Delta Star, The (Newspaper) - May 29, 1938, Greenville, Mississippi This World of Late Bulletins Quirks And Briefed hires Which Put the World on Your Front Porch TA ONE DAY AHEAD THE WEATHER Varlly ilay Monday scattered Gentle to moderate winds on coast VOLUME II GREENVILLE MISSISSIPPI SUNDAY MAY 29 1938 NUMBER 164 Quins Four May 28 UP Tlie lets whose growth from puny to strong IT'S astounded iho l their ice far the first time Blood Will Flow As Browning Declares War On Memphis Machine Ecuador Uprising Government if Mav 28 Tip In maintain order adopted after a of Gen hail been put I'm rcsl of 15 former A was for Col Floras Mmi minister nnd aliened instigator or the plot Negro Confesses if CHICAGO Muy 28 Robert brnk under hours of prill tonight and confessed the ing of two women paid hU victims Mrs 34 tn death with a in her hy who lior and Mrs Florence killed similarly in her downtown hotel room nearly two years ago Brave Madame May 28 UP Three prisoners were elad lo be back in cells In jail tonight after an with the wife of Sheriff Armed only w I 1 h the high heels on Jier slippers Mrs cola chased the men back their cells when they emerged frum a dumb waiter in they had lowered lo the ground floor Flyer Crashes if OAKLAND Calif May 28 UP Ralph Johnson year-old stunt flier from Los crushed nnd lo death before thousands toAy at the Pacific International Air Races His wife and fainted in her scat as his tle plane In Vk Pillar To Post if KANSAS CITY Mo May 28 UP Sally Rand will t liver sermon at the First L Congregational Church tomorrow before she goes lo a theatre to perform her fan ami bubble dance AMERICAN MERCURY if Atlanta Augusta 90 Birmingham ton Buffalo leston Charlotte 73 Chicago Denver Fargo N D 74 Helena Houston 158 Jackson Miss sonville Kansas City Macon Memphis M Miami Mobile Montgomery New Orleans Newark N J land Cal Oklahoma City burgh Raleigh St Louis Savannah Tampa Thomasville 811 Governor Organizes Armed Force to Protect ers from Finish Fight if SOUTH lad May 28 federal the biggest of the industry tonight for i finish in the largest the Standard Oil of This will Ijo without unnecessary hi the full extent of the law U S District Attorney H ming said tonight I our for conviction urc good This is war fact that well-known ami in- will not change the gov jr GUESS WHO Homing said case wilf be handled fully hut will not of other names Ford president of the Com- Waller P nf Chrysler William president of Motors and Alfred chairman of the General i wore in W D BUNCH if Yesterday's Guess n and able Sheriff W D Hunch and there were who him Mr Bunch has an- for the office of tnx in the next The three ers who will receive parses t sec Jessie in ater Mrs II Miss Bishuu Today's Guess is a tor boat enthusiast and a em- ber of the Yacht Club He other interests in water no which you'll quickly discover case yon forget lo pay your ler on the correct not lo phone your before 9 a m today crn Union lime This contest is open only lo subscribers lo The Delta Star or members of their immediate family No one son may win twice in one week give your suggestions for Who individuals to be described We won't use loo easy on tee idU maybe tourer than you think And we'll lake picture if none is available in emergency statute passed in lo riots would nothing it in Iho hv Iv II Senator K D Tenn was last week when Ben Kohn Memphis lawyer and a supporter nf Browning was Under the never before used 1919 statute passed when strike violence was common in the governor is er to appoint 010 cent mini- if serve in preserving and acts of or to persons property in the They are only to ernor The Kohn incident the ernor said was more than en- ough justification for my action He would nol disclose further plans oC his administration to wipe county off the map however and would nol say whether more men would appointed or whether the might lo preserve order in case of expected trouble HULL WARNS EUROPEANS TO TOP PEACE Reminds Countries They Are Parties to Kellogg Pact A- WASH May 28 UP of Stale Hull u of a week-end that might menu tonight solemnly reminded many nnd of pledge to keep the He reminded them that they parties to the Peace Pact willi some 31 other Tlie pact es their nat f lal lo seek pacific of conflicts of or of origin His as Adolf Hillor his chief nnd us lo to the polls in tif i ries of local elections sel all on Hull did not mention or hy i frankly based upon the si nation involving countries in Central II left no to whom Apas prmcipiilly directed fuct ho his ton after the und when to outward Ihr led to that havo ris info Stockyards Nearly Ready To Be of in drew Alva Bluff conferred cnl An has boon worked mil whereby ford will the s soon as is on C M have been to he hy a committee of lon Chamber of Com- Accompanying Mr yesterday R S lins and Rea AH pleased the location F think it is an ideal Mr Stafford said Harrison Flays FDR Not Signing Tax Measure Democratic Disunion Seen SENATOR PAT HARRISON He answered Mr criticism of lie lux Public Certified Accountants Close Successful if Completing a successful day annual meeting of the Mississippi fiuty of Certified Public was brought to a close here night with i banquet by Dunn tjf Social Soeurity tration D Quinn nf 1 nekton was president of succeeding K of Greenville was ed ns the site for next year's meeting Other officers S M of vice president A L of port T of Greenwood and is A of were ect efl to the of one year and S M was elected for a five year riod Mayor Millon Smith ed the accountants and Slate Auditor Craig addressed the morning During the noon session Johnston stressed to the Society the necessity for ers to have their business ed just as other businesses havr close checks kept on their counts Alfred II Sloan chairman nf the State Tnx Commission ex- the policies of his group and thanked the account for their cooperation INSURGENTS CZECHS WOULD FIGHT ALONE AGAINST INVASION But Things Are Definitely Better Czech Foreign Minister Declares By HEYNOLDS PACKARD United Press Staff Correspondent PRAGUE May 20 UP Czechoslovakia is ready to de- fend herself single uny aggression Dr Ka- mil minister of foreign On the eve nf Ihc second series of the municipal elections that heightened the controversy the government and the minority the foreign minister in an interview with the United Press expressed for disinterested British stand Tilings are definitely scholarly Dr said tension has ceased We sincerely not only the attitude but the initiative of Britain in assuring maintenance nf pence in Central Europe Naturally we think it was a fine thing for Czechoslovakia Packed House Hears Senator Tell How Judgment Overrode Deep Loyalty To Roosevelt DIBBLE United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON May 28 UP dent Roosevelt and his Senate tax er veteran Pat Harrison of Mississippi en- gaged in wordy combat new enue act in a dramatic contest that tonight threatened further disunion In Democratic councils Harrison vising before crowded Seriate galleries took vigorous and direct issue with the President's repudiation of tax written into the new at rison's personal incentive Conflict ed on Administration policy toward ness The break between the President nnd one of his chief Senate leaders held possibility of repercussions in party primaries and the November elections A showdown was fore- cast in next January's Congress Both rison and the President predicted of tax laws would be necessary ot that lime Harrison centered his address on a denial that the revenue act which became effective a m today without the President's signature violated any great ican principle of taxation x PRESIDENT FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT His criticisms may split if i Worth It protest against the lion of the undistributed ate profits levy and tion of the capital gains changes backed by Harrison In defense nf these changes Harrison declared the tax Wiis drafted to be fair In the taxpayers to raise revenue and to give this grout and re- sourceful country a HUln tus on thn road to recovery Harrison affirmed his strong adherence lo the principles nf party loyalty but emphasized be- lief that the discussion ed an issue so that it must be presented He said he had always been loyal to the President God knows I've shown he said I don't know another Democratic Senator who has the breastworks of political fire as T have came up in the atmosphere ON DEBATE OF RECOVERY Leaders Predict Final Vole on Measure Or Friday -A WASHINGTON May 28 UP Administration forces cd tonight with op- ponents of President Roosevelt's recovery for a debate limitation to take fect Tuesday making passage likely late next week Under he ale will recess over Memorial on FOHr Have you a plete in seen ho nil pointed sell dule oC your life torn in and the stones upon which it is built en me tumbling you? If this experience has not been yours try it that you may lived fully And the host the quickest way to it is to toko into your home and heart a puppy j Have mm delivered to a in spring as he out of his crate lia will accord you such n welcome and you such a look of love nnd that you wonder why you have waited half a lifetime to n dog friend His puppy antics command tlie attention of member of Use family until dark with regard to our country lias shown her Occupy What lhc in port of They Say Is Loyalists line thing for Czechoslovakia I camB up m me VI Brilain which hns no com- of that thought tO y disloyalty almost treason Best Position if Frontier May UP tonight insurgent columns under Gen Jose hnd occupied important positions on the -er Arngon front giving them nn road to Valencia The to occupied and on the which hey paid thai the Loyalists ns most strategic nnd important position To Iho north near the French border n of 000 men prepared for in sive intended lo the steel ring arnund md recover important ol power plants mitted lhat the Attacks e assorted 1 hut the which n ayo on a front broken to u of it means lioi for Czechoslovakia I reully believe however that our est guarantee is our own to defend ourselves We hope lhat those countries to u.s will come to our aid if the worst ever happens but first of all we must be willing to ourselves I asked him anout the of war as the result of re- cent events It was then thai he slouched back in his chair and replied thai things are definitely In connection with alliances I wish lo point citil Hint has only defensive he There iri no- about little Sea Skiing SAM FRANCISCO UP Sea skiing has just made its dehut here having been imported from the French Riviera It consists nf remaining erect on skis at- to motorboots What They Think About a Chamber of Commerce Dr F M prominent physician and Chairman of he Committee for Health for the Chamber of Commerce No civilized community can bo indifferent to its problems of health and sanitation The Chamber of Commerce of Washington County has a splendid program for the future of this and the other cities in the county It is the one organized agency through which we can all work to stamp out disease and provide for better drainage better sanitation and ter health We have an able and efficient president and board of directors now and everybody should get back oi the Washington County Chamber of Commerce But when my Judgment leads me differently I shall rot take without pome of measure of de- that I was one of a group that abandoned American ciples of taxation Harrison with emotion implied a veto would have been overridden it Mr Roosevelt had chosen that method of proving HIP act I honn that the hieh intention nnd aspiration of the American in framing this tax to help business will not be dampened by he President's remarks of Harrison said HP said Hint he was that President hnd not signed the but he did what action of Congress would been if Mr Roosevelt bad vetoed it MEMORIAL DAY TO BE OBSERVED BY BEPPO ARNOLD Public Is Invited to Attend Ceremonies at ville Cemetery observance of Day by Beppo Ar- nold Post of the American gion will occur in Greenville cemetery this afternoon at 4 o'clock The public is invited Legionnaires will wear their overseas caps and their chapeaux George Hehns Pictured above is Wynn whose comic initiations of almost everything you can think of won him in the Junior Chamber of Commerce man of the charge a rip to New York City There ho will be the which also includes of He will receive a preliminary that all ex-service men for Major Bowes Amateur Hour and if the directors think remember their pledge lo ob- good enough get a chance on the radio hour on rage four though this isn't in any way guaranteed
