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Fair and slightly cooler thwest portion tonight; Tues- THE SALEM NEWS Compiete Sews Coverage of Salem and Vici nit VOM ME 145 Associated Press International Itews United Press SALEM. OHIO. MONDAY. Jt NE 21. 1927 EioHT i LATE NEWS THREE CENTS Bh LITTLE ISSUES BACK-TO-WORK ORDER USBON PLANS HOHTTO KEEP STATE GARAGE Chamber of Commerce, Groups Appeal To Governor NAME COMMITTEE TO l)IKE(T BATTLE Move to Former Y-0 Barns In Leetonia Set For July 1, Report LISBON, June Chamber Commerce, the Lisbon Kiwanis club and village officiaLs girded Ives today for a stiff fight th die state highway depart- meiit, declaring themselves willing go the limit to keep the state gliway garage in Lisbon.

Although no public announce- lit has been made, apparently founded reports state that the i.ghway department has acquired he former Y. O. car barns in leetonia and that the county of- and garages will be moved here by July 1. Efforts to sub- tantiate the reports have either I met with denials or no response. Appeal to Governor In an effort to clear up the ques- tion.

officers of civic organizations and city officials sent a telegram to Governor Martin L. Davey Fri- requesting an interview. The governor responded Saturday morn- 1 ing stating he was investigating the matter and would report as soon as he had conferred with John Jaster, state highway director. A special committee made up of five Lisbon men lias been appointed to represent the village in its efforts to retain the department. The members are D.

S. McMinn, president of the Kiwanis club; Clyde Hadley, president of the Chamber of Commerce; Clarence Robinson, president of village council; G. V. Eelte, council member, and G. Cecil ruuifcb.

mayor The committee earlier in the The News In Pictures: Bloodshed In Strike Zone Soviet Fliers Link Continents jfV -ffi: fi if K. Scene After Strike Hattie During (he drawn battle between Youngstown, police and 5,000 steel strike sympathizers who gathered outside the main gate of Kepublie Steel corporation tube null, the squad ear shown was overturned and Nirned. In sporadic hand-to-hand clashes, punctuated by gunshot volleys and tear gas barrages, strikers and police battled along a three-mile front for more than three hours. Two men were killed and more than 40 persons injured. Soviet fliers Land Three intrepid Soviet flyers who brought their low winged monoplane to a graceful landing at Vancouver, after a non-stop flight over the North Foie front Moscow, are seen as they received plaudits of a small group which witnessed the landing.

The livers, Chief Pilot Valeri ChkaJoff, Co- Pilot Gcnrgi liaidukoff and Navigator Alexander Brllakoff, were grounded 107 miles short of their San Francisco goal when a gas line leak developed. SOVIET FLIERS OPEN NEW ROUTE Alliance Girls To Enjoy Camp Routine ALLIANCE, June 21 Preparations are being completed for the annual Y. W. C. A.

camping sion at Camp Alomewa. near Sa- I taring Trio Rests In an- iem. July 4 17 Aftor The leaders for the group of 25 (ouver Alter nazara- who have already registerod wlU b(. OUS 11 II Jean Maus. nurse; Mary Nash, game supervisor; Mrs.

R. H. Ever(By Aaxociatea Preaa) 1 ett, cork; Mrs. Frances Mollenkopf, June assistant; Miss Marti ctmgrr. Auto Is Ditched As Driver Avoids Hitting Dog; 6 Hurt Plant In Alliance May Move to Akron Clevelanders' Gar Overturns On Route 11, Near I tier Pass and Lands Against Gulvert month wrote Jaster inquiring about1 The trans-polar flight that carried, handicraft; Miss Helen McCauslin, the reixrted move The letter was three Russian airmen over the top nature craft, and Mai 1011 Och- never Answered, committee mem- of the world from Moscow opened ampaugh.

general supervisor. 7 ARRESTED ON TRAFFIC COUNTS Draw Fines of $100 Apiece Clarence Rothbun, residing north brs state. Other efforts to secure a new to information from authoritative i prosaic commerce, the danng trio sources also have failed. State I said today as they rested here at highway officials here declare they the end of their epochal adventure, have received no word from the Only 592 miles -shoi of their Columbus office regarding the Oakland, the flier-, transfer. set their huge-winged monoplane South-County Assistance down here 8:22 a.

m. yesterday --------------Efforts will be made by commit- 22 mirmuTof hazardous TWO Automobile Drivers teemen to interest East Liverpool, hours and 17 minutes 01 nazai uou.s Wellsville and Salineville residents; 1 light from the other of the keeping the garage here. Accord- earth. mg to Mayor Rauch several East; They took off from Moscow a Liverpool residents have indicated 8 05 to the move on the wlth 6,000 nilu's between them Saiem was fined $100 and costs Lisbon is much more cen- and their objective, a large part I of Salem, was $100 and trally located than Leetonia. TTie consensus vnts of the southern part of the 1 char-je of driving wnile intoxicated.

ounty," the mayor stated Satur- aboul Rothbun was arrested Saturday is that the transfer would Worn Irom Ordeal night by state Patrolman affect the service in that section Obviously worn from their ordeal, Governor. the but reporting themselves in good Charles Land.sberger of R. of the Columbiana condition, the three men rose after arrested bv State County Motor club also have been a few sleep to participate Patrolman Van Allen Saturate rested. Committee members last night in a celebration broad- Qn a charge of driving while nave discussed the situation with cast during which Russian Ambus- mtoxicated was fined $100 and ciub officiaLs who have agreed to sador Alexander Troyanovsky act- by Mayor submit the matter to the board of Pd as interpreter Earlier the am- at Eajst Paiestine Sunday directors. A meeting lor this pur- bassador had said the flight proved Ijandsberger was arrested while Six occupants of a sedan driven by Paul Merkly, '24, of Cleveland were injured at 10 p.

m. Sunday. a seventh person escaped unit when Mernly swerved nts car to avoid hitting a dog on Route 14. neai the Pennsylvania railroad underpass northwest of Salem, and overturned. The machine landed against a culvert 1 Four other traffic mishaps were reported in the district over the i weekend.

Salem state highway patrolmen nabbed two motorists on charges of driving while intoxicated. Passing motorists brought the injured persons, sill of Cleveland, to Salem City hospital. I' ALLIANCE, June 21. Due to the absence a public airport and the lack of manufacturing facilities, officials of the Taylor Young Air- plane ure considering moving to Akron, C. Young, vice president, announced.

The plant, located here less than 1 a year, manufactures trnmn- r. planes. At present there are ap- prosimately 150 on the payroll. A 1 bid will soon be submitted by the company to Akron officials for two acres of ground at the Akron airport. RULES AGAINST INTERFERENCE Warren Jurist Grants IV- it ion of Republic Steel Gorp.

2 MILLS PLAN TO REOPEN Youngstown Violence Ivooms; Mediators Work By the Associated Press CLEVELAND, June 21 issued defiant marching orders today. With the zero hour set by steel executives for 7 a. m. tomorrow, involving about 24000 men in the strike ravaged Youngstown area, federal mediators strove desperately In Cleveland to effect a wttle- ment. Challenge Answered The back-to-work challenge, announced Jointly by Frank Purnell president of Youngstown Sheet Ai Tube, and by Republic Steel, drew a swift counter-challenge.

soon as somebody goes in those said John Mayo, Youngstown director of the Steel Workers' Organizing Committee. SOS will go out and there will trouble. will so many men (strikers) down there, tltey go in. can bring in outside men, you i Simultaneously, the threat of a general strike of 10,000 members of organized labor umbled in Warren, 1 14 mil 's from Youngstown. The threat developed inmmediate- ly alter Judge Lynn B.

Griffith, in a courtroom crowded with grim strikers, granted the Republic Steel Corp. an injunction restraining the I activities of strike pickets. "If a general strike is called, it I will be done quickly and without 1 advance said John Mci Keown, CIO organizer at Warren. Lewis Silent In Cleveland, John L. Lewis, the CIO strike generalissimo, stalked silent from the federal mediation ixmd conference niter an hbur and a half of discussion on the moot and tneir ODjecnve, a mige par-, 1 leetonia of it over impossible landing ter- by Mayor Han oi I .1 Leetonia.

1 th hit rnan had ever and given a 30-day jail sentence, among the resi- wnue naa ever hL lea of guilty a hern nnrt nf the before. intir aciuai xngni They are: Paui Merklv, the driver, abrasions of both Mrs. Walton Stallard. 32. possible fractured left arm, and contusions of arm.

Peggy Ann Stallard. 10, a daughter, bruises to face and body. Dorothy Reilly, 10. contusion to left knee and scalp Mary Mairnkk, fractured ribs and contusion to right hip. Dorothy Rogers, 24, possible fractured jaw.

Mr. Stallard was the only ibs Crowded Into Guard Rail John Kaslor of Wellington, N. J. escaped with only minor bruises at 9 a m. today when his car was I crowded into a guard rail on Route 224.

one mile east of Ellsworth, by another machine driven by Mrs, Rose Rosenberg of Chicago, state patrolmen were informed. Cars driven by Thomas Bachner of Youngstown and Mrs. Sanford Chilcote of Oakmont, figured I in a minor accident on Route 90 ncur Petersburg at 7:30 in. Saturday. No injuries were reported.

At Lisbon yesterday James Cox, I 10, son of Rev and Mrs J. Morgan Cox, of Lisbon, suffered a severe tut on the right side of his head ASSEMBLI FUND EIGHT LOOMING Legislators Return To Capital Today, Facing Stili Tilt (By Aasoclfttad Praia) WARRI N. June 21 Judge Lvnn of ontr.u'^ the prime natter of dispute in the 7-state of The first blast in the baek-to- work" movement came from PYank Purnell, president of the Youngs- who an- Griffith in Trumbull county common pleas court today granted the petition of the Republic f4tcel Corp for an Injunction restraining the activities of strike pickets. Under injunction Issued Ml wet Az Tube, Judge Griffith, pickets were re- nounced in defiance of Secretary -trained permanently from arming Frames Perkins' plea themselves with clubs or other jfor of the status weapons. obstmcUng streets or 'hat, lie would attempt to highways In the county, interfering 1 re-open the three sieged any persons in the county, in- company plants in Youngstown at tlmldating by threats of tomorrow.

senger not injured Hus va.s above bjs par whpn h(, ran lnUj an taken from the local automobUr whJ)p hLs bjf. night to the City hospital at Cl we- at the publk, squarfl Thp land was driven by Robert William- Mrs. Albert Hiller of Fair Oak. 1 SOn of 5 Sak.m O'is expected to be held shortly The present ownership of the car Lams seems to be as much in doubt as the impending action. County Commissioner Conrad Berg las denied any interest in the diers of the army was treated at East Liverjool hospital at 7:30 p.

m. Sunday for the feasibility of traru-polar com- driving a car on Route 14 near cuts and bruises sustained waen mercial flying. the automobile in which she vas The only witnesses to the end of Matthpws of ar. rid.ng with her husband Va.s nls one of the most hazardous iltghte (By Aaaoclntpd Preaa) June I.e-ila tors returned to the capital today, girded for a stern battle on the question of providing the state with gat operating funds after July 1 the battle centering cm how much money the departments must have to carry out their functions efficiently and economically. Arrayed 011 one side were members of the senate economy bloc, who arrived with a pie-drafted map I the of strategy in their effort to trip approximately $3.000,000 from the budget which will be offered iri a special message by Gov.

Martin L. Davey. On the other were the administration forces who contend the any per oris from entering the employ of the Republic Steel Corp. interfering with movement of freight trains or trucks, or damag- At the same time Republic Steel 01 announced it would attempt to re-open one of its mills tomorrow morning. Two were killing pmia rty of the steel and 20 injured at the mill Sat- Judge Griffith limited to 12 the i urday night in a raging liattle be- number of pickets who may be ata-1 Iwoen strikers and city police, tioncd at one time at the main! of tiie Nlies plant, and eight at the main gate at Warren, with W2 as the limit for six entrances at Warren, The court also enjoined the steel company from throwing objects at the strikers at any time or place, from threatening violence against ingncs the patrol on a charge of struck by another machine I colDge, Nashville Tenn.T Frank Ohio must have a budget in history were some amazed sol- drfvine 011 the Ellsworth bv Andrew Kinski, of Clarkslurg, Ranadell, of Kenton post hpre and reckless driving on the Ellsworth road, was cited to appear in Mayor W.

Va Harroffs court tonight. i accident occurred at the in- hoga county schools Cleveland wrn and a slmUar demal ta I thrTL UniversityR. O. T. C.

atu- Mayo. to have come irom Dr dents. flf Yrmnffstnan I tersection of Routes 30 and 7, nirth were scheduled to address the an Paul Beaver of Leetonia. Both men The men who made the first. Coates or Young, town.

Qf Liverpool when a tjRlke nual meeting of the Ohio i the LshUe had been credited with partial trans-polar flight from Russia to 2 cable on Mr. Kinski's car lap- Educational association today Educators Assemble SANDUSKY, June 21 Dr Den Cooke of George Peabody nn and approximating $89,500.000 a eon- Bahner, superintendent of Cuya- that caiwd the regular session of the legislature to adjourn I in disagreement and without ownership. TEMPERA TURES SALEM WEATHER REPORT Vesterday, noon Ve.sterday. 6 p. m.

63 the United States were Valeri on a charge of failure to atop at Chekaloff, pilot who did not once the intersection of Routes 14 and relinquish the controls in more 165 yesterday, was fined and than two-and-one-half days of fly- ozts by Major P. M. Howell at being- Georgi Baibukoff. co-pilot, and bring. Alexander Beliakoff, whose naviga-1 Harold B.

Wilson, of Pittsburgh. in a eg tSX. and by day. 6 a. m.

66 sniP Gause at Deerfield. Today, noon 71 ijwi the aocl uni which Eugene W. Gray, of Detroit, ar- Maximum 79 rested for reckless driving 011 Route 66 ed '4 Saturday by Patrolman Precipitation 1 5 pnee word ped. causing him to swerve into meeting opened at nearby car, enroute north, tin- Cedar Point last night with more ski was unhurt. than 1,000 educators in attendance.

Leipper Begins Work Today As Country Club Lifeguard of their unscheduled Year Ago Today Maximum Minimum Quartet Tikes On New Role NATION-WIDE REPORT (By Praia) they would not go on City Today Max that the plane would be dismantled Atlanta 70 cloudy 92 here. They added they would flv Boston 62 cloudy 66 by chartered plane late today for Buffalo 64 rain San Francisco, in company of Am- Chicago 72 cloudy 92 bassador Troyanovsky, who flew Clrir nr.ati 76 cloudy S6 here them. 68 rain 82 Jl. 70 rain bo Lightning Victim 1 Buried At Augusta 76 clear landing sPn tbe jmsky Rushan Member of Famed Saltii Hijih and Wittenberg Brass birdmen smiled wanly, wavea ana 1 then hastened ba Walter Abblett, of Salem, charged eral ManshalL barracks commander with reckless driving, was fined $10 VeWhen they late in the day. abd casts by Mayor Harroff Satur- The it p.

which previously defeated the administration budget, vva prepared to wail out the action of the house a series of rerew while the house votes on the administration appropriation. Lieut. Gov. Paul P. Yoder, arl- vLsor of the insurgent group, a serted a majority of 26 of the 36 senator were in favor of the reduced budget which the Davey forces claim would cripple state departments if the proposed tlons were enforced.

Following a meeting with the leaders of the economy movement over the eweek-end. Yoder predicted the senate would pass an anti-ad- 30th Anniversary Is Celebrated At Perry Grange Rally Perry grange celebrated Its 30th anniversary recently with N. Van Blaricom, charter master, and the strikers, and from making as- othp eharter officers in charge Mm Its against the strikers or their The grange was organized in January. 1907, under the leadership of Eli Brieker, the K. N.

Van Blaricom family and the Frank Bates family. Meetings were held in Pleasant Valley schoolhouse and later at the Bmith home on the Franklin The present grange hall was built 25 years ago by members who gave the materials and labor for the work. A debt incurred to build the hall was paid through various The five youths attending the at the I P108i'am, in in Columbus iiave joined 7001 Airs Frank Bates, v-is in- families The company was ordered not to move freight trains or truck, into or out of their plants until Wednesday at 6 a. m. Five Salem Youths Join Ohio Group In Hoy State Program other boys in planning initial events to get their mythical 49th state of the union completely organized, a letter from Charles Hotter, one of the local boys, to Dgion Commander E.

Zeper- nkk here revealed today. The youths left Saturday for Columbus where the Boys State program will continue 10 days. Iiotter, a candidate for city councilman at the make-believe capitol, reports campaign activities among the boys very strong. A general assembly program night afforded the "political candi- day. Held By Maccabee Kniuht.s There quite a difference be-j leipper, who plans to start on ministration budget Tuesday and dates a.

chance to boost themselves tween tooting a bass hoin on aron- hLs master degree at Ohio State, recess until the house p. an by talking from the stand cert stage and but university at Columbus this fall, is propriatlon bill He indicated tha: Following the talks, the boys di- Dale Leipper of Ba 1-m is pemctlyjthe lone member of the quartet to i the senate also would refuse to vided into two political parties, the capable of doing both. find hLs way back home for the consider any legislation other than Nationalists" and ipper, a recent gradual- of summer. And so, he'll be putting relief or bills of correctional i a- and prepared Wittenberg college at Sprinfa ld aside the big bass horn that ture. has been signed as life guarc for carried around with the quartet for Cleveland Columbus Denver Paso EAST ROCHESTER June 21.

iord' Canfield, New Waterford. Co-, tion to children of Countryjdub life saving examiner for two b' Ahgete 62 cloudy 88 in a Pennsylvania cemetery 1 To Izfir Kansas City 78 94 held Sunday lumbiana and New Lisbon, and one members of thp in a Pennsylvania cemetery. Member of Brass Miami cloudy 84 afternoon the Au Paul 70 partly 78 church for dre(i Chester Anderson and George Leipper was a member of thejride- qualifying for Eagle Sc Orbns 78 partly 84 East 'J lightning at McArtor were members of the ly-known Saiem quit t'. seven years ago. York 66 rain 74 was killed by a group in charge of ceme- along with Marion McArtor.pla Last year.

D-ipper wi Pittsburgh 66 rain 80 his home Thursday evening- the for an election Hotter was named a delegate to the state convention. Aside from the fun of the state, the boys heard of an InsLiuc- Unil tlve nature from state officials, Boy Scout leaders and State Legion ALLIANCE, June 21 A commit- Commander Cobb, tee of citizens has been soliciting Other Salem youths at the funds for the Alliance City band State are Dave Hart, Don Beattie, and for some time has held senior I during the last week, alt hough the William Jones and Harold Hoprich. and junior life saving degrees. He campaign does not officially start As a student at rg, first started life saving work while until Monday. It will continue ranking through Saturday.

1 In connection with the drive the Quaker City tent No. 144, Knights the Salem Country club this turn- eight years until some time in the In of Maccabees, held the annual me- mcr. Hcs been devoting of future when the four musicians morial service yesterday, decorating his time to music and up together again. NCekS the of former members in to the present, but now As a life guard. Leipper has as Hope and Grandview cemeteries to turn to the business of guading many qualifications as he does for here, others in Bunker Hill, Green- lives and giving swimming irJruc a musician.

been a Red Cross Solved MT AIRY, N. C. G-men were a charge of teries A total of 79 graves received King and Bill Holloway Thimu- ing instructor at the CCC camp inland, ore. 58 rain 64 Burial was in Au- memorial plants sical group disbanded with LL- Prior to that he life av-l40 band under the direction in to solve the local post- Washington ..74 cloudy 82 gusta cemetery. I Phoenix Hlth wa SPECIAL ONE LOT OF WO! Anz 108 JPiM girls WHITE SHOES.

40 HALD1-HUTCHESON. A regular meeting of the lodge tion ceremonies this year will be held tonight. The degree is now on hLs way to Fra team will go to Homeworth on study and Holloway and Ki June 29 to initiate a class of candi- teaching at Wittenberg whilefrork- mg on their master degrees of Emil Rinkendorf. will pre. ent a Prior to that he! concert on the public square Wed- kiutar life guard al Dm nesday night toj lake in 1934 and 1935 and had five years at Boy Scout (Continued on page 8.1 HOSIERY SPECIAL REG.

85c VALUE 89c 3 PR. $1.95 il ALDI-HUTCHESON office "robbery." Records had been cattered all over the office. The G-men found a clue soon after launching their probe. A bot- tJe of ink had been spilled, and a tell-tale rnaik had been left, tl was the footprint of a chicken. formal, consisting of Incident and reminiscences of early years in the grange.

The complete program follows: call of 15 charter members; history of organization of grange. Mr James McConner, 8 N. Van Blaricom and Frank Bates; songs by the young chorus; talk. Mrs Emma Kerr and Hayes Sitler; songs. Off to the Fair" and Miss Doris Tetlow, accompanied by Mrs.

J. Stoudt; ad- (gress, Mrs. Fawoett, Mlfls. uel Hilliard and Oliver Duke; "Cycle of the talk, by Eldon Grove; remarks, Mr. White of Lisbon grange; talks by Mr.

and Mrs. Hill of Lisbon grange. The next session will be held July 7. CCC Boys Learn Life Savin? LISBON, June 21. Members of the CCC camp located near Lisbon began an intensive course in swimming and life saving today at Guilford under the guidance of 60 experts from other units in the state.

The course will extend through the week and those successfully completing the work will be awarded senior life saving certificates next Saturday. The instructors are picked corps members from 30 OCC camps in the state. SPIC SPAN DRY CLEANERS ANY PLAIN GARMENT ANY TWO GARMENTS $1.25 WE CALL A DELIVER. PH. SS4.