The Morning Herald from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 1

UNIONTOWN UNITED FOR PROGRESS AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION LAST WEEK 10,848 EIGHTEEN PAGES VOL. 24. NO. 264 UNIONTOWN, FAYETTE COUNTY. SATURDAY.

NOVEMBER 15, 19I5C TWO CENTS MUSCLE SHOALS ACTION REM AINS TO BE SETTLED Four Workmen Killed RELIEF APPEAL FOR $25,000 IS MADE TO CITY in Spanish Rioting The Weather Cloudy, DO-X Proves Seaworthy Craft; Rides Surface of Sea Madrid Is Scene of Outbreaks During Funerals of Four Men PLAYFORD RITES THIS AFTERNOON; Fund to He Raised and Disbursed by the Uniontown Emergency Relief Organization PROMPT RESPONSE URGED An appeal by the Tniontown Emergency Relief for J25.000 for distribution to the needy during the next five months, in order to meet an admittedly serious situation, will be launched on Tuesday. Announcement Is made by the committee which has beeu organized for that purpose. CheckB mav be sent to William C. Hatfield, chairman, James It. Cray, treasurer, or to the two local banks.

The announcement which appears formally on another page says thai the Emergency KelV is "an orgauiza-tion of 100 business and professional men and women who have pledged their services toward raising a relief fund Independent of all other relief organizations now doing such splendid work." Those in charge of the Emergent-. Relief are William C. Hatfield, ehali-man, James R. Cray, treasurer. Gainer, secretary, and the foilov Ing executive committee: William C.

Hood, James W. Abraham, WUev L. Byers, S. W. Mctzler and Judg Thomas H.

Hudson. In Its call for funds It Is pointed out that "the need Is imperative and It l- Incumbent upon every citizen, every church and every community organization of our city to help to the full extent of their ability." It Is hoped that the appeal wiil b- brought to the attention of the congregations of the various churchy at services tomorrow and that the response will be prompt and liberal, it has been suggested that pledges covering so much a month for the nesr five mouths would be a convenient way of making contributions. Differences Between President and Lenders on Disposal May He Ironed Out Quickly PROGRAM SHAPING UP By Associated Press WASHINGTON, Nov. 14. Differences between President Hoover and some of his Republican leaders in the Senate over the Norrls measure for government operations of the Muscle Shoals, Alabama, Power and Nitrate Plant, remained to be settled tonight before the threat of an extra session of Congress next spring dissipated.

Senator MoNary of Oregon, the assistant Republican leader, Is standing firm for the government operation bill which is In conflict- with the Hoover measure for private operatton. A compromise between the Senate and House Is being sought. Senator Norrls, Republican, Nebraska, author of the Senate government operations treasure, already has offerod a com-piomise whereby the powor plant at Muscle Shoals would be under government operation and control and the nitrate plant available to private leaBe. The House conferees, so far, have refused this. Aside from the Muscle Shoals contest which will be one of the first propositions confronting the session, tho legislative program is taking shape rapidly.

It is a program which both Republican and Democratic leaders believe, can be disposed of within the short session. Expansion of the public buildings program and possibly of the road construction work as a means of aiding 'unemployment has first position on the tentative calendar. Enactment of the vital appropriations bill has precedent at all times. While the Republican Independents, led by Senator' Borah, of Idaho, are demanding additional farm relief legislations. It appears unlikely that the administration will sa'ncfion such a (Continued on Page Seventeen) Chicago's "Respiratory Girl" Sleeps For First Time Out of Automatic Lung Had Occupied Respirator for lly Associated X'xcrv BORDEAUX, Franco, largest flying boat in the world, the German DO-X, bobbed tonight on a calm sea between the fortified islam, of Re and the city of LtiRochelle, Interrupted utter a trying day in whicL it left England for Bordeaux on another phase of its projected flight tc the United States.

Late tonight the huge ship reachec this point and threw out anchor nfter traveling on tho surface along th, coastline fcr 5S or more miles. Then It awaited, comfortably, the corolla, of daylight. When the DO-X made the French coast, enroute from England, some of her li engines began to work badly. The DO held her course, however, until she reached Les Barges, a small coastal poiut uear Sables D'Olonne. By that time four motors were giving trouble.

The captain decided to la.vi along the coast for a ways, as the ship could make a respectable speed on the surface of the water, even though it could not do so well in the air with crippled motors. The events of the day caused aviation experls here to compliment the builders of the DO-X for the big ship showed that It was able to descend on th water and ride through difficulties that might have brought disaster to other types of aerial craft. The DO-X will tiike off for Bor-ieaux early tomorrow. Killed in Building Collapse 62 PERSONS ARE INJURED By AsBOCIntcd'Prass MADRID, Spain, Nov. UJ With a suddenness which left the city aghast, a series of labor riots ex; ploded in the center of the business section today and within half au hour four men had beenkllled, dozen seriously wounded and 60 others injured.

Thousands of. workmen poured into the stroets, augmenting a crowd which had gathered for funeral services for four workers who perished yesterday in a building collapse. The demonstrations began as a protest against the erection of flimsy buildings! which endangered the lives of workmen but developed quickly Into a vicious battle. The cry "Viva Revolutione!" was raTSe'd. and as the rioters threw stones at officers sabers were swung freely.

The trouble came Just as the city had settled Into contemplation of more peaceful days to come, following the-KIng's endorsement, two days ago, of plans for the first Parliamentary election Spain has had in seven years. BLAZE DESTROYS BARN-CONTENTS Early Morning Fire Causes $2,500 Loss Near Perryopolis; Auto-Hay Burned A large frame barn at Suipetbwn, near Perryopolis, owned by Paul Mar-tinak together with the family automobile and about fle tons of -hay, was totally destroyed by fire at 12:45 a. m. tlilj "ri)o'rning. The cause of the fire was not 'determined but the loss Is estimated at' partly covered by insurance.

All the live stock was saved. Members of the Perryopolis Volunteer Fire Department, answered a call for assistance and it was mainly through lhe efforts of the fireuieii that the residence, situated about 160 feet from the barn was saved. No one was injured. IOWA PARMER CHAMPION CORN HUSKER OF U. NORTON.

Nov. 14. Prod Stanek, 30-year-old Iowa farmer, speeded through a dusty Kansas corn field today into his, fourth national husking championship. Stanek didn't mind the dust. He proved it by husking a net load of 30.34 bushels in the 80 minute eon-test.

All Beef Steaks Lb. 25c CHUCK ROAST, LB 18c FRESH GROUND BEEF, LB 18c FRESH SPARE RIBS, LB 20c PIG LB 18c FRESH PIG FRET, LB 10c BEEF LB 18c PORK CHOPS, LB 25c PORK STEAK, LB 23c Oysters 65c and 75c Qt. VEAL STEAK. -LB 35e VEAL CHOPS LB Oleo 3 Lb. Roll for 55c 5 LB.

COMAR NUT FOR $1.00 DOUBLE DUTCH MALT, CAN 50c BLUE RIBBON, 50 WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS Fayette Sales Co. Rear McCrory's 5 10 Cent Store (Advertisement) COAL 8c DELIVERED Black and Lumpy. No Crop. 6c at Beeson Tipple. Phone 18.

Adv. TO ORDER" ANYTIME 2 lb. roll 60c MARKET FREE DELIVERIES PRIVATE SERVICES Will Be Held in Home at I Coroner's Jury Hean of Tragedy from Maid BURIAL IN OAK GROVE Funeral services will be conducted this afternoon at 3 o'clock at Elm-crest in Oakland avenue, for Attorney Robert William 'Playford and the four members of his family, Mrs. Nancy Stirling Playford and Nancy, Margaret and Pauline Playford. They will consist' of the short Episcopal church rites and will be read by the rector, Iter.

Donald Kent "Johnston. Services will he private with only of the Immediate families and the Bar Association in attendance. At the conclusion of the rites at Klracrost the live bodies will be removed to Oak Grove cemetery where they will join that of Cassandra Play-ford, who preceded them In death ten The honorary pallbearers are Judges Thomas H. Hudson, D. W.

Henderson, S. John 'Morrow, J. W. Dawson, E. H.

Reppcrt and 11. E. Urn-el, John M. Core, James G. Binus, R.

W. Dawson, William Hatfield, Guy B. Gilmoie and D. W. McDonald.

Tho list of active pallbearers include W. Hussell Carr, R. M. Fry, W. D.

Clhrlst. W. W. Parshall, J. H.

Lynn, J. W. Abraham. J. Edgar Hustead.

D. Dodge, D. D. HInsey, J. C.

Whaley, Charles Moser, William H. Beeson. George Dickson, Robert Bowie. A. D.

Williams and F. M. Sr-mans. Coroner's Jury Hears of Tragedy Sobbing so thai she could scarcely talk, Miss Viola White, maid in the home of It. W.

Playford Friday morning recited details of the Playford tragedy Thursday to it coroner's Jury which decided that Mr. Playford had killed his wife and three children and then had taken his own life. The maid said that the first sound she heard about 7 a. m. resembled i noise made by tho hot water healer (Continued ou Page Seventeen CONNELLSVILLE MAN BEING HELD Walter Cooley Taken Into Custody in Pittsburgh by Yough City Detective Yesterday Associated Press PITTSBURGH, Nov.

14. A detective going out for lunch today arrested a man he saw loitering near the Federal building here as a suspect, in an allegedly incendiary Are in Fayette county. The niiiu was Walter Cooley, 30, of Coimellsville, arrested by V. Bert Richie, a Connell'sville" detective, as the officer was leaving the Federal building after testifying before a Federal grand Jury. Cooley was taken to the Central Police Station, to await action by Fayette comity authorities.

ORANGES ORANGES California sunkist. doz. Large Floridas. doz. 25c (Trapt -fruit.

.1 and 6 for 26c Bartlett pears, doz. 19c Cooking and eating apples, pk. Cabbage, 10 lbs. 25c Yellow onions, 10 lbs. 25c We also have mushrooms, brussel sprouts, alligator pears, pineapples, eggplants, cauliflower, persimmons, and all kinds of figs, dates and nuts.

Central Courthouse Fruit Markets Week-End Specials SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Gasoline and oil 15e AERO GASOLINE CO. Barton Mill Road and Grant St. (Advertisement) Questions answered today. Turn to Classified Page, please. F.

B. MILLER MOTOR SALES GEORGE SILVER and Hie Club Kentucky Orchestra will play at Mason Gardens, Masontown, Nov. 20. Don't Miss This Nice Danes. $1.50 Couple.

Adv. DANCE (it SI. Joseph's Auditorium. South Mt. Vernon avenue, Saturday.

Nov. 15. Music by George. Lllman ami his Harmony Boys. Bonoflt of church.

F.very-body welcome. Adv. W.C.T.U. PLANS REPEAL BATTLE Nation? i Organization Will Fight Every Effort to Bring- About Recall of Amendment By Associated Press HOUSTON, Nov. 14.

The Women's Christian Temperance Onion will stand firm against all attempts at repeal of national prohibition and hopes, through education, to obtain "willing obedience and orderly enforcement" Mrs. Ella A. Boole, president, said In addressing the 56th annual convention of the organization tonight. 1 The W. C.

T. U. leader asserted the American people would never support a repeal program. Plans for a rally by dry organizations in Washington coincident with the convening of Congress, December to "show the dry members of Congress that there is a lot of dry strength and to hearten them'; was discussed today by the executive committee prior to the first general convention meeting. Greetings were received from President Hoover.

In a telegram to Mrs. Boole, he expressed his "pro found sense of the value of their doiu in Deuaii ot mgner meals of life and public service and aid of law enforcement." FOOD SALE Ella Peach Class of Third Prc3byter-ian Church in the Church Basement at 10:30 Saturday Morning. Adv. ANNOUNCEMENT Wo are opening the Atlas Cafe at 38 South Beeson Boulevard under new management and new name, November 15 with a special dinner from 5 to 8 at special price. We would appreciate a trial.

BLUE MOON CAFE (Advertisement) Ht'S Leaves Masontowu U-QS A. M. 2:05 4:05 9:06 P. M. Arrive 8:30 9:40 A.

M. 1:40 3:40 5:40 7:40 P. M. To and From Cat-mlcbaels Mathe? Jefferson Way nesburg. UNION TRANSIT CO.

MANY EXHIBITS IN POULTRY SHOW More Than 500 Fowls and Equal ly as Many Rabbits Assured; Five State Meets Planned At a meeting of the Uniontown Poultry and Farm Products Show Association held last evening in the offices of the Fayette County Farm agent, iu the court house, it was definitely 'announced that this sea son's exposition will positively be the largest iu tho history of the city. An nouncement that more than 600 chick ens and as many rabbits will be or exhibition this year from December 30 to January in addition to an unusually large display of farm products. Running iu conjunction with the coming show will be exhibits by the 4-H Poultry Clubs, together with five state meets In White Plymouth Rocks; 3. C. White Leghorns; United Orpingtons; Columbian Wyandotte and Partridge Wyandotte classes.

It was also reported by the cata logue and premium list committees that work on eacli of these was progressing and that the former would probably be in the mails within the next ten days. An agreement was signed whereby tliiB year's exposition will be staged In Matthew's Inside Motor Park, in Arch street which assures the association of ample space to stage the affair without fear of being cramped for quarters which lias greatly enhanced the show committee in past, years. SHIPS HURRY TO AID OP GROUNDED BOAT IN PACIFIC By Associated Press MAGAL LANES, Chile, Nov. 14. Three ships were hurrying through storm-tossed seas tonight to aid the sinking Greek steamer yerrocarrns, which went on the rocks yesterday at Chi Upright in Bar el Defonso.

Radio rjfesages from the stricken vessel said all members of the crew were alive, but urgently needed assistance. Great waves were breaking over the ship and lifeboats could not be launched. REE TODAY ONLY 1 Lb. Peanut Brittle With Each Purchase Of Home Made French Nou-get, lb 39o Home Made Seafoam, Penn Candy Kitchen Read This For Sale Farm S6 acres, 2ifc mile? south of Masontown. 8 room house, stable, other buildings, nil kinds of fruit, lltno stone soil, plenty of lime stone.

Sugar camp. 150 trees, timber, good water, never falling well In yard. 30 acres Sewlckley coal, li acres 9 foot coal, "open." Oil and gas lease brings $173 per year. Reason for selling, Father and Mother dead. Must be sold.

Price $8,000.00. Merryman's Heirs. Phone 22I-n-'Jl or Masontown. Pa. Ira O.

Merryman. Masontown. Pa. (Advertisement) shellInn on the Browusville lVrryopolis road, will have round and square dancing, Saturday, Nov. 15.

Hours 8:00 to 12:00 "Jug Trio Orchestra." --Adv. DANCE Slovak Il.ill, W. Masontown. Pa. IlonefU St.

Mary's Sodality, I.eckrono, Saturday, Nov. 15, 1930. Jan Garnet and Ills Five Pcnnlos. Kvorybody Welcome. Adv Two Months with Lung Muscles Deadened by Paralysis ON UOAD TO RECOVERY ity Associated Press CHICAGO, Nov.

14 For the first time in two months, Frances McGann, 25, the "respiratory girl" awoke today in bed. Her lung muscles, deadened early In September by an attack of Infantile paralysis, she had been unable to breathe. Sho was placed in the respirator whose alternate vacuum and inrush of air filled and emptied the girl's lungs. Gradually she Improved. Within a few weeks psyslclans were able to remove her from the mechanical breather for half hour periods each day.

Week after week these periods were lengthened. However, she was afraid to sleep outside the respirator. This phvslclans said deterred Iter recovery. Last night Miss McGann bucked up courage, lay down in a real bed and went to sleep for IS hours. pittsbWgher held in torch slaying in w.

va. r-y AsMK-luti-d NF.W Va Nov. 14. Sheriff Al B. Snyder, of Whetzel county, tonight said that Louis Zambrano, of Pittsburgh, who was arrested after the partially burned body of a man was found near Pine Grove, more than a week ago, had confessed to the killing.

The victim, according to the sheriff, was named by Zambrano as Vido Asc.oli, of Pittsburgh. EIGHT NURSES TO RECEIVE DIPLOMAS Annual commencement exercises for the 1930 class of the Training School for Nurses of the Brownsville General Hospital will bo In the Central Presbyterian church, Brownsville, next Tuesday night. Eight members of tliis year's class will be presented with their diplomas'. EXTRA SPECIALS Legs of lamb, lb. 30c Lamb stew, lb.

15C Lamb shoulder, lb- 25c Pork loin roast, lb. 25c Fresh hams( whole), lb. 22c i Rib boil, lb. 12 U. cj Rich pasture butter, lb.

40c Premier coffee, lb. 41c! Boscul coffee. Ib. 41c White House coffee, Ib. 141c 2 large cans pears 39c i 5 lb.

sack buckwheat 30c Mountain syrup, pure maple, pt. 30c Fountain Meat Mkt. FOR SALE, CHEAP REPOSSESSED STUDEBAKER 1930 PRESIDENT 8 SEDAN, FOR LESS THAN HALF PRICE. SEE STUART F. STILWELL, AT CRAWFORD.

HANN. STILWELL, INC. PHONE 480 (Advertisement) LOST Tho persons in Dodge touring car who took black, brown and white beagle dog from nonr Juuk school-houso are known and unless returned to Harry W. Wilson. R.

D. 1, Tnlon-town, prosecution will follow. Adv. Biggest Square Dance ITALIAN DANCE Kryatal Gardens, Fairbanks. Saturday, Nov.

16. Rnldorl'a Junior Orchoslra Hours 8 to U. Adv. WEST VIRGINIAN DIES ON GALLOWS Greenbrier County Man Pays Penalty for Murder; Trap Js Sprung at 8:57 O'Clock Bv Associated Press MOUNDS VI LLE, W. Va Nov The gallows, death's instrumeut of this state, tonight exacted the life of 25-year-old Roosevelt Darnell.

of Greenbrier county, convicted of murder in the killing of Clarence llol-brook. The condemned man was on th scaffold when prison officials, i nesses and ueuspapermen entered death house shortly before 9 o'ciock. The trap was sprung at and Darnell was pronounced dead at With the black hood adjusted, and just an instant before the trap dropped, Darnell said "goodbye PATROLMAN DIES FROM SHOT WOUND By Associated Press PITTSBURGH. Nov. 14.

Shot down by a man to whom, witnesses said, he had refused a of tobacco, Grover Wolfe, 40, a Mr-Kees Rocks patrolman, died in a hospital tonight. Otto Parsons, 50. was held In connection with the affray and Deputy Coroner W. Mullen Jackson a murder charge probably would be against hint. Athletics, Class 10 Bo In your place tomorrow morning.

and one more will dc trick. COME! (Advertisement) SPECIALS Fancy b.ildwin apples, bu. 1 large bananas, doz. Sweet potatoes. lbs.

for Red emperor grapes. 6 lbs. Jumbo cranberries, lb. Celery hearts, bunch Onions. 10 lbs.

for I-'resh green beans 15c lb. 2 CHARLIE CARLO RADIO SALE Plenty of Bargains Still Lei: Hurry Up Though SERVICE RADIO A ELECTF: COMPANY 99 W. Main Street FOR RH.NT 28 Kerr St. Des. Home.

7 Rooms, Rath. Pantry. Heat. Excellent Condition 1026-R. LOST small coin pur, Friday nlng, downtown, containing $17.

ward If returned to Herald. ROUND DANCE Adelphla Rooms, 3rd Floor, over -worth 5 and .10, Saturday, Nov. HOURS 3:30 TO 1J Billy Ritchie and Ills O-Plwe hU MEN $1. LADIKS 60 (AnvortUemoutl ADD 632 MEMBERS TO RAILROAD Benjamin S. Davles, executive secretary of the Pittsburgh Lake Erie Railroad y.

M. C. at Dlekeison Run, Friday announced that a total of 632 persons have already been secured In the membership campaign that is in progress. He said that the enrollment would be materially im-v-ased within a week. ANOTHER FISH FRY Members of the Uniontown Fire Department are holding another of their Justly famous fish fries 'this evening beginning at 6 o'clock in the Municipal building.

All members of the department and their friends are invited to attend -the affair. CARLOAD Apples Bananas Grapes GRAPES SOLD BY THE CRATE ALSO. SOLD PRACTICALLY FREIGHT ON ACCOUNT OF HEAVY SUPPLY AT P. SIDING, PENN AND BEESON REAR OF COHEN'S FURNITURE' STORE COME EARLY. (Advertisement) RADIO SALE Plenty of.

Bargains Still Left. Hurry Up Though SERVICE RADIO ELECTRIC COMPANY 99 YV. Main Street ATTENTION Studebaker Owners For expert. Studebaker service and general repairing. Labor 75c and $1.00 per hour.

Cars called for and delivered. N. O. Phone S005. O.

O. "Red" Hove. 021 Morgautown St. Adv. Richman Clothes $22.50 TOP COATS OVERCOATS ALL WOOL GUARANTEED FIT.

8AM BERNSON, 22 1-2 BEESON BLVD. PHONE 3197. UNIONTOWN. WANTKU -100 Ladles to living Hose to be Mended. 31 K.

Main St. Teresa Dally. -Adv. DANCE TONIGHT DANCE at lirownsvlllo Junction, Saturday, Nov. loth.

Ueuefit of Holy Trinity chinch. Munlc by IaiuIs Salerno and hie band. Adv. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS PORK LOIN ROAST Any size I WHOLE PORK SHOULDERS I OUR OWN PURE PORK SAUSAGE Loose or Stuffed II PORK CHOPS I SLICED PORK SHOULDER I a FANCY RIB ROAST Boned and Rolled I FANCY CHUCK ROAST Any Size 1 a LEAN BEEF BOIL I PLATE BOIL lb. FRESH GROUND BEEF a VEAL ROAST -I VEAL CHOPS 1 VEAL STEAK 1 EXTRA 8PECIAL1 ALL STEAKS CUT FROM NATIVE 2 CORN FED BEEF a HOME DRESSED CHICKENS TURKEYS DRESSED a BROOKFIELD BUTTER HAGAN'S a PHONE 64 SPRINGER FRANCIS, PROP..