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Served by the. United Press VOL. 7L THE UOMUIANT KlJWSl'APEB OK NOHTHBAST AND SOUTHEAST MISSOURI Biythevllle Courier, UlythcvlUe v'fi'liey UI.YTIIKVII.LK, JUNK 8 10:11 mm EDITION SINGLE COPIES FIVE r.KNT> Jeanelte MacDonakl and Kay Francis Complete Beauty List IJ SrJf Defense I Shooling of-Voutii I li.nlt. lso.il you'll, was in 'be I'ncf by H.itvvy Tp.nner. IS Uahvs ijimli'is noan 1).

Hughes Company I lit. By Beloto Stock Alro Darned. Pr.iclicnllj 1 flu 1 1 I). T. J.

Mnn.i.l huihli'v. West Main abcnt this 01 Constable lew. Airordip; him i liis pistol ii 1 ir.f:- is deadly vo: pen frr-f! am-U'd by Harry Tuyi'Ji's tn 1 ae -M DEBT ISSUE Fifi and Fowler On Honeymoon 9r hclrl ill ill: 1 Revision Will Be Soucrjil In' Allies If Gemiuiiv Fails ayments. ahnn i apnrovhnnir-lv complete loss. nn loss was covered, at lea't paitially.

by insurance. Mr. Tieloto In; had no: had time to check up an hi'i loss. Damage to the was nMhrntcsl n'. n-i 3, too 52.000 bv Fire chi---f Ruv Hi'urt.

Firemen arc of the opinion that blaze was snipuldt-riiv; steadily dr from nboiLt 9 c'drir': Sunday ni-'-ic I Seven blocks and until it broke in the- ili'is of valuable war rfrnnl An electric deck was I stopped at 9 o'clock irll thr'c blocks more. II Hnniay ni-j'nE I I until it brnfce otiMn the- r.i'ui i I jl ii An electric deck was i Bopped at 9 o'clock indicating i U'vj! I ill i fn ki ai a stort circuit in the i had stp.r!:d the or thai I I i I i clock 1-d Irr- i -i-LUlLl iL burned by Ihe fire. ami an offlrw r-n r.ir-r- I i I i 11 11 UJ trt)1 for Buck iMM Hi! 11 5OT tt'hu w.n ill. fomirt 0 M110 hpnvy in iurecl When Wall Col- lapsL's Uco'i Apparatus. NOP.FOI.-K.

V.i.. Jilnn. ft IUP) tin: which br.ik out in nn cil r.oakr;! pin- Sunday was bro-jvlit control early lo- feet property 'wore ill ruins and tlamcs ser- end at (co'intrv homo- of liriu.sh I're- HaiiM-y between iftiripls of Ihe and a dls- p--'tirn 10 roirn-allons war aucstlon in way that ivould prosenl a serious prob- for the Drilled Stales. p- i i I'n'sidpiit iU-cvor. diirini; his 1'II'Omoii al Hiinidan canip.

was liiiu'crftiHul lo hnvc dlwnsscd (lie with Huch bawndm to nclslum ami the gov- I'limient's foremost authority en Euiiipoan pu-'l-war relations. Althiiueji the Amfiicitn povorn- tueiH has bern rieitl tn IK onnosl- tinn in cancpllatlnn nr downward rcvr-ion of Ihe allied war debts. Ibe fall in the ecneral world price and possible inabllltv of m.in\' tn continue rcuaraUoiis pav- monts of which iillied debt said, that a civouit in the Fir mc nr-arbv cities were KAY I-KANCJo JEAXF.TTC hair like golden sinisbine, eyes of starry blue Hellywnnrt's ucst bubt)Ii TL, smoke heavy in bii.sin?«? tiict nil but unable Ic fc source of iho orlov. T.vo WLIVV black anJ polled In when the worst hh'orv passed eu- bf-vond -rntrol to dsi'n- at approximately mn Three and Ihrec marines scrinuslv hiuircd when a tlf'-tivim a fire cn- rvnrr EDITOR'S NOTE: is the last of fcur slorirs on "The Most Beautiful Women of the Talkies." selected by NBA Service and Courier News by famous film directors who aclctl as beauty judges. BY DAN THOMAS NEA Service'Writer HOLLYWOOD.

June briniet- Kay Francis who cams out here from the Broadway stage about a year and half sgo to find rival Hollywood talkie producers vlehig for her Beautiful Jeanette MacDonald, with hair like golden suushins eyes of starry blue. is acclaim- hair, buyisTi flashing eyes. 'es with but toon fouiid Jeanette hnd both. earlv career was spirit ported it lo firemen e.t the A firemfn were Injured, near riot occurred at city payments to the United S'nies financed- ridpcd consklcrations which officials here private recog- r.i^etl tnav havo lo be faced. For this reason the visit to bv of State Hcn- L.

Sthnpon ar.d Secretary of Treasury Andrew W. Mellon, nn- as a combination business ar.r 1 pleasure excursion, took on the importance of a major mission In the eyes of European government who are looking (o the a block away, early this jl where 2CO r.risoncrs were con-j United States for relief In their in S- fijied. The jail was In line of the fire's approach and I President Hoover Two flre trucks called on- Riirt fotir hose line; vere has set his incs' nr.fi iai! riificials tiulsled ihnr tr.insfer ir.rnae;' tho baitle ftline Police Gin-iers S3 Jon the le.i«l>iiRat° stage after" 1 c'ntro! of the fife. Tlse tending a fashionable school frr '-'-e iunilsh- i Rirls near Philarlelfiiiin. Af.

th" f' 7 1: 'd by tip fir: set she dreamed of entering crar.d 1 opera. N'evev did a film cart (liter her mind. But of grand opera have been ten. I "It's much work." toit! me one day when we werj riis-' PITTSBURGH, June's. vOKOH WrftDDSr I cussing jrrar.d opera: 'That kind Violence broke out today in tho sitting rcquirss years of intensive western Pennsylvania bituminous Manufacturers of cotton and part- stutiy and is a conilnna! grind.

I cw strike in which 10.000 men lire coiton wrnwiln? for piefer inoiion and the involved. hara notified J. Met! Brooks, hcme nf? tr.cy permit." Mere l.COn mine's, retary of the Blvthaville clirmte' cd as "the Ivs' fmihnnn nle vcry 0 1 1 rllui coal nn(i ccmmerce. that thev will tnv ed as the besL femnnne anger in Jeanettc mnt now. is and striko brokers were representatives al plnnf-rs inw- prisoners hauled (heir cell! heart uuon mnhliiB the proposed callrrl for liberiv.

Mar- 1 world disarmament conference at mi TO 111 are the nntlon's two most famous newlyweds. Mr. Fowler McCormick. photographed on their honeymoon and at Overrules Defense Motions Bui Explains Aclio.i Is Only Tcntativft. Four inotlc-ns by P.b:tl.

dcfuntlant in the suit bruu-jlit, by A. 15. Tilrfield, we'-i (ciiuulvi-ly by Judge G. K. Keck anJ required to file an iiiinvc'r tri ihLs nftcrntoii.

Judge Keck owrrul'jil a unibn tn makj the specific, and a motion to plnlntlfT to hU hjiul. The court tailed r. oral demurrer lo the also a sjicclal demurrer. Keck AYIII Not Kert slutrd this iiurnlirj tliat he would exeus; frani the bench and nsV. nnotber Jurist hear the Th.i of the trial has not been and will tlepcnd principally upon l-i? time that Ihc special nny hear the c.iie.

However, it will be in the near Tr.e court hear further mollcns in Ihj Wednesday morning if any made. In temporarily oycrriillnj motions the. Judve Keck explained that he was thh in to make up the record for the Judges before whc.ivt the luclliiis might be taV.tb up 30 Votes In his this Nfrs. tllp defendant, Mayor Reed, Kamplon. L.

shortly after their surprising marriage. McCormick. 33. a grandson of John D. Rockefeller, and thn bride is the former Mrs.

Fin stillman, 51. divorced wife of James A. Sttll- man. New York finniKlor. McCormlck is generally credited with East sorac thlriy voters', the val- of snfo-; his Intense ho'w in thh direc- wnrkeil ou'.

tor i tir lllls ll lo speculation as to should the (lames i whether method may not be fcund by which.a 6f Europe's iinanclnf be macie. early nest year sur-ccss having, effected a successful, but short lived. Hie Elillmnns niter their scnsationnl divorce eliargts Will inspect Possible Kospjial Sites Kerei L. A. Warrgn, United States Veterans employe was sorb to Arkansas -to inspect possible sites veterans hospital Nephew of Riibio AnD.MOHE.

June 8 (UP) that International complications mbhl arise from Hie stay- in 1 early today of Iwo Mexican from slstv lo two hundred acres, lars Involved in Trans- CF1ICAOO. June 8. Two of the most important mergers in Chi- caso's history brought aboul the today of more than OOfl.POO in b-in'-i resources find cre- of the second an.l third lartr- finnnclal Institutions in tho loon. Announcement consolidations of the gigantic made after idity of whose baliois by the plaintiff, cist lllcjar yolos. while dcnylns! that- iTc of the 100 or more vote'i, by the plaintiff ware Utegiilly In jddltlon jcis up -allsjiijtlciWtiisl voters nrl thi.Fair- comphliu caft IliejEl Both parties to Uie suit, in wills 1 )' Fnlrneld contests ths.

voUUlty, of Mayor Reed's victory i-n the recent municipal represented In tcday by nn array of counsel. C. A. VI. D.

C. Douains. K. E. der and Clinic F.

Coapsr appeared in of Mayer wh V. G. Shane ml MAX n. rejirescntcd Rilribld. Sherif at A5 Cavionfi'.

1 B-cos- a'i Miaiiii Boach MIAJfl. June 8 Capone telephoned fiom Chicago to Mia: -i In nn effort lo put a stop to removal of furnishings from lib winter on Palm Island. Bench. He WEC directly good in a big way ever since she was lured from the legitimate stage by the salary checks film producer; often about, so carolr-ssly. The reason? There Is only one Kay Francis.

1 When a role suits her. nobody else can really play it ly. she is in considerable demand, i The demand for her is so great that she was one of th? players jWnnv over whom a war almost broks'out among producers. Kay was one of the three players Warner Brothers signed while, they still were under contract to Paramount in direct violation to the so-cafel HITS UTTOCK BSI IN ISC i Over Chicago Washtub Slight to Dsalh of Mrs. i larce of Iradin- bankers had Vincent C.

bibhr. his Miaini 'ut- been continuous conference for' 1 CHICAGO, June 3 Rose i 24, maid, was smbb-ri TO with a file today while; Blond noisan. from an sh? bent a uib ct clotlivs. on her face, caus- Hrv bodv was in thfjcd the dralh cf Mrs. the wit- of C.

A. Iluvall. as Panic Fo'- ows D-ivliirht Attack on Soviet Institution. v.hcrc the worked fnr L. Piv-l'h.

Another resident of the hniltlin? which is in an exclusive noi'h dis-rict found the girl's body. The file had born thrust inti her heart there were several wounds in head. Kalf Moon fanner. Mrs. Duvall FKceumbed at the family home a', 9 o'clock yesterday Report Settlement of Catholic Trouble Near ROME.

June 8. ttnl- Funeral services will be held this pan government will to con- affrnocn the Rev. Williams tinue existence of the Catholic Lav- Fines S150 were mcied out to nroii'biticn law Foreman Slate Trusl and Savings bank, and Ihe Ci-mrrtl Trust company of Illinois and the National 1 Bank of the Republic, were can" salidatcd to become the Cenlral Re- G. Smuey was a charge of possession of IntoxLcn lifiucr and Fd on a similar Six Small Banks rinsed CHICAGO. June S.

Capone snit for ai- lescd ille; al ar.J rciao 1 ilirce 3 LITTLr; POCK, Jnnj 8. A Banky. who wiin Colman formed what was considered (he screen'? greatest, lovp team, never was linked with him away from the studio. It was different when Kay wen' over to piny opposite him In flcs." All Hollywood was soon predicting that the elusive Colman always popular but never serious with women, had "fallen." Th.3 two still are great friends but talk of 3 genuine romance lias died out. Kay is distinctive.

Ths directors who chose her as one of the sis greatest beauties declared her to be smart, chic and bubbling with sex. Her black, wavy hair brushed back over her ears in a boyish bob adds to her dlstinctivencs.s—r.s do her flushing eyes and lur calm and unronconicd mannerisms. Per Jcmutte MacDonaM. beauty, voice and ability combined to win Prior to tho lime she made her screen debut In "Til? Love Pa- rutie" with Manrlcs Qtartiler people had srldom connected fine voic- ar.d obtained 7.SCO rubl-rs. nominally about S3.750 though less on chances prevallhn outside Soviet censors prohibited Moscow ncv.s abroad Dynamite Can Explodes Kiilin.0; Brooklyn Doctc Barred From France, Tex Seeks Haven in Nevada Northwest Arkansas and 1 and Savinjs bank.

I The other institutions Ue of land Ujft-ey Oliver. 33. died sujfercd a 5.1=0!: Palmsr. 12-1 George and Mrs. Mel-i Filipino butler U-c 'iruniul in-i murii-r of Ur fon of Mr.

fr- llbr LITTLE ROCK. 3 -0 To Crop dan-age which may i central and cr-rs by hail MARSHALL, June 8. (UP) In tiiis unricrsroitnd hoi.pttal are An airplane was sent from here to- i piilmolors, opfialint! equipment an.l dav to search the waters of opcntinrr table, and pig pen at H'CO chickasanba avenue but the Kielnvp.y Crash Ail children from six months years of vaccinated free. arc Ihjlr children. Today clinics are bein? warmer lo- clcvciy in.

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