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   Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - August 12, 1935, Zanesville, Ohio                               Prints the News THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL T A the NO 87 MONDAY AUG 1935 THREE CENTS NEW COUNCIL CLERK WANTS COURT Red Cross Workers Open Rehabilitation Drive Volunteers Start Campaign For Necessary Money With Which To Care For Stricken Safety Director Graham Rushes City Workers On Job Today As Rivers Recede thli a goal of to offset an rolled In the volunteer ranks immediate need of nood refugees for afternoon food and other relief before river continues to and but tiao to collect this sum squad of local business men of the American Red Cross dropped their duties and hustled into the emergency solicitation gap The campaign was organized at city by General Chairman Guy Buker with Frank Reed aa chairman of the workers committee In the campaign at- tended this meeting were Carnote Lumb Clarence Simpson D W Armstrong Trank H C Fred George B B Williams Al Fred E E W D Murphy and Frank Rice These men be- ing augmented by others who COMMITTEE OK ON COAL House Ways and Means Com- Approves fey Measure Aug 12 Guffey cotl stabilization was proved By the house ways and means today by a 12 to II vote members answered vote taken of the em- already made reported formally to tha house Plans are to take it up on the floor by Wednesday Tha committees approval broke two mouth President velt asked to pass the despite doubts however to Its reasonable would set up national to enforce practice and regulations for the try A tax would be levied against tors to insure compliance Moci of It would be returned to complying op- Mr on several has forestalled a strike in sort coal industry to push the Guffey originally the proposed to authorise A appropriation to buy some coal and keep them out of production A ways and means sub-committee voted to eliminate that section and tbe full committee upheld action The original would have levied a tax of 25 per cent of the value of coal At the mouth or the stipulated that those producers who Agreed to the prescribed standards should be allowed 99 per cent re- bate re- the tax to 15 per and the to 90 per cent committee also wrote in a ion a counsel to in an advisory capacity The legislation was suggested it was referred to a and means a of was against it i an effort to meet that situation Roosevelt a letter to Samuel B the need lor some control the industry The president arguments on boUx sides the question were and contended the be left to the the sub-committee agreed to the to the full except to Amendments were today Will Rogers N T- Aug map and look this up The th of the the Arctic arc leer than rica men st a 113 trom cf Use posts of the A body like ace beaded for famous an WJley bcsd to It as we SCTT tbe of recede to its natural and at noon was ready for occupancy of the Mao course today than a loot over flood The reading made by Claude 259 feet and a steady drop of a tenth foot an hour recorded families are returning to their to make them by the middle are still to move furnishings into their dwellings but are assist ing neighbors Safety Director Ernest B Graham said that every precaution Is being made to present any possible spread of contagion and the work of cleaning up and rehabilitation is being rushed to completion Firemen are ing streets and and CCC are in much of the work The boys are aiding families In moving household back into dwellings With the slowly the state highway department reported that all roads covered by water last are open Water still closes the B O but West Main and State streets are permitting traffic continue west without detour fic Is being halted by water mi Brush creek bridge on Route 77 Water still covers port Ions of roads in the vicinity of Dresden and McCo 111 e The Red Croas been of great in taking care of mare than 300 families driven from by the which raged un- controlled for several days and still inundates many of them On Sunday meali served at Roosevelt and Cleveland Junior high school stations It was announced st Red Cross headquarters today that persons wishing relief or assistance in mg household furnishings re- port personally at headquarters in City haiL Many telephone requests been but more rate information is desired and this can be best given personally to a City hall office Safety Director Graham received official notification from Washington thU afternoon that thirty CCC ers would be available this afternoon for cleaning streets and clearing away debris Thirty Additional ers will be placed on the Job Tuesday morning Passengers Saved By Dead-Stick Landing New at a Manhattan Beach parking lot scanned the highway for They turned around and there was a passenger plane just gliding to a stop Pilot Ernest ing himself in made made a dead-stick landing out so much as Jarring his eight Story of Kidnaping Admitted As Hoax Bowling Green Aug 12 Harold 18 Detroit admitted Arnold P Isch tnat his story of being beaten and robbed of a The said told him that be is dice At Detroit Saturday night Carver the sheriff that he hit himself on the bead and scratched his face and hands to make Ms story more realistic bad said he leaped from the automobile of two captors near here yesterday He said he met the men in A Detroit restaurant His confession Alter five cf questioning by 1 guess Frn no ta very good he said later held him for Detroit Isch quoted as pan of the moner he tost had been from sales of brushes Killing of Japanese Official Is Mystery Aug Major sU chief cf UK bureau ol military of tbe war was today by a ant who attacked him Will Wed Today DEADLOCK MAY FORCE FDR TO HOLD m Open Split Hints of Hot Fights On sial Barbara Calif Aug Jeritza beautiful dUa of the Metropolitan opra house of New Tor many and neJd veteran flm uere to be married here ceremony to te historic Santa Barbara Mission a few doee friends attending The t the with mund playwright and motion picture will be best man with Minna Gombell as Sheehan and Miss applied for a license to marry at the county courthouse here Saturday CRUSH ALL WHO Hitler Makes Ringing Speech to Take Lead in ity Drive who Aog CU JO Hitler took the lead today in the drive toward claiming divine blessing for Nazism and that his men crush all defied them The emerging after long from his mountain re- treat in exhorted his to fight for their cause He left no doubt that the Nazi drive against Reman Disposition Free war ana and Socialist and continue on an official Along with bis speech were which showed an important ing of the attack against enemies in the Catholic church Prosecution Roman Catholic on the charge of smuggling foreign echange are now today's re- ports cf fines and imprisonment for questioning tie or zism Tor the second successive two trucks loads of uniformed Storm ranged back and forth along Berlin's the waring the swastika flag ana shouting at frightened in tbe crowded cafes and There will be no peace in tbe world till the lart Jew la were more and more fearing a outbreak when lius No 1 JCT baiter of tbe Kazl party BerUn day fc of his tions of hitherto confined ly to the provinces Hitler paid particular attention to Catholicism in bis tation who they hare an exclusive claim to Hitler UK guard may fifteen years ago I had nothing but my and will Yet today National Socialist is Germany Would thai hare without tbe Be rie a 500 years tbe flag to a la and a part of tre did not wben we were ao be ahall sot do It now We conquered tbs man by We shall con- It tfr If of a have We Aug predicted thit if the should vote to bring tbe tle pocketbook within the scope of the new tax a senate- house may the the to scrap the tax for this This feeling together with an open split between two noted senatorial in- forecast new fighting on tbe controversial Borah Ida attacked the finance committee plan for lower and higher on small plan which Senator in getting the committee to substitute for tbe house program ait Saturday To in region and among U to accentuate burden which ready ifi enough and to lower standard of living Borah said in a statement He he would vote against such a and that ottier independents were of It The plan lowers income tax exemptions for married persons from tbe present and 000 and for single persons from to and increases the surtaxes the line The house would leave present taxes on income below unchanged Legislators who forecast a scrapping of the whole tax while unwilling to be quoted by pointed to expert estimates that 1 persons with small in- comes would be added to the Income rolls under the new ment They Also reminded newsmen that all in the Are At stake Thought WAA in there was Ho public indication AA to how he over the way were treating his demand for what he of wealth the house bill's income tax the senAte nance committee altered almost other feature Its was estimated to raise about as against the Though president wanted in- heritance as a means of ing up big the com- tore out of the the bouse inheritance taxes ranging from 4 to 75 per which to be on present It increases in the present estate that they would range from 2 per cent on the first taxable to 70 per cent on over 000.000 with an of instead of tbe present The president wanted a steeply graduated tax on corporation but the senate Toted for per cent on on In- Killing Explodes Big Shot Dream They wanted to be big in a Chicago BO Howard Elchler and Peter of N decided to shake down the first guy we met and bump him off If he With the pistol had found killed -a station attendant to get his car Four hours later they were captured in New York city after a Joyride with blondes OCEAN SWIMMER SEEING THINGS Illusion Him to Jump Into Sea 160 Miles Off Cape Cod Boston Aug 13 OJ The answer to a strange sea wu found the deranged mind of a fish erman Walter member of the crew of the schooner Notre stared over the rail into the eea ISO miles off Cape Cod He saw ind Vp head of tbe of jump in lard Jumped No one on the Notre aaw tbe plan of income under a 1 and come over that It reduced the house excess profits rAtes and boosted the existing excess profits Ux from to per Primary Vote Costs More Than Each In Cadiz village primary Tuesday wlU cost more than Of estimated AC today the cost of deciding the Republican a job They expressed doubt if 750 wLU be cast The usually carries with it the off street which 300 a rear William H 98 ii unopposed on either ticket for his ve as village clerk A for- mer teacher and ordained minister in UM A M E be has dom been opposed during this inure otf office The only other election In son county will be a bond m Sdo for the of An Addition to the school Ing there 14 Drown In Nine teen minera vere today tbe lignite cf to nearby town a crush theza tbe ther sot lo fight lor 15 years vere him and It proceeded on- soon disappearing over the half the master the trawler Ripple saw from hks what Appeared to be a mtn ming He hardly believe his eyes horizon to a WAS in eight A glance a chart verified his milts off Cod Aa the drew nearer the he hailed him The man plodded arm over heading in the general direction of Europe by way of the Great Circle route The Ripple lowered a boat which drew alongside But the swimmer not wlah to be taken from the nater took A few healthy swings at the but was soon la hand and sat upon The Ripples radio summoned A coast guard amphibian which tbe swimmer to the sea Marine hospital in nickering moments of he told his story He Jumped into the he pointed cut was to prove to President Roosevelt and ver that he afraid of nothing Still in tbe grip of re- sented tbe sailers who had pulled him out and the doctors ministering to him He will be taken to Boston Psychopathic hospital today doctors was two years he Is 5 9 Inches snd weighs 176 chested And fully and heavily booted when i jumped from the Notre Dame and he divested himself of no part tt this weight while In the water Be had been swimming At A half hour strong enough Tor that much mere when the boat crew polled him out Quaffs Beer and Comes Near New Record rort Teju Aug Galnes a cafe op all beer you can drink for 60 be did not reckon C C Brown Within -52 bad beer nia at C federal relief for relief tn He to an to the bodies Jill Wednesday to be in un- FAIR IS READY TO OPEN Unusual Program of Exhibits and Features to Draw Thousands The opening of ty fair Tuesday promises to be the most eventful entertainment in the Bd years that this organization has been in effect Bigger and better at tractions have been provided snd his been undone tha lo the most ful of all such county With weather conditions And the flood merely A matte cf the bring Attractions here have never been equalled The rACe opens Wednesday and extra for Tuesday include thi W B Ward Beam Congress of for tomorrow only thi Other will A test on Wednesday morning th parade of prize-winning Frl day morning Wednesday will be and all school children are to be admitted free On Thursday J pony race will be on the A hobby show has Also been pre for the fair this year There be A dUplAy of rocka minerals flowers And natural woods Blended with the other will te A display of Boys and Girls club And a style in which the girl must have made the clothes in which she models Tbe highest ing members will be given A trip to Ohio State Fair style ahow Trips to the state fair will Also te A warded one boy and one girl for highest score in health examination to ter the state contest in the school team onstrAtions will also be Awarded lo tbe lair The public schools of the county will haw an exhibit under the supervision of P And stock were ed the lair grounds today Tbe ing of the horses much Attention in mil sections of the city Ethiopia to Make Concessions Parta Tbe nem agency reported today In from AddU Ababa toat Halle willing to make concessions to settle the conflict The told interviewers that haa always been anxious to develop Its resources And loans necessary to speed up the work means of aiding the economic development of the he was quoted to obtain pert for If it would our two ire noj objection to ceding part of capital city of oa the gulf of Ethiopia's port war office to All cf but St Unl he it of Be was sot j tram his bis body tr the step in the caae d A of- dies in of promote bias hours th Attack county approved by and state officials 250 mm bsd bem to Y Cocking as he KM cf bis from pontoon Xo into 250 Put to Work On WPA Christ Seeks Injunction To Keep Basehart Of f Job Until Courts Test Issue Second Action Filed By Opponents of Mayor W P Wetherald Opponents of the city forced to assume the side of the de bate after suffering a squelching blow at the last gathering of the ciV continued to pleas court today with petitions tha literally scream for relief Coming on the heels of brought by Charles G rious aligned with Mayoi William P forces seek ing redress from Interference in hi purported ax president another ac tlon was brought today by Ralph J Christ clerk of Albert Mayor Wetheral tnd In which he aeeks protec while acting as clerk until time as his status can be tested in the higher courts through quo war proceedings Christ points out in bis that he duly elected to the supplanting had and that he has com plied various necessary before assuming the He further alleges has M cured surety bond amounting to but that Mayor steadfastly refused is required by law Christ was named clerk by anti- adherents after Basehar had resigned and then withdrawn At A meeting of council on Aug 5 along with was ejected from coun cil when a squadron of lice officers overrode meeting was returned to the and James veteran mem ber of was of replacing a new comer in thi Police Find Wallet Near Dropping W B A reported lout bia containing money and valuable papers It might at a point 10 und milea east of Calais on the fit Stephen be suggested Tbe police drove cut 10 1 milci and found tbe wallet Report Finding of Utilities Witness New Aug 12 York in a dispatch from Wash ington today C Hopson dominant factor in the Gas And was found by federal Agents In New Jersey i And was taken to to testify in the congressional lobby ing inquiry found him New the paper took him into their custody and to disci o where they kept him overnight His Apprehension ended A search which lasted three The adds that will tell his the of company Against the administration's utility control legislation to the headed by Hep O'Connor of New in- senate committee bouse J stead of Joan Blondell To File Action For Divorce Hollywood Aug Blondell screen ed she would file suit for divorce today Against George film cameraman whom she married 1933 fibe saia the action vould be cased on declining to MV what charges the would forth The who fame In films after work i slock company and a In the smid she would seek custody of the couple's son Norman born 2 1914 She indicated a settlement had been Admitted today the And her husband had been separated lor two the pact days they hare been seen together Che U occupying family on Lockout Mountain has 20 project laj WPA aa 350 to for Tuesday C of WPA In tbe bail of bto or of for j Tbe that aU of to urn and Tbe now of a barn and agrafe ai of walk oo triages to vest tbe aad at and of said today thai the force of on be ae noon as UK office He expects to men at ithen the reUy under triy to ing prepared at omoc and lad to for of m county be drain en of direct relieff loads tbe delay of tor here eoe to authorities In tbe direct a tbe of ia C C in today ______x of at With of A trant to the erasing program to Rock and ber oC axs cm cij tlw relief in aa Tbe to tbe age of 21 was ber baby It was tbe for who at tbe Uine off toe PITT bli as Prefers Cooking To Seeing Baseball Game David a AAi berry jam in of Un at the COOK county fair But he ed the culinary art Bis J wore Mae from 200 cook axj te tttt i local named to replace Jam em Justus alined through bad med Barron aa roan de facto action Itt ana ing Barron was woolly unlawful by tbe at ion's advisors J The injunction by waa accompanied by an davit of against Judge P and asked tbat a be named by Chief Carl V to bear action P for the plaintiff In thi suit OPEN PROBES IN TROLLEY CRASH Seven Killed and 16 in Crash of ban Cam Aug death toll of the head-on A Cincinnati and passenger car And freight car in mas ed to seven today Mrt of died of shock and com- pound fracture of the toga Three Ut tion today On an to Ma r for Osl f of the 18 tm the remain in critical In city and for Jf them hope of j death list sia day when Miss tl to three most seriously min vors doctors sAMP Art Ball of 23 of i Helen Coroner Austin ed persons to the into tha of aisi oC the the conducted by OM company And by ot The crash occurred oo north when car of the company head-on with a wooden work osr Those summoned by were James Duncan of superintendent of Toledo division of the railroad which was the one A X Alien of operator of tbe work aoA Lawrence t on work car The would not ba Ute today or comment on a by of rnt of the on Boy who d fatally at of the to obey an received at UrbanA to take a north of And Itt work car paai The order ot the will be Among tha dence At the inquest Boyhood Friends Pallbearers For Tmax O Aug lums of the laie v prepared be At his Private senrloo will be heM at zn tomorrow At tbe home UM body win be taken to Ow more church to to 11 a m 2 p win be tbe tova paid to him Uzg ibe oody of the late Weiser of the national oT escorted a heart QM sod wUl pay IHl at Ibe to are crt 7 L   

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