The Escanaba Daily Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 1

THE ESCANABA VOL. NO. 189 Associated Priss I based Wire ni ws servici-J KSCANABA, Tl'KSDAV, 0( 22, lui A 'S ll AIMS Nf WSPAPf Wn SLOAN GIVES HIS IDEAS ON FARM POLICY IR fjjmination OP PROCESS TAXES in DAVID v. Copyright, by I aliaba I'rcss igtou, t)rt. 21.

George ivas sympathetic to the In the NHA that what ho nays about. i experience and what ad voeates for future an an agricultural policy for the nation take on much moro Important tlmn views of someone who has bi'on politically opposed to the Koosovelt admin- ist ration. Mr. Sloan, inoro- president of the Institute, has had pportunity to see at first the problems of government becoming in any way a tho political viewpoint li blinds so many observers truth and ranses them to virtues and minimize Happy Dog lawrtnei. over, as form rottoli Textil.

BEAT TAKES Potato Growers Vote For Market Agreement ARTOONIST KILLED OFFERS MADE OPTOMETRIST VICTOR m.OMSTROM STRICKEN WITH HEART ATTACK Itlomstrom, 64, unetrls! and uddenlv at 3:45 afternoon of a it nis homo, Tommy Got nf tl was the young In Milwaukee when he, of 2 into applicants, became the owner of a pedi creed collie and brother of Hob Hoy, favorite the late President Coolidge. The dog was left at the pound. (Associateli Press I Itolli lliive Suffered Today Mr. Sloan has written speech for delivery before the American Hakers association in lie thinks the bakers and the Textile men have much in common because they both ado substantial contributions to employment and both are I with processinc taxes, experienced destructive 25 LOSE LIVES IN CAR WRECKS Ip per Michigan's Projects Spurred on Week-End Traffic Toil t( braco i he NHA. and tfully, have in Exceptionally Heavy vs.

111- not i in( inderstoi i ti to 11 I conci'l Of I 1 re- ustrini ropr in to seli- gov- in. We not be print dple. islness men in: in went t( going ti it inti i ion id of ks of 1 heii (Oy week-end traff tood at li touight with tnore than a score of others sufTorlng tabli-dilng from reoeived in automo- hile cidents in various parts of Sault Ste. the state. In addition to the traffle accidents several other violent deaths, luding one lmnting victim and a mother and non who were found dead in a gas-lilled Washington.

Oct. 21 Federal projects in upper Michigan were pushed today by William J. Cummings, sec re ary of the Sault Sto. Marie, is at- I tending the convention of the National Association of Com mereiai Organizations Secre taries. Cummings conferred with pir I eminent about the toll poved rehabilitation of Port Hra dy.

the dredging of the VVaiska I and the po of guard set up Victor prominent op loader, died o'clock Mond heart attack Shore Drive. Mr. Hlonistrom complained feeling ill morning and dee ded to remain at his home foi a part ol thi dai Yesterdoj afternoon, after a rest, ho decid ed to go to his office, and hail Just Mopped out of bed, when I he was stricken, death coming instantly. leader In and civic promotion in Encanaba, and a resident of this city for many years, he was widely known and word his death yesterday was received everywhere with expressions of deep shock and pro found In Victor K. Itlomstrom was born Al ril 2.

ISSI in Heloit, I and liter moved with his parents to Rockford, 111. lie came to Kcanaba as a young man, and In March, 1907. he and Math Peterson established one of the I leading Jewelry businesses of tho city, which still carries the name Hlonistrom Peterson. Mr. Hlonistrom, who was Intensely interested in optometry, carrying on that work In connection with the jewelry finally I elded to devote all or his time to It and after comideting special studies, he onened his own offices In 192S, In tho nract'ee of the from that timo.

Mr Hlonistrom wa a member of the Hotary club was prominent In crippled work, a Hotary project and was a member of tho Esca naba Chamber of Commerce Ho belonged to the Knights Grand Rapids, Mich Oct 21 Michigans potato growers (I do tiers went on record favoring marketing agree nt regulating sale i tain areas and as nposed crop other low grades of If I prices should continue at low lev-1 interstate shipments other I agree-J grades could ho through in I proration under agreement. Buch ipportlng limitation of shipment-i by I plan ad- could bo placed in effect only ln I vaticeil by ropr of Agri rnl and stato Adjustment administra- spoctlon laws were in effect, tion. I Hearing the marketing Throe hundred fifty and is to hold at I producers who spent several hours I Grand Hapids early in tuberi tucstloning John H. Hutson, but agreement could not be Washington, chief of A VA trimk until it has section, other AAA re- ippioved hv 50 per of hand prrsentativcs. adopted a motion by atul 65 per of producers.

Samuel T. tzger, former Tho appointed to pre- cnmmisslonor of agriculture, that(sent the petition of tho secretary a commit loo be appointed to agriculture imduded: Joseph T. tion the secretary of agriculture I Lake Simeon for marketing ami pro-1 Martin, Stanton; I). C. Redpafh, of diversion plan.

King, Coiiiiiilt.tei* Fred A. I Marketing woiihl Thomas Huol embody provisions for regulation Kim Ira. I Smith (above) Of Interstate shipments culls; Todays meeting was the first was4 ln an auto Of five regional meetings planned moblie afcldent near Harvard, of confld by AAV Second regional meeting, lido returning to his Rom- I effort to will open at St Paul tomorrow NOT REVEALED (iHNERAL (JPIKT IS FROM ALL FRONTS BY RICHARD MASSOCK Associated Press Foreign Staff) Paris. 21 rnofllcial cir- es reported today that Premier ussolin! has sent suggestions for ng of the Italo-Ethioplan Premier Laval of France. these sources said, will the proposals to debate in British par' interna comment to ho sie to a I.a val Columbus, and was a leader in Lake ior I Peninsula Ma ri CHICAGO BARS ROAD' or pper nssociation.

In char the lecture of tl ranimation. He was a trustee St. Joseph's church, a lorulln member of that parish, and vorv art i ve in the Holy Name of that church, Surv'vlng ar RUTH NICHOLS HURT IN CRASH Daring Flier Criticalh Injured; Five Others In Plane Wreck mu in Troy. Oct. '2 1 ('airain I U'K, Injured with Hirth of nee in of a ginnt liner i at riiiil- niiibt ili S'tiiiaritnn pital.

MclioK was I us In own" and was eiten a to recox HURRICANE HITS AT CUBA AGAIN in Jamaica 21 (V) Troy. N. ut Nichols, th flier," who ri Oct. 21 lo lue' hip a Out r-In the following children: Dr VI. i dMHiisionment He room- He hunting season was ii i mini in vii i.

nt I tor Plomotrom Camn also responsible for an assortment KHIs at borne; Jobn, F' iveu i it st. but thisjou injuries. MaVOr Kelly Describes canaba; Prater xvn overnmental in- Among the traffic fatalltlos re Rlomstrom of Oldenhurt li indus- ported today weie Stephen I 1 lav as AiaSS try real lie remarks: ga. one of nine killed in I)e-' "It was about this time, in the troit; 1). Hishei.

4s. who Ol llth summer 1934, that many bnsi-; died of pneumonia atttributed to1 -------------le ss men came to the conclusion an accident in Hattie a Chicago, Oct. 21 Counsel that partnership relation, the week Miss Maxine Van Pelt, for the Selwyn theatre announc veiv cornerstone code IS. of an tonight that "Tobacco Hoad, and whole NHA, was being Pontiac; K. Keel, struck play which Mayor Kdward brushed aside.

a ear In Hay City; Doris Hubbard, Kelly described as "just a mass "I shall always boliox'c that a 12. hit by an auto a Flint of fil would not reopen. fi strong words from the ad- Julius Dssbro, so, victim Hull, star of Krskine ministration at that time, as to of a truck-auto collision in picture of life among the right to work and as to the county; Fred Homer, apparently the "share croppers" of the fundamental impropriety of at- struck by' a switch engine at Pe- south, and John rep- tempting to amend a federal code toskey; a man identified as Oliver resenting the Shubert interests by strike, would have prevented Hrock, hit by a car near Saui- hero, agreed close show much hardship and suffering. naw; Mrs. Cora Hoxverfind 59 after a conference with Mayor "Then came the increasing struck by an auto at Holt when lafe today, they tendency to impose changes by! sbe stepped out of her own car; Previously, mayor signed executive order and less inelina- Fern Monroe, killed at Flint an order revoking license of if the ndminis- the car in which she was riding the theater.

Officials of the the- with a train; Melvin Bo- ater a( had refused gart, 21. fatally injured his reiuest to the ear rammed a tree; Darwin Sum- sho'w voluntarily. mors, 6. whose skull was frac- Thf, theatres attorneys said tured when struck bv an auto in. no immediate lotal action was through four crashes In air lanes, lay critically to niuht a fifth sma- liuu, it; which five her less seriously hurt.

Miss 20-passenger lux I nry 1 a take-ofi widow end from Troy airport mi tore through two The sh I and burned as it stmck 100 pound- ground. uses for 111., while returning to his sum nier at Lake Geneva, W1 In a statement to growers at Press Photo) outset of Hutson "It is doubtful whether any action wo can would iruiso price of the 193S crop of potatoes parity. We would feel, that our efforts had been while if price wore maintained at throe-fourths parity or around that level." i Hutson sabl that for tho most part the current Least One Life Lost, son potatoes have selling at I half or i. ss thm half of their fair Property Loss Heavy ext hange value. I lUdow Parity price for potatoes in the) entire I nited States is at N9.G a Average by growers of tho ntire country lant year was 1 mated at Parity for Mbdilgan was reported at 51) cents a bushel.

Hutson said price by far this has 1 below prices I orrespoiuling period year. AAA officials said surplus diversion plan and marketing agreement would he only temporary measurements to serve I until the potato act ot becomes effective 193t! crop and I stabilization program goes into operation. i 1'uder proposed surplus diversion plan, AAA would ike pay- to growers of cents for diverted into iation Is ended. dedlnlng to French otlitdals itest problem now seems gut Emperor Haile Selas- cept Italian senatorial elections gavf. lat was considered a votu fin to i ahead with his ftnd a peace solutbm.

The cabinet tomorrow is adopt to keep a I tiKht check on politit forces as the Nationalistic Croix I)e Feu in order to keep France quiet internally. Laval is expected to reported suggestion for of the Ethiopian war with the cabinet, which voted him full 1 confidence to handle tho interna tional question at its last mooting. I Mussolini's conditions were pub- lishod here as the disarmament of Ethiopia, an international protec- 11orate over Amharis regions, and Italian protectorate over the remainder of Ethiopia, all of which Tnd Hobert of Mary a student at St. college. Pralrie Wis, and little Joanne.

at homo. mother NTrs. of nnd two sisters. Hlnnnho, of and 'tri' Levi Johnson, of t'oekford. III survlvo.

The bodv takon to AHo Fu nomi to he preTtsir ed for burnii. Funeral ments bave not been compieteli. Robinson Suspect Hehl In Mississippi or in potnto The limbs of a tall elm snatch- 1 flour, starch, alcohol or other ed Miss Nichols, seat all, uses designated i secretary of and filing 25 feet from the agriculture. to individ wreckage. pilot.

Capt. ual growers would he limited to force of th lluhliteh. of New York. percent but proportion might increa Jacksonville, Fla With eastern end anpar-j ontlv in its path, a tropl hurricane roared north eastward tonight after taking at least one life and leaving an uncounted property toll In A 9:30 p. advisory issued here said center was about 80 miles south of and Santiago, Cuba, moving at about 12 miles an hour.

It is expected to be weakened in intensity, sabl tli bureau, as it passes over eastern Cuba, but it is not unlikely that its force will increase as it again reaches hurricane, its direction ihanged in today's movement, seemed bound for the eastern Ha- liamas. 2.500.000 I oss In extreme Cuba and western air boml Haiti were warned to Italians take every precaution against the hing liurrl- Emperor llnile Sela; thi fat rejected. ACTION IS DULL Addis Ababa. Oct. 21 but forceful movement of the Italian armies into the interior of Ethi- was seen by Ethiopians tonight as Premier plan of campaign, as reports from all fronts indicated general quiet.

It was believed also that Mussolini may attempt to begin peace neg-ditions through weather Minister Count Luigi Vinci :1 in i. who still remi nan ddirf Aba port ba and old to 1 given his eave. pas? bserver saw u- absenceof tion on fronts as indicati ng th It al iaiis lau tomove lually. 1 lening eac! ion taken protect ing re an bu ding b(hind then A I ip hi; tion on the part (Continued on Pago Ten) A Lansing Foster Decker. 72, contemplated to force tho mayor knocked down while crossing a In rescind th in Owosso and Arthur Paul, LOWER LAKES: Moderate to fresh westerly winds; cloudy with occasional rain Tuesdaxn Bolzoni, Oct.

21 A good looking, neatly young hitch-hiker, who officers said sembled Thomas II Robinson. -if Nashville, Tenti alleged kid uaper of Mrs. Alice Speed Louisville, society matron wa de'ained hero today for investiga i ion. Tho young man, appearing revokation order. The mayor, who saw the play victim ot an accident neai I eland i night, objected especially to I he bodies of Mrs.

Ruth Taylor termed its "profane lan- and six-year-old son. ua PPPER LAKES: Moderate west were found near a eas it. haired young auth- not Robinson and declared tl to northwest winds; cloudy on their home at St. Clair Shores. or however, defended it as "no was one of mistaken identity i he about 27 or 2ft years old.

his arrest said he was Michigan and Huron, generally The Jets the stove were open, fair on Superior Tuesday. Storm A i I i os investigating the warnings lowered 9 p. m. Lake deaths said Mrs. Faylor lett a Superior and on Michigan north i indicating she ended her lite and of Hay and Ludington.

tliat of her sot) because of domes- LOWER MICHIGAN: Partly tic troubles. Tuesday and Wednesday; cooler Tuesday. UPPER MICHIGAN: Partly vr HiTn loudy Tuesday and Wednesday; IJlblU I ff UHtl, cooler in east and central portions uesday. At Idist 7 P. M.

21 A AHA Hi 43 obsence likewise was thrown clear strap buckled. Plamu'il bling The four enifdoyes remained in the cabin ami with minor hurts. They are the Misses Gladvs and Nona ot 515 st 124th street. New York; Ray Hanes William Holt, both of Atlanta. Ga.

The girls are stewardesses. Ham-s is a mechanic and Holt a Miss Nichols and her pilot were taken to Samaritan hospital in a farm truck. Emmott Howd said today won't know for two or three whether Miss Nichols definitely will live. favorable dgn is the fact that she rallied 'his afternoon and I can describe her condition as fairly although the shock has been terri hie and she is still suffering in 'ousely pain. Captain litch is in serious condition, but we he will The Albany Evening News it learned ot a romance in volving the mechanic, tie appr.w mus mu 11 cane.

During evening increas- 1 later if ing winds were reported from the of potatoes in surplus areas island republic. En hould turn out to he larger than Hanana planters in Jamaica os- anticipated. 1 their loss at $2.500.000 ntrat jpected to elieved was a hlopians wai reported In a Ho was given a from Lou i takor aml the two steward Helzoni by Calvin You Eat iso. miss io Moizoiu The paper said tho two con "Maybe the mayor can't Stubblefield, a Yazoo City a double wedding the difference between a peep who said picked Him up and show and an honest of him here on the belief he porting. what this play resembled the much-sought Robin-j is -just good, honest journalistic muck- raking." The mayor expressed himsell as deeply shocked by its "The language was such," said timated their loss at K.

P. Hemis, AAA economic ad-jlt was estimated this hurricane visor, told funds for less than a month ago ment under this plan would come (had taken a total of about 70 per cent of island's entire crop. An 11-year-old boy was drowned in flood waters as tho hurricane brought heavy rainfall in 'I'liis is the second storm within month that struck at both Cuba and Jamaica. This one, however. is headed far east of Cienfuegos, Cuba, where heavy damage and loss of life the September storm.

Sailing homeward on the Crui or Houston, President Roosevelt bas was out of danger, but tho he go- experienced heavy squalls and I official who pounding seas last night. double. If the storm continues its pros- The man ent path, it will move far off the! Haile, will Florida east coast. I duplicates tin emperor, wer Hun in ft License Revoked By Judge notice from Grand Rapids, Oct. 21 from of duties on imports which lias bien provided by for use in buying surplus agricultural products.

TREMORS STILL SHAKE HELENA Commerce in Capital Virtually Is Stopped bye to 8.000 erial guardsmen i. about halfway ha and Makale. The recent blinding of ian soldiers building a Mount Mussa Ali to tho frontier on the central fri they attempted to cut i deadly duphohia cactus, ed. It was believed tlu were not aware that th tions from the fungi are capable of producing to ilted from I nPSR- Adhering vious emper wept as i his who b'ft between HOC ltaI iad from int. when I own the tin nt of pr av bis ona.

Oct. 2 1 Now earth shocks shatterofi glass and tumblevl chimneys in Helem today tenth consecutive day of intermittent tremors. The fresh rumblings came as; over Manhattan tonight, and i -tew and soup i.d’1 law enacted were determined to go through hoineless temporarily sliel- legislature to allow courts although from snow-tinged winds and to revoke hunting licenses for vio- the ceremony here. son they have lost all their baggage while a repair job of million dol- The man held told town Marshal and are suffering from minor proportions was being pkmned. Mervin Began and Deputy Sheriff hurts.

i was at a standstill. J. T. Fleming that his name was1 Holt plans to marry Nona Her- save in tood shops, in this state and that lie was a na-1 kenheiser and Hanes expects to capital ot 1 Alpena Los Angeles- 5 8 Hattleford 2t5 Marquette 4 8 Boston Memphis-------- 6 8 Buffalo Miami------------7 6 'algary Milwaukee 56 Chicago 58 Minneapolis. US C'incinnati 5 8 Montreal -----56 Cleveland 5 8 New Orleans Cochrane 34 New York 54 Denver Parry Sound 38 i 2 Arthur.

4 2 8 Quappelle 30 Edmonton 26 St. Louis-----55 Evansville 60 Salt Lake 4 0 Galveston 7 8 Frisco ----------54 Gl'. Rapids 5 6 Mich. 4 4 Green Hay 5 4 The Pas-----3 0 Jacksonville 6 4 Washington. 5f Kansas City- 18 Winnipeg 2C.

Chicago, Oct. 21. housewife who hates to wash dishes has a way out at last if her appetite i.s big enough. The answer to her worry was ------------------Introduced today at the annual RUthven On TOW convention of the American Bak- i ers association. ()f Upper Peninsula Plates and cups made of bread dough were on exhibit.

The meal Ann Arbor, Mich he. "that any decent person i jV(, Pennsylvania, but jail at- wej Gladys, should have walked tendants said he talked answered, delivered -sollthern accent." with a snort, was: fr fr "Why the mayor Blister KeCllOtl tlttS took to the middle of down- all closed to vehicu- town street i lar traffic. Minute engineering surveys in dicated, however, that tho Funds Are Released Nervous Breakdoun For Works Projects Shocks were of model- Los Angeles, Oct. -1 ate intensity as compared to tin Washington. Oct.

The Sombre-faced Buster Keaton, suf-: terrific jarring of Friday night treasury today released an addi- fering from a nervous breakdown Recurring throughout the morn Oct 21 tional $79.852,1 30 for Works his physician ascribed to financial; tremors raised tin lation of game laws was invoked for the first time in western Michigan today when Justice Robbins fined William E. Schroeder, 2 0, of Grand Rapids, $25 and revoked his lie use for shooting a pheasant lion. John Kroll, conservation offices, was the complaining witness. Hi: I US HOMES Rapids, Mich Oct. 21 uPi ill wear plain 1 lothing in a posittoi armv is attacking.

The double has featu to the and i same height and ago: ho will move about rapi attention to himself, peror remains quiet. rd anti nhrella divert r. wh le the ut 7 More Prisoners Taken To Marquette Marquett Alti is served with them, and then they President Alexandei can be eateiL Ruthven and 1'. Haw ley Tapping. CHILI) SCALDED Grant Progress Administration and domestic woes, was contined weather bureau ligures middaj Approval of the allotments of tonight in the National Military to a total of 27 shocks since ()c- eeneral secretary of the Fui vor- Comptroller General R.

MeCarl i Home at Sawtelle. i tol.ei 12. At in. sit of Michigan began a tour of brought to $966. the to- The once famed film comedian severe disturbance since Mnday the upper peninsula todav where tal available to WPA for immedi-1 had from intluenza exclti the eral davs at liis in heviot Severa! persons lus- Tw ml ssing boys Vincent 1 'oming lu a a la Cook I -and Tom larsh, 11.

ar unde guard of 1 1 hau een away rom home it sebi ills seven Way! for a week returned today and wore receiv ed at said hey uni been unping at inette am priso i the air uiiuls for a lark. ng the ion up iionu lut it ui if tha a upper peninsula today I President Ruthven will deliver a expenditure, compared with Detroit, Oct. 21 series of addresses, year obi Charles Hiatt died in a' He will speak at Ironwood, hospital today from burns he Marquette, Sault Sto. eived when he fell into a pail of Marie, Newberry. Escanaba.

water at his home last Mountain and during Wednesday I the week. $1.181.746.151 allotted by President RooseveP. Funds released WPA projects, which are be chosen by state administrators, included for Michigan. Hills. appeared irrational in the Camp Cooney relief times.

Late yesterday his condi- wore gathered in mess tion became so serious it was no-! halls Lying on tho plains to the to remove him to tho vet mu thwest tho camp aftorib'd mod home in a straight jacket. facilities for feeding housing authorities said I ipd -aniiarv ournoses. 1 1 DOWN Si MRS Detroit, Oct. 21 Alexander Hirse. died today from in juries received when II Ion .1 flight of stairs i bee Tarden Saturdav niubt u.

a skull fraeturo. in group iev. xenteneed to ars attacklm itur Night Inna id II Ellen who apn Id I ill road le ounty bring list til.U1 i it.