Nevada State Journal (Newspaper) - January 12, 1938, Reno, Nevada The Paper 23 1870 of The United Pnm Nevada the One Sound State VOL XO 64 RENO NEVADA WEDNESDAY JANUARY PRICE FIVE CENTS HIGHEST UPHOLDS UNANIMOUS DECISION ANNOUNCED Nevada Attorneys Consider Riding of Great Importance New York appeals in an unanimous decision held lhat Nevada divorce in own in which both are by counsel are valid and binding in the state of New York The decision IK considered by vada attorneys as of utmost im- portance because of recent attacks on Nevada divorces by certain zine and newspaper writers WATCHED BY Th decision was handed down in the of Jane Glaser Waller a Yoik x tor The case has been with interest by members of the bnr It was rind submitted to the court of appeals November 29 Dr Uasei came to Reno in November 1935 and on January 6 filed suit for divorce charging c: The defendant's wife had executed a power of attorney to Reno counsel appeared and represented her the hearing The divorce was January 6 1938 The husband returned to New York and his former wife filed a suit him n New York trial court asking that Nevada divorce i ree be set aside and refused and that she be awarded separation and maintenance NEVADA The trial court denied the plea of Mrs Glaser Nevada to be She carried the case to the Inter- tnc liate court where the decision made The wife finally took the matter to the court of appeals the highest tribunal in New York corresponding Continued on Page 2 The Washington COURT IN NEVADA DIVORCE chalk it up as fairly certain that the man fills Justice Sutherland's shoes will come from the If it i only as far west at Chicago is because the two Supreme Court resignations during Roosevelt's Ad- were Western from Wyoming Van and from Irony of fate ia that had they not Roosevelt's Supreme Court either Senator Wheeler of tana or Senator O'Mahoney of ing could have walked away with Sutherland's Job They would have fitted into picture perfectly netting down to specific persons tho President would like to reward Reed the Solicitor General but it is more likely that he will wait to appoint him to place the resigns Reed comes from Kentucky Incidentally has established a remarkable ord of winning Supreme Court ions having scored his fifteenth con- r victory for the Government last week DONALD One man to keep an eye on is Donald Richberg one- time partner of General Johnson in flapping the Blue Eagle's wings later his successor Don greatest ambition is to sit on the Supreme Court though he has alienated hia old way Brotherhood friends for whom was once counsel plus a good many other people he has not alien the President In fact Richberg had a Roosevelt's to the other ghost-writer having been Judge Sam of New ENEMY MONET Richberg conies from Chicago and into tbe Western scheme of but in New Deal circles there ia one Urge black mark against his name He haa become a ing legal lobbyist having accepted fees from a conglomeration of anti- New Deal OM of these was the automobile group which at- tempted to settle the tion taken against them to kee But moat client is a gentleman named Trajillo who is President of the Dominican Re- public and the bloodiest dictator in cm Page Profane Term for President BOSTON Jan officials began an gation to fix the blame for a tional magazine advertisement re- ferring Roosevelt in profane terms The was in a publication for radio amateur federal officials said In minute type at the top of the advertisement sketched to depict the heading of a newspaper the president was referred to a the of these United State of according to federal investigators Federal officials absolved the publishers of intentional guilt and asked I H Attorney Hardy of New York to locale the artist or artists who made the drawing for an ing agrncy which sub- J copper plate ment iic magazine The publishers contended they knew nothing of the ment's contents subscribers complained They said they did not examine the advertisement closely before printing it The ad- agency reported similar TERUEL BATTLE NAY Eli WAR Whole Front Likely to Become Involved Franco-Spanish tier Jan officials reported tonight that the battle of Teruel may develop into a great conflict along the whole Aragon front and become the final battle at the civil war The statement that Generalissimo Francisco co may abandon all efforts to re- capture the strategic of Teruel entered it Dec 21 Instead it was intimated the in- surgent in the mountains north of win strike ward against the enemy's steel and concrete El line In an fort to reach the eastern ranean seaboard and isolate Madrid and Valencia from the capital at Barcelona The fortified E3 line runs 22 miles across mountain ridges north of Teruel on the eastern rim of Franco's salient lit has been de- fense works built in Spain and of the World war Hinden burg line Jan Dutch steamer Hannah was and sunk by an unidentified submarine in the Mediterranean six miles off Cape San Antonio Spain the Spanish loyalist News agency reported tonight Wednesday Jan Exchange Telegraph agency reported today from celona that at least 26 persona were killed and 45 wounded m an insurgent air raid last night TOKYO QUAKE Houses Fall Wires Shaken Down TOKYO Wednesday Jan 12 strong earthquake shook western Japan today demolishing the walls of and disrupting telephone and telegraph cations In the city of More were broken and tion lines disrupted The temblor struck shortly after midnight The center the dis- apparently was near the prefecture where parts of houses were demolished Revenge Bit ll Costs Him N T Jan 11 became of how his wife a waitress her day off he testified in police court today so he gated and found she spent it with a volunteer fireman said he turned in a false alarm to get revenge He got a 25 fine The volunteer fireman was fired for failing answer the call JAPAN TO ASK PEACE Alien Anger Other Causes Reported Behind Move TOKYO Wednesday Ian United Slates nml British anther aggravated by recurring shed and interference reported early today to have influenced pan's leaders to press for a face saving peace in China Cabinet and defense leaders into an historic con- ference around the throne of or Hirohito were described to have voted down the de- mands of a military faction for an immediate declaration of war against China HITLER MAV AID The Chinese provisional ment at Hankow was described as agreeable to discussing the peace terms with Fuehrer Adolf ler of Germany in the role of go between But until the mediation can be brought to a conclusion the ese government appears determined to a relentless war against the Chinese armies of Generalissimo Chiang Some Japanese sources suggested that efforts would be made to obtain the withdrawal of Chiang from Chinese government affairs in order that Japan might gain more from a truce negotiated with the visional Peking regime DECLARATION OPPOSED Recurring international crises in- Japan and foreign powers eut were understood to have influenced a decision to strive for a quick end of the hostilities Such incidents as the sinking of the American gunboat Panay and the attacks on the British gunboat Ladybird on the as well as neutrals in the in- settlements of reportedly were cited tives of the government in their arguments against any formal ration of war ABMY TO BE LARGER the fifth imperial conference in Japanese history called like all the others to deal with a crisis brought on by war ended its secret session there was widespread lation in informed circles that China was willing to negotiate on peace terms by Japan Nevertheless Japan continued to gather more warriors and arms to if necessary the ese armies The war office called for a new conscription law mobilizing al man power CUPPER SHIP MISSING IN SOUTH PACIFIC AREA Loses in Courts MONARCHISTS Keeper of Crown Says His Radio Stolen Jan 11 UP Maj Gen Sir George Younghusband keeper of millions of dollars worth of crown jewels in the Tower of London reported today that two thieves entered hia apartment in the tower and stole his radio set First Old Age Pennon Robbery Now Recorded Colo Jan 11 first old age sion robbery was reported today John Deeds 70 who his January pension was slugged by two men at his home hite last night and robbed of in pension money 250 Arrested After Riots Spread Over Austria VIENNA Wednesday Jan UP More than 250 anti were under in tria today widespread disorders in connection the campaign to place 23 year old Archduke of on the throne of his father's Monarchists and Nazis battled with clubs and stones after Nazis and Marxist sympathizers ed to disrupt more than 60 archists maaa meetings throughout the country Fifty were ar- rested in Vienna and at least 200 in other parts of Austria were released after they were taken into for investigation A demonstration started by anti- in the streets of na after one of the mass meetings was quickly put down by police Immediately afterward however part of the fatherland troops started a campaign of terrorism The worst disorders occurred in Vienna where 11 meetings wero held in tribute to the handsome and exiled youth who ia hailed afi Austria's savior Pair Sentenced But They Are Safe in Stockholm France Jan The court today sentenced two Swedish tourists NiU 32 and Harold Carlson M io three months in prison for ing the line The defendants however are safe In Stockholm BARBARA STANWYCK Frank Fay Given Permission to Pay Visits to Son HOLLYWOOD Jan 11 Prank Fay veteran master of monies emerged victorious in a ter court battle with his former wife Barbara Stanwyck tonight when he was granted court permission to it their adopted son Dion Following two days of testimony Judge Goodwin J Knight granted Fay the right to visit the boy each Tuesday and Thursday afternoon and custody of him every other Saturday Fay had petitioned the court for such an order contending his former wife had refused him permission to visit Dion for the past 16 months despite an made at the time of their divorce Judge Knight attached certain strings to the order which he ed down following a day of fire testimony in which Miss wyck admitted that Robert Taylor movie wag a frequent caller at her home He stipulated that Dion's nurse must be present when he is in his father's care The more forbade the comedian to have any liquor with him either inter- nally or or to have a Continued on Page ALARM ALARMS Signal Goes on Binge A warning to tell motorists that fire apparatus is approaching went on a binge yesterday afternoon at the corner of and Virginia streets and buzzed for nearly hAif an hour Fire department electricians ex- that the mechanism of the only one of Its type in Reno simply stuck and refused to turn off when the engines were passed Motorists were puzzled by actions of the gadget which flashes a liant red light and sounds a loud buzzer and many drivera could be seen approaching the corner stopping looking up and down the street and then ing slowly when no engines MAGNATES ROOSEVELT PLEDGE AID Closer Cooperation To Result Asserts Alfred P Sloan WASHINGTON Jan Five of tho nation's leading who conferred with dent Roosevelt tonight forecast closer co-operation between and business in ting the trade recession Alfred P Sloan chairman of General Motor Corp who acted as spokesman for the group after a 90 minute White House ence said the business situation in showing signs of improvement and added that there is distinctly a better feeling than there a month ago CLOSER CO-OPERATION He read reporters a note he had penciled on a piece of paper in Mr office We have had an interesting and constructive talk with the dent AH of us agree that we have a better understanding of each other's problems out of which we are sure will come douer ation in meeting the difficulties of the moment CONFLICT DENIED Asked if there any conflict between business and the ment that cannot be overcome saidl NO Ernest T Weir chairman of the National Corp who has fought against the New policies was optimistic the future Outlook I think you are absolutely cor- in that business le a shade he told reporters I thought business was not would say ATTENDS Weif said that he fejt that it ia absolutely necessary that business nd the government co-operate in the economic picture and when if that that business must make additional concessions to the New Deal he Well you know tion means Donald A Richberg farmer NBA administrator and one of the chief executive's advisers also took carl in the conference Asked about Hie prospects of a new program involving operation as a of the ing he said that there had emerged a definite program in the sense of a very useful meeting CALLED BY F D R Others who participated but who refused to comment were M W Clement president of the vania railroad Lewis Brown dent of Corp and Colby Chester chairman of the General Foods Corp and head of the National of They were summoned here by President Roosevelt and walked into the executive at 5 p m Half an hour the dent said at his press conference that there was no be- this meeting his on the minority of business men whom he pledged relentless war in his Jack- son Day dinner speech and whom he condemned in hit union message ip Pope's n To Hitler Jan 11 Pope Pius Papal Nuncio to Berlin Cosaro faced Fuehrer Adolf Hitler today at a liant diplomatic reception in the chancellory and delivered a ringing for n halt to the armp race which mankind I cry for peace May the Almighty God that all heads of will contribute in great measure to the materialization of world he said In re- sponse Hitler said that peace is my aim and my government's of fort It a tense moment UK papal envoy dean of the Berlin diplomatic corps spoke directly to Hitler while 51 ambassadors ministers and ges de Affaires looked on The speech was highly significant because of Germany's position In tho acute state of world affairs lier gantic armament program her re- nunciation of the treaty her angry demands for colonies her new alliance with Japan and Italy DRAMATIC SCENE FOLLOWS MOB'S ACTION Feud Flares in Senate WASHINGTON U CUP An ancient tona that soared to hysterical heights In he of the World war 10 ago when a young er was atoned In a West ginia town by a mob reached bitter on the senate floor today It involved two mm ful Sen Bush Holt D of Western W of the mob R Roy Toke former schoolmaster and inee for post of collector of internal revenue la West whom Holt of having incited the atoning epi- Yoke's name by President to the ate for confirmation today in: the of a southern buster Against the ing MU accepted toy tbe body 48 to 16 despite dramatic plea for rejection Standing before his HoH described to detail the feud between tita family and Yoke dating back to hia strenuous objections to can entry Into the World war I want to tell the senate that this man en- a mob to stone my mother and atie was knocked down M the street said that Toke then of the Weaton lic schools Knight to bare him reduced in classes when the struggle between two Hies reached new I don't mind he oriad But I do mind tion that my father ought to have been killed because of my father's honest beliefs That my heart it would sear any man's heart I want the to realize those Many have been shown Toke baa taken a great to ing anyone by the name at Holt The admitted lhat his father had made e complaint Toke for when the latter had the broken down but my father found that Toke had broken down due to Holt bitter New Deal fee who crowed with President on many Important considered the nomination a personal The nomination WM defended by Sen Of M D W Va who denied that the former schoolmaster wwr drank and described Mm u a teetotaler Debate concluded shortly after Neely cried In God's name don't let one get revenge here this after- noon for that 30 yean AT SORORITIES Stanford Freshmen Want Houses Banned From Campus STANFORD UNIVERSITY Cal Jan The freshman claw of Stanford university today re- against the sorority rushing system and the Stanford Daily un- newspaper supported the stand of the girls in asking that so- rority be discontinued on tho In the protests of the 285 young women in the Dean of Women Mary Yost said the uni- versity would assume responsibility for housing women students if iho nine wore dis- banded Many of the freshmen men have said they would refuse to accept pledges under the system Next Saturday is pledging day Only 118 girls of the class of 265 girls may be pledged to sororities un- der the regulations of the university It was the 118 girls who feel fairly confident they will be pledged who look first action and termed tho tem unfair They were supported by the remaining 147 some of whom may be rushed but who In the words of a spokesman feel worried and blue The freshman who ed that her name withheld con- So many girls heartbroken over the possibility of not receiving bids that we don't think it's all quite fair We think something is wrong with the system We like the girls but we think something should be done to make the system fairer all the way around Driver of Burning Truck Finally Finds Firemen CLEVELAND Jan 11 UP Driver Talmadge Gey noticed a culiar odor coming from city garbage truck Inspection con- firmed hla It was afire He smoke swirling from the refuse to the nearest firehouse But the fire caused by combustion still burned on his arrival firemen had been called to another blaM To have his fire extinguished Oey had to call the mafa fire exchange which sent the squad armed with extinguishers Free for SAN Jan 11 To induce timid women that air travel for their bands United Airlines announced today that wives will be permitted to accompany husbands free of charge between Los Angetes and San Francisco until Feb 6 OIL LEAK IN MOTOR REPORTED Hours of Silence Follows Last Signal Near Pago Pago RAN FRANCISCO Inn The Airways Samonn Clipper Sikorsky plane H over a new routo Honolulu to New Zealand wan in trouble outside of Pago Pago Samoa today and then disappeared The last message from the plane commanded by C nick received by Pan-American radio tit In from of a signal from the clipper's direction-finding apparatus Oil LEAK DEVELOPS The plane then three hours out oT Pago American Samoa on Its way to Auckland New land Forty-seven minutes earlier had messaged that one of the plane's four motors hud developed an oil leak nnd tlint lie wait turning back to Pago What for time was considered the first word of the missing plane came at p.m when message relayed from Pan-American radio base at Pago said Inn plane had been sighted near Apia Samoa which in 76 miles wcel of I But Pan-American later said that tho report could not be confirmed Striving to check the message Pan-American learned that it had originated from a private operator's dispatch from Apia which said the operator had seen a plane ing gas in the air and settling near harbor officials believed It possible that Musick had to land to the leeward of some Island uncharted that lay along his route from Samoa to New Zealand BLOCKED Seeking to explain the silence of tho clipper's powerful radio they bo- that mountains some of which nsc feet above sea level were blocking reception between the and the station at Pago Pago Searching facilities from the oa n naval baio were poor as two old whips and one plane were all that were available The naval plane at Samoa flew out the Pacific seeking trace of the plant The IT P S Avocet one of the Samoa n Mation vessels also was believed to be searching OF VETERANS The Matson liner Mariposa left Auckland yesterday along a route which was clonn to the clipper course Pan-American Airways be- that the liner In the best position to aid the plane if it can be located Making a survey flight over a route which some day will be used for flights the Samoan Clipper carried some air express sent from the United States to the Anti- podes The crew was a veteran one Continued on 2 I Forecast for- Fair day and little change In TEMPERATURES LAKE TAHOE 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