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LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1936, -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH RECORD CROP OF TURKEYS SIX KILLED IN AUTO SAYS HE GOT DYNAMITE KILLED IN COLLISION rntin.iiTnrnl GRAND-LEADER) GRADE CROSSING FOR BOMBING SUSPECT PXGE '4' Captive Not Noted IVench Flyer. Br the Associated Pitas. PARIS, Oct 19. The Air Ministry denied last night reports' that the noted French long distance flyer, Pelletier d'Oisy, had been captured by Spanish Fascists, as reported Saturday at Bayonne.

The Ministry said another French aviator named Pelletier was taken from a Spanish Government steamer off San Sebastian by insurgents on tugs. The noted flyer, the Ministry said, is now in Tunisia, where he is commander of an air squadron. DXO S6 St. Louis-to-New York Passenger Train Collides With Car at Dayton, O. Explosive Found Arthur Leitner Declares It Was for Rolla (Blackie) Dean.

SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUHCEHEMT ON THE OPPOSITE PAGE U. S. Sets Tlguim at Price Under Last Year. By th Jtasociated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct 19.

A record-breaking crop of 20.000,000 turkeys, priced low but not so fat as in other years. Is reported by the Agriculture Department In Its initial survey of the Thanksgiving outlook. It said there were about 5,000,000 more birds than last year and that farm prices for them were about 45 per cent lower than the average from 1921 to 1930 and could not be expected to rise. Turkeys brought nearly 20 cents a pound on the farm at the start of this yea but declined to about 16 cents last month. Increased production was reported In all parts of the country.

REWEAVING j39 I Kill Ortol FHM (JJ'TTt1 CE tSSI 409 Ewtaht 111 Lcitt G. 8. Williams We Give Easle Stamps SIXTH AND FRANKLlNT JOHN E. WHALEN JR. Enjoy Relief for Tired and Tender reet Eight sticks of dynamite and 125 percussion caps were found by the police yesterday afternoon in a shed owned by a Market street coal company.

Arthur Leitner, 34 years old, 3910 Virginia avenue, an automobile mechanic employed by the company, was quoted by the police as saying he purchased the explosives in Alton for Rolla (Blackie) Dean, ex-convict, suspected by the police of implication in several recent bombings. Leitner said that a friend had asked him to get the dynamite for Dean, but that Dean, after visiting the shed to look at it, had left it there. Leitner was arrested in a truck identified by Roland Martin, a Negro, as having been stolen from him Aug. 16. Leitner exhibited a bill of sale showing he had purchased the truck from a used car dealer.

It was after arresting him thaf policemen searched the coal company quarters in front of which they had found him sitting in the truck. Leitner was quoted as saying he had served a term of about two years in an Illinois penitentiary for robbery. MORE SUPPORT FDR MILK BILL Six Organizations Indorse Measure Pending in Aldermanic Board. The Citizens Committee for the By the 'Associated Frees, DAYTON, Oct. 19.

Six per-BOns, out for an evening of merrymaking, were killed at a grade crossing yesterday when their automobile collided with a fast St. Louis-to-New York pasenger train on the Pennsylvania railroad. The dead: Ollie May Hall, 27 years old; Sallie? Hunter, 25; Eileen McFadedn, 23; her husband, Daniel McFadden, 26; John A. Mangan, 28, and Ira Towles, 28, all of Dayton. The women were killed outrightl Mangan died shortly after arrival at a and Towles and McFadden within a few hours.

No details of the tragedy were ascertainable from the victims, Towles being able to mumble only his name and address before he died. The crossing watchman said three warnings had been set as the Pennsylvania line's Gotham Limited roared toward the intersection. Gates had been lowered, red lights hung from the barriers and a crossing bell was ringing, he said. Two College Students Killed in Dedham (Mass.) Collision. By the Associated Press.

DEDHAM, Mass, Oct 19. Two Wheaton College women were killed and six other auto passengers were seriously injured in a two-car head-on collision on. the Boston-Providence highway here early yesterday. The dead were Emily Thomas, 22 years old, and Elizabeth Shippe, 22, both of Pawtucket, R. I.

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Victim of Auto Collision Was Clerk in City Assessor's Office Last Three Years. Funeral services for John E. Whalen 2914 Allen a clerk in the City Assessor's office, who was killed Saturday night when his automobile collided with a truck near Jerseyville, 111., will le held at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, 1701 Longfellow boulevard, with burial in Calvary Mr.

Whalen, who was 32 years old, had been an employe in the Assessor's office for about three years. Surviving are his father and four sisters. Sister Mary Olivette, Miss Mary Gertrude Whalen, Miss Clare Whalen and Miss Marjorie Whalen. 'OLD DUTCH' STOCK DEALINGS CAUSE INDICTMENT OF SEVEN Accused of Fraud by Manipulation of Shares After Sale to Public By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct 19.

The Securities- Commission announced today indictments had been returned against seven Individuals charged with defrauding "a large number of persons" in Michigan through dealings in Old Dutch Refining stock. The defendants, the commission said, were Melvan D. Haynes, A. Paul Benners, Angelo Fraino, alias Angelo Franco, Leroy Brooks, alias John Bookbinder, Douglas F. Wood, Harry Goldman and William Wiseman.

The allaged fraud occurred between June 1, 1935, and une 1, 1936. The indictment contained 12 counts, the first six charging mail fraud, the next five violations of the fraud provisions of the Securties Act of 1933, and the last alleging conspiracy. The indictment alleged the scheme to defraud was accomplished through a corporation which entered into an agreement with the Old Putch Refining of Muskegon, to sell to the public, on behalf of the company, shares of 6 per cent convertible cumulative preferred stock, at $1 per share, 15 cents of which was to be retained by the corporation. Thereafter, the indictment said, the defendants did "manipulate and cause to be manipulated the over-the-counter market in said shares of stock, which manipulation would and did, as the defendants in this scheme intended, create, establish and cause false, fraudulent, unwarranted and misleading and misleading: and risiner market nriees CHILDREN'S 3-PIECE GENUINE "CHAR1YIETTE" CROWN TESTED AMissage 0 Imiomaice 1 to every man am Man and Wife Killed on Crossing Near Robinson, I1L By the Associated Press. ROBINSON, 111., Oct 19.

Alfred Ware, 36 years old, and his wife, 32, were killed yesterday when their automobile was struck by a big four train at a crossing in West York. They lived near West York. ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN TO GET DELINQUENT TAXES BEGUN About $12300,000 Outstanding, City's Share CaUed Only Hope for Belief, The advertising campaign to collect delinquent taxes as a means of raising money for relief began today with a newspaper advertisement in "which Collector William F. Baumann urged delinquent, taxpayers to settle their obligations. The advertisement delinquent tax collections were the only hope for relief this winter for thousands of St Louis families, as the city's relief bond issue fund is nearly exhausted.

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