Reno Evening Gazette (Newspaper) - April 22, 1938, Reno, Nevada COUNTY BOX 253 WEATHER FORECAST FAIR TONIGHT AND SATURDAY LITTLE TEMPERATURE CHANGE AT Z P M TODAS METALS Bar 139s 6d Bar 19 13 s equivalent I New lork 42V Y 10 00 export 9 9Z V 4 9 4 55 E St Louis 1 35 St 425 York 71 00 72 CO nominal v 22 OC SIXTY-SECOND YEAR EIGHTEEN PAGES APRIL 22. 1938 EIGHTEEN PAGES NO. 96 1936 Presidential Nominee Sees Need for Congress To Assume Leadership Adequate Tax Provisions Must be Provided to Pay j Relief He Says TOPEKA Kas April 22 M Lanclon called upon an late today to make It clear to that this huge Proposed m President Roosevelt s new recovery program must be met by adequate tax visions MUST COLLECT REVENUES The 1936 Republican presidential nominee m an address prepared for delivery to the Optimist club said the presidents proposal had ended the period of as to the governments fiscal policy We are agim noon an ary course he said The speech read by State preme Couit Justice Hugo T Wedell after Landon was called to Kansas City by the Illness of his father John M Landon if there is a recession In business the only way out a ROV can find is a further I huge expenditure program to be plied on top of expenditures already too great then we shall go rupt If the government spends It must collect revenues to match the expenditures It is not too late to pull up and sa e and pay our honest We can pay the public debt of these United States If we are est and economical But we will have to will have to stop our course CONGRESS MUST DECIDE The nation s he lies In backed by an articulate to continue to take action and assume Congress must decide if we are to tike the hard road or if we shall dash gaily and blindly into this in- of inflation by meeting our cunent expenditures for the ninth successive year with IOU s All responsibility Landon said must not be placed upon congress and ihe citizenry must not be in- different It has aheady been proven con- that when the people want something and want it badly can get the congress to follow their directions If those who are against these Inflationary measures haven t the courage to so openly they cant blame in con- ELECTRIC CHAIR DISABLED SO MEN April 22 Two condemned derers received a weeks re- early today because rent supplying the electric chair at the state prison here failed while one of them was declaring his innocence in a death chamber speech As John slayer of a policeman stood before the Warden W W Waid called to Chaplain C E rett Just a minute The motor is Inspection disclosed a unit had broken down Waid telephoned Gov. James V. who reprieved Vaughn and Johnnie Negro convicted of killing a old for a week smoking a cigar surveyed the group of about forty witnesses have a speech I want to make you men laughn his hands on his hips am being executed to save another man from being executed I said a prayer today and I asked Got to stop this electro- cution and he has brought warning to man to realize It against His Officials went behind the scene to inspect ihe Gentlemen continue my Vaughn went on heir to another man's crime Waid returned we'll to put it off Vaughn started back to death row FATHER OF Oliva Dionne Hopeful He May Regain Custody of Famous Quintuplets TAKES STAND AI TRIAL FOR CHICAGO Api 11 22 Danielsen his hp swollen from ous biting testified in a Jammed born May ze 1934 Curb on in Management of Nursery To be Asked OTTAWA April 22 i Oliva Dionne the of the quin- tuplets is trying to get a judicial investigation of the way their livs and finances aie being managed by then LAWYER RETAINED An Ottawa Henry St Jacques announced last night he mcl been retained by Dionne and had sent the request for a judicial investigation to Attorney General of Ontario St Jacques said Dionne hoped to regain of the girls and control over theh education their guardians witn finances The said he would seek reinstatement of Jacqueline Noel a nurse and Miss Clare a recently dis- missed from the quintuplets ery He added that a curb on what he in agement of the children s business also would be sought The legal move the the amazing story of the quintuplets birth their fight for life and their story book lation of a fortune of 000 made in movies and advertising would be told for the first time in a law court St Jacques said his purpose was to learn if the were being dissipated He was aware he added that the funds are subject to audit NURSERY COSTLY It has been that Is spent each month in keeping up nursery where Annette Yvonne Cecile Marie and Emile live one hundred yards from the modest Di- onne farm home where they were MYSTERY FLEET BELIEVED TO BE FISHING VESSELS April 22 anese whaling ship captain night offered an explanation of rerent reports from the Philippine Islands that some twenty mysterious presumably had been sighted off Davao Bay Kantaro captain or a whaling ship belonging to the oceanic whaling com- said the vessels actually were the seventeen small ing ships of the flotilla his sel He said the depot ship re- fuelled the flotilla near Cape San at the entrance to Davao Bay on the eastern coast of Mindanao on April 10 Owing to the depth of the water he the ships were unable to an- chor and refuelling ued throughout the Much interest had attached to reports of the mystery fleet near Davao because that town is center of a large Japanese settlement which controls much of the Philippines hemp duction In bj the United States and Philippines officers had failed to solve the The Japanese navy denied any of its ships had been in the of recent years Japan has built up a large whaling fleet operating chiefly in the South SEIZE Japanese Open Offensive As Chinese Concentrate Great A rmy in Shantung Attempt of Loyalists to Join Government Force I Thwarted at Night Attack on Madrid Halted When Huge Land Mines Prevent Advance GUFFEY ACCUSED OF Dismissal Threatened if They Do Not Aid Ticket Of Is Charge Investigation Is Urged in Pennsylvania Campaign By John B. Kelly PHILADELPHIA April 22 John B Kelly court room todav of his early love for his crippled mother whom he was charged with March HENDAYE Prance the April 22 In- I surgent wa- fleet led by the heavy cruiser Car arias today captured or I sank a scoie of fishing boats in which government militiamen were 1 attempting to get from Catalonia to the coast further south to join the forces of Gen Jose Miaja CAPTURED Insurgent dispatches said the smallest of the government hugging the coast were taken by fishing boats the insurgents had armed while the Canarias and John B Kelly of the other laige units of the fleet cap- city committee tured a number of small steam ROO evelt todav 1 e has craft undeniable evidence Senator Most of the fugitives made their eph p Guffey is coercing WPA workers for political purposes Kelly asked that the federal bureau of in- make an inquiry Asserting thit the is through Guffey s publicity tor Edward N Jones former sylvania WPA Kelly s telegram said are told that if do not support the John L Lewis ticket they will be dis- The candidates ported by head of the CIO dash down the coast at night but the insurgent navy spotted them with giant searchlights The militiamen previously had be- longed to the command of General Miaja now commander-in-chief for all government Spain except iso- lated Catalonia They were caught in the Tortosa sector when the Insurgents drove through to the sea at last driving a wedge between Catalonia and other government The militiamen including some and the crews were taken off the government boats which rendered Some of the vessels ever attempted to flee and were sent to the bottom by shells from WINNING DESIGN FOR NEW NICKEL MADE BY GERMAN April 22 Felix old son of a German who came to America because were more opportunities submitted the winning design for the new Jefferson nickel to be placed in tion next fall a sculptor himself and now an American was notified by mint officials in Washington yesterday that his showing the head of Thomas Jefferson on one side and the Democratic party Monticello home on the had been selected from 390 entries The contest carried a prize The new Jefferson will supplant the old buffalo coin was hard fork the cago sculptor in sing the design wife had been ill a half year I while she slept arid I was ing some night work at that time too His wife died last month be- fore model was completed Schlag said he came to the United States in 1929 because was always told there were more opportunities here Garrisons Are Withdrawn From Hopeh Province to Reinforce Troops WASHINGTON April 22 Roosevelt said today he the s guns send his message to congress I ADVANCE CHECKED on revising the laws be- fore next PLANS HOLIDAY On that date he plans to leave the capital for a short cruise off Charleston S C A few of the better occupied by insurgent crews and taken to Vinaroz The rest were sent to the bottom Many boats bore the names of other Leftist leaders This includes a month salary of Dr Allan Roy Defoe one of the guardians and the physician 3 in a quarrel over his who brought them into the world a month to their parents and In connection proposed ports legislation the president said Some of the militiamen told their hp had discussed captors they had taken to the boats Senator Borah at a with the intention of surrendering The high school pupil related in low tones the stances of his early life schooling the names of his and re- creation with his father He testified he nevei bore malice toward his mother Eleanor even after she had reprimanded him Asked by his counsel if his mother salanes to teachers nurses keepers and guards and nursery ex- penses The quintuplets also have a ness manager and a treasurer of the guardianship liam Flannen An act of the Ontario March 15 1935 made the little girls for listening to the clamor for ever had struck him before he was wards of king moie reckless spending SEES President Roosevelt Is he said that he can raise the ten old Teddy replied She might she did but I needed it every time Teddy testified he never drank or of smoked began attending Sunday ment spending school at the age of six and never But this is the opposite luncheon yesterday He and the senator Mr Roosevelt added agreed substantially on to the insurgent fleet This naval incident occurred as the governments numerical in land forces almost two to The president talking to one apparently had halted the in- ers at his pi ess conference said his surgent drive in eastern Spain latest communique issued by e insurgent general which for days has detailed a long He said he expected his message I of captured towns merely reciprocal ln terms of a continued ad- monopoly message would be the second of two communications he I send next week include Mayoi S Davis Wilson of Philadelphia for senator and Thomas Kennedy nor and of the United Mine for governor Opposing this a split of Pennsylvania Democratic leaders over candidates for the May 17 Governor H Earle Jot the U S senate and Alvin Jones of Pittsburgh for governor The ticket is endorsed by the state Democratic committee Kelly the state com- slate told President velt In of your promise that WPA should stay out of politics I that be called to account WOULD CUT PATRONAGE In view of Guffey s port of the candidates owned by John L Lewis I protest Senator recognition as dispenser for Philadelphia and Pennsylvania taxation of salaries of public j vance down the coastal road The terse however and of future issues of state and bonds would be dis- patched to congress Monday pledged by his of treasury only five months ago With several to check the depression the president has chosen one that the record of his administration shows not work fiom an unsound fiscal cannot be accomplished in 'the shott spells which the administration threateningly lowed business Landon said If we are to work our way back to a sound basis it would mean the government must levy an enormous of taxes to bring the budget Into balance Such a course Landon would require courage missed a Sunday practiced piano d th because of The present board of guardians replaced one set up in July 1934 when the Ontario attorney general A W Roebuck said it was saiy to save the five little girls from Mr Roosevelt said was Possible tured thirty-six hour before Reds Set Up Soviet State In Area and Dominate It Many Soldiers SHANGHAI 22 cing much of the province area won earh in the wai to throw more Into the Central china SITUATION CRITICAL The coi of since fighting started July 7 1937 and continuing rilla out- created for the Japanese a The is In pastern and along the cow aid yuan la to every available man slice the defeat at major loss in Japanese the h gh command was said today to be fiom Hopeh between the Uo railways Chine e reds hi e already set up a state in the area with an army o several thousand and it now likely all of cent al Hopeh soon may be un- der th r domination still let am firm control of Peiping and Tientsin major they won shortly after the conflict started with a clash of in midnight outside P< nine months ago WASHINGTON April 22 A Joint conference com- agreed today on a modified version of the undistributed tax TIME LIMIT Under the agreement the tax would lange from sixteen and one- half to nineteen per cent on cor- income instead of sixteen to twenty per cent as provided in the house The provides capital gi ns levy on which an agreement was reached and the tax would be foi only two vears the FOR Dionne approved the first board lessions faithfully each day and was nevei truant or late for high school during his first semester In the courtroom second Although he is a guardian he has attended but one meeting of the board since last June He is said to feel that the need of the guardianship has passed though he would not object to some form of government supervision of their bus ness affairs The Dionne family now consists of seven other children the last a boy born 5 One of the brothers Ernest twelve became a student yesterday neighbors and others who had taken the witness stand yesterday to de- scribe him as an exemplary youth whom they could scarcely Imagine cast in the role of a slayer John L Lewis is constantly at- tacking you and your tior Guffey is no longer a velt man He ls owned body and placed southern col- soul bj John L Lewis and should be calendar vears 1938 and 1939 New Discussing tentative plans for his m the of Alcala read out of tne Democratic party tup cruise next weekend d was reported cap- I respectfully that no moie be given to Senator Guffey and that you send not WPA investigators to the state chairman at than 200 to past thiee weeks establishing a new defense line to the south and east of Lini Japanese Lini ler ting The of foi o in the walled own of twenty-four miles of broke through Chinese tic Chinese high con mand ad- mitted and joined columns ing fro n Lini he go to Charleston board RESISTS the new navy cruiser and head for the open ocean EXPLAINS PURPOSE The purpose of the trip he said Government dispatches from drid said new Insurgent to crack the city s defense ened by transfer of troops to the would be U of old to look over the I eastern front nad been by new and to catch reading His destination he said would be the Atlantic ocean and back The dent with a up on i exploding mines so that these facts may be ascertained and prosecutions The state chairman to in expressed the belief his wife started a scuffle that ended in her death It was he who found the body knife embedded in the in the kitchen of their home March 3 I There is grave doubt in my mind I he in a low voice that my son The e go in the took the knife off the table My wife tion we are now heading the longer ard more will be the period of suffering when we attempt to go Into if we do not re- veise when we come to the able crash Even v accompanying steps he said any spending by the federal government is in itself inflationary 'The German inflation took eight years to destroy ninety per cent of the mark without the German ple realizing what was going on Then came the dramatic period which wiped out most of the rest of the mark Landon cited an example Landon said he hoped he ated the dangers but I am afraid I do not PARTY LIVELY ASSERTS was very strong and she might have seized it Chief Justice Cornelius J ton who is hearing the without a jury leaned over and asked In the light of his confession do you doubt that he stabbed I think replied happened in a scuffle He t know what he was doing I dont believe his confession really tells what happened He couldn t other way Then he added have done It any Fire in Arsenal Soon Extinguished LONDON April 22 fires started today in Woolwich Britain s largest munitions but were quickly extinguished The ten from London is operating feverishly to keep pace with the program away as from telephones an i the press the is David L Lawience The guard house and the hygienic a commonwealth in institute in the West Park sector were blasted killing a number of the insurgents as they occupied f MIC laugh that his to Insurgent reports explained the local commander on the Madrid The question of reports that he moment was not was planning a trip to Chile was raised and the chief executive said of the s that for four years he had at College St andre near Ottawa and two of the sisters have enrolled at the I line convent at Quebec Their expenses are to be paid out of the guardianship j to visit the west coast of South than that his plans have progressed except he expressed the Eaile cabinet Under the compromise tions with more than net income will pay the sixteen and one-half to nineteen per cent taxes on their income depending upon the amount of profits they bute to shareholders The house formula lowed a deduction of of 01 per cent in their tax rate for ten per cent of David L Lawrence secretary of distributed Chairman commonwealth in the Earlf met state chairman 1 hoping to re- take U at battle shaken toun and avenge ig defeat there COLUMN AMBUSHED activity along the low ri er Chinese said torces i a column near In Shansi killing hundred in one attack and one more in a raid after i ark Japanese were re- re rlson of ported to have village nance committee said this formula doubts m an effort to smoke out the no IIV effort to sector so he ordered his troops to fortify occupied trenches j Military considered it was possible the insurgent unts He and broke selection be adapted to ihe new as Japanese daily are of a candidate for governor and of sixteen and one-half to nineteen bombing in me Guffey came out for Kennedy per April 22 The British freighter City of Salisbury carrying a crew of about forty and cargo that included monkeys and birds from the jungles of India went aground today at the entrance of Boston harbor A wireless message to her Boston agents said she was taking water in all holds Kas April 22 Frank Knox told Kansas cans today that nationally their party is a lively corpse The 1936 GOP vice presidential nominee said his remarks were aimed particularly at 350 publicity agents in Washington who trj to teh mV that the Republican party is Friends Donate Small Coins To Pay Fine of Curious Man OKLAHOMA CITY April 22 lights A newspaper Invited Pennies were donated by citizens to pay the fine of J who ever sassed a ever wanted to sass a policeman or ever has been sassed by a Haskell Bethurum arrested when he man to contribute City the trip eventually Another travel question came up in connection with his plans for this weekend The president said he would embark on a slurt cruise down the Potomac tomorrow after- noon Prance April 22 Friends of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor said today the couple had made plans to remain on the iera during the time King George and Queen Elizabeth of England pay their official visit to June 28 to July 1 The former king and his who arrived here from Versailles three days are expected to re- turn to Paris within a few But friends said they would come back to Antibes about May 1 to remain several months The Windsors came to for the lease of the Chateau asked two policemen why they ware even the judge who fined de owned by the t impossible to follow up their ad- vantage when the dreaded ment mines were exploded in their path the state committee endorsed Jones mm IT PRESIDENT LOSES PHOSPHATE DATA WASHINGTON April 22 It s less than a mile from the White House to the agriculture ment but somewhere between those two President Roosevelt said PROVIDED today senate members of tne conference group had insisted they would iot approve of any un- distributed profits levy which has been sharply by business hills ong the Peiping Si and railways especially in the Paoting area April 22 of the Bohn Aluminum Brass Company and of the CIO United Automobile Workers whose strike closed seven Bohn plants here sought a basis for negotiation today in prolonged conferences be- hind closed doors Another UAW affecting 75 employes of the Pox Machine Com- Santa Pe railroad's metal crafts Kas April 22 R Ardery general chairman of the pany at Jackson Mich was settled today Milton UAW said the approximately shop craftsmen m the company s system Said the company agreed went on i four-day week today to adhere to seniority rules until May 1 The Bohn in company This move was taken Ardery offices started this morning and to avoid and to I driving their patrol car joined in. born Sir Pomeroy a packet of his papers were continued lost A reporter inquired at the dent s press as to what had become of Mr Roosevelt s plans to send congress a message on the world phosphate situation The president laughed and said that was a very embarrassing explaining the papers ing the material for the message were not to be found He left the that the message would be sent to congress as he first an- weeks penses Judge Remains Unimpressed At Negro's Accomplishments April 22 John M Ky to'd the judge he shouldn't be sent to jail for possessing untaxed and gave six He is five years Hes been mained eleven He it the father of thirty-four children He served with the Union army in the civil war He is a chiropodist He makes snake oil that restores natural color to the hair The judge was unimpressed days and he NEW YORK April 22 John I Pershing stood rigidly erect for more than ten minutes in St Thorn is church today and watched his son to Muriel Bache granddaughter of Jules financier and art tron The weather which had been wretched throughout the morning took a favorable turn after noon ani by time the who been seriously arrived at at Fifth avenue and 53rd street the sun was breaking through the clouds A crowd of more than a thousand persons was on hand Father of Landon Has Heart Attack KANSAS April 22 John M. father of Alf M. suffered a heart attack day et the Kansas City he wis visiting He was rushed to Menorah hospital The father of the 1936 Republican presidential inee is eighty-one years
