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Page NEVADA STATE JOURNAL', EENO, NEVADA Wednesday, June 20, 193? ns Split in German Ranks Is Believed By "FREDERICK OECHSNEB "United Press Staff Correspondent BERLIN, June far- reaching campaign to purge the Nazi rule in Germany of the more radical elements -was believed under way today. The United Press -was informed by persons close to the'administra- tion that Vice-chancellor Piianz Von Papen's speech Sunday-night at Marburg criticizing the harsher Nazi methods was'the opening gun in this bold campaign which threatens cause the first open split in the Hitler regime. Tension among cabinet members taking sides over the vice-chancellor's frank criticism--an unheard of thing since the Nazis seized control--resulted in the personal intervention of Chancellor Adolf Hitler, 'it was understood. Trustworthy' sources said it was erroneous to interpret the Von Paper, speech and subsequent de-j velopmenfrs as a cabinet split or fore-runner of an -early but well-informed persons made no effort to conceal their belief the speech was a trial balloon in an earnest drive by the less radical Nazi leadership to alter some phases of the government's policies. The tension developed when the minister of propaganda, Dr.

Paul Joseph Goebels, banned Von Papen's speech on the radio and from press publication. Von was incensed and Hitler stepped in to make peace. Meanwhile, Von Papen was understood to have received congratulatory telegrams for' his outspoken speech from President Paul Von Hindenlburg and powerful industrialist friends. Hitler himself was understood not to have disagreed with the contents of Von Papen's address, but simultaneously approved of Dr. Goebbels' action against its general dissemination.

HUNTERS SHOOT PET BEARS; AND COMMISSION SUES A BERNARDINO, June Dale Gentry, president of the state fish and game commission, went on the warpath today for the hunters who shot his bears. Some months ago Gentry freed six black bears in the San Bernardino mountains to give a touch of wild life to the timberlands. Today secured misde- mearior complaints against W. Bristol and Clyde C. Steeie, residents of the Wright-wood, who shot two of the bears for raiding ice boxes.

A third bear has been killed and game wardens are seeking hunter. Gentry said the cases will be the first ever tested in court. Wind Disrupts OMAHA, June windstorm crossed northeast Nebraska tonight, damaging buildings, disrupting communications and blowing down trees. Windows were smashed, trees uprooted and other damage was inflicted at Omaha, Lincoln and Fremont, according to reports. Western Union telegraph lines went out north of Falls City and between Wymore and Endicott.

Estimates of the damage were unavailable. The storm apparently moved into South Dakota. Lodge Leader'Hangs Himself in Basement Comfortable rooms- hospitable service cuisine FOUR mmure; fRom JHOPJ AOD mARK HOPKins A HOT6L5 TXRIFf FROTH 5400 A DAY AT THf CEO. D. smiTH SAN FRANCISCO, June 19 -(UP)--Dr.

Frank I. Gonzales, 59, past grand president of the Native Sons of the Golden West, hanged himself in the basement of his residence today. Mrs. Gonzales (found the body of her husband, a dentist, who was despondent because he failed to recover his health after being injured in an automobile accident near San Bernardino two years ago. "Nagged" In Sign Lagruage AKRON, Ohio, (U.R) Grounds that she "nagged" him in deaf and dumb alphabet failed to win David Williams a divorce from his wife, when their case was heard in Judge Oscar Hunsicker's court.

Both Williams and his wife are deaf mutes. Wrens Got Homes Back MAYVILLE, N. D. (U.R)--Chatter- ing and scolding of four wrens made life miserable for the B. S.

Groth family here until two wren houses shifted from their original locations during -spring clean-up week, were returned. The wrens have occupied the -houses three For Sale--Famous Hotel POP STARKE'S at Gardnerville The Rendezvous of Sportsmen "Tx BARON LONG COFFERS AT THE LOS A 6 A A A A A A I LOW RESTAURANT PRICES Reno folks will 'be especially welcome at The Eiitmore. iv ff rt -with moderate rates opgraiad by FlRANIK IR.WllSIHKDN Plan to Spend Your Vacation at These Hotels J. -Pedersen Resident Manager R. M11 Resident Manager AEBANY, N.

June a 28-year-old Albany mother sewed clothing in Sing Sing prison's death house for her three young children, defense counsel prepared tonight to appeal to Governor Herbert H. Lehman- to save her from the electric chair. Unless the governor commutes Mrs. Anna Antonio's death sentence to life imprisonment, she will he electrocuted this week for the slaying of husband, Salvatore. Mrs.

Antonio, police said, hired two men -to kill him so she could marry another. Daniel H. Prior, defense counsel, wil appear before the governor tomorrow to plead for clemency. Mrs. Antonio devotes most of her time to fashioning clothes for toer children.

Phyllis, nine; Marie, five, and. Prank, two and one-half, Prior said. Should Lehman decline to 'intervene, Mrs. Antonio will bs the first woman electrocuted in New York state since Mrs. Ruth Snyder was put to death with Judd Gray in 1928 for the slaying of Mrs.

Snycler's husband. pleas also will be beard tomorrow on behalf of Vincent Saetta and Sam Farici-who likewise are -under sentence of death. They allegedly lured Antonio to a secluded spot two years ago and shot and stabbed him. Police said their reward was to have been Antonio's insurance money. One of Nation's 'Loveliest Ten' NEW YORK, June "Prince" Childe de Rohan D'Har- court cotninued in jail tonight despite denial of Louise (Rosebud) Krist that the poet and ex-convict seduced her.

Taken before Magistrate William A. Parrell, D'Harcourt demanded right to marry Louise, who refused to sign a complaint against the man with whom she lived for 18 days. Louise said she wouldn't sign the complaint because she loved D'Har- court and didn't want to see him in jail. "But," pleaded a detective, "this man seduced you!" "He did not!" the tall, attractive girl snapped back. D'Harcourt is held without bail pending investigation of the case and the girl, who disappeared from a Greenwich Village poetry circle meeting with him on June 1, is in a home for wayward girls.

Explosion Toll Is Three DETROIT, June third fatality as result of naptha- lene burns incurred in an explosion at the Ford Motor company's plant- was recorded today. John Gross, 35, Detroit, sucumbed. Navy Demand Criticized TOKYO, 'Wednesday, June 20 (U.R)--Outspoken of Japan's demand- for a greater navy under a new treaty voiced in the United States -by William V. Pratt caused widespread comment among naval leaders here today. Mrs.

A. Constant Bilicke of Los Angeles, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Lusius Gray, who has -been chosen one of the ten most beautiful in America. S. F.

Convict Makes 17. His Second Escape! S. Investigating War Supply Dealings SACRAMENTO, June --William Godfrey, 45, convicted San Francisco robber and forger, made a second escape from custody today and was still at large tonight. Wes.ring handcuffs, slipped away from Deputy Sheriff Sam Parker of San Francisco in a crowded stage depot here. He was taken to Folsom prison.

In 1919 Godfrey fled San Quentin pros- on guards and later was recaptured. HISTORIC SCHOOL CLOSES OYSTER BAY, L. June (U.R)--The little gray schoolhouse where the children of the late President Theodore RoosevelS learned the three R's will be closed when the present term ends June 28 as an economy measure, the board of education decided tonight. Attended 401 Commencement OTTAWA, Kan. (U.R--When J.

E. -Shinn graduated from Ottawa university in 1898 he was so impressed with the commencement exercises that he decided to attend them every year. For 40 years he has attended the graduating exercises of his alma mater. Mrs. Harriett Spann will preside.

Man, 98, Hitch-Hiking ST. CLAIRSVILLE, Ohio. and hearty at 98, John New passed through here on a hitchhiking trek to Oklahoma, where he said he would "search for work." NEW HOTEL XFOI Every Room With Tub and Shower 2.00 2.50 3.00 Double 2.SO 3.00 3,50 Twin Beds $4.00 NOTHING HIGHER OAKACI SOTVICE A. (Ted) Huu. MJI Hirlit in Mitoo SAN FRANCISCO 200,000 Pound Wool Clip POLSON, Mont.

(U.R) Montana's largest clip of wool from one grower this year was shipped by the C. Small company of Poison. It comprised 200,000 pounds and was collected from 20,000 shsep an average of 10 pounds per back. A WASHINGTON, June Congressional investigators today dug deeper into war department transactions in an inquiry which Rep. William N.

Rogers, democrat, New Hampshire, predicted "may send some of these fellows to jail." The house committee, which already has called for removal of Brig. General Benjamin D. Foulois as chief of the army air corps, heard testimony from Chief of Staff Douglas MacArthur on methods of other war department divisions in buying supplies and equipment. Kitten Case Considered BROOKLYN, N. June 19 -(UP)--Magistrate David Hirshfield is pondering a case brought by Mrs.

Frieda Wesley who says she advertised for a responsible person to adopt three kittens; that Mrs. Juliette Tuttle of Parke avenue, N. answered the advertisement; took the kittens; borrowed their mother to nurse them; now refuses to return the mama tabby. BIRTHDAY GIFT OP CARPET TACK IS GIRL'S WISH ST. LOUIS.

June Little Norm a Anne Simons of Sedan, wants a tack--a regular carpet tack for her birthday present today, and Dr. I. D. Kelley, hopes to present it to her. The child came here for an operation to remove a lack from her rignt lung, believed to have been lodged there for three years.

mi Arranges for Conference in Dock Strike Land-Planning Problem Outlined in Berkeley BERKELEY, June --A land use planning program must look beyond present or temporary political conditions, including tariff walls. Dr. L. Dudley Stamp of the London school of economics said tonight in addressing the second general session of the American Association for the Advancement of Science convention. Dr.

Stamp, director of the British land utilization survey, asserted "the successful and lasting plan will be one which considers a maximum use of every acre it' land, and how best it can. be made to serve the community as a whole." Last Times Tonight Mat. 2:30 Eve. 7-9 Tops any picture ever made for thrill spilli, chills THE JOURXAp PRKSK--Commercial Printers-1'ublisher-s. a 12S North Comer St.

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jn 20-27(21) Florida Tarpon Anglers Ready ST. PETERSBURG, Pla. the full moon, of June falling on the 27th, tarpon fishermen from everywhere will make their annual mass attack upon the most sportive fish in Gulf and Bay waters when the big fellows roll in from ths deep. St. Petersburg's Tarpon club, more than two decades old.

will award prizes to fishermen hauling in the largest and the smallest. Fawns Resemble Holsteins MILWATJKEE (U.R) Two black and white fawns resembling Hoi- stein calves were born to a rein- dear dos at the Washington park zoo here. The mother deer with several others are used by a large department store at Christmas time for "Santa Glaus parades." The father of the fawns is in Alaska. Crater Lake May Be On Stamp PORTLAND, (U.R) Oregon philatelists yet may have an opportunity to add an Oregon stamp showing Crater Lake to their collection. The post office department has been asked to print a stamp recognizing the Oregon crater.

RAIN ENDS DROUGHT LONDON, June fell over southwest and middle England and Wales today, foreshadowing possible end of the months-long drought. SAN FRANCISCO, June Mayor Angelo Rossi tonight arranged a conference of union representatives and employers for tomor- Ow then spoke at a gathering of 10,000 striking maritime workers and their -families who interrupted almost every sentence with boos, cheers and hisses. The mayor pleaded for ''peace without, bloodshed." He asked the workers to refrain from drastic action. Earlier he two basic demands of a committee of 44 workers, representing 10 maritime unions including the longshoremen. Sentence Set for Today Jake Horton, arrested recently by Reno police, yesterday pleaded guilty to a petty larceny charge before Justice of the Peace August Frohlich.

He will be sentenced in the justice court at 10 a.m. today. I Don't Guarantee Satisfaction, but I Do Guarantee Results C. A. McCaf erty ASSAYER Is now located at 221 LINCOLN ALLEY, behind the Golden Hotel.

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