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St'ocle Bond and Curb' Markets Complete in This Edition 1 1 THE WEATHER Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow Cooler tonight Slightly warmer tomorrow afternoon (Complete Report on Page 28) CLOSING PRICES ON PACES 24 25 26 BUFFALO MONDAY JULY 15 1935 VOL NO 80 Oopyrlthl 1935 Buffalo Iumn Mm THIRTY PAGES PRICE TWO CENTS Governor Lunches Preparatory to Bridges Dedication Reward of $500 Posted by News In Death of Girl Sum Will Be Paid for Information Leading to Arrest and Conviction of Hit-Run Speeder in Fatality The Buffalo Evening News hereby offers a reward of $500 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the hit-and-run driver who early Saturday morning killed Vera Meixner 21 of 107 Earl place as she waited for a street car at Main street and Jewett parkway Anyone having inf ormatlon that will lead to the arrest and conviction of this reckless killer should present it forthwith to the Safety Editor of the Buffalo Evening News ECONOMY EFFICIENCY OF PROJECT PRAISED Lehman Asserting Cost $400000 Under Estimate Delivers Address at Dedication Linking Isle With Mainland 1 By ED GOODING Hailed by Governor Lehman as an occasion momentous importance to the people of New York the Grand Island bridges were dedicated today ending the rural isolation of the river-bound township Pointing out that the bridges more than $400000 less than the governor declared this another example of what government honestly efficiently and devotedly administered can do am proud of the efficient devoted work done by the various officials of state government and various officials of local government to make possible this great industrial commercial and social Tribute was paid by Governor? 4 LEHMAN PLEDGES HARBOR BRIDGE AID Governor Tells Mayor Carry $2500000 Fund Appeal to Washington Among notables at the Hotel Statler luncheon which preceded dedication of the two Grand Island bridges today were left to right: Paul Schoellkopf president of the Niagara Frontier Bridge commission Governor Lehman Mrs Zimmermann wife of the mayor and Henry Werner chairman of the Niagara Frontier Bridge commission Other pictures on Page 8 and the Picture Page Grand Island Noted Resort Of Horse-and-Buggy Days Thousands of Buffalonians Spent Holidays at Fal-conwood Bedell House and Others Grand Island in the days following the Civil war was noted for Its exclusive resorts and famous clubs as well as for its picnic parks Thousands of Buffalonians annually visited the shores of the island on river parties before the advent of A Few Await Ferry As Bridge Is Opened Customers Scan River in Vain Due to Cancellation of Daily Boat Service Reckless driving in Buffalo must cease Conditions have reached the point where it no longer is safe for our wives daughters children or the aged to cross a street without incurring grave risk of being maimed or killed A Solemn Obligation The more killed and maimed it seems the more does careless driving thrive There is a solemn obligation upon every right-thinking man and woman who operates a motor car to do what he or she can to outlaw reckless driving It is a matter in the long run which affects the auto driver as much as the pedestrian There is a solemn obligation upon every officer of the law to see that the killers are taken into custody and prevented from doing further harm There is an ocean of difference between the reckless driver and the inadvertent offender against a minor traffic regulation Let's concentrate upon those who have succeeded in making streets as deadly as a battlefield Death Toll Now 59 Up to 11 o'clock this morning the toll of those killed in traffic accidents since the first of the year was 59 The total of those maimed and injured many crippled for life is 1738 Let the public the police and the courts make serious traffic violations as serious a matter for the reckless as it is for their victims Even so it Is unfair to put all the blame upon those who are encouraged in their recklessness by civic carelessness A city which tolerates the miserable traffic regulations that govern at Niagara square where pedestrians daily gamble with their lives in itself is responsible for the spirit of killing Cost 117 Lives In 1934 A city which doesn't work out traffic regulations which- expedite traffic while Insuring the safety of the driver and pedestrian alike cannot escape responsibility for the killings which have been taken too much as a matter of course Buffalo last year masacred 117 in traffic accidents 4004 were maimed and injured Fifty-nine dead so far this year 1981 injured thus far in 1935 Will it be your turn next? Will some one you love be the next victim? Let's give this wholesale destruction of human life and limb the attention it deserves In the meantime the NEWS hopes its offer of $500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the killer reported to have traveled at 75 miles an hour striking down a girl without giving her a chance for her life will have a salutary effect on the traffic massacre the automobile Grover Cleveland was one of the distinguished Buffalonians who spent much time on the island prior to his election to the presidency The Club Falconwood founded about 1858 by Lewis Allen and 85 wealthy Buffalonians occupied a pretentious site at the south end Mr Allen was the agent for Boston lumber interests which in 1833 purchased 16000 acres of white oak on the island and shipped it to New York and Boston shipyards where it went into the famous clipper ships Other early clubs were the Oak-field and tiie Island dubs' The Launch dub and the Altbeier dub are popular spots today Picnic 1 resorts were at Sour Spring grove Eagle park and Edge-water The Bedell house became a (Island Long Ago continued on Page 8 Column 8) REPRESENTATIVES OF FHA MAKING INSPECTION HERE Representatives of the Federal Housing administration today were in Buffalo Inspecting proposed sites for slum elimination and new housing programs Whether Chairman William Collins of the Buffalo Municipal Housing authority will visit Washington this week in the furtherance of the local program is dependent upon a conference: he is to have with the Washington representatives later in the day he explained Lehman to Jesse Jones chairman of the Reconstruction Finance corporation for aid given the project by the RFC Paul A Schoellkopf president of the Niagara Frontier Bridge commission and I am here in the neighborhood of Buffalo I must thank another Schoellkopf Alfred the efficient chairman of the State Temporary Emergency Relief administration" -Lauds Flood Work Praise of "government in action" also was given' by Mr Lehman as he discussed his recent tour of the flood-swept regions where "order is coming out of chaos where health and road conditions have been restored because the state mobilized an army of more than 25000 men in that area and' another army of 25000 was mobilized by co-operating local government agencies" As a pair of scissors thrust through a white ribbon the south bridge linking Grand Island to the Greater Buffalo metropolitan area was officially dedeicated by representatives of state and nation Speakers included Governor Lehman Mr Jones Robert Moses chairman of the State Council of Parks and Col Frederick Stuart Greene state superintendent of public works Mrs Lehman Cuts Ribbon Motor traffic sped across the bridge In the wake of this simple ceremony in which the shears were wielded by Mrs Lehman wife of the governor and Mrs Paul A Schoellkopf wife of the president of the Niagara Frontier Bridge commission Citing the fact that "our commission has worked more than six years (Ceremonies End Page 8 Column 1) continued 'on SPARKS FROM BONFIRE COMMUNICATE TO HOUSE Fire caused $500 damage to a two-story frame building at 439 Walden avenue this afternoon when sparks from a bonfire in the yard next door were blown against the building The flames started in the siding of the first floor and spread to the second story Damage was confined to the walls of the building Firemen under Batallion Chief August Rath brought the fire under control in 30 minutes The building is occupied by Mrs Jennie Doll the headquarters of the Fred Greiner Republican club and by a barber shop operated by William Schabo LAW TO ALLOW TURN ON RED LIGHT SIGNED Mayor Zimmermann today signed an amendment to the traffic ordinances to permit a right turn on a red signal effective immediately Signs will be posted at intersections where traffic is controlled by stop-go signals to inform motorists of the new rule which requires them to come to a full stop before turning right against the red Text of Address Made by Governor Lehman Expresses Thanks to All Who Had Part In Enterprise The text of Governor address at the Grand Island bridge dedication today follows: Mr Schoellkopf friends I am very happy indeed to be here this afternoon at the dedication of these bridges I have had a part in the planning and carrying forth of their enterprise Way back in 1930 I came here with President Roosevelt then governor and crossed on the Grand Island ferry toured the island and the mainland again and it was from that visit and the impressions of President Roosevelt that these bridges have become a reality An appropriation of $1000000 was made by the state but that was not enough to carry through the work We went to Washington under the leadership of' the commission and applied for a loan to the RFC A loan of $2800000 was granted which together with the money given by the state and the right-of-way given by the county of Erie made possible this work and Mr Jones as chairman of the RFC I want you to know how much personal satisfaction I (Text of Speeches coatiaued on FageAGelunei Prosecutor to Lift Permits of All Racketeers License Confiscated A drive to revoke automobile licenses of all "racketeers gangsters and crooks in Erie county" was mapped today by District Attorney Newcomb with Paul Briandi 28 of 438 North Division street a white slave case suspect as the first victim Briandi who was rearrested at 2 this morning by Detective Sergts Edward Kenny and James Ryan at the district request following his release in $15-000 bail last Wednesday is accused of compelling Miss Irene Badaszew-ska 21 of 99 Weaver street to lead an immoral life The case of Briandi was presented to the grand jury last Thursday A report is expected on July 22 Mr Newcomb said he will demand new bail of $50000 for Briandi whose automobile license he announced has already been picked up by police County Judge Bret Thorn revoked original bail of $15-000 after Mr Newcomb informed (Newcomb to Lift continued on Page 9 Column 1) 3 GERMAN MINERS DIE MANY TRAPPED IN BLAST DORTMUND Germany July 15 (A1) Ten miners were killed 32 injured and an undetermined number trapped underground today when an explosion 2400 feet below the surface set fire to the coal shaft in which they were working The mine employs 1400 miners Half that number were working rhen the blast occurred Confidence was expressed that the fire raging below which was said to be already "limited" could be extinguished in time to save the entombed workers SEVERE STORM BRINGS RAIN OF FISH TO AUBURN AUBURN July 15 It rained fish in the city today The fish came down out of the sky accompanied by heavy rainfall and a severe wind storm sweeping in from the direction of Cayuga lake Leroy Beard said "They were just little fellows about two or three inches long" said Mr Beard "I scooped up a handful and showed them to mother" ELECTIONS IN POLAND SLATED FOR SEPTEMBER WARSAW July 15 President Ignacy Moscickl today set Sept 8 as the date for elections to the Lower House of Parliament and Sept 15 for a senatorial ejection The elections will be under the new corporative constitution by which various corporative bodies will nominate candidates for the Lower House SENATE CARVES AAA BILL WASHINGTON July 15 The Senate today continued carving at the AAA amendment bill by knocking poultry package bees and queen bees from the commodities subject to marketing control by the secretary of Agriculture INDEX Section Page Amusements S-l Answers S-2 19 Behind the NewsS-2 19 Comics 28 29 Deaths S-2A 28 Editorial S-2i3 C0LS-2 18 Features MSBllcaalatai2 S-2 19 20 Financial S-2 242526 Kenmore News S-l 14 Lawrence Article S-2 19 News Chart S-l 3 Pictures S-l 18 Radio S-l 4 Society S-l 10 11 Sports S-2 21 22 23 Statistics S-2 26 Sunday Sermons S-l 5 7 Weather Report S-2 36 WiH Sqgus S-2 30 I Finding Woman 65 In Hotel Boom Held Insufficient Grounds The fact that a 65-year-old woman is found in a hotel room near midnight with a man other than her husband does not in itself constitute grounds tor divorce Supreme Court Justice Clarence MacGregor ruled today He dismissed the action brought by Arch Lyman Eggertsville against his wife Clara mother of several grown children by a previous marriage They were married Nov 7 1907 and have lived apart since 1923 Mrs Lyman who opposed the suit lives at 1497 Union road Ebenezer Justice MacGregor pointed out that Mrs Lyman on April 4 1935 told her husband that she was going to Rochester to visit her sister that she met a man named Cook went to the movies with him and then decided that it was too late to see her sister They went to the Roch-1 ester hotel Mrs Lyman said she did not know that Mr Cook had registered for them as Harrison and wife When witnesses for the husband gained entry to the room to inspect "leaking pipes" Mr Cook had his coat and vest off and Mrs Lyman had her coat off and was wearing house slippers Justice MacGregor ruled that there were "suspicious circumstances and the testimony of the defendant (Mrs Lynfan) does not in some respects ring true" He added: "Perhaps the plaintiff was premature in bringing his witnesses upon the scene but the fact remains that taking all of the testimony and the reasonable inferences to be drawn from the surrounding circumstances and even indulging in the presumptions that are permissible in actions of this character the plaintiff has not' established by a fair preponderance of evidence that the defendant committed the act" There are no children by the Lyman marriage BULLET KILLS CHOIR GIRL WHO TWICE TRIED SUICIDE LOS ANGELES July 15 Julia Graham choir singer of Sis-terville Va who came here to enter the movies and twice previously attempted suicide died in a hospital today from a bullet wound She was taken to the hospital from the home of Benjamin Reynolds Paramount cameraman whercushe was found this morning with a bullet wound in the left temple Reynolds explained that the girl was spending the night at his home visiting his family He was taken to a police station for questioning SOCK PICKED AS HE KNEELS IN PRAYER DETROIT July 15 Bank certificates and government bonds valued at $2000 disappeared from inside the sock of the Rev William Crain of Butler Ky while he was praying at a revival service he reported to police today "I understand how the certificates the 82-year-old Baptist minister said had them tucked away in my sock with the bottom of my long underwear pulled down tight over the sock" BUFFALO WOMAN NAMED RIVERSIDE CaL July 15 Dora Neun of Rochester is the new president of the Zonta International Service dub New district chairmen include Mrs Helen Rodgers of BikVbfab By WALT WANDELL Governor Lehman today pledged himself to carry to Washington officials appeal for funds for construction of a $2500000 high-level waterfront bridge The promise of the chief executive was made at a conference with Mayor Zimmermann and Chairman Frank Carr of the Democratic county committee The mayor after the meeting in the suite in Hotel Statler said he had been asked to fur- nish ill data necessary for the appeal for federal funds He explained that the governor had pointed out that the state highway department is obligated to spend be ween $4-000000 and $6000000 for emergency construction in the flood area If federal funds for the bridge are not forthcoming Immediately the delay may be due to these expenditures it was pointed out by city officials Chairman Carr represented the governor as saying that the state Highway department is in possession of all details concerning the (Bridge Aid continued on Page 8 Column 6) COURT TEST DELAYED IN DOG BETTING CASE The court test on betting at the new dog racing track this morning was adjourned by Peace Justice Benjamin Milne in Cheekto-waga Town hall to Thursday morning The additional time was asked by Wellington Wetherbee assistant district attorney to serve a subpoena on Murray Rosen secretary of the Mary vale Breeden Inc the organization -Which conducts the sale of certificates at the track in Mary vale road near Harlem road Cheektowaga Mr Wetherbee said the subpoena Is designed to bring into court the betting record and the method of operation TWO KILLED ONE INJURED IN SCAFFOLD COLLAPSE Special to the Burruo Eramra Kiwa DUNKIRK July Two men were killed and one seriously injured when a painters scaffold at SL school in Fourth street broke just before noon today and plunged them 50 feet The dead men are: William Hayes 68 56 Ruggle street painting contractor neck broken Nicholas Nasca 30 of 6 West Talbot street concussion of brain leg and side injuries The injured man is: Stanley Mekas 32 of 317 Eagle street Dunkirk leg and body injuries may be hurt internally TAYLOR GOLDSBOROUGH WIN COUNTRY CLUB GOLf- Mrs Nelson Taylor and Martha Goldsborough won the 2-ball foursome golf tournament at Buffalo Country club today with 108-22 88 Mrs Thew Wright and Mrs Wade Stevenson were second with RYAN TO GET ANNULMENT NEW YORK July 15 After conferring with attorneys for both sides Supreme Court Justice Salvatore Cotillo announced today that he would grant an annulment of the marriage of Clendenin Ryan Jr to the former Countess Marie-Ana von Wurmbrsnd Stuppach Vienna Mr Ryan and the countess were married in February 1934 when she was 19 TEMPERATURES JULY 15 6 PM' 75 7 PM 75 8 11 73 9 PJd 72 10 PM 72 11 PM 71 Midnight 70 1 AH A9 2 AM 70 3 AM 70 4 AM 70 8 AIL 69 6 AJLA9 7 AJL 68 8 AM 71 9 AM 75 10 AM73 11 AJd 73 Noon 73 1 PM 70 2 PM 69 3 PM 69 4 PM 69 Ten New Subs Also Ordered as Ethiopian Stand Draws War Nearer ROME July 15 VP) With war between Italy and Ethiopia increasingly regarded as inevitable Premier Benito Mussolini today ordered the mobilization of another regular army division and the creation of an additional division of blackshirt militia The Italian Ministry of Navy simultaneously ordered that construction begin immediately on ten submarines to be launched in November of this year Italy moved to Increase Its fighting strength in a third category also when the Air ministry called additional pilots and aeronautical specialists to the colors The War ministry also Increased the man-power of its mobile equipment by mobilizing motor drivers and mechanics of the classes of 1909 1910 and 1912 order brings the number of regular army divisions destined for East Africa to five Five Blackshirt divisions also have been created This means Italy will have at least 250000 men for service against Ethiopia should war begin Ordered to Africa was the Sila division of the regular army under the command of Gen BertinL A new regular army division to be known as Sila IL will be created to take its place in the national defense forces (Mussolini Calls continued on Page 2 Column 1J SON OF PRESIDENT FILLS CADDY'S ROLE FOR FRIEND KNOXVILLE Term July 15 (ff) A tall youth identified by several persons as John Roosevelt youngest son of the President caddied at the Municipal Golf course here Sunday for a friend it was revealed today Tommy Wright runner-up In last state golf tournament said the youth was introduced to him as John Roosevelt and made no denial of his identity Mrs Martin Kennedy said the youth carried a golf bag for Lyle Peterson of the TV A Forestry department 3 CHINESE ARRESTED FOR QUIZ IN SLAYING CHICAGO July 15 Three Chinese one a first cousin of the missing Harry Jung were arrested today for questioning in connection with the butcher murder of Ervin Lang The trio was taken from a North side laundry where a white woman and a Chinese were seen last week Police believed the woman may have been Evelyn Smith named as the actual killer of Lang bobbed-hair mother-in-law confessed that she paid the girl $500 to have him killed HOLLYWOOD OFF GUARD! Candid cameraman takes amusing pot shots of -stars unposed First photograph today on Page 6 RUSSIA TURNS THE CORNER Willia McDermott and Webb Miller show present-day condi-- tions in Russia On Page 2 Ft Erie Race Results State troopers under Sergt William Ireland of the Wanakah barracks were on hand at the South bridge Eight troopers and five motorcycles comprised the squad Deputy Sheriff Marvin Davidson was in charge of 15 deputy sheriffs at the South bridge Nearly the entire complement of the town of Tonawanda Police department was stationed at the entrance under Police Chief Elmer Mang and Lieut Charles Eggleston State conservation men also were stationed here under Inspector Willard Tillman The American Red Cross has a tent just to the right of the bridge entrance Despite the fact that it was circus day in Buffalo it also appeared to be circus day at the bridge Men and boys selling balloons and flags and other knick-knacks were overrunning thq bridge entrance A little note of pathos was lent to the occasion when passers-by along (A Few Await continued on Page 9 Column 3) for Tomorrow FOURTH Purse $700 3-year-olda and up foaled In Canada 5 furlongs: Kplcurui 98 Hittlo 3 Battle Plana 106 Worthy Duka 117 Sweeps tall 117 Asperga 03 Worthing 95 eater Hatter 117 PXFTH RACK Tburaino Hotel Puree 5500 3-year-olds and up 1 mils: Mias Monoa 115 Happy Bind 193 Grainger 107 Cbartrei 113 Red Rod 107 Catawcep 100 Shady Well 104 Heedless Gal 105 SIXTH Claiming MOO 3-year-olda and up foaled la Canada 1 1-15 miles: Chaste Mora 113 George Miller 112 xRoaesUla 99 Flneaee 110 Mish lfash 109 Which prig 104 -Mrs Hogarth entry SBVXNTH Claiming 9600 3-year-olds and up 1 1-16 miles: XVIckl 105 Prince Rupert 107 Loeara 113 Attribute 115 Trim ba nova no George De Mar 115 xppset Lad 110 Denelaira 113 Slack Jewel no Pert Dearborn 115 Apprentice oUowobco claimed Mythical Lore 107 Hardy Dan 112 a-Mlseouri Jim 112 xBig But 104 a-Roche D'Or 112 Quatra Bras 112 FIRST Purse $600 claiming 3-year-olds 6 furlongs: Cosmic Prince 107 585 340 275 Lady Coyne 102 380 285 Worthy Choice 104 425 Time 1:15 1-5 Also ran: Meddle Bunetta Little Caesar Galthea Mestallup First First Desweep SECOND Purse $600 claiming 3-year-olds and up 6 furlongs: Roentgenologist 110 7985 5180 2060 Alcodema 113 Hickling 1805 895 Proteus 115 Murray 5 590 Time 1:15 1-5 Also ran: Sea Lassie Zakuska Port Royal Masonville Starella 2d Background Stirred Up Sass Ana DAILY DOUBLE Cosmic Prince and Roentgenologist paid $52330 for $2 Germany Assailed By Yatican Organ Catholics Forced to Abide by Sterilization Laws Is One of Complaints VATICAN CITY July 15 The Osservatore Romano Vatican newspaper strongly attacked Nazi Germany today for its alleged failure to carry out the concordat with the Vatican on three points including forcing of Catholics to abide by sterilization laws "For some time Catholics in Germany have been passing through difficult times for defense of their dogma and Catholic morals and inalienable rights" the newspaper said "A dolorous situation has been created This is unexplainable because it not only is unreconcilable with public assurances the chancellor of the Reich gave on tjHng session of the government to resi the Catholic church and abide the Concordat previously signed but also because it is in complete contrast with the concordat signed July 20 1933 which completely revalorized the preceding accord suring German Catholics liberty of Profession and public exercise of the Catholic religion" The Osservatore said opposition to the church in Germany was first believed sponsored by leaders of the pagan faith movement and not supported by the government Ft Erie -Entries nSST KACE Cllmitif 600 3-TMr-olds sad up 6 lurlonB: Crimean- Rock Slim Tail Mona tack Mias Scott Tbaoa aSiottr Xkia xAlwin Merry Bad 107 106 107 100 115 100 101 107 Vwrtor Out 106 Maemere 115 Plain Ban 11s Broadcaatar 112 zChmrln 1x0 Attic Bird 105 Mnckte Do 112 8BOOND Claiming (600 3-ycar-oldc and up furlongs: ssssr 107 JJO HeweU loo Skerry Boy 110 a-Surf Bather Bmrtep 113 Happy Warrior 115 Dun Vera 115 Heap Good lot Bean Kilranc 112 Orey Hip 108 Onr Hobby 113 a-Tannla 105 Hooligan 112 Qibaon entry THIRD Claiming 6600 3-year Ida 6 tnrlonga: Doe Oater 113 e-Royal Suchass 107 Ill a -Tan no Bud Royal 109 Golden Septra 110 xMy Surprise lit zTollmata a-lCrs Henderson entry.

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