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NET PAID CIRCULATION January Average Daily 5S.6-S Sunday 3.02 TRIBUNE TAMPA MORNING Complete Leased Wire Service ASSOCIATED PRESS UNITED PRESS anil A.P WIREPHOTOS PRICE FIVE CENTS TAMPA, FLORIDA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1939 46TH YEARNO. 51 hnieietl at Seroiid Clf Matter Potul(ioe Tampa Klonda The Weather Coming Oat of the Cellar McCaii Dies Today; Partly Cloudy, Continued Warm, Pos sibly Showers in Extreme isortnwesi Florida Monday; Tuesday Partly Cloudy. Scattered Showers and Not Quite So Warm in Extreme North Florida; Moderate Southeast Winds. In Cell. As Weeps Hourly Temperature Yesterday ...77 FRANCO, HITLER AND MUSSOLINI WE TO FORGE W1NFR0NT Three Dictators Slate Conference To Estab .64 a.m He Abandons Hope a.m a.m a.m ..62 ..61 ,.61 ..60 ..59 ,.59 ..60 1 p.m.

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19. (A.P.) Police Total this month to date 0 81 Total since Jan. 1 2.16 Press.) Franklin Pierce McCall, scheduled to die in Florida's electric chair tomorrow morning for the ransom kidnaping of five-year-old Jame Lieut. Hugh Brady was sorry but he just had to turn "thumbs down" on this one: "Will you please close my street to Cabinet Member Attempts Overthrow Bailey Cash, last May, gave up traffic for three hours." an anxious Deficiency since Feb. 1 0.84 Deficiency since Jan.

1 2.18 Temperature Elsewhere Lowest Highest Sat'y Yes'y Nisht hope tonight and wept, his death cell at the state prison here. housewife telephoned Brady. "I'm baking surprise cake' for my hus Execution is scheduled for between 10 and 11 o'clock in the morning. band and I'm afraid that the automobiles and trucks passing by may cause it to fall. That would be Asheville His relatives kissed him a tearful goodbye and told him they would drive to Jacksonville and make a last Brady explained he couldn't incon minute appeal to Governor Cone but venience motorists for just one case.

Buffalo Burlington Chicago LIMA, Peru, Feb. 19. (Associated Press.) General Antonio Rodriguez, taking advantage of the absence of President Oscar Benavides, seized the government palace about 2 o'clock this morning in an attempted overthrow of the government, and was killed. General Rodriguez, minister of government and interior since 1935, escorted the president to the pier at Callao, Lima's port, last night when Benavides and a party of government ministers boarded the navaj transport. Rimac, for a three-day holiday.

the governor said he would not interfere with the execution of McCall and Paul Fried Bunge of Tampa. Cone granted a 30-day reprieve to Clyde Hysler of Jacksonville, the third man scheduled to die in the electric chair tomorrow. (Wirephoto on Page 3) ROME, Feb. 19. (United Press.) Premier Mussolini's own newspaper, the Popolo d'ltalia of Milan, said today that Mussolini.

Hitler and Franco would meet in a city in northern Italy in the near future to establish a common front in connection with problems growing out of the Spanish 'civil war. The dispatch was carried in several other newspapers of the controlled Italian press and reports of such a conference of the totalitarian leaders also were current in Italian political circles. These sources said the meeting, the importance of which could not be overestimated in the present unsettled state of Europe, would be held either in Genoa or Milan probably the latter. Franco Suggested It Political circles said that Franco, on whom Britain and France for a fortnight had been, putting pressure in an effort to wean him away from excessive Italian and German influence, had suggested the conference and that Mussolini immediately approved the idea. It was pointed out here that Milan would be most convenient for Hitler and Franco as well as Mussolini.

It is only 225 miles from Munich; thus Hitler would not be obliged to leave German or Italian soil. Franco could arrive at Milan easily by using Italian airline, which makes flights al- nnft GERMANS SCOFF AT U. HELP IN CASE OF WAR Denver Detroit Jacksonville 70 44 76 46 76 56 46 36 52 32 22 22 58 42 74 50 63 40 64 46 38 -32 56 36 78 60 54 44 56 50 74 52 70 62 76 72 34 28 76 60f 60 42 76 38 62 46 58-' 50 74 37 He embraced the president, ex-4 pressed wishes that he would have a Louisville happy holiday, and bade him farewell City Celebrates Carnival After seizing the palace, Rodriguez proclaimed himself head of the gov Press Says Nazi Army of ernment and issued two manifestos, Minneapolis New Orleans New York Richmond St. Louis Better Quality one addressed to the nation and the other to the armed forces, in which he explained his far-reaching meas NEW DEAL FOES SWING AROUND Roosevelt Laughs At Canal Fuss ures to replace the Benavides PILOT KILLED AS ARMY PLANE FALLS IN LAKE BERLIN. Feb.

19. (Associated Meanwhile the city, unsuspecting Press.) The United States could give (Additional Weather Data on Page 12) what was going on at the palace, was little help to Great Britain and Frarce spending the night in celebrating a PLANE DEAL in a European war, the influential carnival. Boersenzeitiing said today in a leading editorial. A communique issued by Premier MIAMI, Feb. 19.

(A.P.) The Her The governor explained he would take no action in the cases of McCall and Bunge because the state pardon board had denied both of them clemency. He said he was giving Hysler a reprieve solely to allow the Jacksonville youth to present his case to the pardon board. Shouts With Joy Hysler, who was convicted on a charge of engineering a holdup in which two negroes killed Mr. and Mrs. John H.

Surrency at Jacksonville, shouted with joy when he learned of his reprieve In. his cell here. C. A. Avriett of Jasper, the hometown attorney who vainly took Mc-Call's case to the state pardon board, into the two federal courts and into the state supreme court six times, said there was nothing more he could do.

Avriett said he told McCall "everything possible" had been done in the courts and his only hope lay with the governor. The attorney said McCall wept and thanked him for what he had done. Says He's Innocent "I asked him again today," Avriett said, "whether he: was guilty or innocent whether his original story was true or the story he later told me about the G-men forcing him into the He declared again that he was innocent and that what he had told me about the G-men was true." Avriett said McCall had refused to see anyone except him and members of his family. His wife, his mother. News Summary Ernesto Montagne tonight said Rodri The article emph2sized that Ger guez had only a few followers from ald today quoted President Roosevelt as remarking with a broad grin that Florida's fear of a water shortage re many need r.ct fear the United States his own department of the govern No Sen.

Austin Says because "the era in which division ment and that loyal troops intervened and restored order. The communique Second Flier Escapes in Crash Near Waldo irephott sulting from cutting a ship canal after division following speedy train most-, daily between isaiceiuu uu Genoa. The latter city is only 90 miles from Milan, with which it is connected by planes and fast trains. The fact that the first papers to carry reports of the conference were those of. Milan strengthened belief that Milan would be the favored city.

His Aide Goes to Milan In this connection political quarters here consider important thefact that Mussolini "did not go to Turin today, as for thrfce weeks it had been reoorted he would. Some observers ing could be thrown over the ocean Harm Was Done said "some few insurgents" lost their across the center of the state was "silly." belongs to history." lives. Mr. Roosevelt did not comment on The newspaper said "quality" sol Rodriguez sent his manifestos to the canal or other Florida problems diers of authoritarion powers would the newspapers which were just fin Defends plane sale. Page 2.

French send1 troops. Page 3. Roosevelt sails. Page 5. Accused of begging.

Page 7. Outlives insurance. Page 8. Train wreck kills two. Page 8.

Won't go to school. Page 14. during his regular press conference. arry the day against the democracies ishing printing their morning editions. WALDO.

Feb. 19. Associated Press) An army airplane pilot watched a companion crash to his They hastily prepared extra editions "quantity" and it was not certain the United States "navy could figure Ths Herald said he made the statement after the meeting with Washington correspondents ended. but before these were ready the situa WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.

(Associated Press.) The administration's explanation of its aid to French plane purchases in this country swung some senatorial critics to the view today that itsr course was entirely proper. strongly. even attach signmcance wj tion was changed with intervention death in Lake Santa Fe today, then wrecked his plane as he landed quickly in an effort to give aid. Instead of causing com of the trpops, which restored the. situ "Despite.

warlike gestures by Tampa ation to normal. President Benavides Persons who rushed to the scene From the Republican camp. Senator hastily returned to Lima tonight by pleted project conceivably would be a boon to Miami and South Florida, the chief executive was quoted as saying, because many travelers aboard ships that Achiile Starace, secretary ui ur Fascist party and who generally accompanies Mussolini to such conferences, went to Milan today, ostensibly to attend a festival. I A dispatch from Popolo d'ltalia ni. ommentinS on velt and Ickes, the United States are not, no more than is In a position to eppear on the continent with millions of well-trained men," it said.

automobile. were unable to recover the body of Second Lieutenant Theodore Proxmire, of Lake Forest 111., from his Here's How It Happened Austin of Vermont said the senate military committee's investigation had convinced him that the administration's action in connection with the French purchases was "not unneutral, using the canal undoubtedly would plane, which sank in about 15 feet A reliable source said the attempted stop over for. trips to points of "It may be that one could send over of water. coup occurred this way: a lew thousand fliers and perhaps not provocative to any other nation, his mother-in-law, his brother and his three sisters visited him in the Second Lieutenant Budd Marks, of Minneapolis, who was helping Prox Rodriguez, who in the absence of the president at his palace at LaPerla The President was said to have considerable naval power but the problem of replacements when losses are U. S.

court to try criminal cases. Page 5. Safety council to take bills to legislature. Page 5, Bug experts to meet In Tampa. Page 5.

Amateur radio sends 4000 fair messages. Page 5 Royal American revises midway shows. Page 8. Civic leaders! invited to youth rally. Page 14.

II i Church women urged to boycott Japanese goods. Page 14. mire inspect Florida airports, escaped sometimes slept at the governmental not an impediment to our own procurement program and not in violation of the army's priority rights to the latest developments in planes." swift remains open." commented that the overseas highway was one of the most interesting roads in the United States. injury when his craft nosed over as he landed in a plowed field. palace in his capacity of minister of the interior which has? command of police, arrived at the governmental French Strength Discounted French strength likewise was mini Austin told newspapermen nr.

felt Al id the reported conference, said: "The chief purpose of the meeting of the three chiefs will be to establish a common front in connection with international problems." The correspondent said that Franco initiated the conference idea and added that the report originated from Berlin "and Latin sources." Fear Great Britain Judging by specific comments in the Italian press during the last few days, Italy's chief interest in such a is the ouestion of Franco- the whole transaction "tended iz pro Motor Fails Marks said "defective aircraft and not piloting" was responsible for the mized. palace about 2 o'clock. death cell this afternoon. They all wept. McCall and Bunge spent their last night in death row cells only a few feet from the electrocution chamber.

Prison officials said both condemned men were calm. McCall's head was shaved today and the electric chair was tested and arrangements made for the official witnesses. mote our capacity to produce airplanes French recruiting difficulties were crash. He would not elaborate, but He ordered Captain Lmodes, chief of the machine gun section quartered at the palace, to report to him, and told him that he was assuming the American Cardinals At Rome To Vote On Selecting Pope increasing, the srticle while England was coly too happy when it had enough men to defend the Brit Florida needed under the armaments program." French Buy 515 Planes This was the argument presented by Secretary Morgenthau and other administration leaders in testimony executive post Benavides was ish iolCS. H.

G. Cooper, an eye-witness, said the motor apparently failed, i Cooper declared ths planes circled the large lake several times before the one occupied by Prosmire went into a steep dive and struck the water. E. B. Shipman, another eye-witness, leaving Peru.

Other sections of the press, attacked Great Britain for re Pretending to obey Rodriguez' to hand over command of the ma VATICAN CITY, Feb. 19. (A.P.) which the committee made public yesterday. The French bought 515 arming, referring to "the armored lion" and accusing her of being unfaithful to the spirit of Munich. chine gun section to a new chief.

Is modes climbed to the observation tow said the planes had been stunting over planes. McCall to die today. Page A. Army pilot killed in Florida crash. Page 1.

President laughs about Florida canal wrangle. Page 1. Winter Haven grapefruit canning plant expected to open. Page 7. Florida supreme court issues new rule.

Page 7. Waterway congress to meet Wednesday. Page 8. "When it is recalled that hardly er, but not until after telephoning Meantime, it became apparent that reports from Key West, that President Roosevelt may cut short his southern six months have passed since the Dennis Cardinal Dougherty of Philadelphia and George Cardinal Munde-lein of Chicago joined their co-princes of the church today in a funeral service for Pope Pius XI and in activities preliminary to election of new pon presidential quarters at LaPerla. He then locked himself in the tower and peace of the Fraenkische British recognition of nationalist Spain.

In the face of what J- described here as Franco-British efforts to "jump on the band wagon," Italian political circles show a definite determination not to allow the close Rome-Berlki-Burgos relationship to be un-(Continued on Page 3 Column 1) Two Tampans Get Broken Backs As- vacation because of threatening Euro Tageszeitung of Nuernberg said, "one pean developments had made the leg aimed machine guns at the palace en trance. Said President Was Fleeing can only express regret and astonishment that England's attitude toward islators more hesitant to discuss for eign affairs. Benavides aides then took meas tiff. The American cardinals, who arrived here last night, attended a solemn requiem mass in St. Peter's hich, Germany is more and more distant from the spirit of the Munich negotiations and that in which the agreement between Adolf Hitler and Neville ures to counteract the coup by start While some said they knew of no transatlantic news as bad as the President hinted, there was no discounting the fact that the chief executive has channels of information ing troops from their barracks for the with its stately music, was broadcast Chamberlain was concluded." palace.

Car Hits Railing First to arrive was a unit of. troops headed by Rizo Patron, who to the world by the Vatican radio station. Alexius Cardinal Ascalesi, archbish not possessed by Senator Borah asked what the to The Tageszeitung accused Britain of broadcasting "the most insane lies" about Germany and Italy under a cloak of "cultural propaganda." the lake for about 45 minutes. The craft failed to come out of a barrel roll when it fell, he declared. Flames Cover Water The pursuit plane sank as it struck the water.

For two or three minutes flames covered the surface. I Proxmire and Marks flew to Jacksonville from Valparaiso this morning. They were members of a group from Selfridge Field, which is at Valparaiso for maneuvers. The pilots went to Gainesville from Jacksonville and apparently were enroute either to Jacksonville or Valparaiso. Two blades of the propellor on on Marks' ship were broken and there was other damage.

Hs said he believed the plane could hardly be salvaged. Miss Cora Sorrels, of Gainesville, was aboard a small boat about 50 leet from the spot where the craft struck the water. She and her companions were forced to paddle away to avoid the flames. She said one of the pilot's shoes was seen on the surface. talitarian nations could do that would entered the palace.

"I came to do my duty," he in formed Rodriguez. op of Naples, celebrated the mass, affect the United States. "I venture to say that the totali Koariguez expiamea tnat ne was After the service the two Americans went with their fellow cardinals into the daily congregation where they took chief executive because Benavides was tarian nations will not put forth any threat against the United States or Flooded Ohio Is Believed at Crest General Franco, Mussolini and Hitler to get together. Page 1. New deal foes turn about in plane sale criticism.

Page 1. Peruvian revolt nipped in bud and leader killed. Page 1. Lone runaway engine crashes into passenger train. Page 1.

Germans scoff at United States' armed strength. Page 1. Administration builds up Hopkins' Friday Speech. Page 2. Poland and Russia make peace and trade treaty.

Page 2. Quick return of Roosevelt to Washington not expected. Page 3. Wives favor double beds because of chumminess. Page 3.

Stock trading trend mixed but shows improvement. Page 8. Georgia faces need for increased taxes. Page 8. sailing for Europe.

Marion McGinsey, 50, of 914 North and Antonio Noriega. 22, of 2309 Spruce street, suffered broken backs last night shortly before midnight as their automobile crashed through an, iron guard railing on the west approach of the overpass on state road No. 17 and plunged 50 feet below. Tampa hospital attendants said X-rays showed both men suffered fractures of the back but were unable immediately to determine the "That is untrue," the officer replied affecting the United States which need shorten the President's visit a the oath to keep secret everything con cerning the election of the new pon tiff. Order Not Determined Prison authorities declined to say whether McCall or Bunge would be placed la the electric chair first.

Bunge, 60-year-old unemployed poet, confessed he killed his wife and two small daughters at Tampa last May 1. He said he entered into a suicide pact with his wife but lost his nerve after he had chloroformed the children and slashed his wife's throat. He cut his own throat with a razor as he was arrested but the wound was not serious. Superintendent Chapman did not make public the list of persons who will witness the two executions. State law requires 12 official witnesses and says the sheriff of the county in which the prisoner was convicted and sentenced must throw the death switch or name a deputy to act for him.

Just as Sheriff Coleman of Dade county will be McCall's executioner so Sheriff McLeod of Hillsborough county will throw the switch while Bunge sits in the electric chair. Cash Family May Attend Mr. and Mrs. James Bailey Cash, parents of the little lad McCall kidnaped, and Mr. anH Mrs.

Wilson P. Cash, the victim's uncle and aunt, left their homes at Princeton this morning and were not expected back tonight. Prison officials declined to say if they would witness the execution. The child's father, operator of 1 a store and filling station and McCall's former landlord, once said he would attend the execution. He and his wife were present at the state pardon board's hearing for McCall in Tallahassee some months ago.

McCall knew them well, having lived at their (Continued on Page 3 Column C) 1500 N. Y. Cops Tn finnvA flnvAon Whereupon Rodriguez tried to seize the officer's pistol, but Rizo Patron single hour," he said. Enough Speculation quickly fired twice, killing the leader, This is required of all the princes of the church who arrived for the conclave whose sessions will open Feb Some other Republicans suggested, however, that enough already had Meanwhile troops began arriving to take up strategic positions on avenues ruary 28. been said about the President's for about the palace.

The movement apparently had col eign policy and that controversy ought Hundreds of the faithful attended to be avoided if possible. the funeral service, the eighth in th lapsed with Rodriguez death, and PADUCAH. Feb. 19. (A.P.) The Ohio river, which has been inching its way upward for the past two weeks following heavy rains and snow in the broad Ohio valley, apparently was at a crest here today at slightly under 48.5 feet.

Flood stage is 43 feet but serious damage is averted until the river reaches a stage of 52 feet. The weather bureau predicted the river stjge would remain stationary until series since Pius XI died. The ninth the troops soon were ordered returned Austin said his Republicanism was secondary to his patriotism, adding that he was not going to do anything to their barracks by Premier Mon tagne, who took command. Big Bus Topples After Hitting Car; and last will be held tomorrow with absolution to be imparted by the two Americans. (Continued on Page 2 Column 2) Sports Four hydroplanes were dispatched to the side of the naval transport where President Benavides had been advised One Dead, 14 Hurt by radio of what was going on.

The president and his three cabins Lone, Runaway Engine Zips TT rt LANETT. Feb. 19. (A.P.) The collision of a large passenger bus Picard wins $10,000 open golf meet. Page 9.

Gator cagers toppled from loop lead Page 9. Babe leads way in Egmont Key race. Page 9. members were taken aboard the planes and returned to land where they coc tinued on -to Lima by automobile. neca-un into i ram: 4 uie and an automobile sent ths bus over a bridge-end fill near here tonight.

The president, escorted by armored Fischer plans one more fling in One man was killed and 14 persons motorcycles and three planes arrived golf. Page 9. seriousness of their conditions. Witnesses said the automobile, driven by McGinsey, was coming towards Tampa and, after crossing the middle of the overpass, it swung from one side of the highway to the other, finally crashing through the rail on the north side. McGinsey was thrown from the car before it hit the ground.

Noriega was hurled 30 feet as the car crashed. A passing motorist summoned an ambulance and sent the injured men to the hospital. Break in Lines Silences Charlie ATLANTA. Feb. 19.

(A.P.) Char-lie McCarthy, the wooden wiseacre, went silent" for radio listeners in a large part of the south below and east of Memphis tonight when a telephone wire break occured between Memphis, and Decatur, Ala. Telephone company officials said both programs were off about 20 minutes before being rerouted into the area. injured. An explosion in the cab of the in the city at 5:10 o'clock in an open Plant hopes to clinch Big Ten cage The dead man was Oscar Burks of runaway drove out both engineer and title. Page 10.

car. Lanett. driver of the automobile. The fireman. Out of control, the locomo Pairings made in Palma Ceia han injured bus passengers were taken to dicap meet.

Page 10. a Langdale, hospital. Two were tive rolled back into the side of its own train, left on the main line across Queen Elizabeth's reported in a critical condition. the sidetrack switch. Editorial Modiste Is Robbed Officers said the car occupied by Burks and another man sideswiped Lunging forward like an unleashedT Safeguarding the Seminoles.

Pre another automobile and was thrown in dicting News. To Promote State Li Of $25,000 in Furs front of the bus. operating on the At censing. More Spending, More Taxes. monster, the locomotive retraced its route down the siding, rolled past the two amazed enginemen lying on the ground, and gathering speed, shot out onto the main line through another lanta-Montgomery line.

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19. (A.P.) Thieves coming to rest on a side. broke into the Mayfair salon of Clipper Turns Over switch. (Wirephotos on Page 8) HARLAN, Iowa, Feb. 19.

(Associated Press.) A wild, runaway locomotive, hurtling through the fog-shrouded night, crashed head-on into a Great Western passenger train 15 miles southwest of here last night, killing two trainmen ''and injuring 23 other persons, 20 of them passengers. Like the fiery juggernaut of a movie thriller, the pilotless engine backed through a siding into the freight cars of its own train, lunged forward again out of control when the crash sprung its throttle wide, and careened out onto the mam line. Railroad officials estimated its speed, as it hurtled down four miles of straight, main-line track toward the oncoming passenger, at between 50 and 75 miles an hour. The freak sequence of accidents began In the routine switchir.g operations of the freight crew on a sidetrack at the little depot ol Tetinant, Iowa, 10 miles southwest of Harlan. There it struck a grain car.

Taking dressmaker to Queen Elizabeth today and stole furs valued at $25,000 but Snowbound Town But 29 Not Harmed the car ahead of ir, it sped through For Nazis' Rally NEW YORK, Feb. 19. (U.P.) Police plans tonight called for 1500 officers to be on duty at Madison Square Garden tomorrow night when the German-American bund holds a rally which is expected to be heavily picketed by opposition groups. Police searched the garden last night after a letter was received at the office of Mayor La Guardia in city hall warning that three time bombs would be planted in the huge structure. Nothing was found and authorities were inclined to regard the note as being of the crank variety.

Anti-Fascisu continued their plans for a demonstration against the rally. Frltis Kuhn, natitnal leader of the the foggy night into the approaching passed up several exclusive models se lected by the queen for her forthcom Gets Food Supply passenger tram. ing visit to Canada and the United SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico. Feb.

19 States. ALBUQUERQUE. N. Feb. 19.

Costly dresses designed for other So terrific was the crash the speed of the passenger was estimated at 50 miles an hour that boiler and cab of the runaway were sheared off, the passenger locomotive crashed like an members of the royal family in the (A.P.) Twenty-three passengers and the crew of six aboard a Pan-American plane escaped serious Injury today when the craft was upset in alighting in San Juan harbor during establishment, operated by Norma (A.P.) New Mexico state police and highway department workers broke through 22 miles of snowdrifts todzy with food and supplies for the moun Philadelphia Has 67 -degree Warmth PHILADELPHIA. Feb. The mercury rose to 67 degrees in Philadelphia today at 4 p. m. The weather bureau said it was the warmest Feb.

19 since it had been records. Hartneil, also were among the un touched stock. and turned completely around and the grain car smashed to bits. a rainstorm. tain village of Hickman, which has So thoroughly did the raiders do The plane was en route to Buenos been snowbound almost three weeks Killed were Henry Miller, passenger the job, detectives said, that they took Aires from Miami.

It was piloted by George Snow. engineer, and John Selkrs. passenger along a woman to act as mannequin The community had exhausted the stock of Mts one grocery store. liremen, both of Clarion, Iowa. while they made their selections.

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