The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 1

FINAL ii- EDITION FATHER Thunder showers tonight and Friday. mm AGON (JOTEJJEM Associated Press United Press NX-A. Highest temperature yesterday wm $5, lowest was 66 degrees. Ohio's Most Complete Newspaper PRICE THREE CEFJTS ONE-HUNDREDTH YEAR NO. 211 AKRON, OHIO, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1939 THIRTY-TWO PAGES Fie Fl SET TO SIGH Police, Elude BamdiiB Akron Business 'Fears' CLUB 'SLOTS' MER ATTACK F.R.

Will Win 3rd Term Into Swaimps After Crash IITMBILL Senate Restores Power Of Grudgingly Concede 'Greatest Political Machine1 It May Put President Back In Office Justice Group Declares May Stop Machines In Private Spots ISBELL LOOSES President To Devalue The Dollar By KENNETH NICHOLS BOY, 8 DAYS OLD, RIDES CLOUDS Youngest Flier In Akron A CROSS-SECTIONAL survey of opinion in Akron on the ques- tion of a third term for President Roosevelt today disclosed that the "fors" and "againsts" are, in turn, hopeful and fearful GAMING JOINT OPENS BLASTATFDES RESUME SILVER BUYING of another Roosevelt victory in 1940. BULLETS FLY DURINGCHASE $22.50 Restaurant Robbery Starts 75-MiIe-An-Hour Pursuit Industry, business and the pro- program has won him some friends there. The "shot in the arm" given the Club Lakeview Is Latest, Most Luxurious Place To Lure Dollars Foreign Price Cut To 36.75 Cents Per Ounce By, Morgenthau Declares Neither Mong Nor Bixler Could Win If Nominated building industry by the federal housing administration loans to small home owners enhanced Roosevelt prestige in the building and trades unions but the new recurrent threat of punitive action CONGRESS IN BRIEF I 1 STOLEN CAfJ IS WRECKED OPPONENTS HEAR TALK against "high wages and high material costs "has tipped the MONETARY Treasury wins right to purchase silver and apple cart dangerously. By far the biggest surprise un use $2,000,000,000 stabiliza earthed by the survey was the extent of opposition to a third fessions are, almost to a man, against a third term for F.DJR. but grudgingly concede that Roosevelt with "the greatest political machine in history" may.

ride to another near grand slam. "His popularity has waned only slightly," a downtown banker said, "and that only with certain groups. Meantime the federal spending program has enabled him to build up the most powerful political machine of all time." FHA Win Friend Labor is somewhat divided on the question. In the C.I.O. ranks sentiment is solidly behind a third term while the A.F.

of unions are, largely, ready to back a more "conservative" candidate although the federal housing administration COMMITTEE TIES ON 6-YEAR TERM term among the veterans' ranks. Bullet Mark Found On Door; Trio Held At Bay Dur- ing Robbery Remarks, Rebuttal Throw Primary Campaign Into High Gear tioli fund as administration triumph in senate restores President Roosevelt's monetary powers. Republicans American Legion leaders are strictly anti-Roosevelt and Vet The Club Lakeview, the county's most luxurious gambling palace, had opened its doors to Summit county suckers today a few hours after Akron Civic Justice association told Mayor Lee p. Schroy it intended to wipe out commercialized gambling even if it meant closing slot machine parlors in Akron's fraternal clubrooms. With Eddie Schlppacasse as managed, the Club Lakeview last night offered race bookmaking, roulette, craps and blackjack to the take-a-chance gentry.

Attorney William Giffen, head erans of Foreign Wars groups, claim action which passes, (Continued On Fag Four) 43 to 39, is illegal. Foreign Akron and Barberton polictj silver price set at 36.75 per A ounce. HURLED 25 FEET, and deputy sheriffs were staging an intensive manhunt today; for two half -drunken armed bandits who robbed a restau- '1 NEUTRALITY Senate dissension appears over continu ing present session for show By II. II. HARRIMAN Predictions that the democratic mayoralty primary campaign would be a three-cornered "pillow fight" were blasted last night when Charles Isbell unleashed a vitriolic attack on his opponents, former Auditor J.

C. Mong and Rep. Wilf ord W. Bixler. Opening his campaign in a "surprise" move at the Seventh Ward down on administration pro of the civic justice group, was rant, roared 75 miles an hour through the county dodging police bullets only to crash on Copley rd.

and flee on foot into surprised today when reporters posal to permit arms sales to warring nations. told him the Lakeview resort was operating. tiic uein uy awtuxipa. John F. Weimer Arrested Promise Cooperation But." he insisted, "the sheriff i.

t- as well as officials of the munici Resolution Limiting Tenure Of President Reported Without Recommendation Democratic club meeting in the After Fatal Accident On Copley Rd. By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, July 6. A belated administration triumph in the senate put the treasury in a position today to resume silver purchases and official use of palities have promised to cooper 1 Police cruisers sped through tha city for nearly two hours early today as they alternately picked up and lost the trail of the wild pair following the holdup of a restaurant on Massillon rd. Twice officers were in close .1. .4: L.

presence of his opponents, Isbell ripped into a prepared speech ate in closing these commercialized resorts by July 10 We confidently expect them to do this." which declared that neither Mong nor Bixler could be elected if Yesterday, as the race crowd Two young girls started to cross its $2,000,000,000 stabilization fund as soon as President Roose He said Bixler demonstrated his began to gather at the Club Lake-view, Giffen and Attorney Roy B. Meade, acting for the Civic Jus Copley rd. late yesterday on their way home from the grocery." One heard the hum of a motor car ap- unfitness to be mayor by support By Unite Presa WASHINGTON, July 6. The senate judiciary committee today tied 7 to 7 on the Burke proposal for a single six -year presidential term and reported the resolution to the senate without ing the "sterilization which Droaehinir. stepped back, scream tice group, walked into Mayor Schroy's office with a demand ing a warning was passed by the house but killed in the Ohio senate last winter.

He attacked the young candidate hspinu "there man Six- that he order removal of slot ma CALVIN MRS. KNORFF The other girl ran on. there velt could sigh the hard-fought monetary bill. Despite republican arguments that the action was illegal, the senate voted late yesterday 43 to 39 to restore these powers and the president's authority to devalue the dollar. Roosevelt is expected to sign the bill today.

chines from fraternal rooms Our drive," Giffen explained was a crash and crunch of metal against tender flesh the girl's body hurtled 25 feet through the today, "is against the commercial air. ized gaming places. But if we must insist upon closing of every form of gambling to obviate pos Janet Shook. 15-year-old girl With his authority returned SILENT CAL, the youngest passenger ever flown into Akron, rode into the Municipal airport last night. His name is Calvin Emmanuel Knorff, a big nam for a little fellow just eight days old.

but he made such a good sky rider that fellow passengers dubbed him Silent CaL' Born in Jacksonville, Calvin Emmanuel was adopted immediately by Mrs. Alfred G. Knorff, of Detroit, who decided on advice of physicians to fly the baby to her Detroifhome. Physicians said the long distance to be traveled to Calvin's new home would be less difficult for him by air than by train or auto. athlete and dancer, student at Buchtel hiarh school, was lifted Secretary of the Treasury Morgen sible charges of political Barberton officers got 1 enough to open fire, sending two bullets crashing after the car, on of which lodged in the front door on the driver's side.

Steal Plates, Auto The bandits went into action shortly before midnight. First they stole a pair of license plates in Kenmore. Then they stole an expensive new automobile in South Akron to which they attached the plates. The pair made its next appear-ance in Barberton where they filled up the stolen car with gaso-' line at a filling station on Wooster rd. Police started a hunt for them a few minutes later when they left the station without observing the usual formality of paying for the fuel.

About 2 a. the pair drova up to the Hill Top Sandwich Shop on ManaiTIon TVf. mfmmm from th thau today slashed the treasury Consideration of the resolution will provide the senate a full dress opportunity to discuss the question of a third term for President Roosevelt. Senator Edward R. Burke, democrat, of Nebraska, an outspoken anti-New Deal opponent of a third term for President Roosevelt, offered the plan in the form of an amendment to the constitution to be submitted to the states.

It was itism. then well do so." tenderly from the pavement, car foreign silver price from 38 to The sheriff. Giffen told the ried to Children's hospital, fatally lers on the public payroll" arra said his campaign was being managed by Phillip Hartz, deputy county auditor, who he said was a "recent arrival from Cleveland. Hot Replies Made The former Akron safety and finance director charged that Mong, as auditor, was a puppet of the late C. L.

Knight, and added, inferentially, that voters "who have some regard for the sanctity of the home" would not support Mong for mayor. Isbell's remarks threw the cam 1 ill! mayor, "has waicaiea nis wimng injured. 24th To Die ness to enforce the law against commercialized gaming, as well as There, six hours later, she died. arainst country clubs and xeno to become Akron's 24th sacrifice parlors, but takes the position that to traffic this year. an indirect approach to the third Opponents of monetary act face Ion )f delay In court ruling as they must wait until President Rooae-velt- uses disputed power before filing: test actions.

Story on Pare II. Kaymond dapper comments monetary bill, Page 25. S6.T5 cents per ounce ai re if he's to enforce the law he wants HAMPER STORMS term question but, in effect, gave it enforced everywhere." The tragedy occurred, in, front of 775 Copley rd. Janet, who lived at 60S Ritchie and her friend the committee an opportunity to WPA MEN STILL ini IM PPflTFST Has Done Good Job indicate whether presidential terms paign immediately into high gear ahould be limited or unlimited- Edna Dickerson, 14, of 428 Madi The mayor, Giffen admitted, has as Bixler and Hartz both made nnn rain son a were returning from done an excellent job of cleaning hot replies which caused the meet How Members Voted a vote interpreted as reflect Copley rd, store. 'Edna, saw the uo commercialized gamoung in ing to develop dbate characteris tics.

car coming, screamed the warn- Akron, but the sheriff had insisted a. ww'aLwuwuiu I.W irig, aieppeu iwck iu save uci uwu that the ban be extended to the Bixler said he didn't want the sanawicnes irom Hope MacLeod, a curb service waitress, while thev life by inches. slot machines and other small nomination "if must dip my stake games in the fraternal sat in the car. John F. Weimer, 40, of 1196 president of radio station 43 groups.

hands In the slime and filth of misstatements and falsehoods" to win," and added "I don't care', to The sheriff returned to the city WJW, was the driver of the death car. He told police he had been Refuse To Work Because Of Longer Hours; Fight Is Nation-Wide Bodies Recovered At Kentucky Towns; Toll Mounts Hourly today after several days' absence, twist and turn the truth about driving about 35 miles an hour. ing thirdJerm sentiment, the com- mitteev was on the proposed amendment as iollows: For King, democrat, of Utah; Van Nuys, democrat, of Indiana; Logan, democrat, of Kentucky; Burke, democrat, of Nebraska Miller, democrat, of Arkansas; Austin, republican, of Vermont, and Wiley, republican, of Wiscon-sin. Against Hatch, democrat, of New Mexico; Ashurst, democrat, of Arizona; O'Mahoney, democrat, of Wyoming: Hughes, democrat, of and declared he was cut of touch with the situation, but observed Officers Ray Nice and Thomas after the fashion which one of my opponents has pursued since this who investigated the ac turned buying- at the lower level for the first tiroe since last Friday. i The monetary decision, reversing an earlier senate stand, was occasioned by a breakup in the unique coalition of republicans and silver-state democrats who had fought the dollar-devaluation power.

Several 'Desert' Several silverites went over to the administration side after a domestic silver price of 71.11 cents ounce was written into the bilL Republicans contended that the monetary powers could not be extended through this legislation because they had expired last Friday midnight during a senate filibuster. Administration lieutenants were Enter Restaurant "As the night manager, Amos Konstand, 21, was preparing the sandwiches, the two bandits, one of whom was armed with a double barrelled shotgun, entered tha restaurant. Sticking the weapon against Miss MacLeod, the bandit ordered her to open the cash register- campaign began." that, "If the four mayors act and do close up alleged gaming places cident, tested the brakes of Weim-er's car, found it came to a stop Isbell also turned loose with that wont leave very much for both barrels on the long-time within 39 feet from a speed of Nearly 700 workers on the WPA project at Mogadore dam re the sheriff to do, will it?" county auditor and asserted "Jake Photos on Page 2 By The Asseeiated Fres MOREHEAD. Julv 6, 35 miles an hour. Check Skid Marks The opening of the Club Lake- has been so long at the public crib mained idle today and eight brick Skid marks on the street showed view gave the sheriff "something to do" but nothing has been done wnen.

sne explained that she dirt that it is 1 hard to shake him loose." Heavy rains throughout eastern layers on a Barberton sewer project failed; to report; for work in ueiaware; Borah, republican, of not know how, the bandit forced Kentucky hampered rescue work by his deputies since the new Idaho; Norris, independent, of Ne- He said the county auditor had protest against longer hours on that the car traveled more than 70 feet before it stopped after striking the Shook girl. Weimer Konstand to leave the grill and ers today as they sloshed through WPA jobs. open it. (Continued On Page Two) (Continued On Page Two) Similar walkouts, Involving While the armed bandit kent silt and debris in a weary search for the bodies of victims of a mountain flood that left scores of was given a notice of arrest for reckless driving and ordered to thousands of men, were reported (Continued On Page Four) FOUR MORE G.M.G. Miss MacLeod, Konstand and Miss bulwarked by an opinion from At from scattered points throughout appear at the traffic bureau for LITTLE'S 159 FAILS MAN ADMITS 'DATE' persons dead.

oertrude Mack, another waitress, covered, the other scooped the torney General Murphy that the questioning. Early today, the the country. Forty-three bodies have been recovered here and at Jackson. authority would go into force Fred L. Roose, district WPA ad cnarge was changed to man money, out of the cash register.

again automatically when contin ministrator, said that reports from SHOPS STRIKEBOUND TO QUALIFY III OPEN WITH TORSO VICTIM Nearly 100 persons still are miss Got License Number "They both were prettv drunfe uing legislation was enacted. the Mogadore project indicated that "about the same" number were and acted like thev were bndlv' ing and feared drowned by the wall of water which swept down the Licking and Kentucky river While there was earlier senate talk of a court test of the legislation, republicans said today as on when 698 men Bichard Burton With 142 Is Cleveland Bricklayer Is frightened," Konstand told Dolice. slaughter at the direction of Capt. Thomas Lynett. Funeral services for the girl will be held at 1 m.

Saturday, with Rev. C. H. Rundt officiating, at Billow chapel. Burial will be at New Philadelphia.

Janet, just promoted to the sophomore class at Buchtel high. refused to work. The one that was taking tha vaneys -early yesterday morning, 'Walkouts Called 3y C.I.O Affect 3,760 Workers In Michigan Protest New Law Leading Field Bulla Makes Grade they were quite willing to let the people decide the issue in the Grilled In Fiend Murders money out of the cash register shook so that he could harrriw ionowing a ciouanurst, 69 Mlssinr The strikes, here and elsewhere, presidential campaign next year, are in protest against the new law Sheriff Walter Denton of pick up the bills and change. Jim "We don't have to go to the ST. ANDREWS, Scotland, July xreaunii.

county saia av persons which sets up a new universal 130-hour month for WPA workers and DETROIT, July 6. U.E Skilled workers were called out on strike was an accomplished tan and courts," remarked Senator Austin, uroppea some on the floor but did not make any attenrnt to rir-lr CLEVELAND, July 6. LP) A 52-year-old bricklayer related to 6. (EE) Lawson Little, of Bretton were missing at Keck and esti ballet dancer. She was a member republican of Vermont, acting ml by the United Automobile Work it up.

mated the death toll would be day he had a "date" with Cleve nority leader, "The people will "not less than 70 and nrobablv Woods, N. making his first appearance on this side of the Atlantic since he won the British and of the choir of the Madison Av. Evangelical church. ers union, ij.i.u., at four more When he had nut the land's torso-murder victim No. General Motors Corp.

plants to more." Eighteen bodies already his pockets, the bandit with th She leaves her parents, Mr. and take it up and handle it themselves in the next election. "The republicans certainly did day. less than 36 hours before her dis nave oeen recoverea in the county. American amateur titles in 1934 and 1935 today failed to qualify Union officials announced that Mrs.

Roy Shook, and two brothers, Paul and Roy, jr. Mr. Shook gun ordered us to go in the kitchen and lie on the floor, while they escaped. As soon as I hsani Deaton estimated Breathitt's prop membered body was found. De for the final two rounds of the the strike which started yesterday erty loss at si.uoo.uoo.

(Continued On Page Two is an executive of the Eckerd Drug tective Harry Brown announced. 79th British Open golf champion W. E. Crutcher, postmaster of door slam. I crawled to th.

Hnm uo. had closed five plants by 8 a. m. today and had affected 3,760 work Brown said he did not ask the Morehead. aaid the bodies of 25 of I and looked oufe.

The car was atiit A tan ft. I -a I Hi aili OUR WEATHEP AIAN George Razor Held ship. Little today soared to a 40-40 80 for a 36-hole total of 159 which eliminates the "prevailing wage" clause. This has the effect, in Summit county, of increasing1 the hours of common laborers from 100 to 130 hours and of skilled workers from 50 or 60 to 130 hours. In Washington, WPA officials said they did not the strikes and would take no steps to intervene.

Workers who are absent frofn their jobs for more than five days simply will be dropped from the rolls, it was said. Advised To Return G. E. Thoenen, Summit county ers. i ure vicums in rtowan i snung aiong side the buildine and Police last night arrested George man for details since he hoped to catch him un county.

had been recovered. The factories affected today it was easy, ior me to note the E. Razor, 34, of Center, left him many strokes off the were: awares later. Creeks and streams throughout license number. driver of the car which fatally in pace.

Fisher Body No. 23 in Detroit, "The men drove awsv in jured Charles Egan, 61, of 844 The No. 3 victim of the persons slain in the last four years, in a (Continued On Pact Two) Leading the way with about largest tool and die plant in the direction of town. I run tn Brown last Monday. He was series aeciarea ny coroner Sam half the field of 129 home the low 44 qualify for the final rounds charged with failing to give his world, employing 1,600 skilled workers.

Zepp club next door and' phoned! police. The bandits ror aK- Mr. Fabyan Loses uel R. Gerber to be the work of I nn name and address following an ac cident. tomorrow was Richard Burton, of Chevrolet Gear Axle in De the same slayer, was Mrs, Flor ence Polillo.

To Kay 81. with 38-34 72 142. troit, employing 800 skilled work Razor admitted to police that Sheriff Martin L. O'Donnell said America's other hope, Johnny Bulla, of Chicago, had chairman of the Workers' Alliance, said all members of his organiza WIMBLEDON, July 6. VPs onstanas can to headquarters ers.

Five thousand production workers at the plant were not involved in the strike. the bricklayer was an associate he was the driver of the death car. He was arrested after his identity was revealed in an anony Kay Stammers, England's beau- I I1110 acUon. Cruisers ai-M 71-14S( which seemed, safe or two other victims. tion had been advised to return to work today.

tlful left hander, defeated Mrs. I raLCIieu 10 scene and AKRON AND VICINITY to get him under the wire. Chevrolet Experimental factory A deputy trailed the man four Sarah Palfrey Fabyan of Cam- joining territory. A net was Thoenen said there was no plans months and one of four knives Local thunder showers tonight On the back nine. Little went to pieces completely a stiff in Detroit where 60 men walked out.

bridge. 7-5. 2-6. 6-3 in the fPr the bandit car eluded mous phone cam Egan's death was a mystery until the apprehension of Razor for the man, who lived 12 hours after the crash, was for the local organization to take discovered in his room was ex nnd Friday. Little change in tem semi-finals of the all-England vl? -oncera and headed for South wind from the southwest made part in a reported nation-wide Pontiac Fisher Body plant at amined by a chemist and found to perature.

Record high for this Tennis rnsmninnahin tfvrlav i Lthe trip home even more treach WPA strike and declared that a vttm.j M- tlate, 97 in 1921; low, 50 in 1915. bear traces of human blood, A short time later ttw unable to tell police what had happened to him. Pontiac, which employs 350 skilled workers. four and half -hour match inter erous than it is normally. uuonneli said.

rupted by rain three times. spotted by Officers George May (Continued On Part Two) HOURLY READINGS The early pacesetter, before Burton came home, was Martin 70 72 (Continued On Pafe Two) Committee Spurns Pose, of Argentina, who had 36-38 m. m. m. m.

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m. WASHINGTON, July 6. UP) Success Story In Reverse, Has $31, Owes $195,550 By Tk Amfteiated Fraaa 88 89 m. m. uuus ciimax to youthful adventure in a deserted mining More Showers Seen For Akron Area Wore thunder showers are in two war referendum proposals sponsored by 12 senators were re Political Eyebrows Rise Beaeasi iaaraal Saeclal DiapaUh camp.

Thousands of dollara i jected today by the senate judici ary committee but sent on to the DAILY TEMPERATiae KCIOKT bandit's loot, riches in an abandoned mine were there for those who dared fis-ht fo? tim store for Akron, Weatherman Ray Robinson warned todav. Snaring PITTSBURGH, July 6. Thirty-five years after arriving from Rumania to seek a fortune, ex-Broom Peddler Joseph Barad 7:30 ft. m. Vday" senate for consideration.

GOLUMBUS, July 6. Political eyebrows rose in speculation to- day as Gov. John W. Bricker abandoned plans for a trio to Read Oren temperatures and hiirh humiditv A.t the west coast and a visit to the San Francisco exposition. a WU AAJLaVUK new serial lorerunners of more sum today unfolded an American success story in reverse as he counted up assets of $31 to match debts of $1,295,550.

Now 56 and the sexton of WHERE TO FIND TODAY'S FEATURES mer rains. The mercurv hit R8 at City Condition Today Max. Amarillo clear 70 98 i Atlanta cloudy 77 93 'Boston pt. cloudy. 91 Buffalo clear 73 83 Chicago 73 87 Cincinnati 78 97 Denver 91 Detroit cloudy 77 Although Bricker insisted the- rara 1 p.

m. today but Robinson said the season's record of 93 probably rar ....11 Jewish synagogue, Barad wants Market AaaasasaeMa Araaad The Uncle Sam to give him a new change in plans meant only that he was going to stay on the Job of being Ohio's governor, it was regarded by many that he had decided to move Into the background a possible republican presi start. He filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy, asking exemptions for all the assets three suits ftatralary -9 Bray. Dr. William Dulutn totgy 94 Fl Puto cloudy 70 Ktnstt City pt.

cloudy. 81 I.o Angclea cl-ar Miami cloudy ,79 Medicine Hat pt. cloudy. S3 Montr.al Nrw Orleans pt. cloudy.

81 Braal At Carter XJ Clapper. of clothes, an overcoat, underwear, metal watch and a bit of 3 93 103 81 87 94 84 84 103 ayaraM .....9 dential, nominee. This, observers rainy day money. had been expected to confer with political leaders and give the western states- an opportunity "to look him over." Bricker also said he knew of no plans for a conference with Senator Taft devoted to the selection of delegates to the republican national convention. Taft earlier had said that friends of his and associates of Bricker would meet to discus the matter.

"Ot course my friends and I would discuss the matter witK Cl Neva 14 Caiia 81 Craaa. Dr. The bewtldered shammaan, wno went into reverse because during the. booming 'twenties he signed for small fees so many mortgages and other real estate papers in property transfers since defaulted. Liabilities include J500.000 in defaulted bonds, various mortgage debts, back interest and taxes.

Pay up I'm an honest man and I'd like to but I'm afraid I can't," declared Barad as he looked baCk over his career as a broom peddler before taking' the sexton's Job four years ago. "Maybe I can meet the court expense in a eouple of years, though." New York 73 t.vuiu hoi De Droxen. Ga Explosion Kills Four At Uniontown UNIONTOWN, July 6. VF An explosion of gas in the partly demolished fan house of an abandoned mine at nearby Tower Hill No. 1 killed four men today.

George Porter, manager of a community store, reported an acetylene torch apparently Ignited gas seeping un mirie shaft, i Pyl, Eraia rter. Wcstbraak Patrl, Aarala Kadla Neva, rracraaas eeelpea St Baaaaveri, Mra. Cleaner -1 ffparta 24,23, Si Serial, "Gkaat Detar" .......18 Saelally Spaaklnf It Twa Crlae .....19 Trad triads Washlnrtaa Merry-Ga- Raaad Wlaenell. Walter It Tear Gardea said, would make him a dark horse prospect, available if a deadlock receives S25 a month plus extra fees- for funerals and weddings. rraak ...3 Parkeraburf cloudy 7 Phoenix 69 Craaawars Paula St should develop among Sen.

Robert Tail 'of Ohio, Sen. Arthur H. vows that if given a clear slate hell never again be careless. In signing his name. That, he be Edltarlala 6 Hftakla'a This thrill-chUl packed new serial of the west begins today in the Beacon Journal and continues for 18 exciting Installments.

Turn to Page 13 now and read "Ghost Detour." Aaawars Pittsourgta cloudy 71 6 Portland, Ore. 58 89 San Francisco 84 63 Washlncton cloudy 70 86 Winnipeg. pt cloudy. 1 73 Ytetday' bih Phoenix, 163. Today low Battleford, Sa and Cal-ry.

Alberta, 74. Vandenberg of Michigan and District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey Jahaaaa, lieves. Is the root of his present financial difficulties. H8ra 11 off New York.

tatareaatad Barad said his fortune making Mr. Taft or his friends, if they ask us," Bricker remarked, LUee On the west coast trip Bricker.