Florence Morning News (Newspaper) - July 3, 1933, Florence, South Carolina Anticipate Your Needs Today Stores Closed For The Fourth Did You Ever STOP 10 THINK? Arrangement Made For Russia To Buy Cotton From America On Trial for Life Tomorrow the Fourth of July will be a general holiday in Lends Money to U All business will be for the clay Banks pub lie offices stores will bt closed Florence folk wil enjoy a day of rest in cele of the great Ameri can Independence Day will be a eral exodus for the by beaches where programs entertainment are mised while those who can't make the trip will have the pools here to cool them off on what promises ID be as hot a Fourth as has ever come wav gave a customer two bottles if new deal i.ftcr he paid cent of liis account Finance Corporation o Exporters WOULD OPEN NEW MARKET Plan Designed to Sell Soviet Part plus Crop Some Have Narrow capes From Crashing On Way to World's Fair WASHINGTON July 2 Arrangement for a series of loans o American exporters with which o finance the sale oi between 60 00 to 80.000 bales of cotton for mpment to Russia was d tonight by the reconstruction Opening up a field of to the huge I the reconstruction cor- in- had done that before he might have in full I'M every wreck there is the of danger of vel by train But consider this from carefully compiled statistics One must travel 150 million miles to he ed in an American railroad accident You arc safer on a railroad train than where else on earth announcement tonight constituted the first such move by the American government since thc came into its the E A T continue to land at the Florence Airport and there is every likelihood vill remain thus ing Florence as a main point on the most important a route in that the port open U S S R power Formal disclosure of the followed close upon a conference in London between assistant tary Raymond Moley of the state I department and Maxim Litvinoff foreign commissar for Soviet sia The advices from abroad had labeled thc deal as virtually Jesse H Jones chairman of the reconstruction corporation an- the loans to American ex- porters bp secured by the notes of the Trading Com- pany Commercial Representative of the Soviet State in America North Ireland bo's squadron of Italian here from Amsterdam just before noon today on their transatlantic air voyage Some had narrow escapes from crashing when they brushed tops near their anchoring place taut all were moored without hap The first contingent arrived about A M A M tern Standard Others ten minutes later and the last of the ships descended just before noon Fine weather and tremendous crowos greeted the fliers In- into i were chocked with vehicles of every description The throng ol spectators had many thrills from the time the first were seen until were berthed The fliers circled I round and round and gradually came lower landing oil the water ThR last six ships had a lively time grating the tree tops along banks of the Foyle river and causing ohs and ahs from the onlookers When they were anchored the planes formed a picturesque line along the Foyle Royal Air Force launches raced to meet Balbo brought him to land The General was the first of the flier to touch Ul- is pleading self-defense and iI being aided by the mother of her husband President Roosevelt On Way Back To Capital Aboard Cruiser Calls Cabinet Meeting This Afternoon me ui uie lo Furthermore Jones said they ster soil Springing sharply to the new cal year lias entered many more of Roosevelt plans for the country lack to prosperity will lie set unler way Billions are lo be turned loose in the effort The daring sKipper has set out on an uncharted sea with every that he will pilot the country's ship to happy lands R The loans will be for one year at an interest rate of five cent Trading Jones said will pay 30 per the purchase price in cash at the time of shipment and expects to ship a large part of the cotton in the month of July Although no formal statement was made it was stated reliably ON PAGE SIX Wedell Air Race Municipal Airport LOS AN- GELES July 2 the fastest closed course race yet in progress between officials of the ed at the national air races here VUU pfl num i n wheat to Russli under this he won hv Jones took special pains to make nes oo speca pans o mae p fr N ork OLO clear that both President Roosevelt J e plane and Secretary Woodm had N Roosevelt will return to Washington day after a vacation spent on tossing seas No one knows what he thought about as he stood at the wheel of the A cabinet lias been called for iay Maybe there will fireworks Maybe not American Lesion Members Gather In Spartanburg S C 111 representing posts from to Walhalla here in preparation for the formal of their annual Several hundred tonight d the annual memorial I which Dr H II Snyder of Wofford College delivered principal address Glenn of Chester to make the was lo attend Tivo thousand or more t the Legion nnd ON SIX and Secretary Woodin had proved the procedure revising his race a ri statement as first written to brint Monoplane on this point e in he won u ntr v race d low Officials gavn no word as to the i Russia would pay for the cotton but in the absence oi anv statement to the contrary assumed thai the market would rule Tile loans In exporters who will handle the cotton shipments were expected lo be around although the brief statement bv Jones did not mention this amount nor did it name American firms concerned it was Lapping the entire field several 11 ran away with thc Trailing Wedell was Roy minor in second place averaging Wedell flew the course in minutes and Minor in minutes Minor won of a purse Abduction of John Factor Baffles Re- ports Phone Call CHICAGO 2 Jerome Factor 19 year old son of ed John Factor stock market plunger tonight disclosed he re- a telephone call purporting to come from the abductors de- manding ransom in small bills Belief that the notorious kidnap gang headed by Verne Sankey planned the kidnaping of John Factor market plunger was ex- pressed tonight by police ant Frank Freemuth head of the at the bureau I don't think it was local talent that pulled this Freemuth said of Factor's kidnaping day In fact I wouldn't be ed if some of the Sankey gang working out of Minneapolis or St Paul have Factor secluded in or Wisconsin and are CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX In Plane Crash WINSTON-SALEM N C July 2 Pope 21 amateur pilot flying an unlicensed ship and his passenger Marvin W Adams 26 both of Winston-Salem were killed instantly when the plane crashed into the yards of the Norfolk and Western here late today Pope was a brother of George Pope who was killed crash months ai An Hour Wind Whirls About Edge of Lake Michigan Shore CHICAGO July freak storm of less than 17 utes sweeping into cago from the Great Lak damage at 00.000 and caused injury to mo han a scare ol persons today A an hour wind bureau officials ha ts origin in the Hudson's Bay Di net whirled about the dge of the Lake Michigan shor earing roofs from buildings up trees and snapping oi lower lines before heading oi ver tho water again The worst effect of the storr as felt in the Elgin and 8 regions Forty cottage ere wrecked and 50 more wer there Four women oc trapped when the shelter were removed to a hos tal painfully injured A resident of suburban several fractured rib when an uprooted tree fell acres automobile A three story building at Elgin was damaged end a watchman was injured One hangar at the Elgin airport was lifted by the und carried several hundred feet Three planes were destroyed A grand- stand and twp pylons were at the Chicago airport where hr American air races are being conducted forcing ment of the event I The force of the storm was con- I between and A M and was no extraordinary I that it caused panic among holders aroused from their beds A rainfall which followed the windstorm flooded 0.000 basements in Chicago alone police and fire department re- port showed A total of 28 houses were unroofed In Chicago and 36 fires broke out due to damaged B Buildings at the Century of gress exposition ground stood the test well although in one place a part of the wall of the Travel and Transport building gave way and many windows were smashed The big tent of the 101 Ranch collapsed injuring a watchman CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX France Criticizes Action Of America Injured Men In Critical Shape John Gainey and Isaac brought to the McLeod Infirmary after an automobile accident in Henry Gainey was killed In- stantly and Joseph Gainey died before he reached the Infirmary continued in a serious condition last night John Gainey father of Henry Gainey had one leg yesterday Two blood trans- fusions have been given him The accident happened near Hartsville when one truck sideswiped another Fifteen sharecroppers of the Coker larms were going to Hartsville o get a bonus when a lumber trunk swept them off their truck men were swinging their legs off i the side of the truck when the ber hauler crashed them Four were badly mangled and others Tropical Storm May Hit Miami MIAMI Fla July 2 Richard W Gray meteorologist tonight said the tropical storm in the Caribbean apparently is recurving and if it crosses extreme western Cuba as I indicated it will cause in- creasing southeast winds and heavy rains at Miami during the next 24 hours if the Miami n the disturbance continues it recurve will be vexing but not dangerous Reports from Key West where warning posted at W P m said variable breezes were blowing and the sky was overcast Chief Executive to Review Progress of Recovery Drive OTHER TOPICS BE DISCUSSED Keeps In Touch With All Points By Wireless Will Prevent Increase In Retail Prices Despite Processing Tax WASHINGTON July Secretary Wallace In an effort to last resentment to to limit hte power provided him to ward of unreasonable in- of retail prices in the wake of new processing taxes This was matte known today ir agriculture department an looked for an initial test to follow jon of the tax of 30 cents a uly at midnight One plane under consideration oday would result in the labeling verv product manufactured i wheat to show the exact mount of the tax that could V assed on to the consumer Thus pound loaf of white in ie near future may carry a little aper notice he processing tax on wheat WASHINGTON July 2 The cruiser Indianapolis with President Roosevelt its knifed through a tumbling sea on a generally southwesterly course down the Atlantic coast night its speed set to return him to his presidential duties by afternoon A head of tne ship said that Mr Roosevelt would resume mate touch with the problems of his office even before landing An cabinet meeting was ed to meet around thc luncheon table after it drops an- chor nt Annapolis Md Although a powerful wireless placed it within touch of almost my point on the globe the ing ship's hour to hour position apparently was known only to those on board High naval here said detailed reports of he movement were ing maps indicated a course that bearing slightly west 0 follow the line of the coast would turn the Indianapolis into he calmer waters of Chesapeake Bay around daybreak for the run T Annapolis At his luncheon table cabinet there Mr Roosevelt will ave an opportunity to review his contact with the 1 economic recovery drive A subject much hi his mind of ate the London economic Could Thwart U S Raising Program Or De- cide With America AWAIT HULL'S SPEECH Economic Conference ches Critical Point Re- sult Monetary Issue LONDON July clent Roosevelt's rebuff to France and her continental gold bloc left Britain in r of Powers deal with price He attention to his authority CONTINUED ON PACE SIX In Annual Reunion j of the toys of 17 and 18 renewed friendship as thc or division of America's ng forces opened its annual ion here today than 600 veterans from many states heard Henry L ens Jr of Warsaw past National Commander of the ican Legion pay tribute to bers who lost their lives In the war His memorial ed the reunion To our we pledge a com- and swear you not died in vain said CONTINUED ON rAGE SIX Favors Plowing Up All of Cotton ST MATTHEWS S C July that cotton farm ers to dn so he allowed to plow up all their crop In unde the national acreage reduction program has made by J S Wannamaker President of the American Cotton Association Wannamaker announces at his home here today he had ed C A In charge of the acreage reduction program In Washington urging regulations b amended to permit thU procedure if necessary to reach the goal Under his proposal farmers in any countys which failed to reach allotment be allowed to remove 100 per cent instead of from 25 to 50 per cent of their cron from production The same pian would be ed in respect to states or the ton belt a- a whole If required to obtained thc allotment She could follow the dictates of he Bonk of England adhere to the gold group and thwart the United States world price raising program or turn toward American policy as urged by some of her dominions and take the nsk of wrecking the World mic Conference It was acknowledge in all ters that Hie world blage finally brought ter nearly n urging bv Prime Minister MacDonald of Britain had reached n most critical point and Americans the President's action as Placing British shoulders the burden of deciding fate While all delegations awaited the promised of thp ican stand tomorrow bv Secretary of State Hull delegation man in the hope of finding some means to bridge rift well In- formed American quarters made plain that Mr Roosevelt would not subscribe to the proposed De- of a monetary truce in tike the form which h- Th declaration included a Dosed agreement that stability in the International monetary held should be obtained as quickly as and that of cold as a measure of in- exchange value should be American were lv skeptical of prospect of up any new International statement The harassed British who has been toiling to keep th conference going during first three weeks up his back to street where he first met with Secretary Hull for 40 minutes and then with his cabinet for a half horV This followed by nearly an hour's session of gold bloc re- lives with chancellor of the Exchequer Meville lain at the British Mr position as by source in We must this ivT between gold We will sec CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX Santa Monica Calif July 2 you ever see real air races hy he world's flyers They are in NYw York anil flying in here for lunch Mussolini has a flyer here who can stay upside down han the American in London There is the little war ace wlui cuts out his engine anil clues in air with a dead Loops spins rolls anil dim lands All this widi no mure hits he last session Our army navy anil marine uas real thrills My whispered when 1 srr i makrs inf frel bat all of iiir tax A Albf sancon today criticised monetary and offered counsel based on trial and ex- Meanwhile finance minister Georges Bonnet planned to return to London probably tomorrow with government quarters Prance will Slav in I world eco- nomic conference until sees no further A special telegraph wire con- the president at for dedication of a national school with Paris where M Governor Clement of Bank of France al Ills reported de- velopment at the economic con- ference While Hie bating how to face of have been proved by experience He reiterated French advocacy of controlled production through international agreements Rinsing prices he said would follow while it is not certain it would be achieved and specially monetary devaluation credit tion and excessive international credits some propose and which hardly can be recommended bv It is an evident M said that stable money is imperiously needed for lo speak of tariff adjustments with tuating monies is pure Utopia Former Premier organ said we are not at Chicago or v York and it is not a of transporting to don the habil over there of sub- ordinating world interests to desire for lucre newspaper I.e Temps said I Several Injured I In Auto Wreck Two persons were injured and several others badly shaken as the of an automobile wreck near j o'clock yesterday morning i The injured Miss Mary Abrams of Lake City broken leg and contusions about the body j Mrs F A Pensa severe bruises about the body and arms F A Pensa driver of the car and several small children were uninjured The party was enroute to Lake Lily when the car in which they j were riding head-on with I driven by C E Smith of j F Joe Conner and D E j Ellerbe who happened to be I ing about the time of the wreck j brought thc injured to thc aers Memorial hospital and carried Smith to the county jail where he Is being held pending Issuance of Fairbanks And Wife Plan On Separation LOS July A separation is contemplated be- tween Mary Pickford and les and tile beautiful home in Beverly Hills of Hie motion picture couple is for sale Miss Pickford said today Our home Is for the actress said A separa- tion between Douglas and me 13 contemplated If there should be a divorce thc grounds will be in- compatibility Beyond that them is nothing further to say Fairbanks has spent much of ras time In few years traveling al present is jn London Thc separations of the Ple together with several efforts that have made to sell their residence which Is owned by banks gave rise to frequent mors of an Impending divorce but all have been denied couple In 1090 to Beverly Hills n migration of film actors to Mini city Among the to establish there was Charles Chaplin whose estate ad- i Joins that of Friends of said ho has been dissatisfied with life in the film colony They expressed the belief that If separation resulted in a divorce would live abroad Pickford and Fairbanks were married in a quiet ceremony a short time after her divorce from her first Own Moore screen actor This divorce March 2 1920 in Minden Nevada was later contested by the State of Nevada on the grounds of fraud and collusion but iUs ity was in the higher courts In marrying Fairbanks Miss Pickford voluntarily severed connection with the Roman Church of which she was a member By the marriage sly an American having been a British sub- Fairbanks wife was Anna h Sully ni Providence R I whom he married In 1807 The di- vorce was in und was granted custody of Dou- glas Jr their only child By J P Alley MAH Olf MOUSE EM r HAP To 1033 Syndicate Ine
