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THE STATE JOURNAL, LANSING, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 2. 1937 PART more than 70 persona bare killed Man Prepares Camera Art EMULATE VOTE ON COURT residential district below. LIST Fill LABOR jTVo Still Live After Long Fall Own Funeral Wealthy Widow On Honeymoon Mrs. Pauline Eogers Wed Secretly in Gotham to Walter Hoving BUM TASK Officer Forrester said be found note in the bridge which read: "I Mm Myrtle Ward. 4329 Van Bom Afo-.

Los Angeles." The officer said several persons saw the woman throw the child and then leap. STORM TAKES TOLL OF FIVEIN SOUTH Damage Reported Heavy in Coastal Louisiana and Mississippi Illness Puts a Halt to Elab Young Woman Leaps from' Pasadena Bridge After i orate Plans for Self-Conducted Rites Throwing Child Over RnnY f)F WOMAN FOUND Manistee National Forest to Have 19,000,000 New Baby Trees as Result Farmers in Meed of Help in Ingham and Clinton Counties Asked to Aid Both Sides Claim Victory Within Reach in Senate On Proposed Change CANAL FLOATING IN A PASADENA. Calif, May 1 (.) A young woman threw a child off the 100-fOOt hich Colnradn hrlrfu. DANVILLE, Ind, May 1 Propped up in a chair at his home near here. Wade Millman, 88 year old NEW YORK.

May 1 (CS) Mr. Pauline V. Rogers, widow of Colonel H. H. Rogers, multi-millionaire oil magnate, let sail on her third honeymoon today, with Walter Hoving.

I ROCHESTER, N. May 1 (X7F0 The mutilated body of an attracting NEW ORLEANS, May 1 Flvc n.r,ne t-4iiH lact and to WAS1UNOTOW. May 1 CS today. an then leaped herself. Mo- farmer, insisted today the heart at wrejtie ucicer Lee Forester reported.

Both were taken to a hmmttai hr. i chairman of, the board of Lord and tack he suffered tils week would not interfere with his plans to conduct his day in a general storm that caused several hundred thousand dollars own funeral services on May 16 attendants said the woman probably rra-nairea woman was zouna xiukii. iin the barage canal near suburban Plttsford late today. Police said the woman had bef i criminally assaulted, murdered dnd then thrown Into the canaL WELLSTON. May 1 (Jfh- Backtracking the desolate trail of Paul Bunyan, 800 civilian conservation corps en-rollees are moving through the vast Manistee national forest this spring trying to repair some of the havoc wrought by those who sought to emulate that legendary giant of the Michigan timberlands.

Millman was stricken with a heart attack on the day his wife was buried wouiu uie, out mat tne little girl, about four years old. might recover. In the tvo decades sine o-ro ponenta of Preldent Rooeevelf u-preme court enlargement plan tonight claimed 41 aenate vote or only one less than the majority needed to defeat the bill. Thl count, however, was dipited by Chairman Ashurst of the aenate judiciary committee and other admin titration faithful. They declared the bUl tQ have 50 vote In It favor when the final roll and for a few days physicians feared a property and crop damage to coasu" Louisiana and Mississippi.

A tomadic.arm of the disturbance which was accompanied by rains measuring up to more than five inches. lUihtnlng bolts and hail, struck the Phillinston community in Pointe Taylor as her new mate. Their marriage took place in deepest secrecy in the brides beautiful apartment in East 5(th street Friday, with only the closest of their relatives and friends in attendance. By coincidence, or by rearrangement, the ship they selected for their bridal trip, as well as the time and destination were the same chosen by he would cot live to carry out his ful bridge as built over the Arroyo Her right arm had been severed at, the elbow and the were deep (gashes ln her Jeft shoulder. 1 funeral plans.

aeco, oiucm police records show that The program which the ecu ooy The aged farmer plans to invite hava maDDed out for themselves friends and neighbors to his own fu- Coupee parish. and killed three fully as prodigious and spectacular as 'nl ggyyices which win be held ln that of the mighty PauL but. where a gtovt nw .1. He already The National SrY-kc, 12V, North W4hitrlon avenue, has rauoilahed contact polnti In aey-fril ton in lit CUnton and Inaham routines lor the benefit cf the larm-rit hrn Uiey an In need of (arm help. Any timet deslrlnt farm hand or firm couple should iel an application blank ahich he may null to the National Ito-emplu) mrr.t Srnrlre where It U1 be given prompt consideration.

Thla at nice Is free both to the employer and employe. farm application blank may be ae cured Iroiu the following plaret: Bath. Rath Farmers' Orator or 8. E. KwUiga store; Buiikerhlll.

T. L. Doty: Di.vi;ie, James Kellrjr Hardware tore; DtWltt. H. E.

UrUke rocery store or If. 8. Oriiwuld Ford (arace. Perry Brother Chevrolet taraie, Woodruff Brother bank or Eldridw Hardware tore; Holt, Alberta Orocery and Dry Good ttore. Mobile gas tatlon.

7 I. AT1W1 negro dwellers. A half dozen villages were swept by the tornado ln Point Coupee and Paul Bunyan gioneo in leveling uuiclnaj had hls clfkct je. foreU in a fortnight, the CCC re There may be one change ln the A the rift In Democratic rank, over I 'he former Rogers- son. Bradley the court controversy widened -J B0 tor Burke (D) of Nebraska urged that.ed iZJIa.

I. Aboard the Monarch of Bermuda. tachments seek to restore a portion Avoyelles parishes, country houses were blown down and trees uprooted. DR. MAX THOREK nf th t' formrr timber s-reatness.

funeral plans, however, Millman first said he did not want a minister or an undertaker -when he dies but today he Farm crops, tomatoes, truck, ana motner ana ner new nusoana. ana nunyanesaue. indeed, are the pro IIKIiUt 4V St IWAIUIt WVVU to withdraw the measure. Burke made the suggestion in a rt 1 1. -1 riifltAt, ber son and his new wile, steamed tM.

th bad about changed his mind. away for what might be termed a noo.OOO habv tree? which the CCC boys There was an undertaker for his the Louisiana strawberry crop were materially damaged. Dr. J. W.

Pauche, of nearby Morganra, estimated that between 75 and 100 per Dr. Thorek of Chicago, lnternatlcn-ally known pictorial pliotot rapher, be the ipeaker at the tleventh annual meeting of the Lantir.f Camera club at the Home Dairy Sunday evening. Fullow lni the annual banquet, start- are setting out in the forest preserve this spring all could have been kwt wife's funeral and Millman said now he 'might" aUow relatives to employ sons were made homeless in the af an undertaker when he dies. ln the vastness of Paul's beard. These young trees are being taken from their rZiVr foursome honeymoon In Bermuda.

the measure. know ArraSeti, would 1- tatta' thf Bradley to fZZJSSi! awinn in Reno, immedutely she ob-L ner divorce from Louis Reed, of thla proposal to tear oowo our. Judicial JStm. You love our President fected Louisiana rural section. Red Cross workers took charge of relief.

Shell (it UUon or Bmrlalr ta-ln o'clock. Doctor Thorea wl.l tlon; Ialie. trails Elevator company speak, show aoroe of hi picture and or Lealia Oraln and Produce; Maaon. exhibit slide. merit Feed and Supply company.

Doctor Thorek picture have been Couch Implement company. Maaon' hung In virtually every aalon to Airier- CARS MEET ON US-23; THREE IN HOSPITALS imploring him to withdraw thla plan seed beds at the Chittenden nursery here and carried by truck to previously selected sites in the government's fast-growing foreJt. When they have been planted, approximately trees will have been set out since this reforestation project started more than three years ago. Besides this goal of 19,000,000 trans-plantings which must be completed ABEAM GUEST which seeks to change our lndepend lea and abroad. He Is a recognised au Mothers Day Elevator company, A.

A. HowlrU company: Btockbridge, R. C. Brown Hard- ent supreme court to subservient tri- Special to The 8tate Journal: I HOWELL, May 1 Three persons were in the Melius hospital at Brigh ware store; E. B.

Btik Elevator or C. U. Lai.tu 4: Son. pert of our people. pieces of photography ever shown.

No ift could he more thoughtful than gift of beautygod partic The letter was in cognizance of an Queen Elizabeth May Look at ton and the McPherson Memorial hospital here Saturday as the result of an automobile crash on US-23. 12 miles ularly a gilt of a beautiful permanent wave to enlianie the nat this month eed beds in the nursery must be prepared for new plant h. -nt i editorial publithed ln a paper owned "Hulby Howard crlticliin, BuTke for op- DON'T SCARE ICKES' BEARS IN THE PARK ural loveliness ol while hair. Becomingly styled for (mothers of northeast of Howell, Friday night. Beautiful Maharanee, But Others Barred gan and a large delegation of camera POnS the court bilL William J.

Bristol, 21. of Ypsilantl. The aenate Judiciary committee pre enthusiast are expected from out 01 town. and his companion. Miss Winifred all afes.

PERMANENTS from $4 to $15 Parson, 19, of Flint, were in the Mel Mauran Smith, Wealthy Gold Coast Heir, Leaps from 12th Floor of Hotel LONDON, May 1 (US) Even King George himself will not be allowed for a fleeting moment to rest his eyes on ius hospital and Fred East, 42, living near Howell, was in the Howell has-! pital. None was seriously injured. I that entitle the holder to pared to resume deliberations Monday on numerous amendments to the court bllL With committee opponents of the measure outweighing proponents 10-S. an unfavorable report expected when the committee votes on the bill May IS. Birth Control $5 East was traveling north on the beauty eervlcea to hm aa eat red and the GIFT BOOKS ings and 4.000,000 white and Norway pine seedlings must be transplanted T.ithln the nursery for another growing season.

Fast Is Ended After 53 Days Tennessee Mountaineer Says 'Lord Has Spoken' Asks For Tea and Broth one of his most beautiful oriental guests, the Maharanee of Jodhpur, coat ia only highway when he collided with the car driven by Bristol, it was said. RD1CT who has arrived in London for the cor ACQUITTAL CHICAGO. May 1 CS) Warning a doorman to "get out of the way, I'm coming down" Muran Smith, State police said East had no driv onation. It was learned tonight. ers' license and was not driving properly on his side of the road.

When he Queen Elizabeth may see her, but ARBAUGI-rS Eeaufy Solon Second Floor prominent gold coast playboy plunged '(ly4r4 ltm II you're planning on vlilttr.g Yellowc.one or some such placa this summer take hred: Don't wal dirty sl.lrt In any of the government' rippling rills. Don't dig for cotl or oil, or gold or travel. Don't fuh with r.eta or seines or trap or dynamite or drug. Don't buUd ramp within 33 feet a fire hydrant or a main road, dont have it unattended for more than 4 hours, and don't dig up any turf for foundation purpoM. Don't make any nolte at night tun-ha a bear or something equally ori-ligrrent approaches! and don't play the radio loud enouth for any bjdy tlf to hear.

Don't play pinochle for momy. or Now Isle Law is released from the hospital, he was. the rest of the occidental and oriental mankind must not "defile" this Hindu queen by so much as casting a glance to be questioned by the officers. ln her direction. to his death from a 12th floor hotel window today.

The wealthy 36-year-old heir to part of the Wells Fargo Express fortune had occupied a $175 a month apartment at the fashionable Ambassador Etst hotel. A half-filled whisky bot- Man Charged with Slaying His Sweetheart Must Let Jury Decide NEWCASTLE. Ky, May 1 U8t A drienj motion for a directed ver- While her lord and master, the mah-arajah, mixes with his pale faced friends here, plays polo with them. Puerto Rico Bill Is Signed Despite Stern Opposition Of Catholic Church FINANCIAL CONDITION APRIL 29, 1937 STOOPINQ OAK, May 4 (UP) Jackson Whitlow, mountaineer religious realot, ended his 53-day racf Satmriav with the sudden dec- Hle was found r.ear the window. Mctive for the leap was seen by po- lon th.

hM fpoktni diet of acquittal ln the murder trial of 3 Miy (UP) Brit. oen. Henry n. Puerto Rkroa first birth control bill, Uce in Smlt.is falluri to get in touch dm him to eat. with hi divorced second wife.

Mrs.i 4d Frn- Alln Cl-ne. now in Florida. He me t0 delKned to check the Increasing over- lug any gambling derlcw. roulette jMsnlull after both side hsd re-trd. wheels or whatever.

Into the parks. population of the Island, became IawjHjte, cordj reVMled he aUempted tt ome squirrel broth, wmuow aaw today when acting governor Rafael her at her Chicago home last h1 wa weak volce' mlsslon Drnhardt charted with the flavrng A pair of dke may cost 11,000. Dotit ahoot fliecrackers hu M'- vta Garr Ti" Menendci Romas signed it despite vlg- has ended ami night dines and goes to theaters, his little queen remains at home. She will never see or speak to one of her husband's friends. Only her near relatives are allowed to speak to her, for she keeps strict "purdah" (Privacy).

Her trip from India was a romanitc one. The maharajah reserved the entire cabin of the Royal Dutch Air liner which took them from Karachi to Croydon. So rigid were the precautions taken on the flight that no male person saw her. Normally, the Eastern mail planes at Croydon are met with crowds of sightseers, newspapermen and cameramen, but when the maharajah and his party arrived the landing field was cleared thirty minutes before the plane 'lor. Tommy Whitlow, aged father of the don old tiira or ride motorrycisj on opposluon of the CathoUc I That 6mllh-s despondency was part orous I church.

The ca-e experted to go to the ly due to brooding over the former i faster, roamed the Tcnnesfee moun- Jury of 12 farmer Monday following squirrei lur me bridle paths or plant a vegetable garden. Don't take a bath, except at ipe-r bathing place, and don't taki a Th' law 'ttatoute penal rcc in 1934 with tain and bagged a fode lt lal of. a $50,000 settlement was confirmed by broth. 14 Hit.timli'atlrn rf Infitrnii 1 wmm sis a I st 1 i Motion fur a acquittal v-r-! rnTbh wnceiodc menu. rlorence wmuow a was mde on the ground that ZT 71 foiice no lorcro; tne locnea door oi mountain wue oi me man rvw.

proicutlon hsd not proved Mr. I 1 the one-time stock broker apratment jused food "on the Lords oraers," Apill. an automobile while diunk or eioct was murdired. It was the lound torn pieces or a note aaaressea scnt 10 miles down into tne valley lor Mrnrnoez said sdvertlilng billboards. I i rf.

uciniB to his mother. Mrs Marv T. Smith of beef to make the beef tea. mmmm imi lire lor Ilirmooo. v.

uujrn, Mnnir. Cal Thf not- rfart- ctions raided asln.t "The Lord led me into this and; landed. I-1 i '-il IkfUUKr Hl.lllHtl u. I. .1 bum I -xv.

mnr fr.r to arcp dogs or cat Or operate a mo- ntnurr. iwnui juuuy iia ion- IUI StUCly nad Con- renin. Saturday, (he defend te my body cremated." Before without mtd rt te.t.mony calculated or thw 0cD. highest publ mcrah lie added tpecUl prrmlt. or lpe souvenir uvenlr.

the evils of unequal land distribu isrve initials in an thing. he will bring me out again," Whitlow a canvas tunnel was borrowed from told his wife and parents who have the Imperial airways and through this been with him during his 53-day fat. the little queen and her malds-in- He refused medical attention, of- waiting skipped into the covered car fered by Dr R. E. Standcfer.

of Dun- which awaited her and so she was lap. asserting "I'll depend on the s'lthcl to London. The cameramen I were warned that any attempt to take Whitlow sipped the squirrel broth Photograph of the maharanee would eral Drnhardt's declaration that his FLEETS NEAR 'BATTLE' IN PACIFIC WAR GAME tion In Puerto Rico and absentee land- in Th. trui whlrh Warhed Iordiim Intensified by the rH.lr.g population, increasing unemploy- numerous other rejulj. lion more will be publkhca as Use need arises, but these seem to cover the main point PR ESIDENT ROOSEVELT 'L, .7, mrnt and poverty.

I ABOARD U. S. S. PENNSYLVANIA aith relish. His wife brewed a second regarueu sue two ruv.

fell olf Saturdav so! "The -Und mu.t continue u. Pleet. May 1 (US) in said. "There no hope of pot, so it would be ready when he be camera would be liable to confiscation and special branch men were there from Scotland Yard to see that these Instructions were impllcity obeyed. rapid industrialisation to Solve the problem of unemployment Cor.se- conditions as possible and with the courtroom.

TROLLING FOR TAR PON Ith' 7. qeunlly, it is our duty to attack the soure of the evil by limiting the popu- MASS PARACHUTE JUMP a scientific birth con- Hawaiian Islands as the prize, rival fleets Jockeyed today for a general engagement in their war maneuvers. Admiral C. C. Bloch, leading the "black" fleet, as trying to take the SCHEDULED FOR TODAY comes hungry again.

Rose Maxine DeFoe Weds Hast in gs Man Spcll to The Sttte Journal: CHARLOTTE. May 1 With 500 Kuests in attendance. Rose Maxine OALVESTON. TV Mar UP Prcldent Rooetett trolled for tarpon late today in the choppy water of the CJulf of Mexico. TON OPENING 8MITHFIELD.

O. May 1 UP) SIlUllS CrOWtl isiiiiiP' The nay detroyer which Hawaiian L-land, while Vice-Admiral orount the Prci.k!rnt into orouc.ni trie Prci.klent into T. Tarrant, commanding the Texas raul Hir-ujriu. nun iv water from New Orleans, put in at and mam Iraper of the, UtlC 10 dUPei'StlflOU I white" forces, is defending them, and DeFoe. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Mur) Port Arkaiu. at 1:4 n. m. C8T.

It a rarafnur ciuo. sam too.y I at this hour they are feeling each I H. DeFoe. tonight became the bride cf Michigan and Waahington uvea. tied up alongside LONDON.

May 3 (Sunday) fCS i 1 the U.t. 8. Potomac, oi Mr. ful club members to make OPPOSITION DRIVE GOP Chieftain Declares Evils Of Present Administration Must Go i Superstition may prevent Queen Eliz-Lj, Dla Mrs. William R.

Cook of Hastings. chute Jump tomorrow a uhuiui.i. th from weirlnr hT rrnwn wllen I i riiu urcu. to prrmlt the Prraidrut trarvlrr to the Utter vessel, on which he will continue his Il-day fuhing vacation along the gulf coait. 1933-1937 Not.Ir' holds court with King Oeorge for Af' 'JTl'V flt time on Wednesday, the Cincinnati, had assured him oday ,7,.

said 1200 South Washington Ave. The Rev. Russell McConneil read the Episcopal ring service. The bride is a graduate of the University of Michigan and the co-educational school of Yale university. She also attended Columbia university.

For several years she has been a senior don Sunday Express today. all, CITY IN BRIEF by long dl'tanre telephone that arrangement have been made." Although the former Princess E'-iz- KANSAS LEGALIZES SALE OF 3.2 BEER ASSETS "We have to Jump by pairs nal Instesd of all at once." C.llnuk ouwn unt coronation cere-Aviation authorities believed It would ln Westminster Abbey, her maj- health counsellor with the W. K. WASHINGTON. May 1 (US) John D.

M. Hamilton declared tonight the first task of the Republican party is to fight the "evil" in sovernment un J2.404.7U7.12 REGULAR SUBSCRIBERS: If tour Journal hai not arrived by 7 oclock. call The State Journal office before Prompt deliver vitl be made. Dial S-9134. be the flr.t mas privileged to wear tne oiamona "IOPEKA, May 1 llT The xiurl and the schooner achieved in Kantas tday alter a LIABILITIES (Japiial Stock: Common $500,000.00 S.9' Preferred" 150.000.00 1J1 650,000.00 studded platinum crown beforehand, if chute Jump In thla country by der the Democratic administration and Kellocg Foundation in Barry county.

Mr. Cook is a graduate of the University of Michigan, the Carnegie Institute of Technology and the college of Journalism at the Unlversltv of In whkh C.irrle Nation the arches are removed. Queen Mary always appeared at court wearing her crown, without the arches. But because of an ancient haik'-d her way lo toi) billing on the to cooperate in the "good." The chairman of the Republican national committee, opening his campaign to rebuilt the G. O.

in a 1.2 I Missouri. He is editor of the Knights of Pythias will give a Banner "HI I EX OK tLl'BS" DIES NEW YORK. May 1 Mrs. Dore I.von. "5.

known a quarter of a cen prohibition Mage ar.d Kanta srolllsat gve Hie ration the blind pig. The whlfky pony and the gin Jlcer still were out, honrrrr, and a bottle superstition. Queen Elizabeth may de-. card party next Wednesday evening at Following a wedding trip to Wash radio speech called for aggressive opposition to the administration. tury aso as the "Queen of Clubs" be-lelde to make her first court appear-; 7:30 oclock at their hall 212'i South ington.

D. C. the couple will be at home after May 10 at Hastings. nf wine was bryond the law. for Kn- of her extetuive r'ub actlvttlr.

ance in a brilliant bandeau festooned1 Grand avenue. Saying he spoke for all the Repub Undivided Prof ita Net For Benefit of Truat Depositors 14.5 lu8.74S)l lican leadership. Hamilton declared: as. In erarlng the bene dry bill it today in St. Vincent hospital.

cua money. 6609 J3 tau-d when national Prohibition a she was editor of the Ctuow Oman's The attempted prevention of evil in gover- tent is the first task of the Kite Tournament Success rrnraled. made proviMon only for the mssaiine and preakient of the com- nCoLUC.nO flUlsl rLAIliL a of 3 hrrr. Ipany whkh publuhed It. opposition.

It must be discharged Cash on Hand and in Hanks U. S. Government Honda: Due Yrs. or Longer 170.586.41 Due Less Than Yrs 1.118.468.17 State and Municipal lionds: Due Yrs. or Longer 579.320.98 Due Less Than 5 Yri 1.

229,427.36 Other Bonds and Invest, menu: Due 5 Yri. or Longer Due Leas Than 5 Yrs 1 76,167 J4 Lotna and Discounts: Com'l Paper Purchased 296.705.48 Other Loans. 1.230.4o4.70 Real Estate Mortgages Due from State Treasurer Overdrafts Federal Reserve Bank Stock Other Asaeta Banking Houae Furniture and Fixtures LOST IN DEEP JUNGLE 1.9 1.0 As Five Events Are Held 16221AS 30 588.5111 J7 without fear of official disapproval and without fear of popular misunderstanding, for an opposition party becomes again the party in power only through an appeal from passing passion to ultimate sound Judgment." Kevcrvct for Taxea, Inlereit I'aid, Depreciation, etc. 02'i Commercial Deno.i 56.9"v a.s a an s-wjya i Delayed A'i Four rescue partleij slashed through almost impenetrable i luneW anulhweAt of hfr todav in Despite the whipping breeze that In the Kite Many of the entries were eliminated because of Insufficient length cf string. Unfavorable weather during the past 3 14 6 3 6'i 6C; search of a Ver.eruelan government "'PP11 scveral Dav tournament at Mars Day tournament at Hamilton told the Democratic party If Vioii AnnAcltinn in rvr- Marshall field Saturday afternoon, the event was pronounced a success by Mrs.

H. R. Har- 02' HEAT YOl HOME WITH A SAVE FAIRBANKS MORSE STOKER OX DISPLAY AT 41 S. I.OUAX PHONE JUI 2 "pea Tuesday and Thuradj lienlnjc 7 la McKEE LUMBER FUEL CO. two Saturday, had MW In to make the present administru-ing the boys and girts away with adhere instad of airplane, lost in tne dense tropical growth when it was forced down April 23.

Two AmerU-an. both Injured, were 1,527.190.18 56 1. 407 JO 19.198.2 18.43 35.48 225 -SO 37 18.06 Sawnt Depoma Ivey of the city receation department. I RAir.fH out tut Raturdav and 2,918.543.41 34.4" 'blindly following personal Z'c 0' tain. Five Events on Program Five events were on the Kite Day schedule: Strongest-pulling kite, hlgh- Weather Data with the plane, three survivors -ho' owtd undtT weelC local fought their way to El Dorado said.

youtn en joyed Its first chance to show Co-Pilot Meodora. one of the trio iu handiwork and skill. A wide range who atruanled out of the Jungle, sa-d and variety of kites were displayed William Armstrong Perry, writer, of from cumbersome box-kites of the old-Weatport. Conn, had a probable skull fashioned variety, to "miniatures' fracture: Frederic D. Grab of Chi-1 measured by inches.

One of these dl- TOTAL LIABILITIES 100 0 TOTAL ASSETS 100.0", $8,480,885.98 'est-f lying kite, smallest kite, novelty 'kite, and getting kite up first. Follow-ling are the winner ln each of the Dial 52924 107 E. Michigan Avt. None ol the Above Li ted A.ia Are Pledged DEPOSITS BY FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION cago. United States legation commer-1 minutive entries, less than half a foot 'events: clal attache at Caracas, suffertd wa modeled on a maple-leaf Strongest pulling kite: Richard tu.lons.

motif and actually flew. Less spec- Bunnel, Holy Cross school, first: Fred Th. 'h i entries made of newspapers or! Flake. Oak Park school, second, and i inv material handv. our.

ur a aood Bernard and Ray Nolan. Walnut snowing againx coicriui compeuuon. m.ikjui. iuhu. port cn the Cuyunl river MONDAY SPECIALS OFFICERS D.

E. BATES. Preaident H. F. HARPER.

Vice-Preiident A. A. ELSESSER, Vicc-Pretidem C. A. FORS.

Vice-Preiident and A. J. Auditor and Ca.hier A. W. WOOLSEY.

Chi ELLIS VAN SICkI.E. Aatt. EDWARD ROE. Mgr. South GREAT LAKES SAILORS BENEFIT FROM RULING Highest-! lying kite: Russell Scovlll, Main street school, first: Don Morrison.

Pattengill Junior high, second; Fred Flake, Oak Park school third. Smallest kite: Robert McQrath. High street school, first; Russel Sco vlll. Main street school, second, and Fred Flake. Oak Park school, third fir- A OUR OWN FAMOUS r-i -v BONELESS fU SMALL Mc STEAKS vib.

Novelty kite contest: Fred Flake, Oak Park school, first: Austin Dal- DIRECTORS DON I BATES, Preaident and General Manager Keo Motor Car Company ALBERT A. ELSESSER, Executive Vict-Prcudcnt CARL A. FORS, Vice-Preaident and Caabicr CEORCE HAGA.MEIR. Building Contractor HARRY F. HARPER.

PreiU'cnt and General Manager Motor Wheel Corporation ALBERT E. HL'RD, Vica-Preaident and Central Manager John Deere Plow Company F. VREW Seerctary.Trcaaurcr and General Manager Downey Hotel FRANK A. STOLTE, Retired FRANK H. THOMAS, Real Eat.te CLYDE J.

TRL'ESDELL. Lumber Broker THOMAS A. VANDI" VOORT, Preaident Van-Oervoort Hardware Csmpsmr i tTAT101 a a r5 tn Alper.i 6E 5J 5 42 Ciir" BoMon 61 4S Our Bullilo SO il 62 Oir HE 0 Clear ChKisn NE SS S4 Cloudy, Cncit.nail SE 1 5S Cifir i NX S4 "I 4S Clear Cochrane. 4J Cieir rjrr.vrr 1 i r-trolt 0 ti 47 PtCidy! 40 4t it CoutJI Fcrnonton "0 "4 5' CUar I Ccsm'u 54 SI 46 Cloudy. r.rr.l.e 5 Bln I nalvciton 1 '2 Cloudy i Orind Rapidt 8F f.

SJ PtCMv Crien Bar S4 SS 4S Cloudy I 't 4 Bain Kinsu Clly "0 4 Cnidl Kfnlooii 40 I Antelei I Ludmrton so P-Cldij Mirquetu SE 41 4 Cloudy Mrmph'i 81 so Rin CaJn It SS 64 CeudT 41 MmnemoolU RE 60 61 46 PtCldj Mwni! NE 64 70 SO Oar Nw Orleins fcE 11 74 64 Cloudy York fcE S6 14 44 CUar Prry Sound SW 6S T4 44 Port 46 46 44 Cloudy 4u Apptll NI 60 26 Cloudy St Loui 66 T4 5S Bln City KH' 64 64 11 Oar il FrinciKO NW "6 SO 51 Oar Si ill Vlarle 4 so ington 62 72 40 Cl-ar jWlonlpcf 44 Clar in Gerald Andersen, first high division. DETROIT. May 1 4l Several thousand great lakes sailors were potential beneficiaries from a court ruling here today upholding a federal statute of 1979 extending preferential treatment to alien sailors employed on merchant vessels tinder United States regit try. Under the such sailors may attain citizenship after three years of continuous service. Five years of continuous residence Is required by the general citizenship status.

lltlRESS WINS DIVORCE RENO. Nev, May 1 (U8 Mrs Cross school, first: Fred Flake. Oak SUMMARY OF GROWTH April 29, 1933 1934 $2,677,747 APril 29 1935 $4,562,438 April 29. 1936 $6,067,235 April 29, 1937 $7,748,455 100' Purt LARD third. Getting kite up first: Oak Park school, first: Fred Fliie.

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