Marshall Evening Chronicle from Marshall, Michigan • Page 1

i SOT i IT J- "VSl ftttd JAY; APRIL 1.4, PRICE-THREE CE1 RGED WITH FRAU Ifj One Grand Reception. Old ftackdddr. Comic fty BRISBANE Suited tato tttJA flsWng tJrtii 10:00 o'clock 'iriprnlnsf, arid! everybody seem- to. see hun. at etatlorii with their eon -Elliott daUghtel-; MTB.

Ball. boarded "thB at once. members went ehoofc and marcjlfed out i the dther Secretory Hull wa? ahd Postmaster, General loojked as, Wealthy as of a 1 food gi- for the-, 1 led by Vice; And ftfrii of. r- Blow wouJd; you me to have PART OF ACT of Public. Wpjrks Bill Contain Wrbng Total Ail entlte section of the 37-mll- IJoh dollar public works bill provld iaV at five public institutions-of Michigan may be ruled "invalid If the measure is approved the electorate at the referendum; April 30 as the result 'apparently a typo 1 graphical errdr printing the act at; it- was Jearned today.

copy of the act received by County Clerk Frank E. McNary gives 'as 1 the total sum to ije- expended for the state fish hatcheries Paris and Grayling, the' instltutippns for thb blind at Lansing, and the School, i jtorli.the'deaf at flint, sum of the amounts In the act for each Instltu- wad thew, fftortous or scarlet, reddest red la caUed. It nevet e4 "Haji': to 'the Chief" more fresh lilteys of iw- porters, cameras, sound -recorders, and plenty of sound: tb) record. teicji dckw ''of league, of be sfllfe to fcsiaeftt. -Wut, tftat stelpv their that, Thfi terror.

of course, Is merely a technicality, but It was pointed httt thier validity of the sec- Jf bill is approved, could neverthdeaa be contested Section eight of the act follows: --any. court of competent declare any section, part, sentence, clause or word of this act. rlrivalid for any reason, their such -decision shall affect only such section, part, sentence, clttUfie or properly at issue in casft and so declared to be i' and: Tpha.ll not affect any Oer, part, sentence, clause or of this act." Institutions In this section, Mid' the "contemplated aire as follows: State Paris Umprove- ment pf grounds and buildings), 'Michigan Employment Ini the Saglnaw factory ehbuld not reHder honest World court Tha Court would be made up of frenchmen, Britishers, Why hope-that' they JiotlonaUy, any more honest men in ttielr nation that, 1 aw: "Yes, we What of i i Hiram -of CMforniOi said all need ih, '9toltiflcattoo; id port of the people of Ngtyona, and "KoicfceyeJt will hot allow hJjnMOf bUnd folded and led. intp Jjeaguv mu World Cojirt backdoor. The people elected bun out! Roosevelt policiea, ndt Woodr row Wilson politics.

1 believes the McLeod that would give 'Depositors their money locked up lift closed banks, the government taJUng all bank ajteets, will NOT be passed. bWs wipay bank alone the' government fifteen, hjundted million dollars, What of The are of because they trusted NATIONAL bwk eyakm. Has nation jfhere? fctcouW send, on a call. i i million dollars iq single bSnk ta trouble. not the call of mU- Jttbfl.pf 4epoBltarB.

afeo; ih government) gM what it out out of the closed banka' as- hundred do! lam in circulation, i No interest-bearing would be necessary; yoM know. special bonds printed night, when it waa de send ninety'. to leer, wisely the prevented a have spread. government authority and issue currency, up to Uiono now. durrsncy is- bank deposltora could be if -with on closed bank asi government tyur pymped depositors impounded, Into the'Roosevelt; Apart from that means Germany's of for honest Burtly flt ERROEMAY SMnd tcpmpletlng uhtihlshed por- alterations and' repairs to Jbalance of buildings), tochigaft School for Deaf.

Flint (Mer girls "dormitory, 45 beds). dining room, and re- Wp.OOO; (smol Ibbys dormitory, 80 creation room), $65,000. act. makes no mention of cdnipetltive bidding for construction contracts, decision being entirely In the hands of the state administrative board. This portion reads as follows: "Contracts for aiich construction shall be let In such Vnaner.

arid upon such. terms as State administrative board shall Alma Woman Shot Byiftusband, Who Then Kills Self April by her'husband who then killed Maude Wilson Markman, today was fighting her life' in. Carney-Wllcox hos- Pital after being given a blood transfusion during the night. 'Two daughters, Barbara, 10, and Helen, 13, offered their blood late -Their blood did not prove of: proper' test and another donor was chosen. Markman was standing at Her ironing board -yesterday when her husband, Arthur, 51, a plumbing suddenly drew a 22rcalibre pistol during a quarrel and fired several times.

As Mrs. Markman ran screaming to the'Street, her husband then shot himself through the head. Sheriff's officers sold that Mrs. had recently left her husband but a reconciliation was affected. Besides the two younger daugh- tofs, the other children are Roland, Mrs.

Max Irwin, Flint, and Ufys: Dean Kilpatrlck, of Battle Creek. Nine Efffa In Hen. BRITAIN, April Nine unusually large eggs were found Inside -a year-old Rhode Island Bed hen when N. D. Hancock killed it tar dinner.

The largest measured eight inches in circumference. RoUer Skate Over Country. MIDDljETON, April tooal youths plan to leave soon on a roller-skating tour of the, country, visiting Florida and southwestern states and returning by Qte -nttfthern route. The trip estimate, will take three Peek April (UP) in this area com- ravww are pecking out of new-born, lambs. W.

owiw a ranch here, aev. wexe Wind- LATEST VICTIM Jt a Chief, f. Warsaw, examining the shattered head of! tlttenger, who was kidnaped and John latter's daredevil raid on the Warsay jail. GAfiDENllOrt COMSTOCK'S POSIOT State bept; vQUtlines Says There Will Be Extensive plans to No Campaign Ex- Insure Plots for All I cept Ae Laid By the Party LANSING, April Gardening as, a 'oelf-sustenance measure for dependents In Michigan will be practiced on larger scalo this summ4f before, the state emergency welfare relief commlsalotv.v announced today, I The purpose of program is I three-fold. It will afford persons) with fresh food during the summer months; give them producs which may be stored: for 'whiter consumption, and place)'them in a position, whtere they for Surveys of every clty In the state have been conducted by field representatives of the commission during the past six weeks.

They have outlined to city Officials the advisability of garden and drawn (Concluded on 5) BV CLAUDE United Press Staff. Corresjpondent LANSING, Mich. April Governor William A. Comstock intends to make no personal drive for re-election as the state's ctyel executive next fall. He ia willing to campaign if the Democratic party In Its mary convention in July selects him as its candidate, but until then neither the governor nor his staff will attempt even to place nominating petitions in circulation.

"The Democrats of the state will say at their convention in July whether they want me for a cant dldate," Comstock said today. "II they wont me to 'run, I shall, but (Concluded an Pare 5) CHERRY BLOSSOlVk TIME AT CAPITAL 1ST OF 1933 KOAD FUNDS TODAY Ityreapleton Receives for 1 961.65 county now hns of Its allotment of gas ami receipts for 1933. r'u'JS'ettsurer James Tlire- tnis 'morning receiVed a for M7.fl61.65 from Auditor JOhn K. rep- share of the it which, statute, was to ftfd to the counties In The county's 1933 share fen-ton funds was t- Communication, which accom- fttilfd check, like the one tftwo ago wllen the Oc- allotinent was mailed io in county, complimehted. Mfl for the manner in, he hSs handled his nc- state.

'heck to tj this forenoon' 'by Mr. representing the rer of state's shore. of tax collectionB. CaJhoun. it rrstood.

to one of the. Very ichigan counties which has its entire 193.3 allotment lion money. of 1 the disburse? of Horton money to'icat- county the, approximately which the state claims It be reimbursed by the the used R. F. to p-fyVeoldlers relief, moth- penslonfl, and hospitalizotlon not be paid.

pointed out 1 that $75,000 tax receipts have aside'for welfare work re- and It Is 'considered, possible "etate will not press feyment rwnv that the money tillable purpose. there seems little prob- the financial crisis of the relief cemmls61on, which Stcd appropriation several ago ondv the principal put' If S4, can, be "alleviated thru the nedtiinV the Horton The'only transfer which legally can be, nude from any county 'und is from the general fund, it was explained. When It's cherry time in WMhington happjf time fcr folk, of the blossoms winter gone an? (ffthaod. Th, Si.rtsttS'^.af charm of pretty Gwendolyn son, who displays happy as she yives ft persohftl to blossoms. Ths treei, wil) gift from ths ernra0nt, good- TAX BILL APPROVED SENATE 7 Votes, All Re- Were Cast Against Revenue Measure By IL O.

THOMPSON Staff Correspondent The new tax bill, many re vised by the Senate before it was passed last night, was submitted to President Roosevelt today before the House had been given he opportunity of considering the Senate The tire won considered unusual. The $500,000,00 measure, with higher'taxes on large incomes and lower taxes on small incomes, has now passed both houses. It provides for publicity on tax returns and for heavy levies on inheritances. Usually after the Senate adopts i tax it goes back to the House, but the present bill will not go back until Roosevelt has given his opinion on changes oiiginated by Republican independent Senators which almost doubled the amount of potential revenue asked by the administra- Uon. Only Seven "No" Votes Capital tax experts estimated i hat the bill in the format passed i lie Senate, after nearly two weeks raiding'by the liberal group In- lent upon bigher taxation, would bring $488,000,000 in new revenue.

The House bill provided for in. new federal in- Only seven votes were cast the by Republicans. Principal features of the Beftate bill: It imposes a blanket 10 per cent recovery tax" Increase for one vcav on all income taxes. Even with this increase the income tax riu'es are below present levies except in the' higher Increased taxes' were voted tin large inheritances. Surtax rates uere Increased.

Income tax returns were made public to public Inspection. The extended to affill- uted of filing consoW WHERE SECURED GUNS The cabinet In thp Jail at Warsaw, from which John Dlllinger, the country's foremost outlaw; secured two revolvers and four bullet proof vests In hlsjdarlns rntd on the jail. AVIATOR INSU.LL ON AND PRIDE BOAT BOUND ArliKILLED FOR BOSTON Met Death Mile i oyage Ohio AKRON, "April. The bodies of a young former army air pilot and his comely 20 year olrt bride, whose lives were emitted out in a plane crash two days before the, couple's. first wedding anniversary, brot here tcday.

The victims were Lester 34, a departmental expert with a rubber company, here, and his wife, formerly Miss Virginia Al- lr, of Mt. Clemens, The couple met death last night near Hlnckley, 'of hero, 1 while flying from Cleveland, where they failed to negotiate for the sale of the plane in which they crashed. A swirling snow was believed to have confused Krug, causing him to lose his sense of direction. He was dead when farmers who heard the crack-up, reached the' wrecked ship. Mrs.

Kfug succumbed an hour later. Prank and Edward Kraft, farnt- ers living across the road from the farm of Daniel Bellus, where the ship struck a tree, were first to reach the bodies. Both were strapped in their seats. This tree was completely uprooted. The young couple had left here early in the evening to to Cleveland to meet a Buffalo man to arrange details- for purchase of their ship, a monoplane.

served an enlistment in first army pursuit squadron, stationed at Seltrldge Field, Mt. Clemens. He was employed, as an expert in the manufacture of a special de-icing fabric for airplanes. Congress Today By P. C.

M. United Staff Correspondent ABOARD 8. S. EXILONA, A.t Sen. April Insull, asleep in cabin aboard the passenger Cargo Rhlp Exilona, started back to his adopted country today to face trial on fraud charges.

In the cnbln next to Insull, as the Exilona sailed from picturesque old Smyrna at 12:30 a. m. today, was, Burton Y. Berry, third secretary of the American embassy at Istanbul, detailed to accompany him on the mile voyage to Boston, where It Is due on Mnv 0 or 7. Berry planned to alternate In watching Insull with Captain Wenzel Habel, master of the Exilona, who was detailed as joint custodian.

A little packet took. Insull from Istanbul to terminus of the direct railway -to He held up well on a tedious uncom fortoble H-hour trip on the mixed freight-passenger train 1 which halted at every station. At 0:40 m. last night he soil in a little boat, and after a brief ride across the harbor in a choppy sea, he briskly climbed aboard the on American soil, and under the flag of the government that has sought him for 18 0:60. Aboard the Bxllona, Insull went to the captain's cabin.

He chatted smUlngly with friendly and handsome young captain, Hazel, inquiring the size and accommodation of the ship, learning it had a sport deck and a swimming pool. Insull retired to his well furnished, comfortable cabin No. ff; adjoining Berry's No. 4. A member of the Exllona's crew Stood guard at Insult's cabin door throughout the night.

SENATE: Considers conference report on Bankhead cotton control bill. Finance committee continues its executive discussion of sugar bill. Judiciary subcommittee er joint resolution to outlaw war. i HOUSE: In recess. Judiciary subcommittee considers Lemke banking bill.

Interstate commerce subcommittee re visas market bill. Right Birth Pate At 7t. BROCKTON, April Cora. Davis waaj misinformed as to true date of her birth until seventy years of age. She believed her birthday to be March 31, 1868, the entered by her In the farn-' ily Bible, but.

recorda Millie town hall showed the true date to be March 30. CHICAGO. April United States District Attorney Dwlght H. Green prepared today to bring Samuel Insull to an immediate trial on mail- Meanwhile state's Atty. Thomas J.

Courtney held his own. -state charges' in reserve. Courtney is engaged in prosecuting InsuU's brother, Martin, who was extradited from Canada after a long fight. Both Green and Courtney have filed their claims with the state department for Insull's custody, when lie reaches, this country from Turkey. Largo buttaiM oM a for late The Chirqttkle Office for Kicked On Radio's Tone.

NEW BRITAIN, AprU 14. Joseph Landwehr refused to pay for a new radio because, he told Judge Stanley J. Traceskl, "the thing was so hoarse the Boa- well sisters sounded like the, Mills brothers and Rudy Vajlee like Singing Sam." Nevertheless, Judge Traceski ordered him 'to' pay Bernhart Katz Inasmuch as he tose the set MAGNA-F1 INDli Will Appear in Voluntarily Answer By MEADK C. MONROE United Press Staff CLEVELAND, April (U.P.) P. Sweringen, one of the clera of 'the vast inpren Railroad and r6ril tnte interests, tW'ip i C1 vol nil bank will appear voluntarily to court today to answer 1n- dictmentH charging com- plicity in a $10,000,000 "window-dressing" achetne that allegedly concealed-tile condition of a tottering! bank.

Thr Indictmontfl, ing fraud, were returned last night and named lb addition to Van Sweriitgheji, Joseph E. Nutt, chairman of the board of the defuitct rtion Trust Company arid former treasurer of the Republican National Committee, and Wilbur M. Baldwiti, the bank's president. Van Sweringen and Nufb issued statements deiiyfttgj wrong doing and express-; ing confidence of tion when, tried. The three.

1 defendants will be to provide bail when raigned today. 1 Nutt and Baldwin specifically were accused of making four falae entries, in the bank's books and Van Sweringen with; abetting these transftot The tton was completed the day a financial preceded it. The' deal started while Van sVerlngen was in New York conferring.iVithth*'-, Morgan officials on another mat-' tor. according to Van 1 He met Nutt there, ho, said, and-' 4 was asked if the Van SWBringen Corporation would sell HftQMtOOO (Concluded on ft) C-'M i THE WEATHER DETROIT, Mich. Apirll The weather' forectiBt todfffl; Lower cloudy, some rain or snow possibly tonight; not In temperature.

probable tonight and Sunday; not so sold Weekly Weather Region of great 16 to 31 incJuslve--M6stlyJatr rather cold weather first week, probably followed itatlon and Weather The barometer la Inches except in western Canada; oeiiteniA ot low presaura being in New Mexico and -over Huron. PrecipitiitloiV is northeast section, and amounja are reported in Colorado and southern Texas. Light wow 'fell in the great lakea warmer in the and southern regions, but the la of importance from South Dakota only. There', been a considerable fall lh peratuiie ln westesrn Canadg. where the high barometer area, is locatr ed.

The sun sets BatunHay 7U3 o'clock and risea Sunday at 8:51 o'clock, setting Sunday at o'clock and rising Monday tfolock. Temperature 8 Aipena Chicago Detroit Duluth Grand Rapids, Ludihgton Marquette Sault Ste. Marie THE Hifh fox past tow for at If you Ohronlcto by No. MO. No will 7:00 o-olook..