San Antonio Express (Newspaper) - September 8, 1936, San Antonio, Texas NEWS For moro than 70 San Antonio Express has been giving Its the That U tint concern VOL. 252 FEATURES In Out Antonio are u well u enjoy and alia appreciate its title the Wint Garden Fair opening a Pearsall Thursday and runnin through a region Through varied civic enterprises and ente the fa dramatizes the citrus food-processing and other indu tries of a territory known far yond Since year's Frio County has a important rank in The Winter Garden po unexploited and even underground wealth to b realized upon in years to bringing in people and Industrie the oil industry hold a conspicuous place in thi year's pOR ALL the seven annual it be Gar den folk realize that the most val material asset they posses Is the market orchards and Fri County have shown appreciation of tha fact by with Texa A. and M. College extension serv ice in Lon before the Federal entered the Frio County be came a leader in the terracin The results show i the exhibits at the Some o the best potatoes green vegetables fruit displayed there on terraced fields by thus will b priven a convincing object in the practical value of terracing 'A GAIN the exhibits will shov Frio County still ranking as corn Under the lus supplied by the fading schools in even winter and the 4-H Club hoys farmers have im- proved the quality while ing the yield of Bread millers long have favored the grain in that As at South the community exhibits will be featured this yea and club wil their own dis- playing the products of home the home civic and cultural The livestock tion will be fully up to the ard set in other As a whole the fair will demonstrate that is more than a phrase to Frio Like all South Texas and regional fairs this the Winter Garden Fair is a Centennial Friday evening's climax will be a pageant dramatizing Frio County BRAUNFELS has been progressive in respects one of most beautiful along with plazas and a museum and library and an lent school Lately it re- congratulations unon completed 50 successful ing the work of its volunteer men and the the State Insurance Commission long ago granted New Braunfels exceptionally low premium For years it has been accorded the maximum discount allowable for a It was one of 31 South Texas cities to share in the increase from 15 to 25 per cent That benefit alone reduced the gate by a TN a community celebration New Braunfels lately honored the men to whom it owes those fits and reputation as a safe An historical band a water a baseball an athletic meet in which neighbor fire departments competed and a grand ball marked the The citizens were reminded 50 years Herman chairman of the waterworks called a which led to the organization of two hose and one hook and ladder how the residents contributed money to buy hose and ladders and to install two Today New Braunfels has a central fire a branch station and motorized equipment operated by paid but 05 volunteer remain on the active list and the old teer spirit still dominates the de- SAN TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 1936 PAGES PRICE 5 1865 BRITAIN ORDERS ARMY INTO PALESTINE Family Finances Behind Society Shooting CO ON NEW DEAL IE But Margin Is Small Enoug to Permit to Change Result Chavez Likely to Lose Out a Result of of Cutting Feud By David Lawrence 1936, San Antonio Express N. Sept. 7 New Mexico is one of those State which looks decidedly as if it woul be for but which coul by slight margin give its elec toral vote to Landon if the Town do not vote the Democrat ic In 1932, the State of New Mexi co went for Roosevelt by abou but this year even the mos optimistic estimate from the bes informed persons on the Demo sides does not go beyon 15.000. This means not a close re suit but one that could be over as in 1924, by a three in that year Hr. Coolidge failed by to ge a majority the votes bu nevertheless had a plurality suffi clent to get the electoral vote Davis and La respectively The Republicans here have mad direct bid for the The put on during the recen Republican State convention here and did in having written nto the platform a proposal for a for old-age Chavez May But the word loes not mean the same thing here it does in most States The followers the late Branson Progressive Re- control the Republican is one of the few States curiously enough large groups of voters -are by county This particularly true of the if one knows ow the county leaders are he can tell how the State will There's a chance ivo of the presidential el Republican nominee for he United States and by the Cutting nay defeat Senator Shavez he present largely over he residuary animosities growing ut of the The Spanish-American vote is 45 per cent of the total and with the rs of that vote are not uncommon n behalf both major Federal relief checks have een pouring into the no has calculated that there are bout Federal remittances out of a strength of about Continued on Page 3, Column 2. 4 States Vote in Primaries One Tomorrow Associated Primaries in five States Tuesday nd one Wednesday will go far to the nominations for onal and State offices to be filled i The party tickets be filled Sept. 15, when five lore States Vermont and Vashington select nominees for he governorship and the House Colorado nominates as for the Senate seat of Edward Costigan South ne is holding a run-off primary or State Georgia Democrats Tuesday will whether Richard B. ell a Roosevelt hall be supplanted in the Senate y the New Dean Gov. Eu- ene While Raymond L. Sauter is un- for the Republican rial nomination in Gov. d C. Johnson and former Gov. Villiam E. Sweet are having It ut on the Democratic Fair eather forecasts increased tions of a record Intense feelings in the contest r the gubernatorial in Washington led i forecasts for a biff vote there Registration exceeded 00, an increase of over 932. The Sept. 15 are in New tts and New V French Flyer Wins Classic At Air Races Assorted LOS Sept. el young French easily won the Charles E. son race of 150 miles today at the National Air At no time did any contestant in the major speed event of the air meet come within 20 miles per hour of his Earl Ortman of Los Angeles took second flying nine miles be- hind the flying Frenchman on the last time was 264.261 miles per time for second place was 248 miles per Third place went to Roger Don Ray of at 240.559 miles per Harold Neumann was fourth at 233.07. Harry Crosby of was fifth at 226.075 miles per FOES PROFIT BY SAYS GREEN Workers Ones to A. F. of L President Tells Rally Associated PresO Sept. William president of the American Federation of told a Labor Day rally tonight that only enemies would profit by the split between the federation and Tohn L. committee for in- who have ever sought to divide and conquer the forces of abor will be said those who have ever devoted heir efforts toward the nent of solidarity and a united or movement will be moved with of great enemies of labor will be the inly beneficiaries dis- and bitterness within the of organized workers who are seeking he realization of a more abundant ife through the mobilization of heir economic strength are bound o Ten unions led by and about one-third of the membership lost their ood standing in the A. F. of L. when they refused to obey n executive council order bandon the committee for rial Green's remarks about the split plea for a higher wage shorter working om to additional social legislation and adoption of he child labor amendment to the He also assailed the idea of an labor party and ledged the to a non- artisan policy in the present residential Regarding this Green Will Support this as in previous the American on of Labor will submit the rds of candidate for and ill urge labor and all its friends o wh are sympathetic labr and wh are knw nt be to legislative measures and approved by the merican Federation of labor will endeavor make vital and real its policy of Wounded Man Fund Arrangement With Son-in-Law BOTH Son-in-Law to Recover From Fractured Skull in Later Accident Continued on Page 3, Column 6. Associated Sept. State police said they learned day that a discussion of financial matters took place between Harry E. 72, nnd Don 36, his a day before Byram was shot in his palatial West port Sergeant Irving T. Schubert de- a statement gether with Trooper Robert M. Herr and County Detective liam S. obtained from former president of the St. Paul and Pacific at his room in the Norwalk accused of shooting his father-in-law last Friday ay in a nearby room suffering from injuries he suffered In arf automobile accident more than 12 hours Neither man Js in a critical hospital attendants re- ported Sergeant Schubert said Byram told him that some time ago he deposited 200 shares of a pre- ferred stock with a New York bank in his own but so arranged that could borrow from the fund at Byram valued the stock at Last the sergeant quoted Byram as the man proposed to his law that they go to New York on Friday and withdraw stock from the Byram wished to do geant Schubert preparatory to arranging for an equal division of his in case of his between Mrs. Frances 40, of New York City nnd his adopted who is Burdick's Byram and Mrs. Evans were to have been married Saturday in New According to the police Byram said he telegraphed the New York bank after his sion to the hospital Friday and was informed the institution had sold the stock he left there after Burdick had borrowed against it to its full Burdick's was traveling East by piano tonight from Wash. ATTEMPTS TO SI UP CLASS HATRED Pleads for Will For Peace in Address to American Legion RIDES IN PARADE Calls for Tolerance and De- Split in Labor Ranks Associated Sept. ROMAN PLANS TO START BANK WEDNESDAY Associated Sept. the Broadway said tonight that Pilot Dick Merrill might fly him back to New York or plans are still the night club operator it looks as though we will take off Wednesday or We ex- to fu yto Liverpool conditions were with an 80-mile-an-hour wind on the southern coast of Whether People to Have Voice in Government or Yield to Arbitrary Power Big Declares Borah Associated Sept. tor William E. Borah warned a abor Day audience today that two philosophies of two of government are con- for supremacy throughout he world and we cannot be srent to the The he rests upon the question whether the are to a voice in or must yield to the emands of arbitrary power hether the citizen is to be rign or he told a picnic rowd of farmers and being fought out in practically every nation of the upon this issue there can be no Fascism or Communism or now dominating the affairs of the European should accept a single principle of ocracy the whole vast fabric of absolute power would cave in over the other once ocracy opens the dykes to arbitrary surrenders the basic ciples upon which every other principle of democracy stands in As recent history in Eur- ope it would be but a time until the last of liberty would be The Republican a for this warned his audience that can participation in foreign ical affairs might mean the loss of you and I know and re- vere as we are to have a free he must have a free economically and Reduce our ard of living to the level of most other countries and you sow the seeds for must maintain an American wage for American an ican price for the products of the American factory and freedom for American the through no fault of his cannot secure work and therefore is in it is the duty of the government to support Our government is Alf M. Landon coupled a plea for a will for in ica today wUh an assertion that we ran by intelligent legislation to lessen the of He spoke to veterans assembled in the Kansas American gion calling for ance of race and creeds and unity in the ranks of workers so that labor may continue its part in the struggle for higher living In a summer blinking occasionally from the glare of flood the tial nominee read his Labor Day address in slow deliberate tones to a throng of Legionnaires and who gathered In the The crowd occupied the first floor nt the hall and of the being somewhat less than the full capacity of The which Landon termed his fourth and last to the convention as governor of the high light of a half-day visit here after an overnight trip from Kansas Mo. He fasted nt the home of Howard local with a number of including tor Rides In Crowds banked the streets of downtown Wichita ns Landon rode behind massed Legion post colors which head the He waved his hat in response to plause and frequent calls of and A few were In Landon's car rude Standish British Labor Fears Embargo on Spain Aids Fascist Cause Send Messengers to France to Sound Out Workers There on ing Government Sept. 7. A possible fight to break Britain's policy of neutrality toward Spain was foreshadowed today at the opening of the 68th trade unions Three labor leaders left ly for Paris to the tion with French labor They will return Wednesday prior to the drawing up of a dec- of Many were charging fascist governments of Europe had violated the international These gates were favoring active British support the Madrid At any the delegates were expected to vote further financial assistance for the Spanish workers In their struggle against fascist Meeting in the not far from famed Plymouth where Sir Francis Drake in- a game of bowling on the green to sail out and defeat the Spanish the congress heard accounts of activities in both Germany and These wore described as haps one uf the most Important phases of the struggle against In the delegates were being asked to 1. Boycott of German goods and services In all parts of the 2. A plea for renewed measures designed to Italy for her annexation of 3. Expenditure of large sums to assist socialist and trade union re- fugees from Germany and 4. Demonstrations throughout Britain to protest the government's withdrawing of the League of Frank Knox Associated Sept. Highlights from the Labor Day address here by Col. Frank Republican administration has passed laws ostensibly jn the interest of labor that mean only tlint labor will be under the hand of group In America has more cause for rejecting the present administration than the working New Deal is not ning a It just has delusions of am for laboring nnd I am sorry to sec the day when his welfare a mere football of American have been told that the colleges arc hotbeds of theories and ary These charges are not Is the one country In which workers can lake their holiday by NEW DEAL 10 Places Workers Under Iron Hand of He Declares Continued on Page 3, Column 2 OCEAN FLYER Mrs. Markham Makes Trip Westchester and Putnam Counties Continued on Page 3, Column 2. Associated NEW Sept. Beryl still garbed in the shirt and slacks she ivore while making the first man's solo east-west flight across the motored In New York's countryside today and her delight at the speed with which escorts whirled her through Hailed as by a crowd f persons who greeted her Sunday at Floyd Bennett Mrs Markham chewed called for champagne and said she never woul to fly the At- alone Her plane came in a Nova Saturday 23 hours and 15 minutes after she hopped from Abingdon Mrs. mother of a son says she hopes will be a spent the night in Louisburg and was 31-ought to New York Sunday in a chartered she was her chief She slept late today and then motored with Lord and Lady Jerry through Westchester and Putnam counties as the guest of H. A. her publicity Westchester County police sped her automobile through traffic in hat county and State police an escore to a private club n Putnam County where she Bruno said she expressed herself as and at the noisy manner In which a traffic path was The Labor Day holiday inter- with plans for a shopping tour and the tion was her garb for an informal dinner for friends at a private club here Wing Commander H. Edward of the Royal Canadian air force at Continued un Page 3, Column 4. Madrid Sept. steady ad- vance against on enemy and disorganized by a long series of crushing was claimed tonight for Madrid troops on all In the Talavera sector west of it was said the government troops advanced four miles toward Much Importance was placed by the government on the asserted capture of which Maj. Carlos government commander In that termed nerve center of our between Madrid and he the hitherto Imminent dange rot a march on can now sweep every rebel out of the Tagus These reassurances were given out to the inhabitants of Madrid after they had been routed from their beds by sirens screaming an- other But the raid failed to materialize and It was believed airplane de- had picked up the wound of planes flying near The new ing Communists in the cabinet for the first ordered employers to pay their assistants to lost during the radical revolt of 1934. The em- were Instructed to deposit the money in government banks Continued on Page 3, Column 1. Associated Sept. Frank Republican Vice Presidential asserted in a Labor Day address today that labor will be the iron hand of through laws ed by the present group in America has more cause for rejecting the present ad- ministration than the working the candidate said in an ad- dress prepared for delivery Knox spoke on the campus of Alma which he 40 years ago and where he met Miss Annie now Mrs. iot County young Republicans col- with the Michigan State Republican Committee and ni of Alma held a combined rally and college homecoming in his The Chicago publisher was in the class of at the little which was about 250 He was left halfback and Captain of Alma's first ball who worked his way through college by spading dens and serving as physical cation told the Alma he had a of a time when every boy or girl is enabled to go to college of financial circum- do not envision any paternal government giving higher tion as a dole of he I want to see an opportunity given to every bby who is anxious to work for At another point he mm EAST Operation of Italian Vessel Off Barcelona Declared Chief Worry DILL COMANDER Lieutenant General Placed In Supreme Command in Near East Sept. Brit- ish colonial office announced night the appointment of Lieut. Gen. G. World as supreme commander In Palestine and placed an additional division ol troops under his Although the statement warned that rapid and effective tion now must be to end martial law was not The announcement was taken to mean the whole First Division will be embarked for the Holy but no troops have yet Hundreds of Arabs and Jews have been killed in sporadic riots which have been frequent since April 13 when the Arabs called a general strike to protest against Jewish immigration and land Troops A concentration of troops at had observers whether the Palestine situation was entirely responsible for the military The London Star expressed the opinion government is much more anxious about the ments of the Italian cruiser Pola which with a landing party aboard is said to be matins for The newspaper asserted ing had happened in Palestine to justify such a drastic step as celling an action which was taken Just before the First Division was ordered to the A military authority was quoted by the newspaper as dispatch all of those troops to quell sporadic rioting in tine would be like mobilizing the United States Addition of the First Division to British troops already in tine would more than double military force army to mop up the Continued on Page 3. Column 4. Modern Warfare Becomes Nothing But Unmitigated Disease of Scientists Told Associated Sept. War is a not a natural human instinct but something which developed with Bronislaw London told the vard Tercentenary today In a- on determining human Although war entered fairly late In the development of human he warfare has become but an un- mitigated disease of Dr. Rudolf Carnap of a member of the new Vienna School of talked on He showed how human deceive themselves by use of their own everyday Charles Gustav Swiss asserted that sex is ond to hunger as a human ing He described which he said behaved like Independent Gray matter cells in the cortex of the brain that never ana that are unlike any other cells in the nervous system were reported by the Nobel Prize Edgar Douglas Adrian of the University of He attributed man's spontaneous activity to these peculiar President James Bryant Conant of welcomed the visiting scholars and scientists from all over the world today at the ning of the which is the last week of the centenary conference of arts and is a dated eaid Professor came In evolution at a certain period as a politically ive creation and culturally The utility of war correlated with the condition that it can be used as an effective present we have come out of the phase where wr can mote any quality such as enterprise or ult is difficult even to loot any If the nations had not taken an Planes Hake Sept. least eight Arabs were reported killed today as three British war planes raked the Nablus district with The battle began with an Arab attack from ambush on a military patrol In the region which has been the scene of fierce and most continuous clashes between Continued on Page 3, Column 1. MORGENTHAU TO ISSUE BONDS September Financing To Be on 20-23-Year Basis Associated Sept. 7.__The treasury announced today September borrowing would be on a 20-23 year Secretary Morgenthau announced the ury would sell of 20-23 year 2 per cent bonds to provide new cash and exchange up to of the long term for the 1.5 per cent notes maturing Sept. 15. With the financing the public debt will rise by because new bonds in that amount are being This will bring it to around or about under June when bonus issues ed the figure Continued on Page 3, Column 1. Weekly Poll Shows Will Vote Important factor in this year's Presidential race will be the vote of sons on Which candidate will Hew many will to the in Sunday the San Antonio Express will an- swer those significant questions when it reports in AMERICA SPEAKS returns from the latest impartial poll conducted by the can Institute of Public Be sure to read this ex- campaign news in AMERICA SPEAKS In next Sunday's An- tonio
