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UNWUELLED AIM LU USING MEDIUM Fair Tonight and Wednesday Little Cooler Tomorrow otttptflterSutftttngArgus PRICE TWO CENTS MONTPELIER VERMONT TUESDAY JULY 1931 VOL XXXVII NO 210 VON PAPEN AND HITLER SETTLE CONGRESSIONAL ACTION UPHELD BV HANFSTAENGL NEW YORK STATECOURT OF APPEALS REGARDING THE BUT LITTLE CABINET HAS SMILES AT TERMS German Cabinet Held Important Meeting Relative to Von Papen Officers Have Not Secured Much Information in Pursuit of Criminal One Jurist Dissented in the Opinion Two Did Not Sit in Court Those Taking Trip With President Experienced Rough Sea Last Night Naval and Army Circles Press Their Campaign For More Power PLANS FOR NEXT BLOOD STAINS QUIET IN MUNICH Where the Trouble Develop ed Last Saturday Fighting in Austria RAILROAD CASE Was Made Foundation For Decision as to Constitutionality of Law Found on Clothing and Jewelry Strong Clues Say Officers Washington July 3 House hope to block the blocs in the congress before potential administration foes have anything to op- Albany July 3 (A3) The state court of appeals today upheld the constitutionality of the congressional action abrogating gold I pose of obligations payable in the I hey United States estimated at $90000- leaders next meets plan on the Tokyo July 3 The Japanese cabinet resigned today and high naval and army circles pressed their campaign for a more militaristic government Premier Makoto Saito presented the resignations to Emperor Hirohito who That Certain Factions Should Feel Grateful For Power Boston July 3 The Boston Evening American in a copyrighted story today quotes Dr Ernst Franz Sedgwick Hanfstaengl Hitler aide and Harvard graduate as expressing the opinion that Christians of the world and of Germany Catholic and Protestant alike should be grateful for Adolf rise to power Hanfstaengl the American story reads said Hitler had not won out a year ago last February Germany would have gone and Christianity would have disappeared overnight It would have been the end of all religion The clerics should be grateful to the This statement was an answer to a question about the shooting of Herr Klausener president of the Berlin Catholic society comment on recent violence in Germany was all revolutions after a period of from three to four years there comes a time when the old revolutionary leaders must be replaced by constructive The interview occurred while Hanf-staengl presented music department a bust of Christopher Ritter Von Gluck visited his old Cambridge boarding house and shopped in Boston stores I Aboard Gilmer accompanying President Roosevelt July 3 (A1) President Roosevelt and his shipmates were afforded a real test of their sea legs today as they headed due soutli toward Haiti and Peurto Rico The cruiser Houston bearing the presidential party proceeded through rough seas last night and early today at a fast clip of 18 to 20 knots The Houston dipped and pitched and the trailing destroyers bobbed aiaiut like corks Sea sickness casualties were high on board the destroyer Gilmer carrying newspapermen and the destroyer Williamson carrying secret service men but they hung on grimly declining an offer by the president to slacken the pace Mr Roosevelt enjoyed his second day on the Atlantic today relaxing and taking things easy with his sons Franklin Jr and John But he remained in touch with the white house by wireless He joshed the inland newspapermen about some of the non-nautical terms in their stories The Houston was off the Florida coast today and proceeding far out at sea The schedule called for the first stop Thursday at Haiti and the first landing Friday at Puerto Rico His 13000-mile voyage will take the president into the Pacific to Hawaii and the American west coast 'The New Orleans has been ordered I to replace the San Francisco as Paci- fic convoy the San Francisco having damaged a propelior Amsterdam July 3 (A1) The correspondent of the British Exchange Telegraphs news agency stated today that the former German crown prince has been expelled from Germany and arrived by plane at Doom to join his father the ox-kaiser (Copyright 1934 by the A P) Oberlin July 3 The German cabinet met today in an important session at the office of Chancellor Hitler presumably to discuss the ousting of Franz Von Paper and the elevation of Hermann Goering to the vice-chancellorship So far as could be learned Von Papen did not attend the meeting Guards in front of his home withdrawn for a time early today were doubled later in the morning Movements of the vice-chancellor were guarded with the greatest secrecy It was unofficially reported that 1 hieago July 3 (A5) A new wage Von Papen and Chancellor Hitler had agreement increasing their pay three reached a truce in their differences cents an hour was ratified last night over the former's out-poken criticism motormen and conductors of the asked Saito to continue as premier pending selection of a successor Prince Saionji veteran statesman was called into conference by Hirohito who said his decision as to a premier would be announced tomorrow The cabinet resigned because 'it considered itself compromised by a financial scandal in which Hideo Ku-roda vice minister of finance is involved Individual resignations were given Saito who transmitted them to the emperor The scandal grew out of the operation of the Bank of Formosa a semiofficial nstkution Many quarters predicted that Saito would be directed to form another cabinet 000000 to $125000000000 The vote was four to one with two judges not sitting In upholding the legality of the resolution enacted in June Chief Judge Cuthbert Pound ruled that bonds of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad should be paid only at their face value in the money of the United States now current despite the promise they contain to pay in coin of the United The ruling was similar to one handed down two weeks ago by a federal district judge in St Louis Roanoke Va July 3 (AV Bloodstained clothing and jewelry identified as the property of Mrs Mary 1 Hastings found dead of bullet wounds last Wednesday were added today to the evidence which authorities contend supports their charge that the woman was murdered by Major Robert Kent Jr former Roanoke lawyer The jewelry and clothing was brought back by officers after visiting Stroudsburg where the body of the slain woman was found Kent is being held in jail here The former assistant judge advocate of the American expeditionary force was in a highly nervous condition after another attack of illness last night Fie has fainted several times since being locked up and has eaten little Kent protests his innocence of killing the Hastings woman and asserts that he last saw her on a Washington street He was arrested Saturday at Blue Ridge Spring hotel when officers learned he was preparing to leave i the place day congress to change the petition rule which several times during the past session threatened President program They believe they can prevent forced votes on such things as the bonus full pay-ofF of bank deposits and broad in flationary proposals The bonus bill passed the last house even though it lacked commit tee sanction It was forced to a vote because 145 of the 435 members signed a petition Representatives Byms of Tennessee Democratic leader said today he will ask the house to increase to 218 the number of signatures needed on such a petition takes a majority to pass any Byrns said should take a majority to bring it In the closing days of the last congress Byrns and other leaders were hard-pressed to prevent forced votes on the McLeod bank depositors payoff bill which was strongly opposed by the administration because of treasury estimates that it would cost $1800000000 Chicago surface lines Guy A Richardson president of the surface lines said the men had voluntarily taken a of certain aspects of the nazi regime Further confiinnation of the reports was seen in a stern admonish- EARLY TODAY SPECIAL APOSTOLIC BLESSING Boston July 3 (A5 scare early today that sent I Boston had a meat by President Paul Von Hinden- cent an hour decrease in wages bury that Von Papen a former chan- and improved conditions war-cellor must not be harmed Hinden- ranted the partial restoration The burg placed responsibility for his (C08f the wage increase to the corn-safety upon the reichswehr or stand- Pany is estimated at more than $1-ing army now back in a 'powerful 000000 a year political position Despite reports of the agreement Von Papen is expected to resign He has been absolved of guilt in the abortive plot against the government although some of hif were implicated ILK CONTROL ACT BECOMES NUDIST ARE" Vatican City July 3 lf)-A special I apostolic blessing on the campaign1 against indecent movies initiated in the Philadelphia arch-diocese was im-(pohce on the hot-foot intent on end-parted by Pope Pius this morning dur- ing the meandering of an unclad ing an audience granted to Dennis I gentleman hut it proved to be tod-Cardinal Dougherty of Philadelphia Thomas Conway aged one and Following the audience Cardinal a half years who had left hs crib Dougherty said the Pope "agreed with for a stroll dad only in his tiny me concerning my campaign in Phil- nightie adelphia against indecent moving pic- In some unexplained manner the tures and heartily approved it youngster had loft his crib about gave his blessing to all those 3:30 and had travelled a quarter of a taking part in the movement for sup-j mile from his home when police re-pression of these exhibitions He has sponding to a telephone call picked approved my stand asking pledges i him up and returned him to his against attendance at moving picture 1 grandmother Mrs Frances Conway The Hague Holland July 3 Henry Prince Consort of Holland died today The Prince death occurred suddenly shortly before 3 He was 58 years old Suffering from heart disease he had been ill for several days since he was stricken at his headquarters in the Red Cross office It had been stated however that his condition was not considered serious This morning his physician said he was quiet following a restless night and the end came unexpectedly in the afternoon Prince daughter Princess Juliana now visiting London was to leave tomorrow to see her father Her departure it was believed may be hastened by his death Hermann Wilhelm Goering pro- nama Canal Zone micr of Prussia who acted as Dern will make a brief stop at iron fist in the grim of Port-Au-Prince Haiti and then pro-nazi ranks appeared slated to suc-ceed to Colon to begin a two ceed Von Papen inspection of all canal railway and A sharp swing by the government military activities away from radical tendencies is ex- I He is accompanied by Mrs Dern of the East Boston district Boston July 3 The state milk control act becomes effective today Governor Joseph Ely yesterday declared the measure to he an emergency law making the act effective upon receipt by Secretary of State Frederic Cook of formal notifica- Miss Betsy Deni and Major Harry Bishop his aide theatres showing indecent pictures" Cardinal Dougherty said the audience lasted an hour and was conducted in Italian The visiting cardinal will be received by the pope in a farewell audience next Sunday VEKD1CT UPHELD Bridgeport Conn July 3 (A1) A jury verdict awarding Alxeander Mac- tjon 0f decision ovsky of Fairfield $12000 in his suit pe mjjg control Dill was enacted against Paul Stiles of New Bed-1 ))y tje Massachusetts legislature last ford Mass was upheld toduy by wcok and wouy not have become ef- peeted if Hitler and Von Papen have come to terms Other developments in the tense German scene included: 1 Hundreds were reported to have been executed in the ruthless DRINKING PARTY CAUSES DEATHS ELECTION CAMPAIGN OVER Oklahoma City July 3 torrid primary election campaign came to the end today with the voters marking their selections for state congressional and county offices A majority in the Democratic primary today would he tantamount to election but because of the large number of entries many of the races will be decided in a run-off primary July 24 Governor Wiliam (Alfalfa Bill) Murray limited by the state constitution to one-four-year term sought to bequeath the office to Tom Anglin state speaker dubbed by oppositionists the candidate Murray called a four-day holiday in state capitol offices to give employes time to go home vote and work for his chief issue in the campaign Of the fifteen men seeking the Democratic gubernatorial nomination those generally conceded to he the leader are Anglin Congressman Marland who made and lost an oil fortune before turning to politics two years ago the veteran Jack Walton essaying a comeback to the office from which he was removed by impeachment eleven years ago Attorney General Berry King bitterest of the anti-Murray clan Lieut Governor Robert Burns another ardent foe of the policies and Homer Smith Oklahoma City attorney Former Senator Pine virtually wan conceded the hitherto unfruitful Republican gubernatorial nomination TWO DEATHS Torrington Conn July 3 (A5) Death made doubly certain that the drive against government foes wag- vacation of Frank Davis 64 of Zolfo ed principally in ranks of the storm Springs Fla would be terminated Davis traveling from his home to-that Nazi bullets Plymouth Mass in a house car died would not be spared: when the time lte yesterday A few hours later is ripe for execution of Catholic Mrs Allen Bickel his hostess also priests was voiced at Uatibor by Hel- died Both were victims of chronic Judge Alfred Baldwin The superior court judge denied a motion filed by counsel to set aside the verdict Macovsky was injured in an automobile accident During trial of the suit physicians testified that as a result of a head injury he will hear a whistling sound for the rest of his life ailments BANK CALL Washington July 3 The comptroller of the currency issued a call today for the condition of all national hanks at the close of business Saturday June 30 Simultaneously the Federal Deposit Insurance corporation issued a call for condition of all state banks not affiliated with the federal reserve likewise as of June 30 In addition the federal reserve system called for a statement of condition as of the same day from state banks which are affiliated with the system mul Brueckner governor of Silesia News of his speech greatly alarmed Berlin Catholic circles 3 The newspaper Deutsche Zeit-ung charged must bo clear to eve Pittsburgh July 3 Six homeless men are dead after a drinking party in the woods less than a mile from one of most exclusive suburbs They died last night and early today after imbibing poison alcohol A seventh man is in critical condition in a hospital Only three of the dead have been identified They are Michael Carney 44 and James Carney 53 unrelated and George Hcckel 71 William Pitmus owner of the site is in the hospital If he recovers police said he will be arrested for permitting drinking among his JUDKINS DIED York Me July 3 (A3) Leo Judkins of Haverhill Mass died in the ry national socialist that Jews have York hospital today several hours their hands in this conspiracy against after he and Ruth Hardy 35 of the leader Groveland Mass received fatal inju- (Thc Jewish telegraph ugency re-' ries in an automobile accident in ported Jews hud not been molested Kittery during the past few stirring days) TWO-HORSE RACE Racing Newmarket Eng July 3 4 The storm troops until all-powerful were given a signi- fective for 90 days Word of the decision to attach an emergency preamble to the measure came 'ate yesterday after opponents to the act had started a petition in circulation for a state referendum on the measure The referendum would be placed on the ballot at the November election Besides invoking the referendum the petition if completed by filing 15000 signatures before September 27 would have automatically held up operation of the law from that when it was scheduled to go into until at least 30 days after the November election An adverse vote on the law by a majority of the voters would moan of course that the law was void Governor action in declaring the law an emergency measure while not blocking any referendum next November means that the filing of a referendum petition cannot serve to suspend operation of the act Opponents of the act still have recourse to a referendum petition seeking repeal at the November election The emergency preamble attached to the measure by the governor sets forth that to defer operation of the law would result "in serious consequences to the marketing of milk would unsettle the industry and cause citizens pro-alike whose intent of the law (leant blow when their press depart- In a two-horse race the Aga meat was abolished I Hilla today finished eight 5 The reichswehr appeared to lengths in front of Lord Qul-hold a whip hand with Hitler depen-(tnia in the Newmarket stakes run FACE IS RED Oklahoma City July 3 The fucc of Dr Miles Oklahoma City health department head is red not because of the sun but his sons Howard 6 and Wendell 4 feeling (the commercial urge turned peddlers without license and played fast and loose with pure food laws They offered to Mrs Orval Mosicr wife of the city manager at ten cents a dozen" The said Mrs Mosicr were weeds The boys have their business COMBATTING BOOTLEGGERS Washington July 3 -Further tightening of alcoholic beverage codes to combat bootleggers was announced today by Joseph Choate Jr director of the federal alcohol control administration He said amendments to the brewers' ami codes preventing the beer makers from selling to whole- over five furlongs and 140 yards The dent upon it for support REPORTS DENIED Berlin July 3 Reports circulated in Amsterdam that the former crown prince had been expelled from Germany were branded iby the HohenzeUern administration here toduy the Exchange Telegraph News service reported While saying that the crown prince wus not In Berlin the administration wus insisten upon denying that he had been expelled from the country RECOM ENDATIONS ADE Colorado Springs Colo July 3 (A1) Separation of politics ami the national rehabilitation service was recommended today in the annual report of Theodore Lindstrom of Washington national rehabilitation ehuirman of the disabled American veterans holding their convention here believe that politics and rehabilitation do not and should not he declared ROBINSON IS DEAD Mill Valley Calif July 3 (Pi-William Robinson San Fruncisco newspaperman who started his career us a reporter in Boston died at his home here last night Robinson whose father and graml- FOUND DEAD Webster Mass July 3 James Dolan 63 was found dead 50 feet from his home this forenoon by Arthur Bonnard caretaker of the Slater property Death was caused by the heat according to I)r Bernard Plouffe who said Mr death was probably due to a heart attack brought on by the heat Mr Dolan had been working about the yard when stricken 0 Although 200 storm troop sub- winner was the favorite at 20 to 21 leaders wore imprisoned Munich was quiet The city is storm troop head- NO TREASURY BALANCES quarters TODAY The government continued to with- There will he no treasury condition hold a death list it had promised statement today or tomorrow Next One eye witness said 60 persons statement due Thursday on position were executed in Berlin alone ias of July 2 Hitler having announced his mop- ping up campaign was completed do- Concord July 3 (I A con-voted his attention to pressing politl- tinned hearing on revision and classical and economic matters fication of accounts of electric utili- The leader who struck vigorously ties operating in the state was held to-last Saturday to nip an alleged revolt day hy the public service commission within his once devoted storm troop The present classification it was said organization was heavily guarded has not been changed since 1914 during Ills rare uppeurances in pub- lie i NO EDITION IHI EVENING Hitler during the greatest crisis ho ARGUS INDEPEND-(Contlnucd to Page Tbree2 ENCE DAY Halers who huvo violated their codi has been approved by President ducers and consumer: Roosevelt serious hardship to welfare it was the PAYMENTS SUSPENDED Paris July 3 Two French banks suspended payments today The Brolssler bank nt lines shut its doors and it was announced that it iB $800000 in the red to safeguard" DIFFERENT NOW Chicago A pair of robins here FOIJK BROTHERS ILL COMPETE Concord II July 3 (P) The four Shermans of Edgemero I 'father were New England seafaring The Hanque ustelnuu ami Company believed to be the only brother act of men was educated in Massachusetts at Montpelier suspended payments be- Its size in marathon circles arrived He was known in California for his cause of Innblllty to collect long term here today for the six mile Legion "The column in the Son marathon race here tomorrow I Francisco Chronicle London July 3 (A1)-Thu Hague never heard of that one-time popular correspondent of Reuters news agency song Bite the Hand today the death of Prince (Feeding Henry prince consort of Holland I.