Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - July 28, 1941, Zanesville, Ohio The paid circulation of The ind cider is more than double that even claimed by any er publication in the ville field THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL f hive twi if readers who enjoy the mst and best local pictures wd the world's best wire service No 73 ZANESVILLE O- MONDAY EVENING JULY 28 TWO CENTO HEAT WAVE TAKES TOLL HERE Dr City Health Dies Death Takes Physician Dr Brush Dies in 56 Yean of Age Dr Edmund Russell Brush Zanesville health died at o'clock this morning at Clinic He was admitted to the Clinic on July 10 for treatment for stom ach ulcers and death resulted from pneumonia Dr Brush had not been in good health for two years He under went a second operation last Fri day and was given two blood trans Ions Saturday He lapsed into i coma last night He was appointed dty health commissioner In 1938 by Mayor Tom V having pre- served in the same capacity under Mayors William H Webster and Roy R Nowell Dr Brush was born and reared In Zanesville and secured his early education In the schools here He graduated from Zanesville high school In the class of 1904 and the following year entered the Ohio State university medical obtaining his degree in 1909 He became associated with his the late Dr Edmund Cone in the practice of medicine here nnd In 1917 took a post course at the University of Brush was a veteran of the World having served for two years overseas One year was spent In Franco where he was moted to the commission of tenant colonel He was chief of an operating team in an evacuation hospital there Following the signing of the Dr Brush was placed In command of a base hospital and was In of the American diers who were returned to the United States He was prominent In medical fraternal and social circles in this city He was a member of the Lodge of Amity No 5 F and A and was a degree Mason He was also a member of the Zanesville post of the American the Disabled American Veterans and the Rotary club He was a past president of the Muskingum County Academy of Medicine and at one time served as councillor of district No 8 of the Ohio State Medical association Surviving arc his the former Miss Ruth two the Misses Martha and Ruth both of the two Charles of and Albert of Beverly and two Mrs Lawrence of and Mrs Fred McGlashan of ton Two Frank and Russell preceded him In death The body was to be brought to the Bateman funeral home late today TO DEATH MARIETTA O ID hr Into a pan of hot wa- at his Orl il son of Mr and Harry died today lir and Worm fair and con- warm and Tuesday ept for local thunder quite so warm Tuesday after- 300 100 -103 ro 100 Death Ends Medical Career DR EDMUND R BRUSH to Line Up South America In Economic War Against Japan administration pates parallel action by Latin American countries to make iie economic warfare of the democracies against Japan more an informed source said today It Is understood that ion are developing a policy with the other W PL inu 75 PU 77 Orar 71 rt n CUT 51 Americas to prevent Japan from from other western the goods she s now unable to obtain here United States purchases of strategic materials has made It in most for to btain supplies in Latin America Japan has imported sub- stantial amounts of cotton from eru and cotton and other strategic materials from Brazil The move to heighten economic against Japan was ent with these 1 Chairman Walter F D Ga of the senate foreign re- felt that United States must take definite steps and carry them out should Japan attempt to move gainst the Me did not such a move a long In the he States action against Japan would be confined to the economic 2 President Roosevelt will send o the senate today for lon his nomination of Douglas former chief of staff is lieutenant general in command f the new United Stales army of he Far wilh headquarters In Senate ion of the nomination easily into a full-dress debate on Roosevelt's far eastern 3 United Stales relations with he French Vicy government were trained by the approval of occupation of a but officials not here would be r a severance of diplomatic tions Senator said Vichy was under pressure from Germany and 4 Diplomatic ed on the possibility lhat the ed States may extend its present trade wilh French Africa to In- S of which ihr capital said Germany lo koep French officials In Africa from -.73 72 with the Nazi United They argued lhat Germany could In on more more Wheeler Charges Smear Campaign ing a planned smear has been against Sen Burton K Wheeler today told the senate lhat out of a million post cards dis- under his congressional mailing three went to army Replying to charges by President Roosevelt and Secretary of War Stimson that the distribution had been improper because It might undermine army Wheeler three franked can Im- pair the discipline of our army If three franked cards can Impair the training of our armed if three franked cards can Impair our national defense how badly we need a new secretary of had brooded Wheeler's act as and Mr commenting a day later on the had asserted that the Montana senator had gone Speaking to a crowded arid at- senate Stimson of laying his charges quicksands of Wheeler MonU leader of the today challenged the administration to the pay of soldiers lo a moth to build up a teer army and eliminate the draft -N j terms Reno Nrr for 24 f tn FDR WASHINGTON formally MacArthur today to a general In command of the wealth forces In the Philippine For Girl MAMARONECK N Y beautiful model today two younR of forcing her at gunpoint to sub- mit to an assault After a dance Saturday at Quaker Tennis club In Nazi Attack On Russia Still Stalled German Admit Driven By Reds UP and AP Russian troops fought Into the sixth week of war against many with growing indications that the Nazi blitzkrieg has been stalled In Its tracks for the last 10 days German press accounts admitted that Soviet forces not only had brought the Wehrmacht to a still at many points but have ped off Nazi armored spearheads and driven into German lines Destruction of three Red Army divisions In- a contingent shifted from the Far East to defend was reported by the while the Russians declared of- that Adolf Hitler's old blitzkrieg was Hitler's high command asserted that the bloody of on the highway to Moscow was about to end in a German and Berlin military tators hinted that the center of the Nazi invasion forces now may be ready for a direct assault on the Soviet capital For the first time In weeks the Nazi Luftwaffe attacked London during the The raid was largely of the nuisance type Three German planes brought down Bad weather Inter- the Royal Air Force sive against Europe but air ex- perts warned Britain to prepare for attempts by the Luftwaffe to hurl the the devastating new British Isles In RAF offensive attacks reprisal at for The British displayed Increasing encouragement at Russia's success n holding off the Nazi attack Condon reported that Soviet forces have brought the German advance o a halt all along the ighting front except for slight Nazi gains in the Ukraine last specific ilan point claimed as captured by the Nazi high said o be still In Soviet hands 13 days after the Germans were supposed o have stormed the key town 235 Is Sirt Helen opera is headed for victory She's modeling the new hat Inspired by Great Britain's Designed by Anita An- It's of blue felt with patches of red three dots and a dash Morse Code for Son Saves Man From Fiery Death to The WOODSFIELD Ed Flauhaus of near was saved from burning to death late yester day by his when he was struck by lightning and rendered unconscious Mr Flauhaus was doors to the barn closing the his farm miles from Moscow Russian Indicated that extracted the blitz from the Orman attack a war of position and fixed trenches has developed n many regions It was hinted in Moscow that the army had scored a great cess in crushing the German at- ack in the region of Smolensk S A Lozovsky Soviet vice com- of foreign described he battlefield as a gigantic dun Russian were hitting Nazi advance guards with frequency and Tarn to Page Two Performers Poisoned ly Food KOKOMO performers with the Wild Ar- rodeo remained In critical condition today as the result of rood Twenty-four of were stricken during last show and were forced to drop out Those In a critical condition Mm Minnie 20 of Detroit Ben Adams of and Boyd of Elwood Ind Seven others were In a serious condition on which is located six miles east when the bolt of lightning entered his left arm and came oui his right leg He sustained third degree burns The shoe was torn off his right foot by the lightning His who was In a so used as a chicken brooder across the was also struck by he lightning and suffered severe burns He saw his father lying on he floor near the front of the turning barn and dragged him to safety The barn and Its contents of wheat and which was to have been threshed were de- The brooder and about 150 chickens also burned Neighbors obtained water from a cistern and threw It on a house and other nearby buildings preventing further damage The lost was partially covered by insurance Must Leave JERSEY N Pola star of the silent tion was barred from en- tering the United States today Her five-year permit has lapsed and has not been gration authorities said when 30 performers took her to Authorities took Miss Negri into custody when the nought to leave the American Export liner Excalibur which docked after a trip from Lisbon with 213 gers Miss Negri a has spent the last seven years making pictures in I Germany and France Judy Garland Becomes Bride Of Band Leader Dave Rose Police arrested who a s John March 20 of Pelham Manor N k and Richard Beach Fla for 21 of on LAS VEGAS arland sweet sad voiced songstress of the be- the bride of Dave Rose er and music arranger today The singer flew here from Hollywood wilh Rose and her mother and Mr and Mrx William Cilmore formerly of wai divorced Comedienne Martha lo he was 300 at of K to Ibr i oC UM and The of former of slaff to the senate as Pepper told re- Mr Roosevelt coukS have better of reneral of tn this troubled Ur area j at Garland was born Frances Cumin at Grand Minn She at the age of and March he an until her to Rose last month had been ranked as a veni fa Only two years ago Judy tennis and Mid he was a J one of Toledo's prominent star of The of financial men was dead today in She Is the third actress to what Detective Fred Tank ruled j leave Juvenile ranks an Secor the In the of hts home oft being mnd with a to bis bead JUDY Jap Credits Frozen By Dutch Indies Oil Agreement Conceded As Land ii R L A N D S EAST Dutch East producer of such es war materials as oil and rubber today froze all Japan ese subjected trade to special and an agreement providing for the sal of tons of oil to Nippon annually The which placed the N L government squarely alongside the United States and Great Brit ain In the economic war against was by Dr H J Van director of economic A study of trade figures for the first four months of 1941 between Japan and the shows that during this period Japan ed commodities worth Japan ranked as the third best customer of the N E coming behind the United States and Dr Van Mook said that the steps taken today will bring trade be- tween the Indies and Japan virtu ally to a standstill FINANCIAL PANIC HITS JAPAN TOKYO Near panic spread today among traders on the Tokyo stock exchange and the ordered the Official curity company to advance funds to support tumbling prices Action by the government In support to the falling the fears of traders to some extent and caused prices ol issues to recover between five and six yen yen has a nominal value of about 24 The government support of stock exchange prices was brought Into as the foreign office lie Japan Times and Advertiser said that the way still was open to continue economic relations with the United States were It not for he American press which was said o news on the fon JAPS LAND IN INDO-CHINA FRENCH INDO Japanese troops were reported today to be ing on the Cambodian coast In southwest near the and an under- current of apprehension waa able there Small-scale runs had started In some banks particularly the chartered bonks The runs started upon Chinese banks Friday As a result of the rush of to draw funds all banks placed an arbitrary limit on withdrawals The Japanese rapidly appeared o bo crowding out the French in Saigon as more and more members the Military Mission poured into the city Hotels were packed tc capacity and families of French officers were streaming In from military posts the interior They were forced to vacate their quarters to room for the Japanese The first Japanese military rucks rumbled through Saigon this morning and it was expected occupation of southeastern Indo- would be in full swing by military authorities took over the French chamber of one of the finest ings In as the headquarters the Japanese general ion staff About 100 members of the Japanese military mission are housed at the Continental hoteL PACT FORMALLY APPROVED TOKYO The privy tonight approved the China joint defense providing for Japanese MUon of the French as retaliatory freezing regulations gainst uit Suits acd Crest Britain effective The pact Is to become effective upon signature and will not re- aire an of ratifications The Yokohama silk exchange re- mained closed rayon cotton conferred In he Industrial center of and Tokyo police ordered m lo stop queues In ront of food stores as government announced Uial the and Britten have little effect on a pan NEW hi Ik was suspended lly today the board of of exchange at of the office of nd FOR Moh Irow Does this perspiring gentleman look like you feel With the temperature at 100 and threatening to reach that mark again the picture above just about sums up the situation Ward Boundary May Be Changed The Muskingum county election board will ask city tonight to pass legislation all of the Putnam Hill area in the Fifth including the housing Manor on shing road If council approves the two more voting ably will be added to the Fifth ward which embraces the Brighton according to garet chief clerk of the board Under the the dividing line between the wards wooM low the Pennsylvania railroad tracks from the Dug road south to the middle of Pershing road At the boundary line is extremely Irregular with parts of the Putnam Hill section being in- cluded in the Sixth ward The de- to place all the area in the Fifth ward was prompted by the n crease Jn population resulting from the opening of the housing project The election board will be sented at meeting by Prosecutor J Donald Kincald and Roy board president Heat Blamed For Death of Local Woman Four Prostrated As Hits 100 Again Today One death and four tions were attributed to tte heat here today as the cury mounted to for the second day in a row at la Recluse Left to Starve CENTRAL CITY Oscar Williams said dly lhat Joe Snyder a recluse trapper with an of was chained to the ers of his cabin and left to starve Henry a Denver attorney who owns the land and the near an Isolated mine dis- covered the body of Snyder erday It lay on a fully except for shoes One end f a heavy chain was wrapped around his wrists The other end as looped ever a rafler brought to the wrapped ill wrists again and padlocked The key to the lock was missing Williams said edly had and could have been tortured It was Impossible o tell because he had dead at least two and the body was badly decomposed A will examine it at an topsy today at Idaho Springs an eccentric who had plenty of the sheriff said was always ng at people lo keep them from his WASHINGTON July ohn L came out he St Laurence Waterway etc contending before river and harbors committee that It eventually would displace many as from In his first utterance on a public In many the president of the United Workers union also criticised ad- ministration fiscal saying hat the may be led by propaganda lhat attempts o convey the not km of our never ling ability to keep op our spending he the of the the history of beWes Mich a fallacy Our is now spending oC UK Bace o'clock the of die ai EMt a heart attack the extreme beat She collapsed In the main of the plant where she had ped to leave an order for materials Death followed within a few utes Two young both em- ployes of the Roseville were overcome this and had to be removed to their for treatment They were Miss Madeline of Maple and Miss Mildred Men of avenue Both were somewhat improved this The blistering hottest of the season waa tempered slightly today by a mild but even this movement of air felt like the breath from a giant blast furnace Two fied persons were treated by a local physician today after en ill due to the heat It was the sixth day of torrid weather and forecasters oat little hope of permanent though scattered were forecast for Ohio Yesterday's insufferable heat which soared to 100 degrees la tht late left this dty limp More than 600 persons visited the municipal swimming pool and one of the largest crowds of the season packed the pool at Armco park The city waterworks pumping station today was expected to pump seven about a half million gallons more than yesterday Service Director A S Herzer day householder to exercise care in watering their lawns water supply is adequate to meet all reasonable he during hot spells people often waste water in ling their in some cases hoses to run all night This practice might result in consequences if there to a longed Mrs whose death occurred this had com- earlier to members of her family of a pain in her chest Tht to Face Blast Kills Two Near Lancaster LANASTER tofl in a truck explosion at the Preston Oil Co loading eight miles south of rose to two today wilh the death In City hospital of Richard 24 of Ovid truck driver Gee's partner Thade Medlar of perished when he was trapped In cab of tht flaming truck Bernard Fleming 31 an em- ploye at the and hta were burned when flames spread tu a by automobile in which Their two children Jama g and JaneL 2 were Jured of the which red while the truck warn loaded with gasoline not de- termined Hundreds of spectators lined tht highway to view the spectacular fire Mrs Ivy 55 of Sugar Grove walking lo the acme from her nearby horoe en the railroad tracks cad broke ber right NEW a hot July Sunday s to New York's nearly First-aid 340 Lost And that's not half of Coney Island keep tics tin re-sort estimated more than and combined at all the aw m v fi
