San Antonio Express (Newspaper) - June 25, 1938, San Antonio, Texas WEATHER FORECAST Tartly cloudy northwest portion Sundew n in scattered thunder y Iresh north on the coast West Partly c ton in ak cer in get viii sor to ek idy for ion ton uh ed ith ost CHILDREN from 1 South Texas counties in Uvalde 21 what thc sponsoring organizations the largest diagnostic clinic jet held in Texas On that date several outstanding orthopedic peons will be in Uvalde to examine he little folk determine what measures can be taken to remove or each child's handicap recommend a course of action doubt many will be sent to the State Hospital for Crippled dren at Galveston but others will be treated in privately supported institutions at San Antonio and Dallas The Uvalde clinic is a operative enterprise directed by the Crippled Children's Division in the State Department of tion at Austin That authority ad- ministers the State fund matched by Federal aid which the ture voted for rehabilitating little cripples SAN ANTONIO SATURDAY MORNING JUNE 25 PAGES 5 1865 ELT SAYS HE NEEDS ALL AID GET Asserts Right to Intervene in Congressional Elections Claims Supreme Court Fight Objectives Won Juno 24 President Roosevelt virtually the people tonight to vote Cor liberal candidates In tho coming Moreover he asserted a right to n of Much Candidates In the 5 thc Democratic Dirigible Expert Sail In the prepared text of a radio fireside chat he expressed with the progress we lave mado in finally solving our business agricultural and social said he believed a THAT SERVICE includes ho people wanted him to i i i L i Oil f i -J J j cnl aid hospitalization and training The aim is to restore the child to normal health that be impossible to make him self-supporting ing his handicap On those tives last year thc Division spent approximately With that outlay it sent more than child cripples to the hospital and aided others through county keep on Needs Help In simple frankness ami simple help I honesty I need all the can get His claim to a right to enter primary elections he based upon a statement that as of the party It was his re- sponsibility to speak in those few Instances where there was a cut contest between liberal and conservative end regional clinics The I motioning ating agencies at Uvalde include j Hague mayor of Jersey the name of Frank Commander Charles E U S N ex- pert on craft in this country sails with his wife to attend a conference on dirigibles in Berlin Germany STEEL TO A TON TO 1928 BASIS Carnegie Illinois Also An- Abolition of to Follow PITTSBURGH June 24 The Carnegie Illinois Steel ation largest producer of thc in- today slashed steel prices 3 to 15 a ton on carload lots Immediately and wiped awny previous between Pittsburgh and Chicago Coming during a series of con- in Xew York between ex- of the rs Union and officials of U S Steel the parent concern the re- raised speculation In the about the possibilities of corresponding cut In wages The decreases ranged 7 to per cent being Chicago where and a ton Peak Climber Killed McCormick Heir Missing They Win Trip to A At College the health nurse the County Medical Association the Lions the thc American legion the til nnd the Uvalde County Crippled Children's Committee affiliated Kith the Texas Society for 1 pled Children That mobilization of humane sentiment civic spirit tad generosity should suffice to give every crippled child in the 12 counties the care it needs Could any rood cause carry a stronger OBJECTIVE of the new welfare plan is to make The Children's Charter 100 per cent effective in Texas could contribute more toward that iid humane than that vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee said the ple would not be deceived by anyone who attempts to suppress Individual liberty under the pre- tense of patriotism Hague is in- in a court right with the CIO in which the latter seeks permission to send Its organizers Into Jersey City without ence from the mayor Achieves Otherwise the President's speech j was devoted to a summary oC the actions of the Congress which j just adjourned Although he ex- pressed belief there had been some legislative failures he said the sion achieved more for the future of the country any Congress between the end pf the World War and the spring of 1933 He listed among thc crop control the tho monopoly Negro Sentenced to Life for Alamo Heights Attack Faces Habitual Criminal Trial negro who was found of bery by assault with firearms upon Mrs Elizabeth Putman Corona Avenue wife of Attorney Harold Fulmar and sentenced to life Imprisonment it hard labor may face another ns a habitual criminal District Attorney John TS Shook announced Friday after the jury sitting in Criminal District Court returned Its verdict In making the announcement Shook he contemplates ing thc negro before another jury child cripple is Riven a I ion the thance to recover before it is too MS or if he be incurable TO SPEND AGAINST SPIES the him become I the great session's outstanding its and then reviving controversy oC a year hc struggle over thus live a normal useful proposal for reorganizing the his handicap Ar- Supreme Court a battle which 9 pledges for every child alwon a wi which recognizes and for his needs protects him physical dangers moral hazards and disease Article 13 guarantee to every child is crippled care and training so that he may an asset to society rather a liability Such help from community and neighbors crippled child's cannot deny this without harm to Court Fight Won For ho said In one wny or another during the sessions of this Congress tho real In tho message proposing the court have been substantially obtained Thc Supreme Court's attitude toward constitutional en- tirely changed ho said and eral goals of thc court re- been The President's chat w which Juno The nnd navy may sify and expand their activities lo for- eign spies from Retting vital tary secrets This was indicated today when President Roosevelt name out in favor of more cash to detect and apprehend spies The Chief Executive nt his press conference replied in The tive when ho was asked whether recent ch arses of In this country would make It desirable to provide additional funds for army and navy Xot Required The subject was brought up as a products in inferences of ere eliminated The corporation said Hie new prices on about the level as those In effect prior to 1928 and that the cut was to meet competitive conditions with the hope such would ulate a demand for steel products Other steel producers declined to comment although most of them said unofficially the new prices certainly would be met The Tennesse Coal Iron nnd company U S Steel sub- in Birmingham announced corresponding reduction but other of the corporation did not or how much money was involved varied Some sources thought it might exceed basing that estimate Inst sales of U S steel ling to f hopes of securing a second life j placed 12th fireside result ot the recent indictment of from a room IS persons 14 of whom arc now ill sentence thus preventing from ever being released from the penitentiary The district attorney ho was not displeased with Hie returned by thn jury 40 hours of tion Shook and hi assistants had fur the death penalty for who did not present any defense testimony He was charged with having forced way into the home nnd after at- to Putnam ho nnd the woman and then robbed her Guard Sen ted In the court room with Assistant District Attorney Leroy Tetters and L J Buck the husband of tho victim As the jury filed into the panel mnn stared at the negro who was smiling and joyful of thc vine message that he escaped the electric chair Realizing the young husband was becoming angered at the at- ot thc defendant Judge W McCrory instructed Deputy Sheriffs Tohn Klevenhagen and ton Code surround the the verdict was being read Two other deputies stepped next neither contained nor at Germany by a Federal grand jury to engaged him con- and wa- contest which st Texas Chamber of Com- is sponsoring for its new year is expected to attract entries That many counties j thc West Texas territory are of the of a typical sitting in New York ton hot spell needed a fireplace The President expressed belie Wo from tho diplomatic that appropriations for army an chamber in the desk brn to compete for cash awards and other The agricultural will bestow thc first and third prizes and five mentions on thc basis achievement in various of farm and population participating in work terraces built repaired and land small dams built wells or land newly constructed dents and poisonous plants strip grazing those and other fr an oval basement of thc White House Hc was spared before H specially built Into which the paraphernalia were Jn a behind him wac n bust ft 1 TO one side a Ident Grant It the President's ultVrance on the coming elections which attracted attention months Washington and of politics throughout the nation have been discussing a cratic an of For students to beat Democratic memers who have opposed certain on t ill ides particularly the court Invariably in tho past Continued On Page 3 Column tho lief nd navy intelligence services had been held down pretty low Admiral William Leahy of operations who called at tho House said that not very much money would be required to giv the a able to perform cient work Army and navy officials asserted both branches of the service have Intelligence sections whose ties include but that no funds are specifically marked for thc special work Some Moner Provided intelligence section this year was given in the War appropriation for special and miscellaneous Continued On Page 3 Column 1 versation Almost before the final words the verdict were read court bailiffs handcuffed and rushed him from to the elevator the court room leading to the considerable significance upon the of Chicago and Pittsburgh on a price parity on finished products for thc first time Thc only difference was 10 a ton due to switching costs They pointed out Hint Independents as Bethlehem and without mills in the Chicago area would be unable to compete The for burs billets blooms and slabs was quoted nt down H and down Finished prices Included hot rolled carbon and per down alloy steel bars steel billets blooms nnd slabs down steol strip per cwt down carbon steel structural shapes down carbon plates down sheets down concrete reinforcing bars cut lengths off cold rolled sheets off and i sheet piling off prices will be announced later the company snld SCION OF FAMILY BELIEVED FALL Crumpled Form of ion on Peak Climb ered After All-Day Search By Rangers two used their to grood effect in that the they designed and made under 4-H Club sponsorship have won thorn a trip to a short course at A M College July 6 to S At the left is Irene 16 of China Grove modeling the dress which won her first place in the contest for 4-H demonstrators in the Luther Burbank School Friday Mildred 14 of models the dress which won her first co-operators contest PWA GIVES CITY Six Bexar 4-H Girls Win Trip To Texas Continued on Pnge 3 Column 1 Toll of Nine Lives Left in Wake of High Water at Havre Circus Tied Up by Strike Told To Leave Town But Can't CHINOOK Mont 24 j Milk River whose rolling flood I crest left a toll of at nine i doud at Havre Mont tonight i dated lowlands washed out TEXAS RAILROADS ASK RAIL HIKE Appeal to I C C When Plea Rejected June Railroads operating in pealed to the Interstate Commerce Commission today for an order in- creasing freight rates In Texas in line with Interstate in- creases authorized by the sion some time ago The petition said the Commission of Texas had refused to authorize Increases on numerous commodities ing fruits cottonseed and cottonseed products newsprint paper and stock On many other commodities k added State commission refused to permit Increases large as those authorized by thc ICC for Interstate shipments The railroads contended that the prescribed by the Texas com- mission aro insufficiently HP HE City of San was granted approval of two PWA projects totaling more than 000 Friday and now is wondering what to do about it The grants were applied for several years ago under the old up are only 45 per cent grants which that thc city would have to put up almost to nf thorn nnd thp Is not in shapo to do sn now Grunts were for a stadium lo scut sons snrl fnr ii memorial to heroes of thc Alamo i Is Out The Alamo heroes memorial says Mayor C K has been X 4-H Club girls to represent Bexar County at the annual A X M 24 The body of Richard Whitmor youth was found tonight In Sandia Mountains but still shrouded the fate of companion dill McCormick 21 heir to a cago publishing fortune Voting body a deep in the back of the head brought by stretcher to Juan CCC camp at the base of range and was definitely fied as night brought a halt to the search for McCormick Search Gov Clyde Tingrley and Gen R C Charlton heading explained the terrain in which Whitmer's body was found was so rough and precipitous that a night search would only ger other lives The search will be resumed at u Mountain Standard Time tomorrow The tragic discovery was at dusk and quick-falling cut off the possibility of a more ough search of the Immediate It was considered possible that young McCormick might fallen with his companion as they attempted to scale the face of a precipitous cliff known as but that his body came to rest on a higher ledge or tumbled farther toward the base of steep Mother Young body was ound crumpled near thc of The Shield Three pistol shots and a signal ire high on the rocky slope nearly ive miles from Juan Tabo Camp the first indications to rs there that a clue to the fate of he young men had been found Young McCormick's mother Mrs nth Hanna McCormick at the camp for definite ord It came by a hurried enger who brought news that ody had been found It was not until the crumpled form had been carried to camp that it identified as that c Texas A M College short course younj and Mrs Si in College Station July 6 to S were selected Friday at the annual county achievement contests In the Luther Burbank Vocational School Frances Cellmer 20 ot St wig winner of the contest nnd Minnie of Medina winner of all-around contest automatically won trips Station by tur of the places Following it he contests Miss assistant county homo mms wealthy former from Illinois learned that the of her son was still in doubt Gone Since Wednesday the son of T E Whitmer lumberman left Wednesday McCormick for a hike in the custom of theirs When they failed to return that a search launched The Bluff Towering font sea level over- agent Valley in four others will be ed trips Tlie basis for the four were showing in the con- outstanding work during the past year The four i named were Mildred Voges 14 df who won Incorporated the cenotaph for ithe co-operators con- money has been 13 of Continued on Page 3 Column 3 p June 4 of the Brothers In and sought a way tonight to leave town and and ghow has tied up for two will points toward count the total studied where to take The winning county will be the money for its 4-H and Future Farmer Thus allotted thc fund contribute still further to progress A safe is that 4-H Club boys and Rational agriculture students over West Texas will an Sweater interest in Those young Ws already have contributed to terracing and related This competition will bring about the of soil and water resources most West Texas farms and Therefore the parti county farming individual in thc money or not tome out winner days by a wage dispute conferences were U 11 I employes and MH with Fred few feet ot the big top Mayor Threatens The mayor who threatened to at- tach the property of the said conditions were becoming tarv on the circus ground where bcon kept anci J the a nearby baseball w the sought shelter A vote was put whether they would take down the expressed willingness to load thc trains it they were permitted to ride free back to Florida The summer tour ot thc circus canie to an abrupt halt here night Thc were up the animals in painted on the troop of clowns and tickets sold Then the week across New York was called by Whitehead executive of tho American Federation of Actors Pny Cnt The employes said they would not 25 per cent reductions strike brewing the the circus moved I pw which John RIngling North sail oC tno and 600 haxo return to Sarasota Florida Its winter quarters C necessary to continue Heavy rains and cloudbursts also i swept the Big Birn of milled about the big top I ern from the Montana to a dis- tance of loo washing out way bridges and forced from their Because of their present In the today financial the Chinook Itself a town of the Icc to is situated on a hill and was as soon as possible endangered but residents of other towns farther down the Milk Valley including gow the latter 100 miles east of Havre were watching the river closely although crest would take several days to reach them Meanwhile as the Eivor in North Central Montana carried its burden of overflow volumes of cloudburst waters toward the souri tonight and Havre began tho tedious job cleaning up after the floods the In the south central part ot thc State sent flood waters into Two and Harlowton Earlier in the day sudden over the Midland Empire last night and this morning flooded the city of Laurel washed out highways and railway roadbeds and spread water over acres of land from over- I burdened irrigation canals Weather Forecast by Prof Selby Maxwell author of This In the Sunday Express Earlier some of thc workers had i and receiving money their ticke The Continued on Page 3 Column 7 Continued On Pace 2 Column 1 Hourly Temperatures San Antonio Tex June 1938 9 p.m 10 p.m 11 p.m 12 midnight 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 79 78 77 78 75 76 78 77 79 8 11 12 noon p.m 2 4 p.m J p.m 6 p.m ed under auspices of the Texas Centennial Commission and for which work Js now under way This the mayor says practically eliminates its consideration at this time because it would be ble to raise more than needed from the city he adds it seems that tho Cenotaph will be a fitting memorial to the heroes of the Thc ial originally was planned be placed in front of the Municipal auditorium The grant for the stadium Is an- other proposition Hero Mayor Quin says is a chance for the lovers of sport In San Antonio to go to bat and which is situated 10 miles from the base of thc range On the valley side the mountains sweep up in a breath-taking a challenge to climbers The United States Forest Service reported that no fatall ties among climbers of the has occurred within the last 10 or IS years Houston Judge Charges Illinois Dumps Insane In Texas Tex June 24 Judge Roy Hofheinz who presides over lunacy court here charged tonight the State of Illinois was psychopathic patients to avoid Continued On Page 3 FOREST FIRE CHECKED BY STEADY RAINS PRINCE GEORGE B C June 24 rain today reduced the forest fire menace in Central British Columbia but fires spotted the entire area north of the Peace district in British Columbia to Williams Lake 140 miles south of here Heavy smoke capped the forestry outlook tem A newly reported fire on the River endangered much Umber belonging to the Wining Company Reports from the Blackwater River area three large through several of At Stuart Lake 100 miles northwest of here a large 84 86 87 89 90 92 91 fire threatened more merchantable Francisco 86 timber j Robertson he found that the tost of their upkeep Judge Hofheinz said one patient was the ward today being removed from a special railroad car in which 27 other patients on their way to points between Chicago and San Francisco or the county Robertson said Probation W E admitted that no legal ertson said the patient Fred had been established by a 28 was placed In the competent social agency state de- ward without or county Mr Hartline was in charge of thc special car him and he said been instructed by the Elgin State Hospital at Elgin 111 to bring the patient to Houston and place him in thc -ward tion by county official He said investigation revealed that the patient had been confined in the Elgin Hospital at Elgin 111 for three months I was informed this morning that thc patient had been brought to the ward on a rant from justice of thV peace court filed some member of the police department Robertson said Inquiry revealed that a special coach arrived this Chicago loaded with patients who were be- ing Jeft in various states from cago to Texas and was or for San Robertson said the father and a brother lived in ton but thc patient had never lived In this county although once lived in Texas and at Sherman Texas The father Robertson said had protested removal of his son to Houston Judge said the patient was a resident and that state was attempting to shirk burden of for its Insane Every effort will be made see that Illinois is called to account for a practice of this Is on the part of a state to itm Continued on 7
