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'4 rITICAGO. SUNDAY' TRIBUNE: MATICII 22. 1931. fr I PART SitirOLICE JURORS REPORTS of Wit. Be Called.

Mercury Mounts to 45 Degrees on First Day of Spring I rt- I -r1 Yesterday was officially the first day of spring and the weather turned out to be of true spring variety. During the day the mercury mounted to 4 5 degrees. Children observed the occasion by all manner of outdoor play. These boys are fitting on their roller skates at Chicago and Ogden avenues for an impromptu race. They are, left to right: Michael.

Misko. and Walter Juszczyk and John Tokaski. WILLIAAI ROHM, ARCHITECT, DIES FROM AUTO GAS TRIBUNE I t4' Awe, 3 't "oi 're Battleship 011 "Dress Parade" for Hoover on Cruise South BY JOHN HERRICK. 1 fatless Serstirea ABOARD U. S.

B. ARTZONA, March 21.Pre8ident Hoover today exercised his privilege as commander in thief of the United States navy by formally inepecting the battleship He met all the officers, toured the vessel. and bad his picture taken with the crew posed on the guns. The Arizona, Is surging over the final half of the distance to Porto Rico. Officers and this morning broke out in tropical' whites "In honor" of the latitude the ship bad entered and In deference to the hot As the President travels south he Is heading Into the middle Atlantic half of Americas Imperial problem.

The problem lies In distant, hazy lands In the minds of civilians; but you have only to talk to a navy man and bear him recount his zigzag VIgrhnages of the seven seas to begin to get a glimmer of what the problem is. Guantanamo. Gatun. Pearl Harbor, Guam. Shanghai.

Manila, and Samoa are not merely geographical terms to him. He is as familiar with them as the corner of State and Madison streets is to a Chicagoan. Finds New Problems. Porto Rico and the Virgin Islands form the eastern horn of the crescent of naval bases guarding the Atlantic side of the Panama canal. Unlike most persons.

who want a change on their vacation. the President is leaving a land where depression and drought now prevail for a place where depressions do not come ir cycles. but are in attendance year In and year outthe Virgin islands. where relief from drought is likely to be a hurricane. The fundamentals of the problem are population: Porto Rico has too many people; the Virgin islands too i few.

I What Porto Rico needs is Mar-1 garet Sanger. the birth control ad- i vocate. In the years since its occupa- I ton the population of Porto Rico has increased from less than a million to more than a million Slid a halt. Birth Ral Leaps. As a sanitation campaign has been the major part of Americium control.

and its results have been suPereffective. The death rate Is down from 26 per 1,000 inhabitants in 2200 to :2 per 1.000 inhabitants in lin, but the startling effect has been the sky, rocketing of the birth rate, which roes Ifrom 71 per cent to 41 per cent during the same period. Laborers continue to make an average of 70 cents per day. work an average of four days a week and dwell in hovels. Four-fifths of the population will continue to own no share of the land anit three-quarters the adults will continue to be illiterate until the fundamental problem of the leaping population Is solved.

The Virgin islanda on the contrary. are losing population. It has been continually falling off from 26.000 in 1117. the year of the Danish cession. to 000 today.

Again nature has been et the bottom of it. The scant water supply is collected In cisterns. The crops are never certain. The reaction is that the natives leave for a less fickle climate and higher wages in the continental states. where they are now perfectly good citizens.

Mr. 'Hoover discarded hie vacation routine of sleeping. playing medicine ball. and lounging, to study the speech be will make in an Juan. Porto Rico.

1 on Monday. Dut be was napping when the destroyer Du Pont arrived alongside to relieve the Taylor which has been escortinc the Arizona. Annual March Dress Event at prices that say. BUY NOW! A special selling that makes it possible for every woman and miss to own and wear those smart Johnson Harwood fashions that she has long admired and wished for. SUITS COATS HATS FURS.

fel Coot liee-tree If I I- 4. 1 P''' from 26.000 In rITICAGO. SI-TX-DAV TRIRTINE: '12. 1931. 'A PART 1 --TDAnE 3.

i 1 poLicy Battleship- I la Mercury Mounts to 45 Degrees on First Day of Spring I 11 "Dress Parade" 1 SUITS COATS HATS FURS 1 1, I JURORS Irr, V1, I 4, .4 IF po.g.liew ...4 Ir. for Hoover on Cruise South' Annual March 1 1 a 14QE I 4,, .1 Hill I 1 1 ..4 1. t. se.L.' l', 1 ,11 .1 i i IA 11 REPORTS it. ret, people; the Virgin, Islands too i D1.4 es Event :4 i 1., tt i a 1 i 44fr 4 4, A 4''' 000 .,,4 ta, of, I-- 1 I's 'L 00- 44 I .1 7 2 I hat Porto Rico needs le Mar- 1 1 is tilt 4 .1 l.president Hoover today xercised ga ret Sanger.

the birth control ad- i at prices that at say, BUY NOW! -1 Ilii bin pr 4.. ivilege as commander In thief vocate. In the years since Its I lis til' 1 of the United States eavy by' formallY increas ton the population of Porto Rice bas A special selling that makes it possible for every of Wit. 2,11 7- Aft Inepecting the battleship ted from less than a million to woman and miss to own and wear those smart A 12- more than a million Slid a half. 1 .4 1 met all the officers toured the Johnson Ifarwood fashions that she has long ................2..

8, dr, 11,,,, I. and bad his picture taken with the Be Called. Birth nate Leaps. admired and wished for. f.

I As usual. a sanitation campaign bas Olt I 4 1 crew posed on the guns. i been the major part of Americart con- l. 4- IL 1' 1, I- 4. k''.

The Arizona. is surging over the hr If i A -i, a final half the he distance to Porto ro re tl. ad Its sults have been ausuper' 1 I 4 s- .4 .,,4 e. I 'st 1 ti .34., 4 r', 4 14 i Rico. Officers and this morning tyet.

.40 Ilk broke out in tropical' whites effective. 'rho death rate is down from i P'. i 4 --it i- 1 'NA 1, ..) '''IS. 4 honor" of the latitude the ship bad ind 26 per 1,000 inhabi tants in 1900 to To La) ea 1 .1,: i 1k 4. 7 '4, 1k' 1 e' 1 t- entered and In deference to the the startli hot er 1.000 inhabitants in 19:3, but -e-- ng efft has ben the sk ecey.

At if fl- sun. rocketing of the birth rate. which roes --ws. A '-it -4 .14 I rdeil. v4, ,,7, 4' i As the President travels south to from 29 per cent to 41 per cent dttr- 1 i is heading Into the middle Atlantic trig the IMMO Period- vei half of America's Imperial problem.

Laborers continue to make an aver- l' 1 IA t- 4,,, r. The problem lies In distant, hazy age of 70 cents per day. work an .1., i--la lands In the Minds of civilians; but average of four days a week. and i 1 Act 0 i 0,,,,,,, you have only to talk to a navy man dweU in bevels. rour.fifths of the .41.,:01 -'4er ti 7 t- and bear him recount bis zigzag pil- population will continuo to OWT1 no IA P.

l'''''t lir 0-iNti; er. grhnages of the seven seas to begin share of the land ant? three-euartere et 4 to get a glimmer of what the et the adults will continue to be illit' to' i I P. ..06. 't lem is. Guantanamo.

Gatun. Pearl crate until the fundamental problem alor iiiiItt: 0. :7, 1 lk 4 .1 Awit04 1 f-- i Harbor, Guam. Shanghai. Manila, and of the leaping population Is solved.

Samoa. are not merely geographical The Virgin islands, on the contrary, t. -I, ktt th 4 i terms to him. He Is as familiar with are losing population. It has been con- ts.tt ei, 1 et them as the corner of State and Mad- tinuatly falling off 1917.

4e, taw I Ili ison streets is to a Chicagoan. the year of the Danish cession. to 11 Yesterday was oficcially the first day of spring and the weather turned out to be of true spring Finds New Problems. coo today. Again nature bas been at -4-, variety.

During the The the bottom of it. scant water i ay the mercury mounted to 4 5 degrees. Children observed the occasion by all Porto Rico and the Virgin Islands supply is collected In cisterns. The i 4 4- manner of outdoor play. These boys are fitting on their roller skates at Chicago and Ogden avenues for form the eastern born of the crescent rt I Th action crops are never ce a it.

an impromptu race They ey are, left to right: Michael, Misko. and Walter Juszczyk and John of naval belles guarding the Atlantic 1)4' I I side of the Panama canal. is that the natives leave for a less TRIBUNE I fickle climate and higher wages in i 0 Unlike not persona. who want a i 'vacation. the Presi- the continental states.

where they are rP li 1 I 1 iviLLIAAI ROHM change on their ''1-t' i 1 II I 1 dent is leaving a. land where depress. now perfectly good citizens 7 -14' Mr. 'Hoover discarded hie vacation 't -7 1 0 T1 li sion and drought now prevail for a ARCHITECT DIES If 4...., 1 place where depreselona do not come medicine ,..7,1.:::,,1 st f- AA A I ball. and lounging, to study the speech 1 it 1,, i 1 ir but are in attendance year routine of sleeping.

playing FROM AUTO GAS I Juan, Porto Rico. lot "--I' stmturlittralell OF 1 4 ,40 i In and year outthe Virgin Islands. be will make in Sa iit be at s' 1 i -4 where relief from drOUght is likely to on Monday. Dut be was napping when 4,144, the destroyer Du Pont arrived along- 1 4- 'ft '-eeP 17 be a hurricane. The fundamentals of the problem side to relieve the Taylor.

which has are r.onulationt Porto Ilico has too been eseortine the Arizona. :71 1t-'. d' us 't Cameo I '-elt 1 00.0.0...0 '----7 r. a I 'r rill's. 4 1 '1'.

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erfroimitelp Cotiar. $22-50 $32.50 All Priced for This Event at cos PIRO fa e. roolP0 trequilitit 'IP 7 silesrpot t-Pl it, Accidentally overcome by carbon monoxide gas, William C. Rohm, 42 years old, architect, 1V11.1 found dead early yesterday in the garage attached to his home at 692 Lenox road. Glen Ellyn.

He was associated with his father, J. B. Rohm. at 160 North La Salle street Friday night Rohm ntered the garage to take out his car. When he failed to return five hours later his wife.

Hazel, investigated and found him dead. A coroner's jury found the death accidental, Rohm is survived by his widow and two children, Alice and Jean. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at St. liark's Episcopal churth in Glen Ellyn. Accidentally overcome by carbon monoxide gas, William C.

Rohm, 42 years old, architect, 1V11.1 found dead early yesterday in the garage attached to his home at 692 Lenox road. Glen Ellyn. He was associated with his 172 Ty $1650 $52" Crepe. Crepe. telle 2 1 1- Crepe.

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"..6 I BOMBING PLANES RUSH ARTILLERY TO BATTLE FRONT THE STYLES Fordaytime afternoon. dins Tier, sports, come in pleated modes, Eton jackets. suit modes, Redin gotes, peplums. THE FABRICS Flat crepes, cantons, chiffons, woolens and ef fectivs prints. Stripes, dots and floral designs.

THE COLORS comprise a Grey, Green. Red, -Brown, also Black and many others to suit your own per. sonality. YR ty Lit r. I RIO HATO, Panama, March 21.

(A)Exactly an hour and seventeen minutes after they had been loaded into airplanes at Francs field. SO miles away, four 7i millimeter howitzers roared into action on the plains of interior Panama yesterday. Army officials said it was the first time field artillery ever had been moved by air. Guns belonging to Battery of the Second Field artillery. commanded by Capt.

Henry Tilsdale, were placed aboard bombing pane. artunti 6 i J- 1 apulo 0 1 I 1 olmson Jolmson he and 3ri olinsonst of Itsa rtmabeol" Feeley sub. former undercover Actieg Commissioner las Alrock, who IS reported to have iterated to the special grand jury trogaistieg police corruption. was! in setessten yesterday in a remote part telenty jail so that no efforts to to made to intimidate her before ler return, to the jury room tomoricy seertoeg. In th meantime Inestlamtors for Assistant State's Attorney Charles I.

Mueller were busy oozing the copies of the secret pops reports which were turned over to as pry by alre. Kuh. As result of the expos made by te former police spy a parade before es Jury of police officials as well as hall officials is expected to start or Wednesday. It is re-reed tbat tbe Oirers intend to call before them every police official named by Mos- Kul) either in her testimony KW reports, and give them an to corroborate or deny her Gives List of Informers. ret only del Mrs.

Kell give up bor Pr.ret InfOrMatiob, but she unwittneyeurrished the jurors with a list of underworicl informers. I The names of these informers are angdered of vast importance to the peas because it will give them an peortratity to call for questioning these persons and perhaps get addi- teal information which they did not emaish to Mrs. Kub. It was discovered yesterday through slmission from a member of the jury that each secret report rendered by Ire Rub to the acting police commis- toner contained at the bottom of the etet the name of the person supply-es bee with the information. Reports Deal with Loop.

This urns juror revealed that Mrs. tub spent considerable time investiWing conditions in the loop district and spying on the captain then in charge. Many of the reports deal with this situation. it was announced. Tam reports reveal, it is reported.

bow little time the captain actually pent in his station attending to police Ante and of bow various policemen assigned to patrol the business district pent their time in some of the hundreds of speakeasies or gambling plates which flourished in the district. la this connection Mrs. Kub also Pealed, it is reported, that she turned seer touch of her information hated about downtown conditions to an agency not in anywise connected Ye police business. The jurors, It is reortet are contemplating summonitg these persons to End out their interefil In conditions and why they ronsered Mrs. Kub to a city ball efficial.

who in turn recommended her the acting commissioner for a spy. Tells of Buying" Attempt. Another revelation made by Mrs. Ina in one of her reports, a juror said. vas that a certain police official promotion had told her that be paid ISO() to an attorney connected vita the city administration to as.

pre him the desired job. The promos Was not forthcoming and the poles tncial complained to Mrs. Kub. is reporte d. and she in turn passed The itformation along in a secret Mort These officials are also to be Detectives Pat Bourke and Tom rock working for the last two weeks en some secret assignment for Act-a!" Commissioner Alcock.

are also ereerted to be among those called be-the Jury ss a result of Mrs. Kub's They have been reported Various times as having worked i.th ter in investigations on the west They are now assigned to duty at detective bureau but the la If or ra'reownectaert ret ported to have been he commanding offi; ler becatme of the private assignment I troa the acting commissioner. They Into the limelight several ago when they raided the 'Int" on North state street and taaled into the station many society boons. i wag also revealed yesterday that rand Jury got Its first break, not it.ott Through Mrs. Kub's desire to herself of a four months' con- lifeloot- sentence Imposed by Chief Jus- John P.

McG cou oortY of the Crirn- rt, but through a jealousy ex- between Ned Ragland, her col- Imland. and George Miller. who her chauffeur. It was Miller her to Indiana when she Dom the grand The secret went wits them. Forced Into Testifying.

t2ers It announced. walked said sta te attorneys offfce that he was tired of Rag- attentions to Mrs. Kub. 4TtZwitil revealed that he had handed ert to Ragland at Secret re Kul). reports directioci and that they secreted at the home of a relao clik of the te3 colored mon.

When they Mrs. Rub had nothing to din authorship and tell all nfit. pfrIty rub. rt tgr Acting 1' el 1.1cock. who to the trigating polici pension yesterda: COUnty jail gas he made to in te nturn to the it' morning.

In estigstors for Al tatty Charles .1.. omitting the cop re reports which lel the jurY by Mr! As a result of tli former police I es jury of pollee tty hall ofdcials I Tuesday or Fred tbat the )efort them e't ery by Sirs. Kub eitbf er ter reports, an to corro Gives List i Net only Mr Prtret informatio hnglI furnished th, pee list of under The names of I ansidered of vast pyre because it tgrottunitY to el thee persona and tonal information tmish to Mrs. Kt It wu disvovere, aimission from a that each secret Ira Kub to the al toner contained a ent the name of kg her with the I Reports Del This ume juror tub spent eonsid conditions Ind oPYing on ti charge. Many ol with this situation Taest reports ret bow little time ti spent in ha statiol duty and of bow assigned to patrol spent their time hundreds of rota fates which flour la this connect it is repo rer touch of tined about doe an agency not in tali police busine rWrted, are cont tr-g these persons trolt, In conditi( nnoalered Mrs.

I. elicisi. who in tut te the acting coral Tells of 0 Bu Another revelat II) in one of her was that a certai ar.ng promotion he aeld $S00 to ar the city at lore btm the desi, hat was not forty les 0Mcial compl 1 iS rePorted. and The information report These MI questioned. Detectives Pat tothe, working to en some secret I tg Commissione erPected to oe art bre th.

1, a I t'ItImonY. They st Various times 1 with ter in irivest They are now detective bun tee rub. former undercover actleg Commissioner rf for Alcock, who Is reported to have the cial grand jury et' A to Ing police corruption. was in irmgcs, yesterday in a remote part re, county jail so forts ett that no ef made to intimidate her before to 10., ra to the JurY room tomor- real im me. In the meantime In- morn tors for Assistant States At.

aeries J. Mueller were busy tercel Ira the copies of the secret po- laza ports which were turned over 211 re to oil pry by Kuh. As a result of the expos made by former police spy a parade before oboe officials as well as es ill ct ry hall officials is expected to start ttf Tuesday or Wednesday. It is re- ed tbat tbe irvend to call rr- them ctery police official named Wert te, strs, KUb ether in her testimony reports, and glve an on- et tor them 4ty to corrobot st or deny her tortlx, errs. Gives fist of Informers.

vet only did 'Mrs. Kilt) give up bor information, but she unwit. tneiturrished the jurors with a corn- list of underworld tes The names of these informers are sresidered of vast importance to the rs because it will give them an -sortinitY to call for questioning tem persona and perhaps get addi- tog information which they did not hat Pti 1 Co reLl I'm for, whi 1,11 dial lazt toz! Pittsfield Bldg. PafingoLl Ritty- I 'Al 1 I 37 N. Wabash Ave.

at Washington 37 N. Wabash Ave. at NVashington STETSON HATS for women They're more than just fashionable they're becoming, too extremely wearable. They flatter, they soften, they charm they heighten the beauty of even beautiful women! Straws, felts all headsizes. 075 010 $1250 $15 and up NIAURICE ROTHSCHILD State et I 1 1 It it KILLED AS HE STUMBLES IN FRONT OF AUTO 4 I I IL TiD 1 I LL) trd rt, 1 The first day of spring was also the occasion for many women to start housecleaning.

Annette Pudlo and her sister, Jean (on inside) are washing windows in their home at 1432 West Huron street. P' et Frank Lil ley, 43 years old, 911 North Kedzie avenue, a tile setter. was fatally injured yesterday when he stumbled and fell In front of an automobile while crossing Grand avenue at Kedzie avenue. The driver of the car was Carl Weiss, 1537 North Avers avenue. This death Increased the Cook county motor toll for the year to 249.

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