Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - June 29, 1936, Zanesville, Ohio Prints the News THE SIGNAL Tells VOL NO 49 MONDAY JUNE 1936 PRICES THREE CENTS T 1 v A i db v y v i H v j v w AdP r v AN ECONOMIC FREEDOM IS FDR KEYNOTE Pledges Battle On nomic ing Campaign June cratic leaders scattered to the four corners of the country today to preach economic freedom the note of their campaign to re President Roosevelt They carried a pledge to battle from the who wound up the party's convention Saturday night by ing his renomination before an en- crowd of in soaked Franklin field Only those near heard the last three sentences of the president's address ed a tumultuous ovation that all but drowned out commission you have tendered me I Join with you I am enlisted for the duration of the It lasted until Mr Roosevelt drove from the vast stadium through his the president sounded his too many of the political equality we once had won was ingless In the face of economic in- A small group had into their own hands an most complete control over other people's other people's other people's other lives too many of us life was no longer liberty no longer men could no longer fellow the suit of happiness economic tyranny such as the citizen could only appeal to the organized power of government The collapse of 1929 showed up the despotism for what it was election of 1932 was the mandate to end it Under that mandate it Is being Mr Roosevelt then told how the country and Its citizens had won their political freedom we stand committed to the proposition that freedom la no he continued the average citizen is teed equal opportunity in the polling he must have equal ity In the market place economic royalists complain that we seek to overthrow the of What they ly complain of Is that we seek to take away their power Our ance to American institutions re- quires the overthrow of this kind of power vain they seek to hide behind the flag and the constitution In their blindness they forget what the flag and the constitution stand for as always the flag and the constitution stand for not for not sub- and against a dictatorship by mob rule and the The president did not mention either the Republican party or Gov Alt M Landon the Republican Nor did he mention the He bid for the support of business men and worker and the and average Nail Removed His life menaced by a three-inch nail that lodged in his lung more than a year three-year-old vin Rodgers made a trip to Philadelphia from Australia to the bronchoscope clinic of Dr Chevalier Jackson Only seven utes were required to remove the nail in a bloodless operation CHINESE BOMB Central Government Dictator Reported to Have Sent Out Planes Dry Cleaning Mark On Coat Leads to Arrest o June credited a dry cleaning mark today with the apparent tion of a Cincinnati slaying and the arrest of a youth they admitted ing in the fatal robbery attempt Traced through the cleaning ber on a summer coat found after the shooting Thursday Alonzo Thompson was arrested In W Va He waived extradition and was returned here last night to face charges in the death of man Lawrence Robbins The discarded coat bore one ing mark and a Charleston Through Detective ter Hart the garment was traced to young Hart and Police Chief W A Tully of Charleston quoted Thompson as he was penniless and ed with looking for work in nati as an entertainer when he met another youth who suggested that they make some money The officers said Thompson told them his whose name he did not handed him a pistol and directed him to Bobbins auto- parked in attractive Eden park seated his Miss Beatrice reached for his own and a scuffle ensued in which the officer was fatally Third Party Emblem Will Be Expressive O June ticket on which Addison ledo councilman and will run for governor will be aa the and its emblem will be Thacher announced early today The announcement was made lowing a meeting with leaders of the independent movement The group plans to get petitions in circulation late this Thacher and other leaders of the will go to Columbus to confer with George S secretary of state to make certain that all technicalities of the law are compiled with iu connection the petitions The military planes of Chiang dictator of China's central were reported today to have rained bombs on the tung provincial armies of southern China Circuitous advices reaching Hong Kong from Nanking indicated threatened with civil war in the shape of an ostensible anti-Japanese military movement di- by leaders of the Canton struck boldly to gain the upper hand Six the reports blasted concentrations near then dropped projectiles on army trenches in southern province But the southern militarists were adamant General taking com- mand of the fourth army of the southwest's anti-Japanese said his mission was To Japanese and remote obstacles In 10 national On the southwestern es sent gunboats foaming toward the island of Halnon to block a reported Nanking attempt to occupy that base Southern officials arrested 10 col- lego professors and accused them as central government Canton heard new reports of tral government troop but foreign observers accepted them with reserve They were flatly denied at Nanking and officials laid them to Nanking government contradicted reports abroad that inner Mongolia had deserted China and Joined said golia was regarded as an and Integral part of the nese republic Traffic Accidents Cause Four Deaths In Ohio Pour persons died as the result of traffic accidents in Ohio yesterday The deaths came in separate haps Donald was killed south of near New when he walked in front an automobile Mayor kamp of fined the driver 1 and costs for faulty brakes The car in which Carl of was riding upset on a curves near killing and seriously injuring William 20 An auto collision at Cincinnati killed Cora and slightly Injured her man 21 Police questioned of the other machine Joseph who lived near died last night in Memorial hospital from in- juries sustained yesterday In an auto- mobile collision ZIONCHECK IS STILL Makes Daring Escape ter Vaulting Over High Fence June 39 A warrant for the arrest of Rep Marion Zioncheck of ton who escaped from a institution was released for service today by the district attorney's office The warrant was based on charges of Mrs Benjamin Scott who sublet her Harvard Hall apartment to and is similar to a warrant issued Saturday for the arrest of check's Mrs Nix Zioncheck Release of the warrant gave police here the right to arrest the representative His removal to the Maryland institution had celled earlier proceedings here to try him on a lunacy charge Mrs who said she was in- jured in tussles with the checks over possession of the apartment after capades brought him front page said she had asked constructive search be made for my protection She asked reporters to conceal her whereabouts she she feared the tive Why Call Woman Battles Purse Snatchers June A police car sped to a corner in answer to a womans screams for help she of they get your the asked certainly did she replied tore the shirt off one of them and kicked the other on the shins so hard be could hardly Md June Marion A Zioncheck of led police and hospital today one of the strangest chases of his recent madcap career It began with a burst of speed and agility that all but at- tendants at Sheppard Pratt an institution for mental treatment to which he was committed last week In a the leaped from a porch in the exercise yard to a window ledge about 11 a m yesterday From there he sprang to a seven and a half foot wire was over it and away The guards dashed after him but they were no match for his skill and swiftness He outdistanced theen and hatless and in- to a heavily wooded area of the acro hospital estate Par into hospital at- reinforced by police combed the estate and searched where for their missing patient The police said one attendant told of being seen on the grounds during the but no report of his was forthcoming immediately Conjecture sprang up as to where the Washington state lat est adventure had taken him Some theorized that he might have Joined his bride of a few the former Taylor PWA whom of Columbia officers were seeking in vain The district police wanted to serve Mrs Zioncheck with a warrant charg ng her and her husband with ng their Benjamin Scott Young This wrangle was one of the lively escapades that followed the couple's return fro an studded honeymoon Another was a visit by Zioncheck to the White House where he left a package of empty beer bottles and moth balls for the president Dr Arthur E of Sheppard as impulse of an elated He said he was sure it was not planned but cetne suddenly to check's mind and was as quickly ex- Mrs Max expressed a hope that had gotten out of Maryland and would stay away and needs Ammerman think you'll find him out there Washington battling in the pretty scon He added that if Zioncheck should return to the District of he would be safe from detention since vanity hearing had been dropped The Washington Post quoted ard W chief of the de- as saying Washington police would not arrest Zioncheck if he appeared there and abided by the law Parade of Nations Starts Throngs Into Colorful Lakes Exposition Cleveland injected itself into national prominence with the opening of its expansive and colorful Great Lakes Exposition on the shore of Lake Erie Picture above shows the parade of girls dressed in costumes of foreign nations as they led the throng of sightseers down the Avenue of Presidents in the ter of the fair grounds It was the beginning of ft constant Cleveland In the forefront for the next 100 days stream of visitors that is expected to keep a specialist on mental dis- he regarded the escape Steel Industry Mobilizes Against New June steer industry mobilized its resources today against what its leaders described as an attempt to force their acceptance of the They declared their position in a statement issued yesterday through the American Iron and Steel which represents more than 95 per cent of the industry The statement charged a to unionize the Industry was being made by and organizations not connected with the John L president of the United Mine Workers of and Acknowledged leader in the com- for industrial organ t was not named in the formal ment A spokesman for the institute ad- that the statement was directed against Lewis activities in the committee The statement declared the try would act its em- ployes Mid their families from coercion and and to aid them In maintaining col bargaining fixe from from any whistles sirens and airships droned when beautiful Miss Marguarite direct descendant to the generation of Moses founder of Ohio's great city on Lake cut the ribbon in a ceremony that marked the opening of the exposition Miss Bacon is shown above as she severed the tie held by her comely Miss Yvonne and Miss May Scorching Sun And Insects Ravaging Northwest Section Damage Already Done and Drenching Rains Needed to Revive Stricken Farm Lands June 29 One this week But the results of the hundred million worth crops lay ravaged by insects and withered by a scorching sun In the n tural north west A United plague and Press survey d drought damage In 18 states agricultural officials has cost farmers at least already Rain fell in Scattered sections over the and more was promised War Veteran Jilted On Eve of Wedding Old N June by his fiancee on the eve of their Charles Civil war gazed philosophically today at the ring he purchased for the ceremony and remarked make use of that In the future Meanwhile Mrs Ella B Albany widow who was to have become the old was secluded at the home of a daughter at anac Lake She refused to discuss her sudden departure Irom Old Forge Saturday less than twenty-four hours before the time set for her Without a Jeannette went through most of the ding program he had arranged for yesterday He ate his ding with Margaret and Marian as his guests They were to have been flower girls An empty chair which was to have teen occupied by his bride was beside him Previously he took a boat ride on one of the Pulton chain lakes here That also twas to have been part of the wedding program I guess maybe she thinks I'm too old for Jeannette Holds Ten Policemen Illegally Promoted O June state cUll service commission ruled today that 10 Springfield policemen wero Illegally promoted June 9 and ordered competitive for positions held by the men The city manager had asked the commission to Invalidate he promotion on the ground that no competitive had been inter- held m connection with the rains were problematical In most sections it was feared they came too late or were too light to save up or kill the hordes of in- sects which have stripped leax es from stalks ond left fields of ren stubble Tho double-edged menace spread across the agricultural section In the snape of a triangle bordered by the Ohio and Missouri rivers and the Canadian the United Press survey showed It reached south Into Arkansas and and west to the Rockies Heavy losses resulted from drought In the southeast recent have the perched soil and the prolonged drought greatly reduced the Insect pest The central part of Canada's wheat bcl t likewise suffered from drought which has been alleviated re- It remained for the northwest to REVOLUTION IN U S PICTURED Pastor Says Mobs Only Awaiting Capable Leader military overthrow of the government by Kansas Mot June An ominous picture showing the planned national disciplined now lacking was drawn by Rev L M Unitarian minister and civil liberties union official asked President Roosevelt for an citing of plans for a seizure of local and state governments and a march on Washington by more than a dred organizations these organizations need is leader to make them an incredibly sinister said Singly they aro not yet a serious said he had proof the White Shirt Crusaders with quarters fit Term plans the terrorism and overthrow he dc scribes Kansas he is a western headquarters for the and in this area more than a dozen of similar character a and confidant of Sinclair the was Lewis host during the writing of the book Recently Lewis Can't Happen a best describing such organizations as Birkhead claims exist definite proof was a let ter from George W Christians of of the crusaders The letter Included a threat to the minister and a copy of in which a march on the government is outlined It said in first objective Is to take con- trol of local governments in the lowing manner In military formation to and around the governmental buildings by numbers and patriotic force the officials to accept and act under the direction of an economic supervisor appointed by the president of the crusaders for liberty This adviser's first duty be to repudiate the public oft grasshoppers and cricket scourges and literally pray for rain The insect hoppers was m en os tly most serious in Iowa ing and Oklahoma Drought sections the region from Ohio to the Rockies For nearly two the De- kotas have had only a few light insufficient for crops ana has berre dry almost a month Rainfall In eastern Wyoming and north and eastern Colorado one-third of normal for the past three Wheat on the Montana grew a foot higher and withered Farmers reported there was not enough of It left hide a Places where wheat ordinarily Is waist high at this time of year are barren Stockmen shipped their cattle out- side the stricken areas at specially reduced rates to provide feed ers In other sections hod to provide feed for livestock when pasture land burned out The major grasshopper invasion centered In Iowa Migratory hoppers flew hundreds of miles from to 50 western Iowa counties where they destroyed most of the small alfalfa arrd corn Farmers In several states appealed or federal aid to buy insect poison other they bought their own arsenic to mix with bran and scattered In the path of Invading insect from airplanes and wagons Iowa alone has spread 75 carloads of the each 1000 pounds sufficient to JclU debt and utilize the payments as- signed thereto for the public welfare officials should ately be brought to Great care should be exercised so that tho situation does not get out of control and some muddle headed but honest politician got hung without a fair The to use a few apples to loosen up fat should bo righteously the letter said Tha asking to aren't are Before this is over there may be some reason for the Black Legion to be ashamed of themselves as Woman Beaten Over Head With Brick By Fiend Who Enters Chicago Hotel Room Youngster Talks With Slayer and Then Goes Back to Sleep After He Escapes June the terrified eyes of her who lay in bed beside Mrs Florence Thompson comely divorcee and was choked and beaten to death today by a huge negro who invaded her room in a near north side hotel On the mirror of a dresser the er had scrawled with his victim's Legion Game Beneath the writing was a crudely drawn skull and cross bones After twice questioning ths son the police said they believed the er either criminally assaulted or at- tempted to assault his victim after slugging her Before the in- truder looted Mrs Castle's purse and scattered its contents on a fire cape The slaying occurred on the fifth floor of the Devonshire a 13 story building at 19 East Ohio street near Michigan avenue just a few blocks north of the Loop James the who dls closed the slaying to the clerk in the near north side said the in- vader conversed with him while he was beating the mother to death After the killer had fled down a fire the boy said he went back to not realizing his mother had been killed But when he awoke later and was unable to arouse he ran in terror to the hotel lobby The police found Mrs Castle's body clad in night across the bed Two halves cf a brick used by the killer laying beside the bed covered with A window to flro escape was open Mrs Castle's purse lay empty on the fire escape The boy told the police his father was Thompson of Boston He said he did not know the address His he had been di and later married a man he SHARPLY ATTACKS CRITICAL REPORT June state industrial commission declared today It still had confidence in two of its officials whose removal was recommended by a special senate committee in a sharply critical re- port on administration of the men's compensation law The officials aro E I and C C head of the legal department Tho committee after a six-month Investigation condemned numerous phases of administration and blamed Evans and Core for con- ditions in their departments The commission in a formal ment report attacks tain members of the executive staff whom the commission has always reposed and the sion has not been advised of any facts which would in any way alter he confidence xvhlch it has in the qualifications and rity of the individuals to whom ic reference has been view of the fact that the re- port contains criticisms which statements Involving technical matters and in many Instances arc solely on and in view of the fact that persons against whom the criticisms are leveled wore lot accorded the opportunity to meet their nor were they granted an opportunity to review the context of the report until after said report had been made a matter of general are not prepared to a detailed statement until a more careful study has been made of he report and Its the statement said Tho commission asserted it would another will questions In the committee's order hat the general public may be informed In this Roosevelt Congratulates Advertising Federation June sent a message to ths op- ening today of the annual con- vention of the Advertising tion of declaring the group had done work by ing itself to campaign in behalf of Approximately men and men have registered for the which is celebrating the sliver Jubilee anniversary of the movement akin to truth in the president question of good taste and one need not have a long memory In order to realize what advances have been made in the interests of both truth and good in the quarter of a century just passed is a noble working for its re- the federation is entitled to tho loyal support of es the Boost Cash Incomes From Farm Production June in- crease of 90 per cent between 1932 and 1935 in the total cash income from tobacco and hogs was reported today by the AAA The report prepared by Chester C former AAA said the income of the commodities rose from in 1932 to last year Cash income from farm knew as who now lives in Los Angeles The police said they were unable to determine whether the victim had been criminally attacked They said Mrs Castle had been employed AS an entertainer in a tavern until months ago The boy was dressed when he down to the lobby about 6 a m and told his story He said his mother had read to him last night about 7 o'clock put me in bed pretty aoon and I don't know how long it was I woke up and saw the he told the police man was sitting over mamma hitting her with something Turn to Page Three WILL Negus Plans to Make al Appeal for Justice June Halle Selassie's spokesmen announced today the conquered Negus ally would address the League of tions assembly In an eleventh-hour appeal for The assembly will meet at 5 p m e m tomorrow to municipal auditorium new known by hia conquerors as on the text of his appeal In the elusion of his hotel suite today will delivered In French f The Argentine took the initiative in colling row's assembly session to deal with the sanctions intended to visit him lato today Speedy funeral with minimum of were planned for the anti-Italian sanctions But the question which agitated men was whether the assembly would endorse the doctrine of tlon of territory acquired by Such would at imply disapproval of of was believed to been the subject of tions today between the Argentinian Manuel E Foreign Minister Yvon of end Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden of Great Proposals to debate the thrust Into the tangled European problem when ping German troops marched Into were shelved for the present Although the Nazi denunciation of the mutual security pact was listed on the leagues agreed debate was Impossible until Chancellor Hitler of plies to the British Germany questionnaire asking details of his suggestions for a new peace frame-work Midget Dancer Injured By Fall From Stage June Del a dancer at Great Lakes exposition's midget fell four feet from the stage yesterday She suffered a possible fracture and attaches at Charity hospital reported her condition today as Miss Del Rio was dancing with Paul 19 inches when he striking her head on the pavement In front jack theater the was from and U part of a family of 15 12 at are of normal size As gates of the exposition today for the third cals announced the attendance for he first two- days totaled Ott opening Saturday persons passed through the Sunday's attendance was Former Editor Weds Star of Silent Movies N June Rev Daniel piper said today he formed a marriage ceremony Saturday for George Preston chain laundry and Corinne star of ttw silent With only three friends fcr the couple were married In duetto increased from Armonk cburch to in the same period rjr piper Is pastor tho report seid The five specified products were the first ones for which crop adjustment programs were put into effect In 1933 price recovery of farm for which production control program were In effect amounted per cent as against 46 per cent for prices of which there were no production con- Oft in Hollywood two Washington trol said the report Mostly cloudy Tuesday Possibly show crs Not much change in moving from 65 per cent to 108 per cent of the prewar the great consuming Marshall hurried here mony from when bt was a non-voting national convention Miss Griffith divorced htr Walter M
