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CIRCULATION A TT70 AM TTDTJ7' A' mtThlT fl TTTTD IRsT A TT FINAL EDITION ooo l2LhJiyi 10Ji-iVMJUN 0 JOyJLN VJL Vy Exclusive Associated Press, International News, Consolidated Press Disvatches Than Exclusive Associated Press, International News, Consolidated Press Dispatches FIFTY-SEVENTH YEAR XO. 13G AKKOX, OHIO, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1927 (THIRTY-TWO PAGES) PRICE TWO CENTS 06oeooscccsceosoe9cooeo90oeooeeoeoeeoeo96oeoeooori iUl PUNS MAZER SHIFTS MEUJETT WOLLAM'S OWN STORY DEVELOPMEN no COST MILLIONS DEATH PhOT TO FRIEND o.AKron nanroaa Announces A Record 01 18 Years In The Air As, Told To Howard Wolf By Carl K. Wollam, Pilot Of The Beacon-. Journal, National Balloon Race FOGGY A NTI CITY DETECTIVE PLANNED CRIME; Relief Fund Passes Goal, Continue Drive WASHINOTON, May 11. INS The Red Cross flood relief fund reached S10.120.783 today.

Officials sai-1 that additional money would be needed to care properly lor Mississippi valley refugees, and the drive will be pressed vigorously. IE 1 RETAINS SECRET OF LOST PLANE Widespread Searcli By Ships Of Four Nations Brings No Trace Of Birdmen OTHERS NOT DETERRED BfillanCa Will Start a. WM iui I 1 II If v. e'Cn IL GRAND TO KE1TS REPORT JAPC DCTTIMPi 7- I Jfr 0.v 'Jrf- I AHWi ftfcWHrUnTfffiiit -iifaMr rfil fcifcWrffn ftit'-t MttUL ULI iimuioi fir 1 r-or fans uesmte warn1 Of Ambassador Herri 7 Br The Associated rrete The sea and land save bae.k no an- swer todny to the incessant cills for wnrri nt thn mlRufncr fl1rmfart-PantuliiH 'Nungesser and Coll. The Radio Cor- I a i i i ri uyi dm rui Improvements NEGOTIATIONS STARTED I Abundant Water Supply, Other: Facilities Available To Manufacturers i A.

C. 4. Railway Co. and A. C.

Y. Terminal Properties Co. offl-! clals, Wednesday, announced the inauguration of plans for an Industrial i betterment program Involving millions of dollars. Nearly 1,000 acres of land fronting on the A. CL tracks between Akron and Mogadorc will be Improved as a part of the program, The entire acreage, owned by the terminal properties company, will be used for factories and homes, according to plans announced.

Adequate and modern living facilities for all workmen and their families who care to locate close to their place of employment will be provided along the right- of-way of the A. C. Y. railroad. Indorse Movement Prominent realtors of the city have indorsed the movement and liave (agreed that the improvement will do much for the betterment of the city as a whole, as well as the factory district In East Akron and vicinity.

All of the land, which officials of the company propose to use for industrial purposes, served by the A. C. Si Y. railroad. Some of it adjoins property already being used by thriving Industries along the A.

C. Y. tracts. Subdivisions Planned In addition to offering advantageous Kites, both for industries and homes, the constructive development and service program of the company calls for Installation of improvements and public utilities, and sub-dividing of property. Both new and old Industries are ne gotiating for property along the right' m-viay, is snia.

uiucmis oi several (Continued On Pace 38) GOODRICH PLANNING 510,000 FACTORY Akron Company Buys 45 Acres Of Land Outside Los Angeles Purchase of 45 acres of land out- i side Los Angeles, on which a new fac- poratlon, the Independent Wireless and the navy swept the wide Atlantic -with radio querles-and met a wall of Retum Of Judge E. H. Boylan Upper left: The kite balloon which Carl Wollam and Charlie Roth flew out of Dayton In 1916. Upper right: Wollam at the time of the kite balloon experiment. Below: End of the' flight In a field near Circleville, O.

r.a The White Bird was 47 hours overdue at New York at 2 o'clock on her flight from Paris, and was last seen heading northwest off Kll-ush, Ireland Sunday moming. There was a re-nort earlv tndav thnt the nltinn lAkron Manufacturer Kill Self With Gun 3. K. Williams SACASA'S PROPOSAL VIEWED WITH DISDAIN U. S.

Will Not Consider Latin Help In. Supervision Of Nlcaraguan Election WASHINGTON, May 11. 'INSi The United States might entertain a sug- gestion that one or more Latln-Amerl- lan countries Join In supervising the Nlcaraguan elections only if such a re- Jointly made by the Sacasa and Diaz factions, it was said today at the state department. Unless the request of the 1 Sacasa group Is Indorsed by the Diaz govern no consideration, probably will be given the Idea, advanced by Dr. Sacasa that such double supervision be POLICE ARE SEEKING HIT-SKIP MOTORIST nhoro-o Wo Plarorl T)ryi fMinil By Side Of Road, Fled From Scene Dcputy sheriffs Wednesday arc searching Summit county, and bringing In suspects to be questioned, following an accident Tuesday afternoon, in which the driver did not stop.

Little Mario Mueller, 13, living on Masslllon was the victim of ho hit-sklil driver. She is recovering at her home todBy after having been hurl-i'cd violently to the road by the speed-! ing ear, and suffered numerous lacera- Hons and bruises about her head, faco (and body. Hurled -To Pavement Alighting from the Kromroy school 18 near hpr hnm tint nrhnnl rh hi bus near her home, the school child went across the road to a mall box nearby to post a letter. She was again crossing the road when, the speeding automobile caught her, and hurled her to the pavement. Following tho accident, the driver Is i nald to have picked up.

the unconscioiw K1 fm the middle of the roadway, then to have carried her to one side, where he left her; still uncon- entered hU machine and drove away, i i i i "r- v'i 4 k- I rniTOR NOTE: Thin is the iecr.d of srl tlx ln(rTlwl In hich Ctrl K. H'olUm, Brfton Jurnal balloon pilot, rerno.fitft IiIk In the air to Howard olf ita.fl reporter, who will accompany Wollam In the 1137 National Balloon face, Miy HO, at Cleveland-Akron Speedway, Stale rd. found at Truro, N. but this was I T1e APr11 Kvand Jury, carrying In ite oulckly proved false. hands Indictments which are expectad Many Eyes Alert to bring Into court cases which will de- Navul vessels are searching off New 1 cide the fate of horse racing in Sum-England and Nova Bcotla while the w(U Wedue.sday uft-Prench government has a fleet of de-! y' 1 SECOND INSTALLMENT MY FIRST experience with balloons wus not provided, by a raeing bug but by kite balloon.

A kite balloon, as the name inili-cates. is secured to the, ground with. a jsteel cable. 1 To the best of my knowledge Charlie Koth and I verc the first to ever fly oue as a free balloon. Kotli is flying in this year's national race as aide to Robert Lehr, Los Angeles balloonist.

The sausage tj-pe bag we piloted out of Dayton was one of the first kite balloons evef built by (ioodyeur. AVe had been at. Dayton J.K.WILLIAMS ENDS HIS LIFE i Organizer Of Akron Company Found Dead In Vacant House On TaHmadge Road RETIRED FEW YEARS AGO Health Given As Reason For Act Body Is Taken. To Morgue John K. Williams, 71.

founder of the Williams Foundry Machine and first vice president of the India Tire Si Rubber was found dead Monday ninrrifnrr In a vafanr. hAuvA nn Tall- jmndge directly across the street from his home. Death had been caused by firing a 12-gauge double-barreled shotgun Into) the abdomen and was said to have I been almost instantaneous. Suicide was the report of Deputies I Blosser, Cunningham and Wolf, who! investigated. Coroner M.

B. Crafts, who viewed the body, has not yet returned a verdict. Two plumbers, H. L. Bumpier and Found By Workmen J.

Arthur, 70" 6 N. Prospect U. found the body about 10 o'clock this morning as they entered the house to make some plumbing repairs. The body was lying at the entrance to the basement in the rear of the house.1 Nearby lay the shotgun. Williams had been dead about 4S minutes when the body was discovered.

Williams owned the vacant house In which he met death, deputies said HI health was the only reason advanced as to why he should take his life. Is lilt In Abdomen Deputies believed Williams went to the house shortly after 9 o'clock, prop ped the shotgun up in a corner near the cellar door, and pulled the trigger, receiving the full charge In his ab- I domen. The body was taken to Sweeny's. No funeral arrangement have been made. Williams leaves his widow, a nephew, lOoDtlnuea on Page 23) FLAGRANT INJUSTICE IN OHIO PENAL LAWS Women Prisoners At Reformatory Must Stay Year But Men May Be Beleased 11.

AP) The state supreme court today upheld validity of tlie law which requires women sent to the be held one year, even If a shorter sen tence is Imposed. The decision came in the case of Virginia Brady of Lima asking relea.se from the reformatory after she served the 30 days Imposed by the Juvenile urtatL" Two men given 30 days sentences at the same time In connection with the cose, were released at tlie expiration of their definite terms. Attorney General E. C. Turner, who participated in the case on the side of the women, contended that the law was unconstitutional because It does not give equal protection.

Tlie court refused to order the woman's release. GOVERNOR MAY CALL PUBLIC COMMISSION Review Of Sacco-Vanzetti Case Seems Probable As Defense Counsel Visit Executive BOSTON, May 11. (IN8 Attorney William G. Thompson, counsel for Nl-rnla and Vanettl. convict ed of slaying a paymaster and his guard, today called at the home of gov ernor Alvan Fuller.

It was understood that Thompson was to discuss seven affidavits alleging that Trial Judge Webster Thayer was prejudiced. WITH SHOTGUN i i i i 1 i stroncrs heading westward in hunt for the French aces. British and Canadian vessels also are doing their part to te wide expanse of the foggy Atlantic for trace nf the darintr hlrHmpiV. nut. sn i ar offorts have been Lookouts on trans-Atlantic liners scan the horizon for signs of the plane now believed forced down by the.

weight of Ice formed on her wines in flight. 1 Scotit hopes remain of finding the missing men, who many believe fell Into the sea north of the charted courses of steamships. Others suggest that the White Bird came down off Newfoundland, and unless the aviators were rescued by a fishing smack, they were victims of tho ice that crushed their fragile craft. French Ire Wanes Paris was steeped In gloom and de- (Conlinued.On Paffo 33) CULT MEMBER TELLS i several days testing the bag and got into diseussiofig with other aeronauts as to how a kite balloon wodd act when flown us a free balloon in the event of breaking Cut Clumsy Looking Craft Loose To demniytyiU'vvair worthiness.rff the Uopdyear built kite, Charlie and 'limCet into the basket and cut the clumsy looking craft loose, -I was an airplane -pilot, at the time, but neither Charlie nor I had eyer made a flight in a balloon before. We had no trouble with the kite, though.

We rose to nu altitude of between 5,000 and 6,000 feet and drifted along with the wind for several hours. Landed Near Circleville At one time we were carried down and allowed the basket to Aftcrjtory costing $2,000,000 will be con- though, but went back up touch the ground. We (lid not land rfeliii. off 70 mill-si in nil ive finally on a farm ncar.Circleviller-01iio. Amazing Story 0f( Canton Con-j Told From Stand By Underworld Chief BETRAYS FORMER CHUM Testifies Etf tor Was To Be I Punished Or Killed For An-, i noying Chief Of Police nr The Antedated Trent CANTON, May 11.

An amazinj story of a plot that began with a suggestion that Don R. Mellett be "slugi and run out of town" because of tlio trouble the former publisher was maU- A 1 -tl 1 i nded v.ltll thB of the youthful newspaper editor, win I told from the witness stand in court I here Wednesday by Louis Mazer, Joint- ly Indicted for the murder. I It wns a dramatic scene as Mazrr faced Floyd E. Streltcnberger, his former friend and associate, now on trial for his life, and began to relate a story that claimed the undivided attention oi all persons in the crowded room. Accused Sneers With the trace of a smile on his the ex-city detective kept his eyes on nis former friend as the recital enu- tinned.

Except for an Increase in tlio pallor of his face, the accused showed no sign of emotion as Master told li-. the scheme hatched in Strelter' ai uioiii uiiu now metier neipet the fatal shots. Shortly before July 13 Streltenberjcr Knew oermtteiy that Mellett was lo be killed instead of slugged, as om- mwl Planned, Mazer testified. Ik i uw ne lurmsnea tni the truu usd oy pat McDermott and said Sire -tenberger made elaborate plans mc getting McDermott from the scene the crime was committed. Picks Murder Bute The former policeman even went far as to select the time for the assassination, according to Mazer, who teili- fCoutinued On Psg.

33 ARMORED CAR EASY PICKING FOR -THUGS geven Bandits Eush paymas- ter's Truck To Curb, Make Off With $7,000 'n Cash NEW YORK. May 11. bandits attacked an armored car of erwraug pm ransu. o. on i MM a tor an e.chan-e vmastnr the paymaster IJ worked from two uutomoblles.

tlie fnv-t OurWeather Man OHIO WK.ATIIKIl WASHINGTON, May II, Generally somen hat fooler tonight, 7 dy T.iaper.iu in AkW.t t- man Trmo-reiure Akron at a. m. nai eori-s t-ieey 77 auk precipitation (or endjif I in 'n. 02 or an hi-h. 1 in wuirr ciuee al TueMijj-'K higtt foIloA' m.

Vdi Toda? nnttnli cloitfly lO'ft" elo'idy clotiu 64 CltirliuieU in rtpr. Pftroit ftmirty riwir cloud j- 1)tfti 9 4 t-fl 41 Miami Niw Orleans rln New Vork tlou'v luubiir e)mnt PorMmid, Ort. Itfi-iy iui clout' 41 tf4 WFtiiiiion fluuiiv 70 lypl hio. Tex tmrt cHu-lr, 4, Hui t-. roro-yiii.

ryr, cii Out cle-f, SO; Moaen. Utvb. cUr, ta. Our experiment demonstrated that a kite could be flown satis-factotrily as a free balloon although no quite so easily handled as the spherical racing, eraft. Flying; an obervation balloon as a free balloon is a common-place occurrence now, but at the time Both and I attempted it, it was really a venture into the unknown.

the war came on I was first stationed at AVinitfoot lake as an trainiin! naval cadets in airship and balloon flying. AT DIIDUCI I IP 1 flTP i Sheriff Jacob Bollinger in which he Ur rlJnlltLL a flb I declared race betting illegal, went be-1 fore the grand Jury in person to pre- nr sent the testimony. "King Benjamin Was Intl- William automobile dealer, mate With Herself, Daugh- I Blso b))cnaed, but was not taken cl before tlie grand Jury when he told tcr, Deposition States proserujor Hunslcker Uiat he had not ihn r-rnim-r-tf-rl with the Northampton Still later and for a. year after the ictments Are Expected In Return To Be Made Wednesday Afternoon OFF I CI ALS BEFORE GROUP Delays Action Prosecu tor Heads Fight lernoon. Indictments cnarging niatntalnlns a gambling place, or some like phase of the gambling statute, are expected to be returned' by the grand Jury when it makes a belated' report to Presiding Judge E.

H. Boylan. Judge' Boylan Absent xh, Jury hM been prepared to report sine Monday, but absence train the city of Judge Boylan who must roceivi; the report, has occasioned the delay. Members of the Akron Racing os sociatlon, Frank Nled. L.

E. Botoim, Eddie Francis, Ed Pohlman and Steve were called for questioning by tho Jury. i Witnesses Presented In Addition to this testimony, County Detective Wilson B. Smith and two Akron university students who bought tickets at races last Saturday prc-I sentRtl their evidence, County Prosecutor Oscar A. Hun-I sicker, who launched the fight against rai-Aii n-ffri an niun lpr.ter 10 riftVR aim for two years.

WILL STOP BETTING AT ALL RACE TRACKS Cuyahoga County 'Sheriff Makes Official Announce-ment Of Attitude CLEVELAND. May 11. AP-Shrrlff Edward Hanratty today announced he would stop all betting in connection with harness and running races In Cuyahoga county, but would permit all kinds of racing if there was no betting. Hanratty in making official announcement of his attitude declared his enthusiasm for racing and express- kia In atnnnlriff rl" of Mrs. Josephine Devino was dyna mi ted today and poller are working on the theory It was blackhand activity, No on was Injured.

The bomb wrecked the porch and the front of the house. This Is "the sixth dynamiting of homes here In the last four years. Want Government Aid In Cutting Oil Output WASHINGTON. May 11. AP Rom of the leading oil producers have appealed to the federal government! help to reitrlct oU production.

I The federal, oil board has replied that the government Is ready to assist in any proper manner. I and testing airships nt various stations ali'iig the Atlantic coast. coupled with an absolute need for Made Test Flight In Storm 1 greater production. At Cape May N. 1 supervised the assembly of the C-n, one ofio-t--1 the first airships designed to attempt the crossing of the Atlantic, for the navy.

I made many test flights with it, the lohiresr bring in very: ai llP pifjl DCTIIDMO stormy weather duriiifr the month of FebruaiT. -That UlilL nCIUtlllO structed by the B. F. Goodrich was announced in Los Angeles Wed nesday by B. O.

Work, president, of the company. President Work said that construction of the factory structure will start at once and will be rushed to completion, The -factory, when finished will have a capacity of from 6,000 to 8,000 tires and tubes dally. Commenting upon the new move a local official of the company declared that It was taken because of the rapid TO "AUCTION BLOCK" Will AtWnd Services At mouth Chnrch Where Beecher "Sold" Her NEW YORK, May 11. i API A negro woman who at tlie age of 8 was "sold for freedom" by Henry Ward Beecher in the pulpit of Plymouth church. Brooklyn, 87 years ago will re- turn there Sunday night, as the central figure In the 80 th anniversary of i I 1 I 3-honr and 8ix-minute trio covermir aistance or i.tntu nines.

i The first let? of tho propsef I machine ramming Ihe armored car and TAX OF INSURANCE Vnock nn VI lliw.ltniivu Six men then leaped out of the other nniinillirO DfinPTCn car and, with drawn revolvers, sur-UU hll All LO BUUO I tU the 1 machine. One sei company's car and all six Jumped buck House Agrees To Senate; Into their automobile, the man at Hie Measure, Latter' Repasses f. th tomobim ithen Joined his eompaiiloiis. Ihe Budget Bill Over Veto guards opened fire and saw him jger. His companions pulled him Into By C.

H. HADBOX their mnfhlne end sped awav, flrln COLUMBUS. May 11. By a ote of ns they went 20 to fl, the Ohio senate today con- brouaht the aerial sausaite dowti! war I was assigned to assembling of eun flight was from Montauk, 'he court of appeals decision to grant him a new trial. John Hickman of Columbus, also must die In the electric -chair for the murder of Dan Garrett.

Chilllcoihe policeman, the supreme court ruled In refusing to review his case. Long Island, to Nt. Johns, Xova Scotia. At St. Johns the crew seized an opportunity to grab off a last sleep before taking the trip across tho ocean.

Three hours before the time for the start the ship away from the ground crew in a 40-mile gale. Perhaps it crossed the Atlantic and kept right on going. At any rate it ha, never been seen again. First Airship Line In Country Returning to Goodyear I wag sent to California as their chief pilot there. With the gecond pony blimp built by Ooodyear I established an air line between Los Angeles and Catalina- island.

It wag the first lighter than air passenger line in the United States. Marshall Xeilan, Ihe photoplay took over the ship at the end of the season and 1 obtained a temporary release from Goodyear and broke into the movies. i The ship was used in a number of comedies, but its principal use was in taking the cameramen aloft for shots it was impossible to get except from the air. Neilati used the ship in "Cnster' Last Kight," "The Lotus Eater," "Peivrud." "Not A Drum Was Heard," and Hampton of Placer." Worked With Photoplay Stars I worked also with Larry Semon, Harold Lloyd, Jack Pick-ford, Eddie Polo, John Barrymore, Mary Pickford, Douglas Fair-; banks and Tom Moore. I had that ghip all over Montana and Arizona as well as California.

Early 1022 saw me back in Akron and in 1924 I had my first chance at a national balloon race. FRESNO, May U. AP)-The of the state of Michigan against! "King Benjamin" Purnell of the iufc 'of David was believed strengthened by, the deposition of Mrs. L. Boschkey, former member of the Inner group of the Michigan cult.

The will be sent to 8t. Joseph, for use as evidence in an equity action to be heard there ion May 18. In the deposition, Mrs. Boschkey ac-' fused Purnell of intimacy not only with her, but with her daughter, Purnell posed as an immortal and incapable of sin, she raid, Mrs. Bosrhkey's daughter, Mrs.

Har- riott Walker, now lives In Cleveland. Trerinff DmnrrAri Urging UemOCraiS To Nominate Borah GREENVILLE, S. May 11. 'API did not conserve a day's food supply, and consequently at dawn of the next day there was neither food nor water In the metal cae of a fire extinguisher salt rater was boiled and the steam condensed through the hose. Whatever luck aceniw to fishermen deserted them until the third day and their meal then was two small fish.

One of the few ships sighted came within 190 yards, hesitated, then steamed away. The rescued men. etl resident! of Jupiter are: V7. Bennett. H.

B. Allison, Neal Dubois, Barton Cattle, Ram N'esbll, Albert Nesblt and Ed Rawsey. 1 I I 1 I Beechers first sermon In the church. 1 Senator Borah, of Idaho, has been ad- would In no way interfere She is Mrs. James Hunt, wife of tranced as a logical choice for a program of negro lawyer of Washington, D.

I democratic presidential nomination by mernmK this summer and as a slave was known as "Pinky." Senator Cole L. Blease, Junior demo-, "Gambling or betting In anv sale from the pulpit of cratlc senator from South Carolina, jncr OT form absolutely under the Plymouth church was arranged by Iilca.se said here last night that al-. ban sheriff Hanratty Beecher when he learned that her though Borah sat In the councils of "U11iu the legislature act's to change grandmother had been able only to the Republican party, the Idaho sena- tl)B present statutes barrlnj such the little girl. Beecher preached tor In reality was an independent and tlvity." while "Pinky" stood trembling in the would outrun any other man the dem- rjug spring meeting has been ocrats could pick. nounced for May 28.

at Maple Heights, The result was oversubscription by The South Carolina senator said he i with others In prospect at of the 8900 necessary. Women belonged to no party "If you call the down. Brooklj-n and Granwood, The wept hysterically. Men tossed money democratic caucuses at Washington the regular rummer meeting of the grand the offering receptacles. party." i circuit Is scheduled for harness horseJ North Rnu in August.

Fire Extinguisher, Two FisKm Home Wrecked Salvation Of Fishing Party By Bomb Explosion NILES. May 11. APIThe home "i ituu.l J.u fciiu luiiuui'ieii "in, ar.rm.rn whether he would curred In the action of the house In passing the Myers bill Increasm-? the I excise tax on gToss premiums of for- elgn Insurance companies from to 3 per cent, The bill goes lo the gover- nor. The senate toduy passed the Lewis budget bill over the governor's veto, bv a vote of 29 to S. The bill, which i goes to the housn, authorizes the gov- mor to order heads of departments )0 itecp expenditures within approprln- tions made bv the legislature.

Senat In Itecess I (- The senate recessed shortly before legislature should adjourn sine die, or recess. The ga-sollne bill increasing on gasmino one cent a gallon. hmIW the balance. Both houses thrir worlt and analn sent the bill to conference. nvs measure is ne- stalled tn vleld 47 000.000 annuallv and finanee new road construction under jtne NorU)n highway fode, Maybe Politicians Talk About Politics NEW YORK, May 11.

(APt What do polttirlanii talk about when iney confer? Tho aim we to not- always the. obvious. Kvaroi woui-rn, wuom ivm Olvany. head of Tammany, MW did not talk aald Olvany, "it waa purely a aoclal NeUon P. Cook of Mount Holly.

adjoinintr Plymouth, birthplace of Mr. 'Cnolldge. also called. He did talk politic, it waa itatcd. tclilng why he Is lor Smith.

1 1 In ThorsdaVs Installment ef this ierlei Mr. Wollam tells the story of the thrilling flight by which he and Ward T. Van Orman brought the 1924 national balloon championship to Akron. the death sentence stand or review It by a public commission. The go-ernor's secnUry, Herman MacDonald.

stated however, that node- clslon would be forthcoming today. A CqUIliai cruifcl Directed By Judge Ap)-Kari H.j ERIE. May 11. nechlel. Buffalo salesman, on trial tor manslaughter, was freed today when Judge Rosslter directed the Jury to re turn a vcruict 01 noi amuy.

Bcchlel was tried for the death of Virginia Glbnry, Philadelphia show girl at a party in her hotel room on March 18, tM)HLIF KILLH li MOSCOW. May 11 (AP Fourteen persons were at Tiflls, UentgU, In a landslide on Mount David, which destroyed two houses. Search Is pro lecedtng for other bodlc. i 1 Heart Attack Fatal Slayer Must Die To University Dean 1 In Electric Chair DETROIT. May Al- COLUMBUB, May 11.

AP) George fred H. Lloyd of tha graduats ich03lVargo of Lake county, convicted of of the University of Michigan, died slaying Anna 8abo, March 31. 1028, here early today a fieart attack must suffer the supreme penalty, state "Oftcrdav while making the annual supreme court held today In reversing WEST PALM BEACH. May 11. (API A fire extinguisher In which drinking water was distilled, and two small fish kept alive seven men who drifted for seven days lit a damaged boat.

A blazing sun long before had changed discomfort to pain when the tanker Sunoll answered distress signals late yesterday and rescued the sailors of the 30-foot craft, 75 miles north of Jupiter light. At noon on the first day out for deep sea fishing, the party halted briefly vlrm their engine burned out a bearing. Thinking rescue a nut'er of hours they "swing out" address. Just before his collapse Dean Lloyd had bn lectur- ing to the students on "Some Factors of a Life Worth While." Born In lA6-f. Dr.

Lloyd Joined the 1 university staff In 1891 and was actin? president of the university in 1023. I. M..