The Daily Inter Lake from Kalispell, Montana • 1

The Daily Inter Lake 0 EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY LEASED WIRE 'RVICE THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 'NUMBED wSSL Senate Rejects Motion 16' llm and was si unbilled to lln In (Continued on pane 4) TWELVE INDICTED stnnd held by the 4000 IN MURDER TRIAL Vivian was found nearby be CONIRMATION KC VOTE RAUD PROSECUTOR SPURS COALITION DRIVE no politi last Canadian told of here Walker not Mil open let was born in County Clare April 12 1S4 tl and 'eatne do the Musso Joplin than 10 On the first ballot the unanimous lor conviction limit ing vote against tiic local they too" near corn anti oats opened tower at Chicago but later became firmer The copper futures market was AT PORTLAND BY THE GRAND JURY prov inllnence man I Im tt ho for oc weather vote The was an as SAYS BRITAIN RANCE AGREE SITUATION IN AUSTRIA IS Tho Only Dully NowspnHr In Northwest Mo 'tnhn reportedly increased to 980 a pound compared with prov ales at 965 cents Raw silk hides and rubber futures Peb Seu ID Ind) one of the the Roosevelt court today he would seek MISSOURI BOY SOUGHT LOST SINCE SUNDAY Live News Today Debate Belief und an eniergen appropria ib JkU DETECTIVE WITNESS AT MURDER TRIAL and even rands have the advice of the Italian premier (Continued on page 4) HITLER GAINS OOTHOLD IN AUSTRIA HIS PERSONAL RIEND IN CABINET was only any and zinc today for 12 year old Bert lost since Sunday The eb 16' CP) in Montana's long 1938 was predicted Thursday i Ullictnls Cxc unlties as bohitcrs Inin Order nt Tijunna Display of Machine Riflles Japanese help Japa patrols were sent to supervise Japanese Ireland fhe United States when he was senator (D NV i lold against cloture regarded as a vote SEN VAN NUYS ASKS RE ELECTION THROUGH INDEPENDENT COMMITTEE Helena eb 16 Michael Geary HI who came to Helena in 1861 the year of the gold dis covery in Last Chance Gulch died today at the lionin of a daughter Mrs red May 1 lent Anilities enactment of the bill ID NYI declared smp the measure were to force a final vote on her brother had help when they bicycle ride bicycle ami it was feared he had fallen into one of the countless unmarked open shafts that dot the neighborhood rench and in Berlin government Senator Wanner lite senate vote is bound to be against the bill "Cloture'' is a senate rttle bv favorable New York eb 16 The American ederation of Labor has rejected the appeal of Josef Stalin Soviet leader for organized labor throughout the world to sup port Russia in event of war Matthew Woll AL vice president said today Soviet regime deserves no more support from organized labor in democratic countries than governments of Hitler and lini" said Woll for the nearly (RIO American workers affiliated with the American ederation of Labor I am authorized to say that American workers will not permit themselves to become embroiled in war to help save Stalin's dictatorship" he continued Woll has been selected by the AL executive committee to represent the AL at Oslo Norway in May at the meeting of the 'international federa tion ol trade unions Ho said he bad been instructed to op pose" there a proposal to admit the trade unions of Russia into the IU He said the AL would withdraw from the ITU if the proposal is adopted Announce Main With Guns Paris eb 1 of the rench foreign office announ ced tonight that the British ambassadors the present cleanup its OPPONENTS THE BILL PREDICT IT WILL BE SHELVED AS RESULT THE VOTE DEMOCRATIC LEADER HINTS IT MIGHT BE LAID ASIDE RIDAY TO TAKE UP EMERGENCY RELIE APPROPRIATION Helena in the dis Harry Truman Missouri's dergast endorsed junior alone voted against Milligan's confir mation A REJECTS APPEAL SOVIET LEADER! to bomb the tun Lyle IL Gar aho was charged with five oth to declare concerning Austria A high official of the Qua! say said Britain and rance as a result of talks in London and Taris had agreed that the situation in Austria was "very grave" oreign Minister von Delbos it was stated had conferred at length by telephone with Anthony Eden foreign secretary on the crisis arising from the penetration of Nazi influence into the Austrian cabinet at behest of Reichsfuehrer Hiller In London Eden had talked with rench Ambassador Charles Corbin in Taris Delbos conferred with Sir Eric Phipps the British ambassa dor 1 Tijuana Mexico Koh 16 (Al?) Ono man died live others were reported injured today as tin result of prolong ed rioting by a mob which fruitlessly sought to lynch the asrortod sox slayer of an 8 yeai' old girl Mexican officials announced tho Survey of casualties as soldiers po lite and volunteers maintained order with a display of machine guns MIXTURE PRICE GKttlS SlAltffltNl THE PRESIDENT Helena Mont Some moderation est cold spell of for tonight ami federal weather bureau arc favorable curcnce of generally fair and some moderation of the severe cold" Meteorologist Maughan said this morning Temperatures were below zero in all paits of the state during last night with the ex'ception of the ex treme southwestern portion where Missoula reported two above The mercury did a nose dive to'19 below at Cut Bank during the night Havre reported 24 below Great all 18 below and IP lena 14 below At ort Peck the minimum was 12 Miles City 8 Glcndive 6 and Kalispell 2 Light snow fell in all sections ex cept the area west of the Continental Divide the charges of "futile debate" made against the at tack on the nieasure were unjusti fied The discussion lias served he said to bring out that neither the people" of the country nor the majority of the senate ac tually want eight year old was the object of Manuel Con commander of the military aid the man had con He was held at THE DAILY INTER LAKE KALISPELL MONTANA WEDNESDAY I'EBItU AllV 111 II13H higher Export spot copper price1: were cent: Mo eb 15 GP) More men aided hy airplanes fields and abandoned lead mines northwest lphia eb ('Pi i detective who questioned Mary I O'Connor after her arrest for the The man who died during killing of llve yeiir old Nimcy Glenn night was Vidal Torres 56 He would be presented for ro noininatiou at the Indiana demo cratic convention in June Two oth er candidates also are in the field Asked if his letter meant he would run as an independent if de nied the democratic nomination Van Nuys replied: letter speaks for itself" Although the 63 year old smialor did not name the persons" who he said opposed his candidacy observers recalled that Gov Clifford of Indiana after a While House call last summer said demo crats of Iiis state could not be ex pected to renominate Van Nuys comment was made shortly before the senate shelved he court reorganization bill Van (Continued ou page 5) leading foes of bill announced reelection through an committee of 100000" Indiana vot ers persons in politics have issued decrees calling for my elimi nation as a candidate for Man Nuys declared in an ter to friends "No official no clique clan or set of politicians can dictate by retirement from Indiana public life without first submitting it to the people Van Nuys who won his senate in 1932 by defeating James Watson veteran republican reiter ated earlier statements that his in's ll' day siege of was i in a disclosure by A Chape post office director general! he had been notified that Japa I censors would move in on post oflb os "in llm near future I i While these questions came Io a' head in Shanghai Japanese troops on tlie vast Lnnghai corridor battle front fought to establish a base for' crossing the Yellow river in their drive to sever the Lunghai railway and threaten Hankow lent 1 1 porary capital Japanese airplanes and artillery! backed up grim ml forces lighting i against stiff Chinese resistance at i engchlu on the northern! Continued on page 4) porters of termined" it House Tim house debating cy $250000000 redief tion beard Rep Cannon an appropriations committeeman 4 11 toLol lOfiSdi I i i iiUHit tin net hvh nil tut it Isutferin 1 I I A LU I ill U1H 1 1 IL 1 1 1 i 1 1 'll 1 1 8 J'C tl 1 1 inonsamis woo nave Deen thrown hon)( it 1a wuih IVCilUStt VI UUIKUUVIIS I over which they have no House leadm predicted passage of the relief measure by nightfall Some house republicans were op posing the relief bill and some (Continued on page 5) (By Associated Press) Washington eb 16 (AV) senate rejected Imlay a mol ion for limiting debate on the tint i lynching bill Defeat of the motion left unchanged the stains of the fili buster against the measure now entering its 28th day Opponents of the 1)111 which would provide tor iederul prosecu tion of state otllchds who full tri tiT 1 iinh I it i I 1 1 that it would he shelved soon as a result of the vote Proponents said tiny would con titiuc to seek vole OU the bill it I self hut Democratic leaib Barkley i of Kentucky indicated it might be I laid aside riday to take up the250ootjmo emergency relief ap propriation ilibustering southern senators crim when support ers of the anti lynching bill insisted a vote against limiting debate would amount to a bill Au interesting sidelight of the murder trial was related by ISOME MODERATION IN COLD SPELL PREDICTED MONTANA PIONEER CLAIMED BY DEATH Portland Ore eb 16 An AL plea for unions to "get Governor Martin out of the way" ami a CIO demand for federal in vestigation of alleged Oregon labor terrorism were heard today after 12 men had been indicted as reputed A Paddock president of the Eugene AL Central Labor Council of stronir arm methods was being un dertaken under Governor orders at lie behest of big business He said "labor must get Governor Martin out of the way" At a mass meeting speech Har old Pritchett president of the CIO International Woodworkers of Am erica asserted Hie federal authori ties should take the investigation out of the bands of state and enforcement agencies "because will find some politicians there Twelve men Including tier business agent of he AL Mas ters Mates and Pilots union were indicted yesterday by the Multno mah county grand jury hearing charges against more than 50 al leged labor terrorists Deputy District Attorney Clar ence Potts said Garner and four others were charged with attempt ing ner ers with attempted bombing of the freighter Chamberlain Jr Also indicted were Clarence Ad ams head of the AL hiring hall Ernest Carson John Newlands Leroy Groshong and Wil liam Blackwell for alleged malici New York eb 16 Presi dent statement that raw material and commodity prices were too low was greeted today in com modity markets with a mixture of price trends In the foreign exchange market however the dollar continued weaker in relation to leading world curreo Icies The British pound sterling was at a new high for the year In for ieign exchange circles the trend in I Washington was regarded as tiouary" and the developments of the I past few days were looked upon as made I accelerating a flight from the dollar effective oniv bv favorable two i which has been under way 1or some thirds vote under which debate on I''111'0 ''W foreign investois hn tf Aim sind nnfx nn a uiuasiue can nt? curneu Supporters of the anti lynching bill tried ago and again today to invoke tile rule in an ef fort to break the filibuster Replying to plea for a ious favorable cloture vote Senator Con nally (D Tex i leader of the south were higher eni bloc said the New York seeks to intimidate the quiet senators by saying a vote cloture is a vote against the bill Conally insisted and Cdmmnmlor ivan of polnr etntip sent wold be would ad vise the leaders of tho rescue ex pedition later tonight ns to when and how Ins nun should lie taken the fine which has been their home dur ing eight months of drifting down from the North Pole from exposure and unable Later al her she said left her to go for became lost on a May 8 Two ITS nos from Soviet I I I a I i 1 I vuitip mv 1 four Uussluh cleiitlMtH ndrll'l on nn I oil I Ho VII I VOllM Ol lilT'CHP Incdcnl Comes as Mannes and 0 riiniiin(( w() (ui Jnp Authorities Try to 5cl tie Issue of Authority in lv t'lwieviclihv piloting a plnne Shanghai oreign Area I'rom the i obrenk'r Minimin mid Genn'idy VIihoIT flying from the Tn'myr spanned the biiel' 12 miles Sh i pj ii Pel) lb A 1 rjt i ng tlio its from thi' United Stales maiiues 1 ui iu 1 up by the piu'k baek lilHO cheievhhny began his flight late an Japanese patrol ot mmn and landed on a 1 3 mon attompliiiR to enter I ho: rp nli rilin aft'r circling for American detense sector I ri minutes lie remained tliere Shanghai's international set viiwoff limded 20 minutes after liis llemenl colleague but remniimd only ten The I'liine ns marine of minutes tied returned to the Taimyr lie rs mid Jipnncse authorities con furred in tin attempl to seltlviimli' ubly Hie Issue of authority In the set I lemeiil The Americans malnlaini'd they were capable of patrolling llm 'tyii hoiit said thclr liccior Io mining enterprises in (le va Iley Geary prospected Butte country long before covery of copper there In addition lo Mrs May Geary is survived by three other daugh ters Mrs Charles Warren Mrs Louis Ramsey and Mrs John Bry soti and a son William Geary all of whom llm in the Helena area uneral services will be her' riday afternoon or Limiting Debate on Anti Lynching Measure TWO RESCUE PLANES REACH OUR RUSSIANS ADRIT ON ICE CAKE Kansas City eb 1 6 Con "It shows the machine can firmation of Maurice Milligan make good its promises to militant District attorney who has convicted 50 election officials on vote fraud charges for a secondterm spurred coalition forces today in the drive to oust the Pendergast Demo cratic organization from the cPy hall senate confirmation yester day of reappointment by President Roosevelt was "the gretr cst thing that ever has happened for good government in Kansas Col red hitteii senator from The cotton market was steady ami The white house comment on agafnst lri es coupled with the farm bill' were looked upon constructively tor lr I lA tne future out caution seemeu io uv the current watchword Leading issues on the New York stock and curb exchanges were frac tions to a point or more lower Many issues however recovered much of early losses later in the day Stricter Japanese control Shi hi i in another direction Jecn Iain that tie Washington eb 16 LB) Ad ministration economists searched to day for means of increasing prices of some goods and cutting prices of others In the wake of President Roose assertion late yesterday that commodity prices generally are too low government experts said the nil un ii nriene i ir SiLUaiLUll mi nuvu puoco uiv talked about They indicated farm products and food generally are too cheap and that textiles and various other raw and semi finished materials are in need of help But thee economists and various federal officials have complained re (Continued on page 3) a conviction on second degree murder was suffic ient but they were soon won over on the argument that Ayers is a man I unsafe to again be at large I The verdict was returned in actly two hours after the jurors gan their deliberations Hedrick was chosen as fore of the jury retention shows hat Washington is not eating but of the hand of the Pondrgat ma Whitten declared es the machine can not President Roosevelt spokesmen tmivoral candidate of an independent those convicted of vote fr Demoerats Republicans coalition been promising 'we'll stop "It encourages the coalition forces They confidently expccted to have a in their campaign tn overthrow tno I mticliim Democrat named as Milli Pendergast machine and end I successor gel the vote fraud voting' here I (Continued ou page 2) DEATH DEALING COLD GRIPS ROCKIES dfiUn KAlri DEiurii nncni uuwo num ixlouli vr RIOTING BY MOB MONTANA AND NEBRASKA REPORT DEATHS BY REEZj INC ICY ROADS BLAME OR DEATHS IN COLORADO AND KANSAS AS LONG DELAYED BLAST INTER Mexican WHIPS SOUTHWARD OUT WESTERN CANADA (By etl Pi Denver eb 16 (AP) Dentli tlcnl ing roltl gripped tlwi Rockies snow and sleet lay over ninclt of the great plains area 1 and Oklahoma ran at Hood stage today as a long delay ed blast of winter hipped southward out of estern Canada Mpntnnn and Nebruskn reported deaths by freezing and Icy high ways W' I'lnmed for deaths in C'plurado and Wyoming' The abi itil i Iiiiiizi' of Went bur retichlng front the Mississippi river to Lltih followed by a day the cess ation of heavy rain Anthony 61 was found fro zen to death yesterday In an empty ore ear near Anneonda Mont wl eie the temperature dropped to It) below zero Montana tempera tures generally were below zero Near Alliance in western Ne braska Willie istamler It) negro transient believed to be from Dan ville 111 was found dead on a able road a victiai of the cold Earl Sago io of Aurora Colo1 was killed last night when his truck plunged from a snow covered highway down an 8 foot embank ment near Watkins Colo John Vunbrook of Denver died in a crash on a sleetv highway near Syracuse oils injury to personal property in would ask the German connection with the burning' of a Millard avenue fuel company truck All charges arose from an AI CIO struggle for control of sawmill workers which began August 14 Carson and Newlands have plead ed guilty at Dallas to arson charges arising from a $130000 West Sal em box factory fire Cecil Moore awaiting sentence at Dallas on a plea of guilty to arson charge pleaded guilty to sanltlng two river pilots mass meeting he bad been denied a visa for permanent resi dence In the United States because of allegations he was a communist He denied the accusation His ex tended visa expires ebruary 28 (By Associated Press) Vienna eb More than 2000 Nazi political prisoners who had been granted amnesty began leaving Aus trian penitentiaries and concentration camps today as a reorg anized cabinet with Nazi influence in a powerful role assumed control Their release was one of the results of sweeping changes wrought II1DV TTM A MI MflllQ by Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg attJUIll UlJ the behest of the leaders of Austria's rAD ft AM i TUR LUlVltllUfl the was testified at er trial today Mary told shot through the shoulder as troops him she struck the child "with her imposed martial law 1o drive back list" i ho imb which formed twice mid Detective Captain John Murphy burned police headquarters and a who said he obtained a statement tempmaty jail and then damaged the from the 19 year old girl athlete federal building telling how the child died last Labor A young Tijuana soldier held as Day said Miss told him the attack slayer of she ami Nancv were walking in a Olga Comacho muddy lane near th ir homes He vengeance General saiil Marv tobl him she slipped and tn monev fell out of her pocket Shezone hm told Nancy she would give her a fessed the crime if she would help pick it up ia secret spot "Nancy Mary said then started to The girl daughter of a bartender pick up and eat some berries" disappeared Sunday night Her body Murphy testified I was found the next day at an out "Mary went on: told her to stop lying spot and medical examiner Dr Then site asked for a ride on my (Ralph Orsonio said she apparently bicycle ami made a lot of remarks had been criminally attacked after and 1 told her to shut up ami not i being killed by strangulation or bother blow on the head i with mv fits Marvt Business was virtually nt a sai'i ami she fell down on iter baek till today as soldiers were posted I thought she had struck her head on roo's of buildings commanding when she fell I' turned her over andjviewk 'of Hiiuclpj steets Machine fob her pulse but it was not beating guns were mounted at strategic cor "Thcn Mary said she picked up tiers All cafes night clubs and (Continued on page 8) saloons were closed wvn fnl nnrlhprn and southern I neighbors Reichsfuehrer Hitler and Premier Mussolini Some circles said Austria had be came the puppet of two totalitarian leaders when the new cabinet con 1 taming a close friend or Hitler two Avers men avowedly friendly to Nazi Ger oUe of the jurors today many and two nationalists came into power The changes resulted from Satur (IjeStion on which there Berchtesgaden meeting of the difference of opinion was the degree nllzi ClllinCOllOlS 1 1 1 i Ihnurnit (VV PRESIDENT ASSERTS COMMODITY PRICES I Washington GENERALLY TOO LOW at or Van Nuys MARINES AGAIN TURN BACK ARMED JAPANESE PATROLS.