft PROVI Republican Holding Office. can count 53. The fifty-third was born horse and buggy era in many ways." said Miss Dietrich's Hillyer paying oft an election debt AN UNBIASED medical research Major $4,000-a-week was made with John laboratory favors to Mr and Mrs. Lewis E. Murphy of The Jurist's remarks were directed at salary suspended Heffron, Democrat, SUPIRIORITY Of VAPIX last Thursday when she declined to elected State Senator. By the Assoc'ated Press. Chicago. the State Bar Association for its recent Hillyer bet Presi- as a effective to appear for work. dent Hoover would be Vapex safe, way relieve the di·· HELENA, Monti, January 3.—Mon- action in calling for an "airplane con- re-elected. Unbiawd teet· bτ a prominent medical re- tana went under complete Democratic stitution" in place of the State's "pres- ef arrh laboratory prove that tbe vapor of Gardens Attract Blind. a single drop of Vapex kill· dense colonie· tress of a head-cold. control as of ent horse and buggy" constitution. yesterday representatives of germ· present in bead-cold*. In exactly the are is a Gov- party elected in November, took Many blind men in England be- Judge Williams former ■miliar tret*, other inhalant· (often offered of ernor of Oklahoma. This decision is based on two facts. charge all but one of the major i coming professional gardeners. a· substitute· for Vapex) were shown to important State offices and became a majority on be greatly inferior in germ-I the Supreme Court and all majoi First, that breathing the Vapex vapor penetrates boards and commissions. TO NEW YORK INSPECTOR A SO* to the seat a — Gov. J. E. Erickson began a third "JUNK" INHALANT of cold the hidden breathing- term as Governor," the first chief execu- tive to be honored with three successive PROVES TO BE ART IN BALTIMORE passages where drops, sprays, gargles, and terms. Chief Justice Callaway con- ducted the brief and simple inaugural salves are lees to reach. ceremony in the Governor's reception likely Second, because room. has In the Supreme Court chamber, the Customs Fail to Agree on Spanish Artist's Vapex remarkable germ-killing power. General Agents JLpRTISENEIITS Attorney presented to the court its new members ex-Oov. s. V. S *- Unusual Sculpture. Breathing Vapex is as refreshing as breathing art and Ralph J. Anderson. Miss Elizal>eth Ireland, re-elected He^e monntain air. There's no muse . * * no fuse. State of instruc- Received superintendent public tion. is the only Republican member o! ί By the Associated Press. said this merely caused one agent to Mothers it's ideal for children because it's so »he State administration. NEW YORK, January 3— Pieces of observe: say "There's here stovepipe, battered tin dippers, old tin enough funny things already." safe and effective. shovels and old inner tubes do LUTHERAN DEAN DIES cans, Senor de Creeft sent his piece de re- of York Petworth not—in the official opinion New sietance back to Paris. He returned Pharmacy Now you'll find that Vapex is sold at a re- customs agents—compose a work of art. with it on the City of Norfolk, arriving t>r. Andrew Georg» Voight Expires The official of customs agents at Baltimore December 14 last. A Bal- — opinion Ga. Ave. and St. N.W. duced price only 75c a bottle. one in Baltimore, however, is exactly the timore customs agent looked "El Pica- Upshur Keep at Age of 74, £tit£z opposite. ador" over in its crate. effect Is an Authorized Star Branch handy for all the family. At the first of a COLUMBIA, 8. C., January S (JP).— That U why "El Picador" went on "Hm-m-n," he mused. "Old pipe." Office sign Dr. Andrew George Voight, dean of th« exhibition today at the new School of Senor de Creeft had an anxious mo- Social with 30 other ment. He out the oi "El s few on the Lutheran Southern Seminary for 3C Sconces, along pulled picture are so many times when you want to get cold, sprinkle drops handkerchief years, died in a hospital here last night pieces of sculpture by Jose de Creeft, Picador.'" The agent looked.