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OAKLAND TRIBUNE, MAY 9, 1935 T7D A MPr AID ABROAD TO MOVES SEEK DEFENSIVE SIGNING OF FRANCO -SOVET TREATY Death Stay ENVOYS HEAD FOR ROME ID Is Refused ToHhon mm BILL APPROVED IN COMMITTEE Texas Governor Declines to CAPITAL Interfere in Execution Of Convict and Slayer Air -Minister Flies to Italy Wagner-Gonnery Measure Is Okehed; Omnibus Banking AUSTIN, May 9 (JPh-Gov Woman Flier First to Make Non-Stop Hop Between Cities; Time Is 14 Hours To Conclude Pact; Laval ernor James V. Allred refused to Bill Near to Passage Ready to Call on Stalin day to inteVfere with the execution of Raymond Hamilton, and Joe Palmer. WASHINGTON, May 9. U.R- The House Labor Committee today A few minutes previously the voted unanimously to report favorably the Wagner-Connery bill reinforcing the labor guarantees of section 7A and establishing a permat By CHARLES FOLTZ Associated Press Foreign Staff PARIS, May 9. France, ceaselessly seeding security against war, moved' today to strengthen, friendships abroad and -bolster defenses at home.

General Victor Denain, Minister of Air, left for Rome work out 4Jno llnac nf an Ttnlrt-Vrpnrh Court of Criminal Appeals had refused to admit a petition for a writ of habeas corpus on behalf of Hamilton, Southwest desperado and one time aide of Clyde Barrow, slain by officers last May. nent labor relations board. Both are to be electrocuted -Picture on Page 19) NEW YORK, May 9. (U.B Touseled haired Amelia Earhart slept late today while the country acclaimed her latest feat a nonstop flight from Mexico City to New York. It was the first non-stop flight between the two cities.

Miss Earhart, who has flown solo over the Atlantic from Newfoundland to Ireland, and over the Pacific from Hawaii to California, brought her red Lockheed Vega monoplane down at Newark -Airport p. m. (E. D. last night, 14 hours, 18 minutes and 50 after she took off alone from the dry bed of old Lake Texcoco, near Mexico City.

The distance is 2100 miles. Tired but happy, she retired at i ....01 Wlm "UPs II If: shortly after midnight tonight. The judges ruled the writ pre sented, by Miss Camille Openshaw, Houston attorney, was insufficient and Palmer are charged The bill, as reported by the House committee, would place the labor board under jurisdiction of the Labor Department, as recommended by Secretary Frances Perkins. The companion measure, pending In the Senate, would make the board entirely independent of other Government agencies. -The House voted, W2 to 61, against with the slaying of Major-Growson, a prison guard, in an escape from air assistance treaty, while Foreign Minister Pierre Laval prepared to leave for Warsaw and Moscow on his long-planned political fence-mending expedition.

Simultaneously the Government put into effect plans to mobilize reserve units' ahd private organizations as part of its campaign to tighten national defenses' in the face of German rearmament. DEFENSE BATTALION A "home defense" battalion, nominally composed of artillerymen, at Lille, was given an official standing by presidential decree and placed the Eastham Prison Farm in 1934. Their escape was aided by Barrow and his woman companion, Bonnie Parker, slain with Barrow. outright Government ownership of the Federal Reserve System. The action of the court and the Governor apparently shut the door As it pushed the Administration to any in the execution, al Omnibus Banking bill toward pas though it was reported another petition might be presented the court sage, it defeated an amendment by Representative Cross Tex.) under which the Federal Treasury could have bought $140,000,000 in stock of the 12 Reserve banks now After hei petition had been re lield by the Reserve member banks.

fused by Judge F. L. Hawkins and O. S. Lattimore, Miss Openshaw made a direct plea to Governor Allred, who said his "decision with reference to Raymond Hamilton is unchanged." Republicans Battle Minister to aid aerial defense of the frontier in time of war.

Creation of this organization, constituting a sort of local militia, was part of the Government's plan to encourage voluntary assistance of the nation's air defense. President Lebrun's decree said the Lille unit would "reorganize with a view to participating in aerial defense in the triangular district of Lille, Roubaix and Tour- "After careful consideration I Bank Bill in House By CLARENCE M. WRIGHT, Associated Press Staff Writer. WASHINGTON, May You are looking at this picture before the ship that carried it across have concluded that I should not interfere with the lawful execution Three sizeable scraps were in store of Joe Palmer and Raymond Ham on. The picture, carried across the Atlantic by the liner Bremen, was placed aboard an airplane at sea, flown to New York hours ahead of the ship and flashed across the continent by A.

P. Wire-photo to be published here before the Bremen reached her berth. A. P. Wirephoto, Today 's Pictures With Today's News.

the Atlantic has clocked in New York. It shows Pierre Laval, French Foreign Minister, signing the political treaty with the U. S. Paris on May 2 while M. Potemkhine, Russian Minister to France (seated at right) and attaches of both governments look ilton," Governor Allred stated.

a for the House today as Democratic leaders pressed the Administration's omnibus banking bill toward final Cincinnatian Heads B'nai B'rith Society WASHINGTON, May 9. (TV- a. today, leaving orders that she was not to be disturbed before 11 a. m. TRIUMPHAL LANDING More exhausting than her flight it seemed, was the reception she received on landing.

A crowd estimated at 10,000 to 15,000 persons welcomed her in scenes reminiscent of the transatlantic flying days of 1927. Sweeping aside the 45 policemen who had been assigned to maintain order, the crowd swarmed over the field Efforts to take her to the New Jersey National Guard hangar la a police car were balked by the wildly cheering mob. Four policemen placed her on their shoulders, and surrounded by the good-natured thronr, slowly made their way to the hangar. She seemed to be the only calm person on the field. Smilingly she complied with the commands of photographers to look this way and that CROWD ROILS HUSBAND But her husband, George Palmer Putnam, former publisher, who had awaited her at the field since was annoyed by the vehemence of the demonstration.

"Mexico," he said, "la four times as civilised as Newark. This Is the most disgraceful scene I ever witnessed." The speed record for flight with stops between the two cities is credited ta the late James R. Wedell who flew from Ottawa to Washington to Mexico City with an elapsed time of 11 hours and 43 minutes in 1932. Colonel Roberto Fierro, ace of the Mexican Army air force, and a mechanic flew from New York to Mexico City In 1930 In 16 hours and 35 minutes. REIN MIDI Alfred M.

Cohen of Cincinnati was re-elected president of B'nai B'rith, Failure of Parents to Send Money Leads to Suicide But since the measure weathered yesterday's tests without amendment, majority chiefs predicted the same thing would happen today. Republicans were defeated yesterday in attempts to revise the bill in line with their views that gives the Government too much power over the banking system. UUlIJfi, Will UIC iMIIJlDWJ V. termining the means of recruiting and instructing and the methods whereby the battalion will be called for the air defense of the territory." FLYING TO ROME A squadron of three airplanes "conveyed General Denain and his staff to Rome. The agreement he will seek, which Is expected to deal with commercial as welles-military aircraft, will constitute the first link in the western defensive air pact proposed in the Anglo-French accord of February.

In Warsaw Premier Laval plans to confer with Marshall Joseph Pilsudskf, Polish dictator, and Joseph Beck, Foroign on ACE GHftRGES international Jewish society, last night at its closing convention session. if All members of the executive committee except one were re-elected. They included the two vice-presidents, Juge I. M. Golden of San Francisco and Archibald' A.

Marx of New Orleans. The major tests today were on SAN FRANCISCO, May Ritchie, Inspector of the State Dental Board, arrested on Tuesday proposals to require State banks to join the Federal Reserve System, permit the reserve board to raise Sister of Marina To Make U. 5, Tour as an alleged bandit chief, faced new charges today of impersonating and lower reserve requirements of reserve banks, and authorize the Federal Government to buy up all the stock in the 12 central reserve had left here two years ago as governess of children of a San Luis Obispo family, taking the job so she could see the World's "Fair at Chicago. Then, they said, she remained there and married Thomas Anderson, last January 29. Later the couple separated.

Recent letters intimated, the mother said, her daughter was to become i mother. Other letters commented she was "tired of living" but otherwise gave no hint she planned to take her life. The girl was a high school junior when she left here. Her parents were making plans today to claim her body. Morano is a mechanic.

SALINAS, May 9. "If we had' sent the money, this wouldn't have happened." Mrr and Mrs. H.ArMorano, of Salinas, whose daughter, Bobby Lee, 20, was found drowned in the Chicago River last night, admitted today their failure to send her railroad fare as she had asked, was responsible for her death. The girl, a resort hostess at Chicago, wrote last. January 25 for funds to return here, "I realize we did wrong," her mother said, "in not sending her the money, as then she would have been alive and athome today.

But we were hard-pressed for' funds. The parents said their daughter a Federal officer, and extortion. RENO, May of allegedly, threatened, bigamy charges in the event he remarried, Max Reinhardt German stage director and producer, and Helen Thimig, actress, will be married shortly, it was Indicated Reinhardt and the actress left Reno last night after obtaining a marriage license. They wfcre expected to be married at Carson City or Gardnerville, en route to Las Vegas and Hollywood, where Reinhardt will produce a picture. Soviet mutual assistance pact from Poland's viewpoint.

tin m.111 attumnt in neenra As he appeared before Municipal banks. In the meantime, Senator Borah Judge George Schonfeld on the VICTORIA, B. May Princess Katharine of Greece, sister, of the Princess Marina, Duchess of Kent, was a passenger on the Empress of Canada when It arrived here from the Orient. She Idaho) joined today with those robbery charge, Mrs. Louis Gorl, holding that the Supreme court recent decision wiping the railroad pension law off the books would 627 Sillfman Street, Identified him as one of two men.

to defraud her was not on the liner's passenger list and was known to her jellow husband of $300 three weeks ago, concerned lest her geographical position between Russia and Germany some day should make her territory an Eastern European battleground, that the Franco-Russian accord will have no effect on the friendly relations between Paris and gaw; Laval's Moscow visit will be In the nature of a celebration with not block action on the Administration social security program. passengers as Catherine Constantlne, police said. GweYmr Fata Cavler Climalk 9 josepn Statin, soviet dictator, ana Maxim Litvinoff, Commissar for Foreign Affairs, of the successful conclusion, of the Franco-Russian agreement to support one another with arms in case of an attack. Cuba Trails Friends Of Slain Radical in m. weWV 'MATANZAS, Cuba, May 9.

Army officials searched the hills today for associates of the radical leader Antonio Guitteras, who was shot by Government troops who raided El Morrillo Fortress in which he and his followers had taken refuge. Guitteras' aide, Carlos Aponte, cued with him while the attackers ROBERT SURREY, foremost style scoutr gets around and knows what best dressed men wear. He adopts lost four soldiers. Some 20 of the 28-year-old radical's associates, two of them women, were in the fortress. Itwas -learned a considerable amount of the ransorn money" paid In the $300,000 kidnaping of Eutimo Falla Bonet, with which the Gov.

ernment had charged Guiteras, was the pick of ideas and has them tailored by Hart Schaffner Marxt Such a garment is "Harris Squares" as he sketched at Pinehurst Golf Tournament recently. It's a rough and rugged Harristype tweed with windowpane square plaid, Has shirred back and all the other live stylepoints (see below). Never has a vqrldfamed maker given so much style in a'suitffor found near the slain radicals body Three Bank Bandits Get $15,675 in Raid FLORSHEIM Al Co ITI ON Ox FORDS Hart Schaffner Marx "Harris Squares" WORCESTER, May 9. U.R Three bandits raided the Green-dale branch of the Worcester County Institution -for Savings today and escaped with 15,675, mostly in cash. Two of the robbers brandished sawed-off shotguns and the third carried a pistol.

They harvested $14,450 in cash, $1000 in stocks, and a $225 diamond ring. The bandits were in the bank less than three minutes. They overlooked- an additional $1250 cash In the safe. Astor Takes Over Famed N. Y.

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