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3 ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 4. 1037 First Trailer Widow Tells Police of Plight Oklahoma Man Commands MAYOR SHOT ON MANHUNT Veterans of Foreign Wars WALLACE HIT FOR LIMITING COTTON LOANS DUCE TO VISIT HITLER, INVITE CLOSER BOND 'New Relationship' Move Prompts Berlin Trip Group Proposes CCC Youths Be Trained For Defense Buffalo Scott P. Squyres, Oklahoma City, was elected national commander-in-chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars yesterday.

He succeeds Bernard W. Kearney, Gloversvllle, N. Y. Eugene Van Antwerp, Detroit, Mich, was elected senior HeDefeatedWillof Congress, Say Southerners Mount Vernon, Ga. Mayer John W.

Underwood, 25, was wounded and Will Kirby, Negre, was killed in an exchange of gunfire yesterday as a throng of men hunted another Negro suspected ef criminally assaulting a white woman, C. Underwood, Montgomery County prosecutor and father of the mayor, said his son was struck through the chest by a stray bullet while he was trying "to calm things down." "A band of men had been roam Memphis, Tenn. UP) Southern agricultural commissioners leveled After his election, Squyres re criticism at Secretary of Agriculture Wallace yesterday for "defeating the will of Congress" In limiting cotton loans to 63 per cent ceived a commission from Gov. E. W.

Marland of Oklahoma as a col of the base acreage. They charged the announced program of a nine-cent loan and three-cent subsidy payment violat ing the country In ugly mood," he said, since a white woman was. attacked in her heme near Mount Vernon Saturday night. "We'd been afraid of a lynching ever since" Deputy Sheriff M. A.

Peterson, aid he had heard that about 35 men had surrounded the Negro's house near Cedar Grove, in Treut- ed an agreement between Congress and the President and deprived onel on the governor's staff. Other officers elected: Otis K. Brown, Greensboro, N. junior vicecommander-tn-chief. Robert Handy Kansas City, quartermaster-general.

Wilbur J. Bernard, Orange, N. judge advocate general. Dr. J.

M. Erman, Omaha, surgeon general (re-elected). The Rev. Edwin A. Shearer, cotton growers of payments that would place them on a parity with producers of tariff-protected com modifies.

These charges brougnt defense of the Secretary from Oscar Johnston. Scott, planter, manager of the Government's AAA cotton pool and administration cotton ad lin County, and Ssked the mayor to go there with him and "try to bold them In The county attorney said Ktrby was shot and killed when he rs. slated efforts of the posse to search his house, where the hunted Negro was suspected of hiding. ica's first trailer widow and reported her plight to Revere, police. Following a honeymoon tour, Paul Hahn, 55, unhitched the auto and drove off.

INS Photograph. Because her traveling talesman husband drove away with the power end of their trailer combination, Mrs. Sadie Hahn, 56-year-old bride, above, believes she's Amer- viser. Defends Wallace Move Brooklyn, chaplain. The Veterans of Foreign Wars proposed the Civilian Conservation Corps be trained for national defense.

A resolution to this effect adopted demanded" America's 300,000 CCC youths be enrolled in a permanent corps and "be recognized as a complement to our national defense." They should be trained, the veterans said, to "serve their country more effectively In the event of a national emergency." Johnston, appearing In no of ficial capacity, argued that Wal lace was legally and morally bound to limit the payments and declared Waverly Firemen Get Vacation, in August Waverly 4JP) August proven to be a vacation month for Waverly firemen. For the entire 31 days "nary" a call jras received. U. S. TO STRIKE AT MARIJUANA Scott P.

Squyres, Oklahoma City, above, yesterday was named commander-in-chief. Veterans of Foreign Wan. AP Photo. he would have been "impeached had he attempted any other course. J.

C. Holton, Mississippi com Playboy Manville Denies Blond Army Annoys Him New York (AP) Tommy Manville wondered last night if it really is a lawyer he needs. Maybe, he hazarded, it is a doctor; or even a prizefighter. It was all very confusing, even for a man born under the missioner, said no mention was made of limitation during committee hearings In Washington. He said southern agricultural leaders left the Capital with the under standing that the loan and parity payment would be made to all cot sign of Taurus, the bull a rootm' Kitchen Helps with Plenty of Decorative Appeal ton growers on all their acreage, contingent upon co-operation In a Berlin (UB Premier Benito Mussolini of Italy will come to Germany soon to confer with Fuehrer Adolf Hitler on "a new relationship In a gigantic and I evolutionary movement," it was announced officially last night.

It was generally believed II Due, flying aacross the Alps in his jwn plane, would arrive Sept. 22 or 23, although official announcement of his historic visit, coming at a mo-mrnt when Europe is stirred by Nazi-Fascist intervention In the Spanish civil war, did not reveal the date. There were strong Indications last night Mussolini would act as a mediator in an effort to solve ths widening controversy between the Vatican and the Third Reich over the Catholic Church's troubles in Germany. Vatican Expectant Former announcement of Mussolini's visit was followed closely by disclosure the papal nuncio to Eerlin, Msgr. Cecal Orsenigo, nad conferred at great length with state and foreign office officials.

It was reported Monsignor Orsenigo arraanged for Secretary of State Hans von Mackensen to confer with II Duce in Munich, where the Italian dictator is scheduled to review 120,000 black-shirted Slorm Troopers. Reports from Rome said Italian officials attributed the apparent slackening of Reich-Vatican tension to II Duce's forthcoming visit. Mussolini, they indicated, could not afford to visit Germany if there were poesibllitiee of an intensification of the Nazi opposition to the Catholio Church, inasmuch as he recognizes Catholicism at his official, Fascist religion. Gala Reception Wait Mussolini's visit, already heralded by the stringing of elaborate decorations along the Unter der Linden and around the Wilhelm-strasse, was announced by the official news agency, DNB. "It is a unique event, unsurpassed in importance," the announcement said.

"The creator of Fascist Italy and the ereator of Nazi Germany are going to affirm a new relationship in the Ideas of a gigantic and revolutionary movement which In both countries has led to a new formation of life. "In the name of Germany we express the deeply felt joy of greeting the leader of Fascist Italy in Germany." Highlight of Mussolini's visit wilt be a triumphal ride at Hitler's side through the famous Brandenburg Gate and down Under der Linden to the tomb of Germany's Unknown Soldier. control program next year. "It was the will of Congress that SUSPECT HELD AS BOY SLAYER it should apply to all growers," the commissioner said. Sees "Grave Mistake" Commissioners Harry Wilson of tootin', shootin millionaire who has plenty of headaches.

After advertising in the local press with full page spreads which said simply: "Wanted, an Attorney," and signed, "Tommy Manville," the first thing that happened was that the asbestos heir collapsed briefly, took some pills and went to sleep. Then he woke up with headache Number One. It was a perfectly natural headache attributable to the seep pills. Next came headache Number Two a procession of messenger boys bringing tele Louisiana, Bob Goods of Alabama and J. E.

McDonald of Texas sup Washington (INS) Federal narcotics officials yesterday placed finishing touches on drastic regulations which will be used to crush the nationwide traffic in illicit marijuana. Under an act passed by Congress, the federal government has been given broad powers in regulating movements in this drug and its derivatives. According to Acting Narcotics Commissioner W. 9. Wood, regulations probably will be completed next week, "The new legislation gives us the same powers to stamp out illegal traffic in Marijuana as we have under the Harrison Narcotics Act which provides for federal regula-' tion of opium and other drugs," Wood explained.

Under the Marijuana Act, physicians, druggists, Importers and manufacturers are subjected to license and must make regular reports to the narcotics bureau. No other persons are allowed to sell the drug, under the new law. A maximum fine of $2,000 and imprisonment of five years may be imposed upon violators of the new law. ported Holton's view and McDonald added Secretary Wallace was making a "grave mistake." Lawrence Westbrook, adviser to the commissioners said the 85 per Boston UP) Capture and arraignment of Joseph Pimental, 24, accused slayer of 6-year-old chubby Chester Harris last night precipe tated a drive by police and clergy to rid Greater Boston of sex cent base (arrived at by a study of previous yearly production) had grams from hundreds of persons 1 crjmegt been deliberately cut from the de feated Connelly bill after confer Asserting sex crimes "run In ences with the President and Sec cycles and have been cropping up the past year," District Attorney retary Wallace. No mention of a limitation was This Store Is Now Open Daily From 9:30 A.

to 5:30 P. M. Telephone Orders to Stone 6500. 5-PIECE RANGE SET in clear white with delphinium blue or tulip red trimming. Consists of sugar, salt and pepper shakers and container for flour and left- pCl overs, complete William J.

Foley called upon repre made in the adopted Byrnes amendment, Westbrook said, holding that sentatives of both groups to meet Wallace was bound by this action. Johnson said the 65 per cent base was the only "fair and equit able" method of making payments. "The only act Congress passed," he argued, "was the Byrnes amend ment providing $130,000,000 for this in his office to discuss the campaign. His action followed closely Pi-mental's appearance in Brighton District Court. Unshaven, disheveled and weary, the accused entered a mandatory plea of innocence to a charge ha murdered the Harris child last October, and was remanded to Charles Street Jail without bail for trial.

subsidy. There was no power under heaven given the Secretary to promise more." He added that payments on the entire 15,600,000 bale crop would wno are willing to sacrince mem-selves on the altar of service to Manville and his 10, more or less, million dollars. 'The delivery boys are getting hot feet," exulted the gray haired Tommy, holding his head at his New Rochelle home (which cost a cool quarter of a million). Then came relief from the headache or maybe It was another headache, one can't be too cocksure p.bout these things when Max Baer, the former heavyweight champion of the world, telephoned that he would like to drop around and protect Tommy from the army of blonds he had heard were annoying him. "Blonds do not annoy me," said Manville.

"They surround me, they hang from my arms, they wear my orchids and they clutter my guest rooms; but pjsitively they do not annoy me." "Come down if you want to. Glad to have you. But if it Is to protect me from blonds, you won't have to fight very hard." Then along came another headache. Word reached the Manville ears that his wife, who was Mar-celle Edwards, was upset at his spending a lot of money advertising for a lawyer and thought he ought to have his head examined. require $234,000,000.

Boy Ship Jumper Faces 'Class' Trip iifii Albany UP) William Roberts, 16-year-old English cabin boy who "jumped ship" because he couldn't bear the thought of working his way back across the ocean, was promised yesterday he would return to England "in class." carrying on negotiations with Immigration officials, Police Justice Edward Kampf told the youth at an adjourned hearing on vagrancy charges yesterday, "and I think that you'll be going home in about five days in class." Roberts was arrested after leaving the British ateamer Athel Knight In port here. When first arraigned before Kampf he requested: "Please deport me, sir." Lawmaker Asks Curb on Pistols -y 6-PIECE WAFFLE SET in bright, gay blue, yellow, green or red shades to match your colored dinnerware Covered syrup jug and stand, covered batter jug and stand quaint, round ball shape. 3 I in a 1 Complete Mini 1 It FOURTH FLOOR Washington (INS) Americans are a "bloodthirsty lot," Representative David J. Lewis of Maryland, yesterday declared In proposing owners of pistols pf .32 caliber up be registered with the federal government "We have lost twice as many lives in the United States due to firearms during the last 20 years as we lost in the World War," Lewis said in a statement in the Congressional Record. Now Showing Spectacular 2 Killed as Plane Lands on Rooftop Valley Stream A light air When You Hear the School Bell It Will Be Exactly CLASS TIME1 vCvrt 3 'St 5 .1 iffV This was entirely rumor.

Mrs. Manville Number Four In the line of Mrs. Manvilles declined to answer her telephone before noon, and declined to say anything significant for publication thereafter. The mere whisper, however, that anyone should think him eccentric goaded Manville to action; for he is born under Taurus, and loves to fight. He promptly announced that an eminent doctor would call at the estate with a lawyer and that he would examine Manville, There was no doubt In the Manville mind what the report would be; for Tommy has had nothing stronger than weak tea all summer, and PKKKUMK He asserted 250,000 persons had been killed by firearms in this country since 1917.

Of these, he listed, 106,000 murders and the remainder suicides and accidents. Depicting the romance and history of perfume through the ages unfolded in eight Main Street Windows and continued in our Toiletries Shop. plane in which two men were enjoying a pleasure ride on Long Island spun to the rooftop of a house here yesterday, then bounced into a driveway, killing its occupants. Police Identified the victims as Charles B. Mount 43, Rockville Center and Brooklyn, and Charles Cahles, address unknown.

Both men were dead when occupants of the Francis Hack home, on which the plane struck, reached thenv 2 TRUCK DK1VKKS KILLKD Bound Brook, N. J. UP) Clarence Bailey, 28, of Reading, Pa. and Carry S. McLeod Jr.

17, of Mo-Bee, S. truck drivers, were killed yesterday when their machines crashed on Route 29. Saranac Lake Hotel Under Foreclosure Schenectady UP) Foreclosure of two mortgages against the Saranac Lake Hotel propriety at Saranac Lake was directed yesterday in an order signed by Supreme Court Justice John Alexander. The judgment totaled $349,625, representing the principal and interest on mortgages owned by Mrs. Rita Marshall Snider of Newburgh.

MAIM FLOOR is feeling fit as a fiddle. Manville started his present episode by expressing a desire to settle affairs with Mrs. Manville privately, without benefit oT counsel. Then he decided to get a "fighting" lawyer. Max Baer's injection Into the picture was entirely Max's idea.

The calling in of the doctor was just a development. The emergency forces of New Rochelle police, hospital, red cross and firemen, presumably are standing by for whatever may befall; for when Mr. Manville swings into action, none can say what will happen. It's Taurus, the bull, Manville will tell you. U.

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Such a tunnel, the minister said, would join the two halve of the Republio of Panama now separated with no transportation facilities other than a ferry which ean carry or ly 22 ears. -'Boys estimated the tunnel would oost approximately $2,000,000 and would be of as great a benefit to the United States as to Panama. He explained many Panamanian towns have been built on both sides of the canal and the need for greater transportation facilities Is great In addition, he said, the War Department has many supplies to be transferred from one side of the canal to the other. Financin got the tunnel, Boyd explained, could easily come from the income the government derives from the canal which, he said, amounts to about $24,000,000 annually, The minister eald consideration has been given the relative advantages of either a bridge or a tunnel to cross the canal In the event the need for such transportation should arise. The bridge plan, Boyd said, Jiae obvious strategic disadvantages as It might easily block the canal.

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