The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 11

'X SECTIOH 1 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1937. 11 Aluminum Co. An i -Jewish! State Bar Association to Hear Guard On Estate, fl.A 1 TlJ A ci: Fearing Holdup, Hie hi ml the Microphone As You Like Them v-Jiaiiiv-u m. m. 9 mJ a IV wiui iv LU kJ US I LU I i00g Kills Girl Against iiation Uut In ro land U.

S. Is Restrained From 33 Reported Hurt, Proper- 111., secretary of the Illinois State Bar Association; E. Smythe Gam-brell, Atlanta; E. J. Felts.

Russell-ville, representing the Commonwealth's Attorneys; Chester O. Carrier, Leitchfield, representing the County Attorneys, and Gilbert Burnett, Louisville, president of the Louisville Bar Association. MUSIC 12:00 Noon WHAS Sunshine Sue 1:15 P.M. WAVE Program from Vienna 8:00 P.M. WHAS Your Hit Parade 8:45 P.M.

WHAS Universal Rhythm 11:45 P.M. WAVE Al Vierra's Orchestra WLW Quincy, May 14 W) Monica Foley, 22, of the Roxbury section, was shot and killed totlay as she entered a caretaker's home on the estate of Lotta Crabtree, actress. Police Lieut. George Fallon said the caretaker, Loy S. Eyster, 61, related that the girl and two Prosecuting In New York Court.

ty Damage Put At $300,000. Pittsburgh, May 14 (U.R) The Warsaw, May 14 (JP) Anti-Government today lost its fight to Jewish riots broke out tonight in have dismissed the Aluminum three towns near Brzesc, scene Company of America's suit seek-J of a wild anti-Semitic outburst, i men entered his dining-room sua Pope In Fain Agate. i denly and that he believed he Vatican City, May 14 (US) was about to be held up, snatche4 Pope Pius tonight was reported up a gun and fired, as again suffering from severe The charge struck the girl id pains in his leg and ankle. the chest. ing an injunction to restrain the while police took special precau- tions throughout the country to Kit I The Courier-Journal Frankfort Bureau.

Frankfort. May 14. Charles E. WyzanskI, assistant to the Solicitor General of the United States, and Gov. A.

B. Chandler will be the speakers at the banquet of the State Bar Association in Louisville June 3, it was announced today through the offices of the State Board of Bar Commissioners. The banquet will be held at the Casa Madrid Ballroom, 3d and Guthrie while other sessions of the association, extending from June 2 through June 4, will be held at The Kentucky. Mr. Wyzanski's subject will be "The Lawyer's Relation to Recent Social Legislation." Governor Chandler's subject was not announced.

Mr. Wyzanski participated in the arguments before the Supreme Court involving the National Labor Relations Act and the Social Security law. Other speakers will include: Chief Justice Alex L. Ratliff, of the Court of Appeals; James W. Martin, Commissioner of Revenue; Judge William B.

Ardery, Paris, of the Franklin-Scott-Bourbon-Woodford district; Samuel M. Wilson, Lexington; Joseph M. Hartfield. New York City, a former Kentuckian. R.

Allen Stephens. Springfield. Department of Justice from prosecuting its anti-trust suit against the company in the Federal Court for the Southern District of New York. Federal Judge Robert M. Gib- I TongAf DRAMA 8:30 A.M.

WHAS Let's Pretend 11:15 A.M. WAVE Our Barn WSM 7:00 P.M. WLW Snow Village TALKS 8:15 A.M. WAVE Raising Your Parents WSM-WLW 10:15 A.M. WHAS National First Aid Week 2:00 P.M.

WAVE Speedway Races Program 6:00 P.M. WHAS Professor Quiz VARIETY 7:00 A.M. WHAS Early Morning Jamboree 6:30 P.M. WHAS "Johnny Presents" 7:30 P.M. WLW Joe Cook's Show 8:00 P.M.

WAVE Roy Shield Revue prevent nation-wide violence. Police reinforcements quickly suppressed outbreaks at Kobryn, Terespol and Czernowczyce, but officials voiced apprehension lest the disorders renir (nmnrrnw nt i son granted the Aluminum Com- Brzesc the war-time Brest-Lit-pany a preliminary injunction inivsk when the policeman whose its efforts to block prosecution oflfabb.in8 a Jew precipitated mc uuvciiimmi anii-irusi sun. Latest accounts said fiftv-three Ted Hitting gather intpiralion from Durelle Alexander for hit commentary of the- Tulip Fettival, from Holland, today at 12: 15 p.m., over WHAS. which alleged that the company "'Jews VVr hurt in Iho Wi.o I'uuuoi ui me ol them seriouslv, and that prop aluminum industry "by oppressive Saturday's Program 6 A.M. to 4 P.M.

erty damage was estimated at $500,000. The disorders lasted into th early hours of today, with rioters WCW TIMS and unreasonable price fixing." Andrew W. Mellon is the principal stockholder of the firm. A hearing is expected to be held loood Mil iisiojai :15 Family Prayer Period Concert in Bras Cheerio. Talk.

Musi Cheerio, Talk Musi systematically wrecking one Jew- later to determine whether the! ish-owned shop after another, injunction will be made perma-' 6:45 7:0 1:45 Peter Grant. News Morning Devotions Larry and Mao Leo Erwin. Organist nent against the Government! prosecution. In grantine a restrai :i.v several weeks ago aeainst the Judy and the Bench Raising Yoar Parents Raising Y'our Parents Synagogue of the Air Gei Your Kelvinafor Confesf Blanks Your Kelvin Home Books itGovernment prosecuting its anti Out of retirement comes the cowboy from Manassa to win a terrific ring battle with JACK SHARKEY, the Boston gob, in his attempt to regain the championship. ROYAL.

GROWN COLA brings you a trust case, Judge Gibson acted on a petition of the rnmn.inv whirh Madge Marley Minut Men Federation of Musie Club Romances JiJJj claimed that the company is now At operating under the terms of a Mat. i Federal Court consent decree en Call to Youth L'stock: Academy of Medicine To bo announced 10:30 blow by blow description with commenta by DEMPSEY himself and a background of his famous New York restaurant. TIME WHAS 34 WAVE M0) WSM HMOI :00 Aiaurjr Collefa Aafcarr Call.f :3 Breakfast Baiineta Galien Wert Cowboy Maiieal Clock Hawa Koono Radio Cnf GiUu Weit Cowboy Maaleal Clock: H'Unea Eorly Morninr Jomborco Breakfast Clak Breakfait Clao 1:1.) Early M.rnlBf Jamb.re. Breakfast Club Breakfast Clob 7:: Early Morainf; Jamboree Breakfast Club Breakfast Club 7:45 Early MornlBg Jamboree Breakfast Club: Sewr Breakfast Clab Year Heme aod Mine Joey add the Banch Sweethearts of the Air Rlehara Maxwell Raising Year Parents Raising Your Parents :34 Let', Pretend Raisin Year Parents Raisin Yoar Parents Let's Pretend Bill Kreni. Orchestra Bill Kreni's Orch.

Cincinnati Conserr. Masio Oar American Schools News Cincinnati Conserr. Musis Masical Clock Homemaker's Chat Cincinnati Conserr. Manic. Mafic of Speech Mafic of Speerh :4 Cincinnati Conserr.

Masio Magic of Speech Mafle of Speech Jack Shannon, Sonfs Derotional Service Call to Youth Nat, First Aid ffk. Pror. Stoathearted Men Stouthearted Men 1:3 Georgo Rail's Orch. Gals Page George Hessberger George Hall's Orch. King Christian.

Denmark George Hessberger Franklyn. Marshall College King Christian, Denmark Oar Barn 11:1 John Ktargeon. Baffale Our Barn Oar Barn; WSM News 11:3 WHAS News Boom Farm and Home Hoar Farm and Homo Hour 11:45 Buffalo Presents Farm and Home Hoar Farm and Homo Hour Sanshlno Sao Farm and Homo Hoar Farm and Homo Hoar Holland Tallp Festival Farm and Home Hoar Farm and Homo Hoar 13:3 Holland Tulip Festival Say. L'stock: Cowboys Newt 18:45 Ear. Talk; Weather Golden West Cowboys Hotel Orchestra Down By Herman's Minate Interview To Ho Announced 1:15 Down By Herman's Program From Vienna To Be Announced Dept.

of Commerce Kinf Christian, Denmark Harry Kogen's Orrh. 1:45 Clyde Barrie. Baritone King Christian. Denmark Harry Kogen's Orch. A Capella Choir Speedway Races Clab Matinee 1:15 A Capella Choir Speedway Races Clob Matinee Tk Dancepators Nat.

School Orch. Center To Bo Announced Johnny Barkarth's Orch. Nat. School Orch. Contest To Be Announced Eddie Daehin's Orch.

Charles Stenress' Orch. Webster Hall's Orch. Eddie Daehin's Orch. King's Jesters Dance Orchestra Danish Royal Silrer Jubilee King Christian. Denmark Dance Orchestra Children's Corner Bert Block's Orch.

Daneo Orehestra 10:45 tered in Pittsburgh in 1912. The 1912 suit and the 1937 suit are identical. Watson Smith, attorney for the company, declared. If 11:00 11:1.1 11:3 ti.it Fed. of Women' Club Helen Daniel Jerry Cooper New; Farm-Hem Farm and Homo Hour Government is permitted to -rrr the i is I prosecute the New York case, the Metropolitan Opera Metropolitan Opera Metropolitan Opera Metropolitan Opera JACKSON BROADWAY 3801 W.

BROADWAY Listen to the Kelvinator Hour. WHAS Saturday 6 P.M. 'j- 1 company's officers and directors wouia oe suujeci to ine pern oi 1:00 ijisniDciM rriyA decrees on one and the same matter, in two wholly in- Metropolitan Opera Metropolitan Opera Metropolitan Opera Metropolitan Opera 7 ur pciiui'iu ioui is, ue sain. SMS 5:15 Metropolitan Opera Metropolitan Open Metropolitan Opera Metropolitan Opera Week-end Revae .1:00 Week-end Rerae 3:15 Ilaltenmeyer'a Kindergarten Kaltenmeyer's Kindergarten Saturday's Program 4 to 12 P.M. time whas wave qm) i wsm tto wlw 7oe time Colombia Concert Hall Nat.

First Aid Pr. Top Hatter Top Hatter 4: I 4:15 Columbia Concert HaU Top Hatter Top Hatters Top Hatter 4:15 Herbert Koch. Organ News: Alma Kltehell Musle Alma Kltchell U. of Cincinnati Talk 4:34 4:45 Bon Field' Oreh. Religion In the New Jimmy Dodd Entertain Alfred On Oarger 4: Malady Craiso Martinet Brothers Rhythm Makers: Fan Am.

Adverising Pays; R. P. D. Hr. :13 WHAS Now Rooas Radio Show Window Sunday-school Lessen B.

P. D. Hour 5: IB :34 Dr. Charles W. Welch Radio Show Window Hampton Institute Singer Del Courtney' Orch.

L'nder Ether, Mildred Leo Shew Window; Spt. Rerae WSM News; Sport Review Bob Nowhall. Sport 8:44 4:00 Professor Qaia Saturday Night Ratty Saturday Night Patty Saturday Night Party 4:04 Professor Qaia Satarday Night Party Satarday Night Party Satarday Night Party 4:1) "Johnny Presents' Saturday Night Party Saturday Night Party Saturday Night Party 4:30 4:43 "Johnny Present" Saturday Night Party Saturday Night Party Saturday Night Party 1:80 Grace Moore; Lopes' Orch. National Barn Danca Francis Craig's Oreh. Snow Village 7:04 7:13 Grace Moore: Lopet' Oreh.

National Barn Dance Hilltop Harmonlier Snow Village 1:15 7:30 Saturday Night Serenade National Bara Daneo Delator Brothers Joo Cook' Show 7:34 Satarday Night Serenade National Barn Dance Jack and Mountaineer Joo Cook' Show 7:4 "To Your Hit Parade Roy Shield Revo Possum Hunter; L'n. Dar Joo Cook's Show IS Your Hit Parade Roy Shield Rev i L'n. Dave: Galley Jumper Joo Cook's Show :30 Yoar Hit Parade To Be Announce Dixie Liners: C. Poaltsn Waterfront Waysida :43 Universal Rhythm To Announced Jack and Mountaineer Waterfront Wayside 11:4.1 iM Lnirersal Ehythm Point Into Rhymer Sarie. Sallie: Lakeland NationahBarn Daneo 9:041 Jack Dempsey Rhythm Makeri Lakelands; Po.

Hunter National Barn Daneo Jack Dempsey Leo Gordon Delmore D. Bailey National Barn Daneo :t.t Kansas Clty-Lonlsrllle Game Lee Gordon E. Poplin's Band National Barn Dance 10-OO Ted Fiorito's Orch. Bob Crosby Dixie Liners; L'n. Dava Paul Sullivan: News 10:00 i 14-13 WHAS News Room Bob Crosby L'n.

Dave; Crook Bros. Red Norro's Orrh. 10: 1.1 1 10- 34 Louisville Dance Time Chick Scoggin'a Orch. Jar Drinkers: Lakelando Del Courtney's Orch. 14:30 1 14:43 Loaisville Daneo Time Demarcos Orchestra R.

I.nnn: Poplin Del Courtney's Orrh. 14:43 1 l-M Bobby Hayes' Orch. Benny Strang C. Poulton; Delmore Bros. Moon River 11:04 11- 13 Bobby Hayes' Oreh.

Stan Norris Crook D. Bailey Moon River 11-34 The Witching Hoar Chick Scoggin's Orch. Sam and Kirk MeGee King's Jesters 11:43 Th Witehing Ur Al Vierra's Orch- Gulley Jumpers: J. Dr'kers Al Vierra's Orrh. 11:43 1 W37.K,C Saturday's Program 7 A.M.

to 5:45 P.M. am? 1 04 lit 14:13 Salvation Armr 12:13 Curbstone Reporter All Peqaetl 1:43 WGEC World News 10:34 Mammy's Menu 13:30 Al Clauser 4:00 Now and Then :40 Derotional Service 10:43 Hollywood Brevities 1:00 Rathskeller Rhythm 4:30 Cocktail Caper 4:30 Just About Time 11:04 Musleal M'nts; lnd. Girl 1:30 Cecil and Sally :04 World New 4-44 Sketches in Melody 11:13 The Serenader 1 :4 Let Dance 3: 1.1 WGRC Sports Review 13 Round-Cp 11:30 Thru Uolly wood Lon WGRC Studio Parly .1:30 Swingsters -34 Organ Melodies 11:4.1 Old Kentucky Clocker 2:30 Club Cabana 4:00 Garden of 1 bought :41 Service Meeting 15:00 Farm. Home Blars :43 Jane Mayhall 4:1.1 Tuning Around 10:04 Peacock Court Accord Signed Deaths and Funerals Karl J. Lauble.

52. Funeral services for Karl J. Lauble. Only Hotel In rsonville Is Open Again of 11 1H E. St.

Catherine, who diei at a.m. Friday at Waverley Hll Sanatorium, wilf be held at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the Arch L. Heady 3c Sons Funeral Home. Burial will be in Evergreen C'fincterv.

Survivors are his wife. Mrs. Bertha A. Lauble: two dauchti-rs. Miss Dorothy Lauble and Miss Ruth Lauble.

and his mother, Mrs. Mathias Lauble, of Switzerland. Bv Union and Clothing Firm i Agreement Covers Sins-heimer Plants In New Albanv, Cincinnati. Bnihlins Covered By 32 Feet During Flood Is Reconditioned. Mr.

Sarah E. McCawley. Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Mct'awlev. 52.

who died at a.m. Friday, will be held at p.m. Sunday at the home of her sister. Mrs. William Perkins.

513 E. St. Catherine. Burial will he in St. Stephen Cemetery.

She also is survived bv her husband. Clarence Mt-C'awlev. her mother. Mrs. Lmdsey Miller: seven sons.

Edward McCawley. Lmdsey Reconditioned and containing new furnishings throughout. Hotel McCawley. Samuel McCawley. John at Court and Wall, Jeffer iHvll'v, ttooer I Cawlev and Charles McCawley; three laughters.

Mrs. Anna Christine Smith. sonville's only hotel, has been re-opened under its original own- An agreement concluded Friday between the H. A. Seinsheimer Company of and Cincinnati cind the Amalgamated Clothing of America provides for a thirty-six-hour week, a 12 per cent increase in pay and time and a half pay for Mrs.

Iterllu May Br'ii ami wrs. tlA th. Hntal Bonach. another sister. imam ci b.

uuiimk Kusland: two brothers. John uarr -Miner covered bv tniltV-lWO leel OI Miller, and thirteen urandchil and Fred dren. s'' y. iiViii in i 3 or r-- -m ira.w I rfr Tr rriiili.u 'fitit iriiUirtwiM ifi A trmf'--" mr; mx" t' r'''tk'H i i imii (I overtime work. Mrs.

Beatrice Sewell. Mrs. Beatrice Stwell. 2i. of 878 Fetter, died at pin.

Friday at St. Joseph Infirmary. She is -urvived by her husband. Harrv Sewcll. two sons.

Newman Jeffrey, of the C. I. said the union water. The Clark County State which has been occupying tern-; pornry quarters at 410 Spring, will move to its original location, 433! Spring, Monday, it was announced by John B. Funk, president.

The bank building was inundated by twenty-three feet of water during the flood and started business at the temporary quarters two months ago. Jeffersonville's other bank, the considers the agreement an h- Cr. hZ! achievement, because the Seins- neral services will be held at 2 p.m. Mon- day at the resioence aim ai II V. Ill IV I 1 I I Ct lallhtu nuicn- of the largest non-union Burial' will be jn Evernreen Cemetery.

of men's clothing. The normal se iiensiey. work week had been forty hours Mrs Sue HenslPV. G4t of :n.i n. 24th.

Or more. died at 2:05 p.m. Friday at the City Hos- Th a ir-nt inn Pital. She is. survived by a dauBhter.

sister. 1 Mi M.idine Henslev: Mrs. citizens Trust Company, resumed business in its original location nephews. Funeral services will be held a Court and Spring a month after the water receded. at 2 p.m.

sundav ai ine rjonisen runeim Home. 82a Barret Ave. Burial will be at Elk Creek, Ky. 1 Mrs. Flora Wilroxon Mrs.

F'lora Wilcoxon. 28. Valley Station, died at a.m. Friday at the Deaconess Hospital. She i survived by her husband.

ViikiI Wilcoxon: two sons. Lloyd Wilcoxon and.Bunne Phillip Wil- Sirnn ri Miss I.liln M.irie Sf's the cosffliesff kimd olF driving you do Dismissal of Beutal Suit Is Sustained i Frankfort, May 14 The Court of Appeals today sustained Friday by eViployes of the New Albany plant puts it into effect immediately in both cities. Most of the New Albany, employes will not benefit from its terms until later in the month, when the plant resumes full operations. This is one of the firm's slack periods. Normally.

700 are employed at New Albany and 350 in Cincinnati. The three-year contract provides a minimum wage of SI an hour for cuttei 75 cents an hour for pressors and S14.40 a week in the stitching department. Circuit Court Wilcoxon. FInora Wilcoxon and -action of Jefferson of Clarence I STOP can waste enough dismissing the suit Ol M'ss Time Rise Wilcoxon. Funeral services will be held at.

1 Mt p.m. Monday at Manning's Chapel. il2 W. Broadway. Buna! will be in St.

Stephen's Cemetery. gasoline to take you Vs of a mile Mrs. Salhr l.rhin. Beutel for S7.500 damages from; the Camp Taylor Development! Company. Beutel claimed the, company refused to supply him with water in accordance with contract he had with it.

Mrs. Salhe of KiMivicw died at T.l.i m. Friday at her i home. She is survied by thite ticuch-trrs. Mrs.

E. W. Lobaih. Atlanta. Ua 2 Die As Plane Falls 'Mrs.

Alice Challis and Miss A-ma l.ii.aii San JOSC. May 14 (L) Funeral services will hi -id at 8 4." When you're starting and warming up, shifting through gears, acceleratingat all times your motor gets the full benefit of Super-Shell's high energy content. "Motor-digestible" is the best way to describe this gasoline. a Try a tankful of Super-Shell next time you need gas. There's a Shell (From a height of out) feet an air- '-v1 et-nan i.

plane nose-dived into an orchard of Cnris. Kmc. Bus 'here today, carrying Frank -i Um.s and you average 30 stops every day! To cut down the high cost of stop-and-go driving, Shell engineers developed a way to "balance" gasoline. This balancing process rearranges the entire chemical structure of gasoline. Actually, it is made "digestible" for your motor, just as food is made digestible for you by cooking.

retired Armv man. Kressmyer. 4o. Earhart to Try Again Los Anueles. May 14 (U.R.

Amelia Earhart. whose first attempt to fly around the world! ended in a crackup at announced tonight she will em-i bark on her second attempt "prior! to June r-nd Charles Mcndez, passenger, to i death. Mrs. Mar JaneKrlly. Mr s.

Maiy J.me Kciiy. 77. n.i i iy f.f dif5d at a rii. f'i in Cincinnati. Si'ivim an 'tmi; I.oii;s ille; Joseph.

Ntr-. ood. ar.ci William. Madi'-vK-A Ohio. Twi Mrs.

William Ciioil'. Lima. Ohio, and Mrs. H. J.

Diinian. Louisville a sister. Susie Hamsey. I.o:us i'Ic. fittccr.

and body was biiiimh: Th.e home nt Mis. MiK'iiiev Ae. at Admitted to Bar Frankfort. May 14 On dealer in your neighborhood. lecomnend.ition of the Board of Bar Examiners, the Court of Ap New Airport Finished.

San Pedro, May 14 VP The Navy's new Sl.000.000 amphibian airport on Terminal Island. peals today admitted to he prac for 112 planes, will be ready tice or law without an examination Sandford M. Burnain. for service tomorrow. mm August II.

rrsdorfirr. services for August M. Byers-doi t'ier. 78. who liieil early li uiay at S.

Edward's Hospital. New Albany, will held at 9 a.m. Monday at St. Mary's Catholic Church, of which he was a member. Burial will be in 'he church-cemetery.

His home was on the Budd two miles west of New A'hanv A native of Germany. Mr. Byers-dorffcr came to this coun'fy thirty-five years ago after havintf tauaht the nlinn anil nroan a tUm Tnstitnta nf Frio. 8 Thought Dead In Slide Venice. May-14 U.P Eight per- I.

11 3 1 many. He was a member of the Louis-nle- Smihonic Orchestra from 19o until iftlii and later played in the at the old Macauley Theater of Lnuisv ille. Survivme are his wife. Mrs. Anna M.

Bycr-dorlfer. and a son. Georce M. Byersdorffer. both of New Albany.

The body wa moved to Kraft'a ChapoL 708 sons were reponea Kinen ana eight others injured today in a landslide in the village of Costa, 13 v. near Treviso. Ilub XUU ai undau, Bavaria, Gex-1 E. Spring, New Albany. i.