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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND. SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1935 JURY GETS STORY Ethiopians Stage a Dance of War One Lesson You Fly-It-Your self OF SINGER'S DEATH OPERATION OF RADIO STATION IS DESCRIBED WEST CHESTER, Sept 19. UP) The story of Evelyn Hoey and her death in the lonely farm retreat of Henry H. Rogers, reached a Coroner's Jury today. Deputy Coroner Harvey Cox if Jl picked six West Chester jurors to hear testimony about the 25-year-old torch singer's visit to the oil heir's country place and how a bullet through the head killed her in a bed Technical operation of a radio broadcasting Btation was described today before the Kiwanis Club in ai address by Russell Hoff, chief pickup engineer of VviVV, Cincinnati.

Mr. Hoff, whb has been with the Cincinnati station for the past four years, and who prior to that time was for several years associated with Warner Brothers Studios in Hollywood, and for seven years a member of the engineering staff room there last Wednesday night i tt He took the jury through the old 7 Al, jj rx.t j.l i J- JiTrn v-- rmr rK dutch farmhouse yesterday in prep 5 aration for the inquest in the Ches M. ter County Courthouse tonight Rogers will be an inquest 1 of WGY, Schenectady, explained the -j- many details of presenting a radio program. Authorities agreed Miss Hoey fired the shot that ended her life and brief stage career. "We have a staff of continuity writers who prepare the script, and a continuity editor whose job it is to edit and check the script against Public Record errors.

The production manager is in charge of staging the program, and the engineer controls the vol FILES FOR DIVORCE ume coming from the transmitters Chanting ancient war songs, fierce Ethiopian warriors are shown as they staged a dance of war through the streets of Addis Ababa as the East African country prepared for its expected attack from Italy. Intense war-like activity has gripped the city. (Associated Press Photo.) "Many of you no doubt wonder how we are able to time our pro Harry F. Chase has filed suit in Wayne Circuit Court for divorce against Margaret Chase on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. grams so well.

We have a man who times each number on the program with a stop watch, and signals to let our performers know whether we are getting through ahead of time, or taking too long in which to present the program. NAMED EXECUTOR William S. Rindt was named executor of the will of William H. Rindt in Wayne Circuit Court today. He filed a bond of $10,000.

Personal property valued at more than is left to relatives, including the widow and the son. Short Cuts in News of the City STARTS CANAL WORK HYDE PARK, N. Sept. 19. UP) President Roosevelt today pressed a telegraph key at 1 P.

M. (E. S. in the study room of his family home, starting the preliminary work on the Florida canal to connect the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico across the northern part of the "Rehearsals are usually held in the afternoon preceding the presenting of the program, and the The "guinea pig" of the air, the new plane with which Bureau of Air Commerce officials are as a step toward fostering large-scale development of safe, inexpensive planes, is seen at upper left i 1 1 T-v tt .3 1 1 1 lXTafainnn'B a i 1 production manager is responsible for seeing that the program pro ceeds without lagging or lack in Upper ngnt IS anoiner mouei, inai aesignea uy ukoji d. xiamiriunu, wiiiie uciuw is iiaiuu annuou a less plane, already accepted by the bureau.

Waterman is shown beside his plane. South Ninth Street this morning when a kerosene stove caught fire. Little damage resulted. ADVERTISEMENT ready in the air and accepted the MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER Mrs. Roscoe Brumley and Mrs.

Harry Brooks entertained with a miscellaneous shower at the home of the -former Wednesday evening S. WHITE D. C. UP) An an hour of and then By WILl-IAM WASHINGTON, ordinary person flying instruction SUSPENSION REVOKED A suspended sentence of 90 days at the Indiana State Farm given Carl Phenia on a charge of failure to provide was revoked by Judge Hoelscher in Wayne Circuit Court today. Phenis was fined $5 and costs and given the suspended sentence on Oct -24, 1931.

tailless model designed by Waldo Waterman of Santa Monica, CaHf. Waterman's strange-looking craft. TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY in honor of Miss Lucille Ray, bride- On Sunday, Sept. 22, Mr. and Mrs.

elect of Fred Loring. W. H. Bartel, 191 South Eleventh The invited guests were Mrs. Ed Street, will celebrate their golden interest." Mr.

Hoff told of the building of the huge broadcasting plant at Cincinnati, and narrated a few of the difficulties that had to be overcome. 1 Preceding his address a brief appeal for support of the coming Community Fund Campaign was given by Charles Watkins. Polish Balloon Wins Inter nation Contest wedding anniversary. Open house ward Rogers, Mrs. Elliason, Mrs.

Louise Berg, Miss Ida Peterson, will be held from 4 until 9 P. M. Mrs. Lou Ebeling, Mrs. Robert a fourth, a tailless craft, already has been accepted.

The "guinea pig," as bureau officials have dubbed it, is the little three-wheeled Wieck W-l, with its motor in the rear, and entire front space open to maximum visibility. It is being subjected to almost every known test. In a wind tunnel operated under direction of the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, the ship Is being buffeted about under conditions similar to those of actual flying. It also is being tried out in the air. Standing by are engineers for the committee and for the bureau, seeking modifications wherever Their friends are cordially invited DIES OF BURNS LAFAYETTE, Sept 19.

UP) Richard Jacoby, 18-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Jacoby of to call during those hours. Brumley, Miss Virginia MuhL Miss Muriel Rogers, Miss Catherine 'Lee, Mrs. Gilbert Lee, Mrs.

Charles Kel "solo." That Bureau of Air Commerce officials predict, soon may be the formula for getting the public into the air. In a big laboratory at Langley Field, engineers are tinkering with the "guinea pig" of the Government's experiment in fostering large-scale development of cheap, safe "fliwer planes." In addition to the present "guinea pig," at least three more experimental models are to be tested and TO HEAR FUND SPEAKER Mulberry, died in a hospital here today of burns received yesterday The Earlham Chapel speaker Friday will be Charles E. Watkins, when a pan of scalding, water was educational director of the Com' dumped on, him accidentally. munity Fund drive. He will speak on "The Social Welfare Program in Light of Present Needs." Chapel there is possibility of improvement These are being translated into is at 9:50 A.

M. Bids for South's Support in 1936 officials say, has much in common with the Weick W-l and other "flivver" types. Each has a plain, small body that somewhat resembles an automobile, each has the motor in the rear and both are equipped with wheels set in triangular fashion, as an aid to safe landing. Other Planes Due Three other models are coming shortly. One, constructed by the Hammond Aircraft Corporation of Ypsilanti, has the three-wheel and "push" motor features.

A second, an autogiro designed for landing almost anywhere, including the highways, is under construction by the Autogiro Company of America, Willow Grove, Pa. The third, an all-metal ship with a motor in the nose, is nearing completion by the Curtiss-Wright Airplane Company, Robertson, Mo. Differences in wing characteristics are expected to distinguish it from the more conventional commercial models with front motors. The bureau's campaign likewise has resulted in four projects to test the "possibility of using automobile engines for aviation purposes. Contracts for use of both six and eight cylinder motors have been let actual changes by the corporation that built the ship.

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Robert Moore, Mrs. Adeline Hodapp, Mrs. Fred Yedding, Mrs. Warren Lee, Mrs. David Stanton, Mrs.

Mora Parker, Mrs. John Graham, Harry Brooks, Mrs. Roscoe Brumley, Miss Mary Hickman, Diana Lou Parker, Margaret Brumley, Bobby Ray, Evelyn Graham, Kenneth and Nancy Brumley, and the hostesses. GETS LIQUOR PERMIT The State Alcoholic Beverages Commission today announced the granting of a liquor, beer, and wine permit to the Loyal Order of Moose, of Richmond. HELD FOR CLINTON COUNTY The Medical Association will MOSCOW, Russia, Sept 19.

UP) The Polish balloon, Polonia, appeared today to have won the Twenty-seventh Gordon Bennett International Balloon Race. It landed in Stalingrad Province near the Caspian Sea after covering 1,054 miles from Warsaw, where it was cut loose Sunday. All of the 13 entries are reported to have landed. The American U. S.

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MacMillan Townsend of Louisville, will address the meeting. associates, and a contract subsequently was awarded to the Kreider-Reisner Aircraft Corporation of Hagerstown, for its develop ment Officials say it could be turned out in quantity production INSURANCE MEETING TONIGHT A district meeting of the Prudential Insurance Company will be held this evening in Parlors and of the Richmond-Leland Hotel at 6:30 o'clock. Court To Consider Martial Law Case at less cost than the cheapest of currently popular automobiles. No Clarence Burkhalter was arrested by the Sheriff's office for the Sheriff of Clinton County on a charge of more specific estimate is made. Earlham College's enrollment up to today exceeds the enrollment of last year by 17, it was announced today.

Last year 384 students enrolled, while this year 401 have entered, with several more expected. Meanwhile, experts are scrutiniz ing a second experimental ship al- failure to provide. OVERCOME BY GAS CHILD SCALDED. WABASH Sept 19 It also is interesting to note that The police ambulance answered a call early last evening to 231 North the enrollment this year is almost evenly divided between men and women students. There are 199 Foreign News Seventeenth Street where William Mary Katherine Byrd, three-year-old daughter of Mn and Mrs.

Lawrence Byrd, living south of here, was severely scalded, when she fell backward into a large container of boiling water. H. Wooley, 72 years old, had been men and 202 women on the roll. For the past two years prior to INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 19. iJP) Three Federal Judges will hear the evidence tomorrow in the case in which the Labor and Socials ist Defense Committee of Vigo County is seeking to enjoin State officials from maintaining martial law in that county.

Judges Will M. Sparks of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals; Thomas W. Slick of the Northern Indiana Federal District; and Robert C. Baltzell of the Southern Indiana District will hear the case. overcome by gas while attempting to connect a stove after neglecting this year, the number of men en to turn off the gas flow at the Protest Persecution rolled exceeded the number of women.

GENEVA, Switzerland, Sept 19. meter. Wooley was restored to consciousness soon after the police arrived and declined medical at Another change is to be found in UPY An appeal to the League of Nations Assembly against "cruel tention. the much greater number of dormitory students this year. Usually there are more day students than dormitory students.

This year persecution and defamation of German was telegraphed to Dr. Eduard Benes, president of the as WarcPs Economy Days Thursday Friday Saturday to medieval policy with regard to Jews, and creates in the heart of Europe of the Twentieth Century a new ghetto for the purpose of oppressing and dishonoring the Jewish people. "By outlawing German Jews, by carrying on systematically anti-Jewish propaganda the world over and by spreading racial theories which imply a negation of the very principle of equality of rights for all peoples and races, the policy of the Third Reich destroys the basis of modern civilization and the League Terre Haute Chief of Police Ousted sembly, today, by Rabbi Stephen S. finds 161 day students enrolled and 240 in the dormitories. Wise, president of the committee of Jewish delegations.

TO GIVE DINNER The Senior Class of Second Baptist Church will serve dinner at the church Sunday. Included on the menu will be chicken and dumplings; green beans, and ham, potatoes, fish, slaw, hot rolls, coffee, and dessert Following is a list of enrollments by classes: Freshmen, 140; sopho Referring to anti-Jewish laws mores, 108; juniors, 62; seniors, 75, and 16 special students. John Henry Kirby (above), chairman of the Southern Committee To Uphold the Constitution and a veteran Democrat claims support of 70 per cent of the Southern electorate and said his organization expected to dictate the 1936 Presidential nomination. (Associated Press Photo.) proclaimed Sunday after a session of the Reichstag at Nurnberg, Germany, the appeal said: of Nations, as the embodiment of "Anti-Jewish legislation in the FIRE DAMAGE SLIGHT The Fire Department was called to the -home of Jesse Bentley, 824 the hopes and ideals pursued by the noblest minds of all lands." third Reich represents a regression TERRE HAUTE, Sept 19. iJPi Lewis A.

Wheeler was summarily dismissed last night as Chief of Police in Terre Haute and was appointed a member of the Detective Department. Lieutenant James C. Yates was named his successor. The Board of Public Works and Safety made no announcement of the reason for the change. It was said no formal charges had been filed against Wheeler.

GIRL FOUND UNHARMED GRAND RAPIDS, Sept 19. CT) Marian Hansen, 11-year-old schoolgirl who was the object of of an extensive search after she disappeared Wednesday, was found unharmed today. Deputy Sheriff Cliff Vaneenhout said the child told him she had decided to run away, She had traveled 15 miles since she was seen leaving the rural school she attended near here. Dog Almost Starts Think of it! A De Luxe 8-TUDE AUTO RADIO I lo32(y GOODYEATl Elephant Stampede 1 OC95 $1.71 wook "Shoot To Kill" Order Issued for Chicago Lunatic CHICAGO, Sept. 19.

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Her husband Orlando was tied to a chair before the madman began his attack. Police reported women in the neighborhood are in a state of terror, and refuse to open windows or doors after dark. JV ROCHESTER, Sept. 19. UP) A little brown dog almost caused an elephant stampede near the Cole Brothers and Clyde Beatty Circus grounds here, last night Three elephants became frightened at the dog's barking as they were being led down the street to a train.

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