The Wichita Eagle from Wichita, Kansas • 1

'i 5 4 ri 'A hf '1 IOJOI Rcsldsnco Gas Motors rhe Evening Eagle city circulation is greater than the total number of residence gas meters In Wichita Vet Paid Last 5 Mow Average 21709 WATQH THE EVENING EAGLE GROW Groat iist Exelntive Cireulallon 'I4 The 'Wichita Evening Eagle has theGREAT-EST number of Excluslv Evening readers in WlcWta'5 r- WUl Find" The Eagle In the Heine -1 v11 1 1 'Mr- i fi 1 v-- i- "I- i 1 1 i i i i a fo- u- VOLUMEXCVIII Price I In theCity3cOntide City 5c WICHITA KANSAS -1 0 V- cA TBEjJEPITOR: experience of those-Rice county robber8 ought to help the gen-eral brotherhood of bandit to le arn that Kama and Oklahoma west of Sixth Principal Meridian are 'd poi ier if ul poor playground: hide-andgo- seek: I4-' IIunt JInx-d3fylng Fair Baggclby Cupid 1 Chicago July (apj Wanted! A bride end groom who win defy sapemtitlon and marry next Friday July U' I The Chicago Anti-superstition club Is looking tor a couple who win wed that day in the presence of all the Jinxes supposed to disrupt life love and Umb The club will meet with all IS members present j'-: The Jinx-defying bridal pair must marry under a Bride must remove wedding ring immediately after eere- GermanChancejlor Rudolph lless Close ilo-i 1 SlrangaSpeecholMIxed ds leads Itti France for Dew Understanding Between Peoples 1 VOICES WARNING 4F WAR L00MH1G AHEAD IQSDLTED EIQDIQ E-AD inUADES STflTionTO stflsiicaootiEn FOEiirJflfineusECFmE Two Dphdits Seized After Dash from Frederick Kan: to Oklahoma FLEE VITIl $15 III LOOT Officor' Released Unhurt Abducted as lie Probes Reno County Thefts Deelara Teutons Are to? Defend Their Soil Against Attack Just as Did French Though llop-1 ing for Pacts to Keep Europe from Dattle Travels from Daltimore to Jersey Clty fo Avenge Funny Song Ile Thought Was Aimed at llim Is Held for Examination After Rampaefi is -Cut By LGUIS LOCHNER (AsmcUM Press Ferelva Staff) KOENIGSBURG GERMANY July 8-(AP)LRu-dolph Hess cabinet minister known as Chancellor "second in an amazing address today pleaded for an understanding with France sounded a warning against impending war and deified any nation to invade Germany The speech was delivered before HUTCHINSON July -Kidnaping sheriff 4 a futile attempt to escape 7y from the' scene of a $15 rob bery two men identifying themselirea as Fred Blaze 35 years old Oswego and Tom Stevens 20 Duluth Minn were held here tonight for fingerprinting 'and questioning The pair was captured after a wild six-hour chase that extended from Frederick Kan scene of the rob bery end kidnaping of A Dicker Nazi chieftains of Prussia and was broadcast throughout the nation: Translations then were broadcast taj tfaue remotest cprners of'the worlds showing the emphasis placed on this -pronouncement which followed by just a week the bloody the Nazi party Voices Plea' to France' The speech was amazing not only -J because of its appeal to France but i I French Skeptical 1 PkRIS July 9 (Monday) The French press views the gesture of friendship toward French war veterans by Rudolph Hess Nazi chieftaiu as an effort (to blot out as quickly as possible the memory of the recent executions In Germany' Some xiewspapers observe ft is noteworthy that' HesS words" were' uttered on the day the French: foreign minister Louis Barthou arrived at London to serix'hqw understandings with Great Britain- Newspapers were skeptical of the sincerity of remarks be- cause): they said while he expresses a new attitude rtoward France 'the government 'controlled newspapers of the reich continue an anti-French campaign of -absurd calumnies Thlrfeen cows will provide the 'coffee rf 'll Guests will carefully drop ill- ver 'erase knives and forks spill salty and break any mirrors handy To top tilings off be a red-haired woman present whose Jinx can be broken only by seeing a white horse And be no white horse Johnson Will' Allow Five of Ills Subordinate fo Run Machine This Summer PLANS TO TOUR IIATI0II (COPYRIGHT 1134 ASSOCIATED PRXBB) WASHINGTON July 8 Johnson NRA administrator has decided to turn over a large part of his running the Blue Eagle machine'' this summer to a group of- five of Ihia principal subordinates: The arrangement thus far Is Informal Johnson himself will step In to make decisions which legally must be made by him and to settle disputes If any among 'his of directors r- The blue eagle administrator already has taken advantage of the chance tp rest He has been in or near Newt York for the better put of- awe4k self -reportedly -playing golf but conferring at times with Bernard Baruch and others To Join Nation Wltmn'the next three days: Johnson plans to leave' on his swing around the country In dozens of speeches he will try to resell the blue eagle and put ln a word for the new deal as a whole at the same time The board of directors to be left in charge of NRA as now informally characterized probably will include A lynch- NXtA administrative officer George Berry division administrator A Glancy division administrator Robert Lea assistant administrator for Industry and1 George Buckley acting division administrator and publicity advlsexl lynch Is expected to be what might be called the chairman of the board but the others will have equal powers where fundamental decisions are required Each executive will continue his present 'duties he plan was conceived for the simple' purpose of allowing the 'general to take a rather continuous vacation this summer but officials look (Continued on Page 3 Column 5) tWO DIE AS STUNTING AIRPLANE CRACKS UP Corpses of Pilot and Passenger Badly Burned as Wreckage Take Fire Facing Lindbergh for Dash Over Line i- Hutchinson July -(ap) -4a little matter of two miles may mean added grief for the two men held here In connection the kidnaping of A Dickerson Rice county Sheriff 1 By traveling the last two miles in their 150-mile Jaunt' with their prisoner they crossed the state line Into Oklahoma- and laid themselves open to a charge under the federal kid- imping law far more drastic in Its provisions than the state law covering the offense Officers here Indicated federal charges might be riled' although a derision will not be made until tomorrow son Rice county sheriff to northern Alfalfa county Okla where car exhausted its oil supply Sheriffs and other peace officers frozn Rice Reno Kingman and Har-counties Joined the chase' often ig within sight of the fugitives biit unable to overtake them until their 'car was stranded on a lonely Oklahoma road' two miles south of Waldron Kan They gurrehdered without firing a shot after officers surrounded thelq in a thicket (Continued bn Page 1 Column FATHBt DAUGHTER DIE IN SUICIDE PACT from) perci being pvtb JERSEY CIZYJ7 July A radio fan stabbed a singer in a broodcsstlng station today and was held on a charge of assault and battery- -Angelo Febbrlo 30 came all the way from Baltimore he told police to avenge himself because a crooner had used his name in a funny song over the air Dashes to Microphone Ifebbrio appeared at' the station (WAAT) in the Universal building at Journal Square at 3 and approached Walter Kelly a program manager mentioned my name?" he cried Before Kelly could stop him Febbrlo to a mlcro- KILLS UN AND WIFE REFUSING TO BACK HIM FOB ELECTION I KCentuckian Sought by Posse in Mountainous Country Bad Feeling Said to Have Been' Evident Before CAMPTON KY July (iP) Four determined peace officers rode intothe rugged hills of Wolfe county today an the trail of a man accused of shooting down two of his rela-tlves who said they be him" id a schooL: election Nathan Banks 5Q-year-old farmer and his wife died Immediately from shotgun'chargesi The accused fugitive was Smallle Banks 38 cousin of Nathan BadTerms Toward sundown yesterday neighbors saldBmalKe stopped at -the home of Nathan at HoUy Greek Although the two jnen had quarreled In the past Smallle called to his' cousin and engagedhlm in conversation' Mrs Banks theWeport said came to her' porch and caUed out: no use 'to talk about it Smallle we! fer you and we to far you" There was a flash! and roaxi of a diotgun Mrs Banka fell to the Ildar shot In the back of her head Nathan was Shot In the heart Comb: Hills John Trison coroner held an inquest this morning and returned verdict of wilful murder accusing Smallle yBanks With Sheriff Red Stamper and two deputies the coroner Immediately set out to find SmalUe Banks They motored to the foothills of tjtte Stone mountain range where they were to change to horses The accused man is said to have relatives In the hills It was thought he might try to find refuge there TAKES POfSOR WHILE FRIEHD PLAYS GUITAR LOS ANGELES July (ff) There seemed to be nothing unusual in' Clyde request of friend today to play Me WhenTht nie friend Robert an De Mark played the music on a guitar Before piece was finished Coppas propped to the floor dead i Police reported the man in ill health had swallowed prison ROOSEVELT HEADING FOR COLOMBIA AFTER VIRGIN ISLANDS VlSlt 'j -i Will Reach Cartagena Tuesday Stresses Position of Isles as Essential Part of United States r' ABOARD THE USS GILMER (ACCOMPANYING PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT) July 8 UP) --'The cruiser Houston wu plowing through the Caribbean sea tonight at 18 knots taking President Roosevelt on linnthw leg of hta kmg vacation voyage The Houston Is headed for Cartagena Colombia which it Is scheduled to reach Tuesday Mr Roosevelt boarded the cruiser at noon at St Croix island after an inspection of governmental projects In the Virgin Islands The landing cm St- Croix was made this moniing I Crosses Island i The president accompanied JJy Pearson motored across the Island from Frederiksted to Chrlstiansted where the Hbustan was awaiting bim Asheleft the Virgin Islands th? president remarked to newspapermen that the program seemed to be going on good fashion" He reached this conclusion after studying the government home-making project The chief executive was received enthusiastically Ask Governor's Recall On st Crrix some factions staged a demonstration against Governor PearsonThey displayed banners on which was the' legend: ant a democratic governor Please recall Pearson 1 Jn a short address at Chrlstlansted the president asked Virgin! Islanders to4hink of themselves asanessen-tlal part of 'the united States want you' to remember today more than ever that the peole of continental: United States remember and realise you are also a part of the American he said iLast night at St president entertained Governor Pearson Judge Wilson and other governmental officials at dinner Houston YOUTH 17 IS KILLED BY10-YEAR-0LDB0Y I Shot as He Peers Sxt Window of Ranch House Com-T ipanicin Is Dying -j'if 1 9 7 -V Pleads Defies a RUDOLPH HESS cabinet member and one of Chancellor closest advisers who yesterday In an International broadcast voiced a plea for an understanding with France mixed with a warning to the world of impending war and defiance of any na-tion that should attempt to Invade Germany Associated press photo sl 1418 Seized byTwo fJen upon L- sr 1 Street as She Returns from Home CRIME SEEN BY MOTHER I SHARON PA July A '14-yar-old girl was seized and carried away by two men in an au tomobile tonight from near her home Police said it was kidnaping The girl is Mary Liptak The mother told police the girl was returning from visiting friends at the time of the kidnaping Mrs lipUdi reported she had started down the street to meet her daughter About 1 100 yards away an automobile drove to the curb and two men Jumped out They seized the girl and dragged her struggling and into the machine Then police quoted the mother as saying the car sped off in the direction of the' Ohio state line Mrs Liptak was unable to furnish a description of the kidnap car or its occupants police said other than that of the men was dressed In a light -lAn alarm was broadcast to state highway patrolmen over the police teletype system Ohio authorities also were asked to watch for the automobile1 PREDICTS PUNISHING OF PRICE BOOSTERS Sen Lewis Answers Borah's Charges That New Deal 'Fosters Monopoly 1 WASHINGTON July Senator Lewis chairman of the Democratic senate campaign committee predicted tonight the department of justice would act at once to punish business interests which he 'said had conspired to "lift the prices of everything Answering in a formal statement the campaign assertion of Senator Borah I (R-Idaho) that monopoly thrives' under the new deal the Illinois senator declared I- administration has just been able to discover the responsible parties to this conspiracy It has not had time to take steps to punish it It will proceed at once to both punish and obstruct this further injustice" 1 Attorney General Cummings informed of statement by reporters declined to comment It was said lh authoritative circles however-that he' did not consider actionixi any major care to be imminent The department was de scribed as being constantly at work dnuproblems of LEAPS TO DEATH AFTER SIIOOTIRG WIFE SISTER 'V PARIS July 8 (ff) Manuel Garda Irigoyen' Peruvian charge at Brussels leaped down an elevator shaft to his death today after shooting -and wounding his wife and sister-in-law The wife native of chile was taken -to a hospital in a serious condition while her sister Mercedes Peres Ftelre was mly slightly wounded Police said that divorce proceedings between the Irigoyens were under way KANSAS: Generally fair Monday and Tuesday but possibly afew widely: scattered r- thxmdershowere continixed wxnn vr OKLAHOMA: Furtly cloudy 7 and continued Monday and -i i- at" i 7 H- V- Vi -v Oklahoman Ends Llyslery wllh Gonfosslon That lie! Shot Crime' Pals LAID PLAtl FOR UOIITIIS Claihu Trio Had Tried to Pin Thetis on liim Jail Killing Plot Undoing M'ALESTER OKLA July AP The mysterious shotgun slayings of three young residents of Canadian Okla Was solved tonight said County Attorney 'Frank Watson With a detailed conf ession by Bun Riley 25-year-old confessed hi-jacker And hill country badman held here for quSr tioning since the discovery of the bodies June did- all the killing mystery1 admitted Riley ready to talk at last after the discovery of a plot In vdiich he is alleged to have planned the death pf a fellow prisoner George Baker and the planing of a purported confession of the triple daylpgs on the body of -his pros pective victim RUey bared a history of petty thievery and burglaries In which he said he and his three victims Homer BeaSley Hobart Catkins and Wilkam Gann' had 1 particl pated for eight and a half-years Crime Long Planned Watkins' anid Beasley disappeared riom thrir- homes Rlday June 3 Gann was seen In Canadian for the last time on the following day Riley gald he had planned- for months to kill the three: They were 'in on every Job was In and every time they tried to -put it off onto me I got tired of iW he said He recounted to Watson how he had met Watkins and Beasley told them to meet him at ithe home of George pafcer to get some Choctaw -beer a fiery intoxicant of the Indian country Riley said- he was' purposely' late (Continued on Page SCilumn 3) RIOTS FLARE AGAIN ii Many Hurt When' Officers Storm Barricades Rocks Are Dropped on Police AMSTERDAM Jlily Bullets spattered In the streets of Amsterdam again tonight as soldiers and police made a determined effort to suppress a new riot of Communists and 'unemployed persons Many were injured as officers charged two street barricades In the Wlttenbuzg district the poorest sec-tion of the oifa From the housetops many of the rioters stoned the police and soldiers and officers replied with Several volleys of rifle fira In the Jordamm section of -the town where two bridges were burned last week military engineers fore- stalled! an effort of a mob of about 200 to bum a church No dlGorders were reported In other sections "of Holland but In several communities soldiers were In readiness for eventualities Tire disturbance tonight apparently was a continuance of the disorders of last week in which six persons were killed and upwards of 50-were hurt The riot started In the Jordamm district in protest against dole and of the city The massed police managed expected today as they formed a buffer between 20000 sweltering nationalistic Croix-de-F veterans and 90000 noisy leftists Under a blazing sun police steel helmeted mobile guards and mouxjted republican guards encircled both the veterans parading to the tomh of theUnknown Soldier and the front" demonstration in Vincennes Wood of Socialists and Communists who loudly berated what they called the of the Doumergue government Communists stoned a police car and replaced the trlcolor on motor-busses with red flags but police generally were pleased with the comparative peace of the day- WILL TRY FOR HEW AUTO SPEED RECORD A f- MIDDLESBOROU GH BNQLAND July Fteddy-Dixon British raring motorist hopes to taka Kaye reconstructed to Daytona Beach withln the next 12 months he said today and try to beat Sir Malcolm xec-ord of 272108 miles an hour Dlxon who is preeminently a practical motor expert -is of' the oplnimi that car never performed at more than one-third its true capacity After completing early next 'year the reconstruction on whlch he is now working he plans to go after the British' record and then: look toward the Florida beaclu also because' of an implied warziing war threatens Europe and vitade- fiance" tbThvadera' The appeal to France! was under- -scored by Hess as he suddenly-'-switched from German to! Fkexich and shouted speaking of the miseries of war: -c pour nous malheur pour vous et malheur pour tout: pourle -monde" (Unhappiness for us un- happiness for ypu unhappiness lor all tor the war L) turn to the' comrades of the front both here and on the other side of the trenches" said Hess honest we experience horror: -at the thought of death? hand grenades were hurled at when poisonous gas threat- ened to choke us despite our gas mimfca when-we heard tbe cuiesof anguish from the dying when horror of every kind surrounded us did ke not ask ourselves hu- manity be spared all Want-to A void War 'I' ft- phone where Joseph finishing a song are you doing' there? said to Cassidy and also microphone Stabs Crooner rushed him elevator as Harold McNamara a crooner stepped out Febb: lo opened a pen knife and stabbed McNamara In the right hand Febbrlo struggled with the elevator operator William Morris and the latter suffered sprains of both thumbs MfcNamara was treated at the medical center Police held Febbrlo for assault and also for examination A icrusal of the musical programs at he studio revealed nothing that lay have sounded like Feb irlo" BALLOONISTS ET FOR 15-MILE DASH TO May Hop Off Early 1 Vednes- day if Weather Permits Big Craft Will Chris-tened'Today By McKEN IE (Asioelated Freas Staff Vriter) RAPID CITY ily Jubilant confidence in the outcome of the stretosphere adventure permeated the camp of the expedition today Happy In Lists which put the stamp of srimtif i approval on their days of methodical preparation the crew of the fill ht needed only the cooperation to strike out tor the the hlghest altitude qvekresebed by man rTThe favorable' reactic to long day of tests Saturda prompted directors of the Joint Na lonal Ge-ographio-army air carps undertaking to decide tentatively the takeoff would be about 5 ck in the morning on the day chossn for the hop '-May Hop Wednes lay Just when that day vlll be depends on the weather It may come as early ss miy be delayed for days Tomorrow will be givdn over to christening of the hygc gas bag the hugest ever construe ed To Mrs Tom Berry wil of South governor has been given the honor of officially mmtwg the 3000000 cubic feet Si ion miner Though South Dakota' legally dry a bottle of Champa brought by airplane from Denver yll grace the (Continued: en Page: 3 Column 3) KfllGIITS TEMPL OPEH FRISCO MEET ilR IP SAN FRANCISCO July Plmnes waved and swo Is flaished as Knights' Templar of he United 8tates gathering here foi their 89th triennial qpnelave march k) into the civic -auditorium today for: renewed rervice of the cross" is ours to make tie cross of Jesus a living reality in our lives1 the Rev David Logan W1 son grand prelate told the assembli knights: simply to carry it a i our ban nets but to feel its well on our shoulders" Business sessions ot th grand en-campment which will continue for five days will open tom nrrow L- i ear-old II last nlxt by train from Neither father nor sod church: The Rockefeller in the-past attended the tlst church but during the three Protestant Churches of Lakewood hold union ser Ices st All Saints Episcopal church 71-The Rev John Merri Hunter rector of All Saints off ured to go to Golf House and conduct a1 special service this afternoon bitf laZ ter received word from Rockefeller exqxresslng thanks but dtemlng' the plan ixisdvlsable" j' Retains Seclnsica Beginning the 98th yei of a life which he has: so often described and simple" Mr tockefeller dung more firmly than sver to the seclusion which Is part the he enjoys No cars were seen to px ss through the gates st the entran to Golf House 'though several- limousines paused while -their occu ants presumably- friends of 'the amilyj left their calling cards twltl the i gate keeper with messages of felicitation to the venerable philanthropist Real Estate Man 64 and Girl 13: Found Dead in Garage of Auto Fumes NORWALK CONN July CSV Robert- Easton 64-year-bld real estate man and his daughter Jayne is were ound dead today In the ga rage under theii home In what authorities said was a suicide pact Their bodies -were back to back at' the rear of small sedan Police said death was due to carbon i monoxide poisoning The Ignition -'J switch of the automobile was turned Ion the battery was down and the gasoline tank was empty under the car lay the pet I bulldog also dead police rsald financial difficulties i probably led to the death pact A $2fi00 trust fund established for Jayne by her mother at her death eight years ago they said had dwindled to 1200 The Eastons were' last seen alive Thursday night DELAWARE July Rooney Howey 35 pilot nd Elmer Shazrock 23 passenger were kffledtSlaVfi Off RioiillF In the crash of a stunting airplane near here late today The wrecked plane burst Into flames burning their bodies beyond tan1- 1 a reduction in municipal spread other parts Threat In Paris PARIS July- 8j iPi forces of thousands of to forestaU: the nOCLLEFELLED LEAVES BED FinST -s 1 ft 1 TIT1E TOO TJEEKS on BIRTHDAY il H- Break in Heat Wave Revives Strength of 95 Oil' Magnate InSeelusIonat Lakeuooi Estate Son Present for anniversary To be sure" out there in the trenches we feltdurselves to be real (Continued on Page'l Column 1) SEE GERLIAII FEAR 0FUNFAV0RA0LE FOREIGR REACTI0I1 'BERLIN July Plea of Rudolim Hess Hitler's imost trusted lieutenant to Franca and the world for peace and under- standing was Interpreted here today as showing that the Nazi govern- ment is smarting under the lashes of unfavorable press comment and i ts dreading the possible: consequences of French'- Foreign Minister LouiA European trarels 1 tone of pleading with the Trench his woqlng of Ibe war vet-eraxiS across the border and his unusual compliments to Barthou were In marked contrast with the attitude of the Wilhelznstrasse only two weeks 'is Aft thafttime it is knbwmja suggestion was made bya friendly third (Continued oh Page 1' Column Dorah Predicts Hitler Cannot Last Long m-fma 1 --r m' H- i- Boise idaho July M-(AP) r-A conviction that pitier cannot last much longer was" voiced by Sen William Borah today as ho retorned to Boise to pendthe 27th summer sixxce he started hit xmlnterrupted Career birthe senkte- -r Borah nn an Interview1 ex- pressed amazement that the Ger- -xnnxi' people have the practice of the chancellor In recent weeks i -The inevitable parallel occurs to me" he a ysr to the day Dan ton began the reign of terror Yin which also qxeads rolled and men were led to death without trial the same Danton irms facing the revolutionary tribunal pleading In vain for a chance to defend himself "Tyranny always ruxis Its Yoman Jumper Killed When Parachute Fails PITTSBURGH July (ff) Louise Marshall a parachute Jumper was killed tonight in 1500-foot plunge Her filled to open after she leaped from an airplane Delayed Parachute Jump Fatal to Youth MT CLEMENS MICH'July George Thompson 34 at Detroit fen 2fiOO feet to his death at Motor City airport here today when he attempted a delayed parachute jump Two thousand persons witnessed the tragedy Thompson! witnesses FORSYTH MONT July A fear of prowlers authorities related today resulted in he death of one youth and probably tatal -wounds to another i -f --Y A bullet that pierced his left eye as he peered'? through a- Window killed Walter Swart 17 Ray Althoff 17 was shoty through the chest Coiihty coroner 7 Booth said he imderstood the gun was fired by 10-year-old Charies CaericaerLvThe work and Althoff youths stopped at the Caerkaert ranch houses near Cartersyille! last' night while they were returning from a swim ln the Yellowstane river Five motherless Caerkaert I Children were at alone Itheir father having goneto a water meeting Young Charles discharged a -22 1 rifle The Althoff boy when his companion fell rushed through the kitchen door to ask for water A bullet-: truck him in the 'Chest Althoff staggered nearly a xnlle to the Swart home and told -what had happened -Both victims of the shooting are sons of ranchers MILKS TW0 C0YS 0II IDS I00TII DIRTRDAY KANSAS CITY July Orson foUowed his customary practice of arising early at his farm today and -milking -his two cows just' like his 100th birthday was nothing but 'of the ordlxiaxyT Greene a native of: Sandusky said he had never uted tobacco been Intoxicated nor been in a fight Wo seven children andmanyof hls'18 grandchildren were -present at picnic dinner held on the yard of i a IJ Ollda pray A-lvritter at Daropess idea as Mate lnherits Title TOLLYWOOD July GUda Gray a baroness! Tin so excited I could almost break Into a shimmy!" the former stage and movie dancer exclaimed tonight aft the prospect Gilda and her third htubanjl Hector Brl-' ceno DeSaa had! been advised shortly before that they were to share In the ILN0J00 estate of uncle understand that my husband will inherit the title" GUda said "That would make mo a baroness It great! It wonderful! It grand!" Counsel for DeSaa and the Polish girl received a cablegram today advising them that Fernando DeSaa who died recently in Casablanca had left them and Hector sister Olga Briceno DeOrtega a resident of Morocco his estate to be shared equally "I am not going back on the stage" GUda said may make another picture but what I want 1 to do most of aU is to bea per- feet wife for my darling husband a diplomat you know an attache in the' Venezuelan service and lit quite a Job in Itself bring a diplomat's wife" Miss 4 Gray and DeSaa 'were married in New York In May 1933 By WILLIAM: AT KINNEY (Aaaoclated Preca AeR Wrlter)- LAKEWOOD July John' Rockefeller passed his 95th birthday quietly today In the -company of his son John Rockefeller Jrv A gratifying break of over 20 de rees -in the temperature brought an end to the intensive heat wave of the last fortnight -and enabled the aged capitalist to rise 'from his an authoritative source 'disclosed for the flrst time in two Confined to The heat which' at times has risen over 102 degrees had visibly taxed the oil man's energy friends of 'the family said and kept him confined to his room with all blinds drawn With the In temperature came rain which lasted through last night and most of today Toward sunset the rain ceased and the sun broke through the clouds bathing the stately pines' and spreading lawns of Golf House 'the -500-acre Rockefeller estate' 7 The younger Rockefeller arrived said apparently failed to Judge correctly the speed of his drop after he jumped from an airplane The Chute did not open until he was 75 feet from the ground REJECTED SUITOR KILLS Y0UIIG WIDOW AUD SELF MHWAUSEE WIS July Ella Dressier 35 widowed mother of three children was shot and killed early today by Louis Hartwig 54r a rejected suitor who then committed suicide Hartwig a widower Is survived by a daughter and two sons' -w j-1 i- £'V 5 if?" 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