Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - May 12, 1932, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin BUY FOUND A P LEASED WIRE This paper is served bj leased wire with the news report of the Associated Press Nineteenth 5779 K E W S PAPE R 10 PAGES TODAY Circulation Over paid copies daily covering the heart of Wisconsin dairy center of the world Wisconsin Rapids Thursday May Single Copy Five Cents JERSEY GOVERNOR REPORTS FINDING OF BODY FRANCE MOURNS AS DOUMER GOES TO FINAL REST NATION PAYS LAST TRIBUTE TO SLAIN PRESIDENT OVER MILLION WATCH FUNERAL PROCESSION PASS Paris May 12 France bowed in sorrow today and paid a last tribute at the funeral of Paul Doumer the venerable ed president she liked to call er M Doumer was slain last week by an assassin's bullet Thousands Jam Streets Tens of thousands of Parisians jammed the streets this morning and stood in solemn silence as the funeral procession filed by on its way to the great cathedral of Notre Dame It was such a funeral as Paris had not seen since the beloved Papa Joffre hero of the Marne was buried in January 1931 The family with the exception of Mme Doumer followed on foot be- hind the hearse Then came the of the late president's military and civil households the officers with their swords wrapped in crepe Successor Next in Line Albert LeBrun President mer's successor in office followed next alone and bareheaded wearing the broad red cordon of the Legion of Honor Then came tall gaunt Albert king of the Belgians in khaki with a mourning band on his arm He was followed by the Prince of Wales the Duke of Aosta of Italy Prince Paul of Jugoslavia and the young or of Annam A king and four princes of the royal blood trudged behind the rumbling artillery caissons all the way from the Elysee palace to the cathedral a march of an hour and a Local Chapter Of Red Cross To Flour Application blanks for free flour from national Red Cross ters for distribution among needy families were sent out today to poor commissioners of Wisconsin Rapids Nekoosa and Pittsville lage clerks of Port Edwards and Biron and the town chairmen of twelve townships in southern Wood Play Days Ended with Finding of Body county by officers Wood County Red acre of the South Cross chapter half in the warm damp morning Cardinal Celebrates Mass At the cathedral the requiem mass was celebrated by Cardinal Verdier archbishop of Paris who wore a black and silver chasuble over his flaming red cassock The nuncio of Pope Pius XI Monsignor Maglione presided over the ceremony from the throne Army bugles sounded To the at the vation The funeral procession left the presidential palace a few minutes before 8 a m and began the ney to the cathedral Well over persons thronged the streets and squares to Officials to whom the blanks are sent are asked to report the ber of families receiving aid in the several communities and are to apply for flour cient to supply these families for a period The national Red Cross allows one barrel of flour for the average family of five for this period The flour will be shipped free of charge to Wisconsin Rapids and transportation from here to the town village or city receiving it must be borne by the community benefiting therefrom Application blanks must be re- turned to Jere Witter president of the South Wood County chapter not later than next Thursday May 19 These applications will be sent to national headquarters and the flour will be sent from some nearby shipping point The Stevens Point Red Cross chapter has already secured two carloads of flour for needy families in Portage county and similar have been received in er parts of the state E A Speas Red Cross field worker is in the city for a few days making arrangements for the free flour distribution and will meet at tomorrow afternoon EXTRA Neighbors Find Lifeless Body of Kidnaped Child Near Lindbergh's Home Charles A Lindbergh Jr the baby over whom the entire nation has worried since he kidnaped from the crib in his parents home a t Hopewell New Jersey was found ea today The baby's body was found in the woods near the picture of the world's renowned youngster was taken on June 22 his first birthday an- His playmate pictured under the table has been lost without the child at the Library dub rooms with of- of the South Wood County chapter HOOVER VETOES TARIFF MEASURE DECLARES SELF FOR LICAN PRINCIPLE OF HIGH VETO IS HELD IN HOUSE Administration of Future Poor Relief Here Assigned To City Poor Commissioner Washington May watch the funeral procession pass j toing the Democratic tariff i pressing against the serried ranks President Hoover declared Administration of all poor relief in the city of Wisconsin Rapids will become the duty of the poor com- missioner of the city effective June 1 it was decided at a meeting of various representatives of civic citizens and city including Mayor Fred J rock who last evening in the club rooms of the Library building The Central Relief organization a voluntary group which was set up last fall and had official tion of the city council at that time in cooperating with the city poor commissioner in handling local re- lief made a final report and asked to be of poilus clad in their horizon blue who stood elbow to elbow all way from the palace the After the services at the dral the cortege continued the march to the Pantheon Tardieu Pays Tribute At the Pantheon on the very Mountain of St in the shadow of the edifice in which repose the nation's illustrious dead Premier Andre Tardieu in a ing oration described the dead Continued on Page Seven Blind Piano Tuner Saves Four Live himself for the time-honored Re- publican principle of high tion and in effect took up the gage of battle flung at him by the opposition party Terms Measure Bad In the message of disapproval he termed the measure bad both erally and specifically He affirmed his belief in the equity of the ent flexible provision under which the president has control of tariff rate changes and asserted that never in history did the United States need protection more than now work By a vote of 10 to S it was decided to continue the work of the Central organization until the first of the month after which time the city would carry on Federation Gets Balance announced at the opening of the meeting last night that they were approaching the end of their cial ability to continue relief work Mrs Reinhart as chairman and er members of the Central tee repeated the situation before the meeting Mrs Mildred Jenkins one of the committee members read the following recommendations which were passed It The retiring committee wish to make the following tions to the new organization which will take charge of the relief work and unemployment 1 We recommend of Wisconsin that the city The balance by voluntary of Wisconsin Rapids undertake the work that we have carried on this winter and continue it as a pal affair 2 Finance We recommend that the city continue the distribution of of the funds raised i milk as it has been carried on all subscriptions on a Brookings S D May B J Bjerum a blind piano tuner saved the lives of his wife and thre children when fire broke out in thei home early today Sez JIMCE JOKE PROHIBITION MANY HAS The veto promptly stuck The Re- publican house leader Snell of New York compelled a record vote The Democrats with a slim majority in that chamber could not muster anything like the two-thirds needed to override and the died This was the expected result an- from the time the was first planned as a Democratic de- for lower tariffs and an indication of what the party would seek to do once it came into power The presidential tion recorded the of the question as a campaign issue to the Republican side Asked International Conference Besides giving to congress to pass on rate changes by the tariff commission the called for an international conference to lower world tariff walls and for trade agreements with nations under which re- tariff concessions would be made Specialist Killed Ann Arbor Mich May R Bishop Canfield 58 y known specialist in diseases of he ear nose and throat was killed I Mrs J S Sayles C E day's pay basis last fall will go to the Federation of Women the ing decided by a 10 to 8 vote There was contention that funds were for relief purposes and should be spent for that work only C F Kruger voiced opposition to the receiving any unexpended balances Mrs J L Reinhart man of the Central Relief ation who presided at the meeting last night is also president of the Federation of Women She ed that the Federation did not wani any of the balance of the funds if the people did not want that to have it but she pledgee that whatever money was turned over to the organization would be spent for relief purposes only Mayor Anxious To Start Mayor Whitrock spoke vigorously for the assumption of the poor re- one hundred per cent by the city effective immediately He said he could see no reason for any further delay in the date for the city suming full control of the work tions were made however to con- tinue the voluntary work of the tral organization and to pay Mrs Fairbanks her salary from May 12 to June 1 out of the unexpended ance until June 1 These motions prevailed The mayor thanked the Federation of Women for their work and said he hoped they would con- tinue as they had in years prior to the emergency relief work Mrs Reinhart responded that the would continue to do thing possible Aid J N Reiland Rev J M Johnson Aid Peter Love hen his automobile crashed into tree between here and Ypsilanti his morning He was born at Lake 111 and was a fellow of American College of Surgeons Leo Barrett and Jere Witter were amorg others who spoke on relief matters Central Organization Quits The Central Relief organization winter by the milk committee of the Federation that out of this fund a special amount be set aside for use of the city nurse for corrective work for children of Wisconsin Rapids that the balance of the money be turned over to the new organization 3 As a result of our experienc we have found that it will be sary to have the services of a paic supervisor with the power to ap point a paid investigator Commend Mrs Fairbanks I fully recommend Mrs Fair banks be retained as a social work er or assistant to poor commissioner for the following She has given of her time to this work for the past nine years free of charge We have found her to be very competent and fully acquainted with the situation as it exists in sin Rapids 4 It might be reasonable to re- commend that a campaign for cant lots be made the new so those desiring to make gardens can get this privilege through the Relief agency Seeds for this purpose have been given by the state to the president of the Up To Council It is understood the tions will be forwarded the city council for consideration and sible action TELLS OF NEW ZEALAND TRIP DE GUERE ADDRESSING KI- WANIS CLUB SAYS PRESENT TROUBLE ON ISLANDS ED BY GOVERNMENT OF Reynolds Will Not Seek Reelection Green Bay Wis May Attorney General John W Reynolds announced today he will not be a candidate again for the office he The present trouble in New land and especially at Wellington the capital city is incited by former government employees according to L A De Guere local paper mill architect and engineer who just re- cently returned from Auckland New Zealand after a stay Mr De Guere stated his belief relative to the disturbances in New Zealand during the past few days as part of a descriptive talk on his New and trip at the regular weekly ng of the Kiwanis club at the Hotel Witter today Mr De Guere was presented to he club by Lloyd Franson chairman of the program committee for day's meeting Opening his talk the paper mill designer traced the history of the slands from their discovery in 1649 gave the area as approximately 00 square miles and placed the at a million and a half The present disturbances ing to the speaker are the result of many government employees having been laid off because of reductions in governmental expenditures He pre- that more trouble would be had in the future but believed that there should be no starvation be- cause of the tremendous production of food supplies he said is the main industry of the islands By that I mean the raising of cattle and sheep and not so much the raising of crops There has been but very little industrial development which seems to be wanted by the people of that country now He told the various phases of his delightful trip and his stay on the TRAGEDY MARS AKRON'S FLIGHT TO WEST COAST THREE MEMBERS OF GROUND CREW CARRIED ALOFT AT ENDS OF SWINGING ROPES TWO FALL TO DEATH San Diego Cal May The navy dirigible Akron today calmly at anchor Camp Kearny field where two bluejackets were killed in an attempt to moor her A seaman Charles Cowart dangled for two hours a mooring line yesterday before bang hauled aboard the world's largest airship at feet Beset by storms in southwest Texas forced to climb high over mountains the airship arrived here safely at a m P S T to have tragedy climax its transcontinental flight Blames Peculiar Air Peculiarly stratified air was blamed by Lieut Commander C E Rosendahl master of the Akron for the airship's sudden ascent after snapping its cable as efforts were being made to moor it Two hundred bluejackets had hold of the lines dropped from the Akron and were swinging it into position when a peculiar current of air caused the big ship to swing upward All but three of the sailors let go of the ropes as they felt selves leaving the ground Governor Moore Informed of Finding of Body By Col Schwarzkopf of State Police An- swers Question Which Has Puzzled Public Since Night of Kidnaping March 1 Trenton N J May A Harry Moore of New Jersey late today said he had been informed by Col T- Schwarzkopf of the state police that the kidnaped Lindbergh baby was found dead near the famous flier's tate at Hopewell N J Found Near Home Schwarzkopf informed the governor the latter said that the body was found by neighbors near the Lindbergh home Governor Moore said he had no further details ing the matter Shortly before the governor's announcement was made ov w wno be h h arZ summoned all reporters to the A formal announcement was to be made there i j answered a question that had the nation since Tuesday night March the bergh baby alive or A brisk wind whistled through the clear night outside tne bourland mountain estate of the famous flier as Mrs Lindbergh assisted by Betty Gow the nursemaid put her son to bed at o'clock Last Seen with Nurse Mrs Lindbergh last saw the baby in his crib with Miss Gow bending over him Then she went downstairs Half an hour later the nursemaid stopped on her way to the kitchen to say the child had gone to sleep if fan mistress room and asked if Col Lindbergh had taken the baby When the mother unable to answer the nursemaid followed by Mrs ran down to ask the father himself was Fall About 175 Feet So sudden was the rise of the Akron that the three men who clung to the ropes had reached a dangerous height before they their predicament At a height of about 175 feet one of the sailors lost his grip and fell to earth A few feet farther up another of the trio gave out and he too fell to the ground Both were killed instantly They were Robert H Edsall of South Bend Ind and Nigel Henton of Fresno Calif Cowart 19 climbed up the rope until he reached a cross bar of wood spliced between the rope The airship maneuvered times reaching a height of feet Cowart calmly sat on the gle until members of the crew could pull him through a hatch and into the airship Commander Rosendahl said the Akron had first approached the field without trouble Hit Cold Air Strata We came down he said but just as we neared the mast with the ground crew hanging on the ropes we seemed to hit a cold air strata and the Akron shot up Women fainted and navy officers wept as the two sailors lost their Continued on Page Two on Prohibition Favor Hoover LaFollette islands and concluded with the ing of a number of phonograph ords made by the Maoris natives of the islands who not more than IOC years ago were cannibals Co Bankers Elect Stauber President J L Stauber Marshfield was elected to succeed Walter Radke as president of the Wood County Bankers association at the annual banquet and election of cers held at the Hotel Charles in evening R J Bestul Auburndale was vice president to succeed Mr Stauber and J H Cundy field was reelected urer The meeting opened at clock with a banquet at which G now holds He is completing his 0 wim a Banquet at third consecutive term having been L Randall Milwaukee talked first elected in 1926 J title insurance on State Group Asks Survey by Outsiders Madison Wis May The Wisconsin state chamber of commerce in a meeting of southern Wisconsin representatives day condemned unnecessary state governmental activities and asked a survey by persons not on the public payroll to determine what activities should be curtailed The survey was suggested in a resolution adopted after Dr William A Ganfield president of Carroll college had read an address written by Col Robert McCormick er of the Chicago Tribune Col McCormick in his address asserted Wisconsin was the nerve center of that movement which seeks to put the nation in slavery o an office holding class by the con- of private property 53 Voters in Tribune Poll Ex- press No Opinions on Dry Law Ballots Re- Up to Today Fifty-three people returning lots in the Tribune's poll of Central Wisconsin voters on President ernor and Prohibition expressed no opinion on prohibition They voted only upon presidential and candidacies President Hoover received the preference of these 53 voters as 20 favored him for office while only 13 voted for Gov velt leading Democratic candidate for president For governor La Follette polled a total of 28 votes to 18 for Kohler while the Democratic candidate Hammersley These votes Adams Waushara Juneau and age counties and are tabulated as ent is 3351 of which 53 failed to vote on prohibition 1733 voted for re- peal 1024 favor modification and 541 want the prohibition laws con- received only four were from Wood Near Kenosha Girl Killed by Automobile Kenosha Wis May girl Elizabeth son was fatally injured when struck by an automobile as she walked along a highway on her way home from the Wolf school near here yesterday The driver of the car Frank De Mar Waukegan took her to a pital where she died and then re- ported the details of the mishap to authorities Wood County PRESIDENT GOVERNOR Hoover Follette Norris Dawes Roosevelt Smith 6 Ritchie 1 Adams County PRESIDENT GOVERNOR Hoover Follette Norris Roosevelt 1 Smith 1 Waushara County PRESIDENT GOVERNOR Hoover Follette Norris 2 Kohler Juneau County PRESIDENT GOVERNOR Hoover Norris 1 Roosevelt 2 Portage County PRESIDENT GOVERNOR Hoover lLa Follette 20 9 Baseball American Association Tol 0001 Bean Henline Mil 0000 Knott Bool American League St L vs Pha and Chi vs Y postponed rain wet grounds Clev 004000 Harder Sewell Bos 000102 Durham Connally National League Bos 0001 Brandt Hargrave Chi 0000 Root Hemsley 0000 Phelps Lopez Cin 2000 Johnson Manion Weather Report CLOUDY Roosevelt To Tabulate Counties Friday counties and pre- within the counties in the will be listed to The Tribune ing how each voted on prohibition and how they voted for the candidates for and nor These will be to FOR SIN Fair but some cloudiness tonight and day slightly cooler in extreme north portion Today's Weather Maximum temperature for hour period ending at 7 a na 73 minimum temperature for period ending at 7 a m 35 Total vote received up to the at 7 a m 48
