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   Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - June 27, 1935, Zanesville, Ohio                               Prints tk News THE rOL No 48 JAYS LEASURE kuncil Will Be Asked to Reconsider Resignation FINAL EDITION THURSDAY JUNE FUSTUS RESIGNS TOO Afraid of Court So They Heckle C Albert L Daw clerk of city who resigned been made the of t Tor which City Solicitor J himself made that declaring the attempt to nut represented the moat Instance of political retaliation can recall did not submit all until he had woo out sought to remove bim would not resign under felt after council had voted 3 to 2 n he presented hia pre- prepared dating resignation July 1 reconsideration be it understood rhe law committee of council now his resignation and that X Councilman James of retirement i to everyone City Solicitor Leasure came forwar today with a strongly worded vi the of those who instate on removal chose to heckle him rather tha it tack my through the con he asserted The solicitor said the in H to the recently file recall simply followed h advice If anyone is re Leasure it 1 willing to have my alona tested in any court He said the mere fact that op chose to center their on rather than take the Is to court for had no caae Generally many members of ail political factions in the city re fretted the clerk's resignation today termed it a severe blow at mu since hia continued service aa clerk council an almost in of city affairs May Be Fifth Bride of Playboy Millionaire FINAL EDITION Justus hts to He hastily wroU state alter breaking into an attack on the whole form or city f including tha charter He the city solicitor should be not to which Measure replied today although he may be present inherited the existing form of gorern which Installed by Roll call on a revolution to remove found Councilman Walter Dueker Sol Berman and James voting while O shire and Totn Moorehead voted lor removal Justus and Harry Orr did not vote THREE ESCAPE AS BOAT OVERTURNS Three young from boat in the river a few yards below the middle span of narrowly escaped drowning 9 o'clock Thursday when their craft struck a rock and turned They grasped the overturned boat and hung on until another man also from a boat In the came to their rescue The tare were Ivan Pox Denzil Downing Playford avenue and Herbert B Henry all about 30 of age Ivan ford who quickly rowed to them and towed the boat to safety U an operator for Postal Tele- graph company waa shore when the craft an tion and the rapid current quickly the the into the water The river U swollen from last heavy rains but is slowly inf The velocity of the stream carried the three men nearly a ter of mile Their narrow from death U attributed to UM work of and their own prtaence of mind to cling 10 their Will Rogers KUla OiU June The halite of war fought In Tont BBK Italy met mod spring was halted to General Joe bead of met H off Uwm aad like a a His kmn Mends off a Mr a Ster a Mr to make Mr l TAX ACTION IS FORECAST Discard Efforts For High Speed Action On Wealth Tax HEARINGS ARE SET Where four other have blond Collette Franci may be the next to risk the aa wife No 5 of Tommy Man playboy heir to asbestos millions wiling for London aft hia break with Marcelle No didn't deny that he had selecte the showgirl SB his next and had it that he once had o her to him PRISON CRITIC WITHOUT A JOB Williams for Wil Stories About Reformatory XT O June Critic of at the reformatory for George food Acting with the approval of garei garet V on the ground that he had ITCH and wild The ouster of Williams by two days his that con of immorality and mistreat ment of prisoners prevailed at the reformatory He said then that he wan working under Mrs Louise tory am very glad and I feel I have been rindi when informed of discharge Shortly before an noun Rilph O Marshall and D H Him Jeff made an inspection of the reformatory every penal institution like this there'd be no Mar and added went through and every thing was different from what liams said Mrs informed who in by telegram of his dismissal said he gave out and wild about all manner of things which hare no con with There are in connection with of which we prefer not to and which have proven to be quite un- ahe added No successor been selected for the a year job to which was appointed two ago Mrs Allman stated Federal Agents Seize Gallon Still June T men and early today raided what the largest Illicit alcohol in Uon of and waa valued at And had de- the of in taxes The found a copper still in Tbe boused la a nrw Ing erected tor tbe con two two tanks and all full of maah seind galloot of alcohol Mike and flam 30 both of were and n to jail at were charged with the other men caprd The pUnt had bmi out about gallons off a day and of of U nto liquor of Ux A for aod had paid for la 30 Sud been for Women Tennis Stars Go Into Third Round IPO tad taaUifd of Uw but John Van off ta wund ot by the BOLIVAR LAST OF DAM BIDS Project in to Cost Over Million and Half Bolivar largest in the Mus watershed conservancy will coet more than one an million J east of opened Thursday by engineers and the low pra posal wac found Minder of Chicago contracting tans low figure being well tbe government York Engineering of Pa second low at Others were Bridge Min S J Sons Arundel on all fourteen dams of th conservancy district have new bee although several contracts art yet to awarded The forma award approval of the bids by divisional engineering headquarter at and by authorities a Washington There are a number of bids for such as railroad and highway yet to be ed At 0 o'clock morning bids will be opened for relocation o the W A E railroad In the wv ty of Beach City dam Bolivar dam will cost much more than the sum represented in the works bid opened today This figure does not include ccst of material and expense of and re- which will be necessary Given Divorce and Half Of Crap Game Winnings June JL wasn't nearly lucky at law in Judge Rudolph Desert awarded Alma M hall of the said Lemuel won in a crap and gave hex a di- with it asserting be shoot said he would be to split Wbn that way Cotton Replaced As British Open Leader Scotland June 2 a stiff head wind that at gate strength the lead today In the second round of the open to A Whilcomb veteran tsh cup team early starters and wind up after layout In under a aggregate off while weal cut la 35 and then faltered on the iking an Incoming 99 for a 74 total of lor a Oe FDR Disavows Intention To Push Tax Through By Saturday BOYS P ON ROAD STRUCK BY AUTOMOBIL BULLETIN Washington June 27 Senate and house today agreed upon a sion of 991 000 in taxes which otherwise would ex- pire at midnight Sunday 37 carding all efforts for high tion on President Democratic ers today outlined a calling for weeks of hearing and debate Legislators said that the would not reach a showdown tote on the president's plan until the last week in at the and that the perhaps three to six weeks later plans emerged from a gled situation which found President Roosevelt disavowing any of seeking to puah the through by Saturday night He emphatically yesterday that while he desired action this be bad never considered a plan of attaching the taxes to a pending tax resolution and getting them through by the week-end Democratic leaders said today Instead of attaching the new levies on end large to the nuisance the president a program would be made into a separate and put through the regular course Early next the house ways and means committee will start man Doughton N C said the bearing would last t wo or three we eke Earlier in the Senator son Ark Democratic had announced a plan to attack the to the nuisance levies and Chairman Harrison also said such action would sought The widespread was that the New Deal was aiming at by the which NAZIS TIGHTEN GRIP ON NATION New Dictatorial Decrees Today Shape German Lived Killed in Colombian Plane Collision expire June This impression gave by some Republicans and who demanded Republicans ironically yesterday as Democratic leaders there would be no haste in the senate Senator Vandenberg Mich asked if the leaders still bad In mind Saturday night goal has ever suggested that we should paas it by Saturday replied Senator Barkley On Capitol Democratic tors held that the original which they said had not called for passage by Saturday had gone awry because of the stand taken by the house ways and committee The idea of some they had been to offer In the senate a to tack tbe wealth levies on a resolution extending the taxes for tiro years This resolution had already passed the and was before the senate June 37 went into effect today Ing anew the lives of all Germans without them a chance either to approve or protest Adolf ber meeting for the last time before the summer and four days before the first of the bloody June Natl adopted these 1 Making labor camp service com- for young men ind young women annually 2 Demanding that in even foreigners domiciled participate actively in air exercises 3 Authorizing of the penal the light of national socialistic and regulating trials 4 Regulating official salaries fi Speeding up inv or preliminary sterilization In order to prevent unsound progeny 6 establishment of people's gardens and homesteads Empowering Bernhard Rust Prussian commissioner for culture and to deal with tbe church controversy Other leaser decrees were adopted all but the laoor service measure awaiting publication in the official Not since the purge last June htd made such a show of dictatorial and it seemed agreed that the far-reaching would tighten more hold on Germany Only in the church measure was an element of conciliation seen Rumors were heard that in the autumn rearmament problems are expected to bo ironed a cabinet shake-up likely in a move toward 100 per cent of more radical ideals The labor service law was an a measure to inculcate Naal principles in the youth It expected to take even more Earl James Victims KENNEDY BOY DI Huddled Together On Road to Get Warmth From Cement Among the 14 persons killed when two low flying planes crashed at lin was flouth actor and tango dancer who recently has made several films at New York and Ernesto Samper known as the of who at the of one of the planes DUELISTS MAY TO INTRODUCE military training as a ary to army and to provide mort work for unemployed men The will work on farms and on public such both oaring military possibilities The seek a greater population in the farming areas near borders and a vast highway system now be ing constructed to link frontiers with sources of food supplies lor Industrial Centers Some observers also imputed to the foe for which OOOOOO marks were a military In that greater food supplies will be made available SHOOT IN AIR Borotra Announces He Will Go Through Duel With Sport Critic June 27 Jean tra bounding Basque of the tennis assured the BOND ISSUANCE IS LIBERALIZED bui June imitation restrictions on bond ances hate been liberalised by the Ohio supreme court- Application of the tation does not app f to bonds aued under the limit and hese may be the court held yesterday Mayor John L of who contended aa issuance there would carry beyond the present tation ordered to a order by the city council the court had ruled in the Portsmouth bond o bonds could be issued if to would exceed the present limitation The industrial sued to compel the mayor to sign the t held some of the original bonds irt of the compensation und a must suffer any of county in bank the court The protest of the city of land and other county i subdivisions a plan of John A to the PROTEST UA INTERVENTION Ore June 27 bermen turned a cold shoulder on government mediation in the two- Pacific strike today and prepared to open more under protection of national guardsmen and police armed for riot duty Even before a mediation board of three appointed by Secretary of tor Perkins called to meet its was virtually nullified by from tbe West Coast association and Portland authority extends only to voluntary and tnat would be impossible without ation or both and the 000 striking workers A W Muir for sawmill ana ber no comment on action A sinister note in the technical re- opening of five lumber yards here yesterday held the attention of tal inspectors they investigated the mailing of letters containing dynamite and Implied threats to the wires of two Portland men After several of limited op- under protection of national guard at WaAh announced would be speeded up more former em- ployes ready to to All mills were in operation and five reopened here but at Ererett a host of pickets but so at one which was hare re- operations club officials today that he would not permit his dueling engagement in Paris to interfere with his scheduled appearances in the Wimbledon must a-n point of said Borotra I also am to play at and that must come of Borotra who accepted a challenge from Didier newspaper tennis revealed that them Mcret are ered by the two men by both would shoot in tbe air when they meet t These friends the situation had reached a point where the duel could not be avoided but in the eyes of fifty million nothing elae would do Under the French code of the duel must be fought within hours of the time of the issued Tuesday night the challenge last replying to by tered letter and aa Rene LaCoste another French tennis General Pierer Attempts by Cnglish to twit him with such Mow it with cannonball at 55 pace on the center court at failed to elicit any mirth from Borotra Th's Is no laughing in he soberly take these things seriously The questions of has not been settled It was considered that Borotra would have hia choice and name pistols rather than dueling waa the champion swordsman of the French army until he up pen as critic for the Paris Newspaper Auto LOTTERY PLAN Renney Says Law Would Take Billion Dollars from Racketeers June 27 Rep Kenney N J will seek a vote this on plan to a national lottery and a billion dollars a 3 ear away from racketeers and He said today a house ways and would begin hearings Friday The lottery would be patterned after lotteries offered monthly or eren er the fact that he was un- successful lact Kenney expressed confidence that the committee would report ir letting our people send three to Tour abroad or invest it in gambling that now goes on We can do that by ting up a national lottery It been estimated that we could make a billion dollars a year Why we could use that money to pay the soldiers their adjusted com- and then retire all of our public debt within thirty of the money taken In from the lottery would be turned Into the treasury v Kenney he had the plan with administration you the kind of a that has to spring from the people only fenced about ten In 30 I get my I'll choose though I'm not much of a shot either who fell from exhaustion during his long-drawn court duel with at Wimbledon yesterday said his dispute anise from correspondence entering the don singles alter declining to aent France In the cup at he trut wrong to play lor France and my has been proved by aa captain of the French Davis cup WOULD BAR ON COLD PAYMENT June guard the administration's monetary policy against court dent Roosevelt congress for to bar for payment of securities in gold or fn tbe equivalent value of devalued an of tbe decision in tbe gold which that recovery could be made In the court of claims if actual could be proved ss a result of devaluation of gold dollar by approximately 40 per cent Shortly before tint it was said In official circles that Panama's insistence on receiving gold from the United States for the annual rental of the One boy was fatally injured companion when struck by an automobile they fell asleep on the of the hill highway Morgan county Thursday morning They had their to and lay down on tne T in the chilly air The victim is Earl colored son of Mr and Mrs Ji Kennedy Beech street He ed away at o'clock afternoon In Bethesda a is also Eaat avenue Canton He in eada hospital suffering from a and knee cap and body The were wav to the fi their uncle Marion who between to work Warner arrived from Canton and the two set out together yesterday They had reached but were unsuccessful in taming a ride from there- and last night wearied of a mile hike along Route lay on the road The warmed the cement highway they were they Boon fell The automobile which struck was driven by a Mr who Immediately summoned Lou B Adrean of i officer brought the to The near the Drake intersection of Chesterhill told ttf did not recognise tno hu highway until in the dim early Ing the appeared to be creasing road Juat machine bore down them much ono V sweater The motorist aid filling and of the remained boys while to home Sheriff Adrean said that the dent occurred about o'clock morning and that traffic very T on that section of road that time of tbe county officer made an investigate but did not hold the Kennedy boy Mr and Mrs Jon Beech two Lercy of the and Ra three Rosetta Mrs Eva O and Mixa Gladys Kennedy home He was a member of Avenue M E church ana a dent in Jackson schooL The was removed to Keck funeral pending funeral Admonishes Head to Ci Columbus June ernor Davcy today Went George W of State university to crying i be a good Taking of the sity president's of nation because he reduced tne i of the by a than Governor Darry dared that even with the and they can do a good job on there to Hold Former Convict For Woman's Death June td 45 a lonner charged today la tne Wude 65 last Tuesday Police R ington signed the affidavit on be warrant Lamphier be- place with Alf with scores of 153 Tor the M Days Time to Get Summer Togs Merchants Hare Arranged Attractive Bargains to Stock HeM Back by Coot Weather Cade One acid at Is i To yoa ire of Friday and Sn made Henry of and with cff and W of had 346 It has toren a ban bora Jar summer toggery wp traUl been in purr bases shell an la yow for outfitting and lor tbe Wf natal day parking space in Main street zoom this from tbe city Tor shopping in Voor your or will more enjoyable in Look tn hive your fore Justice of A- and vaa bound to the grand jury The warrant tbe arrival here of MarKieM flager who re- ported to Chief lhal fouad ia dead Panama had a j wrong with their own Uve agreement by which remittances would be made in dollars equivalent to the old gold value The president's request for leflaia- Uon the monetary what he termed handful cf private and added an- other important chore to the OQ file at the Ohio state uary Jail Trusty In Attempt it Freedom Helena MonU la the jaU baa many to his but he has to one that wiU Ezar of aod brm that are tenured of with thU txA trom ahead He the is TWA Jrt France oat I The his trUnd wben uie He that tbe secretary of the treasury be authorised to exchange -fold for gold clause or to make for jold In dollar for dollar with President Rightmire the nor lor and dared that the had a at the sixth largest in the world Communists Demand Release of Tom Mooneye Dublin Davev Brands Rumor of Resigning Fantastic O Jane 37 ernor Daper J to wHl post aod Orrey hiss as tbe the lease of Tom tried to the of new United States The car was the trance to Dublin ley to present his to Samoa De Valera back the Communists then down a his without further Two Men Killed In to a Brooke of I am ink lag to accept aa SKI United ooe of Uwt to Ohto There the truth to no ooe bss 1 The were Bra toe no be Z wanted to and am to tern in that capacity wish to brand as a in some and in by acd a tMM near bm Fair fair not aisch IK tempera   

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