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   Delta Star, The (Newspaper) - June 2, 1938, Greenville, Mississippi                               This World of Ours Late Bulletins Quirks And Briefed lures the World on Your Front Porch Booking Dies WASHINGTON June 1 UP Tlie Neely prohibiting the billion-dollar motion picture industry from forcing theatres to book movies oil a sale basis has been killed for this session of it learned tonight VOLUME 11 GREENVILLE MISSISSIPPI SCANT HOPE FOR KIDNAPED CHILD AS HUNT CONTINUES Armed Florida Posses and VY V 3 i WhO UI let I Mcu ot 1C V Is opposing in the House Interstate Com- beek Committee and Chairman Clarence F Lea D Calif Old Jimmy Cash that there was no chance action this session Ambassador's Valet Wins Junii 1 UP E UNRETURNED THOUGH RANSOM HAS BEEN PAID Believe Little Victim Has Been Abandoned in the J C when he on trish His draw Hois today's Derby winner Tonight Carl Carlson is he valet nf America's diplomat He won I suppose because I am nn I must first pny an income tax on mv fortune was made when notified of his winnings Hn reached at Odessa where he is traveling on a trip through South Russia Be Law-Abiding Urge Liquor Dealers La June 1 UP One retail dealers of this vicinity today individually signed a pledge for law observance saying that existence of the traffic depended upon proper respect for day and other liquor regulatory laws The voluntary was tn every dealer in the area JL -X Dallas Has Gone To The Dogs DALLAS Tex lime 1 UP police court went tho Horn today OT cases called lor trial King S Williamson were for violations of the city license law Daughter of Huey Long Marries BATON ROUGE La June 1 UP Rose Lolita daughter of the late senator and Mrs Rose McConnell Long tonight became the bride of Dr W land at the First Presbyterian church She was given in marriage by her brother Russell Long FK UP O Into in for 72 In he n fuller nnl snn In nf Jimmy jr The F block of I nd tut of c s i of the home nucl to nf nf In- Juno 1 UP lio of In a drive In Jimmy liim la A MUST COTTON flic Is for rain on W O whip's Swift water there arc eighteen of look like they'd hml ill the lain needed Almost ready to bloom Ale wine tn Die Slar Inches talf despite Urn farl j UK IK acre tract has had only I one nice rain and slit nils auf an the imnr Atv 20 acres or Mv that cotton In lutiks UltR a reason Ills In the of the county is his negro William Xr Aleuine 92 GRADUATED AT BASS JUNIOR HIGH YESTERDAY America Land of the Is Theme of fhc Ceremonies k Kvo villians from E E Junior High school at on the of- the annual Bass cise America of tho who attended agreed that the THE local in Southeast portion Thursday Friday AUK.: Fair Thursday Friday fair somewhat warmer NUMBER 167 A UK WOULD I Though Isn't anil Mm around I is hp scene nf it jumping frop nl in trie Thou lot of The The Star arft Icst Is in of Tom MI Monday ami Tuesday fur Ihn hn by Air Ufn s I I1 ii ni HP mil fit vcM HIP nnl jump anything Wi-sl DOLE ADDED TO POST NOMINATES OFFICERS TONIGHT Percy Park Warm Springs Merc Hum British spinsters to Committee Will Also have flecked to to Florence While in lier fur for spinsters when reach 55 if slui examines in a lo 1 urk Iho fringes nf wilki to gel tlie rind find the m- were lending Ihn in the nf K Connelly iro June 1 UP Tiie service Tn of becoming involved ill diplomatic difficulties with after the German government said it would make uu lump fort to arrest Werner George for American ed of finding Hie when he arrives at Cherbourg tomorrow aboard tho German liner Hamburg is wanted in the U S in connection with a federal investigation of espionage activities Valencia's First Line of Defense Falls WITH THE NATIONALS NEAR Spain June 1 UP Nationalist field headquarters reported tonight that line of defenses protecting Loyalist g Valencia had failed to Gen Tose troops outside near the Mediterranean army crossing to soil south of midway between Teruel and tho sea stormed and seized a stretch of concrete and underground positions studded with machine-gun pillboxes GUESS WHO A PAIR OF GUESSES tie boy Federal Bureau of who had rd in tlie background while hope held thai abductors would return the hoy to Iho nation's since 1032 M F nraxtnn 5S a bald heavy-set who lives near Jimmy's nn and 1 ion nil by the federal The covered nil in with secrecy IE was reported Hint two persons were being mul that others were about tn be taken into Connelly ing tin customary silence of Ihc rni in such cases refused er tn run firm or deny the re- ports The kidnaping and manhunt stirred the southern tip of ida out of its midsummer Fishermen in in off thr keys ami citrus fanners left their lo I bo through the rich The Ku Klux Klan asked its members lo trail finders led scorching litlle known American veterans nf Wars mrl Spanish ihi has yet The Colin wing program was presented by Iho Band School led by Eleanor accompanied by iiic Gahan In He til ley Remarks by C Our tinder Class by arine led by Eleanor Helms Played by han Kou r IK n f i Freedom of A Montgomery b Freedom of the Emily Buehler c Religious Freedom Fox Delighted Ai Cotton wood Newsprint Results BLAZE AT BANK QUICKLY QUENCHED Eye Witness Account ten by Society Editor's Son U S Boy And Hitler Admirer Held Byv Czechs CARLSBAD Czechoslovakia June I Miss Unity blond English who has been culled Adolf Hitler's young British and a old Chicago student were seized by Czechoslovak authorities niKhl on suspicion of espionage The American youth William described as a residential student from Chicago ately appealed to the United States Legation in Prague for aid in his release and the English girl were four persons Miss had been in difficulties She was beaten by a mob in London's Hyde Park on April 10 when she wore a presented her by Hitler to 1 Loyalist Spain mass meeting The was held under surveillance on suspicion of be- ing international was a si lime after he met Miss daughter of Lord who is staunchly ler and whose father entered the peerage after a distinguished diplomatic career MYRTIS AND MARY it The winsome little Helms twins who will appear night in the revue were the Guess Who doubles yesterday The first guessers who will sec This Marriage Business at the Paramount tonight M Bareett Mm W II Bell Mary Finlay fj O 4 Today's Guess Who is one of those Arkansas citizens who re- formed by coming to Greenville A Washington avenue merchant who moved in at ii busy early this year he sees to it not to phone your guess before 8 a m today ern Union time This contest is open only to subscribers o Tho Delta Star or members of family No one son may twice in one week Please give suggestions for Guess Who individuals to be described We won't would Too we and i Soon extinguished was :i after one o'clock yesterday afternoon on the roof of the Greenville Bank Trust Company Firemen IK A f I IV climbed the roof nnd put I a IIV n I out tlie flaming trash which as probably ignited by a cigarette tossed from an upper window of the adjacent Weinberg ing Trucks One and Four ed the Following is the fire story as written by Kichard son of the Star's ety Editor Mrs By At the bank a little there was a fire A cigarette from a upper window on lo the Greenville Bank nnd trust company The fire was not very sirous but it wus a fire just the same True one anil four atoned the fire Chief of Red Taggart was there I -o of using the keep take the big hose the little one style picture if none is but it was powerful Valencino To Talk At jayce Meeting Tonight if Sergeant Sam S Valencino of the Greenville Police de- will be tho principal speaker jit tho regular semi- monthly meeting of the of Commerce at tel 1 le tonight at o'clock Mr Valencino will discuss tho of criminal in use in the here and will speak on the possibility of the creation of i slate bureau of criminal identification George jr of the statewide Chamber of Commerce seeking to have such a bureau established invited lo attend the George Taylor is of the program U.S INTERESTS IN CHINA SUFFER ADDITIONAL LOSSES American Vessel and Missions Are Bombed SHANGHAI Thursday Juno 2 UP American in China suffered losses today ns seven f iir t her westward along railway In their drive on China's cap- ital in An vessel pi- rn ted ill tlie month of Iho river more American missionary in- were bombed by the Japanese force nnd ican trade in large areas of North China was virtually pended because of devastation of Hie countryside by the con- tending Chinese md Japanese forces The pirated American vessel the S S Dollar of the lar Steamship Lines which while on route to hai from river ports A of Iho pirates who Imd the ed fis deck fired tols in Iho air the crew 300 and stole of rire which were erred pirate junks Ait Indian guard on the ship shot in Die urm and but others on the vessel were nnl banned The pirates holding the vessel for six which they nese members of the ship's crew td assist them in Ira MS f erring Vile stolen rice to junks The S S is an poing lender known to American tourists It formerly was lo transport pers from the Dollar which anchored il the mouth of the i iver up stream to Shanghai but went into the river vice when trans-Pacific liners stopped calling at Shanghai ler the of the S S President Hoover by Chinese war planes Insl year Smoke fiom new industries for the Mississippi utilization of thousands of acres of once limber till these arn since the hist week of experiments by Dr Charles of Savannah Gn At the regular ly uf the Ar- nold Tost nt for tlie year will The present of- 11 unit Wiley Day Sr Junior K C Pope Vice Cn inn Kinder M W Van Norman Vice Commander U C M Vice I Albert H at Arms O Helms SEEK President Writes Demand for Lone Free Hand in Spending SENATORS FEAR USE IN REPRISALS Dole Will Be Used for in the Summer WASHINGTON Juno 1 Tho hy voice on to Mifi for payments ID cotton rice and corn fanners D did nol which not up i in ho n wn hint would In br im- thr CM of this y par's Hip is n insure the to which IT- from tin ring intn a by W Icy in II 10 no the n romped fund by COO H ro I nf WPA money iho :i rn direct relief from lo hi si Hint Iho Chief live bn given Contest Winners Leave For Coast A crowd of 100 nt the Y t M V depot last to bid good-bye to Mrs Joe cono and Miss DaVera Schwartz winners in Uie recent Greenville Included in the crowd was Chairman Bradley of tees Campaign Committee Ire two winners are making n lo Hollywood were disclosed before the ern Newspaper Publishers sociation Convention al lor Park Tuesday n A Kox of who interested Dr in as a basic material for the manufacture of lerday that the discovery is with MIL greatest possibilities ville nnd the Delta We grow iti abundance he said As a mailer of fact there are ably a thousand square miles oC trees now in the strips of land between levees extending 50 and south of Mr Fox sees Greenville as thr logical center for paper industry pointing out that Ihc river would chenp transportation and there is an supply uf trees in the Greenville aica Rail are also for the finished out Thin is our newest Dr Herty old publishers Wo made excellent ot from of wood furnished hy the lon Counly ot 20 pei cent and HO per cent The to all is that it inlo the field of in Ihn Sunlh a of limber no at the time Dr said Much of our newsprint K at imported from The will nnl with the successful of a process Di Horiy experimenting wilh which in with the lowlands the levees Mr Fox Hint Iwo more of freshly cul willow will be ped lo the lory at Dr with Hie is being made without charge by Y and M V and Illinois whose official have been intensely In the its inception Should Dr with and prove commercially as probable of these now unused lands bear another great in addition to opening up er big industry for this nf the country Hy tn the tax rolls many thousands or acres now contributing little or nothing to the revenue of committees on Warm in at Percy will he to delegates iJi wilh attendance In Stale in un fuly will be he on hand ill in order matters may lie dis- of as as possible CZECH OFFICER 2 Little Nation Plans er Army in Face of German Anger it June 1 UP dolf deputy pre- mier announced tonight tenn of military service t'i to provide n stronger ai my protection of frontiers nude nt :i of Ins own Democratic is iei man of lwo Sudeten Germans by n officer in frontier town of on i hy nod a of is coining for attack nn any of slovakia's Sudeten over whom Fuehrer Adolf en Child Victim Of Attack Will Live To Testify SANDY SPRINGS Mel Tune I UP Slim dark-eyed Ella May 12 probably live to testify against fames A Tinner police said today had confessed he arid ravished the school girl and then left her for dead in a clump nf bushes As authorities filed charges of rape the negro nnd ed him lo a Baltimore Md jail lo prevent violence nl the of angry physicians said the lillle victim ly improved She is suffering from a skull and tiple bruises and cuts Early today the child renters who will hoi cared by U PA Tlie farm by Hen Hichard On and was ial by vote Payments be made only lo wheat cotton earn i ifC and The objective of the proposal -is to give farmers income comparable to thai which hey under prices in the period AlUiough administration did not Hie amendment rated of President that new taxes would have to be imposed finance the program the senate recessed nl p m all of the had been disposed of and there remained only of the MIC embracing loans ond grants for municipal before debate on began action talien on the today Adoption of nn amendment pay the simie minimum lo as industry would con- to tr under al d in tb thr v quest of leaders but in Sf i- ate stale taxing base be ed through eyes nearly closed broadened and a portion of lax load taken from the by beating and Turner as the attacker Delia's cultivable land The negro was trapped in his which now provides a high centage of taxes of lire slate home near Middlebrook at 1 m Bloodstained clothing was found in tne house police snid finie roll Comity the eastern lion of the Delia ai of f II Williams and W C as members of board of from roll County Council Carroll is the first counly o complete iu certification of thj county membership roster and its Council and directors John Greenwood man of Delia organization campaign stated W C Neill prominent er lawyer and planter of Car- rollton directed the tion of Carroll County Council as an branch ot Delta Council Since only one fifth of counly has flat Delta land it was decided to combine community and counly Council thore Inlo body The of the Carroll Counly Council so determined are J B Williams B H Carly W C Neill Pat hill and Ur Edgar Giles   

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