News (Newspaper) - August 26, 1933, Frederick, Maryland Edition MARYLAND Partly cloudy and Sunday Not much la VOL 267 NEA MD SATURDAY AUGUST 26 1933 IN Nil CONTINUE Ypres Church Rises FISHING CAMP IN WINTER ne Machine Returning From aking Other Victims To pital In Accident RIYER OF FIRST CAR FELL ASLEEP BELIEF Of Man Who Acted As Good Samaritan About Demolished Seven persons were patients at the City Hospital this morning the result of two accidents one of a sequel to the The injured Miss Delia 1855 Calvert street 41 i reet Harrisburg Pa John Byroads K f street N Washington tmln Price Mildred colored New Market Paul m colored Adamstown and Mendez colored 310 North Bentz reet this city The first accident happened about 4 this morning one mile of when the Ford driven by Horace E Downey ed about 35 years 2124 P street N Washington en route from to Washington crashed into a K as Downey is believed to have asleep at the wheel He was un- ured but the other occupants of car and their Injuries were as Miss Greathouse 33 years of age of the face and a compound of the right arm at the elbow Mies 19 rears of age ons on right arm and leg Mr Byroads 49 years of age chest lury and lacerations the extent of s chest injury ndl having been de- Following the accident a member of i party Tent to the nearby home of Price and summoned him to take party to the Frederick City Hospital their automobile was dished v Upon leaving The hospital Mr Price was the victim of an accident Frederick Junction a Chevrolet lach in which were a group of col- id persons ran into his car a Ford injuring the occupants and imaging both cars to such an extent are considered not worth 1 Mr Pries sustained abrasions on body and a cut lip colored were injured as Mildred Forsett aged 19 years scalp Paul Daw son aged 19 years lacerated e chin and forehead and injured Antoinette Mendez aged 21 years back Officer Anderson of the State Police the accidents but preferred charges pending changes in the of the injured ACKNOWLEDGES PHOTO iwe Letter In Behalf Of President Engineer Elmer stC Maiwell ty received a reply from Louis McH iwe secretary to President Roosevelt response to a letter on behalf of the of Frederick thp President visit the reforestation camp at g creek and containing an aerial of the camp The letter T Mr The President has asked me to receipt of your letter of jst 18 and to thank you for your In sending him the mal photograph of C C C camp located in county d Very sincerely LOUIS McH HOWE Secretary to the President Announcement Made That Will Operate County Site in Cold Weather PRAISE FOR CONSERVATION CORPS GIYEN BY MR BAKER Frederick Philanthropist Says People Should See Splendid Work Being Done ENTERTAIN TWO OF THEIR FRIENDS Hyde Park N Y Aug 26 AP and Mrs Roosevelt today at a birthday party two of their Nancy and Stephen T Early secretary the President Today Is the birthday of Miss Cook 10 Is an associate and companion ot is Roosevelt Tomorrow is Early's The desk of Early was piled gh when he armed at work this from the office Jiff THE WEATHER TODAY Unqualified praise of the 200 men at Civilian Con- servation Corps Camp near Fishing Creek and for their splendid tion work was expressed toddy by D 01 Frederick simultaneously with the an- that the will be con- a winter camp by the ed Government The people of Frederick stated Mr Baker do not realize what a treat piece of work is being done for the community by the Civilian tion Corps at trie expense of the and at very small expense to the city and business men and local residents should visit the site and see for themselves the and other progress being made there Tribute was paid by Mr Baker to the untiring efforts of City Engineer Elmer Maxwell as being instrumental hi having the camp located in erick county and in addition to Mr Maxwell's role in the movement ther tribute was paid to the Mayor and Aldermen for their part in the project Contradicting what he feared might be a misunderstanding on the pan of the public to the effect that he personally had furnished bathhouses and lights for the camp Mr Baker clearly stated that he had not done so and that credit for the Installation of both bathhouses and lights should go to the Mayor and Aldermen who have lent their entire support to the project The expense to the city of small In relation to the great benefit the community will derive from the of thf with con- stantly working to transform the site near the watershed into a form of tural park added Baker The ter has traveled over oart of road made by men and the natural beauty of the surroundings where nics are held and tourists enjoying was cited as one benefit from the project Officers and men are ways glad to receive visitors and the general public was urged to avail itself of the opportunity of visiting that tion of the county In discussing the compliment men at the reforestation site paid him in naming the place Camp Mr Baker today termed it a kindly ture and expressed appreciation of the friendly act but stated that it could not be named officially after him that the only camp actually named for him is the Boy Scout camp near Braddock Heights which is his personal erty He then paid hearty tribute to the spirit manifested oy the men and declared himself deeply impressed with their unselfishness and regard for their dependents elsewhere During various visits to the camp Mr Baker has mingled with the men He greeted them on the night of their arrival here and in conversation with them learned of their individual unemployment Some of the boys were de- scribed as slightly more than of and all of them being en- gaged to worthwhile work both for their families and the community Bach man receives only 15 per month food and lodging the remaining 25 of his salary going to his dependents One man especially concerned for his family kept only three dollars for his own use j from a month's salary Their spirit and the work they are places T fin performing this declared Mr Baker Word that the camp near Fishing Creek is to be continued throughout the winter was received today with pleasure and as an Indication that the camp is regarded favorably by the President ly was invited to visit the site and it is hoped that he may be able to go there in the near future viji Wrecked during the early days of the World War Belgium's famed Ypres church again towers majestically over the historic The edifice is shown as the completion Russell Bales This City Loses Control Of Vehicle TRAFFIC HALTED HALF HOUR Aug 36 people of Frostburg were given plenty of today when a truck became unmanageable on Big Savage Mountain and careened wildly through UK of To add to the excitement the tract was drawing after it a trailer on which was a frightened mule At Crossing a mils below Frostburg the truck overturned it had sheared off three telephones and crashed into a bank Bales managed to jump clear just as the truck overturned and was only slightly hurt The mule was jured Traffic on the highway was stopped for half an hour as the truck and Its load of coal was cleared from the ment Bales who is 21 resides in an ment at 100 East Patrick street It is understood he is an employe of the side Coal Company BISHOP CANNON GIVES REASONS FOR DRY REPEAL Blames U S Smith Wet pers Hoover New York Aug 26 AP James Cannon Jr sailed on the today to attend church ings in Lausanne Sofia and other places In a statement issued before he sailed he attributed sentiment for repeal of the 18th amendment to First the failure of the Federal to enforce the prohibition law second the influence of former Governor Alfred E Smith third the i influence 01 vet fourth the of temperance fifth the failure of former President Hoover to carry out election pledges as to the en- forcement of the prohibition act Precipitation for 24 hours ending at a m none Precipitation August to date 967 hes Normal 3 65 2 01 iches in 1933 to ist Inches temperature 91 High temperature a year INNOCENT VICTIM DIES IN RESTAURANT GUN DUEL Chicago Aug 26 AP In j a revolver duel between a robber and a restaurant proprietor Miss Florence Quinn 22 was shot to death today while eating in a cafe just of trw A single bullet out of several fired each man pierced the girl's temple and killed her Aloert Pappas was wounded m the hand He relieved he the robber fled FOUR KILLED WHEN THEIR AUTO STALLS ON TRACKS Cits Mich Aug 26 Four persons were and two ers injured early today when their motor car stalled on a railroad ing and was struck by a Pere passenger tram five miles north of here The dead are Mrs D Rich and three children all of Traverse City FREDDIE FRAME WINS STOCK CAR RACE I ATHENS POLICE DETAIN INSULL FOR GOVERNMENT High Water Marks Made In 1889 Unequalled In Most Places On Thursday BUT UPPER SECTION COUNTY SAYS THIS ONE IS WORSE Stranded Removed Along State Highways At Waters Recede Johnstown flood record ued to hold Its lead over the flood of August 24 1933 In this section of the county as further comparisons made today Timi ngo the most experienced residents hasn't been beaten yet Upper county that Thursday's high water topped that ol con- to stand today however and the belief WM that the flooding experienced by the nia and Taneytown district sections may been more spread out as the river the brunt of it began to spread over its middle and lower course Flood records as related by persons residing along the rher in this vicinity give the following comparisons on Pelton and Kelly mill shows Johnstown flood IS Inches Jug records compared with government gauge town flood about 3 feet higher Frederick els near old tailgate show Johnstown flood about 3 to 4 feet higher Michael's mill east of Buckeystown on mill shows Johnstown flood 4 feet higher Furnace say from memory Johnstown flood was higher It it apparent that at re- gent flood out It Aetten Came Quickly Chicago Aug 26 The tion of Samuel Insull by authorities in Athens today followed quickly on dis- closure by United States District At- torney Dwight H Green of the in- tention of federal officials to make a new attempt to bring him here for trial A previous effort oh the part of the state of Illinois to compel Insull and his Martin Insull now In ada to face trial growing out of the collapse of their utility empire successfully resisted in Greece by uel Insull The request for Martin's appearance had been continued and he is residing at Orillia Ont Green yesterday obtained release of a suppressed indictment returned June 1 against the and nine which charges violation of the Federal bankruptcy act by transfer of assets of the Corporation Securities Company defunct investment trust charged is kepi its mark farther below that May 31 IBM Varied of 01 that Thursday's water flooding some was not quite M high as that experienced in the cloudburst of two weeks before when more than 5 Inches of rain fell within 34 hours A short distance from the town however the water mark of Thursday ww higher and several miles to the east residents said the Johnstown flood stage was exceeded It will take a week or ten days to clear the mud and debris from the Felton and Kelly mill It was stated there this morning The water near the mill swept away a hogpen and chicken house The water rose faster than at any time in 31 years It was stated at Michael's mill Some damage was done to the water flume head gates as the water rose Stranded Caw Removed Three stranded automobiles had been removed Friday from their standing places along the highways after high water had drowned them out day night Two of these had been caught by the rising water of Muddy run near They belonged to sylvania residents and were towed by a Gettysburg garage man sedan in which three ton men were surrounded by water near the Israel creek bridge on the Liberty road about 1230 Thursday was brought to Frederick Friday by Glenn G Green local automobile er The car which had been com- submerged was covered with mud and its rear fender bumper were damaged The three occupants of the car w it was caught in the rapidly rising water to tord it were Sample secretary to United States ator Frederick Van of Indiana Will O Beardslee special assistant to the Attorney General and O T hart attorney In the Veterans They were rescued in a canoe after swim had brought help while the other men were in a Dillon tree Sample who suffered is worst including shock from the hour exposure was reported today as recovering Beardslee and Englchart escaped ill effects 4 Near A story of the rescue of three and a child who uere caught In the flood waters a short dis- tance northwest of in the midst of the flood Wednesday midnight was Former Utilities Magnate Held Upon Request Of United States District Attorney LAWYERS MOVE TRANSFER HIM TO A NURSING HOME New Offense Charged Is Extra- In Greece Chicago Says Athens Aufr 26 AP In- sull under indictment in the United States in connection with the of his utility interests WM detained by authorities here t was lodged temporarily in the office of the head of the Athens police force His lawyers were taking steps to ar- range his transfer to a nursing home because of his age and health both in Greece and Canada AEILLO ELECTED AS LEGION'S COMMANDER Broken Dam Floods Salisbury R nl ADDED TO DEATH TOLL IN body ui Hoopers tim Found Floating Off Shore TALBOT COUNTY CROP DAMAGE IS Toll Of Lives Lost Along At- Seaboard Mounts To 50 Water from the broken Isabella and Pennsylvania dams overflowed HM fl n Pennsylvania dam con be seen in the upper right corner just below the road trestle Baltimore Chosen Foi tion In 1934 26 CAP Aeillo of today was elected commander of the American Legion Department of Maryland at the closing business session of the organization Baltimore was chosen as the 1934 meeting place Aeillo was chosen over Howard W Cutler of Silver Spring by a vote of 125 to 86 Mrs Ruby Wheatley of Cambridge was elected president of the State Aeillo and Cutler acre the placed in nomination for com- mander Other state officers nill be elected this afternoon and the then adjourn KNIFE WIELDER BRINGS DEATH TO WOMAN AGED 50 San Cai Aug AP butcher knife wielded by a woman lice said was crazed brought death to Miss Anne keeper in the home of Dr Anita Muhl 40 and serious Injury to the doctor The alleged assailant captured bj police last night was identified bj them as Dr Virginia Wilson 36 until a re- cent nervous breakdown a teacher in the summer school of California col- Berkeley Dr Muhl formerly of Baltimore Md in the west In the field of psychiatry Death Toll In Johnstown Flood Far Greater Than That This Week While at variance over comparable height of water and destruction of property wrought by the Johnstown flood and the swept this section thU week It Is obvious Um the present death toll was small when compared with the number their lives on that fateful May 31 1889 Back In the days of 89 tion was slow and it was not known for manj dais the actual extent of the disaster warnings cast m advance not only prevent loss of life but the telephone the tele- graph and radio almost Immediately re- what has taken place Although this week's terrifying visitor left behind many deaths millions of dollars of damaged property and eral along the Atlantic seaboard 11 as a major disaster of this nature in this section of the United States Modern police methods eliminated manj of tne ils attendant upon events of this kind In this connection Its to note the following dis- patch from Johnstown Pa which in The Dally News on June 3 1880 Seven Hungarians have been caught stealing dead bodies They were cap- tured by the sheriff this morning en into the Conemaugh river and kept there until all seven were dead On June 4 there appeared the following dispatch from the swept area Two thousand five hundred bodies have been recovered up to this morning three thousand graves are now being dug and tonight there will be a gigantic funeral On June 5 1889 there forth a flood o-f warnings of pestilence at talcs of fear-stricken people losing their minds and other talcs of horror which surpass fiction About that time news became general as to the damage in this section of in a few heavy property de- struction About a week after the flood swept its remorseless way to the sea it be- came known that the death toll had exceeded 15.000 with a great many bodies remaining unidentified PRINTING INDUSTRY CODE DISCUSSED AT MEETING Tuesday September 5 It Is expected that representatives will be chosen at this gathering to represent the territory Md Aug M of the six from er's Island wen reported safe laity but the body of the sixth WM found floating offshore ently was drowned when the at to when the en had been vert not available but their were informed that were safe Burton M Brown Talbot county farm Meat day that the to farm in county M suit of storm would reach On Island WM extensive The hman Com- pany Faulkner Ticking Company and the Roe Packing Company in all have front sections washed Dent's WM completely ed away Extern SealMrd H New York Aug A of death and destruction caused by wandering tropical hurricane and driving WM wtw the iun shone on an At- seaboard Uttered with and soaked by Hoods The death total stood at M cad QB property ran M nigh M Only one WM fc j mop oron N X to with three htd hwi from Mid The tuk of rapidly at ravaged resorts from tn Floods the greatest handicap but In many these were reported subsiding The hurricane had about blown out over the middle valley Neir START PROBE INTO WATER CRASH TAKING THREE Hagerstown Man One Of Thott Rescued Chicago Aug 26 doubte by police ana cout men was under way today into a col- of two water craft which had cost the of three World's Fair sightseers Both boats the Miss Chicago a boat which carried 10 and pilot and a cabin cruiser the with seven aboard saak after their crash which occurred last night hi Like Michigan near the mouth Of the Chicago river Coast guardsmen rescued all the passengers and all but of the speedboats Only one body was recovered ot a woman apparently about 40 yean of age All of the survivors were with two exceptions one being ard of Md who was on ths cruiser All suffered from shock and several received slight bruises SECOND ACCIDENT AT SCENE OF TRAIN WRECK Organizations To Be Formed In held Richmond tion of the code All printing Western Maryland Counties Washington Aug 26 AP ond accident at the scene of the wreck of the Crescent Limited occurred dav when a pile driver toppled into the Anacostia while making repairs on the Pennsylvania Railroad bridge collapsed under the train Twenty men were the machine had a narrow escape bin saw the pile driver start to lean in to leap to safety Two men were killed and 13 injured the Crescent Limited was de- railed the bridge two days ago For the purpose of discussing the Dosed code of fair competition for the industry printers of Central large and including one-man shops be governed bj the cry set up under the cod of fair practices In addition to and minimum for the code contemplate the elimination of and Western and met at the competition and the selling of any printing below cost It was out at the that the printing industry as a whole lost per cent Dn tne investment last year and the code contemplates the prevention of unwarranted slashing to the ment of the entire Charge 111 26 Freddie I Frame Los Angeles winner of the 500 mile automobile race at Indianapolis in j 1932 drove to victory in the 203 stock I car race reviving the Elgin national 1 road races today related by C P Boger and Eugene E TWO ROBBERS GET of Hagerstown j The men were returning from LUL ington when they discovered a car j Mrs Walter Yates and j Denver Aug 26 Two men tie son her sister Miss Lena held up an armored truck in the heart all of Clarksburg W Va and Mrs of the business morning j Frances Sott Key hotel Printers preset from land mont and G A Walsh executive secretary of the Ts of Washington D C how the code was formulated and its Formal hearings on the j code will be held by the National Re- covery Administration soon and with minor rev sions it ji expected to be adopted and become effective in the near PI ins made at the of federal prohibition and legalization to the formation of an organization to stcr the code in s territory becomes REPEAL LEADS HEAVILY IN EARLY TEXAS REPORTS s Aue 2b AP F Simmons of beer given majorities ranging from 3 to 1 to 5 to 1 on the basis of early scattered returns today from las bile recklessly at East Third and bst streets Samuel L Branch Baltimore was arrested by Officer Burrw Friday night He released at Itce Headquarters on collateral Low temperature a year 57 Sun 6 52 p m 5 33 a m Moon rises 12 38 p m Moon aete 10 04 p m Condition HMC Wri Mrs Florence A Huss me her piano pupils on a straw ride to Yellot Springs on Friday evening Games At Copenhagen Denmark Aug 24 AP Col Chas A Lindbergh and his wife landed here this afternoon after a flight from Lerwick in the Shetland islands they hopped off shortly Piter noon today of this i of Washington and escaped with a sum reported to be j at tne session Mr Simmons i a hole at the 136 000 of i a where The tossed a tear gas bomb been carried by the water Mn Yates her son Weather for the ers and and were and delicious showers at end of week Sightly wert ler first part and her filter attempted to the car to higher round and were ly Irom their feet when the two men them and carriea to Mm was Ween from i Radio was the party to a 1899 into the car and overcame the guard and a bookkeeper who in charge ot the money They then off in a automobile lice said Printers Association There are at present no printers organizations In the farmhouse nearby other represented at the ing- and it was the of the ng that county organizations be formed at once in Washington I anu such used on shipboard i organizations arc In the j m the I Repeal tn Lead Houston Texas 26 f AP turns from 38 precincts In today's re- peal election for re- of the 18th 1 173 for of 931 121 ORPHANAGE ANNIVERSARY Local Members Of Reformed Church To Attend Local memoers of the de- nomination are evidencing in the 23rd anniversary of the W and Agnes Hoffman near Littlestown Pa which be on August 31 A band concert will be at 10 o'clock in the morning The mum afternoon event beann at 1 30 o clock with an address Dr H M J professor of history and ar- and Marshall Lancaster Pa A display of fancy by sirls and a farewell service for and girls to the school rill be held Dinner be served at tne Tne Auxiliary ot the school will hold a in con- with the events A special bus will leave from crick at 9 o'clock in the plans for the local in charge of Allen R and Mrs B GERMANY DECAPITATES 5 TO MAKE 31 they spent j raa which was reporting the of the their was pulled from town regatta for a another of all the flood by a truck The women lost forth printers in this will held st mott of their L alive 1 the Alexander In oa Berlin W in various of of 31 by the axe wider the At a second story home of I who bMl here and four other own wn ms Bym Hudson N y 26 AP children to death in fire JUKI j
