The Shreveport Journal from Shreveport, Louisiana • 3

THE SHREVEPORT JOURNAL' Page Three bW4100 EMPLOYERS ARE NOT TO PAY INCREASED EMPLOYMENT 0 STS Two Putting Third Man 'On Spot' Slain By Kansas City Sheriff MAN ARRESTED HERE IDENTIFIED AS ONE OF KIDNAPING TRIO WILL BEGIN REPAIR TO DAMAGED STREET ON MONDAY MORNING LEARY IS SLATED FOR APPRAISER AT LOAN OFFICE IIERE MEETING TO FORM NW DEAL GROUP AT ALEXANDRIA CALLED -16-ITO-TFIJ I BLOOD NEEDED TO I SAVE BOYS LIFE Shreveporters wishing to con- blood for a transfusion in an attempt to save the life of 5-year-old John Glenn Cox son Shreveporters wishing to contribute blood for a transfusion 1 in an attempt to save the life of 5-year-old John Glenn Cox son 4 of Mr and Mrs A Cox of Magnolia Ark have been asked -te report to the Schumt pert sanitarium at once for IP tests The little body recently operated on is In need of a transfusion at once it was New Culvert to Be Put in on Milam Street Opposite Lakeside Park Hamblin Accused of Aiding in Abduction of Monroe Cafe Owner Times-Picayune Reports That Habans Will Make the Recommendation Way les Browne Shreveport Attorney to Be Speaker at Organization Meet I (Associated Press) WAS HINGTON Aug 12 The NRA does not expect employers to pay for the increased cost of re-employment i Hugh Johnson administra- tor of the NRA says that "It is i inevitable that the employer will raise his price and I I I I himself pay nothing at all" "The only restraint" says Johnson "that is asked of the employer is that he not raise 1 his prices any more than his costs are raised Except in a limited class of cases there is simply nothing to the claim that any employer pays for their creased cost in re-employment" (Associated Press) KANSAS CITY Aug night club operators were slain in a midtown apartment district here today Two fell under the gunfire of Sheriff Thomas Bash who happened along as they were putting the third man "on the spot" Victims Identified Ferris Anthon operator of an Armour boulevard cafe was the victim of the gang killers Police identified the men slain by the sheriff as Sam Scola and Gus Fasone alias Sam Sine Another man Gus Gargotta was taken into custody Still another escaped Sheriff Bash said Gargot 4SIW PLANS IRE MAPPED AT CONFERENCE OF WORKERS' GROUPS A McIntyre Leary local insurance man is reported slated for recommendation for the post of appraiser for the Shreveport branch office of the Home Owners' Loan association according to a report in the Times-Picayune Saturday Fred Zengel Jr former president of the Orleans parish school board will probably be general counsel the Times-Picayune states The recommendations are to be made by Paul Habans state manager of the association Robert Breard of Monroe 13 reported to be slated for the post as manager of the Monroe branch Harrell West Monroe appraiser Dieby Monroe torney and Mrs Gertrude 1 as0 stenographer TN WOMB ONE SERIOUSLY IN FIGHT THREE ARKANSAS HOLDUPS SOLVED A man who was arrested here two weeks ago by police has been Identified at Monroe as one of a trio of men who kidnaped Bill Catrys Monroe cafe operator last June according to information received here Saturday Hamblin was the man identified Hamblin was arrested here on July 30 by Willie Best and Meeker city detectives on suspicion He was booked as a vagrant and sentenced in the city court A few days ago two men were released to Monroe authorities and taken to Monroe Catrys was kidnaped from a school campus and forced into an automobile by two armed men He was driven to a park and stripped of his clothes Finding no money the abductors tossed Catrys' clothes away and left him in a park A passing motorist picked him up ta rushed at him from the killers' car with his revolver blazing then dropped his gun empty and surrendered Oargotta denied he was in the gang's car Returning From Party With the sheriff were his wife 14-year-old Melva Taylor and Deputy Lawrence Hodges They were returning from a garden party "As we approached Armour boulevard" Bash said "there was a burst of gunfire A Woman screamed and then we heard shouting and more screams "Just then a large sedan swung north into Forest avenue from Armour Hodges swung our car across its path and it stopped a few feet from us "Hodges and I leaped from our car I had a riot gun and Hodges was armed with a revolver The two men in the front seat of the car started firing at us and I timed at the windshield of the car and fired Two Guns on Floor Both men were dead when he reached them There were two revolvers on the floor Another was found by Hodges who pursued the man who escaped firing as he ran Mrs Anthon attractive blonde widow of the cafe operator heard the shot as she walked away to enter a hoteL Her husband was locking their car She said Anthon had given no indication he feared violence Gargotta's record fills two pages In police annals Sco la was caught in a liquor raid by federal agents May 28 A931 Police records show Anthon was Indicted Sept 29 1932 by a federal grand jury in Chicago as a member of an alcohol ring FROM PAGE ONE Work at installing a new storm sewer on Milani street opposite Lakeside park and repairing of damage done by a big cave-in of the street and sidewalk during the recent food will start Monday morning Charles Evans street commissioner announced Saturday Because of the excessively high fill at the place of damage the commissioner said it will be necessary to tunnel under the street in order to install a new iron culvert However the street will not have to be closed except at the part caved in The work will be rushed to completion The commissioner announced that two bridges on the Municipal golf course will be repaired immediately These bridges were damaged by the flood The golf course Mr Evans stated is in the best condition in its history and should be very attractive to golfers Mr Evans recently issued an appeal to golfers to patronize the course more in order to make it self-sustaining Organization of the Lapides parish branch of the New Deal Democratic organization will be effected Tuesday night when persons anxious for the improvement of political conditions in the state will gather at the City Park auditorium at Alexandria The meeting will be called to order at 8 o'clock Wayles Browne Shreveport attorney and one of the leaders in the New Deal organization will be one of the principal speakers Mr Browne was one of the organizers of the first unit of the organization in Minden several weeks ago Other Shreveporters may also attend the meeting Judge Harmon Drew of Min- den one of the charter members IP has also been extended an invitation to speak at the Alexandria meeting but said Saturday that he might not be able to attend because of business matters Invitations to the Alexandria meeting are being sent out to Henry Owen secretary of the Young Men's Democratic club of Alexandria PROM PAGE ONE Four in Custody and Two Others Sought in Series of Robberies In the Mansfield jail The sheriff' office at Mansfield said that charges against Hicks are being withheld pending the outcome of Kirkland's wound Both Hicks and Kirkland are married the Hicks couple Deputy Sheriff Austin said being EMPLOYEES OF FOUR MAJOR INDUSTRIES UNDER NRA BANNER q06116WW gl01101140 TWO KILLED FIVE HITT IN WRECK OF PASSENGER TRAIN Ilw 1 A LION AT LARGE Police Asked to Join Hunt 7 for Beast STATE GARDEN SPOT Is AT AVERY ISLAND 1500000 Workers Affected by Action-64 Temporary Codes Now in Effect CUBAN PRESIDENT TO RESIGN OFFICE Engineman and Unidentified Negro Die in Accident at Salisburg Md Radio Program EVANSTON Lii Aug 12 Police were asked to search for Roaro the lion belonging to the Evanston Lions' club Roaro Is a statuary beast weighing about 150 pounds and was missed from a garage where Its custodian was holding It for safe keeping (Associated Press) CANIDEN Ark Aug four men in custody Sheriff Arthur Ellis announced today a solution to three South Arkansas bank robberies The arrests climaxed six weeks of intensive work by the sheriff following the robbery of the Citizens Bank Trust Co of 25000 here on June 21 In addition to the four held two suspects are sought Those held here are Leon Farley 24 described by Sheriff Ellis as the "key man" in the three robberies Oscar Chandler 40 former night club operator in the oil fields and Johnny Rogers 39 The fourth Bill Franklin alias Bill Franks is held at El Dorado following his arrest at Lufkin Texas Farley and Chandler are held on charges of robbing the Citizens bank Farley and Rogers are accused of the robbery of the Bank of Stephens on May 23 and Farley and rFanklin are charged with robbing the Junction City bank on July 21 Officers a searching Charles Chapman said by Sheriff Ellis to have participated in the bank robbery here and another unnamed suspect Louisiana Man Owns Garden With 6700 Species of Plants STATION KTBS Will Take Leave of Absence and Later Submit His Resignation 0 PROM PAGE ONE Additional Funds Given for La Jobless Aid one lieutenant colonel and seven majors Each major will select six team captains These team captains and officers will meet Friday afternoon et 4 o'clock to organize and make final plans for the drive The lieutenant colonel of the division is Jacobs The majors selected are Mrs Joe Walker Mrs Kate Ogbourne Mrs Hill Fullilove Jr Aaron Selber Bert Kouns I (Grits) Davis and Bass The publicity campaign will be launched Monday by the publicity committee headed by Brinkman Jr An intensive campaign of newspaper radio outdoor display and theatre publicity will be conducted Speakers will be assigned to make talks at public gatherings theatres and club meetings Sidney Cook is in charge of the speakers' program Beginning Tuesday Philip Mecom United States attorney will receive written complaints of probable violations of the letter and spirit of NRA codes and agreements The "blue star division" of the N7RA -will be launched here immediately Employers will be given blue stars to attach to insignia for each additional employee Reports on such employment are to be made in writing to Scott Wilkinson general of the NRA committee A state meeting of soft drink manufacturers was held recently at New Orleans at which time a tentative code which is now up for consideration was prepared The meeting was called by the Louisiana Bottlers' association but was attended by many nonmembers The association officers are Glen Shadow Ruston president and Biedenharn Monroe secretary Shreveport delegates to the meeting were Biedenharn of the Coca Cola Bottling Co Mr and Mrs Clarence Goldberg of the Uncle Jo Bottling Works and George Digan of the Ne-HI Co Theatres Join NRA The Saenger-Ehrlich Enterprises with general headquarters at New Orleans have joined the NRA and Is displaying the emblem at all of its theatres including the Strand Majestic and Saen-gtxr theatres in Shreveport it was announced at the local offices Saturday This makes the theatres of Shreveport a unit in the NRA pledge CLERK OF COUNCIL HAS GOOD LUCK AT FISHING ON TRIP (Associated Press) SALISBURY Md Aug 12 Two men were killed and five persons were Injured one critically In the wreck of a northbound Pennsylvania railroad passenger train one mile south of Salisbury early today The train was bound from Cape Charles (Va) to New York Those killed were Oscar Brown engineman of Delmar Del and an unidentified negro The Injured two of them passengers are all from Delaware Doctors described the condition of Massey of Delmar the fireman as critical Preliminary Investigation Indicated two lengths of rail parted as the locomotive roared over them The locomotive and two baggage cars overturned while a third baggage car two coaches and a sleeper also left the rails Two sleeping cars remained on the track Brown an engineman for 18 years was extricated from the wreckage of his locomotive Both legs and one arm were broken and he sustained internal injuries dying at the hospital two hours later WASHINGTON Aug 12---The federal relief administration today granted Louisiana $1695860 out of Its discretionary fund for unemployment relief lin August and September This contribution does not have to matched In any way by the state Information furnished by Gov Alien was that available state and federal funds were insufficient to meet needs for this period Louisiana's total out of the federal fund Is now $4062557 Foulois and Spatz Go to Washington After Visit Here (Assoclatcl Press) WASHINGTON Aug 12 Employees of four major electric light and power telephone canning and were brought under NRA wage and work time supervision with the approval of Hugh Johnson of modified presidential re-employment agreements More than 1500000 'workers were officially estimated as affected immediately by the action under which the employers may sign the blanket presidential agreement with their own modified wage and hour specifications and receive the blue eagle The administration estimated that 150000 new jobs would be provided under the four temporary agreements and that millions if dollars would be added to annual pay rolls and to mass purchasing power by the minimum wages Approval of these brought to 64 the number of temporary wage and hour agreements which have placed in effect Six permanent codes also have been made effective by presidential order hearings have been completed on a dozen permanent codes a number more have been set for hearings and hundreds are under analysis with hearings to be set soon Concentrating upon rushing through the temporary modified agreements to bring workers under maximum hour and minimum wage provisions at the earliest possible moment the administration expects to turn them out at the rate of at least half a dozen a day CHANGE BASE PERIOD FOR FIGURING VALUE CROPS FOR LOANS Saturday 4:30 Sisters NBC 4:45 House Ensemble NBC 5: 00 NBC 5:15 Judy and Zeke NBC 5:30 Windergarten NBC 6:00 Denny and his orchestra NBC 6:30 13 by the Philharmonic NBC 8:00 m---Bob Carlton 8:15 program 8:30 8:30 Ensemble 8:45 Feature 9:00 Lopez and his orchestra NBC 9:30 Yates and his orchestra 10:00 Terrance Gardens orchestra NBC 10:15 Bowl Concert NBC 11:00 Tavern orchestra NBC 11:30 Menoff and his orchestra NBC 12:00 Sunday 7:00 a Balladeers NBC 7:30 a Man Band NBC 7: 45 a NBC 8:00 a Sea Islanders NBC 8:30 a Marimba Ty-pica orchestra NBC 9:00 a Hall NBC 9:15 a theatre program NBC 10:00 a Tower ogram 10:15 a program NBC 11: 00 a Service 12:15 Idyll NBC 12:30 Garber and his orchestra NBC 1:00 Yates and his orchestra 1:30 Frederick Knubet NBC 2:00 Three NBC 2:15 Johnny NBC 2:30 recital NBC 3:00 Friendly Hour NBC 3:30 Jessye Choi NBC 4:00 Hour NBC 4:30 Novelty Ensemble NBC 5:00 of the Violin NBC 5:30 of the Ages NBC Maj Gen Benjamin You lois chief of the army air corps with Mayor Carl Spatz his aide took off from Barksdale field early Saturday morning for Nashville Tenn en route to Bolling field Washington after an overnight stop at the field They took off several hours before the quarterly inspection of the pursuit group was held at the field by Maj Millard Harmon group commander Several hundred Shreveport aviation fans witnessed the inspection in which all the planes were placed through tests with full war-time loads The air corps chief and his flying aide did not witness the inspection 1 Brief News 1319 Items Brief News Itpmc i I MANY APPLYING FOR EMERGENCY LOANS By AGATHINE GOLDSTEIN Louisiana Tourist Bureau What is said to contain more varieties of plants thau any other 'collection in the 'United States is just another part of Louisiana attracting tourists in their trek That is the estate of A McIlhenny of Avery island With more than 6700 species of plants on the grounds of the 200 acres surrounding the home the site is an outstanding garden spot In all of Louisiana's verdancy There are virtually no varieties of flowers shrubs or trees known to the average layman which are not represented in the collection and hundreds to note of which only the botanist and traveled naturalist have ever heard or seen One of the most interesting sections of this huge garden is devoted to 64 varieties of bamboo Some of this reed-like growth attains an average height of 65 feet in approximately six weeks Averaging 10 feet of growth per week the plant shows its natural diameter as soon as it is above the ground However the majority of the species of bamboo is not considered "ripe" until it Is three years nf age Neither does it show further height after its first rapid upward sprout But before it is hardened and seasoned it must remain in the ground until it is ready for its original purpose and use Tropical and semi-tropical shrubs and flowers have special recognition in these gardens Separate sections are devoted to their developments A sunken garden with a huge lily pool in its depths is a bower of these distintive foliages and one of the most charming spots in all of the wealth of blooms Favored areas are landscaped in diversified manners For example there is a horseshoe formation of azaleas and japonicas flanking a mirror lake A border of huge blue hydrangeas encloses the spot and when this riot of color is in full bloom is one of the most gorgeous arrays of pastels to be found In any flower show There are 402 varieties of japonicas and SO of azaleas in the collection Naturally they boast of all hues and sizes Along with the other blossoms Indigenous to Louisiana they comprise an interesting part of the garden Iris of all shades and grades have prominent positions A border of these delicate flowers is an unusual treat for the one delighting in the beautiful bounties of the soil Some of these bloms resemble orchids in their variety Along with all of this gorgeous splendor of blossom and growth are other attributes to add to it all In the background is "Bird City" where thousands of herons nest These aigrettes a charming neighbors for the multitude of flora In this beauty bower Then too there are swans and ducks and alligators and even a young robust teddy bear All of which make of Avery one of Louisiana's most distinctive spots HUDSON DIES HERE EARLY TODAY FUNERAL ON SUNDAY NEW ORLEANS Aug base period for figuring the value of crops from farm land to be appraised for a loan by the Federal Land bank of New Orleans has been changed from the period 1905- 1914 to August 1909-July 1914 In estimating the earning power of a farm to be mortgaged officials state the average crop prices for the new base period must be applied to the latest 10-year average production record after taking into consideration any economic changes which may have affected the value of farm lands in the community This ruling is in line with farm credt administration's policy of using normal values in arrivng at the security values of farma offered by applicants for farm lands Inasmuch as a land bank loan or a commissioner's loan is made for a long term of years it is necessary that the normal agricultural value be considered in appraising the land for such loans This is the policy used in Alabama Louisiana and Mississippi by government appraisers who point out that the selling price of farms may vary considerably even over Eo short a period as 10 years In the open market at any given time however a farm may be worth more or may be worth less than the normal agricultural value Miss Mamie Turner clerk of the City council has returned from her vacation spent on the Island of Powhatan Miss Turner and her friend Miss Winifred Pirkle president of the Business and Professional Women's club were guests of Mr and Mrs Ward at their beautiful plantation home near Powhatan- La Fishing was the hobby and the daily catch was satisfactory One six-foot gar was landed Building Permits Five building permits were issued Friday by Ray city building inspectors for a total of $365 as follows: Mrs Cavell repairs on residence 759 East College $35 Veto Viola frame addition on store 1312 Norma street $70 Monsour repair residence 2754 Fetzer avenue $50 A Tea Co Install fixtures 3220 Line avenue $200 Sophronia Brooks demolish frame residence 1329 Kenneth avenue $10 Boulevard Home Robbed A watch and chain and a bill fold containing $5 were stolen from the home of 'Thomas 1136 Boulevard Friday according to a report to police Entrance was gained through a rear window the report said Week's Building Total Thirty-two building permits were Issued by Ray city building Inspector during the week ending Aug 12 for a total amounting to $6558 The total since the first of the year amounts to $23972073 according to the weekly report complied by Miss Fannie Henry secretary to Mr Ray Frat Brother on Visit Floyd Getsinger of Dallas will arrive in Shreveport Saturday evening to be guest of Atwill Champion until Wednesday They a members of the fraternity Funeral services for Hudson 17 of 6125 Dillman street who died at a local sanitarium Saturday morning at 1:30 o'clock after a brief illness will be held at the family residence Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock with the Rev Mr Kane of the Southside Baptist church officiating Interment will be in the Providence cemetery near Keithville under direction of the Wellman Funeral home Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs Hudson and four brothers Hudson Hudson and Robertson all of Shreveport and A Hudson of Bremerton Washington three sisters Mrs Bart lee Miss Anna Lee Hudson of Shreveport and Mrs Williams of Greenwood La LOCAL NEGRO FINED LONGVIEW Texas Aug Reese Pullen negro of Shreveport who was arrested here July 28 on a charge of vagrancy was fined $11450 vana residents surged up to the heavily-guarded presidential palace today when word got about that 41 President Machado had acceded to demands that he step out The demconstrators demanded entrance but the police guards refused to admit them Follows Bloodies Coup The president's decision to retire from office followed closely on a bloodless coup d'etat by the army last night in which military units seized fortresses and other srategic points in Havana and demanded that Machado get out Sumner Welles United States ambassador recently presented a proposal to the president calling for his retirement as a solution for political turmoil in the island republic I 4 StrikeS- in Havana and throughout tivit island have added to the 4 dislocation of normal activities in Cuba Ferrer May Be Successor Col Horacio Ferrer 61-year-old doctor was regarded today as the outstanding candidate for the presi- dency Alberto Herrera secretary of war and Macl ado's choice having been rejected by leaders of the military revolt A number of other Cuban political figures both in the island and now in exile or on duty elsewhere have been mentioned as Machado's successor until a new and stable regime could be established It was learned from an authentic but unofficial source that the resignations- of all the cabinet secretaries had been presented Police Flock to Army The police hitherto loyal to the Machado regime began flocking to the army More than 400 of them reported at the Maximo Gomez barracks Gen Enrique Loynaz del Castillo Cuban minister to the Dominican republic headed a movement aimed 11 at the selection of Major Perdomo as the new chief of police to replace Chief A Ainciart who was nowhere- to be found today Army units throughout the island shifted to the anti-Machado forces as emphatically as the Havana garrison The battalions stationed in the provinces of Santa Clara Matanzas and Pinar Del Rio officially communicated their adhesion to the movement to the general staff Similar word was expected from Santiago and Camaguey The army's display of strength in uptown Havana was withdrawn at midnight and policemen alone remained People happy at the turn of events were about in contrast to previous' nights when death walked the streets and officers were instructed to fire on the slightest suspicion No Resentment Apparent All that however 1 as forgotten today No resentment toward Mao chado was apparent among the crowds Ambassador Welles who proposed Machado's resignation in the Interest of peace continued his conferences with army opposition and administration leaders late into the night It was generally expected that the 'general strike which now is openly described as a move to accomplish Machado's withdrawal will be terminated tomorrow Soldiers Cheered Cheering thouslnds greeted the soldiers in the city's streets last night when news of the developments Machado had promised soldiers he would resign that the armed forces had demanded his withdrawa and that they had posted guns at vital sectors to make good their demands There were more cheers as Lieut Cesar Lone assistant army auditor proclaimed the facts of the coup and declared "its sole pur0 pose was the avoidance of American intervention" and "the Cuban army does not want to indicate anyone for president bilt we want no military man for president" The populace followed the army's 1 request that no violence attend the military move and avoid disturbances "To Rent" Sign on Palace The throngs at the presidential palace dented entrance by the NEW ORLEANS La Aug Applications for emergency farm loans are being received at the rate of over 100 a day by Pryor agent of the land bank commissioner stationed in the fifth ditsrict which includes Alabama Louisiana and Mississippi "With an opportunity to refinance their obligations at lowe cost and convenient terms" states Mr Pryor "Farmers are losing no time in filing their applications under the plan of the farm credit administration To date more than 5000 applications have been received About 1500 of these have been assigned to the appraisal division for a determination of the value of security offered Some 1000 had to be returned for correction while a like number are in process of being examined for eligibility still another 900 or so have been declined or diverted to the Federal Land bank of New Orleans or have been delayed for other reasons The status of several hundred more Is described as either awaiting further information held pending payment of the necessry fees undergoing legal examinations or approved but held until completion of abstract is made Forty-three loans have been closed already Cr now are in process of closing" Agent Pryor points out that he Is authorized to make loans up to 75 per cent of the appraised normal value of a farm in emergency cases for which these particular loans are designed Commissioner's loans however are limited to $1000 on first mortgages and $5000 on second mortgages Applications for first mortgage loans of more than $1000 should be handled directly with the Federal Land bank of New Orleans FIRST CAMPTI BALE IS GINNED FRIDAY Necrological CAMPTI La Aug 12--The first bale of the 1933 cotton crop for this vicinity was ginned at the Camptl gin Friday The bale weighed 575 pounds and was raised on EA' Readhimer's place by Livingston Evans 6:00 Hour 6:30 6:45 Stewart 7:00 Rogers and Orchestra NBC 7:30 Yates and his orchestra 8:00 Clark 8:05 8:15 of Italy NBC 8:45 Parker NBC 9:15 the Years 9:45 Gems NBC 10:00 Nocturne William Stoess NBC 10:20 Lopez a his orchestra N2C 11:00 Weebs and his orchestra NBC 11:20 Cole and his orchestra NBC 12:00 (This program is subject to change) MT ENTERPRISE Texas Aug services for Mrs Anna Craycraft aged 77 were conducted Wednesday afternoon at the Methodist church by Rev McCrary Methodist pastor and Rev Coker Presbyterian pastor Burial was in King cemetery She Is survived by two daughter Mrs Oliver Mt Enterprise and Mrs Mattie Gregston Duncan Okla and two sons Cray-craft Mt Enterprise and Lee Craycraft Fairview Okla BARKSDALE EXECUTIVE ON FLIGHT TO NORTII BELL IS CALLED TO LAFAYETTE CHURCII Maj George Lovell executive officer of the twentieth pursuit group at Barksdale field Saturday morning took off from the field for Scott field Ohio Major Lovell carried Lieut Dyke Meyer as passenger LOCAL OIL COMPANY IS CITED IN COURT ORDER Dr Bell resident of Shreveport for more than 11 years formerly pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian church and who recently returned after conducting a series of services and meetings at Asheville has been called to La Fayette La as the pastor of the Presbyterian church there it was learned today Before coming here Rev Mr Bell was pastor of the Presbyterian church at McComb Miss He was one of the organizers of the Westminster Presbyterian church here LINDBERGHS IIOP OFF TO REYKJAVIK FOUR ARRESTED AFTER TRYING TO SELL BIG SEDAN FOR SUM OF $20 MT ENTERPRISE Texas Aug A Parker aged 65 died at the family home at Arp Tuesday afternoon Mr Parker was a former resident of the Shiloh community and was well-known throughout this section of Rusk county Mr Parker is survived by his wife four sons one daughter and two sisters guards placed a "to rent" sign on the building and seemed satisfied The maneuverings to legalize the succession to the presidency were Intricate Gen Alberto Herrea the secretary of war was named secretary of state to serve for the two hours from 10:00 a until noon with the understanding that then he would yield to a new president High army sources asserted that the presidency would go to Manuel De Cespedes a leading diplomat who served as minister to the United States from 1914 to 1922 City Delirious With Joy By noon the entire city was almost delirious with joy Great crowds abroad and trucks full of policemen and soldiers crawled at snairs pace through the streets Everywhere the people seized on "manos the theme of the revolution Soldiers addressing throngs from balconies drew repeated roars of applause The mere sight of uniforms which last week inspired fear was sufficient to start demonstrations When the police thronged to the revolutionary side the city a left practically uncontrolled the people were so exuberant that chances of serious trouble were small The aviation corps continued Its broadcast pleas for tranquillity Hundreds of youths grasping the edges of a tremendous Cuban flag paraded up and down the steps of the capitol Everywhere in the streets there was cheering Hatchet and Morals (Associated Press) NEW YORK Aug 12--Gerardo Machado Morales means literally Gerald Hatchet and Morals It is pronounced "Hair ar-dough Mahchah-dough ee More-ahl-ace" The Morales comes from the surname of his mother a Spanish prac LANDSLIDE KILLS TEXAS YOUTH 14 (Associated Press) COPENHAGEN Denmark Aug Charles A Lindbergh and his wife hopped off today from Julianehaab Greenland for Reykjavik Iceland MARRIAGE LICENSES SUITS FILED The Louisiana Oil Refining corporation was cited in an order signed Saturday by Judge signed Saturday by Judge Stephens in the Caddo parish district courts to show cause on Aug 22 at 10 a why it should not be decreed to have forfeited the right to manufacture sell and distribute gasoline and other petroleum products at Its filling station 202 North Market street The Order was issued on petition of the state of Louisiana through George McSween attorney which alleged that the company had distributed gasoline from the filling stations which did not comply with state gasoline (AssnelatPd Press) PORT ARTHUR Texas Aug 12 Travis Jackson 14 died in a hospital here last night from internal Injuries suffered when he was caught in a dirt slide at Weiss Bluff near here while on a Sunday school picnic Members of the party dug the youth Out of several tons of dirt and at first he was not believed seriously hurt FIRST COTTON BALE TIMPSON Texas Aug 12 The first bale of Shelby county cotton was brought to Center Tuesday by Duke Parker and sold to Simon local Center buyer A premium was given for the bale by Center merchants Mr Parker sold his second bale at Tenaha a little while after selling his first The third bale grown by Barr came into Center during the day A party of three men and one woman Friday night were arrested In the woods near Red Chute in Bossier parish and palled In the Bossier City Jail as suspects after one of them Is said to have tried to sell a large sedan to a passerby for $20 according to Steve Norris Bossier parish deputy sheriff They were arrested by Norris Town Marshall Huckabay and Baumgardner Bossier City officer They gave their names as Eugene Cochran 27 of Magnolia Miss Potts 30 of New Orleans Mrs Annie Potts 27 of New Orleans and Louie Smith 27 of Brookhaven Miss Deputy Norris stated Saturday that Potts tried to sell the sedan for $20 The passerby becoming suspicious informed officers and the quartet was arrested The suspects were finger-printed In Shreveport Saturday morn- Mrs Sam Dorfman vs Sam Dorfman divorce Ike Wolff Rraunig succession Dorothy Molhusen emancipation Posey vs List and Weatherly Construction Company compensation DeGueurce succession Sallie Brown succession Heloise Roscoe Bundrick vs Lester Carl Bundrick divorce City Savings Bank Trust Co vs Levy district clerk cancellation State of Louisiana vs Louisiana Oil Refining Corporation gasoline suit 010 The state of Sao Paulo Brazil will improve 6000 miles of roads Barnes and Bertha Jones Kipp and Mary Louise Ryan Washburn and Maude Wentworth Hughey Pyle and Nela Mae Young Thomas Daniel and Mrs Kate Bennett Andy Platt and Ida Bell Livingston Howard Gilbert and 011ie Price Jack Nakis and Irma Lee Ray Paul Pugh and Edna Alexander Earl Nelson and Evelyn Sloan Perry A Neill and Helen Wells A Laseter and Ruth Burns Bamberg and Garner BIRTH ANNOUNCED ATTENDS NRA MEET Soulfieni Cirte- DIST IU BUT ig COMPANY Mr and' Mrs Edward Arnold Vinson 931 Monrovia street announce the birth of a son Edward Arnold Jr on July 31 at the North Louisiana sanitarium The maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Kendall ol Waco Texas and the paternal grandmother is Mrs Katherina 141150J1 Ot ArAgnio Natural Gas Service Longwill secretary of the Shreveport Chamber of Commerce Saturday morning attended an NBA meeting at In I villet The youngest president KligaggLII Rectpsevett fled was.