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Exclusive ssodaled The Service OAKLAND AND VICINITY Fair and mild tonight and Tuesday with fog Tuesday morning; moderate west winds. Tempwatun) yaiUrday lu. 8, aria. 57 United Pn? CbwolidaieiJ Press Assodattoo, VOL, CXIII THREE CENTS SUNDAY, TEN CENTS OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 11, 1930 32 PAGES NO. 42 CMOM 4 our i RflMRR COMMENT AUTOS KILL 1 2 BRITISH BEAT In Dual Tragedy LEAVITT (upper) one-time wealthy automobile distributor, who today killed himself after slaying A.

D. PLUG-HOFF (lower) his business associate of 28 years. Attorneys WhoTried Billings to Go on Grill I 1-11111. UUIIiUU IKTOIS III I.TIITIIPI'U ON J7mey tJopcs PROMINENT AUTO DEALER OF S. ft KlLtS GEHERAL! MANAGER, ENDS OWN LIFE IH ACCIDENTS OF WEEK-END OFF FRONTIER POST ATTACK liujwmmy iiiicwiiww.i BY CALVIN CO OLID GE ii lit! mm Brennan and Cunlia Will Be Cross-Examined By McKenzie 0 A PTON, Aug.

11. Good health is one of Scores of Holiday Motorists our chief national assets, yet. in Ninc Shen8 Dropped in Area spite of all the progress that nf T. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 11.

Afridi Tribal Force Is Driven Off "in Attack on Badama Post Located has been made in the science of Hurt; Oaklander Dies When Pinned to Pole; After a week-end, adjournment the forces which are battling to prove No Fatalities Nor Prop hygiene, the yearly losses in thi6 or disprove tne guilt of Warren erty Damage Results S. F. Rector Also Victim Southeast of Parachina country from the ravages of dis Billings, Preparedness Day bomber, were gathering strength today for renewal of their clash tomorrow ease run into many hundred millions of dollars. Government Officials Start 10,000 Raiding Tribesmen The discouraging feature of Repulsed on Afghan Bor A. Mill Valley Boy of 5 Fatally Injured by Woman's Car; i Girl Hiker Dead at Ukiah Many Cars Overturned the situation' is that much of this is needless.

With the pres Investigation of Startling Aerial Attack; Several Bomfcs Fail to Go Off der; Six Indian Troopers Killed in One Action when the state supreme court resumes its hearings in the case. James F. Drennan, former as- sistant district attorney who prosecuted Billings, and F.dward A. Cunha, who originally prosecuted Billings' companion, Thomas J. Mooney, are scheduled to be the star witnesses In tomorrow's session.

They are expected to receive a ent knowledge of medicine, surgery and dentistry, and the J. iW. Shoots Down A. DJ Plughoff in Firm's Office, Then Goes Home and Slays TWO QUARREL1 OVER AUDIT 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 11.

At the climax of an angry con. ference over the financial difficulties of their automobile firm, John W. Leavitt, 65, one-time millionaire automobile magnate, shot and killed Albert D. Plughoff, 49, his friend and partner for nearly 30 years, shortly before noon today. Leaving his private office, scene of the shooting, Leavitt passed calmly by horrified employees, drove to his home, kissed hi wife in tender greeting, and went upstairs, A moment latei; he" fired his gun, still warm from the shot that killed.

Plughoff, for a second time, and his wife found him stretched on th flnor possibilities of preventive meas- PROVIDENCE, Aug. 11.. PESHAWAR. Aug; 11. M) ures, oftentimes illness is only UP) An airplane dropped bombs Dispatches received today said that an Afrldl tribal force attacked today into this coal mining section Twelve persons were killed and cores were injured.

In northern California automobile accidents during the week-end. Anton; those fatally injured was a 5-year-old personal carelessness. People gruelling cross-examination at the Badama post, northwestern frontier give altogether too little at hands of Edwin V. McKenzie, Billings' attorney, and court at province, Saturday, but waa driven tention to their health. Thev taches were looking forward to one ot the most sensational sessions of neglect to get, sufficient fresh off by a detachment ot Kurram militia during the night.

Badama child. THE DEAD. air and exercise." They are not careful enough of their diet. the entire hearing, which already has broken more than one precedent, both as to law and as to cus post Is southeast of Parachinar. Charles Kohler.

23. of Oakland which has been torn by labor troubles for several months. The bombs, estimated at nine In created Intense excitement, but Injured no one nd did no property damage. The machine, containing two men and described as an orange colored monoplane, appeared about a. m.

It approached Providence at about 2000 feet, coming from the dlrec- Rev. Cliaunccy J. Hawkins, of Parachinar is nearly one hun San Francisco. tom. MoKENZIE TO QFIZ CUNHA AND BRENNAN Charles J.

Roberts. 5. of 11 dred miles, west of Feshwar, and the appearance of an Afrldl hostile They overstrain their physical and nervous systems with disastrous results. Because illness makes us a Ethel avenue, Mill Valley of his bedroom, a suicide. McKenzie, it is believed, will at Foil i Donofrlo, 27.

of 245S tempt to draw from Brennan and Wallace street, San Francisco, force in this vicinity was taken to Indicate a serious extension of the northwestern tribal movement. liability to ourselves, our fair- Cunha admissions that the testimony they have recently heard Thomas C. 40, ranch ily and our community, we all tlon of Illinois. The first bomb foreiuun, of Modesto. has shaken their assurance of the Harry Frederick, 18, of Stock have a personal obligation to struck near Clay City, a few miles keep well.

To neglect the health north of here, Then the machine ton. Chinakebels Wtn Battle; 1000 Drown Robert Frlctz, 16. of San IS one of the. most wasteful dived towards Providence and re- Hose. thmgs a person can do.

It is a leaed two bombs. Columns of Miss Anna ITeller, 30, New stone and dust rose from a field. violation of a moral duty. Tork school teacher. While both state and national Sylvester Donahue, 85, Indian guide, of Scott river, near Xlklan.

agencies are alert to preserve Richard Wood, 00, a miner of health, the real success of all their efforts lies in the vigi Martell Station. Pedro Ordonez, 30, of Clark, burg. Yolo county. bt virrnED mess LEASED WIftE TO TXIBirvK PEIPING, China, Aug. 11.

Torrential ralna turned the civil war battlefields of China to deep mud today as floods and fighting took a heavy death toll in Shantung lance of the individual. If we Gulllcrmo S. Fabro, 26, of would all think and try to live Leavitt, president of 3. W. Leavitt automobile distributors with a wide territory in northern California, was a pioneer in the automobile business of this state.

He waa well 'known aa 4 clubman, and his family ts prominent in bay district society. MEN BELIEVED TO BE BEST OF FRIENDS. Plughoff, vice-president and general manager of the firm, had been associated with Leavitt for more than a score of years, and the two men were believed to have been the best of friends. According to Milton Newmark. attorney for Plughoff, creditors of Leavltt's firm met two weeks ago and took over the company, According to police, the main distribution plant at 1414 Van Neaa avenue, where the shooting occurred, and the service plant, 1616 Sutter street, were closed tw weeks, pending an audit by a committee appointed by the board of trade.

Such a committee is usually appointed at the request of mat Jor creditors aa a preliminary proceedings In involuntary bankruptcy. 4 Police were acting on th theory that a quarrel between Leavitt and Plughoff over the firm's financial difficulties led to the tragedy. SALESMAN DESCRIBES lurKNUUl'K, jcmo county. i i. When an automobile driven bv healthtul lives we would great- guilt of the two famous prisoners.

Both. of the former deputy prosecutors testified last Wednesday un-der direct examination by Fred L. Berry, another former assistant prosecutor who is acting as a "friend of the court" in the present hearings. Cunha told Berry emphatically that he still believed both men guilty, as accomplices and plotters if not as the men who actually set the bomb in the explosion which killed ten persons and Injured 40 others. Brennan also showed no doubt of the justness of the Blllings-Mooney conviction when questioned by Berry.

The supreme court justices were slated to rule tomorrow on the ad-mlssabllity of evidence offered by Cunha to Show that Mooney and Billings were affiliated with a radical group of "direct actionlsts" which had plotted to halt the parade by any means, no matter how drastic, as a protest against America's then Imminent entrance Into the-Worid war. data to be offered, Cunha has stated. Include files of "The Blast." the alleired nuhllcatlnn at I 1 PESHAWAR REPULSES REPEATED ATTACKS. SIMLA, India, Aug. 11.

Of) Peshawar, northwestern frontier key city and far-flung outpost of the British empire, remained inviolate today after two days' efforts by 10,000 raiding Afridi tribesmen to capture It. Although a mass attack by the Afrldls from beyond the Afghan border has never developed, British defenders, many of them native Indian troops, have beaten back the tribesmen in several important sallies. At least six Indian troopers have been killed In one action in the thickly wooded orchards of Hazar-khanl. Heaviest losses have been inflicted upon the raiders, who cut telegraph line's east and south out of the city, making. communication with the outside world difficult.

Only sparse dispatches cam through. Th six trooper war said to hhve been ambushed In the orchard and killed by a first volley. Others patrolling the orchard were unhorsed but returned the fir of Floyd Hetzcii, 24, son of A. B. Het- increase the power of the ell, president of the Coast Rock I The plane circled the town and came back, dropping lower as It came.

A bomb fell near the entrance to the Rucknan mine but failed to explode. Five 'more were dropped near the Meador, Holt and Young mine, but only two exploded. The explosions of the bombs could be heard for inlJes and threw the town into an uproar. The appeared about the time the miners were going to work. The bombs that failed to explode were made of dynamite wrapped in adhesive tape with fuses attached.

Tha aerial attack followed several explosions of dynamite near the Diamond Mine company's plant, Gravel Company, 10706 Bev- (0 erlv street. Oakland, failed to make a curve near Dublin, police said. and plunged from the road, Koh ler, a passenger In the car, wag mi pud pinned against a telephone pole, He was dead when taken from the wreckage by Constable A. L. yer province and other northern regions.

The northern armies from Pelplng claimed to have driven the. National government troops back SO miles In a desperate advance southward. Casualties were estimated at 10,000. A beating rain finally slowed up the battle, halting heavy traffic and flooding many towns. Tho Chinese press reported 1000 persons dead In floods between Pelplng and Mukden, with 20 towns nnder water and ten bridges washed out.

rains van, oi rieasomon. DRIVER ALSO HURT IN CRASH. TO BE ON STAGE Hetzell was taken to St. Paul's hospital at tyvermore, suffering from a broken wrist, possible In TOM FLIERS thin group. Moonev, Cunha de ana inat or tn Meador, Holt and Young company.

County authorities wired officials St Ilarrishurg, 111., and other southern Illinois towns to be on the lookout for the. plane. It also was ternal Injuries and severe bruises. With Vilma Banky and Rod clares, was interested in the com The two were returning from a pilatlon of this publication, an their assailants, who then made for the military supply depot, where cavalry, artillery and airplanes dance at Danville lnte Sunday copies of It were found in Billings' f-nn tinned. La Roque, Will Appear in Broadway Plays night.

Kohler made his home on I LI indicated that another appeal I1C. jrn Yu-T(slansr. co-leader of comDinea against mem in a coun room. It Is also understood Cunha will offer letters assertedly written wouid Do niacie to Governor Sam the Northern troops, Informed Vervais said, and was employed In ier auaoK. xne trioesmen were Pf-lnlnar headciuarters by telegraph son for troops.

The governor refused to send them, stating th a Pleasanton rock quarry, ny Mooney in wliicli he aiNCussed ways and means of halting the NEW TORK. Aug. 1 i.tg) hat his troons had advanced 30 Dr. Hawkins met death when Beaten back. SKIRMISHES CONTINUE IN CITY'S OUTSKIRTS.

ne believed detectives could parade. Mary Pickford. Vilma Banky and miles southward along the Lung the automobile in which he more to break up violence than noa lm. Kocque, motion picture hal railroad, capturing Qeultem riding with his two eons, Robert Admission of this evidence into the record Is bitterly opposed by. troops.

and Mamutsi in the drive against There was skirmishing all day Saturday and Sunday in other B. and Phillip plunged over stars, will appear In Broadway stage play this fall, an announce I Brown Escapes, Says Report From Vancouver Airport McKenzie, who points out that mat WHAT TOOK PLACE Louis Peterson, a salesman employed by the firm, told Patrolman Gus Wuth, first officer to reach the scene, tJlat Leavitt and Plughoff retired to Leavltt's private office on the mezzanine floor and talked, for an hour. Suddenly, Peterson said, he heard a single gun shot. There was long pause, and then Lea v. Itt appeared.

His fac composed, ho walked unhurriedly and with even steps down the stairs, went nut tho main entrance, got Into his automobile, and drove away. Apparently havlns- driven in hla Nanking, the National government an embankment on the Badger. Illinois Authorities ter of a similar nature was barred quarters of the outskirts of, Pesh ment ny Arch Selwyn. theatrical mnltal. Ha said lance stores oi Orosl highway near Whitaker by the original trial Judge.

producer, today said. awar between the tribesmen and ammunition were captured at the Warned of Bombe Miss Bankv and La Rocaue. her tne British defenders, and at towns and that the first and second Forest camp. Hawkins was pastor of the First Congregational church of Son Francisco. husband, will be co-starred In a The next big act to unfold In the drama of the Mooney-Bllllngs case Is Billings' own chance to tell his Horazal the troopers Inflicted heavy defense, lines ot the National gov MARION.

Aug. 11. South play being adapted from the Hun canuaiiies on tneir attackers. ernment, troops had been broken ern Illinois authorities were asked Funeral services will be held to BRATTLE, Aug. 11.

Bob W'ark and Edward Brown, en route to Tokyo by plane from Tacoma, story; which will come at 5 o'clock At one time a party got close garian by John Emerson and Anlla Loo. Miss Banky now la in Paris compelling a general retreat by the lociay to find an airplane thn morrow afternoon l.v Rpv. Herman Thursday night at Folsom prison. dropped bombs near non-unlo Nanking troops. I IB Swart of Berkeley from the enough to Peshawar to set fire to a smell warehouse containing army conferring with Miss Loos.

After the 2200 desperate "two- were reported In special advices to The Northern armies were es inin.vj in neniucKy. A message It has not been decided In what timers" and "lifers" have been church Dr. Hawkins telegraph stores. British soldiers timated nt around last irom an orricial of the coal com the Times here today to hnve locked up for the-nlght, the seven play Miss Pickford will appear, but home, 01 Twentieth avenue, the surrounded them and killed six. preached.

Charles Roberts died at San Ra pany to Chief of Police Robert supreme court justices, attorneys, it is considered possible she will neck when troops were -onocn-trated for the battle. The Nan crashed at Ladner alrpoit, a fe tne fire was quickly extinguished. uamsey or Marlon said the plan witnesses, and a. group of news be starred with another film -actor tvxpert Atrldl marksmen have automobile man entered the house and was greeted on the ground floor by his wife. Mis.

Nellie Leav-itt and two of his children. -Helen miles from Vancouver, B. at carriea government license No king troons were estimated be papermen will be admitted to the fael today from injuries received when struck near his Mill Valley home by a machine operated by with whom Helwyn is negotiating. DUH8. Kept up an Incessant sniping which tween 750,000 and 1,000,000, but much of tho National govern- Miss Pickford has not appeared nas Decome a menace to the cltv administration building of the prison.

This hearing will run far noon, "Wark was reported to have suffered a knee Injury and Brown inn mines in this section were and John Jr. Miss Irene Rlckard, 65 Clifford ter Sympathizers from the surrounding closed on April 1 because of dls incut's strength has been divert. race, Han Francisco. was the on the legitimate stage since 1 908, when she had a role in David Be-lasco's production of "The War Into the night, according to present plans, in order that Billings to have escaped unhurt. villages are apparently feeding and agreements over wages and working ed to holding off the communist on of.

Mr. and Afro. Joe Rob sneitorlng the invaders, whoso cunuiuons. anu wnne a vote wa The accident was eald to have threat at Hankow. may aay all he has on his mind erts.

of lit Ethel avenue, Mill rens of Virginia." announced as overwhelmingly iorces are being augmented some, caused indefinite postponement Valley. during a single session. PREPAREDNESS MADE wnat by reinforcements arriving She recently began crodurtlon ivor of a "How are you. mother?" Inquired, kissing her. Then, lie went upstairs to his bedroom, drew his gun from hta pocket, and sent a bullet crash.

inr through nis right temple. Mrs. Leaitt ran up to find him stretched out on the floor, dead. Plughoff had been shot striK. it was never by the United Mine Nationals Oppose new talking picture, hut it authorized their projected transpacific flight, Fatal Injuries were received by Felix Donofrlo when the, machine TO GUARD JUSTICES nuui Huross tne Aignan border, ENTHUSIASM WANES Workers of America.

In recent the undercarriage of the plane- be abandoned. Her last picture was Warden Court Smith today was Rebels and Communists In which he was riding and in Coquette." weeks most of the mines have been Ing reported badly damaged and AS DEFENSE SUCCEEDS. making preparations to guard the which Miss Sophie Marlnello. 1723 reopened with announcements that Miss Banky was a Hungarian the propeller By RANDALL GOULD. justices ana oiner visitors, mosi oi fiome late Peshawar dlanaKh WaUace street, San Francisco, was Wark and Brown took off from whom have been connected, in one tney were proceeding at almost normal rate of production.

movie actress, and she became a Hollywood star in silent films. Her United Press Staff Correspondent. indicated that while the Afrldl. a passenger collided with another Vancouver airport on Lulu Island way or another, with the capture SHANGHAI, China, Aug. 11.

were rar rrom giving up their battle Dynamiting and other violence the head. Peterson discovered hia body when, after his employer had stalked out of the office, he ran upstalis to investigate. only part in a talking picture was snd overturned at Redwood City to Ladner airport, because of th prosecution, or detention of many The National government contin tor me city, which would be rich followed and 98 men have been en longer runway there. The plane, in the screen version of "They Knew What They Wanted." wun loot tor them, thn of the prisoners, during the progress of the hearing. Extra guards ued today to enforce extreme joined in federal court against in Donofrlo was thrown from the machine and crushed beneath It.

He died at San Mateo Community hos the Pacific Era, was eald to hnve asm for the. venture was diminish terterence with the mines. nosed into a ditch alongside the will be provided, and the most rigid ng rapidly in the face of Pri Nearby was a note, which read: "I'm sorry to have to do this. His family is well taken care of, "(Signed) LEAVITT." Physician Accused discipline will prevail. runway as It landed at Ladner.

measures to protect Hankow and other Important Yangtse valley cities from Chinese communistic forces, but simultaneously was isn aeiense. Probe Ordered by npeclal arrangements for tele pital. GIRL SEVERELY BRUISED IX MISHAP. They planned to take Off there It was said that heavv Of Kidnaping Girls on a 1000-mile flight to White Police learned In the preliminary ments were being souirht nH th.i Commerce Officials torcea to meei me arive oi reoei fh, "1 graph and telephone facilities, so that newspapermen may "tell the world" what transpires at the hear- Horse today. Three other refueling SAN RAFAEIi.

An. II Vf Richard Barron, San Francisco, me naji ot Turangza lonr nrnmi Northern armies southward toward 1 Detween the partners stops were to have been made in operator of the second car. and two B.u"cha'rt ot Lansdale, near San nent in the antl-Brltish movement came eight months ago. At that time, it waa Nanking. WASHINGTON, Aug.

11. The department of commerce today or- ng, were also being worked out to Alaska and Siberia on the way to luunj swore io a warrant here, i being appealed to for day at the prison. passengers of that machine, escaped Injury. Miss Marlnello was severely The total number of of communists In Hankow an immediate lnvtla.atir.n Tokyo. cnarging her divorced husband, Dr.

help. Ben F. Lamborn, 1428 Morton Clifford 'Bartlett. prominent Los after receiving reports that an air-Angeles physician, with kldnanlnir Plane had heen iiMri in hnmh reported, Plughoff interests in tha firm were purchased in the name ot Mrs. Leavitt, and later develop, ments showed the firm was so en There are dlscreoanclea In VANCOUVER.

B. C. Amr. 11. was raised to 46 In a week when mora agitators were behead ports of the value th Briii.h street, Alameda, brother of one of those killed by the bomb explosion, today was awaiting a reply to his the couples two young daughters, mines near Providence and Clay (iPKcXemporarlly halted In their derived from their bombing planes.

ed, With the enforcement ot bruised. Fatal injuries were suffered by Thomas Jones when his automobile overturned twice and struck a telephone pole near 16 miles southeast of Modesto. With nop to wnne Horse, Yukon terrl tangled that the stockholders could not meet all iu obligations. wnne some declare that the' air Deputy Sheriff J. E.

KlhrMnl Clani- tory; from Tacoma on the first lea- request to President Hoover that a representative of the United States According to Newmark. Leavitt or their proposed flight to Tokyo left for Los, Angeles to bring back retary of commerce for aeronautics" W2" WM the of the P'ane and his iwrce nas inriicted many casualties and has shaken the morale of the Invaders, others mv tv. attorney-general take part in the Billings hearing. Lamborn made Bob Wark and Eddie Brown, Beat Jones were two unidentified hitch, custody by Los Angeles police. martial law and efforts to sup-prces coiiiiiiunUtlc clement within tbc city, the government' officials wero concentrating on checking the raiding army that overran Changslia.

and other cities. Meanwhile, Changsha was re tie aviators, planned to resume TXmi- "'Pers nad violated federal sta-Accordlnr to information In th and Plughoff had shown no signs of diminished friendliness. The families were in the habit of dining together frequently, ho stated. the request by telegraph Saturday. nave operated in small parties ahd by skillfully taklna- to rovr in th.

their aerial Jaunt today from Lad following Cunha's assertion that he has documentary evidence to show ner airport here. WISH DOWN TO Jvea have suffered comparatively special ar i uuic can do none only by The fliers took off at 11:33 a. tnat Mooney and Billings were ac TALK TO PLUGHOFF" inn i a ii If I jie rangement and permission, while tlve in anarchistic movements The attorney also declared that Sunday from Tacoma field, but were forced to bring their Fokker ported restored to order again and niKers wno received -minoreuta and bruises. Jones died at a Modesto hospital. He was employed at the A.

B. Pheppard ranee, 12 miles west of Modesto, as ranch foreman. His home was at Amarillo, Tex. Frederick was killed and Herbert Brannan. 20.

severely Injured na rerused to let them return home, Mrs. Busschaert charred. ine dropping or explosive or anything else from a Diane in flight throughout the United States. only this morning Leavitt. in tak Religious Riots including the Ameri biplane Pacific Era down at the The mother was awrrlH ing leave of his wife to tn th.

can Presbyterian missionary. deliberately with intention to pro- tody of the children at the time of -li TP Vancouver airport on Lulu island office, said to her: Llngle. returned to the city. Worn uuce aamage or py negligence is a me divorce. Vsdll SUl I roups about p.

on account of air Tilings 'aro Jn a nrctt bad en were advised to postpone their xoung said. shnpo and I'm going down to 35 INJURED IN KARACHI, India, Aug. 11 UP) clogned gas lines. Vancouver Is up British troons ha'v h.kn P.h..i proximately 160 miles from Ta return. Despondent Wife mi" is xne nrst occasion upon which any such activity has been talk to Plughoff." The communist army has over to the Mofussll district nf Kinrf coma by air.

Plughoff was to have rone to Los shadowed the civil war to the reported to us and we shall do our deal with serious In wlc.no.. ri. I Wark eald satisfactory repairs Survives High Leap north In many respects and forced Angeles thia afternoon to attempt to straighten out certain business Ing out of communal irminn had been made and he and Brown CHICAGO. Aug. 11.

MTP new alignment of the leaders. trouble between Hindus and Mo. to take theIr P'no from best to determine where responsibility lies. At the same time It must be realized that considerable difficulty will confront our investi matters there, Newmark aald. Gon.

Peng Teh-Hur, chief lead lems. Lulu Island to Ladner airport, be Mrs. Marlon Webb Lewis, 35, of Los Angeles, who suffered frac. Although it was renerallv "on the highway near Stockton. Jane Wagnon.

16, critically Injured In an automobile accident which cost tlio life of ber companion, Robert J. Fret x. also 16, 3 still unconscious at Mountain View hospital today. She suffered concussion of the brain. The accident occurred on the Pan Antonio road near Los Altos when the car in which the two were er of the firth red army, and Recent flKhtine- In th RinH cause of the longer runway afford.

known that the firm' finances were in a shaky condition, it was Huang Kung-Lueh, deputy com- laxen a death toll nf tures of both legs and several ribs when she Jumped from the eighth floor of the Park-Edee-Water gation. I do not presume that any pilot undertook such an expedition without the precautions of remov mander, have signed communist Wark'a announced itinerary In my opinion that, given a little time. ana injured 300 or more. Troon. propaganda pamphlets found at cluded Fairbanks and Nome, Al Mob of Women Bargain Jbeavltt could have paid' off and kept something for himself." said ing or falsifying the identifying! apartment hotel on the northslde Voo-Chow and elsewhere.

movea into BUKKur August after 12 had been killed and 160 aska, and Petropavlosk, Siberia, as early today, was still alive thl. mams on nis plane. Peng was reported to be in Newmark. "In view of his note it refueling points, en route to Tokyo. injurea in one fight alone.

afternoon, but In a critical condi- command of a well organised may be that he was a ruined man." riding struck a telegraph pole. Hunters Panic Stricken by Store Collapse The trip outlined from Tacoma to tne towns and villa area which nd modernly equipped army Police immediately barred all Tokyo Is approximately 6400 miles. Young Fretz, son of Commander will be occupied by troops include She was despondent over aepara- Six Hurt When The "hoodoo" craft was built in Paul H. Fretz, U. S.

retired. callers, both from Leavltt's hom and the Plughoff residence. 127S such as haa forced a complete change In the former banditlike tactics of the communists. "no, AKii, Hultanpur, Ghotkl and Dubar. Armed police have been Holland In 1925 as one of four ordered by Major Pedro Zannl.

Ar died a half hour later. Miss Wagnon is the daughter of William B. MEMPHIS. Aug. II.

(UP) Green street. Telephones were Boat Blows Up MIAMI. Aug. 11. (UP) Six persons were injured here to A balcony of the Rhodes Jen- temporarily disconnected in bf-i The main force of the commun gentine aviator, for a world flight.

sent to Khanpur. Mlrpur, Mathelo and other Talukas (revenue districts) on the left bank of the Indus river. homes while the stricken iamP Ings Department Store collapsed but never used. Major O. Os ists waa estimated at around 10,000 men.

today as scores of women bargain Wagnon, wealthy San Francisco and Los Angeles theater owner. filRL DIES ON" WAY TO HOSPITAL. Miss Heller was killed and Helen tried to reconcile themselves to double tragedy. uon rrdm her husband, Fred Lewis, whom she left In Los Angeles when she came here to visit distant relatives, Mr. and Mrs.

R. W. Hayes, at the hotel. Police said aha apparently had risen from bed to make the leap. She was found clad only In a night drees.

A note ahe wrote aaid she had determined not to be a burden on The seriousness of the movement borne, English flier, bnjight It at Halifax, where it was lea stranded. Intending to enter the Dole Kan Franclsco-to-Honolulu flight, but Besides his widow, Leavitt Is was illustrated by the -confiscation Ern, Violinist and vlved by eix children. Rohert, 1 private properties, persecution John 18; Helen. 20; Mm. A ot landlords and capitalists, destruction ot government buildings wis drowned before the flight started.

Composer, Kills Self Foye, Mrs. Henry Eickoff ana Florence Rankin. day, three seriously, when a gasoline tank in a 4-foot cabin cruiser blew up at a dock. The cruiser was the Westward," which burst Into flames immediately following the blast and was submerged by firemen in an effort to save It. B.

L. Clark, president of the South Florid Motor Sales company; Richard Bwift and W. D. Cadle, three of the six lnluriui. and hoisting of red flags over the EL PASO, Auk.

11. (UP) Major D. R. McClaren, Canadian Plughoff leaves a widow. Henri Ern, Internationally known war was the next owner of Aver duck, zs, seriously injured I one mile south of Ukiah when ac-' cldentally struck by an automobile driven by Raymond E.

Newland. Ukiah newspaper man. Karl Scott, another Ukiah newspaperman, was with Newland in the car. Newland picked up the two young women after the accident Myrtle Plughoff. violinist and composer, killed him- I the plane.

cities invaded by the communist troops. Pamphlets denouncing imperialism and foreigners were purchasing it also for Golden Gate Bridge Approved by Army burners sought out dishes in a $1 sale, causing injuries to at least 25. Out of the dust and debris, and ami shrieks from Injured and panlcknhoppers, police endTlfe-men lifted the injured, many of whom were children. Only six were reported seriously hurt at hospitals to which they were taken and none waa expected to die. The balcony, raised 19 feet above the furniture department of the crashed In a cloud of dust.

With the collapse the automatic sprinkler system In the building started pouring hundreds of gallons of water upon the struggling wemen. self here last night with chloroform. Financial difficulties were Torrent'of WcItt scattered through the countryside Dole flight. Next it passed to Lieutenant James Brewster, U. S.

who also gave it up because of difficulty in landing It. believed to have been responsible na much foreign property was WASHINGTON. 11 Wrecks Utah Tc for bis destroyed. Moat of the foreigners Plans of the Golden Gate Bridge I wer reported in serious condition. Ern at one time was head of captured were held for ransom.

About a year ago. Miss Ruth Vtfih, 1 and honied them to I'klah General hospital, but Miss Heller was dead when he arrived. The girls were hikers from New the violin department of the Michi Rhoades acquired the craft, in. The province of Hunen has been A torrent of a gan Conservatory of Music and was! tending to establish a woman's en- ra nisnniy ror a ms- otners suffered minor burns, pension bridge across the Golden I The party was preparing for a Gate at Pan Francisco were ap-j fishing trip at the time of the ex-proved today by tbe war depart-' Plosion. the craft warn chiefly offected.

but Kianpul also Bingham v. h0UM 1 student of Joseph Joachim. He durance record. She was killed in has been partly overrun and Harl had been a resident of -El Paso a hunting accident. Wark and (Continued op Page 2.

Col. ow believed to be the goal of timated at 2500. lor several years. Brown got It this year. the raiding forces..