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14' WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 10, 1939. PART I Telephone Ticker 8211 Broaduay, Eighth and Hill rom Doom Actor Fights for His Yell Buck Jones Testifies He Originated Phrase of 'Hi Ho Silver' mi Hie. hvkoa Phoenix Lynch Attempt Feared Secrecy Will Cloak Return of Burgunder, Dual Murder Suspect KNOXVILLE (Tenn.) May 9. (JP) Arizona officials made prep Buck Jones, hero of western films for 20 years, yesterday in arations today to safeguard Rob ert M.

Burgunder Jr. when they take him to Phoenix, as Federal court testified he was the original yodeler of "Hi Ho Silver." the suspected killer of two auto mobile salesmen. Jones went on the witness stand in United States District Judge Harry A. Hollzer's court Sheriff Lon Jordan and County Attorney Richard Harless of Phoenix were expected to leave here tomorrow by automobile for the trip home, but neither would I i I ljjn i r- bo disclose the hour they would leave or what route would be taken. FEAR FOR SAFETY "Our chief worry," said Jor dan, "is for the safety of the prisoner after we get him back to Phoenix.

Feeling when we left there Sunday was tense." I Jordan said Burgunder. 22-! where he is suing Republic Pictures studio for infringement and asking an injunction against the studio to halt the production of a serial, "The Lone Ranger." HORSE NAMED SILVER He asserted that he is 45 years old and said he has probably appeared in more pictures than anyone else in Hollywood. He said that for many years his mannerisms and dress have become somewhat distinctive to the fans of the horse-operas, and added that he has ridden a horse named Silver and called "Hi Ho Silver" to that horse for a number of years. JOXES' CHARGE Now, he testified, the defendant company has produced a serial with a masked man riding a horse named Silver to which he calls "Hi Ho" and the public is assertedly being led to believe it is Buck Jones and his Silver. The studio countered, saying FORSTMANN TWEED travel coat is at home on the Atlantic Seaboard and Pacific Coast.

Better Coats. FEATHERWATE dark spun rayon suit. Cool; in New York heat, dark for San Francisco fog. Suits, 12.95 year-old collegian and the son of a Seattle (Wash.) attorney, prob-j abiv would be lailed near Phno.i nix "until the excitement subsides." rOPULACE AROUSED WOULD BAR FILM SERIAL Buck Jones, hero of West-em films, who is waging court battle against production of Lone Ranger serial and seeking $250,000 award. Tlm photo He explained that the desert' killing of Jack Peterson, 35, and bins M.

Koury, 2o, when theyj went on a trip to demonstrate an automobile, had aroused con Dead End Kid Finds Out How to Get His Marriage License siderable feeling. Burgunder continued to denvl the killings. The bodies were! they obtained rights to a serial, "The Lone Ranger," and that its Lone Ranger calls not "Hi Ho Silver," but "Hi Ho Silver, and does not imitate found near Phoenix Friday and Burgunder was arrested Sunday; at Johnson City, Tenn. He said he wanted to be married in the Blessed Sacrament Church of Hollywood, June 4. "You ought to know all about Students to Display Leo Gorccy, 21-year-old Dead End Kid of the films, nosed about the marriage license bureau yesterday to find out alk about how to get married.

But Leo, in an open-neck shirt and sweater, denied that he and his fiancee, Catherine Mavis, 17, dramatics student, had been married about five months ago in Santa Barbara, as rumor currently has it. Anyway, Leo was told that he would have to file his applica Jones. The case will continue today. PRISON FUGITIVE" SUSPECT HELD this marriage business." Leo was told by reporters. "We understand you were married five months ago.

"Well," was the answer in the best East Side brogue, "mebbe 1 was and mebbe I wasn't. Anyway Catherine and I want to be married in a church." He said he'd come back a little later and file notice. tion and then wait three days. Quadruplets Bom Architectural Skill Students of architecture in Polytechnic High School will display some of their work at the Southern California Home Show; opening in Pan Pacific Auditori-j um Friday evening. Under the direction of their, teacher, C.

A. Faithfull, the; youthful architects have de- signed scale models of Monterey, Spanish, Colonial and! Moderne style homes. The mod-j els will be supplemented by detailed plans and architectural) sketches. Included in the exhibit will be designs that have won national and international awards. The home show will be formal- ly opened at 7:30 p.m.

Friday. It! will continue every afternoon and evening until May 21. 'mm Fingerprints Trap North Carolina Fingerprints he gave Hermosa Beach police under the name of Albert B. Tyson in an application for crossing guard yesterday resulted in the arrest of Archie B. Taylor, 26, fisherman, as a fugitive from a Carry, N.

prison farm. Taylor, who admitted that was his real name, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Arthur Seth at his home, 406 Garnett Redon-do Beach. He was booked in the Students Will Show Muscle-Building Contrasting former methods of muscle-building by calesthenics and the present systems of teaching physical education, a public demonstration will be given by students of the University of Southern California at 8 p.m. today in the physical education building of the Trojan campus. in Brazil Village SAO PAULO (Brazil) May 9.

(U.PJ The birth of quadruplets, three of them boys, was reported today from Java, a village in Sao Paulo State. The mayor of Boa Esperanca. near Java, confirmed the births in a letter to local newspapers and said the infants and their mother, the "wife of a Spanish immigrant, are doing well. OVERNIGHT CASE by Wiltshire in woven fibre with rawhide corners. 22.50 52 County Jail where he said he will waive extradition and wRl WARDROBE CASE to carry entire wardrobe.

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The physicist will present a paper May 15 at the 10th anniversary meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in New York City. Two days later Dr. Knudsen will meet with the committee on Acoustical Measurements and Terminology of the American Standards Association, of which group he is chairman. He is scheduled to address scientific groups at Brown University May IS and at Princeton University May 19. Lockheed Breaks Mediterranean Mark Roaring across the Mediterranean Sea at an average speed of 232 m.p.h., a Los Angeles-built Lockheed transport shattered the nonstop flight record of 3h.

55m. between Paris and Algiers, the Burbank aircraft factory announced yesterday. Formerly the record was 5h. flat. Marshall Headle, Lockheed's chief test pilot, flew the ship, first of three ordered by the French Air Ministry for use on Air Afrique, a government-subsidized route from France to Madagascar.

Mormon Leader to Take Chicago Post Leo J. Muir, president of the Los Angeles Stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, will leave Los Angeles May 14 to accept a new post of service at the Central States Mission in Chicago, it was announced yesterday. Muir was called to the new post by Heber J. Grant, president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Remembrance pictures, accompanied by written tributes, will be presented to Muir by eight organizations within the 13 wards of the Los Angeles Stake.

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