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21 THE DETROIT FREE PRESS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, McCann Clews J0? 1 Forest Blazes lcmf Edison Makes Bankers Plea Are Filed in Court Sign NRA Pledge Nudist Colony Found Clean and Healthy by Detroiters Held in Check ade in Vain Found in Home Copyright Violation Charged $800,000 Cut Approval of Utilities The nudist colony which was to Beer Garden But Fires May Flare 1 Abner E. Larned. chairman of Detroit Recovery Committee, reported Thursday that W.iXiO pledge cards have been received from Detroit consumers who promise to deal only with stores which display the Blue Eagle. Letter carriers have distributed a sheriff near Allegan, AU Must Guarantee enthusiastic and elo Automobile Found in Parking Lot if Wind Rises Body Is Asked quent defenders in the members of on? Detroit family. Deposits, SaysU.Z i eral Court of five suits for dam- ages, the American Socie'y of Com- 1 posers.

Authors and headed by Gene Buck, launrhed a move to end allegedly unauthorized i They are Mr. and Mrs. Robert 7-A. The a approximately 400.000 cards and New evidence discovered by Tn- wl" K'v rSrn a consumers' Forest firea in Isabella and Mid- t0hn I of the -Blue Eagle emblem. land Counties today mere success- i-vriiij-vjiir-vewr- bankera 'u'anre wa for their i oW Richard, who were Intro-! The rt of he rate reductions promised bv the Droit Edison Co was tendered Thursday in a reouett direned to the State I'tilities Commission asking approval of the ''F th tond of 1h dured into the colon' fully checked from cutting new paths through second growth and brush with immediate danger to oil only la.t use of copyrighted music In Detroit beer gardens.

Since May, according to Sylvan Grosner. attorney for the so- a vacation Homicide Squad Thursday led htm A. J. Barnaud. district manager, to announce that he expects more United States Department of Corn-definite clew.

Friday as to the merce. announced that another 710 whereabouts of Edward McCann, Detroit employers have NRA suspected wife murderer. McCann codes. There are now 31.6M firms -r given to under- week, and hope to open that there if the authorities WM be of no "URded to let it ooerati spend 'iTA would be of no suRded to let it operate. can be wells and farm property minimized.

proposed ra'e Th adjustment to rr "arn nv would affect 3onor to jonon con Although smoulder in several sections and sumers, whose hilis would chopped approximately an In the City with zw.Wtf employee under the recovery act. sic. Inspectors of the society have might easily be whipped into life nually. again by a strong wind, It is understood that the pro of the Tame had been progress P1" In 'hir nome at 8337 Jameson O'Connor. Comptroller Thursday, the Millards agreed i.

Currency and one of the to talk about their introduction to ri ho will 'direct the deposit life in the nude, "provided." said m'n c. nlan listed before the Mrs. Millard, "there will be no fn Association re-gestion of levity about it." American Roosevelt to all "It will no doubt be difficult for y.nv objections to deposit 'most people to believe that such a their man, community can be run on a h.i. posed change concerns chiefly the smaller commercial consumers. checked tonight.

I their admonitions with letters. Extensive backfiring Wednesday! i. In the complaints filed in court 1 whose rates President Alex Dow left his home at 3031 Stanley Ave. last Monday, soon after the arms and legs of his wife were found in a field at Lyndon and Northlawn Aves. In addition to finding McCann't car in a parking lot on Cass near Michigan Navarre reported that at the McCann home two damp blankets were found which, under a laboratory Investigation, proved to bave been saturated with blood.

night and Thursday- forenoon. where th. beer testified before the Utilities Com ftrantv. oTnnnnriln which there atriot which shifting winds favored, and the checking of small firea that broke out in new areas kept the slice I v. first aim of the Na- of the moral conventions." Mr.

Mil- the -Injustire "is Balloons Feared Lost on Atlantic U. 5. Asked to Search for Four Airmen mission might be somewhat out of line. In Its letter the Edison company declared that it was impossible tn forecast accurately the extent of the reductions. It was asserted.

gardens entertained their patrons with music without the permission of copyright owners. Each offense, according to suit, carries minimum damage of I-'60. Those named as defendants are n.nUine Act of 1933. which I lard said, "for I would not have be- Banking flames under control. Worker concentrated today on a north and south road just west of the Pure Oil Co.

camp where j. for guaranty of deposits lieved it myself before I visited the pr0.v.'l- or le The act becomes place and mingled with the Jan. 1. I oniats." tn Da Richard A. Plckard, proprietor of nowever.

mat tnis eontempiaiea th. Alton. i(wT7 change is tht first of a aeries to -f un. for a time the lire threatened to He denary untruthful propa- jump the barrier and move into a Mack John Goeldi. Goeldl's Our best guess." the letter said, Beer Garden.

10637 Mack Ave had been distributed to the It small banks and inde- warrantee. swamp of thickets and grass where several producing wells are located. is that when this change has gen- Stanley Czajka. Scenic Inn, 2234 I i Tried Camp in Health Hunt They explained that their discovery of the camp was an Incident in their long search to build up Mr. Millard's health.

Once a victim of tuberculosis, he was Jater pronounced cured, but a subseauent ffect a K- In the search for the torso or the victim. Aurore. the McCann home has been carefully inspected except for a section of the cement-floored basement, which is covered by a pile of lumber. Detectives will remove the lumber Friday. The condition of the lumber indicates, however, that it has not been moved for some time.

Inquiry among McCann's neighbors Friday also disclosed that the hunted man was considered to be of (in Kirpunia nl 11 uuilir-BB na i n.i,,.. Fort Peter Van Parys. Wi CHICAGO, Sept. 7 (A. fears that two balloons in the Gordon Bennett Races mm have drifted out over the Atlantic Ocean and carried four men to their deaths were expressed by officials of the race tonight.

Beer Garden. 8725 Mack and William Jenzen and Ixla Maitral. Bill Beer Barn, 11823 Grand River Ave. The fire In the Lee-Porter area that Wednesday threatened to sweep into the prolific new pool, where there are several 5.000-bar-rel-a-day wells and the air is heavily gas-laden, was comparatively IIIHUIll nni'lutv III lll.n"-. this revision we are gambling that thev will improvel then after a year's time we will find that this rate change has cost us about J8O0.000.

"This revision will be followed shortly by another, and after these two have been tried out we expect pendent banKs wuum under the act. Anawers Objection and forceful contradic-lnn of objections by the bankers, pMiV made a loud define! for deposit Insurance, as re- in of the to Cong-ess. The United States Army. Navyiwmd, Several score workers con Seaway Treaty's vicious character and that he was known to carry a pistol, Navarre and Coast Guards were asked tn tinued on duty tonight to prevent, if aid in searcning tor tne oaiioons. pollSlDe any new outbreaks I L.

II' .1 that a third change will be ad- Hi PF A law makes a oi ine said. There is little possibility that I Mis. McCann was shot before she dismembered, however. Navarre believes, because no shots were RlfkPr tO Rflllv The rate adjustment now up for uairtci a iu iauj tn, ronJ)nUon. attack of a combination of influ- i eny.a and pneumonia left him in an underweight condition which he has 1 never been able to remedy.

Not long ago a copy of a nudist magazine fell Into their hands and they noticed among advertisements that of the Sun Sports League, conducted at Allegan by Fred Ring, of 1817 Portage Kalamazoo. Following a correspondence with Mr. Ring, they drove up to Allegan to I examine the camp over last week-' end. i "The theory behind the move-' ment, as I see It now," said Mr. Millard, "la to allow sunshine, fresh air and clean water to come in contact with the body and purify, i not only the body, but the mind.

I on one in wnii-ii naiu i. Orman. perhaps the most noted oi American balloonlsts. was pilot. Canadian authorities were asked to co-operate.

The two balloons took off from Curtiss-Wright Airport here at 6 p. Saturday, and it would have Gils A. Feuhr. of Gladwin, dis-tritt warden, obtained the services of an airplane to scout the terrl-i tory this afternoon and direct I workers when visibility became bad from the fire tower at Oil City, Smoke lay dense over thousands of acres and this afternoon moved MWWBpWMWiMIIMMMIIIiMI lllllll I rHf.u 14 l.St. Convention Here Will Push Movement been impossible for them to remain counter move to- the Commission a order of three weeks ago insisting on a rate slash of $1,500,000.

To forestall this slash the Edison company went before Circuit Judg Leland W. Carr. in Lansing, and cbtained a temporary restraining order against the Commission. There Is to be a hearing on this order Sept. 12.

The Commission's order of a theory that oepowntii. their money. 3 Deposit insurance will banish bank rims by giving assurance of absolute safety- 4lt will obviate the necessity postal savings bank and return to the banks more than a dollars in deposits. jThe art will extend credit and modify cash reserves. it wjU save banks millions or dollars bv eliminating Interest on by an east wind rolled into Mt.

Pleasant, laying down a blue haze over the entire community. Sheriffs' Meeting Hits State Police A drive for the ratification of the Great I-eVes-St. Lawrence Seaway Russell J. Martin, regional! su- heard, while, at the time of the slaying, about 3 a. m.

Saturday, neighbors heard moans coming from the MaCann home. Mrs. McCann probably was slugged. Navarre said, and then smothered until she lost consciousness. While there has been little evidence that Mr.

and Mrs. McCann quarreled violently, Mrs. Louise Sanf.ers, of Hull, a sister of the murdered woman, told police Thursday that she had recently received a letter from Mrs. McCann in which she wrote: "If you don't get a letter from me every week, notify the police." Mrs. Sanders arrived In Detroit pervisor of the Conservation De- Treaty will be launched during the partment in the Gladwin district 'twelfth annual convention of the in the air longer than Wednesday noon, Manager Cliff Henderson said.

Four other balloons in the race landed. Van Orman piloted the Goodyear IX. a civilian entry. The other missing balloon was a Polish entry, piloted by Capt. Francizmck Hynek.

SI SOO.000 cut was the outgrowth of uegardless of how provincial- reported inursaay mat a heavy l-akes Harbors Association In more than a year of litigation fog had settled over the Gladwin Detroit Oct. 19 and 20. Mayor initiated by the City of Detroit demand deposits. I minded persons may feel about it 7 The expense ana worn in Bri area and was helping to curtail 1 Daniel W. Hoan.

of Milwaukee lZZTrr'Mnite in Appeal for to grow. ng up the machinery is not forest and brush fires that have 1 president of the Association, an- Henderson said he believed that a been raeinp there several rinvs H. i nonnreH ThnraHav In Milwaukee hibitlve- More Co-operation The tprent grow-in oi ut-iuus he Postal Pavings Bank, O'Connor whose counsel demanded a blanket rate cut of at least $.1,000,000 annually pending an audit and appraisal to establish a new late basis. Th Commission denied petitions for the audit and compromised on the demand for reduced rates with the $1,500,000 cut. balloon sighted Tuesday over the fog dampened the air and I United States senators from Ne-Hampshire but unidentified because 1 ground and was giving his crew of Minnesota.

Wisconsin, Indl-of Its height, might have been i more than 800 men a better chance ana. Ohio and Michigan have been He said that before the family was admitted into the camp there was a careful explanation of purpose, and it was made clear that it was not necessary to disrobe. were "intere.ung nm ainmi- Wednesday night with her brother, I either the Polish entry or the Good He placed tne present tixni ti etn a.awara ues jarains, oi uiiawa, year IX to fight the fires. invited to speak during the two- Reports of forest fires near De-jday session, Mayor Hoan disclosed, ford and Kingston and on the Mil- Meanwhile the' Detroit unit of the Ont. PONTIAC, Sept.

7 A plea for "sincere and honest co-operation" from the State Police was voiced by the Michigan Sheriffs Association in a resolution unanimously at pui ni i.u.v,-(Vi0.0iO the peak load of bank withdrawals on last March 4. Each of the missing balloons car- Catch Spirit of Place baglnaw and Bay City police late i.j llntrton Game Preserve were re-' program committee, headed bv Her. "We went inside and parked our The guaranty P'n woum put an iteiaiis were pert Ward. Is making extensive Thursday began an intensive search WMtner report, but had no sending I ceived Thursday for McCann after two waitresses In equipment. laming, out tne reports said sev- preparations to get prominent in- Van Orman once saved his life "al near Deford were de- dustrialists from here and else-over the ocean by signaling to a 1 Btroif l'.

A fire Is burning I where In the Great Lakes region to lacking, but the a naiuriur pinnu flic linn lime south of Saginaw reported that bank deposits of J2.S00 and less under guarantee Jan. 1. When the art he-omes fully operative next July 1. deposits not exceeding would be guaranteed 100 per they had served the fugitive a sand- on M-S3 between Caro and May- speak wich and a glass of beer. ville.

steamship in Morse code with a flashlight. rent, those under JM.000 by 75 per Unless one of the missing bal rent, and those anove to ot) Autoist Kidnaped, His Wife Reports A city-wide search was starter! Thursday night for Joseph Nesbitt, 45 years old. 432 S. Eastlawn service manager for the Autocar Sales and Service after his wife. Jessie, reported that ha had been kidnapped.

Mrs. Nesbitt said that she and her daughter. Agnes, and her husband were in a drugstore at Chalmers and E. Jefferson Ave. Her car, he added.

"And. after watch-! adopted at the September session Ing the activities for some time, we of the group at Waterford Thurs-began somehow to feel that we day afternoon. ought to be ashamed of being The resolution, offered by Sheriff ashamed. Richard was the firtt lo Roy Reynolds, of Oakland County, fall into the spirit of the place and asks the Michigan Bankers Associa-was out of his clothes and playing tion to use Its influence to Induce volley ball while his mother and the State Police to give such co-I were still hesitating. Then we operation.

made up our minds that we would The resolution was adopted fol-Join the group, although I think lowing addresses by Kenneth it must have been a half hour be -1 Burns, representative of the Bank-fore we completed the process. era association, and Judge Frank L. That done we were no longer Doty. Burns explained tricks loons has landed safely at a greater I Qfrilri in enrcA 1 rtA distance, the winner of the 1933 con-; Jti IKC ill ICVCldllU. per rent.

In issuing a call for the drive, Mavor Hoan said: "The selfish opposition of the Seaway must be met and overcome bv spirited and united demand from all the cities of the Great Ijikes basin and territory to profit from this great waterway." Einstein Reported on Nazi Death List He then quoted tikuicb niiwiK M.76 per cent of deposits In American hanks amounted to less than Halted by Johnson test is Lieut. Commander T. G. W. Settle, who landed his naval balloon on Long Island Sound, a dist ance of about 750 miles.

each. Walter J. Cummings Named Speaker to Discuss NRA CLEVELAND, Sept. 7-A strike which threatened to tie up Cleveland's transportation facilities was called off inneflnltely tonight at the behest of Gen. Hugh S.

Johnson, i NRA director. ashamed. It's hard to explain, but! used by swindlers in defrauding Prizes c. i i husband went nut first and she and LONDON. Sept.

7 (U. The Daily Herald asserted today that the German Nazi organization Fehme1 had placed Albert Einstein, world famous scientist, on its "death list" and had offered $4,000 to the man who "silenced" him. banks. to Guide Insurance Program WASHINGTON. Sept.

7-Waltcr tunc naa a Jt-nni ui IIFCIKIIU, (II mental cleanliness, such as we had Sheriff Reynolds'declared that the State Police constantly have sought never before experienced. Street car men were to stage a Cummings. of Chicago, today was The Millnrds scoffed "Promise." a giant hog weighing walkout at. a. m.

tomorrow hut. the to place local officers in an unfavor- at appointed by President Roosevelt nection with the NRA," will be dis-! Un. 'to SV.f "21! tr i Just in ttm lo JNeabitti cr Bo'd' rounding the corner. A man tary of the Retail Merchants As-1 crourhed ln the she soclation of the Detroit Board of; Sh, coud for Commerce, at a luncheon meeting anyone wishing to kidnap her hus-of the Detroit Laymen's Club in band and detectives believed that it the Hotel Tuller Friday. (was an attempt at robbery.

nistrator of Federal insur-1 allegation that the colonists could "hie light by claiming inability to as admi obtain co-operation from them. be guilty of indecent exposure. The snre of hank deposits. at least 1.000 pounds, Thursday was after Johnson's letter was received, judged by experts to be the out-1 the executive board of the union standing entry tn the swine classes delayed the strike pending further at the Michigan Farm and Indus-j word from Johnson. Acting with E.

C. Bennett, of Denver, and Comptroller J. F. T. camp, they pointed out, is on a high bluff, fenced off from surrounding level country, and completely surrounded with a dense "We are always anxious to cooperate.

I would like to be able to call In the State Police and ask them to help with a case where my trial Fair, BLANKENBERGHE, Belgium. Sept. 7 (A. Prof, and Mm. Albert Einstein plan to leave Belgium tomorrow aboard the yacht of a friend.

Their destination has not been announced. Although the professor was not unduly disturbed over Information that a secret German Nazi organization had set a price of 20.000 'men are handicapped because of be- thicket of second-growth scrub oak What the Radio Offers (Programs are printed at issued bj the stations listed and are subject to chants without smite.) "Anyone who saw the colonists lnK to 'e" known the com- O'Connor. Cummings Immediately siartrd the preparations for placing into operation the Glass-Steagell Act. which, after Jan. 1, will guar-sn'eo all deposits up to $2,500.

The riiie piedictlona from the F'ankers Association that the act would force hundreds of did so only after going to a great deal of trouble to arrive at an ob munlty or for some other cause. We have found that the State Police want to take charge of the marks ($6,800) on his head, police servation point," they said He la a three-year-old and was entered by George F. Routson A Son, of Seneca. The hog, a spotted Poland China, captured the grand championship of the Fair in his class. Other swine prizes follow.

IMWPSHIKKS AtiKP SOW Ocim Bhkle. of Ccnlerville. fiii-t mid (ntt. SKNKIR YKARI.IVG SOW first, and K. t.

HunsTt'iril A Son. ot oncoiii. nei-nnd JltMOR VRARI.INO SOW first they added, they 'ra" entirely and have no, desire to continued to maintain a strict guard In the camp, W.IR TSO K- M.ters ww.l -o Kt. 7 Ill ev: Meters 6411 Kcj. bSH Meters WJRg WMBC.

WEXL K- a. 310 Miura Kcs. II 1 Meter. 1.1 10 K-. Meters harks 10 rinse were called "ridic-! i 1 assist.

iicht ma vnin, ulcus by Mr Cummings. aRe )n indulgence, among them, a this. In the Mi rummings, a president State Police radio broadcasting. If CKI an. Carte- fne Mi.

Idle West corporations and universities of the Country, and WEXI. Waller (iolanakl. director on the boards of 14. has Employee Robbed of Nearly $2,000 families of good reputation in their communities, 'Moral Atmosphere High' imiin lin'licij 1 wuiii 1 11 III some other parts of the state and the State Police get a tip that the robbers are hiding In a woods in Oakland County their practice is to send a car from Lansing or some 1:0 P. M.

WJR Pon Bestar1. Music- E'hel fthuttt and Walter Keefe wwj Draronetts and heen aiding the Administration since Secretary of Treasury William Wnodin placed him in rhariie of re-opening the cloeed hanks after the March holiday. "The moral atmosphere of the nl 4illorJ ,1,4 other distant point rather than noti- Leonard tteel a Mutte. shame the average wpeetable i he "hriff'! whose Iwtality the tiA ueurvru Illuuen. slightest house-party.

The sugges Eight of Machado Family tion of Indecency in word or action "We need a new Idea of public service in the State Police Depart- iter 1 1 1 Is enough for forcible eviction. No Highlights of the Programs 0:1.1 A. W.IR Breakfast Club. :30 A. WWI Cheerio.

A. CKI.W Luxembourg Hardens A. WIR I nlted State Marine Band. 11:00 A. M.

4 KLW Harold Knlght'a Music. 11:30 A. M. WW.I On Wingi of Song. 12:00 Noon WXYZ Rex Battle's Concert F-n-semhle.

12:30 P. CKLW Madison Ensemble. 1:.1 P. M. WXYZ Karl Harger'a Music.

2:00 P. M. WW-! Sonata Recital. P. M.WJR Cosmopolitan Dance Mualc.

P. CKLW United Statea Army Band. 3:4.1 P. M.WW4 Street and Highway Safety. 4:00 P.

M. New York Iay at Century of Progress. WWJ Symphonic Dance Music. 5:4.1 P. M.

'KLW Men's Tennis Summary. fiMO P. W.IR Sunset Serenaders. 7:00 P. M.

WJK Fthel Shutta and Walter O'Keefej Don Beat or 's Mualc. P. M. CKLW Irvin S. Cobh.

8:30 P. WW.I Victor Young's Music. P. M. WXYZ The Friendly Hour.

10:00 P. CKLW Etan Evans; Concert Or- chest ra. 10:30 P. M. WW.I Mark Fisher's Music.

CKLW lluy Lomhardos Mualc. 11:30 P. M. WJ Shoreham Dance Music. MORNING rRIH.RAMS Mil A.

M. W.m Martha and Hal. CKLW Happr Joe. W.IBK Bida You Good Moraine A. St.

WJR Japanese Xylphoniat. Tl.tO A. M. W1R Lew White, organ. ww.i Morninr fietrotTons.

wxyz Sunrise RreakUat Club. WMBC Cofiee and a im a. M. w.tR Morninr Perotiona. WW.I Morninr tiloriet rgt.W Little Jack Lull.

W.IBK Jack Dourlas S'MRC Heal Estate Reports. WKXLr Morning RaviTai. 1.1 A. M. W.IR Brenkfast Ctuh.

WW.I Bradley Kincaule. CKLW Musical H'tlisnots WMBC. Morninr Burle. 11:30 A. WWJ Cheerio.

ini.w Hanpy Baker. WMBC Ruia and Clara. P. M. WXYZ The Hnllvwoodera.

rKI.W Memory Sonra. WMBC Sltorla Rolew. 1:30 P. M. W.TR Potash and Perlmutter WXIZ Urn Rialaa Mualc; Rusa Neff i-eaving v.

o. ior monircai is allowed on the premises Teacher Refuses to Yield Scepter and eei-onn. and Hiinfferlmrt. third SENIOR SOW Pit; Bxkle, IirH. srtd A.

J. anitibelt. second. SOW I'lli Hunjerlord. tint and second and Ri'kte.

third. SENIOR CHAMPION SOW Bickle. first nd se-ond NItiR CFUMPION OW Bickle. first and Hunrerfnrd econd. (iRAND CHAMPION SOWBickle.

first and crmtd. EXHIBITION HERD Bickle. first and Hunt-ertnrd. second BREEDERS VOfSO HERD Hilnser-ford, first and Bickle, second r.ET OF STRE Bickle. first: Huner-ford.

second, and smphell. third. PROMTE OK DAM Bickle. first and CamnheM. second, AGED BOAR nickle.

first SENIOR YEARMNtfr BOAR Bickle. tir-t YEARMKO BOAR Hunier-ford firt ajid Bickle. second. SENIOR BOAR I'lli Bickle. first and second and A.

.1 Camnhell. third. JCNIOR BOAR P1U Bickle. first: Hiinrerfnrd. second, and Campbell, third.

SENIOR CHAMPION Bickle. first and second M'N IOR CHAMPION Bickle. first and second GRAND CHAMPION Bickle. first and second. KPOTTKD POLAND CHINA AGED ROAR Rnutsnn.

first and second, and Oscar Vnlker, nf Picon, third. SENIOR YEARLING BOAR Herman Cod. ot ColdWHler, first, and Vnlker. PHILADELPHIA. Sept.

7 (A.P.) Eicht members of Gerardo Ma-charln's family left here today for Montreal, where thoy will join the former President of Cuba, his wife and three others of the family who prfeded them to the Canadian city. Accompanied by six servants, thoy s'arret hy automobile for New York planning to take a night train to Montreal. Three men, all carrying guns, robbed the Newton Packing 5075 Fourteenth of between $1,500 and $2,000 at 8 p. m. Thursday.

two employees of the company saw them get into a car with a fourth man and trailed them to Trumbull and Merrick where two of the bandits got out and proceeded a short distanct on foot. They then got Into another car but their pursuers were caught in traffic and lost them, police reported. The trio had been loitering about the plant during the afternoon, employees reported, and were waiting in the office when the cashier, Fred Kirk, 2250 Clements walked ln from the plant with a cash box under his arm. The exact amount of the loot was not known. Kirk said, as he had just collected the money from salesmen.

In escaping, the three men brushed aside Leo Zitovich, a watchman, who had unlocked a factory gate to let Kirk into the office. CKf.w Ann Leaf. WMBC Speaker. 7:43 P. M.

W.IR Band Muuc: Intaryiew: Tivio Marie, WXYZ Royal Sinrera WMBC Musical Mood. W'EXlc tiema of Polisa Meadow. i P. M. Writ Min.tret how WWJ Fred Allen: Murics! Gro-ery Store WTY7 IM Delhridre a Mnle.

and, although the use of tobacco is not forbidden, most of the colonists remark about the fact that the desire to smoke is During the day, he said, the colonists engaged in a continuous round of sports activities, and at night all sat around a large camp-fire and sang songs or talked. "Three hours around that fire seemed like three minutes." he added "and we retired to our quarters feeling better than we had in years." Mrs. Millard scoffed at the assertion that the nudists had run for their clothes when the sheriff arrived. "Why should we have?" she said. "We had shed our false modesty with our clothes, and had no reason to be ashamed.

The fact is that the officer asked us to get our clothes and accompany him out of the camp." CKLW Irvtn S. t'obo. 11:19 r. M. tv.rrt Luncheon Sons Frvlaw WXY7 t'arm Talk CHEBOYGAN.

Sept. 7 While Mrs. Anna Provo teaches the Inverness No. 2 rural school. Miss Betty Dalton, a claimant of the same position, sits in a chair in the bark of the room and defies her.

Because of a change in the School Board administration, both teachers got contracts to teach the same school. After Miss Dalton took the sheriff and forced admission to the school Tuesday, furniture was removed so that there was no place for her to sit Wednesday. Thursday she took a folding chair to school with her. The matter is expected to be settled in the courts. Mrs.

Provo has a wide reputation as an effi KLW Frank La Marr'a Music CKLW c. a. Army Band. WMBC Bob McCra.r. 3:45 P.

M. WW.I Street and Hirhway Safety. WXYZ liuiae Barber. WMBC Hunrariari Gypaifa. VI KXL Waller Coon.

4 mi p. m. Husband Ends Life Tehstrand, 45 years old, of 5H Hereford ended his life at his home by shooting himself with a pistol. Tebstrand was despondent and separated from wife Klir.nhoth, to whom he left note. James Seargent, a roomer, told pr.jlr-.

CKLW Walti Drear.il. W.1HK Recorila. KtXL Goanel Mint. A. M.

IRK Pecnrds. WMBC Mountain Red. no A. M. W.IR Southern Sinrers.

WWJ Breen and I Hose. WXYZ Lutheran Oman. cki.w Petty Burton W.IBK Hawaiian Minic. lit; Records 0:1.1 A. M.

W.IR Clara. Ln and Em. Tonirhl dinner. WXYZ Anne Campbell. CKLW Weaver of Dreams.

WMBC sinrmr Piano. WJBK Polish Hour. A. M. W.tR Today a Children.

WW Hsnt'T Ranhler. WXYZ Sten Brothers WMUC Tom and Buck. r. M. WJR National Farm and Home Hour.

WWJ Hulletina. se nnd JCNIOR YEARLING BOAR Routann, first, and Cod, second SENIOR BOAR IMG Cod. first, and Routsnn. second. JCNIOR BOAR PIG Routson.

first and second, and Gerald Schafler, of Homer, third JCNIOR CHAMPION Routson. first, and Cod. second. YORKSHIRK AGfD BOAR wt. f.r.l SENIOR YEARLING BOAR Ravmond P.

M. CKf.w Yera Yan WMBC Lt. K. J. rorayth.

8 P. t. JR Phil Biker: OuarUtt Ctr hestra. WWjYi.tor Tonnr Music WX YZ an hunters. CKI.W Rom.

Till ic Musica'e. WMBC Smilm Jia-- Younr P. H. WMBC Al Howard. WEXL Polisn Ketord.

P. M. WIR First fytrhier WW.T Nai-e Band. WXY7 Friendly Hour. KLW rolumtiian.

WIR Xrw York Day al. Eair WWJ Hvninhontc im Music. Mountaineers, CKLW Musical Matinee. 4:15 P. M.

Baby Burned by Coffee Eleven-month-old Caroline Kup-lirki, of 5352 Joseph Campau WXYZ iooartl Seela Reyua. t'K I.W Madison Knsenihle. WJBK Hutl llnitnuar. VYMHf Bocr. VY EXL Communitj Prorram.

11:1.1 r. M. Wounded Woman trgrw c(, K.lrm. IWMHi: Trouhadors. reached for her mothers coffee cup cient teacher.

Her pupils a num Border Cities News Briefs her of times have led all others in inursnay and spilled lis scalding 4 i the state seventh and eighth grade over her face, neck and t.lls Two E'eanora 4:30 P. at. WIR Snrtnr I.adv. WWJ Wm Lundcll. Interview wwtRer Bitlle a Music.

WJBK Harry Rorale WMBC Amenco Nalli. i oo r. m. WWJ Contract Brldra: Thomas fine was taKen to Keceiving Is Battling for Lite year at the age of 14, son Road WXYZ Kiddies' Karmval. College last Hospital In a serious condition, euf-I fering from second degree burns.

i Ki.w i nele Ret Canf. to Romany. WXYZ Paul Frederick and Pianists. Bin'h. of Res.

first JCNIOR YEARLING BOAR Keineth. fir-t JCNIOR ROAR PIG Kein-lh. first and second. wtnc). ihird SENIOR CHAMPION BOA K-tneth.

first and second. JCNIOR CHAMPION BOAR Keineth. first and second GRAND CHAMPION BOAR Keineth. first nnd second AGED OW-Wettel. first and second, and Kcinilh, third SENIOR YEARLING SOW Keineth.

firsl. CKLW Saw-Puetrra. CKLW LiiT-embourr Gardrni, WMBC Deeds and Bice. WEXL Walter Coon. A.

W.IR Sinrmr Strinra. WWJ B-tl Crocker WXYZ Lorelta De Tonnr. CKLW Music in the Air. WMRf Rcnna Ruth WEXL Joeeplnna Bill. in no A.

M. WtR r. Marine Band. WWJ Morninr Parade. WXYZ Dole Brothers WMBC Polish Hour.

It 1.1 P. Ml. WXT7 and Tart. EXL 0 in p. M.

W.tR Musical Paradw. WWI studio Players WXYZ spartan Sinrer. CKLW Bos well Si.t.e. WJBK Ken Palmer WMBC Frank and Paul. WLXIc Console Capers.

Suitor Who Shot Her and Self Identified niioren Hour. 4:4.1 P. M. W.IR Antoinette Caaalo. WWJ Paul Wmr WEXL Sinrmr Mnther.

P. M. W.TR Rirthdty Party. Tanro Orch WXYZ Saiare and Hopkins, Ki.W skii.py. I JCNIOR YEARLING OW Knneth.

Byrd Will Sail in Fortnighi on Second Trip to Antarctic Expedition to Have Two Ships and May Claim New Land for United States W.IRK Watch Tower. WMBC Harveitery. titil. f.lna May Buchanan. 8:1.1 P.

M. WJR Personalities narknc, Thursday night ended nrgmg operations for the body of Jerome Harvey, n.s Terllrnsrh Av, East wind- who drowned Wednesday night swimming In the Detroit cr at the foot of Sunset joromp-, -ipven-ycar-1 h. other Harvey was on the hnr, watrhmg him when a strong rk him to his death in nraESnK will be re-' Iriday morning. 13 year Brooklyn, N. fatal'y injured Thursday which motorcycle sidecar in ftom th.

WR, Tiiini( broke away hu.h. driven by her f.om No. 3 four miles r' Sh dip' 1" Hotel nu-'hand suffered minor 1:15 P. M. WXY7 Three Littts Muds.

Records, WMBC Hal Ferrusnn. I r. M. WJR Band Music- Ponttac Sinrers. Piano Interlude.

WWJ Rnman'ea. WXY7 Earl Ha-rer' Music. CKLW Indian Samaritan. WJ UK Ile-ord WMBC Happy Hour Club. WEXL Hill Billy Prlnce.a 1:43 F.

M. WJR Happy Jack Turner. first and second and Wtel. third SENIOR SOW PIG K'ineth. first ind second, and Wstzcl.

third JCNIOR sow nr. w.til. first and tfu-nnd nnd Ktntn thirn. SENIOR CHAMPION SOW Wetiel. first and Kineth second JCNIOR CHAMTION Wetiel.

first, and Ketr.th, second r.pfND CHAMP'ON SOW Wetsel. flrat. and Keineth second. CKLW t.enrre Hail Muaic. WJBK Walter Tialton.

WEXL Eleanor Orr. WEXL Lon and Betty. :4.1 P. M. W.IR Hilt Billy Throh.

WXYZ sonr and Sunahta. CKLW Edwin C. Hill. 10:00 P. M.

WtR Amo. and A'tdw. WW.I St. Reris' Mutte. CKLW Evan Evans.

Coacert tn-ch. WJBK Kentucky Corn cracker. WMRC liillcos' Mualc. WEXL Ruth Stone. 10:1.1 P.

M. wjr Mi.h, Industrial Pair: Clyde Lucas' Music. WWJ Marreiona Meiodie WXYZ Frank ah area M'ltic WEXL le Brothers. f. M.

i Kl.w Sarare and Hopkins. WMRC Pair of Jacks. WEXL Re. -orris. 10:1.1 A.

M. W7TZ Three Terane WMBC and Andr. A. WXTZ Motinlaineera. KLW Tony Wone.

W.IBK Dam Muwe WMDC Jertr Huntley. 10:43 A. M. WXTZ Story Readers. CKLW Knendly Philoaophr.

W.IBK Records WMBC Charlotte Ahlrreo. 11:04 A. Wjr; Mrs. Pare' Economies, WWJ Gone Arnolds Coniolw POROC JERSEYS 5:30 P. M.

WTR Rufu. and Mandr. WWJ Gould and Sbcfler. WXYZ Joy Tram KLW All-Amencaa Soy. W1BK WMRC Connie Ixtuyon.

KXI A vikiioo DlKuaalon. 5:4.1 P. M. w.rrt Today Newa WWJ Pl ken. Si.tera.

WWJ Thre of Blue. CKLW Educational Feature. WJBK Snort Newa. oo r. m.

WJR Betty and Boh. WWJ Sonata Recital. Trio. CKLW WW.I F.irter Beach ores. WXYZ Wame-r-nr arahondi CITI Men.

Tennw Cimm rtt 4 W' S.iver". Mils Col. Jacob Ruppert, millionaire brewer and owner of the New York Yankees, was with Byrd when he announced his plans and was disclosed as one of the financial backers of the expedition. John D. Rockefeller, associates of Byrd disclosed, also is a financial contributor to the expedition.

"Some 14.000 people industrialists, business men and others." Rear Admiral Byrd said, "have contributed to making this scientific mission possible." The expedition, more fully equipped than the first, will sail on two ships, the 2.500-ton steam JHK Mnhirandera. CKI.W Cuy a Mital. W'larantim, was established Ml tart NEW YORK, Sept. 7-fA. With a crew of 70 scientists and adventurers.

Rear Admiral Rirhaic E. Byrd will sail on his second expedition to the Antarctic Sept. 23 from Boston. The aim of the exploration is two-foM: To chnrt and claim for the United States any areas of ite recession about the South Pole and to determine the extent of deposits of oil. coal and other natural resources.

The aviator and explorer youngest of Virginia's famous "Tom. Dick and Harry" brothers-announced his plans and discussed them at length today after arranging for the aerial details of the expedition. "We all feel that the steady re 1 several farms in An- 'lerdon WEXI, F. P. ederwall.

EYF.MNO rRIHlRAMS and WMBC Wirwellea MnslC. WEXL Fernriale NRA. 1BI.1 P. M. 1 The condition of Mrs.

Esther Cianfarani. 28 years old.4R2fi Joseph Campau who was shot by a rejected suitor Wednesday night while manv horrified passersby looked on, is still critical, it was reported at Receiving Hospital Thursday. Mrs. Cianfarani was shot twice In the neck by her assailant across the street from her home. He then took his own life with the same weapon.

The dead man later was Identified as Limpio Carlesimo, 45, of 3433 Garfield Ave. Detectives report that Mrs. Cianfarani left her husband Dominic about 11 p. m. to go to a neighborhood barber shop to have her hair waved.

A few minutes after she had left her husband heard the shots but did not go to investigate. He learned Thursday morning that It was his wife who had been shot. Although paralyzed as a result of her wounds, Mrs. Cianfarani informed police, by nodding her head in reply to questions, that her assailant had many times tried to force his attentions upon her but that she had refused to accept them. Mrs.

Nettie Marcinkowski, of 4709 Joseph Campau was sitting on her front porch when Mrs Cianfarani and Calesimo walked past, she told police. They were quarreling and a moment late Mrs. Marcinkowski heard the shooting, she said. Mrs. Cianfarani is the mother of w-h hor choiT" "na uiunen out.

Drama- Roosevelt Dane Music 8:04) P. at. WJR Bal-atl tiration: Rondnlier. "'imais have been He. EXHIBITION HERD E.

Hellner. of Ann Arbor, first Wetrel. second. BREEDERS YOCNG HERO Mttlera A Nowtin Farm, nf Charlotte, first: Hellner. at.tt Silencer Dunham, ot Caro.

third GET OF SIRE Hel'ner. first- Miller A Nowlin. second, and Phillilts ft Mitchell, of Cha-lntie. third. PRIIDCCE OP DAM Miller Nowtin.

first- Ininhnm. sei mul. and Ht-lloer. third AGED BOAR them I.ow farm of Parm. firl: f'hillin ft Mitchell, second, ami tleMner.

third SENIOR YEARLING BOAR Hellner. first, and Phi'lms A MilcheM. JCNIOR YEARLING BOAR He'lner. first- Wetrel. ae-nod and Hellner.

thi'd SENIOR PIG BOAR Phillips ft Mitc hell, first, and He'lner. second sod third. JCNIOR BOAR PIG MiMer ft Nnwlin first and second, and Glenfnrd Hansen, nf Saline, third JCNIOR CHAMPION Miller ft Nnwlin. first, an-1 Phidios ft Mitchell. SENIOR CHAMPION Hellner.

first, and Chem Low Varm second GRAND CHAMPION Hellner. first, and Chem Farm secnd AC sow Hellner. first and necond. and Wetrel tht-fl SENIOR VE RLtNCJ SOW Hellner. first, acd Weel e-ond, JtTMOR YEARLING SOW Hellner.

first and second Wetrel. third SENIOR SOW PIG Hei'ner first and serf Ph'llm. It- second noycrj dominion veterinari ans. Hr. W-: ln chirce or District, is who nf veterinarians WWJ itlttner Music.

Serenaders. CKI.W Hawk WJBK Jack Rental. WEXL Mildred Holcomb. 0:15 P. St.

WWJ Bulletins. lie lielt-ndre' Music. WJHK Turer Baseball tiame. EXL Orayaon Hykt. P.

M. W.TR Worda and uslc. WW.I Soloist, WXYZ I.O.S Johnston. Kl.w Alca Semmler. WXL.

Vocational Guidance. r. at. WW.T Wnmen'a Review. WXTZ Pictnrea in Melody.

CKLW Harrisburr Variety. WMBC Hawraitars. 1:45 t. M. W1R Mnrin WMBC Honnia Birka.

.100 P. M. Wirt Tosmonoiitan orch. WWJ May Presect WXYZ Board of Htalth. CKLW Bar wxbc Al-ce Rnein.

WfciL Hamanana I H. IWJTZ Ruth Ward. ii r. ss WJR Raaehall Score: Radio Reporter. WW.I Ralph Kirbery: Harold Slern Music.

''KLW lenti Musle. WXYZ Marr-ierua Werner. WTRK Fec-orrfs. BC Records. 11:1.1 P.

M. WJH Cotton Club Mualc. "en inoculating hogs wi'n vessel Pacific Fir. and the Bear, an old-time Coast Guard cutter. "rum.

WXYZ Marrnerite Werner. KLW Harold Kintlit Music. W.IBK Ret-on! a. WW HI- Klyinr Renorter. WEXL Iw Betterlr.

1 1 1 A. M. WJR John WWJ Sally Woodward. A. W.TR Globe Trollee WW.I On Wlnrs of Bonf.

WXYZ Frohne Sislera. i KLW Concert Miniatures. WJBK ridaj WM Rn Tinhorn Cavaliers. WEXL Boh and Chuck. 11:4.1 A.

M. yr in Dol'tt'e a Monntaineeci WXY'Z Tom and Jerry. CKLW New Hawk wyftf S'tje-nrtra Duo WF.7TI, To Be Announced AFTERMHIN mmKAM9 13 Noon Wtrt Vo snd Sade. WWJ Lotus Garden Mua'e. WXYZ Rex Baltif Concert EnwmM.

CKLW Mart. Little much Princese, Land in the Antarctic area could cession of Ice should have left some half a million square miles of land quite possibly serve a useful pur-abnut the South Pole." Byrd said pose in aviation, the explore' trace of excitement in his voice asserted as he discussed the pos sibility of airlines circling the globe as he talked of his newest venture in "lgnment Thursday Police Court on a rharK. H. C. Merritt, r.ird Windsor, fur-" remand-fo, Monlay in the same U' srreMel' nary hearing.

He "th of with the 1 Miss Kav irm.t. icyriw Pream Sona. WMBC Stan and Dick. jWEXi. Creative Moments 4:3 P.

W.IR Sunset Serenade-, 'wwj gta-'K an.t B'U. WTT na. Review "Kt.w Saiare and Hopkins, WJBK Man. from Africa to Australia 11:30 P. M.

i wwj Shoreham rancw Music. Ca-I Rupp Orchest-a CKLW Barney Rapp Muuc. 'i JBK til'l-Time iH-coetrs. hin.e Music WXTZ Frank Gahven's Musle It Moinialtl JCNIOR SOW PIG Dunham first, and ft Now'in. cnd nd third rws.vtpins.- Hellner.

first, and Pnnham second SENIOR CHAMTION Hellner. firat and The bulk of this land, the M-plorer said, should lie between the South Pole and South America-most of it adjoining Evelyn Land, named for his mother which was claimed for the United States on his expedition of three yeara ago. For aerial work, the Admiral is taking along a large two-motored biplane and an autogiro. He aU.j expects to use the tri-motored ship left behind on the last trip and is taking along motors to replace the old ones if necessary. WJR Grand Ten-sow Mane.

WMBC Ann Dhlie .1:30 M. WTR Dance Muaie. wwj South Se tslanderi. WXTZ Fair of Jacks. 0:45 P.

M. -TveT "Tye Cioldhwera. WXTZ Sandiouer. ce wiifc. i idst'n.

I.ed. in accident at ne A. at. WJR Terrace Garden Mssts. CHAMPION Hellner.

first ant) second. W.IRK Jack DouflM. ltBC Kecurda. on Aug. 5.

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