Star (Newspaper) - April 23, 1939, Anniston, Alabama The Weather warmer Sunday and Month to moderate easterly tn southerly winds on Complete United Press Leased Wire Coverage VOL. mid Sunday hy Rend NEA Daily in Your Home Paper Today's Cotton Cotton Prominent Alabama tor Recommended For Internal Revenue Job AND HILL CONCUR ON NOMINEE Former Florence Teachers College To Take Office In Report Dr. Henry nent nf vilm hvo years as nf Florence Malr has hern fin as nf internal revenue in Alabama In G. vts n tin In president The uas nude hy H. and hy Mir Inn Senators to appointment by the Mr. Mon president fl he is to early in As 5rwri is to take over n was Dr. January 18. in boring the son of James Ezekiel and Marv Ann He educated in the public a- and and Howard College he received his A.B. in He received Ills A.M. degree in 16S1. He became a er was of Lineville College in Clav from 1393- 1900 mid was head of the ka Agriculture School 1907. He as of and was to Ihe board of examiners 1107 to He was of bama 1911 lo 13M in he of ence Slate Dr. a a a Kniehl of ias and an He was married in to Saia Frances Nichols of Lineville and have four Shortage Of Soft Coal Looms In East As Mines Are Closed By Deadlock Slocks Dwindle Supplies To He By May 1; Expect President Roosevelt To Enter Breach NEW April 22. A soft the EASI loomed closer as fnr Appalachian bi luminous remained flea alack rr PL u dwindling as a of thp and ators thai tlie of in by l or ily Mam for thai thr Lay In j ihm j into J Spokesmen for strips the A SE Love In Bloom In Hollywood Modified Export Subsidy Would Cost Government APPROVAL April 32. I of Nip Hark Hill mi the Savannah River in hy nf Army Julian ucis made a forwarded to hy of IVar Harry U. the project a an aid Id to naviga tiun nf nf tlie Is annul 20 miles rity of 15 OF 17 SOLONS BACK COMPROMISE MEASURE Alabamian Estimates 2, 000.000 Safes Of Cotton Can Be Shipped German Export Subsidies Cause America To Slap On 25 Per Cent Duty RIVER BOATS RACE Delta Kinp Ream In CalHot nia SAN Apr. 22. Tlie one of the finest liver beats in Into San Elny tonight a scant 200 yards nhead of her sister the Delta at The end of a 100-milf race the inland Huffing and puffing at 12 knots an top two ships raced almost the 35 The Delta with black smoke Ironi her funnels and whistles in token of crowed the finish line off Treasure lengths ahead of the Dei la Queen at hours 3'J minutes after started from BENEFITS Apr. 22. The States virtually closed Us doors on German exports coincident with an official commerce department report re- vealing that the Reich's economy was under severe A 25 per cent penalty duty on most German exported tn the United States became effective nl 1 p. m. It was one of the most stringent economic restrictions Imposed by this government any try since the World Tlie tion was taken lo offset alleged sub- paid to German exporters by the Nazi government in a desperate effort to out Adolf Hitler's that must or In a special report to Secretary of Commerce Harry L. Grosvenor chief of the for- eign anri domestic commerce finance explained Hint financial measures re- by the Reich were little toore than so long as Germany continues to spend heavily for armaments anri public Under Reinhardt's all its postal department anri other public authority ore paid 60 pei cent In 40 per cent in ture tnx the step was to Ihe as Labor i conciliators have tailed i to break Ihe deadlock in four at- Southern the as reported only ions of coal were at piers j as compared with nearly 500.0110 tons a month water piers at Hampton Roads are I focal points foi nil shipped Neither John L. nf the United Mine Workers of nor Charles man for 2.000 op- could report after morning session any lightening tile situation which has kept 340.- 003 miners idle since April 1 in the region which produces 70 per cent of the nation's product ion of 450.000.DCO haven't agreed on a O'Neill Both sides continued to receive scores of telegrams telling of shortages threatening the closing of power industries anil public Lewis received from Ins ton office a memorandum which j members of the Big Sandy Operators Association of I j to the Appalachian were willing to an the union's closed shop which arc Hie major point at Issue in the HUNT DYNAMITERS Police Cached Explosives I 1MARIK, i 22. Canadian a I search fnr persons whn n i slurp of near the vital Marie I tlie waterway gale in the i ship yearly j Hrs four times as much truffle 1 the Suez hv oil Ihe side an ex- tensive search but nothing i to hear nut the suspicion nf ace hy of the l cache in an un- used warehouse on the Canadian I HELPED RUSSIA ricet Aided Pact Apr. 22 The usually well informed and Navy Army Journal said tonight North Is Riven Says Transfer Hospital S. Apr. 22. Robert S. founder and owner of psychiatric he lias the to Duke The has n Dr. and will use it for specialized freld research and treatment of mental and nervous Tiie clear cf in- 50 acres of specially ed three and seven small and Carroll's TWO DIE IN FLAMES Three Others Seriously Injured In Auto Apr. 22. to be Kennedy Mrs. Lucille Franklin of were burned to death and three others injured in an accident near The two women and a who were taken to a hospital were At- tendants there said they had not boen able to learn their Details of the accident could not be learned j rr the licet stayed in the the Journal Japan would have not only been able to continue operations in China act as a powerful deterrent upon sian entrance into the Anglo- French 'The return of the United states fleet to the has changed The British and French can feel relatively secure in the Far I East. I knowing that Japan be compelled to consider nn American interruption of ner com- with the Asiatic can now envisage a tion with them was in- to make so as ria was open lo 1 FATAL MISTAKE LOOK FOR DOCTOR CCC Workers Florida Under Fnr Lost Man j KEY April 22 Conservation Corps hers were brought here from nearby tonight to continue a search for John elderly re- tired physician of W. Va who in tire tangled undergrowth of this little A coast guard plane from Miami anri local officers made R futile hunt during the clay for who disappeared from a group of friends hunting marine specimens last i Searchers feared because of age Folk might have j a mishap which resulted in who collects marine mens as a reluming from Key West to when the party here at The Senate a modified of nu nf Agriculture Ilir nf 1 Senator author of the llnl II rOst hut in- Wallace proposed Ihe an effort to reduce a cotton plus of more limn held under loan give precedence to rollon from tire 1030 crop and loan used only In the event col ton Is not available on Ihe Ls the first lime sion tlie collon group has gollen on a said afler a session in which 15 Ihe 17 members of the bloc endorsed hLs Dissenters lo tlie plan were lors p. anil o. who warned Ihal other cotton producing nations would retaliate with actions would precipitate a trade Sws Tariff IVar subsidy nf this character plunge us once into n war practically world wide in I strongly oppose it. It can only re- sult In greatly Increased and quota restrict on number of George America Is not trying to steal col- lon The program is to markets last In the last few Tlie program automatically when exports leach 7.500.000 Hie 10-year fnr I Last year bales were Loan cotton disbarred from subsidy until after January II is eligible from 1 lo August 1 each are shortages on open I Wallace estimated R subsidy of two cents a would be ex- a bale crop said that bales would be at a cost lo the of The will meet domestic needs glutting the E. D. president of the Southern Cotton Shippers said today lhat Ihe cotton problem will be solved only by in- creased He advocated a direct subsidy Ihe farmer from tariff revenues he sells In a world market and buys In a protected l added lhat Ihe est harm which Washington is IIIR lo the cotton business now Is carrying on a of proposing one and an- 5c a a Week By Carrier F j Jugoslavia Un- der Axis Influence RUSSIANS PROPOSE PARLEY Moscow Takes Initiative To Form Strong Combine Against dictators l sta WCM Virginia in I- late ninny and s of i The In 11 a probably in lie will In film In a Is will 1 1 G 0 Sheriff Borders Says Albert Henderson Must Face Trial For Slaying wili he Albert ol 1 hy w. L. Hint he Mill Ihe ol Mrs. El was in drain Thursday uuh price of an Dale of Ihe will be after lire Mrs. Ihr the of OKLAHOMA CELEBRATES thr nf I Tli April ml nf spun yarns nnd to nf Ihr iry nil parts nf to of Unit n half century In create A nf as ID nf Mils Su ti n rant hi LEGIS TO I EET HERE Recess Groups To Hear On And Roads on the ol Mrs. DIES OF INJURIES Apr. 22. 73. died In rlay from injuries hi strurk last March by a by R. H. Police thai the accident Mrs. He linn the the and he lied tile Three Divisions Come gether At Kansas City April 22 million next week will prejudices split into three ramps before the Ciul and unite into denomination in tile More than fiDO delegates Hie the rlist Protestant and vlll a the culmination of dreams of lay and for years have aie one of world prominence conference nnd Ihe program of unification of of collects Mountain Musi Pay With For Murder PLAN APPEAL Doomed Trio Will Go Tn Carolina Supreme Court N. Apr. 22. Ray Wade Hanford and Ralph convicted of murder today and sentenced to die for the ing of two said tonight they will appeal to the State Supreme George who turned evidence and ed guilty of second-degree he did not plan an April 22. A 22-year-old mountain who made the mistake of to fellow prisoners how he two psychiatrists Into believing was mentally will die the chair at Rockview hero early Monday for the murder of a 70-year-old What Ernest M. a cal hill did not know told fellow inmates at the van County jail at that he when by alienists who decided i he was a was that S. dis- j guised as a was among those who nodded knowingly at INVESTIGATE CRASHES French Officials Probe Death Of 20 In Mishaps j Apr. 22. Minister Guy Chambre ordered j an immediate Investigation 1 into the cause of three I plane crashes In which 20 were In each case the airplanes were old model Five air force men were killed a bombing plane on a. j lice flight from Field I here crashed at Two bombing planes interlocked 300 feet above the Tours flying field as were coming down for Nine were A four motored bomber crashed near In killing the of Birmingham Traffic Club To Visit Anniston Industries fore to Fort for Transportation lunch Thomas G. REAL ESTATE PLAN For Favorable Altitude Pressed Thr of the on v. ill i npi ivc nL two hearings iii Ihp i croups hi IT on n of hr will he lir will 1x: will con- Thn 30 will at 12 Wills Lhc KI nnii ot will of W. G. nl Ihn park service i the of A bn the nl In A i ration non ts will ho ihr Chamber of Pearson In nl the 1 i Commit by C It. the hy PIT 5, Ada ins. nl HIP nro In of L K. of man of v. Is of of f the in by nay i i A tn lv lor I Mr n thn to to Miat ir. 1 ion a i of a lack of TRIBUTE TO IDEAL While u of Eu- April MR in fnr as fnr a new Him new Italy into the lin axis lo ndii to the while Russia lo n of all lo the slums quo with to their Iron I Afier Count Ciano and i I inn j had for hours at i the Morel In sources readiness to rt non- sincl and liner to tn the pact with nuri The alliance would give the axis n solid sweep from the Baltic and Seas to the borders of on the edge of tlie Mediterranean opposite the Italian now that Italy has absorbed to one so far Ciano promised Lhat would not fortify the ian frontier Jugoslavia and would reduce the garrisons in If Belgrade agreed to a nf with the Berlin ready to sign a Russian French mutual was reported tonight to have proposed an International conference of all nations impression by the The according lo French diplomatic all nations interested In maintaining the In eastern western thB the Danube Basin anri The purpose would he to write a collective which would pool all Ihe Involved armed the of Germany and If should try further eg- Meanwhile Belgium In re- to an unprecedented from Hitler that they do not feel entirely sale from Hitler had askert all the 31 tions named by President Roosevelt in his peace message to Germany and Italy whether they felt selves menaced by and whether lind any connection the dispatch of the President's As tlie replies became known diploma Is all powers In Ihe belief lhat Miller's to the due be made in a to tha v. ill based In pan on Ihe word from the smaller made a I art frank In diplomatic Switzerland also refused admit that is no 1'lie Rumanian as disclosed by said that many Is m a better position than lo know her own TOO EXCITED Dies Of Tiring i In will visit to several Anniston tries in its tonih annual A special Southern Railway train will bring the visitors to Tlie train leave Birmingham at 8 o'clock and arrive at the rnan of the nf Commerce's K in of for Coleman Is Itli trie At Fort Ihe group will taken 011 a tour of and will be nf the military RATES CHANGED BATON Apr. 22. J. L. Beven of the Railway notified ernor W. Leclie tonight i five percent Increase In i ping rates on Louisiana i rics would be withdrawn sanlo Chemical Company at the The group will be i of Fourth Tank ed at offices of the The will be divined for Chemical Company by luncheon Col- er W. S. representatives Simon B. post of the of Commerce and j and others at l other civic organizations and R. are v. 1th the vice-president of Monsanto civic committees in Chemical Company in charge of phosphate Mr. Cole tho j explain Ihe local operations of An has tern In Company and distribute day's Itinerary fnr a visit to Re- the company's manual and gar and church of Issue of the Monsanto i Michael and All of visitors will George former Monsanto Chemical Company Is chairman of the automobiles provided by I committee on arrangements for the i people and will make a brief tour Other on the of the slopping at the M and i are T. W. J. H Valve Fittings Clark S. n. Company and possibly H. Otis D. of Une textile and pipe plants nnd A. W. Apr. 22. A three-point program lo Rive real estate more favorable treatment presented to the Regional tlie National Association of Boards today by Lawrence O. vice chairman of a com- which recently studied tax modernization in various ad- 1. Adoption by every state of an overall limit on the real estate tax 2. Transfer of school costs more largely from the localities to the i state which can draw from j H Ider lax I 3. of the earning power of real estate in jt for DIVORCE Kla Apr. 22. A divorce decree which lye M. Jacksonville city declared was through the of other persons principals in the case was aside by order of circuit Judge j B. Smith While Fair 15 a tribute Allen he a following a of The arrived fl a A by Dr B W. had a weak heart and l he undoubtedly put too a strain on it. DIES IN HOSPITAL Hy In I 22 'M first irer of a in i a Hie this month niter lie Mas indicted for an over a for one ol i WORLD ENDANGERED To Crisis 22. former British Prime that tion a result of a aar and certainly U were the borders of the country of In an at tlie University of the Brit- ish uas in Its of March 31 re- Its policy as a menns of preventing
