Waterloo Daily Courier (Newspaper) - August 6, 1933, Waterloo, Iowa ALL THE NEWS FOR ALL THE FAMILY FIRST W I T H THE NEWS THE WEATHER IOWA Fair to cloudy ind fcn day possibly local thunder showers in west local showers or thunder storms Sunday night or Monday cooler Monday In northwest sunset Sun day Monday sunset ESTABLISHED 1854 WATERLOO IOWA SUNDAY AUGUST 6 1933 TWENTYTWO PAGES PRICE SEVEiN CENTS LABOR BOARD NAM Iff HELD IN Eugene Daniell Who Ran for President in 1932 Under Arrest ADMITS SENDING FAKE BOMB TO BOSTON MAYOR Groups Headquarters Reveal Machines Addressed to Many Dignitaries New Eugene S Daniell Jr of Somerville Mass youthful leader of an obscure political party was held in bail Saturday in connection with the placing of two tear gas bombs in the New York exchange Daniell was arrested in a mia town hotel and charged with sus of malicious mischief a He will be given a hearing Tues day Daniell who received 325 votes as the National Independent party candidate for president last Novem ber is an attorney member of the Massachusetts national guard and lormer champion wrestler at Harvard university Left Fake Bomb for Mayor He was said to have admired leaving a fake bomb on the door step of the home of Mayor Curley of Boston last October to get pub for the independent party How do you hope to better this country Daniell was asked by In spector Lyons By violence or in n Oh now we dont advocate vio lence replied Daniell j we do thru legitimate propaganda and edu cation The people of this country are not educated Police Commissioner Bolan saw he had no doubt that the young lawyer was connected with the plac ing of bombs in the ventilating sys tem which sent brokers and attaches scurrying to the street and forced a closing of the exchange Find More Machines Meanwhile Boston police raided the Independent partys ters in a Boston loft and said they found fake gas machines packages addressedto President Roosevelt Former President Hoover Nor man Thomas Socialist candidate lor president last year Four men said to be associates of Daniell were arrested in Boston and willbe arraigned Monday on charges of conspiracy to promote anarchy In addition Boston police confiscated Nazi literature found In the head police were In possession of a letter said to have been writ ten by Daniell to a friend in New York which spoke of publicity of a spectacular sort and Inquired about obtaining a pass to enter the exchange Northern Copenhagen and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh have achieved notable success in series of daring flights over the Green land cap and adjoining Arctic islands messages from Godthaab said Saturday The American fliers landed at El Greenland after crossing the Island ice fields Their night from described by them as uneventful HELD FOIl THEFT OF AUTO IN KANSA Austin Caskey alias Red Miller of Mason City la was arrested at Albert Lea lat Saturday Police said that botl Caskey and Harold Combs a brother Inlaw admitted robbing Burton L Williams of Denver at Topeka Kan and taking his car The stated both expressed to be extradited Will Rogers Gets Kick Out of Crying Brokers Beverly Hills that old hoy with one shot of tear gis on the New York Exchange did more than Roosevelt he closed it It must have been a novelty to see the brokers cry Instead of the customers I been this Income lax payment Now T cant find a single croup to shoulder that tax cither There Just dont seem to be any volunteer taxpayers I nee now what makes con o unpopular he Just will not fix It M that the tax falls on nobody Yours Will el 1933 Syndicate Ins Nonstop Flight of 7200 Miles Goal of Frenchmen as They Hop from N Y SETTLE IS FOB MOTHER TOT ftT First Attempt Ends Mile from Starting Point in Railroad Yard Two Boys Dragged o Death in Chute y Flow of Corn Under Weight of 600 Bushels Being Fed to Grinder BALLOON NOT DAMAGED IN SUDDEN DESCENT Gas Valve Sticks After 20 Minutes in Air Letting Hydrogen Escape Maurice Rossi left and Paul French fliers arc shown be side their plane Joseph Lc Brix at Floyd Bennett field New York they took off Saturday in an attempt to break the long dis tance record with a flight from New York to Karachi India Associ ated Press Photo Look on Page 1 Labor Peace Board Named Man Who Bombed Exchange Stratosphere Flight Fails Freight Reduction Denied Two Boys Smother 2 Meet New York Milk War Farm Chiefs Disagree Approve Highway Program 3 Keeping Within Budget Prairie Rapids Launching 4 Todds Painting of Christ City in Brief Burton Baptist Installation T F McDonnell 62 Dead Auto Collisions Hurt Three 5 Spreading 1934 Tax Levies 6 Editorial Afterthoughts Prof Article 7 Couriers Anniversary Orange Twp Flower Show George Cowgill 84 Dead World Fair Trip Contest Eddie Guest Poem 8 In Social Realm 9 Bargain End Daily Bridge Lesson New York Day by Day Waterloo Garden Club 10 Story of the Cedar In Prison Death Row NRA Supplies Exhausted 11 Will Rogers Our Boarding House 12 O O Mclntyre Out Our Way 13 Pirates Step Up on Giants U S Keeps Cup 14 As Swamp Yankees 83 InterLoop Baseball Divide White Sox Lose 15 P G A Tournament Major League Big Hitters 16 Theatres Entertainment 17 Lutherans Meet at Eldora Events of Northeast Iowa Cedar Falls to Pave 18 Classified Ads 19 Market Quotations Radio Programs 20 With the Farmers 21 For Boys and Girls 22 Comics Cross Word New UR famous Trench airmen flew toward Europe Saturday night Intent on going far her without a stop than man ever las flown before Paul Codos and Maurice Rossi n the huge monoplane Joseph Le Brix left Floyd Bennett airport at a m hoping to fly nonstop to Karachi India 7200 miles If successful they will far eclipse the present record England to Walfish Bay South Afri camade last February by Squadron Leader O R Gaylord and Flight Lieut G E of Great Britain Their broad winged monoplane built especially ror endurance flights weighed more than nine tons with Its load of 1770 gallons of gaso line and has a cruising speed of only 90 to 100 miles an hour They therefore expected to stay In the air for at least three full days and nights without landing or refueling feat unprecedented in aviation history Reported Coast The takeoff from the field here was perfect despite the heavy load The plane speeded more than 3000 feet down the long Continued on page 2 column 8 FIRE Another of Trio Steeping in Room Over Garage Not Expected to Live Burlington Rust 23 of Little York 111 and Joe Schneider 32 of Burlington died of suffocation and Albert Rust older brother of Harold was not expected to live as the result of burns re in P fire early Saturday The three men were sleeping In a room over garage formerly operated by Albert Rust when the fire broke out In the office build ing about 3 a m Firemen In re constructing the tragedy said it was evident that Aubert Rust had attempted to get out of the sleeping room thru a rear door the only entrance and In opening it allowed the flames to sweep up the staircase Albert Rust received serious burns about the upper part of his body and was in critical condition at a local hospital Assistant Fire Chief Robert suffered severe cuts on his left hand in breaking the win dow to get him out Loss from the fire was estimated at by the spectacular anticlimax to his balloon ascension Lieut Comman der T G W Settle Saturday de clared he was eager for another go at it It was a reference to the stratosphere the faroff goal to ward which he soared for a brief 20 minutes early Saturday morning the fond hopes of the scientific world lifting with him Massed thousands cheered as his huge balloon took off from the arena of Soldier field and wafted like a silver globule over the city Their cheers became gasps of anx iety when the bag etched against the sky at the apex of searchlight shafts barely missed the cluster of skyscrapers over the Loop and disappeared Gas Valve Causes Failure Slightly more than a mile from his starting point in a railroad yard the stratosphere expedition ended a stuck gas valve responsible for the failure Commander Settle who was not injured slept thru the forenoon and gob up with the determination to try it again I want another go at it he said If the backers of the flight can agree I hope to attempt an other ascent before the season is over Neither the balloon nor the deli cate instruments for recording cos mic rays in the gondola had been injured by the forced landing he said Backers Ready to Go On Most of the organizations which sponsored the project declared their intentions of cooperating fully to launch another flight the Daily News one of the backers said Commander Settles untimely land ing was as spectacular as breath taking as his ascent for a time the thousands who had gathered at Soldier field to witness the cere monies of the ascent did not know what had happened Straight up to an altitude of 5000 feet the giant rubber envelope rose then leveled off and wafted over the downtown section the meta gondola swinging below at the enc of cobweb ropes Vapor Appears Over Housewives Forgotten Women of the New Deal Demand Short Work Week Young Des Moines Matrons Want Day No Work on Sunday DCS Moines house wives organized Saturday to seek what benefits they may under the NRA codes in an effort to benefit women who toil 78 to 100 hours a week exclusive of the Job of humor Ing husbands evenings Young matrons here arc circulat ing petitions directed at their hus bands proposing a schedule of maxi mum working hours nnd a minimum personal allowance of weekly The wives arc creating a housewives association composed of women employed at the business of home making Among the points in the Working hours from 7 a m to p m with hours from to p m Then the searchlight beams that followed the balloon along the cell ing of the sky began to lower The big bag seemed to wilt and a nebula of vapor appeared over It It skimmed over several tall build ings just missing them A murmur of apprehension ran thru the watchers When the smoky pall over the city threw a screen over the rapid balloon the exodus from Soldier field to the general tion in which It had dropped be gan What Happened In Gondola Meanwhile In the gondola of thi Commander Settle dropped sand bags made frantic efforts to closi the faulty valve thru which th hydrogen escaped Failing he a least checked the velocity of his fal and came to a bumping raspin landing in a railroad yards Police and naval men kept spec tators away while railroad laborer rolled up the deflated rubber oa and loaded it and the gondola 01 a flat car Commander Settle premature descent putting a tem crimp in his hopes for a altitude record and sciences wishes to learn something more concern ing the nature of cosmic rays was nevertheless almost miraculous I was fortunate in landing o the railroad he sale after explaining how the gas valv refused to snap shut after he ha released sufficient hydrogen fo maintaining an altitude of 500 feet I was unable to guide th balloon very much in its descent The railroad yards are a relative ly tiny open patch in Chicagos for est of tall buildings British Aviator Starts for N Y Hull a young British aviator and former Royal Air Force pilot started from Courier Special Service Grundy Center mder the crushing weight of over 00 bushels of shelled corn the ves of two boys Willis Dieken yearold son of Mr and Mrs Hi Dieken living seven miles north ast of here and Delmer Alberts yearold son of Mr and Mrs Alberts Ackley la were out in the corn chute on tie Dieken farm at 4 p m Satur day First Intimation to the crew of nen grinding corn that the boys lad fallen in was when the leg of ne of the youngsters projected thru he mouth of the chute A physician who was summoned both boys had suffocated body was mutilated Sucked by Flow of Corn The boys evidently had jumped nto the corn bin on the second loor of the barn and had been Into the square chute by the force of the flow of corn as someone below opened a slide By opening the slide corn was allowed to flow Into a bushel basket y which means it was transported o a corn grinder nearby A crew if men was grinding corn at the ime of the accident Farmers here state that once a boy was caught in the flow of the ons of corn as It entered the grin der it would be impossible for him o fight his way out No Inquest Scheduled Coroner L L Coffman who was notified late Saturday afternoon aid there would be no inquest Mr and Mrs Alberts were ng at the Dieken farm while Al jerts assisted with the corn ng Mrs Alberts is a sister of VIrs Dieken and the two boys who ost their lives are cousins The Dieken boy attended school at the Lincoln township district No rural school Besides his parents he is a brother Eldon f The Alberts boy is survived by his parents and a younger sister He attended school at Ackley where Ills father is employed as a carpen ter Wallace to Study Causes o Rise and Fall of Wheat Prices at Chicago of culture Wallace has issued orders fo n sweeping inquiry into speculative trading which culminated in th terrific break in the grain markets 10 days ago the United Press learned Saturday night Peter B Carey president of th Chicago Board of Trade revealed tha one of the most minute investigation of market operations in the of the famous grain exchange ha been started Reports have been asked of al brokers regarding traders who hel 200000 bushels or more of grai during the period from June 14 t July 31 Tile inquiry is expected to revea in full detail the wild and trading plunges which shot the pric o wheat forward from cents a bushel June 14 for the month to by July 18 Till was followed by the speculative de baclc In which the price of the gral plunged more than 30 cents in tw days and forced the Board of Trac to close down mm REFUSED LCI Commission Votes 7 to 3 for Existing Charges Opens Path for Revision iLASH REQUESTED BY FARM COAL INTERESTS Fugitive Rescued Male heads of households In their Brough airdrome Saturday on the claim to executive first stage of an intended flight to capacity can work all overtime such as cooking belated meals or heating babys milk under terms of the blanket code which do not restrict laboring hours of executives Housewives shall have the entire Sunday free Husbands shall be re quired to take their wives out to dinner get their own breakfasts and make their own beds on Sunday Playing bridge with husband en his business associates listening to golf or poker stories and untangling dilemmas shall be construed as work and shall be confined to the hours of labor as outlined New York He plans to fly the northern route Ban Felice So Cigar finest eTer Edward Cigar now 3 lor Sc WATERLOO AUTO TOLL THIS YEAR AND LAST Since Jan 1 Same date 1033 Number of accidents 370 Number Injured Number killed S 1932 454 8 2 Is car At Art YOU Hear Kidnap Threat at Camp for Girls North Button N A na tional guard detachment from Man chester was brought here Saturday to picket Camp Bueno exclusive girls summer camp in the Lake Sunapee region after receipt of threats that one of the campers would be kidnaped Authorities withheld the name of the threatened girl It was reported she was the daughter of a vice president of the Pennsylvania rail road living In Philadelphia Philadelphia Pa The Record In a copyrighted story says Betty daughter of James R Downes chief of freight transportation of the Pennsylvania railroad is the girl guarded Satur day night by New Hampshire militia against kidnapers STEALS BRONZE TABLET Denver sneak thief stole the bronze memorial plate from the grave of Buffalo on Look out mountain overlooking Denvar Mrs Johnny Baker keeper of the lodge on top of the peak reported Saturday to police Report Declares Too Drastic Action Would Impair Service Kill Jobs Washington D inter state commerce commission in a 7 o 3 decision Saturday held the gen ral railroad freight rate structure to be reasonable in the light of pres ent conditions and refused to order a blanket reduction as requested by arm lumber coal and other inter ests The commission asserted however that the decision must not be re as holding that all existing charges were fair and suggested the consider revision downward n rates on grain lumber and export coal Rate revisions must be continued without abatement to meet new con It said Rate peaks must be retained where justified and cut down where found The decision was on a petition filed last January by farm organiza tions the National Coal association and tho National Lumber Manufac association which said freight rates had been maintained at pros period levels while commodity prices dropped Still Relatively Higher The commission said that after allowance f or the recent upturn in commodity prices the freight rate level is still relatively higher than price level It held further that commodity prices alone were not the controlling factor in determining the reason ableness of rates that present rates as a whole were not depressing the volume of traffic or business of the country and that general rate re would not stimulate the aggregate volume of traffic by Mil road except so far as they would tend to recover traffic from com forms of transportation The majority of the commission said that net revenues of the car riers last year were only half that of the depression year of 1021 and that after making full allow ance for the recent upturn in the volume of traffic if rates in general were lowered as much as 10 per cent the net revenue In the near future would probably fall short of meet ing fixed charges by over Would Threaten Service By still further lowering the rev enues of the carriers the decision said a blanket cut would threaten the continuance of adequate rail road service and by preventing maintenance and other work would tend to increase unemployment With a general reduction in freight rates no greater than 10 per cent it continued unless there were a greater increase In traffic than now seems probable and unless large ad government aid were ex tended many more carriers would be forced into receivership or reor with consequent serious losses to investors in railroad securi ties among whom are many savings banks and life insurance companies Commission Dissents In a dissenting opinion Commis Altchison said the existing rate level constituted a violation of the interstate commerce acts pro visions prohibiting unjust and un reasonable rates and while the in recovery program presented countervailing tendencies it was not intended to cure maladjust ments and disparities In rates The successful consummation of the policies and plans now under way said calls for a rate structure better adapted to what the traffic can bear and what it will bear and not adherence to schedules which simply force ton nage to other forms of transport Movement Follows Ending of Pennsylvania Coal Mine Dispute SENATOR WAGNER TO HEAD ARBITRATORS Johnson Returns to Code Making Tasks After Air Trip to Hyde Park A shipwrecked seaman res cued from a sailing sloop which was beached near Corpus Tex after being tossed about the Gulf of Mexico for more a week by a hurricane ad mitted his real name was John A Dann and that he was wanted in Florida on federal charges of smuggling aliens and narcotics Associated Press Authorities Warn Thief Who Took Rabbits Guinea Pigs from Hospital Lincoln theft of 33 rabbits and guinea pigs including some inoculated with n dread disease had Lincoln police and health au on the alert Saturday try ing to save the thief from harm Eaten the animals might spread tuberculosis or arthritis medical au said and in any event their loss would upset Important ex Mrs Gladys superintendent of the Lincoln general hospital where the theft occurred called on the thief thru the newspapers to re turn the animals at once it he values his life Police Chief W C Condit issued a public appeal for information about anyone acquiring rabbits or guinea pigs and instructed his entire force to seek clues Suspicion pointed to a man seen loitering near the hospital The 29 rabbits and lour guinea pigs were taken from cages on the hospital grounds where they had been placed because of heat in their regular attic quarters WEATHER FOR THE WEEK Washington D C UR The weather outlook for period Aug 7 to 12 For the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and the northern and central great plains Temperatures for most part not far normal probably a few local showers otherwise generally fair Continued on page 2 column 4 Committees to Discuss Revenue Bills This Week Des raising measures will be discussed by legis committees in public hearings here Wednesday and Thursday The committees one studying Iowa governmental reorganization and the other the senate interim tax re vision committee are considering what tax revision measures to sub mit to the Iowa legislature in special session late this year W F Rlley Des Moines attorney heads the governmental tion committee State Senator M X Geske of McGregor heads the in terim committee Hyde Park N Roosevelt Saturday appointed a tri bunal of seven men to preserve in peace in the nation thru the recovery campaign Ho acted at the suggestion of the leaders of management and labor in an unprecedented peace time move by the men who keep industry going to maintain a national unity of effort for better days The proposal which came from the advisory boards of the national recovery administration was brought here in a dramatic night airplane trip by Hugh S Johnson the industrial administra tor Headed by Wagner Of importance to the recovery pro gram is the appeal to management and labor for industrial peace which has just been sent to me for ap proval said Mr Roosevelt in a statement announcing appointment of the tribunal headed Wagner Democrat of New York With compelling logic it calls upon every individual in both groups to avoid strikes lockouts or any ag action during the recovery program It is a document oh Samuel Gompers memorable wartime demand to preserve the status quo in labor in addition to the signature of the president of the American Federation of Labor it carries the signature of every great labor leader and every great industrial leader on the two advisory boards of the recovery administra tion It is an act of economic states manship I earnestly commend it to the public conscience Green on Board This joint appeal proposes the creation of a distinguished tribunal to pass promptly on any case or hardship or dispute that may arise from interpretation or application at the presidents reemployment agree ment The advantages of this recom are plain and I accept it and hereby appoint the men it pro poses whose names will carry their own commendation to the country The six members besides Senator Wagner are William Green dent of the American Federation of Labor Dr Leo Wolman social er and leader In the clothing union John L Lewis president the United Mine Workers of America Walter C Teagle president of the Standard Oil company of New Jer sey Gerard Swope president of the board of the General Electric com pany and Louis E KIrstein Boston merchant Victory In Coal Strike The direct action for a national moratorium on strikes followed quick ly an agreement won by Mr Roose velt thru General Johnsons ending of the Pennsylvania coal strike With these 70000 striking miners again In the pits the administration believed that the welfare of 200000 related workers had been saved and assurance given to keep the smoke going out of the chimneys of the newly working factories of the coun try Gerard Swope and Louis KIrstein also are members of the board of three named by the president to adjudicate troubles in the mining in dustry pending adoption of the codes fixing hours of work and minimum wages George Berry president of the union is the third mem Tom Mix and Governor Herring Have Good Time But Park Findley Blushes It Seems the Latter Once Used Real Buckshot in Circus Scene Iowa Bi the Associated office Capitol Mix motion picture cowboy Governor Clyde L Herring and Park A Findley chief of state bureau of investigation GOVERNOR Say youve got noth ing on me Tom Look at my horse produces picture of self astride white MIX Thats a mighty fine horse governor But you know we Demo crats have got to stick together Ill do the horse riding you do the poli tics GOVERNOR Okny Tom MIX By the way governor did Park ever tell you how we used to work fnr a circus back In 1001 blushes snd did he tell you how he shot an Indian and Mexican gang of bandits Mix laughs heartily pauses and winks at We were playing in Chi cago and put on a stagecoach holdup Park was express guard and supposed to shoot the bandits Park perched on top of that coach and blazed away aiming every shot dead center You should have seen It Those Indians their horses by three feet Park was shooting real buckshot Someone gave him real buckshot Those Indians laugh wore only breech cloths and they got a nice stinging Laughter by Park caught onu of them in the chest Afterwards he had to pick the shot out for tho fellow FINDLEY Yes those were great days I was coach guard during the show Afterwards I was a sort of physician hnd to treat the boys when they got hurt MIX Pulls on hat Woll so long governor tovo met you ber The president received the national industrial peace proposition from Johnson early Saturday morning upon his midnight arrival from the capitol He looked It over selected his tribunal and just before noon Saturday he issued his statement thru Marvin H Mclntyre a secretary Johnson Hack On Job Washington D pro gram for national recovery bulwarked by an appeal from spokesmen of capital and labor for industrial peace Hugh S Johnson Saturday swung back to the Job of bringing all industries under wage and hour regulations The hardworking administrator returned tired and worn from the summer White House in New York where he received President Roose velts approval of the immediate plan for settling the Pennsylvania coal strike and the long range proposition of preventing labor troubles thru friendly cooperation of capita and Four more industries were author by Johnson to put into effect immediately their own codes for rais ing wages and shortening hours of work and into the growing list of codes proposed was one from the electric light and power industry and another from tha nations packers Challenges Interpretations In another direct effort to re move obstacles from the path of employers wishing to sign President blanket agreement Co In crease purchasing power Johnson Issued a formal statement Continued on page 2 column IV
