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A 1 Famed Melvin Purvis' New G-Man Story, 'AMERICAN on Pages 6 and 7, Part 4 lb Circulation Ever Attained by Largest The Weather FINAL EDITION Any Pittsburgh Newspaper -1-- -113 eillegratE rat 1, e71.1 ---------------0' PitN 5 4 ,,,,..4.,.. 411i It 1 )) I 1 itts 2 Wire Reports by Associated Press, I- 1 1111 11--' 11) verse Tr 4,14444, 01 4. ori, 46 I I vi.E. 4 PITI MI III11 44 i1.11 S't 4.,.4 14 Los ngt4, 41 14 satan gum the MMI ee Page 6 PartsI08 Pages Today See In the Papers. 12 Ladies, Good and True.

Wel Built Geese. Beware of Empty Leisure. By ARTHUR BRISBANE WILL ROGERS. row r.prevrted on this earth only by a tail monument in the far West. used often to begin, -All I know is what I see in the papers." lie would observe today that no one knows whither a new discovery will lead.

The spectroscope revealed in the sun a new element. one more of the ranetyodd that make up the Universe. Because it was found the sun, it was named helium, for the sun, which the Greeks called hellos, The discovery, fortunate for Uncle Sam, since he possesses 1. Internar101211 A'ews and Univers41 Service. Complete re EsTABLiSmED ion ISSUED EVENING AND SUNDAY SH DIEFE SUNDAY.

OCTOBER 18, 1936 PIIII PRICE 10 CENTS ESTABLISHED Pt ion IEIE PRICE 1,0 CENTS ISSUED NING AND SUNDAY VOL. 19NO. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 18, 1936 4 111) SRI DIEFEAT PIIII 9 70 practically all the helium there i 4o Is. supplies for dirigibles a non- is.

supplies for dirigibles a nonexplosive. non-inflammable gas that would make Uncle Sam king of the air, if he knew how akeuo 1111101 to manage dirigibles. As it is, he contents himself watehino rApluso e. non-mnammable gas I that would make Uncle Sam king of the air, if he knew how to manage dirigibles. As it is, Shakeup Invites he contents himself watching 1 1 Rackets IMAISIK HERO Roosevelt SOn Speech Rac lifri IfNmmIrr Germany do with dangerous gas what he cannot do with safe helium.

Flo rig charges linumm)t1 Pledging NRA Revl Helium was expected only to carry. passengers and other loads through the air, with oc- ilru mp um. wom VD rasional bombing and gassing 111 VICTORY as side lines in war. Now. Dr.

Izr III A III INOW. ur. If Ik.0 I VIX I Flo rig: Charges; McNair liNvSlUcIpoREI Tkevival NRA Tkevival Held New Deal' Blunder' I Wilder, of the Mayo clinic, an- flounces that helium is invalu- able to patients in the last stage Denounces Roosevelt Sub Halfback Roc of asthma; three patients at the Mayo clinic were saved 72 Yards to Score from death, by its use when no longer able to breathe normally, m.x,,,,,v,,-, Touchd own ts. I they could breathe comfortably, LrIrrle INO. I themy ee a mixture of to helium.

one-third oxygen, helium being 4 4 1,, 1' OTHER RESULTS a gas so much lighter than air, Reveals Threat 'S l'enn'A defeat of Princeton with small molecules. 4-1 7-0. rooked kit tnaJor onset? a mixture of two-thirds helium. 1 i 1 1 r- s) I '4 I Li I 1 IY ,4 oxygen, helium being a gas so much lighter than air, Reveals Threat with small molecules. To 'Get Him Sub Halfback Races OTHER RESULTS Penn' defeat of Princeton, 7-0, ranked with major 'A Fraud on the Working Man' President fu Comment, Leddcrs Alarmed G.

a P. CHALLENGE 1Copyright. 1936, by Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph. All rights reserved. By WILLIAM N.

M'NAIlt Reproduction in whole or in part forbidden.) iti college football yesirday. Army roiled up a talritrisina 32-0 score in belting Harvard. and Vale cited out a 12-7 triumph over Navy. Notre Dante beat Wisconsin, 27-0 and Minnesota dlowned ic hig a it, 26-11. Northwrstern nosed out Ohio State, 14-13.

and Nebraska heat Iowa, 13-9, defeated Georgia Tech, 19-6. in the standout Same in the South. Asks Showdown on Constitution Rcvision HAVE been a Democrat all m'y life, but I can- not vote or Roosevelt. lt I the first to call him a Communist, and so because I disagree with him on the fundaAs principles of government. In order that we may live together in harmony, 15 -one-third i That discovery might be val- table to dirigible fliers at high altitude mixing their helium with oxygen, and breathing well.

will Go To a i I CO uRT r' If the dirigible could rise high enough to make it worth while. THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT takes over all private plan former ts that mowners oneake war planes, Fairley Hints He May I givin-third of the stock. Later it will take eins ate aier 1 over all ammunition plants. 1 That may seem a better idea As Policeman mer than it is: the important thing, In war planes. guns and all war supplies is the new idea and Amid a barrage of accusations ther governments.

our own especial- that the resignation of Mayor Iv, are not particularly good at William N. McNair was the signal thin developing such ideas, or recog- for the return of organized racke- Illell nizing them. at sight. The Lewis Run. and the Wright Brothers teering in Pittsburgh, the new had to go to Europe for encour- city administration proceeded men agement.

It was not any goy- with its reorganization of the po- ernment that developed subma- lice department yesterday, says rines, nitro glycerine, range Ilnders. machine uns or air- There was obviously no dispost- Planes. tion to ver erom the course that WILL GO TO COURT! Fair ley Hints He Mayl I Reinstate Ralder was I did Policeman mental 1 Amid a barrage of accusations that th resignation of Mayor there William N. McNair was the signal things the return of organized racke- ment." teering in Pittsburgh, the new administration proceeded with its reorganization of the po- mental, lice department yesterday, says There was obviously no disposi- tion to veer from the course that I I aamnustration proceeded I I mental, with its reorganization of the po- department yesterday, says There was obviously no disposi- tion to veer from the course that I 1 2 By JUSS CAR1 tit A toamt, gentlemen. to the nwo of Duquesne Universit Drink deep and long to the stalwarts of the Bluff.

who today IN IIIS address at Milwaukee on September 23, Gov. Alfred M. Landon regretfully but accurately described the New Dears "social security" scheme as "a fraud on the working man." Mr. Landon said "I am a profound believer in the justice and necessity of old age pensions. "My criticism of the present act is not that its PURPOSE is bad.

"It is that the act will involve a CRUEL DISAPPOINTMENT for those of our people who are LEAST ABLE to bear the shock of disappointment." Probably no other American administration has ever had to answer to so severe indictment before the bar Of public opinion. Nearly a month has elapsed since Gov. Landon's Milwaukee speech was made. In this interim, people have been taking thought on what be said. and more and more it is being impressed upon the public mind that what he said was profoundly true.

are certain things we do, and certain other we do not do. We call that system "govern-for Now I say that these things are fixed and fundacity and that you cannot change them. Roosevelt they are not fixed, and that fou can change them. Roosevelt believes in economic planning. I say that you can no more plan the laws of was indicated by the dismissal of and that you cannot change them.

Roosevelt they are not fixed, and that fou can change them.11all Roosevelt believes in economic planning. laws I say that you can no more plan the la was indicated by the dismissal of ate ettm.ifitced et the 'elY 1 top of the natiOn'5 college foot-lice heap. victors over Pitt, Pan- thers out in the ram-drenehed ISt minim yesterday afternoon oy 'sew of 7 to O. MeNair's "Enemy No. 1 of Public economics than you can plan the law of gravity.

licito OF Albert E. And another toast, renfl-inen. Florig. Plintleimont411 In vrinhilitt I A 1117 to the stieed anti elusiveness of Albert E. to Attitille ssili savd a Ile 1 Florig.

I Fundamental, Inviolable LINN'S e. IS t. gt )f al It it It a i I I of e. t. gt I I Icot pe It aI It I.

Ii 1 Charging point-blank that he I Dittriesne's Gem it Marsik, weedy had been removed to clear the reserve right hall Link. who way for vice and crime, Flornt And Thev Can't Be Changed turned in his history-making fought back. sprint of 72 yards in the hecond FIGHTS REMOVAL They are both fundamental and inviolable, "LsJ pet icKi to bring the Dukes the out-He said he would carry his case that they exist unchanged and en-' istancling gridiron victory of their before the Police Trial Board. the tirely apart from man's desires in the matter. talking and wrilig Ihisory Civil Service Commission and if -1 I It .2 They'll be They are both fundamental and inviolable, and sillri.di tool b7r2inyntrtd: lilokthe the that they exist unchanged and en.LisIttanding gridigronl 'viettior7 tor t7kItitir- his tirely apart from rnan's desires in the matter.

Theyl be talking and wrilig titteSiivy James Roosevelt, son of President Roosevelt. (hopped a bombshell into the political campaign in a speech at Gardner, when Ise attempted to commit his father ta a program of Constitutional amendment to legalize the National Recovery Act. Re. pet cussions from the younger Roosevelt's "break" followed fast. anion young Mr.

Itoliewvell sour lit to civilly Ilia vprech by the atAtement lie opeablint only tor bitectell. he VI, oreevtr irk-tram bow. ever, which reported the incl. dent, stood by the treettraer tot its account fallen Dom steno. graphic Alintlift, THE STRANGELY DIFFERENT uses of nitro giVcering would appeal to Rogers' philosophical mind; it makes mining easy, blows soldiers into a better world.

supplies the human race with a new power source. blasts stumps for the farmer. cracks the soil, hastening the growth of young fruit trees, when used at their plant- ing. and doctors order elderly gentlemen with doubtful hearts to carry small nitro glycerine pellets in their waist coat, with orders "put on under your tongue. the moment you feel a sharp pain." Also, the inventor and philanthropist.

Nobel. whose great fortune CAMP from nitro glycerine. left it all to encourage literature and science. so that new ideas, perhaps peare itself. may come of an invention used primamly for killing.

PC In ni so fa In tn in to Pe on tot lar Ior Ine Ide ma Suppose we were to put on the ballot this ind aiming aitil cheering Int- ritit File's Irtory fOr many, 'nem. tion: 4 ft il "Shall we run our city according to the laws in i iL ncil(t in it 'al on nnd tit. hit of of every one tit the 20.000 L1118 U10 Alit thrtiugh yeqertiriv Suppose the people voted unanimously "No." mini table weather to watch the of the mind-tribal necessarythe courts. Mayor McNair. who ha a charged that the rackets Are now being lined up for the November election.

remarked in his exclusive inside story in the "You can reach your own vvoutu mat Settle ltf we men operate thes 4 or the -City chatninsimillp. conclusion concerning what that cityor the countryin defiance of the law of, TEAm 'the firing of Florist means. Ill hive more to say about it gravity? Friend and foe al.ke Joined in intitling the grand purfotnintice if Yet that is exactly what we are doing now. Clipper Smiths well-Milted We are voting on whether we shall run our goy. after its fine triiiinpli And ernment in obedience to the laws of arithmetic.

I justly to. 11, the 10,4111 hell in Now there are some things that man can con- the line. something few other it ottlinoot to rts.1, Mit. 1 ot 41 loottotioll eo peep mew. Net 100.

0 V0it kit tS. i Would that settle it? Could we then operate the, cityor the countryin defiance of the law of Florta asserted that he had been warned that the racketeers am4d "get" him. He loud: Florig asserted that he had been 'rimed that the racketeers souid get" him. He mud: ho MPLOYERS have the welfare of their 7 Tito President, Wood bill I A employes at heart, and who have the exper- drevpre141 rein, rettived IMP ienced judgment to weigh such matters wisely and hob net well, have been forced to agree with Gov. Landon.

inll it him, ter Arded Roo An outstanding evidence of tins fact was pre- Pfi. sented last week in the carefully measured pro- 1lit Republican NathmAl nouncement of Henry Fordthe man who VOL- a toslitee in the tvvl railed UNTARILY gave one of our greatest industries "hu il i igitt and NIA. tiprrifirAi its first minimum wage. iv atwitter he pLinli attempt a revival of ihe Ai I Re. Mr.

Ford said: rover Ail, "Making the social system secure is one lonoth ass Nwoppete. lobC thingit is a jot) for the greatest statesmen the 17 vritt1 nation can produce-- but I' I I to 'I'll tr" create security for a SELECTED CLASS in an att "It opt 'ming INSECURE SYSTEM is a cruel joke, especially frocot ilt ttio when you take THEIR MONEY for it." JAtisec It a he Moreover, he very men and women Who are 11" 1" In SUPPOSED to be the benefiLiarics of the New 4 Dears brand of "social security," and wiso in real-1 l'itur tli Nil tov0148 ity are fated to become its victimsIll ::117.1117, 14.1: tal it it iftirti i I NS AND WAGE EARNEUS OF TIIE COUN '1. 2 -Ill, President, Wald lily iroypecial train, rtfiried any lily you's Perch but litxti Democratfr trailers. travel. Ina tilt bine, tetmeird weevil no an "Irretrievable pi.

lilIral blunder." 3 Rrlitiblican National niftier in the talvt railed fon Promatirlit flotsPerleit til 'Wire bus povition and Lite ligwrifirAi iv 'briber lip iil.i 10 iirMpt a revival of the at i rover Act to lonothoss Ngloppets. Hi kri bla 17 rPatt hit li pool, leaders its fro awl opoily 111Nkal OSSVI. JV Stottettircil fl I CUTS OFF LUI3 ll 1 1- City Hails MIIIIT VANDENBERG Tri-Siate IN DRIVE HERE NEW YORK. Oct. It-1AR) 162 L.

Rtpublicang are thnri NEW YORK. Oct. a Rpu 1 eblicans are tip ir EAMON, SMITH TRYare learning to reallie its teal anti sinister I 4,1 to-r tr-ol rtret Tin(---are to reanie its rear atm sitristcr 1.4flovr 01001 import. It peltylittri tho Na. They are becom ing aware Of the itri oVrt'V Aft 'titer Nit of 1 They are becoming aware or we rat 11111t, 111,0 Itri Veil' Aft U.

Nor or ICIaaa aaalaaa. spiken The broadcat of a political speech 61P I I Ir I vie Ingest 116 i len to Pittsburgh by Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg in Alfred M. Landtin and Alfied was cut oft by a Columbia Brood. Retail rotes el sill E.

casting Company employe tonight lb'. In 1 IrtState frill' Ilona. On the home of a tottat- Any. Flitlay the pary 11 sae. bacause.

the bro rn adcasting cobust. Eihntipinw Dort and batutday TH ihe the Onso Of the mnct ti.thostAss.c Pliny explained. it violated al This major selinat merit is political bottles A.legheny Cwiril, Ipolicy against the broadooting sponsored nv the retail mer has seen in years. of phonograph recordsin this chat" et reSreetit'l floe- Iindon. statutard.twacee Ina all department stores eirAl A tbi that party.

sil rme to 11'1- instance reproducing 1Pre3Iftent the otre et majority of retail merchants in hutch esctoter 2,7 for a lins. atones ant verch Recordmrs made rit the Prpgi i It ag conceived tri l.Ah!t rrkt rimer timt Alma! rt tkinfout Recordings made of ttle PrPAI It MI itnriCrIVed tn Vir linrr Onit. 4tU1. INITPW't insofar a the vast majority of them are comet neit. imol the social act mean nothing to them MIN and can mean nothing to them in the future I Ira tor.k- 141 Ci stre, PA'rd except A TAX TO TA OUT OF TI I 1.1 I Vi- 1Lfl II (141fIr)t, It in FOR THE FIRST TIME IN the Mayor's resignahistory.

New Jersey. selecting a lion wasn't an hour old hen jury all women has aurprised smoses, tag sin. I 04. rner) some. annoyed others.

Why? sore For rs women have been judged and sentenced by indi- oy Gets live Years vidual men or groups of men. Threat They have been ducked. brand- For Ihreat to Shirley ed with hot irons. put in the stocks, beheaded. hanged.

Oct. burned alive. versaliFrank Edward Stephens. lg. late today was sentenced to Is there injustice in turning five years in the thing around for a chance? a reform school tot- At least no twelve women would lowing his guilty plea on charges of burn or clack anvbodl.

sending an extortion letter to the mother of Shirley Temple. deTHIIITY-E101IT CANADIAN mending S23.000. under threat of snow geese prove that nature kidnaping the child star. has given them a rugged build. itiTt.

Ain't( of whtch even a modern auto- Mobile be proud. The Tumulty's Daughter, as unconscious of their danger as Europe at the Advertising Man Wed, is of her sat danger. WASHINGTON. Oct. 17,1 peddled riser edge of Mat- Tumulty.

i ars rang. and all sent don tot together 13 feet over th joteph P. Tumulty. layer and 8 former secretary to late Preldent Horseshoe. through the boiling.

Wilson and John Donnelly. roaring water. into the Nagar Gorge ton executivp, wets. palled them out, married her. hid 4' fed them hulk and corn.

they I A "odar's Sun-Telegraph ey south svr. A thouganu other wild geese. warned of PUT fate. rose from the dan- Ness 10. It II, 13.14 serous river In time.

One tt alter 7 end human 0aht Pegs Sartain Tips 13 11 to be warned by the last war. Pitt? bit w1 hot. 1 Sports Features .1 la 7 1 Apart, Features .1 te 7 "Why. the Mayor's resigna- lion vram't an hour old sheet tteatintled es Page $le. el.

Feet.) Aswan ss yersaliFrank Edward Stephens. Is. late today was sentenced to IfIve years in a reform school fol- lowing his guilty plea on charges of sending an extortion letter to the mother of Shirley Temple. de- manding S23.000. under threat of kidnaping the child star.

--sots satin Initial uaughter, WASHINGTON. Oct. 17. Tumuay. MIAOW 1 Advertising Man Wed WASHINGTON.

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Tnt uuay. dintsider 1 ut joqepn p. Tumulty lattyer and former secretary to tato Preldent WagOn and John Donnetly, Ita ton advert executiv were here tr40. i his jut son For jud vidt The ed sin( bun It the At I burl in01 hal of ti mob thiri then Pion' ars toy! roar. Gore W.

fed! Al 1 of htt thcr and i to bel to.it dent's speeches in 1932 and OW 1933 ihntlivri tt the trivato d.st,itt Itmter. aho asctist ti i to arr at one ttme nest sl)Irs Nra sill apraa 11114 trktr, PAY EN VELOPES. Isere used to Intetverse the sen- 01 firitt Fs'ortlas at la nt I OM commows. (1.01111. FNIIIIIIT apireance hero is a.

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ne.00.1 NOV(' tidier E4. find. company. said shortly before SO Ikt.os n. 11-101r laU tn an employe in the New Pticular empliaNit ion'a-ex mitered Me speech off the eit.en 1 Wown ot which Mrl A only wotkets exempt from it are far.

'arm littper domestic servants, government In ale on the South. New it, on Keiver Ix 1,40 thalif ML and the At nanne 14.010 onim employes and ertribo lyes ol institutIons. air on in the New iont, Kiyorr ita tiva.vromL employes and employcs of iostittitiows. anti the Mittlie Allannc 1 oe. om on om 1hr rrto.khi o.sn.

into, la Now tt.L nit 111 ft II I hy, Ihrtvti.le SO la it Eitteri. S'hations tho ha" br" "a1414" Free love Offered I All other wage awl ICiLifY tattlers twist the Far West heed tri that "tart' a 141 Pa" the tax. beitinnitir: January awl tontititsini: selkiht aft itt-ffilmotte le rried :111.esnrdarrn4;eitst shportivtdit.thoouttni4; Love Vitete0 1 1 the taxi beginning mit January aft 10 11,40 WOOt MM. iftttil 111 1 114411 il a GS tit. to, tjlI.

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