Portsmouth Times (Newspaper) - March 12, 1933, Portsmouth, Ohio THE WEATHER and Monday cloudy and occasional light GOOD MORNING wins Mt. to 15. NO. 50 MARCH 12, 1933 2ti PACKS Telephotos Show How Earthquake Wrecked California Buildings This telephoto from Los An- the high school In in following which shook southern California and caused widespread lots of life and property International Rushed hy and airplane from the m arm of southern thin picture imp of the first buildings in to he severely damaged liy a. spries of look the lives of more limit 100 and in- jured In this Associated 1're.ss Angeles is shown an wrecked from bricks which fell from a downtown Los An- cries building as a result of building whose showered this car formerly was occupied by the Los Angeles chamber of FIGHT HID RESULTS 6 ARRESTS 1 From Several Taken Into tody By 50 I Men Among Those arrested when it filled lo Ohio one mllo enst ol II lute the of who he Clyde Barney Walter C. C. MX To Face in the Mil en of An of is den was placed sun Sheriff l win be filed jn were mid 12 deputies 1-nl pii mill ordered all officers had no when was for 2S men n inul kicked n 1 In of the 1 1'fi Hie rats n M were were Fowls was for fur Three and the when the raid liquor bottles were 't the Turn to Tape 11) 1STALPLANS MY MARCH 15 California Digs Into Relief Work mid Quake Ruins To Be Ad- According f built at Sixth and will be completed received in from for the new will advertised r and It the spring or not i lie i-y con- p. W. of and imna tbf t- Lift Tragedy Heard In Quake Tales Coast Communities Launch Rebuilding Projects Shocks Death Toll Reaches 140 And Damage Is Set At March 31nt WE shock of the a severe north and south struck Los las at p. m. By Thf March were felt here in thirty the third at p. m. The first of the three occurred at p. m. By Tlin LOS with Jng Southern plunged into relief work amid the rulm left by yesterday's devastating that look about 140 injured persons and did property damage at of Cracked and broken wells teetered anew SB rescue parties searched the debris for but the force of the was being spent nnd the recurring shocks did little new damage Scientists who have made study of earthquakes wild the might continue for dajn and un- doubtedly would fade As In most quakes it was the terrific Initial Rhock at lift p. m. yesterday that tu m Mod buildings and caused the heavy loss ot and IMan To Rebuild Ruins efforts were being ered hy Red Cross and army and navy and steps clearing the ruins preparatory to plans for At Long which the brunt of the 07 were listed as dead and the search for bodies was TJie property Long Beach was estimated at reported 17 20 in- jured find damage estimated at 000.000 to Officers said 10 per cent of the population of was under the care of the Red Cross and 09 per cent of the town's business property was in The preservation of order took on n military tint as marines and American Legionnaires joined forces with Many persons abandoned their 16 Dead At Park Park reported 10 The other casualties were scattered n half dozen or more Angeles Three fairly distinct quakes were felt around noon bringing tho number of major shocks to 23. There were numerous lesser The tense and populace steered clear of swaying walls and cracked masonry as the earth shook beneath their feet Governor who won note for his relief work in the San cisco earthquake and fire of 1000, arrived by airplane from He conferred with officials on relief action and began a sonal survey of the stricken Swift action was being taken to provide food and temporary shelter for the homeless find to give ical attention to the many Thousands Keek Ones Tlie belief was expressed by ward W. city counsel some of the 1 to the by the Hei rurt Ion Finance Corp. could diverted promptly Turn To Page Zwick Ruled Able To Stand Trial March Jaw by a 7w-irfc. Talcs of and and of and humor from the Forest operator at the of the Pacific electric stuck to his post when the first shock came to throw A switch would save of at the cost of his Searchers found his body in the ruins of the Dr. A. M. a Compton was operating on a The building He was pulled from the debris The a walked unhurt from the the dental apron and towel still across her Tho quake failed to stop tion picture stars from discussing a prospective 50 per cent rut in salary at The players headed for a door of the ence room when the first quake Their chairman reminded safest place Is where you The meeting went Surgeons were handicapped in their emergency work by shocks which swayed their operating Several hundred Japanese dents of Terminal Island ramped all night In Sail Pedro ing 8 tidal Telephone and telegraph lines jammed with calls from anxious who sought to learn fate of relatives or 1 To criminal rm m r A Trial in Outlook Dark For Disarmament Bv March A dark ture disarmament situation was painted for Minister of Omit today chiefs of and by officials of With Pfr John Mr. In I turn Arthur of nt ECONOMY GOES THROUGH SOUND BANKS TO REOPEN THIS WEEK ORDER ISSUED BY ROOSEVELT All Expected To Be Doing Business As Usual By PLAN Progressive Opening Used To Enable Distribution Of lly The March progressive for opening ot the sound tanks of the nation bos In- ning Monday by President Roosevelt calls for full timi hy licensed snite and Monday In the where the V2 federal are On Tuesday the licensed In bouse more tlinn cities nrc In will bn permitted to re- sume full Banks win approval and me located elsewhere are ulven Ity to proceed on n on Drawn No On Ilie was em- ployed hy the President to provide time for the shipments of the new currency just authorized by con- press to Ret to the house cities and banks in the smaller Mr. Roosevelt drew no line be- tween hanks to the eral reserve system and those state institutions outside He placed upon state banking the restriction that they allow openings on Monday in the K reserve in Judgment they deem it wisp to do He emphasized fact that banks will be opened under this plan does not mean that anyone should draw the inference the banks opening r STRANDED Turn to NO CHANGE SEEN IN TAX PAYMENT Revenue Officials Hope Banks Will Be Open fly The March ternal revenue officials today were whether the hanking y would any changes In the regulations for tax to be made next No definite decision bad reached but Mint there would no change In thf Officials they hoped banks would by and with and 19 Cash Checks In By The ST. March 11. from South IMI route borne from the of nt the ly Jail here today when their run Tlie I t r In lite been In u I U Jit banks to funds fur I he red men shelter and from Sheriff Howard The will supply lo the to reach lumbus There they ex- port 11 Id by from REPORT BANKS ASK TO REOPEN City Continues To Do ness On Scrip Issued By 6 was not the by the treasury de- In Washington last having to included lu the order were Marion nnd Loral n. All of are to be clearing bonne or cities in which the banks operate clearing In another dispatch from land It WHS said that all of the plus Mid- and Warren would be to resume activities Tuesday under the provisions for the opening of in clearing houses upon of It was said that about 400 of the more than member banks in the fourth district have applied for All of Ohio's slate which nre of Hie eral reserve have applied for permission to reopen next week it was announced by Charles C. attorney for the state ing Whether Portsmouth banks will for resumption of regular banking business by Wednesday or will continue to they have for the last week appeared last Executives of the tral bank said Saturday afternoon that they hail wired 1 instructions to how to Turn Lima Gas Users To Get Huge Refund By Until mint by the nt the mil of nf FARM LEADERS ASK NEW AID Agriculturists Want vel t To G i ve Wa 1 lace Emergency Jtv March Kiinn nun ton to give Wallace to tion mid hoost prices of farm prod Hint the bo n relief In while or In part many In If he to work out iin new approach to n solution of farm economic In n with Unit to tu title to lu extra- to the nt time id his that bo was willing to accept the is to or of the proposal curly next of powers would tlie nnd ing of nine milk and Its IN CASH Men Employed On Road Projects Given Needed Funds By Tax The renl ghost walked county road employes and former soldiers working on relief ft. paid the laborers in The for Uie week totaled Several men were paid with money paid In on pity men t In cusb of the on ground tlint are In d of Uie i and chief In office are still holding their issued hy ttw i fn thr return Hoover To Leave For Coast Tuesday Thr Former In i York nn ar nn invention to witli widow the 2mh nt hrr borne at Mr. said present are for tbo farmer to le Turk or for 5 Plead Not Guilty In Cleaning War Big Democratic Majority Splits Into Two Factions As House Rushes Through Roosevelt's Program In Spectacular MEASURE SENT TO DIVIDED SENATE Split In Upper Bui Leaders Are Hopeful Of Enough Republican Support To Enact President's Tlir WHS 1 n in ft The by which re- fused ut a party earlier in the tiny to-be hound to In bin proposal to bring about economics to balance tho federal and restore the nation's the od hi wing mid n majority of approval on the emergency tIon to 138. On a roll call Speaker broke precedent voled for Uie The votes only In of a Senate Split Joined in of the while 41 mid live iles Voted On tho senate the begun to split on tlie The senate bv Mississippi It and major ugo for action tho of Connally of Texas and Clark of No is planned by the senate Harrison WUh help they are confident or passing the measure and beating off ex- effort to with Veteran's Amendment It aimed After two hours of debate In which of chairman of the economy led the fight bouse defeated 272 to n motion by to the hill buck to which would have killed It Tills blocked an attempt liy wc to force the in- of an limiting the president's authority to cut benefits more limn 25 HT cent. Tills WHS adopted In I he to 112 tnd it was only by Speaker nnd other leaders prevented the caucus from Binding the to support It. their the ers threw voices against and blocked It 108 174. It two-thirds to bind a Although the Democratic to hold UK the that met 1m to adopt fl by Ire POLK VOTES AGAINST Ohio Democrats Split On Economy Re- publicans For It. ot tlx of tbo Ohio voting for of President while to presented iu the the roll call was Fallowing the lead of Minority Deader UK and Marshall voted to support he Democratic division followed taken by tbo In their morning hen they were reported n to against binding aliens to support the Is In the the division of arose over the question f allowing the President a free iand In effecting Voting against the and in aye side were Turn 1'n Hoover's Death Called Suicide Sheriff At Gallipolis Finds Makings Of Riot In Hr The March tip from an outside source today Sheriff Elmer to a delivery Acting on Information lie re- the and in down are found the n n crow rear of an II Tlw rr in in a ilw fifth of X II J. TV V
