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I i s- 1 "r' V- s'-'V t- 4: my 4 1 Wrf 1 T1- 1 J-v t'-t vjL A V'-v -'''n Str1 i1 rrAvV' 4v' ''-r I-1 I'4 3LT a-T "iSfc" 1" 1 A Orcatcji Exclusive Circulation 4 iiV CM Wichita Evening Eagle ha the' of Evening readers In Win Find1 -The Bade the Hone1 MA A City Vlthln a The Wichita Evening circulation of 'over IOjOOO Wichita la equivalent to dtj 4(MX)0 population WATCH HIE EVENING EAGLE "yA7 Jr City Evening In the City of of approximately GROW" C- s' a 'Ij 't 1 VOLUME XCVIII NUMBER -6 PRICE: In the City 3c Outside City 5c WICHITA KANSAS TUESDAY MORNING JULY 3 1934 'v' TWELVE PAGES Will Succeed Von Papen THE EDITOR SPEAKING: f- If they throw Von Papen office in Germany today appears likely 9he will be wise ifihe thanks them cordially and hotfoots it for the border Open Campaign v- A j-j PQESiDEUT ROOSEVELTS CRAFT AHEAD OFSCHEDOLE INU0YA6E TO INITIAL GOAL -PUERTO RICO 'yT-A 'I Full Significance of llazl 0 Chairman Fletcher Opens Vote: Drive wHhi Blast at Roosevelt i Showers Expected io Give Seme Relief to Sweltering East and Midwest Satur- day Is Leakiiq Out Gubernatorial Aspirants Fight Anglin Governor Choice Calm Sea After Departure from Hampton Reads Al lows Destroyer Houston to Make Fait Tlme Exe- VOTERS BALLOT TODAY cutive Taking It Easy as Duties Prove to Be Light the us: ABOARD THE GXLMERIto Puerto Rico and the Pacific Marland King Bums and UAHY MORE ARE JAILED XAIISAS BURKIHQ UP SEES INSECURE FUTURE Walton Are Donsidered j- Leading Candidates I Drouth Sitnation Said to Be' Serious Sf Louis Fataiifies' Up to 21 Declares Present Methods Repudiated by Declare tion of Independence (Accompanying President Hoo'se- A fast run today put him ahead velt) July (P) President iRoose-1 of scheduled and the warm gulf velt rode the blue waters of the At -I stream waa crossed just off Cape lan tic tonight well along on his wayHatteras The president went on deck to enjoy the bright sunshine and air as the cruiser Houston plowed through the waves at 18 to 20 knots Sea Calm Rom Hampton Roads it was comparatively calm with the sea gUs tening and almost motionless- but the tricky waters around Cape Hat-teras lived up to the: reputation and tossed trailing destroyers Into JAPANESE CABINET RESIGNS AS RESULT OF MONEY SCANDAL HENRY P-FLETCHER newly chosen chairman' of fthje national Republican committee who last night opened the Q'vF congressional campaign by-accept- Ing the new deal as an issue He tore into the Roosevelt policies charging they had been and by the-Declaration of Independence Hermann wiiIhelm goer- ING premler of Prussia and chief lieutenant in executions is reported to be In line for the vice chancellorship of the nation post from which Frans' von Papen Is expected to resign today Von Papen Is under virtual Arrest at his -home though 'ln no personal danger because Prest imiWVUM UMIn VCMilMU A i VM- IBY Tkx ASSOCIATED P8XSSI Sweltering heat held I Monday in the Midwest and East but some relief was forecast for today The mercury In New York City touched 90 at 1 for the fourth consecutive day The weather bureau however predicted cooling I vwap 'O I I onl nitrone dent Von Hlndenbnrg has ordered I thundershowers would cause a break I Military Groups Attempt to President the regular army to be responsible for his safety today In the scorching weather that! has gripped the East far the last 13 days- The heat drove an estimated I 2000000 persons to metropolitan! beaches Sunday US MUST BOBBOW NINE BILLIONS NEXT Vear FOR PROGRAM Roosevelt sent back Gam (Control Salto May word the Houston's speed would be Be Named to Succeed I slackened if the going was too Self in Premiership rough but the destroyers clung on 'and took the buffeting TOKYO July (Tuesday) VP) The president was awakened this Mooring Slated to Succeed Von Papenf Row Under llindenburg VIng 7 ICopyrlaht 19S4 by the Aaeoclated Frees) BERLIN Jnly With the dead In Ger- reaching several hundred according to a reliable source ChaneeUor Adolf 'Hitler today moved to strengthen his hold on the reich by replacing the conservative non-Nazi vice Qhancellor Franz Von Papen It was expected that before the end of the day Hermann Wilhelm Goerlng eo-purger with JfltW In the rnthleaa znppreaalon of would be elevated to the thane ellorshipL It waa Indicated that the res- fcnatlon of Von Papen would be forced because while he hlmzclf was entirely innocent of connec- tlon wltk the rebels some men of his offlee were Involved (Copyrlsht 1M4 by-Tbe AmocUWC Ptoh) (Associated Frese Fcrelfn BtaUl BERLIN July 2-(AP) of persons have Been summarily executed in rAdoIf ruthless sup-pression of revolt in Nazi ranks a reliable- source stated tonight as the full significance of the party's purge" became more evident More than 60 persons were shot down In Berlin alone said thlsau- A I KANSAS CORN CROP DOOMED IF DROUTH RETAINS ITS GRASP Somewhat cooler weather also was forecast for most of the Midwest Salto today submitted tolmomina with the firing of the 21 nain area with scattered showers) Emperor ZZirohito the resignations gun presidential salute by the Hous-brobable in Missouri Iowa andl himself and all members of his tan The salute was given-today riTTnoU I cabinet The premier Informed the because he was piped aboard last 21 Dead at St Louis 1 emperor the cabinet assumed re- night at Annapolis after sundown Taking It Easy Constant rnmmimleattim with the White House was maintained by wireless during the day but there WASHINGTON (AP)Tbe party through its national chairman Henry Fletcher tonight accepted the new deal Vs the issue in the fall elections Fletcher in a nationwide radio C'-: speech asserted the new deal waa vf a proposition that had been dialed and by thet)ec- -larstion of Independence "The Republican party accepts the j- issue of the- new desd" he said1 In annminclng a drive for election of Republican congressmen to administration policies Asserting the broad Issue In the approaching Maturing Obligations Fixed I elections Is the right of the people at Five Billions and Def- to govern themselves -Fletcher icit for Period Expected spite of lip service to demo-: to Reach LUce igure cratic Ideals the leaders of the party WASHINGTON July their hearts the democratic it does the rk during etw year ending next June to) Replies' to Roosevelt meet maturing debt and provide for) Much of Fletcher's address was the almost ten billion dollar spend- to the nature of-a reply to President Ing program projected by President! Roosevelt's to the Roosevelt American people last week He sugf Maturing obligations wifi exceedgested the following as the reply five bjiuon dollars and the prospec-1 of the: average American to the -tive excess of expenditures over re-1 inquiry as to whether ceipts counting RFC refunds In thejhe was better off today than a year latter will be In the same neighbor-ago: A hood' am perhaps better off than Treasury officials said today thdlast rear-but when see the vast abnormally high cash balance of gums expended and authmlzed to $25812240 Ukriy would be drawn be expended by the government I on to take care of at least one bil-Jask myself will I be better off when lion dollars of financing with fourUy tax bill comes In and how about billion representing-new money lentmy chlldren and my chil- by the public -drn: Thr exessed confidence not My debts msofai as they have onlythat this could be achieved assumed by the Aovernment without difficulty but that areduc-j tion below the current 318 per cent (Continued on Page 13 Column 4) average interest rate paid on gov-j eroment obligations would result All but a billion of the maturing debt must be refunded within the first six months Including $1247 231000 of Fourth Liberty four and a quarter which have been called for redemption October 15 This Is one of the places' where the government' hopes to save Thousands or Rebels Are on money on Interest charges by offer-1 March Killing Those Who: Will Not Join in Liberty three and a half per cent SANTIAGO CHILE July (J?) Two week-mid fatalities at St Louis increased to 21 the list of deaths there from the heat wave I Approaching Stage Whenie temperature soared above 90 Moisture Is Badly Needed for the 14th consecutive day for Development West- Kansas and Nebraska continued rn Cnnni ujf uhot and dry with temperatures In ern A-ountiea nardert the former state zooming again 'to TOPEKA July Com was Ltocfn I Neb reported 99 degrees reported today the state andl Kansas drouth' temporarily federal agriculture departments to relieved over much of the state In be fast approaching the critical mid-June was growing Increasingly stage when mature Is absolutely meteor- fw iYMinn ologlst said The situation was much essential for satisfactory develop- Nebraska ment Des Moines reported a 90 degrees The crop was reported to have reading at 2 and generally held up well in the eastern third 'of cooler weather In Iowa the state but In the western half of The mercury mounted to 85 at the state to be practically at ast Paul after a low of 58 early In standstill and 'badly in need of the (toy wtler I Toriiado Wreaks Havoc Bugs Are Menace- I tornado hall and rain storm Many fields of cam especially that struck southwest of Vienna those oti bottom land and those I late Sunday demolished barns planted early -were beginning to wSdr Us and outbuildings on 10 tassel and continued dry 'weather farms Crops were-damaged JfDii would cause considerable deterlora-dgs Sheep and poultry killed In the tkm the report stated Same damage path of the storm approximately from grasshoppers and chinch bugs mil wide and 20 miles long was reported In western and east-Uj0 persons were injured OKLAHOMA CITY July With the hot issue of as the center -of interest Oklahoma Democrats will mark their choices for state congressional and county offices in primary on ballots that had to be made two feet long to holdall the me of the record nux er of candidates The run-off primary will be July 24 between the two high men In each race when no clear majority Is obtained I The spare and grizzled figure of Gov "Alfalfa Murray com pleting the single four-year term allowed him under the state constitution Is dominant lx the primary picture He Is supporting the speaker of the last Oklahoma Tom An-Hn for the Democratic nomination to succeed him This nomination always has been tantamount to election In Oklahoma- gubernatorial contests has become again a hot Issue Anglin's foes asserted his election will mean a continuation of Murray rule Both Murray and Anglin -haw declared the present governor will make no attempt to control or Influence his successor Considered among leading opponents In the 15-man race are Congressman Marland the -oil man who made and lost fortune and was elected to congress from the eighth Oklahoma district two yean ago Jack Walton impeached and removed as governor a decade ago and who now Is serv- (Contlmicden Jage it Colamn-4) AIRMEN GIVEN GREAT OVATION BY WARSAW Brothers Attain Goal After Three Stops on Flight from A WARSAW July 2 (P) Reaching their goal at last after three European Interruptions In a New York-to-Warsaw flight Joseph and Benjamin of Brooklyn received a rousing reception today ant promised that next time they will fly straight through from their home town The brothers landed here at 5:15 after flying from Torun Poland where they -were forced down this morning after a flight from a village near Krossen Germany Previously they had made aforced landing on the coast of France ant was no evidence of much business after last busy time of clearing up state affairs The president took it easy most of the day reading and resting and basking In the sun The Houston tonight was off the South Carolina coast and well out to sea pushing steadily southward KANSAS WILL SUE FOB BOYD SURETY 1 Boynton Rejects Offers of $235000 to Cover Loss Figured at $800000 TOPEKA July (aV-Pailing to receive -a: satisfactory fcflerofset-I tlement Roland Boyntonattomey general said late today he pUtnnrf to file Immediately proceedings to recover $800000 on the bond of Tom ero8re88r Showers and cooler weather were I gponslblllty for the financial scan-Is- Boyd' former state treasurer for Wheat harvest was reported nearly i fmmgt for Chicago where the mcr- involving Hideo Kuroda vice alleged shortages during the last completed with threshing well under go Vl minister offinance two terms Boyd was In office way Tleku in western Kansas gen-1 temperature passed the cen- emperor immwTLftMy sum- Boynton made -his azmounemoeht c5ry rreL tury mark In ansas City reaching I monKi prince elder states following a lengthy conference with ports from scattered areSs of better Sea German Cabinet on Middle Road -Qy ERLIN July WeU informed observers tonight pictured a cabinet which will take the middle road as likely to be the final outcome of the present' crisis The cabinet these authorities say will he all Nasi but more conservative because of the elimination of so many hotbloods in the week-end executions But it will not bd conservative wa will be uncompromisingly antl-monarchlsV those In touch with Chancellor Hitler's plans believe The elimination of Vice ChaneeUor Von Papen all but predicted as a certainty by government officials is an Indication that the eonrse will not be straight to the right lliUer acewdlng to one report Intends to succeed President Paul von Hlndenburg when the aged executive dies thus concentrating power in hla hands -and eliminating any possible clash involving the army The report persists that Hit- ler Is trying to trade his rather disorganised storm troopers for a larger regular army i He la said to have hopes that other nations will consent to an anny of 30MK)0 men If thd uniformed groups are reduced of abandoned than expected yields and high test weights Yields in the eastern third and the south-central counties were reported fair to better than average Pastures Damaged Pastures showing effects of the drouth and damage "by grasshoppers the report stated and condition of pastures In the west and i viv i irumnsi iio sm ww ywv DIU1NGEB IN BAY STATE IDENTIFIED man from his villa in the country representatives of the1 three bond-He said he desired to confer with ling companies which supplied the prince before 'making a decision surety during the two terms and that an announcement of the I He said: he had rejected as Choice of a successor to the premier an offer of the con-will be made tomorrow cems to settle by paying the state Salto was asked to carry an duties $235000 and the state to have the of the premier pending selection of right to collect all dividends which a successor might be paid by four Military and naval groups sprang I financial Institutions Involved and EKUlAMkAE: Mlli AAAVCkA lUUUUu OUiOUS I Tinonulal a I hwthHMntra1 areas could become Gas Station Attendant Pos- tato action attempting through to conect securities held milt (f tha nrinf fanu nf I 1- I 1 vil I irini-Mtw quite critical If present type of and Woman hmvli Enfaillnv G1R90 KRRSfl ant rail I fighting In which at able but as thls coupon is closer forty jseasmts were slain has to the current yleUL on govenunent broken out In the revolt spreading bonds it does -not offer the same In-1 through southern Chile 1 according ducemenfe for retirement Partlcu-toreports reaching here tonight larly at a time when the treasury Lm Mulchen Is faced' with heavy borrowing of Carablneros these repents said new money were defeated by revolters in an en- Althongh the general policy of I counter in the neighborhood- of the treasury Is to avoid having too Lonquimay last night There were high a percentage of Its debt in many casualties short term obligations the excep- The reports stated that thousands tlonally favorable terms it has been of rebellious Chileans were march- itive Thug Occupants of Car -the hot dry weather continues Water supplies were reported sufficient for present needs with reports of a scarcity in areas not favored 'two their high commands to bring about i state contends' that through Section of a new cabinet favorabtel misconduct of Boydlt vSlsS-to expansion of the army rftaln a loss of approximately $800- BOSTON July (ff) f1 I This Includes losses In failure Massachusetts state 11 cej believed Balto will be directed to 33 the International Mart- -t cid alfalfa! eattert erra iSer ww aShanected to barracks that the much-sought ban- OF PONCA ScSwto AtoS cuttlngroraln tlvely by a gas station" CITY PASSES AT 74 shane than com ger was accompanied by womanr 'and had been 'identified' gage Trust company and the closing I of three Finney bulks during the bond scandal investigation It also Includes some smaller losses on cou- pan payments After failure of the Finney banks It was discovered state money In them was secured to a great extent able to obtain for brief periods have (ing toward Viucura killing peasants encouraged the sale of bins As snwho would not join the revolution example a recent offering due la ary movement and throwing thei 183 days was sold at a discount bodies In the Blobio river to yield j07 of one per cent The rebels are seeking to 'take possession of the village of Calla- SMASH PRODUCTIVE- bad visited Le Bourget field Xfoited States Ambassador John Cudahy and other members of the diplomatic corps as well as high Polish officials pressed their way through the crowd at the alrpor to extend official greetings and congratulations as the filers arrived After a procession through the decorated streets the brothers were extended a formal reception 1 by fake securities Osage Tribesman Boyd was bonded for $500 in tete One of Most Colorful of his terms The bonding com-llce were told I panics to be defendants in All musing cars of the Massachu- Figures of Region thwtiaha ttST National union Setts state police and all motor-1 cycles on patrol were ordered to con- Spfd1 verge on the Worcester-Whitins-1 PONCA CITY OKUL July 2 vllle road Indemnlty company National Sur-Inety company and the National thw of Sylvester finWawi Surety corporation COUNTERFEIT BANGmunAnTSKILLED AS GAB BITS TRAIN Agents Nab 15 Women 5 Men Said to Have WOUNDS DAUGHTER AND ENDS OWN LIFE Arkansas City Janitor Said a fa TORTURED CHILD IS T00I 1 himself of- Osage In-legal removal of bonds from the After Row with His Wife par nnilBT efiEIIE dbm blood and a Democratic leader state vaults ltAR run bUUnl ObfilIK in the the Southwest Is los- of t-his city prominent as a former Boyd now is Under a penitentiary state senator and western Osage sentence following conviction of fi tharity Indicating tiiat previous reports that only a score or so fen me far short of the real facto me government which has been promising an list of tho executed tonight again post-iponed giving it out when 'it had been expected Get Three-minute Trials Those executed were given a ihree-mlnute trial before three (Continued on Page 12 Column 1) CLEVELAIID OFFICIALS STAGIIIG IIUDIST HUNT OLjsv ki AND July (ff)- Cleveland councllmen are going to sail akmg Lake Brie shores- on a nudist-hunting expedition Ckxnplalnts of numerous 'lake-shore residents and reports i Xrom fishermen disclosed are tathlng without suits each day The rivers and harbors committee was quite disturbed- at I ling one of Its most colorful figures! ARKANSAS CITY July Jack Harris 60-year-old janitor 1 ala jtdv 2 His death occurred last night In a shot and wounded his daughter Kansas City which he en- Ftarence 20 at his home here today1 TwlVe year old scary City hospital which he en- US and Passed $756p0 Bills' CHICAGO July (v-The Jjel Wife Injured I When Autoist structlon of a gang of counter-j Swerved Around Another fetters accused of passing nearly Vehicle ontot Track $75000 in bad money In Illinois and 'Indiana was announced today by nfca MOINES July Secret servlw agents who bdBrownt of Salina Kan was romdea up li women and fly hls vUe Injured when The agents arrested- Ben their automobile crashed a of the band Ba4LMihnwrt waukee be bad led than to the gengTj tonittht" work-shop a bam near 'lMisSowxK suffered lacerations about the face and chest She win Chicago home the agents found FORCED TO STUDY nnv fK HflTHFR self dying a few hours later in aprought tato court on a rottodayLjyes Hg years DU I MLLO lllU I II Ml hospital but AsiKn was too brothers-Sylvester The shooting followed a familyweak to testify Therefore the WaityM a Vipynvi vtai vnornn I 1 acta Earl Shorter --her- foster be-of with the Osage Xndlans'T to GERHAri LEADERS EXECUTED AFTER 3-rliriUTE TRIALS Eye-witness Reports All of 6G' He Helped Kill 'Refused Blindfold the disclosures is the councll- their Florida Youth Confesses Shot Parent to Dodge English Lesson dispute allegedly over trouble tween Harris and his wife The daughter it was said would recover mother who Is charged with mis- new reservation here on which they treating her was postponed until August 6 (Continued on Page 12 Column 5) men said ordering a ship outfitted and preparing to brings their field glasses- rs! sfEEtivdnKERSirTTEnnoRflsiSSSSS MANIAC lilLLEn STRIKES Salina SEVITEIICES FRIENDS OF aw (wwifMMfl fvlftW tmHiMB FOUR DECADES TO LIFE he dew hla'mjerwUh III PRISON FOR SLAYING hlmrtulng English during his summer vacation to make up a de-w ri kkLTNO VA jmy flclency which- caused him to- fall workers 40 years ago In thejQ a school examination' steel mills John Ritz the Judgej wa5 taken Into cus- CONVICTS' TUOrMONTH TUNNEL DIGGING JOB COG TES TO NAUQIIT 4 FIve Daiion Dlty Prisoners' Plot Discovered 7hen Tiwy Are Within One Right's Wort of Reaching Freedom Throush 55-faot Shaft Under Prison Wall if and HowarflKJnberly the prisoner shtiy after his mother Mrs Intermediate Phanfom SIayer Hunted Since January Runs peaih i Toll lo Three In Velrd Appearance and Then -Van- Ishes Defying An Searchers to Find Ills' Lair met again today in ihay 40 as la a ily wounded while she was working In her iwme C0URTUPII0LDS RIGHTS TO TAX CIIIEf TO CUSS DEN VER July (flV-The: swearing of Celsu Link was supreme court ruled today but Is nothing! llke tax matters to make a'- man I'- i Link: was removed as a the tunnel and drilled slowly toward the outer wall They disposed of the dirt by placing It In the bakery furnace or emptying into an Irrigation ditch which runs through the prison yard rV if MELVIN WHITELEATHER (AMoeUUd Praw Fortlsa Stff) (CoprrlsM U34 by the AsoelU4 Prui BERLIN July The story of how 60 rebellious storm troopers were executed with unbandaged eyes In an old cadet school In a Berlin suburb was told today by a man who Pobvlously was a member of Chancellor tiring squad The man a member of the Schutz Staffel special blackshlrted guards whispered his story of 60 executions after making certain that no eaves- dropper could hear Before the executions there was a trial for each before a court of three men under the chalrman- ship of Heinrich Himmler chief of secret police Another judge was a (Continued on Page 12 Column 3) "WORKERS WALK OUT KANSAS CITY July Approximately 470 Iron workers and carpenters employed in the construction of Kansas new municipal auditorium went on ah pbSrupt strike today by a insanely up and down arid said the workers who haw him to "Screech like an ape? In 'signal of hls latest H11 -1 -r' Movements Mystery Leaving panic behind thq man who dresses like a laborer dashed toward the Ohio river and vanished Where he went none knew Why he killed none knew When he a The Weather of hls Ilf in prison have been good friends Q' EUROPE Is for mto6 pass this sen-J T0-STUDY HOUSING tence but courts must do what theL Llfr I WAOTDTOTON I 2i-Sp)w-Kimberly was convicted of beat-1 ing Clement Davis to death DavlsJ 44 was killed In the basement tiir the ear buuatot March Jo IboosIxiSr AARON SAPIRO INDICTED I Hopkins' said today -alttwugh the NEW YORK July 2 Aaron main objective of hls trip was a Sapiro New York and Chicago at- vacation he planned to visit Ger-toroey was Indicted today by a fed- many' Austria Italy and Fkance In eral grand jury on a charge of en- addition: to England and study ua-deavaring to influence and bribe employment Insurance and housing jurymen and for conspiracy: ln those countries CANON CITY OOLO July A plot by five convicts to escape penitentiary by tunneling under the walls was uncovered tonight Officials named the five who were placed-in' solitary confinement as Lemme Grosse Monrad Nelson and Glenn Stitts slayers Merlyn Alexander and A Hazelwood burglars- The men had succeeded In burrowing a tunnel 55 feet long and with one night more work would have finished it They were In the night crew at the bake shop Each night for the last two months they moved a 15-horsepower motor Into g-xjaUaKNviiTiE (P) lurks again In the dark recesses of the five-square mile mill-yard ofi the Wheeling iSteel coz-poratianl i 1 A klU-craqr maniac the slayer of three workmen is at large casting Us phantom shadow over the plant and tts -3000 employ eSj -A i Suddenly and stealthily like: a fox the killer struck for the third time early today while scores of special guards patrolled the mill-yarcL' He fired fourtinues woekersL Then he fled halting momentarily beneath a light to jump of the state tax commission district court acting upon plaint of the chair -man Edward Morgan He was A reinstated today by- the gupreme court- Morgan accused' Link: of y' ordination! and of using lntemper- ate The high court said sortdled insubordination to the two other commissioners with whom he was on equal foothig showed' him to! bea sfiwe-mlxiaed public servant obllc might strike again none knew-: The workers who saw him said he was short and stocky and possibly 1 past middle1 age He left only- confusion among VI J- Column!) (Continued enFage 13 KANSAS: Generally fair Tuesday and probably Wednesday except possibly some scattered thunderstorms continued warm OKLAHOMA: -Partly cloudy! and somewhat unsettled Tuesday and Wednesday continued warm' fsr I-V.