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WEEKEND EDITION WaS Sirtot Ltt Pritfs ft MM ItwBW) Vlatera4l 4t at i0 a- m. II ace a. COMPLETE WIRE REPORTS ASSOCIATED PRESS, UNITED PRESS, INTERNATIONAL NEWS TH YEAR NO. 271 32 PAGES PATERSON, N. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 16, 1935 PRICE THREE CENTS-20c A Week.

Delivered Italiansf -Commander Clues Left by Bank Bandits In Chester, Y.7 May Help SoIveErospect Park eft Latables rut Lif fs jaRrrte Canada CutsTariff Hou i rafti PLan On Autos Outlined to 10 In Farming Machinery RESULT OF TREATY II-D ee Reported Dissatisfied Witn Drive Get Greenwood Lake Road Marked taken in Yesterday Raid Secure1 Good Descriptions Mlrked similarity of methoda and dacriptlona today linked tha five machine gun-armed deaperadoea who yesterday aftarpoon awooped down on tha Cheater, New Turk, National bank and escaped with 3,000 loot, with tha band which just ona week previous bald up the prospect Park National bank', securing aa 11008 haul. rhMtetgog ttlng hone The Quiet False Alarm for President K)stof'atlAast 5 Points Likely Next Year Ay EVEN BE MORE ductiort In Assessment IlU lief But don. Will Be Costly TEN YEAR PLAN I Word Received of $227,945 VYPA Grant for Of Road Alobg Eastern Show of Greenwood Lake Connecting with Present Road, JT'- DE BONO REPLACED -y Rome Surprised as D-Badoglio Takes Charge In Africa Billwm Dollar Proposal To Be Tackled When Fi D. Returns to Capital Text of Agreement with Ul S. to Be Made Public Monday A 1227,845 WTA grant, top the cooitructlon of a road connecting tba eastern shoe of Greenwood Lake to' (he present Greenwood Lake road has been approved by President Roosevelt, the New learned today, although no official confirmation of the fact wa tal low of ipproil- fl, 496,000 will lil lo in fh I3 of th dareloped today it i r.

0- jh rl notion allowed by Con a i Hoard of Tim and in thin rMr for 123. at 1 Burning Plane Costs City $l)00 a NEWARK, Noy. JA- Newark ipent 81,000 oh a falsa alarm when a plana Was reported In flames above NewarCVrport. Two emergency aqunda, 18 fire engines, five radio cars, two patrol wsgons, a squid of fix motorcycle policemen and 8 hospital nmbtilaaeea answered the alarm. Aa Investigation wan marled, to' team whether the alarm wye turned In In goo or an practical joke.

canter ot Cheater adjacent tnOoahen ti tamed fjor tbe Imposing atone monument erected over' the burial place ot Hambeltonlan, famoua racing Ira, waa thrown Into a frenxy by tha hold-up yeaterday. According to an unimpeachable police authority, tba News learned bt the following ilmllarltlea, ot detatle In tha Prospect Park and Cheater hold-ups: 9 t. The Chester bandits were Trniied- wills a itie bine gun upon entering the bank In the Mm. manner ae I he Prospect Park hold-up thug, In both case two men (Contlnucd-on- aielLCpt 1) By 1). HAROLD OLIVER WASHINGTON, Nor.

1. (P) I forthcoming, from tbe local VVPA office, ten-year alum clearance and I The Federal grant, for whtch- an application was tiled Several months ago by the Board of Free- wlth an approprpUon. close to holderi( irtuaUy assures the 81,000,008,000 to artrt Hoff I I completion of the projects arlth-under discussion In tha Roosevelt In short ttme, unlets'Somgthing unforeseen The grant still must be approved by Comptroller General McCarl, It was said. tn be 30 feet wide when completed, ha for -years administration. Senator Wagnerx D-NT), who wa prominently identified with tha social security, labor disputes sad railway pension.

said bad talked over road to tbe The back donated Bounty highway, lake, 'I rtpf eteottnin abandoned Its fight pf way lake above Ersktn on lu Greenwood Lake branch. right of way, reverting lo yj Hewitt ests'e was by tbe estate to the for the new road. Tbe in addition to furnishing a means ot access to. (he la also expected, to open ep a large territory -for building purposes. Freeholder Harry Behrmin, chairman -of the road commlt-tewj-was elgted today when ad- iConnnued on Ptge 20, fl I been sought by residents of the eastern shore section of Green wood Lake, who at preseat have no other way of reaching point In the southern part of the coun ty than to drive entirely around the lake.

Recently lb's Erie. rail measures. the idea with President Roosevelt In a general way and wlllyo into It In more detail when the 1resi-dentrturns from Wd 'Thanksgiving trip' ftprlpgs, Ga. lo Tear Pla This not be an emergency proposition, but deflnHe tea year plan Wagrrbr said in aa interview. He asserted stich a program had been "a boon to tha building industry and persons with (oar Incomes In England and European countries and undoubtedly would have tremendous economic' 'and social ad F.

Waves 'Big Stick On Neutrality Report He Will Withhold V. S.Aid to Unruly Traders Borah Aims To 'Liberalize Republicans Believe Definite Objee live Is to Block Old Guard' Notre Dame-Army in Feature Grid Tilt By KING8BCRV SMITH flearrtabt, 1aS, Ntwa lrrl WASHINGTOX, Xr. H. Canada has granted tha Coifed States tariff reduction ranging from 81 to 714 per cent on American automobiles and ten per eent on agricultural and oth-r electrical machinery in the new reciprocal trade agreement. Thin was learned, today follow Ing'Hgnlng of the agreement In one of the moat Imprtsiiv ceremonies of It kind aver witnessed at the Whit 'House.

Text Hub-Monday The text of the agreement will not bn made public until Monday. International Nswa 8errtc how aver, la able to disclose 'some ot the Canadian concession which bev been granted Phie eonntry The reductions cited are approx! mategHgne Inatancea but gen erally me tame aa' will be made public la the-agreement. A 814 Pe cent reduction baa been granted on American automobiles the value ot which 1 lea than 81.300. The duly on this type of car has been slashed from treniy per eent to approximately 17 4 per eent. The duty on American automobile tba value of which I more than 81.208 has bee reduced by approximately 714 pee eent.

The duty on American motor buses 'and motorcycles baa been cut ten per cent. Tba ten per cent tariff reduction on 'Agricultural machinery include tin feUowlnf Items: Mowing machinery harvesters, farm tractor engines, hay presses, eor husking machinery, engtaev -vkd boilers for farm purpose small agricultural Implement, pasteurisers for dairy purposes, hay potato diggers, spray- By 1IM ENT DE PASCAL ROME, Nov. 1 1. (Ilftj-General Emilio De Boas wo, as lullad high commiasloner in Eritrea bJus been directing Premier Benito. Mussol'inl's war against was replaced and recalled to Italy today in a surprise m.ove.

Rumor Pute IsnaUafitd Rumors that Due was Ala $atnrred wits (he progress of th Italian camps gn in East Africa Immediately were circulated In Home. Field Mavxhal Pietro Bado-glto, chief of tn Italian general staff, was ngh commia-aloher for Eri'rea lo succeed, th veteran De Bono, aud General Guxxont was nauifd vice-governor of Eritrea under him. The official announcemeut of De Bono recall and Badogilo a new appointment aald-r'' With the re-ceMiiMt of Makale, high commiasloner la East Africa lies, l)e Bnne has fulfilled tbe mueloa entrusted -to him. MUMollnl has dle-pMrhed a I telegram lo hlfTK wherein he (onWrr De liono'a nilMion crmipleied, He aleo acknowledged the mission was unfolded amidst eitr-mely difficult clrrumstancee. the reaulta of which mark le Bono "Tor the nation' gratitude.

A a sign of recognition of the work In re-rmHiuering nd tb Tigre rrgion, the king hue an-cepied Mussolini's request that De Bono be promoted to nmr- shal. 1 Marshal Metro Badoglio has been appointed high commie- loner In East Afrtc succeed- Ing De Bono. The shift came as t.urprls la -Italians, who had been assured sevsrsl weeks sga. when Mar- hat Barogllo salted for East AD I 5 i 1 -1 lf llom thin five point In may becofftmore 0 fit, jwint becauee of ,0 follow th reduction per-vd by tha county board. counly board allowad radon.

of for 1333 -h Iran. luted into tax rev-, icrenua loss ol -1 -y amount la part of the the city reckoned on cob part of tb 1938 taxes. the ledurunnl ara allowad, irn will Itot collected ii; hue to ba mad up the 13! A budget taiiirno 1 aoni will have to aa leveuu for it iie th reductions on -will probably hold Mr CMS. thera being no iidscitton that proparty mcrraaa. In fact thera 1 br-n no Increase In ratablei years due to the i-yit" emp- of thia loaa of fr lire attya plaaa to either In whole ia Instigate agalnlt hnirt ba administration I v.

e-rip'ayaa. Relief 1 Big Factor i i r- Turdy that lb cr Inane declared thJ of par cut dapattdad a aiulal picture for tore la thla platura now ude loaa la ravaaun, tad I WISltES DEFIED F. WANTS NORRIS vantages if undertaken the Fighting Irist Future Generals Invade Stadium cnited state. Today ID UnbeatenrUntied Teams Striye to tling to Perfect Records BX OEOKGrK K1RKSEV NEW WDRK, Nov 1A. (U.R) Football's mad whirl, wtih ten unbeaten, untied teems striving lojjlrtg to their prfectN-erords approaches a dramatic finish todsv, in the next io the lasioig Saturday -of th gridiron seaaorvA- Thrik Interaectlonal "It 1 to slums where disease nd crime is spread.

he seid.N Wagner thought it would he a good Idea to. consolidate tho existing "scattered housing agencies in thqrnterlor depart-meat end resettlement admmla- trartim 4 He said he balied there would he no necessity for addi; (Tuns I rork relief appropriations session of Congress and that money fori social betterment canid sow be turned to inch ih'ngs hou st if (or tht por And, middle clawes, 'X tv Bill Pending He hes a bill pending which be hppes will form the basis tor discontinued on Pnge 20, Col. 1) By HOBART C. (C. lavs.

1 ut.4 Press WASHINGTON. Nov. 18 The Roosevelt ndmlnlatratloo. I Halting to "crack down on foteigu traders and American concerns who persist in export' Ing war supplies lo holy In defiance of tbe government's neutrality IJ4i War Materials' Thla information cama to tha lattsd Preaa from aa uni m-peachabln source. It followed closely upon Secretary of Stale Cordell Hulls official listing of Oil, copper truck, tractor, crap Iron and acrap steel a "essential war materials, il-though not.

-actually arms, ammunition or implements of WASHINGTON, Not. 1 (IP) Senator Borah's definite ob-jcctlte, for '19Jwa put down by polltlcnl bier today ai a aftort to llberatiaa" the -Re' publican party prevent the to-called Ol Guard from con-IrplllBd the national convention. The Idaho Republican told re posters yenterday that wbethar ba antera tbe primaries blmeelf ei a preatdentlal candidate de-pendi on devtloftmeati. RiKMevelt Wanla Norrl Bofib-'e eommenla were one lhre dewelopmenla illustrating Increasing tniareal In tbe 1138 campaign were Tbe oib ire warn: i. An ettfaordlnary pr'onounc' ment by President liwevelt that (Continued on Page' 17, Col.

1) battlei And halt a doxea hand-to-hand skfimishea lot eonfertac aupremacy feature the day nationwide vTbo day' big battle wtll be oabe eeatern front, where Notre Dema'a Irish, arsuaed by their lots to Northwestern- laat week, engage Army' twice-conquered cadets before 80,090 persons at. Yankee stadium. Jn two other Important Intersection! battles Nebraska', big six champion, face Pitt at Pitta-burgh and unbeaten golden avalanche, InvadM Phlla-delpblsxjor an encountA with Temple, beaten- once. Strategic Skirmishes--Th strategic conference wv- DkMinrt mlsbea ere in the South and midwest. Ona ofy tha day's fiercest battlei will ba between North Carolina, hlghly-ballyhooed Rose Bowl candidal, and Duka, Its arch-enemy on IV 18 miles lowa tha pika.

A throng of 40,000, tha aoulh'a largeiootball crowd la history, will gsther at Durham, lo see The. Tar Heel and Blue Devils wag battle. The winner ot thla game will be favored to eapturer the southern conference crowd. The two big ten lexdervMlnnft-eola and Ohio Stats, face -still competition in Mlchlgan and Illinois, respectively. Minnesota, un- (Continued on Page 29.

Col. I (Continued on Fsgs 20. CoL ll Vi Captain Cluney Suffers Stroke; Condition Fair Pag it. Col. It Boys Caught In Wild Chase Hefd as Thieves io Arraigned for Auto Theft Involved in Accident Jep Again Laments Over Injustices River Street Mill Owner Renews Riparian Rights Battle (Continued on Page 30.

Col. 3) Bank DiFectors Praise Police Grath to Get Court Position In Hot Water Toll in Egyptian Riots Reaches Six County Detective Stridden in Home Was 111 for Some Time Captain ot Codnty Detectives John C. Cluney suffered a'atrok at his home, 27 Eighteenth avenue, last night. Hla condition waa reported to be fair today. Captain Cluney baa been 111 for tom time but continued et his post in the prosecutor's ot- Harper Pays $74.60 Taxi Fare But Hes-Still in Debt Tb-.

yoiitbwer ordered 1 pendiuk IngTof bell tbe prosecutor office when sinned before Recorder Via Dutfy thin morning on ret of s'eslmg an automo- (Continued on Page 20, Col. Strikers Ieet -Manuf xacturers Tuesday Night To Discuss Settlement-Union Warns Against Violence ith twenty shop settlements mbde, th AetUement committee of the striking plain good silk workers today began preparations for a conference with the otgan-tied Commission manufacturers lo be held Tuesday night 4n City Hall. Flinployers geek f'ont acts The meeting baa been sought by tbs commission manufacturers. All of them in the organisation are after a settlement which will permit then to start their looms moving. Information, was scant on tha masting.

Alax WUIIams.Jusi- (Contltrued on Page 27, CoL 8) ublic Sale for New School Bonds Two Wounded Thursday Die Anti-British Disorders Stop rhe trio, houli Nicolent, 18 )Ul Elat Nineteenth a'regt; Ph Vetter, of 131 Lyoni ret: end fhester Vannettn, IT. J3 Eat Twenty-iicond -et, alf of Paterson, were bt in Paterton tae night iT hour chase ouih alr Xa end Pater- Due to Be Placed Perlna-nently in First District (lerksh i With, the announcement by Process Server Chris L. Eieil that be has notified the State Civil Service commission he would not seek the clerksh'p ot the Firit District court. It appeared certain today that Frank Grath would bi permanently ap- PQlnted (a the, Grath, who waa namedTenipot-ary clerk more than a year ago to terva unttl a civil service list waa compiled, has been Informed by th Civil Service commisiion that. hla duties Till end today when a successor will be appointed.

In the civil service examination for the post, Kdell, s' disabled war veteran, was first; William Miller, county sealer of weights and measures, a disabled war veteran, second; William Herdman, Criminal District court Prospect P((rk Board Also Thanks in Holdup The board of directors ot the Prospect Park National bank, at a meeting last night' expressed their thanks io the various police agencies for their pYompt action in the recent hold-up of th bank In which bandits escaped with 318,000 In cash. Appieciatlon was voiced for the aid of the Prospect Park police department, tha New Jersey Btste Police, the Patereon police department, and representatives of tbs Federal Bjireau of Investigation. Also, cited In th directors' appreciation was Richard South me, contractor, whq despite the pretence ot the arihed bandits crawled on bit stomach and' setoff th bank's burglar alarm. It was also announced that la su ranee company representatives settled th full loss sustained by th hold-up wUhm--lwettyrfour I Anoiber bitter complaint about governmental injustice was received by th Board of Finance from William former owner of tha mill building at Main and -River street. Tha letter, which provoked ex-' discussion from th Board of Finance, was several pages loug and recited again tha steps Mr.

estop took to secure justice from tha City ot Paterson, the PaseaJe Valley Water commission and the North Jersey BilUiet Water Supply commission. Tbe board said he is trying (a "mulct the city of money which is not due him. Membef of th board explained that (he city had foreclosed on the mill building for tax, arrtjaragei and that Mr. Jessop bad refused to vacate. Members of the "Bblrd, particularly Jam Wilson, who also Is president ot the water commission, explained that in the past, before the -valley commission took over the Passaic Consoltr dated Water company the latter paid Mr.

Jesvop rentals tor hater (Contlmiyd on Page 29, Cof. 2) Paterson Earns Safety Praise Howard Harper, 48 West Brosd-way, th gentleman who hired a taxi to transport him from North Carolina to thla city, and the di covered that lacked tba necessary 74.80 to pay th tare, has been released from a police cell after making restitution How Harper managed to the rare la mystery- However, aceordluiw'to a court official, liarpar Tumped from the proverbial frying pan right Into th fire for It la In thn vflnd that a Broad way merchant la about to prefer charges against him for jmbessle-mant. Ha disappeared a quickly as was released," said a court at tendant this morning, and It is posalbl jthat he to North Carolina, I don't believe though that mad the return trip With Thomas Lewia. Lawta was the driver of the cab whlcjh Harper Oaed on.hli trip. BILLETIN' CAIRO, Nov.

18. Another Egyptian was killed by gunfire In claeti with police nt noon today whe motor truik loaded with armed coppers surrounded a hide-away apartment near a school for higher studies where secret agents reported a meeting of student ring-leaders wa being held. Nov, 18." (A) Two pf the tjiree students wounded In' clash, with polic Thursday died today, bringing to six the number of deaths arising from antl-Brlt' Ish demonstrations. Thn fltyramalned quiet, how ever, after the two day ot rioting with lti demand for th resignation -of Premier Tgwtik Nesslm Pasha and an and to British Influence In Egyptian. Affair.

Thechaae FP Lews ilce scout car opiated by pa Hrnen Ue Wilde and Poatma, nc in Auburn street, pater-n when tba stolen car amaahed Chevrolet eoach owned hf Geor Eardley, r-13 Ekst Nineteenth street, ba etolen ear, a '1888 Ford Ven from In front, l8 Twelfth avTnue last night, by Gertrude Pflaten ver of 78 Scrlvana ntrnet, To-ne borough. Detectly Charlen Band np-rd eompialnnot- agalnet i defendnnti. Edwerd Cali, no homo, win an a auapenddinrtenca tor drunk and dlaordnrly. $336,000 Issue to 'Be Put On Market, Board Decides (Co'nHnued on Page 27, Col. CAfT.

jOUJI tVCMNRk American Musicians Cancel Italian Engagement After Fascist Attick Speeding in Wanaque School Zone '-Costs Ignored Tha 338.000 bond Usurf.to finance th citys share of tha coat of building a new School No. lwlll ba sold at public aala, th Board of Finance ha ruled. Thla procedure I being foh lowed because tb board feels can aeouro an Interest rate very favorable to th city because ot the cltya excellent jo-iltlon In the municipal In Todays News flee deep1 has been some time. The (troks caiie suddenly laat night and hla family, physlclsj) has been In commit attention. Ha will be removed Jh, the hospital aa soon aa bii cmuilUon permits.

Captain Cluney a fair night, and wan raportod gUgtltly Nor. 16., (U.R) Tha X. to uncover orsalut and eon 0ne oLThree Cities with No Deaths Over Fortnight Waa called and Recorder Richer started to writ out a warrant. Halt an hour, later aha cam Into court. Hurrying to Paterson to gat a school check cashed before th bank dosed is no excuse jar, speeding.

In, A Manhattan string quartette from New York has left for Paris, cancelling' a concert an-gaeniaaL- bctu sal srsl Unued to talk loudly in -English. Th Fascists war angered and attacked Ede. Memberg at tho quorUtto' nL one packed their bag and JVAXH1XGTON. It. i) butler today although hla con- By taking thla step, th young Fascist! blackened th meets Pan "rile Lmm re a'fceH Pants s-n n.H Mawlllrg rrrr.Pagrii in-in li.Ptf I 4 Few a id, eWwin, Fuaele bulk.

4IIUIU, dUlon-wa al4Ao hjvry nerlouq4yrfcn.tIKHBtlwUH Ing to giro the Faaclit aalntaVo- inr ira kToUited, Rnrontir Ricker severely reprimanded lbe defendant And Asked her tt she would permit, her pupils to ccyne to school la th morning. Patrolman Whethara testified that Mrs. Colfax had been abusive and remarked -despite their' agent's plea for Faria by traln last night, aaymg that they did not wish td he In danger ot "fnrthar Insult. 1 rrl88R.I Be Hl Tvto Leap to Safety From Burning Truck a funeral It was' learned today. Th mualalan offeni was da.

more xrave Fascist Niira.yORiN J-U, r'M Three New Jersey clue. Cam-enlon. and Paterson, were reported by th censu bureau today aa mong the law pnn- ctple cities of tha United State without, deatha from automohila accidents' for the two weeks end- fngSovemEer 0. Of th principal municipal-', i Itle reporting only 11 -had a- clear 'record for th twd-week --period. 1 Jersey City, bad no death dur- Ing th week ending November i 8 bat bad one-lnlvn prevton eye because bn talked in Eng-- TTeut.

(leafytn IloSpttOt For Minor Ailment city la guaranteed sale ot th bohu at at lealt 8.10 per -cent rata ot Intereat which wilt tha bid ot tha Sinking Fund Commls-slon tor thn tan year maturities Tb haaiit tell thir dua to th city' poiltion In th market and th announcement that th Sinking Fund Commission will bid 8.80 th outside bidders will go below three per eent. A one point drop In interest rata would aavt th city about 88,000 an-aually or 880.000 In Intereat over tha ten year period) Insofar as JtscordAr' Robert RlckerofWanaqua la con- tamed especially wenTIh school teacher charged tha violation heap abut upon-tha offley and then disregards summons. j- fcaaf evening' Mrr Frederte Colfax, wlf of Ralph Colfax, ot Rtngwoqd. knd a teacher In th schools of that borough wa fined 10 and costs for driving titty miles per hour through a school ion at Wanaqu. Colfax, who was arrested by 'Patrolman Charles W.

Wheth-am waa given a summons oh November 1, Sh failed to answer tba summon and a secopd on waa sent. Last night ah wa pot on hand when th case Panes 14-11 I 4le Time-Table Puna I r- St pne na-sn-M-M Pyfea ie-ll-ll a IT liih, and was mistake tor an Englishman. It (ran Oliver Edel who received th black tyea. Other members-ot the quartatte are-Harri Dantlgar. Julius Shlrer and Rachmael Weinstock.

Yesterday members qf tha encouhtered a fun--gral procession leaving thn Lieutenant John Gaary ot th Second Precinct' IX a patient nt St. Joseph'i hospital where waa taken yesterday. Tho popular police official suftaring fro a minor aliment. Inter (hat In order to repeat all bar remark would havt needed a dlctaphbn. Mrs, Colfax la tho second member of the Passalo couuty school aystern toa Impressed by means of a fin that tha speed law in school tone must bo observed In Wanaque.

8ev eral month hgo County Super Intendent ot Schools Garrison waa by Recorder Ricker 'tot similar off ansa. CnESSON.P..-?ft)T.-10. (, Two New Jeraey truckers escaped Injury today by leaping from their burning truck, on Cresaon Mountain. Charles Parson, 58, thq driver, and Joseph De -Matteo. -17.

ot Brldgaton, N. war anronta horn from Detroit. Tha truck, owned by tha Wilson Transfer Company ot BrKUlon, waa de atroyed. Parson said a short circuit caused th tire. wegk.

Newark had fiv deaths during tb two week, three during th week ending November 8 and two during the week ending November 4 Uelf II HreeUlm VUIUtlMl. Awerlree One-kMfcill Inm ('hams. Anaary Ta-lla. n. pat, faaikcra.

e. Uaaelay 1 stMhin Church of Jesus. Italian wit- i.n.j Tee He, la. Pel, Peevheee. Aele- nesses aay tha musician! failed mew we.

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