The Wichita Eagle from Wichita, Kansas • 1

j- v' -s-i iv VvVA--V'vA V- 'V -7 'V'7 -V'V1 'V: 77 VdWH llili i 7rl i lia f' -Av il I 5 4Wyv'iyw 1 I -y- N5-y: A -AAyvyi -r ''1' i'- rv s'- I' -i-- --T--r- PRICErFIVE CENTS wichita: ir ANA MiNnAY MORNINa- AuausT Mi (-S i i --j: I i -tf i ly --V r- iV t'-- yoLUMExcvm AUGUST 261934 FOURi SECTIONS NUMBER 60 KiA (feij i iW i' i IgUfllillCl Clown Yho Gave Laughs toThousandsPnisEnd to Own Life by Hanging THE EDITOR SPEAKING: Before 'Hitler puts- Sinclair Lewis of criticizing ought toipoint outl Uri him that Main Street took it on lthe TEXAS SQUELCHES Domfcar Uakes Good' as 'i Rainmaker 1 WAXAHACHIE TEX Aug (AP) James Bose prof eased rainmaker shoved one of bls Wisttee Into a mortar near here late today pointed It toward a threatening black cloud1 in the fly there was rain: Bose originally Intended to drop his homhe from an airplane As he prepared to release the shell from the ground he told his crowd of spectators: 1 "Gentlemen In TO minutes there will he rain Ten minutes later the crowd stood In the middle of a shower Bom mid that Immediately after the return here of his idiot Wilfred Bottenfleld they would take 600 bomhs lnto the Mr and release them In an effort to flood the drouth-ravaged area Bot-tenfield had gone to San Antonio to get parachutes for the pair aftar government agents had refused to allow them to go aloft without them Protestant Pastors? Sub c- ii iJ -f Jected to- Grilling by Mueller's Faction 1 frffc- 3 SOME ARE IMPRI80RED and Patterson In Congrecsiorial I Fight 6o to It I HOT TO I1IIICE WORDS 'J Sfraight'Ouf Contest on Is suss Without Any Pussyfooting 1 -'l 'T h- J'i BOMBINGKIDNAPING 'VVVv -'1 "Jts? -AyflLWAUKEE WIK Aug ItJL Thq body 1 of Jenaro circus clown thousands laugh was found hanging today in aroom of his home by his sister VI Physicians said he had been 1 dead '48 honrai f- The aister Mrai- Olga Rhinelander said the clown known 'in private life as George Wagner had been despondent over divorce from his wife Alma Mrs Wagner was granted a default decree last ApriL r' "Ton know If they want a dl- voree" he said In 1 court at the time Youve got to give It to Mrs Rhinelander said her brother had told her several days ago ho 'disgusted with it all" and planned to end his life 1 Wagner billed for years as the foremost Juggling down with RlngUng Brothers and Bammn A Bailey drem owned considerable property -j RAINFALL AND COOL WINDS BRING HOPES TO MIDWEST FARMS tsUJ who -made T1 fV State Police End prising in Pennsylvania! After Three-hour Hubbub' MACIIIIIERY IS WRECKED Hot a' Shot Is Fired Dur-ing Baiile Officials vXili Open Probe OA-1 'J- COLLEGEVILLE PA Aug (AP) Forty policemen cowed 200 rampaging I and herded' them into cells today at the Graterf ord prison farm bf the Eastern State penitentiary! after a riotous three hours! Incendiary fires and other de structiye tactics caused a loss of Churchmen Aro Hopeful of Hitler Action' to Clear UpMenacingStatus: -v-' 'fcr f' 1 BY A STEFFERUD (ASSOClATXD PRESS FORZ3QM BTAm BERLIN Aug 25-rr AP) A new inquisition re portedly directed at oppo- Vl nents of Nazi -Reichbishop wi official Genhan Protestant church tonight fed fuel to the flames of Germany's bitter church i Secret poUce are busUy engaged ln i arresting dissenting patsors the re- r-L 1 JAMES ALLRED (left) young Texas attorney general early today had plledrup a commanding lead over Tom Hunter (right) oil -man In the Democratle runoff primary for the governorship noml-nation Aired Is an implacable foe of Gov Miriam Ferguson and her former governor husband Hunter had: received their backing in the runoff thousands of dollars It was said of-1 Kansas Oklahoma Texas flcially but nbt a shot was fired there were no serious casualties and no escapes Denial of knowledge of the spark that set off the outbreak was made fUllfUl Tiri OTnilfriby Dr Guy: Holcombe chalnnan JN UN tLU I nllktpf the board of trustees who an- UI1IUI1I ILLU I IHItMnouncrt investigation Is start- lng without delay Dr Holcombe spots broke jitimated the loss at $100500 drouth this week Mayor Home Is Wrecked I Only Few Take Part I Copious rains succored: millions of at McGuf ey Union Lead- Although the expansive prison! yres of parched tomUands In th Downpours Worth Millions in Aid to Pastures Turnips Wheat Planted er Nabbed knd Freed I grounds coniine more 'i than l008ouU'west-North wind broke Enemies to at' fraction etlfWord-TOitto beat wave and Defies participated he said The less skies hdped preserve the Horn ports said and quizzing' them oh 1 three their attitude toward Mueller thrir attitude toward this NazT government and their belief in Aryanlsm i'i 1 Rastors Jailed 'll I Some of those found wanting iff was said were sent to prison Others were forbidden to communicate with their congregations in any way Meanwhile Prof Jacob Wilhelm revived German faith moVe-t ment emulating Nazi eugenlsts who yestenlay Issued ten commandments love and mar- rlage handed down an "Aryan ntoe' py urging loyalty- the race' the deity" adherients the so-called paganis tie movement were told but also thine ancestor? and thy people? and fhonbr the- great ones bf tbyi people' i While churchmen hoped against hope that Chancellor Adolf Hitler speaking at Coblenz tomorrow of sun mois farm is in Montgomery county ture that had-fallen: which adjoins -Philadelphia I Optimistic harvest reports came TOPEKA KAN Aug 25 FIrit among all the furst-fgu political battles xiow Urward in Kansas is that 2n the ThircT Congressional District between Harold hlc-Gugin now in Congress hnd Patterson 'The fight takeS foremost rank not so much becaiise McGugin and Patterson are both hard-hitters as because they trill not be disposed to confuse the Issues by taking timidly nebulous positions on national questions like that Involving ithe Indorsement and condemnation of the Democratic Administration's Brain Trust and its works In many of the battles In Kansas this Falll the setrto will not be straight-out on the national Issues There will be much to comfortable middle-ground There will not be such adjustment in the Third District That Is what makes It' exceptional I Punch In Partisan Fight1 Figures from the' last two elections furnish McOugin with ample assurance that-there Is much prosperity in uncompromising partisan positions ha a campaign his two previous xanvasses McQugin put all passible punch into the partisan fight as Republican' and hung up two records in the way of majorities which merit study Tin his first campaign in 1930 the result was as McGugin Republican 42106 Knight Democratic DA07 -r- McGugin A219 In his second campaign which was -f almost lively one that of 1932 the I result was as follows: i McGugin Republican 52A81 Patterson Democratic 44A16 'f McGugin majority 7971 1 Uow much of a majority that 7J971 appears most clearly whed It is Jbntrasted with the vote Roosevelt Democratic candidate for President got in the district It was a Demo-cratlc landslide in the: Third in 1932 i but McGugin not only survived but approached the point lot doubling his'Republlcan- majority Roosevelt carried every county In the District The Roosevelt Vote The Roosevelt voteJ In the nine I'-rcountica In 1932was as follows: -l i Roosevelt Hoover Aug 25(5f-A lay of violence including tbe bcunb-lDf Hol6Dmbesaid Tor what reason drouth area and from favored sec the mayors home ana we da not know yet tlonsof some of the hardes flubbing and kidnaping of a 5plon As near as we can find out one hit to support the department eader whipped the Scioto marsh-ltf the trucks inside the prison wall agriculture prediction that there wUl land onion strike toward a pulled up to the kitchen platform be of food" down tonight The truck was loaded with 40 men Pastures Helped All vyesjrere on Okey Odell 38-xhe trouble started Inside the to Oklahoma Terns and vcngy year-old 'Strike leader who was kitchen and thousands of dollars rains of as much as five Inches clubbed and spirited away early to- worth of damage was done turned pastures green i under the day by non-uxxgn workers or their I fTls brdken and hoofs of cattle One au- but lived to return smashed and the kitchen Is in ter- thorlfty placed the value to a livestock at $25500500 in Oklahoma 75? rioting Spread to and ai(W EnC0uragei everywhere farm-Loday carried the new ultimatum cell blocks and mdre damage was ers set about the task of salvage better leave town done in those blocks I with resurrected determined tonight To the srores of perepns Machinery recked to make the mostlrfVcmtastrophe milling on the or anybbdy the industrial iplant-operated with seed by thegoem- who geared Unrthe aw2h- by- the welfare dartmenV dollajnfworth of new OT prepared to plant wheat and anto go to hdl ContlnMa I tmrUps to provide feed forUvestock Late this afternoon he went to bed haggard and" worn He went to sleep with a-revolver under his pillow and a half dozen friends at his doorway kill any man who comes In and belong here" he Said As the shadows lengthened along Main a deputy sheriff! Urfchelidnapers Reported told newspapermen: you stay In McGuffey ton! ht thing broke at 8:45 a states outside the actual A (Continued on Fdge 28 Column 3) 32FINEH0RSES DIE ---1 I -I 1 1 AS STABLES BLAZ Many Thoroughbreds Among! Vlctuiis Lack of Watdr Hampers Fire Fighters Cherokee 7429 'Crawford 10J986 Chautauqua 2281 Elk 2538 Montgomery 9597 Labette 7542 'Cowley 8670 Neosho 5510 4528 6538 1588 1740 9574 5767 7523 4506 3416 jJ 3598 Total 451577 Roosevelt'S majority 12534 In other words while the Democratic candidate for president wail i ''(Continued on Page 2 Column 1 CARPENTER PRAISES ROOSEVELT RECORD Ccngressnian Opens Drive for Reelection at Meet in Fourth District 1 -I EMPORIA KAN Aug £ta record in office the past two years as the platform on which he stands for reelection Randolph Car-penter Democratic candidate for from the -Fourth Kansas district "Opened his campaign before: an (organization meeting of Fourth district' Democrats here tonight In an address prepared for de- livery Carpenter contrasted con-: dltlons today and those prevailing at I- (Continued on Page 28 Column 3 ROOSEVELT CREATES NEW DIVISION OF NRA AS PACT OF 016 SH FT Puta Leighton Hr Pebbles at Head of Agency to Han die Utility Commumca tion Codes WASHINGTON1 Aug U(AF) Roosevelt left here aft 11 (EST) by train for his home at llyde Park where he plans to remain for several weeks WASHINGTON Aug HP) Another step in the disputatious reorganization of NRA was taken today with creation of a new dision to handle public utility toahspqrta tlon and communications code This was' done JUst as President prior to departing to-i night tor Hyde Park called In high ranking recovery administrative officers to -discuss policy changes Involved' in hew setup'-'iV-'1 To Summer White ilouse The chief executive worked atj top speed throughout the day to dispose of a mass of routine business before leaving around midnight to establish a summer White House: He will remain in It until late In September One of the most portant conferences during the was with "Harry Hopkins end relief administrator who I has Just returned from a six-weeks Stour of European countries studying! relief problems CoL George A Lynch and well Smith NRA administrative! officers' later conferred at length Vrtth Mr Roosevelt over policy changes Pebbles to Head Agency I Both are active in the first steps reorganization now going forward and will have a voice in saying ha final form NRA Is to take when permiment legislation Is asked congress next winter Leighton Pebbles will become acting division administrator of! the new division created today by executive order Public utilities transportation and communications! for which a code Is pending will how come under a single division The shipping industry whose code Is on President desk for approval also Is to be placed under the new agency Tentative reorganisation plans! call for lumping all of the more than 500 codes into 22 related groups! un der 11 divisions with the divisions In turn to 1 be placed under The Weather KANSAS: Fair Sunday and probably Monday not much1 change in OKLAHOMA: Partly eloudy cloudy and unsettled Sunday Monday partly cloudy! Vs Young Democrat Piling Up Steady Lead for Gov ernor in Primary IS FERGUS0IIS' i EI1EI1Y Nomination Considered i Tantamount to Election Star 'State in Lone I DALLAS TEX Aug 26 -(Sunday (AP)-Jaines Allred on the face of incomplete returns 'was nominated by Texas: Democrats yesterday to succeed Mrs Miriam A Ferguson the retiring governor With more than three-fourths of the estimated 1500500 votes counted Allred 35 -year-old state's attorney general held a lead of 48500 votes over Tom Hunter Wichita Falls oil man and attorney who was supported by Governor Ferguson and her husbandv James Ferguson Impeached former governor The Texas election bureau tabulation gave Allred 466530 votes Hunter 420506 The Democratic nomination Is tantamount jtoY election in Texas Returns of the vote for other con tested nominations gave For lieutenant governor: Walter Woodul 478564: Joe Moore 349-304 For attorney general William BIcGraw 460498 Walter Woodward 381533 For railroad commissioner: Lon A Smith 467640 John Pundt 366477 For supreme court Justice John Sharp 415686 Hal LatU-more 394412 Hunter had the active support of (Continued on Page 28 Column 2) CONTEST LOOMING AT DEMO CONCLAVE 1 7 I H- Broderick and Short to Seek Kansau Chairmanship at Tuesday Meet TOPEKA KAN Aug 25 Unless an unexpected agreement Is reaclled before the Democratic riate committee meets here Tuesday morning In Memorial hall there will be a contest for the chairmanship with Xynn Broderick Marysvill editor and Clyde Short of Concordia at least entered as -candidates Broderick who has aspirations Jto become national ccxnmitteeman Jor Kansas some day appears to bq the choice of the Helvering groups and also may have the personal prefer mice of Omar Ketchum Democratic candidate for governor James Malone of Topeka Forest Luther of Cimarron a Arthur Connelly of Colby are others strongly mentioned as possible candidates for the state chairmanship Following the state1 committee organisation meeting at 10 a the party council meets at noon to draft the platform withr a toying time in yirospect as regards a vote catching slogans In the state but with the certain prospect of a hearty endorsement of the hew deal and the Roosevelt program in its entirety Silence on the liquor issue undoubtedly will prevail as far as pronouncement In the party platform is concerned Pay in FuN Ends Weird Hunger Strike Endian Mexican Radio Program i 1 MEXICO Aug (AP) station XEAL's unique hunger strike ended here: late this afternoon as Pan-American Radio company owners of the station paid 62 employes the full amount of back salaries they were demanding 1- The 22 artists announcers electricians and mechanics who had gone more than 100 hours without i food' or sleep broadcasting continually all the while land 40 other employes of the station were given pay checks some' 13500 pesos (approximately $3-609) 'i-w' Jv i Settlement of the strike was arranged by Juan Sojorquex federal labor official who received" the check representing unpaid salaries lor approximately three months The company it was learned has petitioned the courts for U- quidation and receivers have been appointed who under Mexican law' may turn the station over to the employes''' As fast as the hunger strikers were paid they were token to-an emergency relief station established outside the i radio 'station and given grapes and milk I Later they were taken to' hospitals where they will remain under observation for several days Fourwf the hunger strikers were in serious condition as the result of their having disregarded physician advice and eaten sand- wichrs and other food Ten oth- ere were extremely weak thistle will look better than a PITTSBURGH Aug day) wo hones' mahy of them thoroughbreds were- re- parted destroyed in a fire early to- day that swept the Benjamin- C'ir riding stables in Hampton township near suburban Glenshaw Carr was roused from sleep by a -neighbor He rushed to the stablf and fought to get the steeds to safety He collapsed! after bringing 14 from the burning building ---Some of the horses were the pride of wealthy For Chapel district residents ahd' wfere boarded at the Carr stables--' Firemen were paralyzed by the lack of water line Tips coupled with 1 the almost human-like screams of I the fear-maddened beasts many attempting to rush back 1 Into the blluing structure added to the con-1 OFFICIAL VOTE COUNT CAUSES NO CHANGES PRIMARY Wood Beats Davidson by 1-535 for Lieutenant Governor Landon Ryan Given Majorities TOPEKA Aug (AP) OI-Idal tabulations of the vote In the August 7 primaries completed today In the office of Frank Ryan secretary of state failed to change the indicated' standings of the candidates in the early unofficial re-urns even the percentages of distribution of the ballots remaining approximately the same In most instances -The only close race that for the Semocratlc nomination for lieutenant governor Unally terminated In favor of James Wood of Liberal who after a see-caw race of several days finally edged out George Davidson of Wichita by a plurality of 1537 votes Landon Ryan Get Majorities Gov Alf London and Frank Ryan secretary of state both candidates for reelection polled a majority of all the votes cast for their rtsr offices in both parties There 418599 votes cast-near A record for a primary elec-ion' Republicans polled 292539 Democrats 155555 and Socialists 305 Incumbent congressmen came hxbugh the primaries safely and In almost every Instance with a wide A 'Ayres Democrat from the Fifth district who resigned after being nominated was he- only Democrat to receive a larger vote than the Republican nominee for the same office on the entire ticket In the Sixth district where there was no primary contest In either major party Rep Kathryn Lough- i ik (Continued on Page 2 Column 4) HAMMER mm SLAYS OKLAHOMAN Seriously Injures Another I in Mysterious Attacks Close to Fairfax i PONCA emr OKLA Aug 25 Two mysterious hammer attack one of Uftlcb proved fatal were uftder Investigation tonight by Osage county officers Slim Williams 35 died this after noon in a Fairfax hospital -more than 12 hours after he had been found in his hamburger stand in the oil field east of Fairfax At about the same hour Elbert Stevens fanner of the vicinity was found' beaten and slashed in his automobile a hundred yards from the hamburger stand Officers believed the same assailant was responsible both attacks- Stevens who may die has a wife and six children1 Williams had no known relatives ln-thls vicinity PLANS FOR VAH UETER FUNERAL ARE SECRET FORT WAYNE IND Aug (JV-Thebody of Homer Van Meter Dilllnger gangster rested in a receiving vault-in Lindenwood cemetery here tonight Although relatives would give no Information as to funeral arrangements an undertaker said services would be held time next week" shimmering rir Thunder rolled briefly across the far horizon but the rain-drops it loosed passed the Hopis mesas by i Withered orchards parched fields and thirsty goats remained withered parched and thirsty Sunday the Hopi desperately will try again Snakfc priests will caress more writhing serpents at Chim-opiovt and Shlpaulovl 12 miles from here In repetition of the Snake dance supplication for rain If that falls and the rain clouds do not gather the Hopi will retire abashed to their pueblos and while the heat waves dance across flat mud roofs prepare to live out- as best they can 'the dreadful waterless sentence of the offended gods LEAVENWORTH Aug- Secret preparations moved forward today for the i Expected transfer Of Iowa were storing every available approximately 100 prisoners from scrap i of fodder that escaped the the federal penitentiary here to Al- breath ippicatraxprismi lit San Francisco bay in Nebraska Illllnols and Wis-HIINKANII Many townsfolk belleved the removal consin rye millet or Sudan grass would take plaee early next week was planted for fall pasturage In prison officials declined to comment Arkansas rains spurred farmers to George "Machine Gun" Kelly Al-1 plant late Knmm pwtw bert Bates and iHarvey Bailey con-planners have beenl In many places where they never cut Utscbclg Oklahoma City oil man arel before in lake beda rfffligH nipng among those reported included in the roadsides" said Dr Andrew H1? rfort Boss Minnesota' agronomist "to kidnaping trio would fact cutting anything green that cureL'r I 0001 under government seal was 5 uncribbed southern Riwa and ra to ftyriean Xievn l-uonJ to Uvntock The Santa Fe railroad was under-ou5 stood In reliable quarters to have re- bank to an old cow" one commented Likewise fanners In Arkansas and GIRLS TAKE (Continued on Page 28 Column 1) WIFE ESCAPES WHEN 58th suicide at the span Mis Wlnkleman mother of chlldren said her husband stopped their automobile on the bridge dragged her 6uV told her he Was gring to leap of and yelled: going too She broke away from him after I receiving scratches and bruises for which she required hospital tnsat- ment- Wlnkleman railing and leaped Illionilin riinO I rPillN I Irr liuuunnu Wiuw Lll i PASADENA CAL Aug 25H-( his wife In a vain to carry her to death with Itfm Charles Wlnkleman 45 of Belvedere leaped from the Colorado street bridge todar afatf Mlted-fthelS 1 the ceived the contract for movement of prisoners Two of three special coaches virith beari barred and screened Windows probably will be brought hire and in a special train orders "I- -V 1 'tr- I- a The transfer Jvill be the second inJean LaRcnc Msl Owenb -1 0 movement of re "i calcitrant and prisoners the: heavUy fortified California Mrs Wlnkleman said she cduld island A group of Atlanta peniten-offer no reason for her tiary felons Including the former fusion The adjoining Carr residence was protected with water from cisterns and cheioilcals Out of a total of 48 horses in' the barn 25 were owned by Carr At an early hour today It could not be learned how many actually perished or were Iroataing with cattle In nearby fields The blaze lighted the sky for miles and hundreds of sightseers were -attracted' to the Scene their auto- 1 mobiles tying up traffic1 -1 Cause of the fire was not inline dlately learned Shortly after midnight Mr and Mrs Francis Hamilton saw flsune licking about the Carr bam and rushed-over to arouse members of the Carr family i -it Ramtlton led several of the horses from: the building and Carr bat- tllng In the smoke and flames to -save his frightened -horses finally collapsed but his! condition was not- -considered serious ITALY i FEELS QUAKE FLORENCE ITALY Aug 25-(ff) stnmg earth shock was felt at 8:45 tonight throughout Tus- cany on the west central coast of Italy -The tremor- spread alarm: among the populace but' there was -ho damage y-y IN ENDURANCE PLANE V- I Finish Day Over Airport at Chicago Chicago Aug Those daring young gals In their flying machine took their Saturday night as they swung along with the breeze over Curtiss-Reynolds at 8:13 tonight I and churning the same alr charinel merrily eight days to go or a new record act except that he bad been In HI health A note found Li Winklemm's clothing addressed to his wife $aid he "could not stand it any longer to see you going out nights with CULBERTSON HONORED nth iti-n 14 th -i nCHInCAg ft11 flight record 'sS the end of other men and leavlng the chllqrenliam ST)uIbertson of Washington those dniiea i i feOTM ofZmporiaKiMilMie The Star- Jeui LaBene time rinbuaadar to ChUe elec-Ln Maty Owen of Teeee ted cuprraie jttlce jpr PM Alpha totta tone et the eticlj end the air Delta imtional law featetoty in to Uttreas two day but of port home alone" airport tonight hunting a new en- FOREIGN STATUS' I ER AH DO BT II AF ER rm SINCLAIR OUSTER FAITH OF HOP) BDAUES ITATIEMllG AS fifllfi eODS Fflll TO HEED PLEA GrusllingSnake Danco forFirstTimoinYoars Drings No Downpour to Savo Parched Crops Priests Will Try Again Today tor Doitias Favor -J the Chicago gang chief tain: Al Capone I was checked lzl at Alcatraz early this week rain atA annual convention here today Mulvane In the Movies THE annual Quad-county Old Setting picnic to be held ait Mulvane Thursday with the most elaborate program In Its history will -come to the screen of the Orpheum theater here next week In motion pictures i Horry Sef ton manoger of the Orpheum theater and The Wichita Eagle have arranged for a caftieraniah to attend the picnic and to take Interesting shots The colorful event win include pageant and parade depleting the frontier -days a group of distinguished visitors and speakers and many If picturesque well-known figures among the crowd of 10500 which IwIU attend: the This lsbne of the outstanding observations of pioneer said Mr Sef ton In annoaneing the feel that it Is well worthy of pres- erratlon in motion pictures" Exact date of the picture show ing will be announced Iaten CHICAGO TEACHERS DEUEVE HI SANTA THROUGH 1 22-rlimon FEDERAL LOAN i i zSj Other Correspondents (Vonder About Own? Fate Feminine Writer Rasantful at Aetien Bated on Her Criticism of Hitler Pore Than Tno Years Aeo A i be prelude to wholesale expulsion of foreign correspondents The free-lance contributor to American newspapers and magazines paused long enough in packing her bags toj loose several parting shots at Nazidom Whacks Nasilsm "Outsiders are wamed" she said "that Germans have the right to! any fonh ot government they I agree to that and personally I have consistently opposed all organized attempts such as boycott which aim to reform this government from without National Soclalism or Its (Continued mi Face 28 Co beent prepared Chicago's biggest 4 unit payday will dee each -teacher -receive 14 ehecks two for each of toe seven months they are behind I While the teachers looked for-v ward to their payday the -thusiasm of children on "Christ- mas eve Chicago badness1 men: 'also thrilled ito toe Santa Claus aspects Ithaa been estimated that the money wUl be spent fire times over within a mek brinx- lngmore than $100500500 into toe trade channels V- The pay cheek totals range from $9S2 for certain 'teaehers ln the elementary schools $3591 for: principals -of the largest Mghr i schools eniCAGO Aug The and get if? sign hangs over the pay window for 14500 publle school teachers -'The sluice gates will open early Monday and a golden flood of dollars Inundate the city breaking a' money drouth which since a 1929 has harassed the educational forces Thirty cashiers wUl hand ont 922500500 In back salaries as -rapidly as the clerical' operations i win permit i -s 'A'-' 7 James McCabey pmldent of toe school board was nearing 1 Chicago tonight with a check for the proceeds: of a loan obtained from the Recon-: strnction Finance corporation TSome 200500 checks already have iiotevilla third mesa ARXZ Auj' The faith of the Hopi Fspic Is undergoing 'sever test For the first-time in years rain lias failed to follow the sdfnual Snake dance j-j i neptQs messesgep to the under-- world i god3 of moisture were re--Jhasedi-as the sun sank redly last flight Purified In elaborate rituals and sprinkled with sacred meal the snakes slitered awky Into the des ert carrying the Hopl prayers and p'edges of fealty to the I irate gods who hold In their hands the raingiving-thunderbolts Then the Hopi in vain The red eye of the sun still glow-Mh fmm the hot arch of tm 1 BY WADE WERNER (Aseoeiated Press Pa re Isa Staff BERLIN Aug A young man In civilian clpthesr yesterday delivered toiDordtby Mrs Sinclair an to leave" Nazi Germany Tonight the wife of the prtto winder herself widely known for magazine and other wilting was 'ready to go to The German government bad expelled an American newspaper correspondent for Germany" In the world press far the first time since Adolf Hitler 1 came to power and tonight diplomatic and newspaper circles m-buzz over case wondered whether It Bilght s-i i-l-- 1 -y :1 i 1 t' 1 I i 1 's I r- -I s-lsV J- 'v Vi -r -5i S- -j- i x' 7 V- "A V- S-jj I.