Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 1

5 1 1 MianiLrandSuburban a tNihe Mil0 Radius Population 1930 1 CensusIncluding Miami22742 VOLXVIII NO 65 1 Speakers at Banquet Here this STOLEN PLANE OUND I A I 'fr OPTIMISTIC NOTE OR TRAIC MEN Ruth Alexander Revealed as Secret Bride Had Premonition of Tragedy best news Sixth Day Arrive 8 or Endurance Crew 11 Year Qld Youth aces Murder Trial com labor ot Publication A Stnol a3 lrol Axnao off re 24 she Craft Abandoned Near Hays Kas Sheriff Does Not Believe Bank Robbers Used It Seeks Youth Index to Commercial Activity in tjie Great Southwest LATE LASHES NEW YORK Sept 19 JA Strenuous short selling stimulat ed by a widely circulated rumor concerning plans of the German radicals to overthrow the govern ment sent stock price skidding to the lowest levels 6t the month this forenoonbut the market made an irregular recovery early in "the afternoon when direct cables from Berlin said that all was quiet in the Reich I'x Two Unmasked Youths Hold Up Ripley Okla Bank and Es cape in Auto With Approxi mately $2000 in i JiefMg '4tioij iaoqiWA AVIATRIX LET DEATH NOTES PRICE' IVE CENTS Edwina Booth movie actress (above) is accused of stealing the love of Renault Renaldo movie actor in a $50000 alienation of af fections suit filed in Los Angeles by Mrs Suzette Duncan Renaldo the divorced wife Mrs Renaldo charges that Renaldo fell in love with Miss Booth while the two were in South Africa last year making a movie our Thursday BrougM 4 Total Since Sept 3 to With $130000 Loot UUSAUIIUN ON COURT ENTRY WEATHER ORECAST gsg 1 ahoma Partly cloudy to Pl night and Satur dfiy occasional showers in east I portion colder in west portion to night colder Sat urday A a nsas Increasing cloudi ness showers late Saturday warmer in PLANES BEING tonight or east portion tonight colder In northwest portions Saturday Kansas Mostly fair tonight and Saturday although possibly unsettled at times cooler ROSEAU Minn Sept UP)A Charred portions of the body of AhnaWolR 2J who disappeared Aug 24 were found late yester day in a straw pile near Haug an inland town 20 nvier from here Rdflnty authorities disclosed today They said the girl an expectant mother had been slain W(Carl Brandevold 30 bn whose farm the straw pile is located was held 'He denied any knowledge of the crime Business depression is about past speakers declared at the Tri State Traffic club meeting here yesterday An optimistic out look was urged by the Rev Will moore Kendall blind pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church South and Dally of St Louis gen eral freight agent of the Pennsyl vania lines declared that business was looking tfp in the East and to some extent in the West are said the Rev Kendall who was the chief speaker attitude should they lead in this period of stress The mental attitude has much to do with "the physical machine which labors day by day An op timistic attitude can help must have courage in our dif ifculties and give service to the patrons Once it was public be now it is to the Mr DAlly who has been in rail road service 48 pbinted to changes in traffic plans The Pennsylvania railroad is in the air plane and bus game he spend ing ninety to one hundred million dollars 4n the East is talk of ah air line from New York to Los Angeles giving 48 hour be continued is Speed nowadays Trains make 912 miles in two days a thing unheard of in old Others who were introduced in cluded Trovillion of St Louis Mo general freight agent of the red Sobotta of Kan sas City Mo past president of the Kansas City Traffic club and dis trict freight agent of the Pennsyl vania railroad: Roeder of St Louis general agent of the Big our railroad Cobban of Miami general manage of the railroad: Dan oster sec retary of the Coffeyville Kas Chamber of Commerce Who invit ed the club to his home city Neff Wells of Joplin Mo superintendent of the waterworks and Evans of Coffeyville vice president and general manager of the Rea Pat terson Milling company Golf Prizes Awarded The Traffic club cup offered for competition in the golf tournament yesterday afternoon went to Cleman of Joplin division freight and passenger agent of the risco rhilroad for his low gross score of 88 George Babb of Joplin took the Neosho Ad club trophy with his low net score of 71 Others who received prizes were: rank I John Wilkinson Larry Myers George Young Bill Beechwood Davis and Bill Shrier Earl Tout? of Miami re ceived a set of golf balls for win ning tha blind bogey The Prizes were awarded bv rosty (Bert) Coleman of the risco railroad At the banauet last: night Mer cer Arnold of Joplin secretary' of the chib presided as toastmaster Miss Willie itzgerald of Parsons gave a Vocal solo by tr father' Russell and Crawford of WMBH the home radio statiofi of the traffic club gave several Jjiano and guitar selections MIAMI' OKLA RIDAY CHICAGO Sept 18 Ast''' epidemic of bank robberies riq sweeping like a September storm across the American prairies 'V Eighteen farm belt banks ha vat been looted at the point of since Sept 3 Sums totalling more than $130000 have been There were four bank holdups terday alone The robber bands have moved by motor car and even airplane same territory as that by the James boys half a centurjr 'jiis ago rom the Southwest to th? Canadian line they have 'h guns on bank cashiers and roared away with their loot bank robberies were at Wesley and Hardy la Gifford Mo and Hay Springs Neb The Hay Springs robbery gave authorities additional reason to lieve that bank robbers may have resorted to airplanes A plan? landed in field near that north western Nebraska village yeStett day morning Shortly after noon it had disappeared In the interim the irst National bank had been robbed by five men of $14000 The robbery was the fourth in Nebraska within a week with loot totalling $98500 The greater part of the total loot was taken Wed nesday robbers holding up the Lin coln National bank and getting away with $75000 NINETEENTHTODAY' Evidence at Hay Springs' Neb Strengthens lying Bandits Theory Island Ob ection PRESSUIfcriiAkvL RIPLEY Okla Sept UR Two unmasked young men rob bed the irst State bank of Ripley Payne county of about $2000 at' 10:30 a today and escaped in a gray ord sedan after locking the cashier ana assistant cashier in the vault Residents of Ripley saw theroh: bers leave the banYliuf'were'unt" aware of the robbery until Austin Goom the cashier and his assist ant released theselves from the vault ten minutes later and gave the alarm Posses from Ripley Stillwater and other nearby towns immediately were formed The Ripley bank was the seventh Oklahoma institution robbed in four weeks Kansas Holdup ails URLEY Kas Sept GPU An attempt to rob the uriey State bank here this morning fail ed when Merril cashier of the bank engaged in a fist fight with the lone robber Mr Merril disarmed the man who after a scuffle obtained the gun agajn fired three times and fled without loot No one waf injured OKLAHOMA CITY Sept 19 The Oklahoma City endur ance plane piloted by Bennett Griffin and Jldy Hunt local pilots' passed the 142 hour mark at 11:36 a today and at 1:36 was expected to complete six full days in the air Griffin and Hunt rtissurred the refueling crew this morning that the motor was in good shape and they were 'getting almost enougn to eat Girl's Charred Body ound in Straw Pile ARM BELT HIT BY EPIDEMIC Ol BANK HOLDUP I A' GROCERY Harvest sale' Allen A hose Latite shingles MARR BRIDGER GROCERY White soap 10 bars for CROWN DRUG Week end drug specials COLEMAN HUTTS DRUG Saturday drug specials OTTAWA Deli cious Pride ice cream KEENAN CO: faro: ijeery specials for Saturday i PIGGLY 24 lbJ sack of flour fi3cl THE 'BOOTERIE latest(1 creations COREMAN THEATER eaturing rone price groups of fall' apparel GLORY Starting tomorrow Quiet on the MILLNER Beauti ful bed room suite $165 SANDERS RIDGWAY New fashions in fall apparel MONTGOMERY WARD Golden Arrow special LOUIS New fall fashions for women' DYER' BROS! Canned goods prices are lower KARBE soap lO bars for 29c Saturday only SAM BRIMHALL Picher riendly ive shoes MIAMI PROVISION jesh fruit land vegetables SAM BRIMHALL Stet tsop and Bert hats' fot fall ROSE SHQPPE Knitted suits for fall ANNEX 'Bargains in ladies A COOK Close opt on shoes 'i Liyw NATIONAL Black Draught California Syf up of igs Hills BrosKellogg's 'K Baking Powder Resinol 666 Texaco 'i British' and' rench Attempt to Influence Tiny Nation to Change Decision WASHINGTON Sept Unexpected opposition of Cuba to the protocol for revision of the worhj court statute if it persists may be followed here by a post ponement of Senate consideration of the court issue foranother year President Hoover deferred send ing the revised protocol providing for American adherence to the court to the last session of the Sen ate on' the ground that he woul wait until ail other nations had first given their approval of it Although a determined band of Republicans in the Senate is bit terly opposed to American adher ence to the court it was believed at the Capitol that Mr Hoover in tended tc submit the issue to the Senate at its short session begin ning next December Should Cuba refuse meanwhile to agree to the changed statute affecting the term of court sessions another delay in Senate consideration is believed likely to occur Issue Is Old One The question of American adher ence to the world court is an old one The senate approved it dur ing the administration of President Coolidge but the reservations vot ed by the Senate were never ac cepted by all the other nations After the question of American participation in the court then seemed ended President Coolidge sent' Elihu Root abroad and he with a committee of internationallawyers revised the world court statutes in order to meet America's reservations 4 Since the Senate voted adherence almost four years ago the oppon ents claim to have gained increas ed strength Such figures in the Senate as" Senator Watson of Indiana Re publican leader Chairman Borah of the foreign relations committee and Senators Johnson of California and Moses of New Hampshire ranking Republicans on the foreign statute for American adherence thp unexpected refusal of the 1 jttle irian'Wublic of Cuba to' approve protocol may serve to avert this long impending clash in the Senate and in the Republican party over the world court issue It is an issue which finds President Hoover at odds with both factions of his party in the Senate Pressure Brought on Cuba GENEVA Bept Noel Baker British spokesman in a speech told the League of Nations assembly committee today that ef forts of the Hoover administration to bring the United States into the world court might be embarrassed seriously by opposition to the protocol for a revision of the court statute affecting the term of court sessions Professor Baker called attention to a letter of Secretary of State Stimson to President Hoover which asserted that American interests before the world court as regards advisory opinions would be safe guarded by a special provision in the revised statute as well as by the Root formula which is embodied in the protocol Under pressure of Professor declaration and further in sistence by the rench and Belgian delegations it was understood to day that the Cuban Relegation would collaborate in bringing the protocol immediately into effect But it was by no means certain that the Cuban government would be wiling to abandon its opposi tion The intricate puzzle of what to do in the situation created by Cuba's opposition was not how ever completely cleared: Cuba maintained that entering into ef fect of the protocol affecting the number or status of judges was against her interests Senor errara mem er of the Cuban deleeati io said that 22 or 23 states had not ratified the pro tocol He said Cuba might ratify after other states liad The rench and Belgian repre sentatives suggested that 11 judges and four deputy judges be elected as under the present statute with the provision that the deputies au tomatically should become regular judges upon enactment of the new statute Other delegates opposed this on technical grounds Both Professor Baker and Rene Cassin of rance emphasized today that the world court situation! is in a 'and that insistence under her rights to pre vent the protocol of revision com ing into effect is last of the protocol itself and according to the rench expert also the of the adhesion of the Unite? States to the statutes ot the Some of Men Held for Bank Robbery! Implicated in Tragic TexasiAffray rr i TRIO GQ TO Grpup Arrested at Afton Waive Extradition and Are eMken Stbi Buten Evidence which mizht connect a Texas killing with alleged mepjbep of the jgang that robbed: the Alma Ark bank has been uncovered ac cording to Sheriff Dee TWaiters who talked with Van1 Buren Ark" authorities this morning Sami Edwards whis brother Georgerand Evans ar rested in yesterday morning andrttfmed auth oritibsJ late yesterday to be tahen backf to Aan Buren where Edwards will face bank robbery charges and Evans are being held for investi gation3'" s' Two other men and woman were being held in Van Buren in connection with the robbery' The fingerprints of the men were sgnt to Texas where: they were identi fied as those of two men wanted for murder The names of the men and the place where they were wanted: was not known to' Sheriff Watterk fingerprints oj all three men the sheriff said course it is too early to hear from places they were "vT All three men waived extradi went back to Van' Buren With Sheriff John Williams'nf Sebastian courity Arkansas Sheriff A Bushmaer of Craw ford'Rounty' Arkansas and Sheriff large Cheek of Sequoyah county Oklahoma They were captured early yes terday momingjby Sheriff Dee Watters Deputies Gerald Hodge and sBill Potpe't and' Police Chief of Afton Sale of Stills Held Not Always Illegal ''CHICAGO Sept The sale of stillswas held by Presiding Judge Alschuler of the United States circuit court of appeals yes terday to ba notille'galPwhed pur chasers di? not signify the stiljs Were to be' "for anhinlawful purpose 'J ''3 Judge Alschuler sitting at dis trict judge ordered the return? to tjieir pwners of 11 five gallon 'stills which had been seized tibn' ageht? find nothing in the infernal revenue statutes directed against one who sells stills or keeps them for the ruling said The action was against a cop persmith and watf prosecuted un der internal revenue laws which antedate prohibition rubluhlEer Evuiag (Except Satuniaj) ind Sunrtat Mieml Newe ReroM PuMiehlae tlnel ious throng waiting for the clergy to bnng out the' reliquary with its two phials the larger shaped like a flagon four inches high and about twojmd a quar ter in diameter supposedly con taining the blood of Janurarius Bishop of Beneven turn who suf fered martyrdom in the year 305 i The dark solid massHn the rests within a second or in ner phial and 'presumably is but little affected by outside tem peratures The bottle is firmly sealed hard gummy substance or mqr? than 400 years liquif action of this sub stance has taken place at re quent intervals The relic is so guajded that to expose it to view ar was Rone July 25 of this year at the permission of both civil and ecclesiastical au thorities is unusual In 400 years no person has been able to discover what causes the phe 1 nomenon (Continued on Page Two) DOYLESTOWN Pa Sept 19 William Davis 11 years old of Philadelphia was placed on trial Riere today on a charge of murder 4 The small and pleasant faced boy accused jjf killing Stanley Picus ky nine years old of llilltown township Aug 1 by shooting him through the head a smtll cali ber rifle Davis was spending the summer on a farm He' told police that Adam Raws 50 grand father living on a neighboring farm had broken tip abean patch that Davis had planted In order to get the boy is said to have told i olice that he fired a shot from the rifle as Rawa and the grandson drove along a road mean ing to frighten the horse The shot killed the grandson The defense will be that he did plan a killing and did hot resize what he was doing Walker Passes Hat To JBuy Lipton Cup NEW YORK pt At the suggestion Of Will Rogers Mayor of New York recjt ing contrbiutions of not more than a dollar apiece today from the "general public to buy Sir Thomas Lipton a loving cup in tribute to his sportsman ship i notion of an inscription was: possibilv the worst yacht builder but absolute ly the most cheerful Ibser You have been benefit to man kind Sir Thoma) You have made losing worth 4 i rench liers Go toMilwaukee today CHICAGO Sept 19 The trans Atlantic" p'i a Question Mark' turned 1U nose to the north todayand lifted into the air from Curtisgairport at 11 im (C'ST) bearing Capt Dieudonne XJoste and Lieut (Maurice Bellonte''toCiiew triudlphal greetings at Milwaukee" nfi jrGSPANISH STRIKE SENDS BARCELONA Spajn SepUlJ The 50000 construction work ers who have been on strike jiere this week today accepted an accord reached between their representa tives ana tne construction pany thus ending the troubles i PHENOMtitfON BLOOD AT Naples ABENDS CITX1NT0 RENZY JOY 7 Thephenomfenont)f the boil sJJng up of the blood of St Jahu ariusin its in the Capella del Tesorro cathedraloccurred this with all churchbells ringing and the people shouting with joy The Dccdrren'ce for Which sci has provided in the past no explanation icame at 9 :43 am i'whilea tremendous rthrong fill ed the cathedral charting pray ers for the Supposed miracle'The phenomenon occurs gen fyerally at stated periods When it'failsto materialize the people 'efj'japles fear that a new erup ttionyof 'Vesuvius is coming or that an Earthquake plague or other calamity impends Its ma terilization today was taken as an omen that shocks such as oc curred' July 23 or cyclones like that of Aug 14 will be spared "tothe cityior "a considerable time Ij'rom early morning the ca ithedralswas filled with 'an anx CUERO TexZSept'19 UA I Tree i sitters ay rse and: falOand other endurance records Amay be chalkedup in endless numbers but claims the most un usual achjevepientof them all the tree sitting xow that set' up a mark of three days in the air I' ossie none the worse on Ker I record settingtactivities js: bjack on uiejoo on sparser larm nehrJufroj I missed the bow a iaVo 'rite in his' herd and" carter three" days gave tfp the search Joining pastures and charged the I Idas of Bjssie to rajs On the afternoon of the? third1 day Sparker spied tfi strange ob i jcvk ui net bvjuc yurua irom Jj house a Investigation repealedj Bessie calmly herjeud and viewing! the? landscape! rgnj the topmost! branches" of 1 tree The tree leaned at such an angle I (J that the cow bf dry pastur I age the dying afforded kf prodeeded to walk pp the trunk I in search' of the "greener and more I I inviting foliage Lf Aband onment of modem machinery a return to the' se ofjpicks Vjand shovels in construction I work Wai tKe pTulsa cityBommissioft today by a i cofnmittee' representing the 1 unemployed appearance bo pfore theepmmission was jSlrtimlt I' of a meeting of joblessWednesday at which ways and I means of( providing work were dis 4 LjCJS Hales Tulsa contractor IV acting as spokesman for the com Lmittge asserted he the commission did not' realize "of the situation? £'Take these machines out of 3 the ditches Jet rust bave them if an? put men: in there with picks and he appealed can afford to sacrifice some of our modern fdr the I i sake'ttf the thousands" ging for I sak Mayor George Watkinsprom I iseR the committee that tne city legal department wouldibe Asked to" 5 detjenpipf whether the recommend ations could be inserted in munici I pal 'contracts 4 4 1 PITTSBURGH (s AnyjspciaL or businessxfub in need committee ean I find'lt jrtJ8seplfue nnd Uhrlea I Matthewst Kffr r' SepKtJee met Charley They fv'shodk hands Dawned there an I call itf one anyway Each bet 1 the ptherRie copld shake hands the Monger! I Last might at thd end of the SSSrd'hburthey quit on the advice I ofa physician I A HUNTINGTON Sept 19 I Meade 15 years old alofti in sa tree for more than 1600 I hours descend and at I tend school 1 5 stickjng say's fames' I tif Jimmy Schools goeb idowhV I Young Shools an hour I ahead of I Tonight the city school board I will hold a special to'detef I mine Ro be done about it PRINCESS 13 WEDS i I NCE 42 1 Stormy Engagement Mark ed'by Court Battle Ends I London Marriage LONDON 'Sept's Prin cess Marie Charlotte Constance de Broglie years old was married to" Prince 'Louis I leans Bourbon infante of Spain I ind cousin of 'King Alfonso in the I London register office today' The bride who is thb widow Amedee de Broghe recent ly: was victorious'In the rench 1 her relatives' sought I So prevent her marriage' on the I jTQunds 'of the? disparity 'in the jtges of the two 42 I rid and son of the Infanta Eulalia hf Spain jc 'At that time the princess Reclar sd in c6urt regardingthe suit is a monstrous insult' art not Insane simply because I anrin love am not silly girf know my 'own heart" want a little happiness before The wedding intended? as la se jrret i 10 prince and princess looked radi phtly happy as they left tKe dingyittle! civiloffice 'after factoryendihg of their along and ktormy engagemfntrfX otiiefCaveinDrops lMdnto His Death I CHICAGO Sdpt 19 LT)lxBag per Anderson of' Waukegan) 11 look' precautions yesterday see Khat te no A automobiles were isap proaching'from either diiecttfibs1 I Not a car was in the street He Stepped from the' curb Cement surrounding a'manKoIe cover1 yielded to: his weight He Kell six feet anR was wedgeR be tween two slabs of paving He died within" an New York State is replacing Irithout charge trees' burned' inortst fires on private property 1 a IHir i MIAMI I ATTY NWSR CDRMTSK li rr A 1' I fliM Mi lb' fl 11 11 4 RIBBONS WONORCOONTV I Ottawa Stock and Poultry Judges Place irst at Tulsa State air Ottawa county 4 club mem bers returned from the state fair atsTulsa with 72 ribbons County arm Agent Walker an nounced this morning At least a third of them were blue first place ribbons he said The biggest feather in the coun 4 cap was the win ning of the livestock judging con test by placing three members first second and third in the state The three champion judges were Clinton Boyd HowarR Rut ledge and Sewell Skelton Boyd ranked first with 451 points while Rutledge and Skelton came close behind him with 447 points and 446 points respectively The ranking dor the three high counties Were Ottawa 1344 points Osage county 1258 pointe and Mayes'county llf0 points i To Be in State Contest 4 "By winning the" judging 'cohtest these Three boys compete wirn tne winnerss ot the Oklahorta City and Muskogee state faits some time before December "The winner of the state will go to1 Chicago in December for the national tv year lost the 'Championship by only five points according to Mr Poultry Judges Win By placing fourth fifth and sixth high in individual scores Ottawa county also won the poul try judging event Sewell Ske lton placed fourth Hermina Do hogne fifth and Margie Long sixth Alfred Hernan scored second high in crop judging which plac ed this county second in that event Honors in domestic arts also went to individuals from county Grade Estes scored first in home improvement Hermina Dohogne was second in cooking Margie Long was third in sew ing steer took first in the senior class but was defeat ed by a steer from Garfield coun ty for the state championship The open class booth from Ot tawa county took fifth out of 13 counties and won $116 in prize money The poultry and educational booth took and receives $25 in prizes Took Lion's Shale Certainly came away with the share of the said Mr 'Walker only un pleasant feature was the storm last Sunday The wii)d blew down the tents damaged some exhibits and injured some of the livestock We had to cut holes in the canvas of the tents blown down to get the livestock out of them This was dpne in the rain and in the ONEPICHERBANK CHARGEQUASHED to Allegation of 4 Excess Loans Sustained by Judge Smith 4 One of to charges' filed against the three defendant in the Picher bink this mom ing in district tfiourt when ide murter was sustained by JuRge 1 A demurer was to the charge of making excess loans and the'three charges filed against the defendants were dismissed The defendants are A Gaines for mer president of the Bank Of Pich er (Gaines Jr former direc tor and E'H Wolfe former direc tor County Attorney Perry Porter immediately served notice of ap peal Connors former cashierwho with the other defendants face another charge that of 'receivingposits in an insolvent "batikfileda plea in abatement Judge Smith took the plea uiidef advisement 1 A demurrer was filed to" the this charge jit Was "overruled by the court 1 Because the county Js tied up in a tax' protest RfcSe there was no tegular sitting of the qourt Judge! Sthith declared that 'the cases against the 'Officials set 'for 0ct'61 7 and 8 could not be tried and that there would be no October term of court cases 'will not be tried un til afteri Nov Ye declared Cannot be more definite than m70 mi68 70 82 HAYS Kas Sept URy A plane abandoned in a wheat field near here yesterday was identi fied this morning as the property of Dewey Mauk of Elk City Okla Mauk arrived here this morning and made the identifica tion Sheriff A Brungardt here said he did not believe the theft of the plane had any connection with the robbery of a bank Wed nesday at Lincoln Neb He be lieved the theft of the craft may have been part of a projected joy trip by a Hays youth He said he was seeking Purdom 15 of Hays for questioning in connec tion with the theft Purdom he said was implicated last night In a confession oy Robert Staab 15 also of Hays in the theft of a plane Sunday at Great Bend Staab in his confession the sheriff said declared he and Pur dom took the plane at Great Bendin an effort to get to Mexico Qty on a sightseeing trip They were forced down by engine trouble at Ness Qty Staab said He said they stole a motor car and drover to Norton where a second attempt to obtain a plane failed Steiao: then returned home because of homesickness the confession said Utt WAa ATAfitad Hays and is being held at Great' Bend pending action by the county attorney Purdom was said to have been Seen in Hays yesterday soon 1 the plane from Elk City Janded'y Staab said when they parted Pur l4 dom had indicated he would' con jwV tinue southward The sheriff said he did not be lieve maps found yesterday fn EUci city nac any connection vwitn too Lincoln roboery II i 0 Metal Market NEWVYORK 19JA Lead steady spot New York 5S0 East St Louis 545 Zinc steady East St Louis spot and 'future 445 440 LONDON Sept snot and future £17 10s Zinc aoot £15 17a future PRINTS CONNECT ALMASUSPECTS COW SITS' IN TREE' PICK AND SHOVEL "DAYS ejw I HANDSHAKERS Vffi 7 3 1 3 AIR" MIAMI TEMPERATURE Temperatures in Miami from 2 Thursday until noon ri day: 4 i 1 4 4 a 'tf pm 86 6 a 8 tn 80 10 tn 77 10 a Midnight 73 Noon Avl88 SAN DIEGO Cal Sept CP) letters indicate that forebodings of disaster rode with Ruth Alexander a secret bride when she met death on a fog shrouded hillside yesterday at the outset of a projected one stop transcontinental flight One was addressed to her par ents requesting a quiet funeral in case of death The other was to her husband Robert A Elliott re serve naval pilot and her former flying instructor Together with the letters found in her hotel room was a marriage certificate which showed they were married at Yuma Ariz June She wrote: my husband Bob: is strange honey If I have preceded you do not grieve for me but be content inish your work down here and make me proud of you as I ever will be at your side when you come I will wel come you Always I will love and wait for you And sweetheart keep my pretty wedding ring al ways with you A wedding ring a tiny silver circle set with small diamonds was in the jewel box in her ho tl room here Nearby were the notes to her parents Mr and Mrs Blaney of Irving Kas Before Miss Alexander took from Lindbergh field here porters gathered around the year old aviatrix and to them remarked: I should crack up please send me some nurple pansies as I like them Her first husha Mac Alexr der farmer of Gardner Kas (Continued nn Pan Two) CUBAMAYHOLD I ACTRESS BRANDED LOVE PIRATE All.