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i FOUR GENERAL NEWS THE DES MOINES REGISTER SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1935. Tax Jury Disagrees in Schultz Case FARLEY SMITES SCHULTZ JURY Farewell to 'Met' 4 NEWSPAPERS NEW NRA PLAN MEETS ATTACK the attack on Hie proposal tend the present law with a ment that it would fbring dous damage to let the act tinuev without change for more months. 1 i tk'ti. G.O.P. LEADERS IS DISCHARGED ADD WIREPHOTO Borah Opposes Extension in kV Tells Dickinson He's Without Change.

WASHINGTON, D. C. P-Sefr uuiuuouuon leaders Columbus, Louisville Unable to Agree Gangster Case. were sympathetic to the Propon Likely to Lose. Join Circuit.

ate opponents of NRA "cracked NEW YORK, N. down" Saturday on the proposal SYRACUSE, N. Y. (U.P.) The NEW YORK, N. Y.

OP) Four to extend the present recovery law additional newspapers today will General James A. Farley, speak tag Saturday night at the Jeffer Jury trying Arthur (Dutch Schultz) Flegenheimer on chargea without change until the next sea son day dinner of the Democratic of Income tax evasion was dis sion of nut me move join the Associated Press nationwide Wirephoto network. The Columbus Ohio State Journal and the Columbus (Ohio) Dis charged by Federal Judge Freder committee, took occasion to smite every Republican head that has nevertheless gained strong head' way among friendly senators. ick H. Bryant Saturday afternoon when it announced it was unable Final decision on the issue rested to reach a verdict with President Roosevelt with shown itself above the political whirlpool in the last six months.

He began with a thinly veiled at-: The Jury reported the disagree patch will receive service starting at 7 a. directly in their offices, through equipment Just installed. The Louisville (Ky.) Courier- whom Chairman Harrison of the ment after being out 27 hours. Ball Continued. tack on Herbert Hoover, referring to "the gentleman who recently senate finance committee, will consult during the weekend.

Schultz's high bail of (75,000 Journal and the Louisville (Ky.) Times equipment will start formally at noon. Issued a message to the Republi Senator Borah Ida.) led was continued. cans full of platitudes about the His trial was second, in under This makes a total of 26 cities evils of bureaucracy but he world Interest, only to that of Ca- Old Gold We Buy pone, and had the government sua gave no word as to how he would i handle the job If he had another ceeded in convicting him, it was equipped with Wirephoto machines capable of both receiving and sending pictures over the 10.000 mile Wirephoto circuit. Fifty-three Associated Press newspapers i ill no secret that he would have been Onrrrnmrnt UrraarS, Nn. Hlnt Ck Prirai tor all klndu old (old.

IOWA JEWELRY CO. 706 Locutl Street WIREPHOTO Iff) A silver loving cup and a smacking kiss were bestowed upon Glulio Gattl-Casazza, retired general manager of the Metropolitan Opera house In New York, N. Saturday just before he sailed for Europe. Rosa Ponselle, opera star, bestowed the kiss. 1 )'U II It costs no more to store4 your furs in Cownie's Hygro-Coia Vaults.

Set the Chicago man's prison-mate at the American "Devil's Al- shot at it." A White Hope? Of Senator Dickinson of Iowa he said: are receiving news photos dally over'thla system. page oucieiy section. catraz, in San Francisco bay. One of Dictators. Schultz, at the height of his ca "I might refer here likewise to 7 Floors of Furniture 8enator Dickinson of Iowa who WIREPHOTO 0 "You're all right," said Arthur (Dutch Schulta) Flegenheimer (right), aa he congratulated his attorney, James M.

Noonan, after jury trying him for income tax evasion had disagreed and was dismissed Saturday In Syracuse, N. Y. apparently, has the 'notion that he reer, was one of the three men controlling New York's liquor mar- may be the Republican white hope Chooses Jail In 1936. He explained the other TEA mmEirm net. He owned saloons, speakeasies, anf" night clubs.

He had "pieces" in prize fight ers, muscled in on the policy rack day to a Virginia audience that It jwas an easy matter to devise a plan that would raise us out of the depression but was no more in- em i et and set up his own bail-bonding concern to "spring" his army of 'formative about what plan he Highlights in Week's News Hearst War on Wirephoto Puts Fire Into Associated Press Meeting. beer hustlers, gunmen, and feudal retainers, whenever they were cap. iwould suggest than was the ex-r president. I i "In my opinion the senator from i i Iowa had better look after his lurea. by metropolitan dailies invading BUSINESS PLANS (present post rather than to the i sterile distinction of being the Re- publican candidate for president In AS REPORTED BV TIME The Weekly Newt Magazine.

his own territory with Wirephotos. Moreover, said he, the Wirephoto machines were bought with money ($432,000) that belonged to the it 1B36, lor I miss my guess If Mr. Dickinson does not join the melan- NEW DEAL FIGHT choly order of ex-senators after wirephoto is the Associated whole AP non-users of Wirephoto U. S. Chamber Will as well aa users.

Press' system for flashing news-pictures around the country by Buy Now at Great Savings We were fortunate in making several special purchases of high grade furniture at prices that will save you money. We cordially invite your inspection of the many furniture bargains offered at Barnetts during this sale. Meet This Week. Angrily to the defense rushed November next year." Ridicules Mills. Of Ogden Mills: "I admit that Ogden Mills should be an au-t thorlty on economic catastrophes.

He was conspicuous part of the telephone wire. It serves 39 of Publisher Joseph Ridder of the WASHINGTON, D. C. (P) AP's 1,30 member newspapers, Striking a keynote against government in business, the United States In 24 large cities. Those 39 under St Paul Dispatch et al.

Cried he: "An insult to the board of directors! You get what you pay for in this worldand now we are nuiiuiiisirAiiuu mat lea us into we write the cost of Chamber of Commerce Saturday 5 ytm tuaianttt (mint iamaf by getting pictures from any distance worst depression In history." Of Col. Theodore Roosevelt: tn about ten minutes. molfti. set high in this week's convention program a vigorous assault on the Wheeler-Rayburn bill to abolish asked to vote( that forever after Now I don't venture to assert When the project, secretly ne that he Is another Republican gotiated, was revealed at last Utilities holdlnr romnnnlcn tne may never improve its mat-service if it should cost mote." white hope for 1836, but stranger year's AP meeting, two delegates A detailed report regarded as certain of approval condemned rumed with rage. Vote: Overwhelming "No." "Back to Pony." "prohibitive and punitive meaa things have happened.

His party is so enthusiastic for him that it Is willing to nominate him for anything where defeat is a foregone conclusion." Hearst Counsel. One was John Francis Neylan. 2 ures" against holding companies Resolution No. 2: Let the AP brainy, brawny counsel for William Randolph Hearst, who holds 19 undertake no activity that does not Miss Josephine Roche, assistant WIREPHOTO Margot Lamb, 20, a co-ed, chose jail In Los Angeles, Saturday instead of a fine when she was found guilty of distributing peace strike literature. She refused services of an attorney.

This picture showa her spending the first of 25 daya in Jail. tervt the entire membership, Up spoke John D. Ewing, pub AP memberships. The other was peppery little Roy Wilson Howard Scrlpps-Howard News papers lisher of the Shreveport (La.) ccretary of the treasury, reviewed the administration's plan for social security, and extolled the Roosevelt program. Exactly such aa proposed In the bill dawn after Prealdent Roosevelt personally requested rigid new legislation.

Oppose Encroachment. Officials said Other speeches and resolutions would be made against the so-called increasing encroachment of government in business Times to complain that the Dallas "SIMMOyS" Studio Couch Very Special wno cas six. as shown Newa and Times-Herald "come in Lawyer Neylan roared at the to our field every day in the year AP management for "the 'most with their damn Wirephotos using unjustifiable extravagence In the NEW FRIEZE SUITE our pictures!" history of Journalism." But Wire not only as a regulator but as a Time Continued From Page 1. Defense by President Noyes: "If BUDDY LEFT OUT competitor. photo supporters promptly pointed out that both he and Publisher xnese outer actions were ex Covered with heavy tapestry.

I pillows, full or twin size with we are to go back to real mutuality, we go back to a pony wire service for all members, because Howard represented competing plo pected to deal with proposed bank- Thl rich looking anile ran he ltd In rholo of colon Incliirt-lnt chorolat brown, mat or jtrcCn. High grade gimrnnlreri ronatrnctlon. ftaalraa wclihliiK, An ontatandlng value at the lovr price ot ture services Hearst's Interna cities, for the most part, remains spruig-flUed mattress. Jng legislation would increase gov OF MARY'S PLAN tional and Scrtpps-Howard's Acme. unchanged, with most cities of In ernment control; with NRA and DOWN some members can afford any-thing better." $1.00 WEEK the president's authority to im diana and Illinois pushing ahead one hour to keep pace with the pose codes; the Wagner labor dis A Tighten Beaten by ballots, Hearst's Ney-1 lan, a tenacious, fighting Vote; Overwhelming "No." Neylan Speaks, Actress to Go Abroad! pushup in the east.

putes bill which is held to inter -But Alone. Michigan and Ohio also are virtually on daylight time, as the Resolution No. is Let the AP was barely home in San Francisco from the convention last year 1.) "SIMMOSS" Studio Couch $29.50 be protected against any liability SANTA CRUZ, CAL. Ph-Marvil when he started to load his guns eastern standard, time under which many cities there operate the year arising out of Wirephoto, fere the employer's rights; with unemployment and other insurance plans; with budgetary aspects of government spending. Unfriendly Speakers.

The chamber officials questioned 'privately whether the for a return battle in 1933. ncKford is going to England next month, probably to make a picture1 In June he broadcast a volumin there, and she has a lot of other' ous letter to all AP members In plans that don't include Charles viting them to help him force the With Inneraprlnt plllews, aprina mallrraa and coll aerial haae. Nakra a (all ar tnia al) bed. Heavy caver. Big Jack Neylan rose on his long legs, began in an easy, booming drawl: "I'm not going to put this old grey head right into a family quarrel.

Up to now there has been an impression that all is (Buddy) Rogers, she declared AP management to rid Itself of Saturday. Wirephoto. Alternatives: drop it friendly note sounded toward the administration last year would be repeated. Few government offi "Buddy," she said, as she pre entirely or turn back to American pared to end the ahort rest visit fj sweet and lovely among the im Telephone Telegraph Co. to be operated by tho latter for all the here that set tonirues wae-e-ine xuuuu tviuuues wun wie aayugnr.

time of central atandard time. Not for Iowa. The remainder of the middle western area Wisconsin, Minnesota, Kansas, Missouri, Iowa. Nebraska, the Dakotas and states on west will remain on standard time. Among the many Canadian communities that go on "fast" time today are Montreal, Quebec, Niagara Falls, Ottowa, Toronto and St.

Charles. Others will put the clocks ahead later some In mortal 39 Wirephoto Osers, Well, cials were listed a speakers, and most of the business men on the program were termed critical of U. S. Press, with losses guaranteed I can tell you that'a no happy fam about a possible romance is an old friend she has known for eight years. by the four existing big picture ny.

in fact, they're having a the administration. agencies (AP, International, Acme, Wide World). terrible time keeping ten from running out! George Cameron of the San Francisco Chronicle is threat MAY 1 PARADE Proxies. From responses to that letter, 8-PC. OAK DINING SUITE "Not a 'Special "I'd call him a very good friend," said the film star, "but certainly not a 'special I've seen him off and on as I have many others, for a long time.

I ening to sue on the ground that Wirephoto was sold to him by mis RIGHT IS WON Lawyer Neylan plotted his offen sive. Last March he trundled his representation. The sales talk was Socialists, Reds to March artillery Into the open a "Mem This beautiful suite consists of: large CREDENZA buffet, refectory type table, 5 chalra and 1 host chair. An excellent value at bership Proxy Committee of Twen know the whole family." Miss Pickford said she would Brown Enamel Finish METAL BEDS Despite Protests. NEW YORK, N.

Y. P)-Desnlte ty-flve," hell-bent to split last week's Associated Press convention leave late Saturday afternoon by that his Hearst competitors were about to buy it. If he should win. and the rest of the ten get ants in their panta and run out you pay the freight because the Wirephoto contracts do not hold the users jointly and severally liable. I merely suggest that the Intelligent wide open, motor for Los Angeles, Cal.

May and some in June. Halifax, among others, will go on daylight time June 1. Even In Europe. In Europe several countries Great Britain and northern Ireland, France, Belgium and Portugalalready are on "fast" time. The Netherlands will join them May 15.

the voluble protests of business and civic organizations, Police Own Film Company, As for Rogers, screen actor and Shrewdly Mr. Neylan hitched his Wirephoto attack to a demand that the AP directorate of 15 be 3-PC. BEDROOM SUITE Commissioner Lewis J. Valentine Saturday authorized the Socialist and Communist parties to conduct orchestra leader, she said: altered to include small-town pub "He may have left already, I thing to do la protect your own cash drawer." Shaking his grey mane, he shouted: "Break away Ushers who comprise 80 of the really don't know. He planned to I membership.

May day parades through Manhattan May 1. The police commissioner declared the parades would be An ontstandinir value. The flu go home some time today, I Si Honolulu and most of the Ha waiian territory went daylight to day. from the throne long enough to show you have some independence think, but whether he was going Deftly he planted the Idea that adoption of Wirephoto by the AP est metal beds we have ever fered at this low price. to san Francisco before returning left!" When the nation toes back to directorate Indicated that the small handled in such a way as to cause "the least possible inconvenience to standard time in the fallat 2 a.

towner was AP's forgotten man AH Paying. business." Bept. 29 the Argentine, with That was enough to jolt the AP Noyes defense: "They are all 20-Pieee Luncheon Set south I'm not sure." By next fall. Miss Pickford expects to have returned to Hollywood, organized a company of her own and launched out as a producer. paying their assessments, Including He assigned 28 captains, 100 sergeants, 100 mounted policemen, into action.

"Scuttle." summer just beginning there, will drop an hour and go "daylight" Mr. Cameron." and 1,100 foot policemen to patrol until Mar. 30, 1936. Vote: Not-so-pronounced "No." tne lines of march. This suite con.

sists of Poster Bed, Vanity and Chest. Walnut finish. Lawyer Neylan demanded a roll-call. It was denied. Down be sat, his proxies useless in his pocket Within a week AP President Frank Brett Noyes, venerable publisher of the rich routine Washington Evening Star, wrote bis 1,340 members: "It would be impossible to plan WANT MOOXKY IV PARADE.

NEW YORK, N. Y. (Offer Very good quality pink glsav Crisp Comment In the News are. Every set packea in in Blames Passing Cab i For Injuries to Face SPRINGFIELD, MO. Julius Chastain, in a $25,000 damage Resolution No.

4: Let a commit dividual cartons. ing to post a million dollar bond, the International Ladies Garment Workers, one of the strongest unions in organized labor, asked a procedure that would more ef tee of five, including at least three non-usert of WircpJiofo, review the (Bjr Th Aioclit4 Prei) suit filed Saturday against a taxi fectively scuttle the Associated Press than the proposals advanced whole transaction and determine if the AP's credit and the interests of company, said a passing cab Senator Huey Long of Louisiana, speaking at the Farmers Holiday association convention, a by Mr. Neylan." Felt Base Regular quality new patterns. knocked his dinner pail out of his all members have been protected The battle for proxies went on i i Governor Merriam of California Saturday to parole Tom Mooney and Warren Billings in order that they might march in New York's May day parade. until last week, when It moved Neylan: 'I demand a record uaim ana into nis race and that a fractured Jaw, a destroyed eye and loss of two teeth resulted.

onto the floor of the incongruously Inlaid LINOLEUM Good quality, Square Yf. vote." Tabled. elegant Starlight Roof of Manhat tan's Waldorf-Astoria. In Front Row. Carl L.

Estes of the Longview (Tex.) News, bltlngly: I've had enough of this self-appointed, self-anointed ahepherd of the little Saoara 14. LAKE TAHOE His big frame draped over a front-row chair whence he could easily address barbed asidea to fellow. 9x12 Ft. Axminster Rugs Vote: Tabled. Resolution No.

Alter the directorate to include three directors President Noyes on the platform, Lawyer Neylan let a potent "little fellow" open his attack for a five- neauiinii designs, guaranteed nationally known hrantu iniHi! nationally known brands. lnciudlniraBU iCiO' one each from cities up to 15,000, GUARANTEED Inner-Spring MATTRESS point program. The little fellow was youthful J. Noel Macy, pub 50,000, 75,000 population. Alexander Smith and Mohawk, spe- rlnl at "The Lord called America to a barbecue.

There was too much of everything and so million are on the dole and St million more are trying to get the dole. This is the only country anytime, anywhere, where 50 million people are starving while they have too much." Mllo RenoJ Iowa farm leader: "The promises of this administration have not only been Ignored and broken to agriculture but to all classes of society." Senator Borah Idaho), opposing in NRA revision until the next session of congress: "The amount of damage In that time would be stupendous." Secretary of Agriculture Wal Publisher Robert McLean of the lisher of New York's Westchester County papers. i Philadelphia Evening Bulletin Better discussed by a quirt, a Resolution No. 1: Let the AP 9x12 ft. Am erac Wilton Rugs opirnum axaori- ment of fancy maintain its picture-mat ttrvice to, thoughtful group of men.

Let it be put up to the board of direc Beautiful Chinese, Persian and do ruvrn 10 cnoose from, at email papen at the tame standard of efficiency at ia the past, MILE-HIGH, deep blue, rimmed with towering peaks, Lake Tahoe is reason enough to visit the vacation wonderland surrounding San Francisco. And besides you'll see Yosemite, th Redwoods, Ghost Towns of the Forty, niners, Del Monte, and other thrilling playgrounds. A fre 64-page booklet will help you plan your trip. Send the coupon today. Make your vacation headquarters SAN FRANCISCO America' Coolest Summer City tors." First Round.

paiwrna. seamless and with fringed ends, very good grade and at no greater cost than in Vote: Referred to the board of Pay $1 Week pre-Wirephoto days. Boldly Publisher Macy pounced on a sore toe by reviewing the AP's directors. Lawyer Neylan: "Will the directors handle the voting as was done today?" Noyea, snappishly: "Maybe. momentous blunders on the Haupt- mann verdict, the Gold Clause decision and the Wetrton case "while lace, defending government policies Can tell." the executives' attention was diverted to Wirephoto." Neylan: "Twice this afternoon Free Truck Delivery in Iowa Out-of-Town Accounts Invited you have disfranchised 900 mem bere of the Associated Presa by pf farm relief: I "I have patience with the Id-faafcloned Jeffersoniaa who believe that th farmer should i be the only claaa forbidden the benefits of th WntratUUnf power of ttw tovawment" not permitting their proxies to be Higher Cost.

His main point for the resolution: His papers were required to pay 50 mora for an expedited mat- CALIFORNIANS R- U-4. 703 Market Street, S.a Fra.cc. Vtmt Aiirtn voted." Neylan, later: "We al ways lost the first two or three wnc. Keep from being scooped! rounds." Statt 2..