Richmond Times-Dispatch from Richmond, Virginia • 1

Thm Wmatker" Wind i Moderate Southerly Sant Rue St28 (Complete Report op Page' T) 4 s'- 84th Year Volame 4 Entered Juuiy ST Ifflfc at the Post-Office at Kombec til Richmond Vbitea aa Becond-Clara Matter 'Richmond Virginia Sunday August 191934 Dial 3-3431 Calls Thm Timat-DUpatch Ten Cents Reich Votes On LocalBoy14 Held Suicide 2 Balloonists Feared Dead Lost in Air in Gondola 4 i a ip By Hanging Parents of Richmonder Found Dead' in His Father's Washington Room Attack Theory Father Held Here For Drunkenness tiro Poindexter Mother of Dead Lad Sobs' Did Not Kill Himself While Washington pallet yesterday Investigated the "apparent suicide" In that dty of James Dalton Poindexter Jr 14-year-old Richmond school boy the parents of tha dead hoy expressed thetr eoovlctiotn their eon wu tha victim of foul play "My boy did not hang himself cant believe it" tha mother sobbed at her 1mm In tha rooming house ot 333 North wraUeCh Street yesterday afternoon "Than something mighty qutor about this death" said Jamu Dalton Poindexter Sr Mio to In tho Richmond City Jail awaiting hearing on tha charge of being drunk and disorderly "That" "boy did not commit auldde' Body Fond Banging The boy's body wu found hangfnf from a chandelier In tho room ho occupied with his father Friday after-ivyi ig hit cousin Poindexter 30 who roomed In the asm houa Tha odor of whisky wu on tho tad Upo police said The dead boy parents ore ooi tranged and have been living apart Poindexter hu been living In Washington during the summer making occasional trips to Richmond Whenever be visited her here Mrs Poindexter said he would beat rad abuse hag Briber and era have been Bring to the rooming houo at 324 Street In Washington Tha eldu Poindexter arid be last saw tho boy aliva at Friday morning got up early to go to market where work most of tho rime huckster" ho said James and hto cousin were to bed I expected to return and told my era would hare same money far him and he could go to a marie at night guess sot to drinking ibd cut oa bertto Richmond and tat' tota this trouble My wile hod arrested" The polios xay Poindexter Jwu drunk and BA on ugly mood when he wu orreslad on complaint of bin Poindexter He resisted arrest and wu hfVt with seme difficulty to? WBl Bo Breogbf Bare Mrs Poindexter said she had been Informed by friend hers that the boy body would be sent to Richmond Monday- The Poindexters hare been Bring In reduced eteumstaneu for a long neighbors sold and the father went to Wuhlnstra-because he could flnd no employment here Thera are three brothenond three sisters Gearg 13 John Robert I 4 Bertha 14 Virginia 10 and Dorris A Oecupante of tha rooming house and neighbors of the Poindexter here (hen in the beUef of the perenu that Continued on Pago 3 Column 3 2 Killed When Thrown From Plane During Spin MASSILLON 0 Aug UV-Tw men fell to their deaths from an open-cockpit piano here late today rad tbe pilotless ship circled tha city crashing 400 yards from the men bodies Tha two victims were Albert Uyer SL manager of tha Myer Airport here and John BurweU 33 of tbe Maelllon police department As the plane went Into a spin at altitude of 3000 feet their safety belts broke and they were hurled to the ground Neither had a parachute Upside down the plane headed straight for the Masllkm buxines district at a high rate of speed then circled back and spun to tha ground near the bodies BurweU a former mail pilot had been taking lessons In stunting from Myer the airport attendants said Tbe plus wu demolished and the bodiee of tho men were buried about two feet In the ground Belgians Fail to Land Disappear in Darkness Over Yugoslav Border BELGRADE YUGOSLAVIA Aug (AV-A a the midnight hour passed hem the Belgian otratoaphetw balloon carrying Max Ooayna and Heema Vandetlist was drifting aimlessly like o' rudderless ship through Inky darkness somewhere between Belgrade and the Hunaarten border It was last reported over OeUek midway between Zagreb and Belgrade but sines then It haa faded from sight That report came from tha official Yugoslavian news agency and did not my at what hour they worn sighted Considerable anxiety prevailed hem for the Intrepid young stratosphere adventurers whose complete afleneo since leaving Belgium haa given rise to feota they may ham perished hr tha stratosphere when their sealed aluminum gondola sprang a leak When sighted over Osijek the baton was reported traveling In a southeasterly dlrsctira at about 30 mlleo on hour Fly In Bala ZAGREB YUGOSLAVIA Aug (AV-Ormve fears were felt hem tonight for tha safety of Mas Cosyne and Neeme Vandertlst Belgian stratosphere balloonists who in spite of nightfall mads no attempt to land as their Mg sphere drifted over Yugoslavia Owing to complete darknme and heavy rains prevailing In Northern Yugoslavia the balloon disappeared entirely from sight after St crossed the border at 1:40 (1:40 8b TJJt was no lanocr passible to give even the opmlmate location of the hfltewi Appmhensio waa heightened by a report from Praha that two amateur wtratem operators them piekad up an Missing Pastor Found Admits Atkew Seen at Nashville Vague in Answer Talks of Breakdown TZNN Ang (P -OMtkm inslniiating that Askew "Pour-Square Ooapcl" evanpal-lat tram Ooldsbore had "Imagined" he wu kidnaped by three men at Baleigb and bald captive tor tour days were aakad him late today While Insuring hi reply to on quae-tion that he had been kidnaped Askew agreed in response to another that ho might ham euff ored ooreoua V'- 1 'St wu tha opinion of Chief of Do-toettma Elkin Lands that Aahew hu had a nervoua breakdown Bt declined however to oommeat en the story told by the 30-yearmld minister A Borer medal agent of the Departaicnt of Juries In charge of the NaehvUlo office made no eras-merit oo the ease After Askew had been queerioned throughout the day by Borer ho wu taken to detectlm headquarter yon think this whole thing la Just hnagtnarioa on your part?" Chief Lewta naked "No sir" "AS 8 Strange" "You still maintain that all them things yon uy happened actually happened "It's ad eo strange to me" yon tool that yon ham had a little nervous breakdown and drat know what happened?" "Ye" "You drat know for sure Just what 1 "I dont know ad ef It" The detectlm chief told Askew that both the government and the detectlm department were reedy for him to return to North Carolina and It wu decided to get In touch with Mrs Askew Ooldsbora- "Do you horn a telephone In your home?" Lewi asked end received tbe reply "I believe we da Talks Wife Lewis presud to ascertain definitely whether there wu a phone In hU home and developed that the Askews lived In a bouse with another family A cad wu placed for Mr Askew rad Askew talked "I hJ awfully Askew said Into the telephene "My head Just In a whirl I feel ilka Ttt sinking" He asked her to send him a ticket and said he thought It best to go by train 1 feel so weak I think I had batter get a He told Lewie hb wife had agreed to provide transportation Claims Abdactlen 1 Askew who had been missing from hu home In OokUboro since last Tuesday walked Into police beadquar- Continued Page 10 Column 4 Jrdered bj President to Reorganize Body With of Activity Aim Job Much Too Big For One He Says Will Serve Head of Proposed Board Under Roosevelt's Plan Off on WASHINGTON Aug 1 CP) Hugh a Johnson will continue at MRA helm far an Indefinite period "The President asked mo to go right on" Johnson sold today after a conference with Mr Booaevrit The presidential ward wu accepted a command by tha militant ad-iletzmtor who for mon than a year i personified tho Blue Bagla to American Industry Apparently the White Houa expression put a halt to Johnson own daeires for a quick return to private Ufa But If Johnson wu disappointed at tha thought at a longer tenure directing Industry his smile on leaving the White House didn't show It Ha arid be wu ready to go ahead and rearganlu NBA In a way to "de-per-eonallu" tha government Industrial machinery an working out a' rtargania-tim plan" Jrimsra sold -But Just now Johnson looks toward a vocation Bo piano to leave next Wednesday with Mra Johnson far a nearby uulde resort and -at President Roosevelt take a net Board control of MBA la tho nor-ganlution plan batac drafted by Johnson He hu announced hto will-and today Whits Bouu meeting apparently confirmed It to act cboirmu at tha board "MBA to too big a Job now for man" to Johnson view "I dont leri era act tfflrientiy any Tha board he hu In mind probably will neembte the War Xhduslrlu beard on which ho anct at ite nine BMmbere were allotted a certain field ef wort and epeclaHaed In detrita ef that Add But only the board a whole could determine poU tries skeptical eyebrow were ruoed ot MBA at tho of JOhnara Bring" Us Bhia Eagle organisation through a board at which ha would hood A lot ef Ma oa-wortma couldn't eoDeatre at Johnson tho hoard ehrirmra without' pletejy dominating It with his forceful personality This probably would be true If the board were composed of experienced MBA personnel "Port-Ttaw JsV If postible Johnson would make hie fiaiwiMiji(P part-time Job in tha plan he hopes to put before Ml Roosevelt ta three weeks Than ha would like to sea reoeganlatira oompletad In two or three months Of molar Importance In the project is harmonising MRA with tha antitrust town Johnson a staunch advocate -of government-controlled competition opposed to unbridled competition Is co-operating with Donald Rtchberg director of tho Notional Emergency Council In eeeklng machinery to reconcile the conflict Just at present tha NBA administrator foresees earns kind of admln-litrattve agency aa a buffer between NBA end the Federal Trade Oommieelra which hu Jurisdiction of ontMruri taw cues This new tnstita-ttra would seek to mould a uniform Kidnap Rumored For Family of Duke LONDON Aug The Sunday Expreu reports that tbe Duke and Dueheee of York and thetr daughters Prineem Elisabeth and Princess Margaret Bose who are In tho Highlands of Scotland are being guarded by armed awn though every casual visitor to tha district were a potential gangster Tha Uttia princesses tha younger of whom win be four Tuesday ore In Olamls Castle "spending their summer holiday behind bolted din11-tocked gates" the paper says Thera are whisperings that anonymous letters have bean received by the Duchees of York suggesting a plot to kidnap the princesses Dictator Qi Louisiana By and Now Synonymous in State Mayor's Force Buried Under Deluge of Bills lC'5 Authority Legally In Hands of Allen But Governor Rubber Stamp for Probe of Affairs of New Orleans Ordered BATON ROUGE LA Aug F) -Senator HueyP Loos today aa-aumed complete dictatorship of Lou- The legislature which concluded a five-day apedal session this moraine had made him: Commander of aa aroiy 3 Controller of elections I Itelerea In an investigation of the hoatila New Orleana government A Overlord of taxes A Dispenser of reprieve A 8uppreiaor of gambHnf Protect! tor of crime and I diarmer of enemy police The powen were let ally vested la Governor a A Allen but Senator Long need only aay "frog" and the governor Mlnortty Taka Aa important minority did a lot of talking during the eeeekm of "armed "blood died" and of general chaoa and demoralization but auppaaedty irate farmara faded to arrive with pttehfarke and ehotguae "to eet thlnge right" Then waa spluttering bmettva and and dangerously word-ad aetauite from oppodng political eepedaUy that ef Mayor Semmaa Wamaley of New but every-day eltlaens Juit eat back and looked on curtoudy Mayor Walmslry spmklng for the opposition mid today that If of Senator Lang appeared at the poUa in the September 11 eon-gveralanal primary they would bo or-reeled "Let me warn Huey Long right now" ho sold "that the ecu of the legislature do not authoriae or permit him to have anted men at the polls and any of his henchmen whom bo thinks ha con swear to to go around aay of the polls armed are going to be locked up In jail and we are going to have a sufficient number of men to see that the law it enforced" Mach Them was a lot of excitement la the legislature what with fist fights slugging ef newteaper photographers and exclusion of the prma from proceed-fogs but none of these halted or even threatened to halt the swift approval of twenty-seven bills which the senator personally abet through both houiea Opponents wen successful In doing only one thing invoking trick rule with ten votes which barred Senator Long from coming an the floor of the bouse to direct hie measures personally But this made alight impreaalon on the Louisiana -Kingflsh" who Issued his Instructions from outside jnst the some Behind' the whole thing waa the vicious oppostton of Mayor Walmsley to Long's attempts to aeise control of New Orleana On July SO National Ouards-men broke Into the dty registration office and took control They were still there today to "protect" the Ust of voters It la this Ust of voters which win decide on September 11 whether the congressional candidates of Long Walmsley win be elected Mayor Walmsley police etm armed continued to patrol City Hall Just across a narrow street from the registration office but them wee no prow Continued on Paee 11 Column 1 Lost Found Strayed If you novo lost or louad anything Just dial 1-3431 wid aa for an adtaker Ada taken tin Death notices taken till 13 Lost natural colored Unen probably mat room Large reward -1108 Franklin Bt Apt Ill DOO lost email black 1 wnite feet Answers to name ot "Bobo" Liberal reward Adkins Lott and found ids continued on Classified Paps Ses Classification Making Money With T-D Want Ad A Them am a hundred and one ways to make money by usings Tlmes-Dlepatoh Want celling discarded furnltum and household goods renting selling pete and offering services such aa painting sewing repairing etc Hera's three ads that brought extra money last week Perfect condition also hydraulic barber -chair A-l condition Dial I -8748 Sold Beeond Day GAr Three burner with oven same aa new IS Reason for mill no 1 have moved In county Dial 3-4009 between and 6 A Mold Becwnd Day GRACE BT 1 room kitchenette front everything furnished Ben ted seventh Day You' too era make money with Tlmm-Dtapatch Went Ads Can on -ad-taker and let her explain the many uaea of them little cub getters-' Times-Diepetrh THE MOBN1XG PAPER I FOB WAXT AD RESULTS Action Today Failure to Cast Ballot Regarded as Treason 45000000 Expected to Indorse Fuehrer Son Backs Nazi Chief Jewish Society Joins in Plea for JaV Votes Absentees Are Included BERLIN Aug (P) one eld ml election campaign coma to an end last night with a plea by tha era of Paul von Hln-denburg far approval of Adolf Hitler seizure of tho tat Rdchs president functions Also in order to make certain that of the nation 4S000000 reg ktered voters mimed Hitler 100-mlnute iprcrti of Mday wu broadcast again by tha medium of phono-graph record First returns In tho pMMaetto came early today from Heerien (Limburg Holland) where M74 Germane voted at the consulate This wu VITWTr reported to be more than voted last rims when overwhelming approval wu drawn from the Germans lor the chance Hoy for- alga pontiff Sunday morning newspapers capped en previous efforts with grand unpegs qpreads of Hitler pictures captioned with headlines: "AH Germany Votes Jo" Crowds mining In the WBhehn-struse caught a gBmpse of Brier at of the windows and staged excited demonstration AH that remained wu far the dams to get up early today and vote In tbe stations which win remain open from I A until 4 The q)eech ef Colooel Oskar won Htndenburg tho content of which already had been published wu Batoned to reverently a message from tha family of tha revered Rricba 'due Hog Oraetfag ftr Briar "Itom the field matohal tower at Tunenberg (where the tats president is entombed) comes Ms caU" sold Colonel vra Bndeaburg "xta In these daysrCome together In mawee and md steadfast -behind Germany Fuehrer pemonsbate abroad and domestically that tha Garmon people stand firmly on Jndtrialbte bond In pne win' Bitter arrival yesterday from Hamburg wu marked by a great der tretira at Tmpiebid airdrome Among those out to greet hhn wu delegation from tbs Saar region with members of which he chatted affably lor a while The Saw leaders outlined their enthusiasm far tha return of tbs ropra to Germany In the plebiscite there next January Among tho -tast broadsidu In tha pres wu aa appeal from the CathoUe Bishop Beratng of Osaobraeck In which he earnestly enjoined the faithful to tote "Jo" Bishop Baraewaseer of Trier Bmlted Continued on Page 10 Column Convicted for Killing Pastor Faces Life Term' i MOULTON ALA Aug IS (F-The Rev Boyer Baptist pastor wu convicted at murdering Prank Pickens S3-yer-ald deacon by Lawrence County Jury tonight Ufa sentence wu recommended after four and a half hours' deliberation Sentence will be Imposed Monday JUdga Callahan announced Tha State had demanded the death penalty In arguments just before the Juror filed out at 1 Solicitor Wade Wright in hi rioting argument said Pickens wu shot down from ambush an July 33 causa ha hod led a fight within the MoUMra' Baptist Church to faros Mr Boyer Immediate resignation Holman of defense counsel asked that the minister be freed cm tending that virtually oB ef the Bute evidence wu circumstantial and that the state star wttneie Alleen Sharp Negro gtri wu disgruntled because the minister hod refused to Increase her wages Chtach tha first Protestant dumb In tha New World Modern etactrical effect heightened the effect of costumes and settings designed to reproduce tho accuracy of a restored page from American history The pageant wu presented on tha east shore of Boanoke Island near the site of the city of Raleigh where colonists set up their homes only to be swallowed up in mystery before the next supply voyage from England arrived Beginning amidst the pomp and ceremony of the spacious days Queen Elisabeth the pageant presented an three possible fates pf the colonists who disappeared having behind the single the word "Cros-ten" carved on a tree Tha action of tha play areumed the favorite that the Croatra Indians massacred the whole colony Prom tho Eneebethra court the scene shifted to Indira village Raleigh men Amsda and Barlow kneel on tha new land and thank God for their safe arrival before taking possession in tha name of the queen The whlte men shortly maet the In dlana and found Virgins first -tobacco Other historical Incidents proceeded the John White the tost colony of legend Thera wu the scene Continued on-Pago 15 Column I President Acts to 'Save Cattle in- Areas Hit by Drought Hay Oats May Escape Import FoV Officials at Work 1 jf Upon Regulation! Rules to Be Publisher on Agreement Whea Will Not Be Placet on list Leaders Say WASHINGTON Aug IS President Roosevelt hu rigned a proa-Tisring emergency and directing that Impart duties be na-pended eo farmer In drought-rlddra areas may obtain enough food to keep thetr livestock from starving Tbe proclamation It waa learned tonight wu signed ra August ust after the President 1 made hte transcontinental trip through tha drought bdt Treasury and agriculture elflclak ore working ra xegulatlona specify tag what probably hap and oate may he Imported Into this country duty free Tha regutatiana alio would noma porta of aatiy and the countries from which the commodities could he Imported Aa soon tha regulations are agreed upon It wu said they win ha mode pubHe along wttb the text at the presidential proclamation Tha proclamation does not designate tha foodstuffs that may ha Imported but leave that to the secretary of tha treasury -Tha proclamation ordering' supra lira of the duties uaea authority granted by a Bttte-ptibUetaed ssetlra of tha 1930 tariff art which soya: "Whenever the President shall bp proclamation declare on emergency ta exist by naira of a state of war or otherwise be may direct tbe secretary at the treasury to suspend during tim eootlnuaneo of ouch ra emergency tho time for tho performance of any at the requirements of this art and ha may aothoelsa the seerstory at ttt to permit under such roguta-tine tha secretary of thr? treasury duty of food clothing aAd medical may prescribe Importation free of surgical arid other euppUea for use ta relief wort" During the Mtttietippi flood foruMT President Herbert Hoover tamponrfly impended tariff ra some ortichs needed far relief wort Shortly after he signed tho prods- atira President Roosevelt said at pimp conference -that white-a tower-tag of Mas on fangs and tha Bh from Canada wu ta project tha action probably would art affect other countries Tbdoy tha offfce of Ot XX) add had that MT Roosevelt already had as- tboriaed a reduction of tariff on hart no grains and other ttvmtook foed from pmrtaia mid they did art look tor wheat to be on the euspenakm Mrt Authorities at the Deportment Agriculture add hi this conneettra they wn negotiating with CanodliaB for BMfiOO bushels ef durum wheat to ho used for seed and that they expected the fun duty to bo pdd ra this and other wheat brought In from -tha Dominica w- Sources dare to Secretary Wallses sold also that while they knew that slosh far duties on feedstuff wu cm temple ted they had not been tn firmed that the authorisation afawady had been given i-i Whether ray corrwpnndlng tlon ra duties against American products wu tavotved was not mode known- la to ta Contra supplies tho odmfaHstretlra Intends tq garner all avaOahto foed In this fry Nephew Hart In Plane Crash Report i- BOGOTA COLOMBIA1 Aug The Central Telegraph ettieo hero announced today it hod been fire formed that an afapiant pOdted Ip John Hooser who mid ho a nephew of farmer 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Hsgk Johnson Textile Unions Lay Plan's For National Strike Convention Votes Author ity for Walkont Sept 1 to Confer With AF of NEW YOU Aug is an The executive council Of the United Tm tile Worker of America fat a four-hour eanf erenet immediately after the organisation "wu1 convention ended told preUminaiy plans tonight for a nation-wide xteflte la the cotton textile Industry fronds Gorman' flrxt vtao-preri-dent wa selected to head tb special nmfatea to dtroct tha walkout which may effort nearly a half mo-bra worker and scheduled to begin not tattr than September Organlaen from all section at tha country affected wen called together after the executive council and gteen instructions ra strike procedure Iluy left immediately afterward for their various districts la the South New ftyi" and other territariesi The convention voted authority to the executive council tint for a notional: walkout In the cotton testa plants and supplemented this wttb power to cell for a similar strike to the dther dirietana of the aUk woolen and wonted rayon and -IHj-I VtoM Cede Nat Tha council denied a statement attributed to Georg A Sloan president of the Cotton Textile Institute that the union wu striking against the flodft or lowerammL "The council sees to this a deliberate attempt to and confost the Issue" tte statement told "Tbs strike Is against tha deplorable conditions in tha Industry "Wa an out far tha 30-baur wort week with no reduction in wages and to correct the abuses at the stretchout We want compliance with Sea-don T-A Wa have thoumnda ef eases of dlarrimlnatlra against worker who hero been deprived of their Jobe because they took steps to bargain collectively in accordance with thetr legal righto "Wa are not making threats have arrived at tha point where there Is no other alternative hut to take action in defense of fha hundreds of thousand of men and women la tba textile toduby" Ta Cooler WMh Grata Declaring the effective date id the trike would not be disclosed before next weeh President Thomas Mo-Mahan said their next atop would bt to confer with William Green head of tha American Federation of Labor to Washington Pending that eonferenca tha gmnlmtlra withheld octira on an Invitation to meet with Robert a Brunei chairman ef tha Textile Notional Industrial Relations Board Gorman sold he would leave Washington tomorrow and seek ra Monday to arrange for the A of Continued on Pago Column 3 subject the English prince hu siduously avoided during hta II years of life There were those who believed that suggestions of marriage between the prince of Great Britain and tho princess of Greet might not fall unwilling eon for Marino now 31 rears old Inherited from her father a brother of the late King Constantine of Greece all hie pleasing personal qualities well th beauty charm of her Russian mother Tho prince who flew oil th from London to-Bled spent a part ef tho day chatting and walking with Princess Marina Then wu yet-no definite tadlca-tlra that the couple lntend to marry or that the 'prince visit to this beautiful castle surrounded by mountains takes and forests hod a matrimonial motive Tha princess who wu educated In Athena Paris and London speaks fluent English French Greek Russian Continued Pago It Column "(h 'ff '-y 1 1 1 Vj Ft 'r i jfS i '-S' 1 -Associated Frees Photo Max Cosyus SOB message hum the balloonists at 3:30 Saying they were in danger The ear was eH how that the two men might ham perished in tha ratified atmosphere owing to the failure of their oxygen apparatus Alarm was Increased by the fact that the balloonists had been expected to land either in Bwiteerland or Bavaria before ntgbtfslL If the balloonists attempted to land In this moon lees star Isas night In Continued on Pago 11 I Fliers Missing OnWaytoUS Crash Feared Pond Sabelli Unreported 17 Hours After Leaving Rome on Hop to Dublin LONDON Aug Anxiety grew hare and Faria and Dublin tha midnight hour parsed and no word or sign had been wind Cram George Pd A and Casern Sabvlll who hepped off from Borne this morning with Dublin their goal i trip hock to Now York bad been seventeen hours since the takeoff at Romo at 1:03 A 11 whom the fibre said good-bye to their ItaUa hosts and headed north Mot a word had ban heard from thm sin en nor had their plans been sighted Dublin seamed tha akUs frultlemly until dark Authorities had do wtaclms vomimmlrntlOM there Word reaching here from Park said they had not been reported over French territory An hwietlgarioa at ritlu on the way from Lyon to Strasbourg and Benut Bwiteerland proved without result FSB to Oanteet limit Parte They had' not been in coremmdca-tlra with any French alrporta mid advices from Parts but It wu believed there wu a chance they had landed In soma farmer's add decided to spend tha night In the plant and go to the nearest vUUge In the morning Pond and Sabelli had spent the last several weeks gueste of the Italian aviation carps after 'their Timeatlantic flight which they started from New York on May 14 attempting a New York -to-Rom flight They landed In i field ot Moy Ireland haring Jurt barely made haeardous Atlantia eroasing They had motor trouble They completed the flight to Roma by etegu serosa Bumps The take-off from Montecello unitary airdrome at Rome thb morning had not been previously announced Continued on Pago 1 Column 3 Daughter Dies Parents Linked in Weird Rites LONGVIEW TEX Aug lg-tfV-Juanlta Arrington 4-year-old daughter of Oladewater family died of pneumonia In hospital two hours after she had been wrested by officers from weird religious service Her parents William and Bessie Arrington were charged with negligent homicide Physicians and officers told of finding the child in the center of number of cultlste who shook her and prayed in weird tones Fred Krlaman assistant district attorney laid the child's parents would not bo arrested on the homicide charges until after the child funeral lot wu overlooked Then after daylight about A they found her when they probably never expected to In the backyard of her home The discovery wu made by Officers Edward staler and Leo Magone cruising In a prowler nr First to he queerioned by the police wu Steve Rivera an acquaintance of the gtrt Officials said he wu not officially a suspect but they hoped to gem Information from him He had not seen Cello for two days ha told police The other violent deaths which have baffled criminal experts here were: Virginia Brooks lO-year-old school kill whore mutilated body wu found In tha spring of 1331 tho that of tho Louise Teuber IT whose nude -body wu found swinging to an oak tree oa Black Mounts lit new hero Hael Bradshaw pretty telephone operator who wu stabbed to death Mix (Diamond Dolly) Bib-bena found etrangM to death Peery Lands Heroic Lost Colony At Roanoke Island Ceremony Joins Carolina in Observance of 350th Anniversary of Manteo Settlement Pageant Relates Story Grecian King in Cupid's -Role Seeks PrinceGeorge for Marina Fiend Hunted in California After Murdered Girl Is Found By A Judeon Evans A Staff Correspondent MANTEO Aug Governor Peery ot Virginia Joined a host at North Carolinians hero today In celebrating the 350th anniversary of the lost colony at Port Raleigh' Tho governor who wu accompanied from Vbylnia Beach by an escort from the National Guard units at Camp Peery delivered the principal address of tha occasion which recalled the story of Virginia Dare first child born under the English flag in America I Governor Ehringhaua of North Carolina and Representative Undsay Warren of tha First Carolina District a friend of Governor Peery when he represented tho Ninth Congressional District of tha Old Dominion made brief addresses of wel- SAN DIEGO CAL' Aug l-4fV-A fiendish murder the fifth In recent years Involving young girls or women startled San Diego today with tho finding of the body of attractive Celia Cote 18 In the backyard of her ham An autopsy tide afternoon disclosed that the girl wu criminally attacked and choked to death Several gray hairs found clutched In her hands proved to be from rabbits kept near where the wu found1 Follca had hoped the baba would prove a due to the stayer Finding ef the body ended a frantic night search for tha girl daughter fit Edward Cota customs broker She told her parents aha waa going for a few minutes' walk about I last night- A younger sister Esther remained behind explaining she wu too tired to go -Hour after hourpuaed and when midnight struck and she had not' returned police were notified Through the long hours before dawn they eearched for Calln Mot vacant BUD YUGOSLAVIA Aug (Pi George tho fourth of Greet Britain royal sene wu revealed today the focal point ef a with tte object matrimony The blood of tho plotter is royal a blue that of the prince for a hlg authority mid It is King Alexander binned who vrlebeo to are Prince George marry Princere Marina third daughter of Prince Nicbo-lu trad Princess Olga ef Greece Prince Georg ie here now ot the express invitation of Yugoslavia king and ta staying as tho ktag guest In the royal summer palace Tho actual negotiatirao sold tha authority had been assigned to the fluent-tangoed Prince Part a nephew id Alexander and regarded as very close to the king Port an Oxford graduate speaks Englirii fluently and thus ta regarded peculiarly fitted to speak to Ooargo of matrimony The whole charm and mystery of tha lost colony wu suggested by "Tha Pageant of Roanoke" reproduced tonight and to be repeated tomorrow by 350 acton Shortly after tho motorcycle petrol which met the Virginia governor ot tho border had arrived bt tha fort Bishop Tbomu Darat of the Episcopal diocese of East Carolina dedicated the rebuilt chapel of tha lost colony with Impressive ceremonial rtteg ef the original Anglican it ill -yy-1 I -k 3.