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I 1 era! tfi (tffcnmif Ic GENERAL NEWS SOCIETY. EDITORIALS THEATERS SECTION I Mf THE WF.ATHRR: ROCHK.STKll, Ruin and much colder tonight; HKSTHR.N NF.W 1'OKK. Rain and colder at night. 10'JD YKAU ROCHESTER. N.

THURSDAY. XOYEM15ER '2'2, Sun rise 7:12. sets 4 42. (Details nn I'sije 1UJ THREE CENTS Yesterday 1 Low. 4.1 ijtg.

ai midnight. MT. MORRIS WATER WAR HITS HOMES MewsBehindiCOURTGIVES LASTING NRA Central Figures at Congressional Fascist Probe U. S. STARTS By Paul Mallon I VAWLItKblLT UKAf (jlVClJN GIRLTOAUNT BY RICHBERG BUYINGPUSH $3,000,000,000 1.

Mr. Green High Hatted 2. K. of 1 Circumvented 3. Auto Board Deliberate Mother to Have Gloria! Change in Anti-Trust Public and Business Asked to Put Idle Dollars at Work Board Cuts Off Supply On Pleas of Inability To Pay Increase Only on Weekends -Appeal Aimed 4.

thrifty Industrialist Washington, Nov. '21 do not ticeti Jnstico Depart ni' nf sleuth to ilotcct that a serous inshle has developed In! ueetl 11)" While House mid tlit; A. F. of L. Anyone perched in a While House tree these days, can nole that A.

F. of L. President Bill raises his nose, 43 degrees when he passes. Tree observers also could tell you that Mr. Green never been inside the While House gale since long Mr.

Roosevelt broadcast his appeal fur a slnke truce two notiths ago. Mr, Green's sensational silence on that subject Is proof enough of the yawn with which labor greeted that proposal. The uat mil is beginning to funlinued on Pan Threw New York. Nov, 21 N''w York. Nov.

A aw-M organ Vanderhilt, "poor lit tie program of essentials for rich" girl who has been the cen- permanent NHA legislation, includ-ter of a bitter familv feud that ln nFW conception of the anti-all but split New York's moet las; a8 advanced tonight aristocratic society, tonight became ona'd Ku-hberg director a "ward of fhe Supreme Court ot "J1 the State of New York." 1 Kichlierg, in an address here, Judge John t. Larew decreed pojll.d also lldmill. possession of the 10-year-old heiress ll)lratlon opposition to organized rest In the state and (hit labor's demands for a national 30-Mrs. Gertrude Vanderbill Whit nev. noUr work week.

His statements the child's paternal aunt, shall have were, considered of unusual of the little girl "as a rep- intlcance. despite repeated asser-rettentativ. of the Slate of New lions he expressed only his own York." views which "may not be generally The Jus tic ruled, however, that acceptable." child may spend weekends with: Although Kichberg did not segre- I gate his six points pertaining to a Coiillniied mi Page S.ren permanent NKA, he did. in an ad- dress before the Associated Grocery tv -Representative John W. McCormack as they heard Smcdley D.

But ler teli.them he had been asked to lead the march on Washington. WHITE HOUSE WINS BACKING ftfi 1 Ufl TTI th bIIyh0( that llH ItK IIIMItH rs' fh" Liberty Doan drive JL UllAilUljllJ haa been th. of many discussion by recovery Th. By HEN 15 V. (TUNE Stuff Corrf.pnniient Dem.i,,rai emd ihronict Mount Morris, Nov.

21 --A price war on water is raging in this village. With 1,000,000 gallons of water ava.ilable for village twe every 24 hours, several large families an' denied enough water to p-rm it their children to wah their Water used by these families for drinking and rooking ptn popes is borrowed from neighbor, Coleridge famoun line, "Water, water everywhere, and not a drop to drink" aptly applies to certain households, where the supply has been turned off by the Village Water Board. Today a petition that, already bears 250 signatures and whien asks the Water Board to reduce tn water ratea was in active circulation. IU sponsors believe that A i.e..... to the roll before the week is up Mount Morris residents of foreign extraction are up in arms over what, its members call exerssioe charges.

Today they displayed water hills ranging from $7 to $14 .71 for water for the past quarter. The taps in 'be houses of those unable to pay are dry. James I'aianella, father of five children, who keeps his brood above his beer purloi at 29 Main SI reel, was denied water from ia.st Saturday until yesterday because the village wale collector refused to accept $7 in raft payment for a three months' water bill of $14 30. Claiming that he was unable to' wash his children properly, i elia refused to send them to village school. His arrest followed.

Patanella was given a suspended sentence upon his promise to wash hH youngsters, his offered $7 was accepted, and today the water was running is nouses iw Other, however, were not. so fortunate. Mike DIMarco. of 3 ae -t won wife and seven children living in his apart- men. wa, refused water because claimed he couldn't pay his b.ll.

Paul of Mm lay Street, head of a family or io, aso was without, water, A man lying ill in bed c-mvaie-cing from an open' ion p. ifomied McenMy In a Boeheste- hospital was d-itied STATE CONTROL OF MILK PRICE HIT BY RULING Company Permitted to Buy Product at Lower Rate New York, Nov. 21 -(Vi A special statutory court consisting Learned Hf.i.d of the U. Circuit Court of Appeals and Federal Judges William Bondy ald f-0beit P. Palter son handed dl)wn injunction today which GANNETT ENDS CONFERENCES WITH BRITONS Leaves for Amsterdam To Continue Study 0f Conditions London, Nov.

2.1 Frank E. wannett. puonsner or 'Ihe Gannett wsPPf. and his party left for Amsterdam tonight after Gannett conferences with all im- portant members of (he cabinet on Great Britain political eco- non'ic nd situation. tiuny or e-uropean recjBvery mow- Ures, talked with Prime Minister Ramsav MacDonald.

Slanlev Bald- win, lord president of the council Representative Samuel Dick-stem, vicechairman of the commit -ee probing alleged plans for a Fascist coup to seize the reigns of government with FASCIST QUIZ REPORTS CCC CAMP AS BASE UP '11 1 S. iH Sa fiSITian" On Charges of Plot To Seize Capital New York. Nov. 21 Behind closed doors, the House committee un.Am, at C' Gulre, Wall Street bond salesman, regarding the report he was seek ing ,0 a Fascist corps a 'tlill 1'nlted tn Amid reverberations of eharir.es Offoi" 'he committee yesterday by MJ- n. Smedley P.

Hutler, re- C'TP officr who iid Wi" asked lo head the lnveal.Kalora: hat a CCC i nit voitKi eiamoiiMi delve.l into repoi'tjs that crimp in Eikridge, near the national capital, was planned the Fascist headquarters, Ai this camp, the committee heard. men were to be con centnited for a march to Washington. The committee recently Invest, Laws, Wage-Fixing On Program Manufacturers, lay stress on the following 1. Preservation of ihe "flexibility of code-making'' both as to commercial practices and labor conditions. 2 "I believe there Is a demonstrable soundness in the fixing of minimum wages and maximum hours for each trade and industry.

"Admittedly, dishonest business practices should be pros- scribed. reports of production, wages, employment and fundamental knowledge of econom ic conditions is necessary for economic security In an industrial civilization." "We must change one miscon-ception of the anti-trust laws. I They were not intended as res-j traints upon agreements to compete fairly It seines to reasonable to provide that all trade a.ssocla- tions should do business openly and furnish full information concerning the.r activities to a body which might combine some of the funo tions and authorities of the admin-! Istratlon of NRA and the Federal Trade uommisaion I am convinced (hat a originallv written and lo ih. Cn fion 7A ruaranteeinir labor codec- uutifartm In hoi- ions Considerable interest attached to Kichbere's suggestion for a rhanKed conception of the anti- trust laws. He said: "Certain activities could legalized bv statute and others fur- bidden, with provision that In the twilight zone of Interpretation a national code adminislration would be empowered to aulhori.e or prohibit concerted action.

He d- cisions should be made reviewable, not hv an ordinarv lawsuit, hut bv an appeal for a declarator judgment by a court of competent Ulm to Start Flight Tndiir1 nujiia.iii iwuay 1 Montreal, Nov. 21 Charles Ulm, Australian flyer, will leave tomorrow for Vancouver, whence he will attempt to fly acros the Pacific to Melbourne. a t. ltermite starting lime was riot announced, but it. was said Ihe Australian avtalor, who already has flown across the Pacific fiom Australia to Ios Angeles, probably would get away about noon.

Pith of the Neivs Gerald P. MacGnire, above, leaving the committee rooms iriviii wie cuiiiiiuiaee ru'Jiua denying he had asked General Butler to organize and command 500,000 vet erans in a Fascist army designed to set up a dictatorship. A. P. Photos.

WOMAN DENIES KILLING BABIES LEFT IN TRUNK 'k' v- Zl -U''-- Pi ooes runk today ictive, Clarke, 3t. N- homicide ins puonsner, Beginning nut nd euch o.her kev members of tive bargaining rights- expressed the cabinet M.j. Walter "TrlV a und pniciple' for tht mrnl. estimated ther. broken w.

opened rk an1 necessary to was a possible total credit exp.n-men "UM -I nexpec eai ni today, find. It had lam In the HrU1'0" VTl ofl Three possibilities In connection Resolutions Oppose Sales Tax, Burden On Real Estate By L. H. SKISKKINOTO.V A grit uUural l-Jilor Dtrtittcrul and Lhroniclt Hartford, Nov. 21 The National Grange today credited the Roosevelt administration with act Ing "courageously and quickly In time of need" and referred to the AAA allotment and other plana as leading up to a planned agrlcul oi'l'oseo sales taxes upon ne axes be replaced bv other: forms of taxation and reaffirmed the Granga p.dlcy of taxation based upon ability to pay.

reserval ions. A sore of resolutions from asi many slates were consolidated nlaee the GranLrn on reeord for onv- -Mn l.ti. cvpnt of Involving other nations It urged that th United cates place an embargo upon the export of materials of war. The Senatorial investigation of the mu- nil. industry waa approved.

A resolution urging net Income, gift, inheritance and corporation ffii.i., vji.n. ii i ii, oi Kreui wfiii'n great wis rcje. (i. t'pponentu declared ithat Ihe Grange program already called for increaeed levies In the higher bracket; on income, gifts and inheritances. Thev opuoned ho 10 of wealth.

legate rejected anotner lut ion which asked th federal gov-! to appropriate from In- to be ex- h.V th" d' unable to keep school open, wa'er: a Mam St i eel famiN of mill unless mis concern agreed exchequer, and Lord Lothian, Lib-nine had no water until the to milk outside of (he crHi Iedr of ihe apartment in which they Slate only at the minimum prices i Kated this camp. Its commander, i-inrke, residing at hhsi rresi-Capt. Samuel Glazier, was sum-; Street, Brooklyn, caused the Washington, Nov 21 Th sdmlnisctrst inn has called upon the common man to Join with business and Industry In giving lecovery af-forta 13,000,000,000 stlmultii. The plan la to put Idle dollar now being hoarded or Ir corporation aurpltm reserves to work. Treasury officials estlmnta thera are at lat $1,000,000,000 still In i rafety deposit boxes, in teapot and i under mattresses.

Federal Housing Admlnlatrator Mofrptt $2,000,000,000 could be expended u- fully by.eorporatlons out of th.ir surplus reserve In machinery re- niacemetita and othrwl bringing their plaids to the IMS efficiency level. Industry Stimulation Needed Money spent by corporation, for this purpose, official aaid, would Himulate the heavy or durable goods industry which mut com. t.efor th. nation can contlnu. itl march to economic peace.

A "buy now" campaign, launched plan wsa frowned upon by th. NRA governing board on different occasion. The board was pledged to follow a quiet, conservative policy. Some of It member believed th. tlm.

inopportun. for uch a campaign. Th drlv. against hoarding ha been going on quietly however, for many weeks under direction of NRA official. It was brought eharply to th.

for last night by Arthur D. Whller-slde, a member of th governlnj board, in an addrew befor. th. As sociation of National Advertiaera, In Altantic City. Buy Campaigns t'rged He urged advertiser to conduct a natlonwld.

effort to encourage spending by" th us of the. sloiran Buy for Re-employment. Build for R-eemploymnt. Invest for A new. letter issued through th.

vn lhM mm Klmmrn tnroUghout Potential credit expanalon which should be considered, th. let- ler added, are: 1. The aituation may remain sialic, which would make for elaitnant business condition. 2. Credit expansion might flow too freely into speculation which conceivably might, be overdone.

J. Because of depleted tock, accumulated Individual and buai-ness having In mind a huge reserve purchasing power. well sustained and reasonably Increasing purchasing program i highly poesible. Editor Foe of Crime Robbed During: Stroll I htit Writer in Heart Of New York 'New York, Nov 21-4-Henry Goddard Leach, editor of the For- wrote an editorial the revolt against ewapeu won warcn ana tw. ieaen auc- laxicao n.

was treated ror oruiges. 2tf Kg Ql tleVatOf Operators Averted New Yor Nov, 21 skyscraper elevator ran without interrupt ion today, a threatened strike of building service employe being averted at th. eleventh hour through Intervention of Mayor K. LaGuardia board. Realty in to! eats held firm ln their refusal to consider a closed shop, but official of the Building Employe International Union claimed the agreement was a victory for the workers.

Election Expenses On File at Albany A I tin Vn 11 I A tarv of State revealed Bronx rvmneeaMe Cnmmitte. spent and received $30,010 In the recent election. The W.stcheter c01inty Democratic Committee re ported expenditure and contribu- tion of KMM. Clarence E. Hancock, Syracuse, Republican representative elect from the 39th Congressional Pit- trtct, spent tnd received nothing.

mu 's1 In Baltimore. Glazier said his tnB iron i Although MacGuire. who is con-' But District Attorney William nected with the Grayson M. P. F.

X. Geoghan, apparently dia-Murphy firm of brokers, has 'agreeing with the detectives, indi In effet't strips New York State r- oatrymen or protection against heir.g undersold by dairies in ether s'aies. provided the milk brought into this State is dis- 'ributed in original packages. i Tbe court enjoined Chailes 1,1 ure and market, and Kenneth Fee. director of the Division of Milk Cotilrol.

fn.ni refusing to 11- cense G. A F. Seehg Inc. to sell nxeci ny tne Mate, The infliction applies only to milk sold in the "original can' classification. Milk purchased al a lower price elsewhere and hot- tied in New York is not covered by the ruling The corporation in question purcnases milk in cans from the Seelig Creamery at Its plant In Fairhaven, Vt.

Only about 10 per Cent of this has been bottled here. The hu. h.nn artM in contal hn nd restaurants. The State act th. Mjdi try t0 clrcum.

scribe the milkshed. It merely prevents price cutting throughout its area." Veteran Professor in.o Affpr illlll IMimilJ, rr JA1V K.Obert U. rOrd4I Years at I M. Lawrence University Canton err Nov. 21 Dr.

Rob- Ford. 7a, for 41 vears head of St. Lawrence University mathernatics department, died today in a Reading. hospital. warehouse since It was checked by Miss Clarke in July.

1932. "To our information and belief. death of three infants by suffooa- ani.iavit "Igned arraigned. She had resided on President Street when tha trunk k. At Id If nothing more develops than what 1 have hefot ma now her reiea.se snouiu oe oracren.

ui. i i .11,15 va.1 Wl.tM.U. LMtll IUI a hearing next Friday in Brooklyn homicide court after she was quea- in (ha Apparently composed as she stood I under the glare of the ln.Up i Miss Clarke seemed at the point of collapse before the ques- tioiong was finished. She sa.d the trunk contained only odds ends she stored it and that th lock was broken. Thia nolle, aubaeuuentlv verified.

The woman had come from Lake George, N. voluntarily when informed of the dweovery. th had lived for the pnM two years with her parents in Upper lvack and at 'arioui Brooklyn giving her history to police, Clarke -aid she had been married 16 years ago to a man. tiamed vi ition. anil rnat on ii oeati six years later she resumed tier maiden nam.

of 1IKB. a school She said she wmi Cii.iliri.ieil tin Pit Heven I I I 'needed a rest." the lawyer said, NATION "and he sold bonds, while abroad." Wa-hmgton Government ienews Marks was aked directly: pi. as that hoarded dollars he put" "Was MacGuire ever connected ir. circulation by private citizens with any Fascist order?" and corporations'. "No." he replied.

New York City Donald R. Rich-: Giavson Murphy, by whom Mac- berg outlines six proposals for Guire's Is employed, was recalled i Opposition to this wta based and being tired, decided to the eland that the Grange could for a walk around th reservoir not ask for secitonal favor and ln Central Park, 'he portion of the appropriation, When neann 90th Street, in that might reach states needing the heart of New York City, he aid m.mt would he only a drop in beaten and robbed by two the bucket The Grange reaffirmed who jumped upon him from its action of year asking that some ahrubhery. Klliot. minister of agriculture and risneries, iscount Hailsham, sec- relary of state for war. and Sir Samuel Hoare.

secretary for India (e a.s0 inferred with Loid Snowden, former chancellor of fhe Hoys Die in Fire As Parents Escape 'Man. Wife Burned. Not Told of Tragedy Cambridge, Nov. 21 .11 T' a nr wnicn swept uieir home. Their Barents, hadlv hnrneH I 1 windows.

In Cambridge City Hospital were Charles Smith. 3'i, and his 2S year old wife, Hilda. Attendant had not tolrl them of be death of their Uiree sons while Charles Jr 2. the surviving brother, who escaped In his mother's arm au sb, second story window, was too yU(1K to know firemen, sunirnond by neigh hors who heard the shouls of the parents, found the three children dead In their beds Two firemen mg their 'rescue. The first started in the kitchen.

1 8 School Children Hurt in Bus Crash jured todav when a school bus plunged into a bridge after al- ,1,. legedly being crowded road by a truck and 'railer half a Tnft mile south of Minn'kah truck did not stop. The bus driver and thiee of th" children were in critical condition in Chirknsha hospitals. units where the money is contrib- uted, th tther 30 per cent for research. To this hamlet Mr.

Roosevelt from an at'ack of infantile partly- si suffered shortly after his service t. assistant secretary of the Navy. Largely because of hi Ihe. Foundation was established for care of fellow sufferers and today more than 70 persons, principally children, comprise the high spirited Foundation settlement. Newspaper men traveling today to the tiry cottage upon Pine: Mountain where the President re-, sides, found him surr ounded bv true.

of the Institution with all. thoughts centered upon tho infac- tii paralys; problem. I i according to a telegram from Mrs. Chickasha. Nov.

21 -Ford. Fiphteen school children were tn- lived, fearing publicity unless the water was turned on. arranged with th board to turn it on. hupennlcnoenl of Water Work K. H.

Parmalee. belore he wajs "gagged" by his superior, Harry M. Roliaon. chairman of the Water Work Board, with the order. 'Don't tell thi.

fellow anything: 't'll be all over the paper" said in answer to a reporter question that 13 of the 870 houses that were equipped with water meters in the; vibaze were not get'ing water 'How are the people in these house to get the wa'er they must have?" Mr. Parmalee wait asked What people?" asked Mr. Ronton. people whose WH'er ha.s been shut off" "You're trying lo make something out of nothing" said Mr. Rnlison atgrily.

"There's no story iibrut water here. If there was. I wri'e It. 'Mr Rolison is pnbheher of village weekly "Put the fan. that some people aren't getting water, when the village is entitled to l.OdO.OnO gallons a day, is a stoiy." the reporter in aisled.

('onllniied as trie I RrSSIAN rKASAXTS TO IMF. Tashkent. USSR, Nov. 21 'CP' Five more peasants were sentenced to death and two to long pneon sentences todav as Soviet nolltlcal police continued their campaign ajatnst --aho'age among farmers in the cotton distiict. Index SUCTION 1 Ceneral news, pages 1 to IS.

7. News Il.sbitid ihe News, page 1 Manchukuo article, page 2. Mark Sullivan, page 3. Radio, page H. Household Arts, page 6.

Nancy Page, page 6. Cornice, pfge. Continued story, page 8 Croseword puzzle, page 8 Little Benny, page 8 City news, pages 9 and It. Society, page 10 Ruth Cameron, page 11. Poctor Cutter, page 11.

Homemakers' Forum, page 11. Elsie Pierce, pa'e 11. Today's Pattern, page 11. Doctor Wiggam. page H.

Th Polisner. page 11. Editorials, page 12. Letter from Readers, page 12. Theater, page 13.

SUCTION 11 City news, lfl. 17, 20. Sport, page. IS 19 Financial, pases 21, 22, 23. rieaths, page 23, Want ads.

pages 23. 24. 25. Vicinity news, paije 26. I I I i sieaauy aemea p.uuP.uui.

In a IT a jnlu tilst RnnrauAnl al lUa 7 ninb.i.in ulh.ipm.n the committee, said lale today the oroser is riari.ng uy o.n Iiii kstein said MiicGtiiie virtually had ideriiifled himself in his testi aa th nf ihe move- The Vicechairman said MacGuire had toured Italy, Germany "and other counlries in Knrope where Fascism flourishes" to make a slu.lv. Norman L. Marks. MacGuire counsel, said he went abroad sole- Iv for a vacation. had a leave of absence and for a brief time by the committee today.

As he entered the com mute, rooms, he said, I never suspecien 01 i sin activities." ine wnoie ining, mm m.v 4 1111 1 iii iiftt Fe r'We Weiss reared Dead In Kidnaping Search i Victim Last Heard of Nov. 6, Investigators Say Philadelphia, Nov 21 t.Vi Fad-' L.i I belief in some' quartern today th. kidnaped night life figure may ai- ready be dead -ifv h. -hree-week Wei' kidnaping, R. Harvey head of the Doctor and Mr.

Ford left here 0c, 23 bv motor to spend the win- ter in Florida, hut stopped in Reading when Portor Ford be- came ill. The educator wa a na'ive of Lisbon, near bete. He wrw gradtl- atcd ftotn St Lawrenc.e in 15 He retired in 1933. V' "'w leg.eianyn Port Huron Four die a two sh.p crash in fog on lake New York I'roiie or Uncut charges reach lo CCC camp ,11 Maryland. New York: Discovery of bodies of three infants lends to woman's' York Gloria Vandcibiit adjudged coutt'a ward In custody of Mrs.

Whitney, i Police urii.ish count-tlfeit littg, at rest Id. KIKKIGN London: Britain seeks I'. S. confer ence on Japan naval de-j mands. ITY I Noncorrriiuttal: Flaton.

state' $427,500 Holdup Men Known, Roosevelt's 53 td Birthday Dedicated to Paralysis Fight Scare? Spreads to 3 Nations 25 per cent or all federal income taxes be returned to the slate, ror hool purposes in i.range mu mhhm Agricultural Adjustment AOminia-, ranon spneiiK o.iu that it did not believe the perfect ranon spncinciiov nun .111 Mil ed on Page Mne solved, said 82 detectives, ru-p th vigilance war. con.n- Detroit. Chicago, Reno. Mlami Palm Beach, The said the Identities of 12 men allegedly connected with lne holdup were known. He aaid eight were supposed to have been perpetrators and four i wi Of Quinn, held In 000 bail as material witness.

Ryan said: I "Quinn out from certain admissions and other evidence we have been able 'race th. movement of th. He said th. loot wa divided in West New York, N. whr.

I Quinn and his wife and thift chlidien went to stay for two or; Ihrca day after the holdup. Warm Spring. Ga Nov 20 t.Tt President Roosevelt thoughts and sympathies were devoied to dav the enormous problem GOP chairman, listens but doesn't ure of tne ot William t.ri.. ri.m.fw4. k.

year, ago to fight back heoiiblican leadership at confer-! ence. Freed: Abcrton. Buffalo "Town Cner cleared of contempt charges bv Appellate Division. Critic: Kearson-i MT'" government reform progress, authority tells women New Yoik. Nov Tho search for the band of robber who, held up an armored car and in speed boats with $1-7- in spo ooats wirn 500 three nations lha rob" berv "definitely Poiicc in Canada and Mexico t.n I 'J Dm of Justice co-oper tied in the far- i Renewed 'police activity 0Iime tho of Thomas Quinn, i admitted owner of the speed boats which th.

mob fled from Grave, i end Bay after holding up th. truck, belonging to the U. S. Truck- Ing Corporation, in front of the Rtihel Ir. Plant In Brooklyn.

Deputy Chief Inspector John ,1. who ta.jertcd the case infantile paralysis and an effort to raise funds to provid aid for victims and research to conquer the disease I In thi community he heiptd 1 found for treatment of Infantile paralysis sufferers, the President 1 announced willingness to permit his, i.V'td birthday in January to be ob- served nationally again by birth- el" bails throughout the country He and fellow trustees of the; Springs Foundation ttipj- Mated to Col. Henry L. Poher'y. sponsor of the plan, that 70 per I cent of funds be rexti.cted to care 'lor Victim in the geographical, tice department division of invee- Reprisal: Macrarlin rap.

ligation bureau here, learned from w'f dnve 10 the family tha kidnapers wet last prevent city program. i heard from in a terse telephone SPORT Seal! Nov. H. Tex Carleton traded to' Concerning Ihe possibility of Chicago Cubs, W.isn' having been slain, Harvey Football: Davie name U. nf said only that such a.

theory was All-Opponent learn: Amherst r.d alwaye considered in any kidnap- Wetlcytn get most places. 'ing case..