Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 1

Miami ahd Siiijjirban a Nine Mile Radius Population 1930 Including Picherr Cardin Quapaw Commerce Century North Miami "22742 VOL XXVIII NO 278 MIAMI OKLA WEDNESDAY MAY 27 1931 PRICE IVE CENTS 4 CHIES' IN PRISON ABRUPT RETORT GIVEN (Continued on Page Two) Late lashes Metal Market RAIL HEADS URGE BUS REGULATION PubH'hcd £vry Evening Except Saturday) and Sunday Morning by Miami he we Record Publishing Co fine) Community und Is 0 Inquiry Target On Eve of Trip to Califor nia Executive Cautions DIPLOMAS READY OR 61 JAYSEERS before the charge the student Awodated Press Leased Wire BLA eature Office of Publication A Street and irm Avenne fa GIRL MOTHER HELD AS SLAYER OKLAHOMAN WEWOKA Okla May Mrs Garnett Lewie 18 year old mother was held here today under a murder charge filed at Seminole in connection with the fatal shoot ing yesterday of Buck Ham at the home near Seminole She said Ham was killed accidentally in a scuffle for possession of gun WASHINGTON May Opposition to any inciease in taxes at the next session of fon gress was voiced today by Senator Harrison of Mississippi ranking Democrat on the finance commit tee Two Women Known to Have Perished in Long Island Sound Disaster 7 BEAUMONT Tex May (AT One man was shot and wounded and two others were captured at 10 a today during an attempt ed robbery of the State bank at Leesville La A bag with $7500 in currency taken from the bank was recovered Two liers Aloft 51 Hours in Record Try JACKSONVILLE BEACH la' May 27 (AT Walter Lees and rederick Brossy Detroit aviators seeking a new non refuel ing endurance flight record pass ed their fifty first hour aloft at 9:47 a Eastern Standard time today In order to break the record of 75 hours and 23 minutes now held by two renchmen the fliers must remain aloft until 11:10 am to morrow DOLE MURRAY WARNS BURNS Ray Broom Millionaire and our Wichita' Men lo 1 ace New Charges Vr KANSAS CITY May 27 Miss Rosemary Lyons city delinquent tax collector was arrested here today on a federal warrant charging con spiracy to violate the prohi bition law Chet Keyes assist ant district attorney said Miss Lyons was a bookkeeper for an alleged liqubr ring operating in seven states" COMMERCIAL INSTITU THAT' ARE': GUARANTEEING 1931 NORMAL PRICES ft 4' AND VALUES Merchandising I 4 OTHERS TO GO REE "ft Prosecution of All in atal Orgy Dropped ist ight Is Sequel ile Brief With I to Place Motor Carriers Under ederal Rules i WASHINGTON May The Association of Railway Exec utives in a brief filed today with the Interstate Commerce commis sion urged 4hat motor buses and trucks hauling freightbe regulat ed by the commission and that the railroads be given permission to operate motor vehicle services The brief filed by Alfred Thom in the investigation of co ordination of motor transporta tion suggested: of common car riers and charter busses (but not to taxicabs school busses or hotel busses) and to common carrier and contract motor carrier trucks op erating on the highways for com pensation or hire but do not at this time recommend that it be ap plied to owner operated trucks op erated solely in the business of the owner such regulated motor car riers should be required to obtain from the Interstate "Commerce commission certificates conven ience and necesity That an applitmnt to whom a certificate of convenience and ne cessity is granted by the commis sion should be required to comply with all the conditions in each state that duly authorized state authori ties impose upon intrastate opera tions on its highways opportunity should be giv en for rail carriers to engage in such motor vehicle' service on the highways on equal terms with oth ers and without discrimination in favor of or against other transpor tation agencies in the same The executive said reliable and were lacking but that it was thought about 40 percent of all less than carload freight is moved by truck some of it from 300 to 1200 miles and even greater distances They contended a greater part of this was handled by trucks which were not commoncarriers and which if not regulat ed could destroy common carrier trucks and seriously impair the ef ficiency of railroads by underbid ing them on rates Legislation to place interstate bus lines under the jurisdiction of the Interstate Commerce commis sion failed at the last session of Congress ton Serves as Munition in New 4 Murray King Tilt OKLAHOMA CITY May 27 LT) Gov Murray took the offensive today in the hu morous battle between liimself and Atty Gen Berry King in connection with purchase by the governor of three cotton suits 'ft i( King the governor' said stand in my shoes or wear my The governor recently? asked the attorney general how an orphan being sent to a state in stitution might obtain some King replied with a plea that the governor present the boy one of his recently pur chased all cotton outfits my hat would not fit Berry and he could not stand in my shoes and my coat and trousers would not fit the boy that would in a measure an swer his disturbed The governor bought suits in connection with a More campaign KANSAS CITY May ederal authorities said today com plaints growing out of the activi ties of an alleged liquor ring oper ating in seven states have been filed against Ray Broom whom they term a millionaire liquor wholesaler and three Wichita men all serving sentences in the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth The Wichitans are Max Cohen Jim Stiff and Glick Hilbert Auth orities said the four men will be returned from "the penitentiary for arraignment here Qapone Alcohol Used Twenty men were arrested and records seized here last night in a roundup which climaxed 18 months of investigation under the direc tion of Duncan special agent Records indicated the Capone ring of Chicago was a source of raw alcohol Nine of the alleged leaders of the ring whose business agents said had totaled $500000 in the last five months were arrested at a downtown hotel "The others in cluding June Kathrens operator of a trucking fleet as the head of a storage 1 and transfer company were taken in custody later Chet A Keyes assistant district attorney said the case was complete Liquor by Carload Liquor and alcohol agents re ported was' imported the gulf and eastern points by the carload and processed for distri bution in Kansas Missouri Okla homa Arkansas: Colorado 'Ne braska and Texas Kathrens obtained his release on bond The others were for the in jail The nine first arrested were Robert Carna han Joe Pete Guy Brock rank Mulloy Ralph Rosenberg Leopold Schwarz Lawrence Cipolla Wil liam A Cacy and William Michael Trio Sentenced in March WICHITA Kas May (IT Max Cohen Jim Stiff and Glick Helbert whom federal authorities say have been named in complaints growing out of the activities of an alleged liquor ring operating in seven states were sentenced here last March on charges of "conspir acy to violate the prohibition law" They pleaded guilty in federal court following a raid on Green Gables pretentious gambling re sort here and were sentenced to 18 months at Leavenworth in the cases of Helbert and Cohen Stiff was given a two year sentence At the time of their sentencing prohibition authorities here ex pressed the belief the most perfect functioning liquor ring in the Southwest had been broken It had been in operation 10 years they said 1 Byrd Goes to Aid Of Gob Cornered By Boston Gang BOSTON May No one can bring disorder to the ro mance of one of Uncle sailors and his sweetheart while Rear Admiral RichardaE Byrd is about and you have Patrol man Jim word for it ft It was about 1:30 a Pa trolman Stanton reported when he came upon an excited group in the historic Boston Common Stanton elbowed his way to the center of things and there he found the famous explorer morning to you Admi ral said Stanton who recognized Byrd as the explor er lives nearby hen not away at one of the poles the at said Byrd of these fellows here thought they could make wise cracks at an ordinary gob and his girl I stepped in to see the navy didn't take a licking ANTI CATHOLICS RIOT IN ROME 1 1 ascist Students Overpower Police and Hurl Stones at Church Adherents NEW YORK May Wiley Post and Harold Gatty two pru dent young men have figured out the comparative hazards of flying around the world and trying to cross a busy street and decided to fly around the world got an expert to look over our said Post at the Hotel Biltmore today we figur ed out our chances We found we had something like 3 1 2 chances of getting hit by an automobile for every one chance that the motor would stop when it supposed to 2 afraid If we were we Hope Start riday Post who used to do what he called in Okla homa oil fields and Gatty an Australian marine navigator hope to start for Harbor Grace and Ber lin riday or just as soon as Dr James Kimball weather man the word got a great shiny mono plane on which they pin their con fidence of circling the globe in something less than 10 days for a new record The Graf Zeppelin took 22 The sizable fortune of Hall 1 who buys leases In Oklahoma sinka 1 oil wella and then sells out is be I hind the project He has spent OKLAHOMA county commis sioners today ordered an investiga tion pt the Oklahoma City com munity fund to determine if per sons are coerced into contributing and to learn if funds are ed A committee was directed tq report the results oi inquiry to Governor Murray be cause here might be duplicated in other places in the state" 0 0 CO ROME May Rioting ascist students today renewed their demonstrations against stu dents at Catholic institutions and it was feared that the repeated dis turbances might bring a diplomatic breach between the Vatican and the Italian government This morning the rioters sur rounded the Catholic student head quarters stoned the building and broke all the windows up to the fifth floor The crowd was dis persed by the carabinieri Trouble had been anticipatedand police were stationed about the building before the demonstration The surging mass of ascistft ftstudents outnumbered them however and managed to lauai ub ouuamg mounted guard could Driven Jiwnv fr nm building the crowd rolled on to other Catholic headquarters and broke many windows before police arrived A band of several hundred as cist university students staged a manifestation last night in front of the Catholic club in fhe Piazza Stagostino Though no violence was repdrted they march ed through the streets singing the party hymn and directing im provised derogatory stanzas to ward the church Chicagoan Heads" American League CLEVELAND May William Harridge of Chicago sec retary of the American league to day was elected its president to succeed the late Ernest Barnard who died shortly before the start of the present baseball season The new president was chosen by club ownerg of the league at their session here today for a per iod of three years He also was chosen treasurer and was contin ued as secretary The club owners voted to allow the pitchers of the league to use resin on the ball a practice which has been taboo in 1 recent years So many young hurlers were com mg up to the American league who are possessed of the resin that the owners were in fluenced to giveit approval REPUBLICANS TO RALLY MUSKOGEE May 27 (AT red Clark State chairmanand Gi Skelly national committee man will speak here at a Republi can a district meeting tomorrow night COLEMAN THEATRE Buddy Rogers in Came MIAMI LOWER SHOP for Memorial day COLEMAN HUTTS DRUG 1 specialists GLORY Ar liss in Auto theft insurance that really protects XSW ntr T1TTXTCXNXT AXCW VUMUO straw hate $5 I 'CONSUMERS GAS Redlic I action sale of gas ranges or Decoration clean up press up 1 CUNNINGHAM OIL Circle oils4 MONTGOMERY WARD LB Jantzen 1 swim suits zor men MILLNER R1BLEY Sim mattress' and springs CROWN DRUG CO Electric NATIONAL ADVERTISERS Barnkwl Collum Med Co Cutiwl) UHillm Dr Pan i per I Oakland Pontiac $100000ion aviation in the last few years for he says He owns the plane which is named Winnie Mae for his daughter now Mrs Leslie ain of Oklahoma City Backer Discusses Venture daughter and I have come to town to see the boys he said stay right here till they come back a pretty busy man but I guesgI can spare nine or ten days got interested in Post when he came to me and asked for a job I found graduated from the oil fields to aviation flying around in all kinds of old dubious looking ships why made 91 parachute jumps for ham and eggs I bought this monoplane and Post went out last year and won the Los Angeles to Chicago derby I think the best pilot in the business Gatty been poring over maps sent to our office in Okla homa City from all over the worlds Everything in that plane is the last word Sorry I'm not going But only be in the way because never learned to Gatty whose present home is In Los Angeles is especially inter ested in the fog off the Grand Banks On the way to Europe the fliers will try to hop over this fog bank so they can tell Dr Kimball how deep it something that no on knows Post and Gatty View Globe Trip As Safer Than Crossing Street Poised in New York for Hop Off to Surpass Record of Graf Zeppelin Oklahoma Pilot and His Navigator Compare Backer to See Them Off WEATHER ORECAST lahoma Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday cooler in extreme north west portion Thursday A a nsas Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday Most ly cloudy local thundershowers to night or Thursday in east and cen tral portions cooler Thursday and in southwest and central portions tonight sj MIAMI TEMPERATURE Temperatures in Miami from 2 Tuesday until noon Wednes ay 2 pm 4 pm 6 pm 8 pm 10 pm Midnight 1 4 i Gary Youth Wins Battle to Escape Chair for Caus ing Death of Girl Kansas City Votes $39590000 Bonds KANS 48 CITY May Voters of Kansas City and Jack son county approved a year for the issuance of $39590 000 in bonds for public improve ments at a special election yester day Bonds of 000 were voted for the construction of a municipal auditorium and $8300000 was as signed for trafficways' The remainder of the 20 propo sals ratified by a majority of more than 3 1 2 to 1 call for newbuildings and playgrounds and im provements to streets highway and water systems Approximately 90000 of 172013 registered voters cast ballots Woman Attacked by Her Pet Dog Dies CHICAGO 'May 27 Mrs Loretta Watson died today of wounds she received Monday when a pet bulldog attacked her 4 The dog a pet in the family for five years became infuriated when Mrs Watson took a bone from him He damped his jaws on her leg pulling her to the floor and then slashed and tugged at her body for half an hour Two neighbor boys tried to beat the dog off but a policeman had to shoot him before Mrs Watson could be removed to a hospital Hawks Wins Bet on Triangular light LE BOURGET rance May 27 (AT Capt rank Hawks landed here at 6:10 pm winning a bet that he could have breakfast in London luncheon In Berlin and dinner in Paris the same day There was a big crowd on the field to rraet him Thev railed him meteor man" Commencement Exercises of Record Class Will Be Held Tomorrow 4 Sixty one Northeastern' Oklaho ma Junior college sophomores will get their diplomas at commence ment exercises to be held at' the college auditorium at 10:30 Thursday morning It is the larg est class to graduate in the history of the institution 'The Rev WiUmoore Kendall popular minister of tjie Miami South Methodist church will de liver the commencement address And two other local pastors the Rev Michael and the Rev Simpson will take part in the service sf 1 When the sheepskins are distrib uted Thursday the tenth gradu ating class of the Jayseers will have passed into history the first group merely handful of college sophomores having initiated the cap and gown ceremony at the col lege in 1921 Roster of Graduates' 'ollowing are the names of young men and women making up the record class: Joe Lena Ander June Bigham ern? Branstetter Ellsworth Botts Elizabeth Bowers Herschel Beauchamp Anna Marga ret Bastian Tom Bell Virginia Cochrane Alice Doris Dawson Elma Daley Dick Ellis Dumas reeman' Lael reeman underburk 'Marshall inch Marie Giyer Nadine Giles Naydeen Hodson Elizabeth Hull Alma Jane Henderson Gladys Join er Dorothy Kell Dorothy KirbyDorothy Kenney Yvona Kendall and Lena aye Kimberling Clarence: Etta Lohman Ruth McIntyre Earldean Malone VALPARAISO Ind May (AT Virgil Kirkland Gary youth convicted yesterday of assault and battery with intent to 'rape was sentenced tp serve one to 10 years in ithe Indiana reformatory at Pendleton for the 'death of Arlene Draves Sheriff Burney Maxwell of Por ter county arranged to take Kirk land to Pendleton at once ortunate Says Judge Judge Crumpacker told Kirk land he had been for tunate in many sentence is a very light he said were fortun ate in having good attorneys and expert testimony of physicians 1 cannot condone your conduct on the night this unfortunate girl was killed It was reprehensible and very deplorable You are not with fault in the matter You should congratulate yourself that you escaped so courtroom crowded to? the walls during the trial held fewer than 50 persons today Kirkland stood before the judge in a blue suit the pallor of six months of prison on his facet Promises to Reform The convicted knees trembled as he faced the court and he moistened his lips frequently as he looked straight at the judge Prosecutor Estill shook hands with Kirkland and enjoined him to obey Judge admonition to conduct himself differently after his release rf Kirkland promised To follow the advice John Crumpacker and Oscar Thielwere the only defense at torneys present long rfight to escape the electric chair or a life sen tence ended successfully for him The jury in Judge Grant Crum court last" night found him guilty not of murder but of assault and battery in an attempt to attack the girl i The verdict' considered by Kirk land his attorneys and friends as it victory for th defense will re sult in a dismissal of the charges against four other youths indicted with him Prosecutor Robert Estill said They are Henry Shirk Leon Stanford David Thompson and Paul Barton Prosecutor' Sarcastic what happened to Kirk (Continued on Page Two) 1' Injunction to Prevent July 3 ight Denied CLEVELAND Ohio May (17 Injunction to stop the Schmeling Stribling heavyweight championship at the Cleve land municipal stadium July 3 was denied today by Common Pleas Judge Thomas Kennedy dThe opinion was about 1500 words He fixed a $5000 ap peal bond i 5 The suit was brought by Attor ney Joseph Mellen in behalf of a Cleveland taxpayer It was Mel contention that the bout would be a prizefight illegal in Ohio Assistant City Law Director Henry Brainard in defense of the bout contended it would be' a since both par ticipants are to receive a stipulat ed sum regardless cf the outcome WASHINGTON May 27 (17 Albert all asked the supreme court today to reverse the District of Columbia appeal court decision which affirmed his conviction of ac cepting a $100000 bribe from Ed ward Doheny wealthy oil man The former interior secretary in the Harding cabinet made his plea for a review in a 10000 word peti tion NEW YORK Mar 2757 Lead steady spot New York 375 Eaql St Louis $60 Zine quiet 'v East St Ixtuia spot and future 349 LONDON May Lead i Spot £11 5 future £11 12s 6d Zinc: Spot £17 6d RUMSYNDICATE Twenty Records of Deals in Seven States Seized at Intend to Exer cise Clemency Subordinate Replies OKLAHOMA May 27 's' (AT Preparing for a trip to Cali fornia Gov Murray today petitioned Lieut Gov Robert Burns ft not to grant clemency during hii absence to Paul Cole ft condemned s'? ft former banker and politician Bums replied the request was necessary for 1 the governor to write me a letter like aid Bums I urf tend to exercise any executive pow ers of clemency whatever unless under the law1 am required torf act in some emergency Burns rom Same Cole convicted of former business associate in a Sem inole county lake is scheduled die July 10 Appellate courts have affirmed the conviction Bums for3 merly lived in Seminole Governor Murray said he wanted 4 to when he returned He is expected back about June 10 am sure jou will be beseig ed by powerful friends 'in his old home the governor XI wrote Burns have not yet de cided on the case (and I urge you not to he added fft Clemency Petition Rejected The chief executive has contencf ed throughout his administration that the case records only should determine whether executive clem ency be applied to individu al cases He was reported to have rejected a petition from the 12 jurors who assessed the death pen alty for Cole Cole was convicted of slaying his former business partner Ernest Irby prior to the scheduled turn ing government witness by the lat ter on a liquor conspiracy charge Both were prominent in their sec 5 tion of the state rank Hunt at torney pleaded guilty in the same case and was sentenced" to life im im prisonment body was found bound and weighted in the waters of Lake Wewoka Negro's Case Cited In the same letter governor Murray wrote that a Negro An derson Noble of Oklahoma City I was to die the 'same date though he had received plea after sfe plea from friends of Cole he had 4 heard nothing from friends of the Negro He planned to decide on each case regardless of whether requests for clemency were made he said not have it said of us that poor was allowed tp pay the death penalty and a rich influential white man escaped if he is equally Governor Murray wrote Cole is a former banker 'and 'y Seminole County Election board secretary He and Irby were joint owners of a drug store at the time of the slaying The Negro the governor men tioned was convicted here of slayS Li ing another Negro last December The Irby slaying occurred more man a year ago Party Leaves for West Accompanied by a party of 12 including Dr Gray of Still water and Otto Strickland of Ada "ft legislators Governor and Mrs Murray left here later today for California The governor will speak before the Oklahoma society at Los Ah 'w geles May 30 and will address the California society at Hollywood June 2 He will leave1 California 7: for Oklahoma the night of June 2 i Mr Murray who wore one of his new all cotton outfits to the train id said he would be forced to invitations to speak at Evansville Ind and Springfield Ill next month and could not attend the conference at Lick Ind although Lieut Robert Bums might go to therlat ter convention 'y SUBMARINE SOVIETLEET SINKS IN BALTIC 7 4 i 27 Russian airplanes and warships today cir cled above the spot where Soviet submarine No 9 of the? Baltic fleet sank riday in a pool of oil the soviet government remains silent on the tragedy' dis patches from Riga Latvia said it was understdod ft the cratt went down after an explosion presuma bly with all hands about 100 miles from Helsingfors inland 4 Moscow dispatches said the sub mersible failed to rise after mak ing a dive during maneuvers with other vessels of the fleet Auxiliary ships were sent to the scene it was said but unsuccessful in at tempts to raise it Destroyers 'and planes stood by in hope of being of assistance' The fact that depth at that point is from '60 'to: 110 fathoms led experts here to say that it would be an extremely dif ficult task1 to recover the vessel The number of the crew or the ex tent of the casualties was un unknown is believed to maintain fleet of about eight submarines 12 destroyers and three battleships in Baltic waters Athlete Acquitted Of Bigamy Charge a'U I0WA CITY la May 27 UAT Charles Brookins holder of the 1 220 yard low hurdle record was acquitted today by di rectcd verdict of charges of biga' sift my V' In directing the verdict Judge Harold Evans told the jury that the state had failed to prove that Brookins and Miss Dorothy: whom he is alleged to have ried before he was finally divorced ife by Mrs Ethel Heid had lived to gether in Johnson county as man i' '1 and wife before the final decree was granted CROWLEY JURY READY MINEOLA I May (AT The jury to try rancis for the murder of Policeman red erick Hirsch was completed short ly before noon today I I LXX IIU BODIES TWO YACHTTRAGEDY VICTIMS OUND i5 Belgian Physicist and His Assistant Carry Out Haz ardous Experiment A tempting to Reach Alti tude Never Before At tained by Human Beings AUGSBURG Germany May 27 (AT The Riedinger balloon works was advised this evening that Prol August shal loon had been sighted at about 7 oeiween uarmisch and Mii tenwaid descending slowly from an altitude of about 13000 feet The Reidinger officials professed not to be worried about the scien tist and Charles Kipfer his com panion on the spectacular voyage into the upper air nd cause for worry the director of the plant know the balloon is in per fect order and although Professor Piccard intended to stay up no longer than 10 hours it is probable that he could not get through cer tain layers of the heated air and decided to stay up longer must remember that for some time he was at an altitude where he could open the gondola and let in the air i there are complications inoiue mac we ion i Know any thing about we are not going to woiry 1 Professor Piccard carried enough' oxygen gas to lastrfO hours but there was no way of telling when he began touse this supply His balloon left the ground at 3:55 a All day long there were inces sant telephone from far and information regarding the flight AUGSBURG Germany May 27 Some apprehension was be binning to manifest itself this af ternoon at the Riedinger Balloon works here over the safety of Prof August Piccard and his as sistant Charies Kipfer who start ed early today in a giant balloon to explore the stratosphere In the hermetically sealed alumi num ball Professor Piccard had oxygen gas for only 10 hours and he himself counted on a flight of only five to seven hours The bal loon left the ground here at 3:55 am at 4:15 pm no word had been received as to its landing Sighted Over Mountain Professor balloon was sighted at 3:10 this afternoon from Oberammergau drifting at a height of 13000 feet above the Peissen mountain The unique craft was visible both from Oberammergau and Schongau and appeared to be drifting northward back toward Augsburg At 2:30 the balloon was seen over Partenkirschen south of Oberammergau near the Austrian border At that time she was drift ing at an extremely highaltitude sometimes obscured by cirrus clouds Oberammergau is 65 miles south of Augsburg A Perfect Take Off In contrast to their first attempt last September when unfavorable winds held them to the ground they made a perfect take off early this morning Piccard wearing a stocking cap and gray suit and Kipfer climbed through the port hole of their cage and attendants screwed on an airtight cover The great bag shot upward to an alti tude of a thousand feet and drifted swiftly toward the northwest The aluminum is seven feet in diameter and carries a sup ply of artificial oxygen which a journey into such altitude would mean certain death The bal loon the largest ever built in Ger many has a diameter of 100 feet and holds 500000 cubic feet of hy drogen She contained only 95000 feet at the start but this was ex pected to expand to full capacity at a height of about 40000 feet' or Study of Cosmic Rays ft Piccard hoped to explore "the stratosphere from 40000 to 60000 feet above the earth and with his instruments to obtain new data on the origin of cosmic rays He (Continued on Page Two) Miami Woman Hurt When Auto Upsets Mrs Clifford Mays 128 street southeast received a severely wrenched back and body bruises about 2 Tuesday afternoon when the automobile in which she was riding skidded in loose gravel and turned over a short distance north of Vinita on Highway 66 Mrs Coons and Miss Mattie Smalley other occupants of the automobile were not injured The accident occurred as the three were motoring to Vinita to attend the funeral of Mrs Nash mother of Mrs Billie Pyeatt of Miami Mrs Mays was taken to the Vinita hospital for an ex amination? and treatment of the in juries and was brought to her home here last might in an ambu lance SIX OTHERS MISSING tax A' 7 Educator Owner of tost Pleasure Craft Among Those Not ound NORWALK Conn Mav (AT A second body identified as that of Miss Doris Dewey a member of the party of eight on the auxiliary sloop yacht Sea ox which has been missing since Saturday night $as found in Long Island Sound off here this afternoon Miss Dewey was a psychologist at Bellevue hos pital "'41 1 The hodv' of Mrs Marcia Snprl i den wife of Donald Sneddpn nf ilNew Yotk university was recover sa last mgni The body found this afternoon jwas clothed in pink pajamaq bath ujg suit anu a rea jacKet ft Eight coast guard cutters search ed Long Island Sound today for bodies nf nthpr Members of the party Were wide 1 ly known in New York educational 1 and medical circles Miss Ryan Not Aboard One of those believed to have been aboard the 36 foot cabin sloop when the party set out from City Island New York Saturday was Robert Johnston 30 night club en tertainer whose wife Muriel has suQd Miss Adele Ryan for $500000 for alienation of affections Miss Ryan granddaughter of the late Thomas ortune Ryan was at first reported aboard Her brother John Barry Rvan said there was no trhth in the report He? said she is So' far as ascertained' other members ot tne party A Donald Snedden 28 husband of Mrs Snedden an instructor of New York university former Stan 4 ford university athlete and Pacific coast uivmg cnampion in structor at Harvard the son of Prof David Snedden of Colum bia university who was formerly commissioner of education in Mas sachusetts 'Mark Coyne 28 of New York an instructor at Riverdale Country school lorence "Mendenhall 28 former ft Robert Mendenhalli29 her hus band a statistician at Columbia '1 university brother of Mrs Sned 1 denft ft A 'ftiviibs uons uewey 01 a psj'Cnvi? ogist at Belevue hospital Most of the party were students at Stanford university at the same time ft" An Excellent Yachtsman ft? The Sea ox was owned by Sned den who friends said was an ex cellent yachtsman 7 ft Mre linrlv Un'vflnVtHnor attire 'and a life belt was found floating the sound one mile off Point Darien by Wil liam Allen a Stamford fisher mam'? Mrs Davis Snedden iden tified the body of her daughter in law1 PITTSBURG Kas May (AT Marcia Snedden and Robert (Continued on Page Two) Sixth Death in Series Revealed at Chicago May 'A sixth death in the household of Mrs Margaret Summers accused Jby a jury of poisoning four was brought to the attention of investigators today as the state i prepareo to asKine inaictment or 1 the widow on four murder charges ftUt was learned today that John A a 'U1VUIG1 ux vuc 1 man died last August Whether his body would be exhumed had not been decided Sealed in Aluminum Bail Aboard GiantBalloon Two Scientists Soar Away to Explore Edge OddCralt Seen Absence KIRKLAND GETS ARRESTS SMASH LIGHT PENALTY BIG SOUTHWEST' OR 'ASSAULT' ft A ft 1V1 1 AMI A I IN ECORD I 'ft ft ft ft 1 5 ft 1 'f I I 'J? i I 4 ii 'J i I I i I I A I 5 1 1ft 82 2 am 74 86 4 am 71 88 I 6 70 85 8 am 72 79 1 10 am 78 75 Noon84 A.