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   Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - September 24, 1931, Zanesville, Ohio                               Always Fair Always First OHIO THURSDAY VOL XL VH NO 228 Trial Flight of Akron Is Successful Where Crash of Hail Plane Killed Two Giant the Takes Air Nearly Four Hours Goes as Far North as After Darkness Falls OL Bept TJ a was taken up on her first flight today aad don safely hours aad 47 later proven mistiest of tbe air The flight was first test of tbe world's largest dirigible built bere for the United States navy and th Akron went through it in a highly pleasing to nary officials Tba cigar-shaped her silver bull glistening under a bright sun cruised about this section at eastern Ohio floated over downtown Cleveland and returned to municipal airport here at dusk Landed After Dark The unscheduled pert of tbe flight in the giant snip after darkness had fallen Ir misjudging tbe altitude tbe fust Jme circled the field twice before she was fastened curely to her mooring It was estimated the ship flew proximately 125 The night under perfect weather tions which prevailed after several days of waiting was first of a series to be made before tba ship Is turned to navy and fitted with her armament Another of the flight's may be tomorrow It was announced lieutenant Commander Charles E former skipper of the Los Angeles and a survivor of the wreck of tbe years ago in of Akron Notables Aboard Aboard were Charles Adams of Bear Admiral William A- charge of the naval bureau of aeronautics David 1 S Ingalls assistant secretary of tbe and Paul W Safety Mcc For Drivers Is Big Success Harry ing and TJk Profitable Given in Life Saving byF An accident Is simply tne result the wrong way dared Harry atto special of tbe Safety and Hygiene de- of the Ohio State al He spoke at an meeting of drivers of com- motor vehicles in Cham her of Commerce auditorium night in connection with tbe campaign being con- ducted here by tbe ty Safety committee has a great deal to do with tbe speaker and Wage Cuts Morally Wrong And Economically Unsound in Opinion of Labor's Chief More Co To Reduce President Green Says Violated by United States Steel Corp mator American corporations today stood to reductions hundreds joining bands with United States Steel Bethlehem Steel and General Motors tbe following companies an- reductions of ten per cent effective October 1 smelting and Refining company Colorado Fuel and Iron General and Steel B- f- Goodrich Rubber and others While labor asd government leaders received tbe news with tbe school of thought that holds tbe wages must come down in lace of declining income ed the news as the inevitable No Hoover But Apparent He Is Disappointed WASHINGTON Sept With the federal government I the turn toward lower wages tbe action ot ttw ued This together i i I few moments after taking and Peter J Brady president of tbe were flying to the American Brady was killed as wss Mrs Convention 60 who bungalow on wrecked bungalow and H and ensuing fire Inset shows disorder and tbe baa caused many arm leg or life Mr Sain was one of the best ers ever heard In Muskingum College Boosters Club Is Being Organized Here Guthery Can Make Own Choke for Port Plan Seating AH Local Fans in Reserved Section on lane With tbe feeling that college belongs to navy for aeronautics and Paul W president of the Goodyear Zeppelin corporation builders of tbe Akron In an tbe Zeppelin carried 113 ever carried in tbe alr end are willing to nave assured those interested that a section will be roped off on line If a sufficient ber Indicate their willingness to form an organization No seats are reserved at COLUMBUS state dirt inability to think man to lose an of a prolonged depression and Charles G Barnell well known real an essential preliminary to recovery dealer and former director of j SST Asked to at following an attack of acute gestion Charles G Barnell Sud audience for almost two hours HoUle OH Attack of Acute tion Quickly Fatal to Well Known Citizen ed his power as an orator bis story in plain language ing nothing and made a tremendous bit with bis audience John Brooks general manager of tbe united Motor Stages man of meeting and it was through bis tbat large c of General Chairman choice without any tbat 125 T E With commercial an- bus from the conservation council Attorney General Gilbert Bettman beld today The opinion issued to Director of s vc The was made J W drivers irece present Firemen Mte Legalized Beer Abo Suggest Referendum on Prohibition Be HeU in Each State DETROIT Sept tlon pushed its way to the front in the American Legion national con- vention today in two forms The Legion was asked to consider advocacy of the of beer as a means of relieving unemployment labor steel corporations tonight as a trayal of faith As president of the American of Labor William termed the pay cuts morally and economically unsound No greater Mow than this baa to be struck against which have now an to bring about a return ity he said It was not long before statement reached and other high administration It was felt tonight bound to President Hoover is not definitely to take Hte concern it was plain only information from House today is to Chairman Brooks first Introduced Chief Scott Power who ed tbe of monoxide gas soning and the fatal effect it has An excellent demonstration ot saving was then given by city Central fire station under tbe directions of Firemen Joe evening at me borne on avenue coines asa benumbing shock to bis countless dty Mr Barnell bad usual health minutes before be was about the city as usual and at the time a resolution in America and believed by navy of- to be the largest passenger USE of any airship in world Tbe Akron bad stood ready and fueled lor several days awaiting favorable weather navy officials ex- plaining tbat tbe first was to test only her general Took Air Easily Navy weather experts gave the word today and shortly after 2 p m the ground crew of 250 began walking The feet long and having cubic feet of lifting gas dock crew rehearsed took with tall first with the motors ot the mooring mast her Once the huge peel gates of tbe hangar so called because o? their shape the dirigible was veered around until she nosed into the southwest breeze While a crowd variously at to 200.000 from fans in tbe same section College of- Armament Truce Is Endorsed by United League Assembly America Approves day in Arms it's between jmd Wilmington Those ex- to attend and take a seat to Boosters section are asked to caU j the club's headquarters at the T M C Phone 2289 will be a choice I The section wBl be marked Sept the airport the snip was cut loose frost the Italian of a men's agreement for an immediate armaments truce received tbo endorsement of the United States before tbe League of Nations bly disarmament committee today but met tbe Deposition of Japan Radio dav afternoon looking after his real and insurance business and with his wife and friends Shorty De- o'clock he suffered an attack fore 9 way ThB crew demonstrated the lot resuscitation being employed in department and used one of the Mr i firemen as a subject Each took parti to the Show Attendance i a of Joseph Hooper Frame Leo of acute indigestion and before any outside the immediate Illness Second Evening Electric Amplifier at Curb Broadcasts Music for If sufficient number indicate their willingness to carry out tbe plan It vogus during the lour night games at New concord this The tour night games Sept 25 Wilmington Oct 2 Oct 16 and Oct 23 Heidelberg It Is also planned to carry out the same during the basketball season should the club be a success which appears assured Increased marked the ana Wilbur Paulus An Interesting demonstration of re- a guinea pig which bad been by carbon monoxide as was given by John Lewis of Talks on Mr Lewis then gava -o American aBd mast and floated lazily upwards j ol nls government in the dis- Salute of 21 Guns armament committee announced tbe The set of tbe eight motors states was ready to accept tee was not turned on until the ship cad u risen feet sbe gracefully circled around passed across tbe air- port while a salute of 21 guns ed and turned about again to fade from in tbe direction of land Tbe new queen of the air showed to thousands In downtown Cleveland before returning to tbe Akron airport in tbe early Bed lights bunking on her port and green on her starboard sbe settled down toward the mooring mast twice before ropes were thrown to tbe ground and her nose was made to tbe mast Fifteen utes p m she was back in ber dock Akron was constructed at tbe armaments holiday ex- cept for suspending Its program of destroyer construction Tee con- struction Is needed be said as a measure of unemployment relief Sato Japanese spokesman declared ii to attempt an immediate truce He urged the matter be postponed for consideration at the beginning of the general dis- armament conference in February Mr Wilson voiced dissatisfaction with the position and tbe psychological value ol the truce would be entirely lost if it did Federal Reserve System Has Great Strength WASHINGTON Sept strength of the federal reserve system today in a second of the first annual Show Wednesday evening at and Market streets is The exhibition continues each evening this week so Saturday afternoon An electric amplifier on an auto- mobile at the curb stepped up tbe music of tbe Show Wednesday evening This was beard a radius of a city block and attracted much attention In itself It win be featured evening throughout tbe moving cabinet for production of alkles continues to attract attention The dealers The cost of and was tbe first dirigible built in tbe United States after tbe crashed la a storm to ern Ohio to 1923 Tne Akron must be flown hours before sbe will be accented by tne navy One of these flights wDl be ol 48 hours duration Passengers cf tbe ship were in praise of its performance Japanese Not Occupying More Territory begin In Mr Wilson said tise suggestions relating to the iand and air forces appear to be practicable and of a nature acceptable to my present cruiser level of tiei United States is considerably lower j than the provided for in London agreement THUS any under- taking not to augment existing naval causes -as embarrassment and dislocates our plans Nevertheless we regard the general ment bv Its governing body member banks bold in their gold re- serres about more than by law The reserve August review also that Great Britain which temporarily abandoned the gold dard this week bad a net loss in gold from January 1 to the end of July during which time France Imported Irom Great Britain and exported to her neighbor Tbe federal reserve banks were shown to have teld last wees nearly of the world's gold supply with a total of more than OOO Tbat above legal requirements placed at about the world total n the exhibition are finding tbe ic and interested In be near 1932 models and pentode to radio reception the close of the tion this week credit of 860 on a new 1932 radio will be awarded to a show visitor Attendance the second night an increase in interest and arge crowds of citizens from all Southeastern Ohio are expected each succeeding evening question of disarmament as so im- Dortant and tbe necessity of creating a propitious condition for tbe disarmament conference so urgent that we are willing to forego for tbe duration of the truce occupation of positions outside tbe South railway zone has been the foreign office an- today and withdrawal of troops Is under way Newspaper correspondents were ad- lord Cecil cf Great Britain Plan One-Stop Flight From Japan to Dallas Tex NEW TOKS one stco flight from Japan to Dallas Tex 5s the latest undertaking bein contemplated by Hugh Herndon Jr and Clyde who started out to break the girdling record Their flight headquarters here day announced tbe airmen would at- l such a flight if a reported of by Cd W E bf Dallas could be verified Harold large Bamell and his wife returned week ago from Bass Mr Barnell had interest in tbe summer re- EOrt Mr Barnell was a life long resident of this city He was at one was prepared proposing tbat congress be asked to direct tbat a referendum on prohibition be held to state The latter proposal was not pre- sented to the delegates and the beer resolution was not put to a vote thus leaving the controversial Issue to be decided tomorrow In the final session Bonus Discussion While prohibition was emphasized at tbe gathering the second out- standing issue before tbe immediate full payment of the bonus discussed by I Frank T Bines director of the Veterans who warned tbe Legion members tbat additional demands might affect tbe intangible asset of good will which be said the be no lowering standards Green Says Green charged Steel corporation promise made to with violating the nation when tt and others assured wages maintained during this period of The reference was to between President Hooter Industrialists add labor agreed against wage one band and new Increases on tbe other Labor has kept ita declared la bis protest time engaged in the paint and paper business and later embarked in tbe real estate and Insurance field in which be was interested at the time of bis death He served as director address on do Jn ot asphyxiation Ua safety under CV of Mayor C C and made excellent record or public He was a prominent member as demonstrated by the men should be done at once the declared Incorrect action is dangerous and may cause the loss of a Human life but correct methods In many cases will save a life The tbat carbon Is colorless tasteless monoxide gas and odorless and one per cent to the air will suffocate a person in five He advised the drivers never to operate the engine of an automobile to a closed garage in bis talk Sir Sain declared council made the police enforced them and the public made it a special duty to late them Tbe speaker stressed the value of human life and pointed out that a life was 100 per cent value to one He told of the newspapers featuring Babe Ruth last year on tbe front page when be scratched leg and was kept from baseball lor of the Grace M E church where be tns active to Domer Bible class a member of tbe Domer chorus He is survived by bis widow and one brother H T Bamell of this city and one sister Mrs Bush of Columbus Funeral services will be conducted at the late home at 2 o'clock day afternoon with interment in Greenwood Legion now possesses No proposals re- garding tbe bonus came before tbe veterans but they unanimously adopted a resolution of tbe pension laws which would give allowance to all widows and orphans of World war service Legion's com ji which recently conducted a conference to Washing ton submitted the beer proposal I was made a supplement to tbe regular reductions demands fof made no mention at moves such as strikes Summing up bis sentiment at after deliberate aad Uon Us ssii it -1 tbT julius Klein assistant commerce tbat there to pay throughout in the event of auction This opinion Klein lass night comment At the powers In called report of tbe read amid loud applause and by the time Two Escaped Prisoners Captured TOLEDO O Sept Edward Blaszak 24 of Medina N T- and Hanna 21 Eagle Harbor v thir While Babe Ruth is a great these injuries were suffered by hundreds ot other persons ha tbe world whose life Is as valuable as tbe great bitter We do not appreciate human life until it comes home to us an an Then we are up in arms against all persons who are careless tba speaker continued if we ciated life like mother we would all be safety he declared Tbe speaker vent on to compare prehistoric life with the present day F M Ransbottom Honored by Man Is Deputy Commander TOLEDO O- Sept bus was selected by tbe grand com- mandery Knights Templar of Ohio ic session to Toledo today as tbe place pay best thing 1 from the Albion N T Jail Aug 13 were arrested by detectives railroad officers and deputy sheriffs this to freedom and pointed out that while tbe an- m in Trilby Detective Frank Delora said the men are responsible for 15 burglaries in Ohio Michigan and New York and f OT the of 12 automobiles They recently burglarized the Fremont Golf club he said Dies of Fright as the annual conclave The dates tentatively dents protected themselves with clubs against tbe onslaughts of wild tbe present generation bad everything to fight Too Much Dont Care People say automobiles kill ple are wrong An bile never did any barm to it Tou can park It for hours and it will not move but put a behind tbe steering wheel and this piece of for fixed were Oct 12 and 13 At tbe election of officers this Hobert H- Pauscb Columbus deputy grand commander was to the grand to succeed grand commander Hobert J West Toledo There were no contests for any of- fices and two Toledoans Grand Re- corder Henry and Lloyd Koulet were honored among tbe grand officers Mr begins bis year officers Auto Skids oo in addition they would fcc SVK MT Sept Toledo lag nobody can vised of this action by a spokesman MERGER CASE AGAIN of the foreign office Sept to which Baron on in tne the foreign minister and Minister or aon gMt tne oj tbe War took part 1 Youngstown Sheet Tube and Bethlehem Steel Corp o Jaoan to the United States This of- fer permits a takeoff from miles from Tokyo Col who paid tbe fliers Coste and Bellonte the spokesman said bad been grossly exaggerated by ists anxious to create a In Japan Such occupation be- said bad narrowed down to and tbe native city of Mukden From all other points cept Antung Japanese bad been recalled Firemen Injured as Auto Hits Flagpole Base SOOTH CHARLESTON O Sept 23 Cincinnati f ing from tbe annual Ohio are at Columbus were shaken up their automobile struck the concrete cl s f tbe public square bete today j Tbe car was damaged only slightly and tbe men resumed their tup ter one of them received treatment for minor face lacerations Tbe j unhurt Their Baroea were not learned j FACTORY FOR WHOLESALE i CANNING TIFFIN O Sept John tonight said wholesale canning program which j would be made possible by use of the canning f at the Junior Order American Mechanics national virtually tbe winter food relief problem here Use of tbe factory was preferred and for their Paris-New flight was reported traveling Canada and could not be to notify court whether they wish to or want postponement M_M____ physicians said when his Automobile skidded in fresn oil and went into a ditch His wife was uninjured Physicians said Thatcher bad been subject to heart mechanism thing becomes dangerous Tbe speaker pointed out tbat tbe don't care spirit Is the cause of many accidents We rush to a at tbe rate of miles an hour But what are going ing except we don't bow fast we are going Carelessness Inability to think and the lack of education are tbe main causes of accidents causes oi attacks and died when be chairman T E an- hls machine would be wrecked Tbe couple was enroute from Toledo to a retired man was a degree Mason A son E at tbe meeting tbat thus far this week were gatherings The grand chosen Robrt H- Pauscb Columbus grand Frank M deputy grand commander Rlley W Wortman Defiance Clyde L Smith mont grand captain Albert A Akron grand chairman Howard P Savage of cago The commission recommended tbat when properly come before this convention due consideration be given to modification of the Volstead act to legalize beer without conflict with tbe constitution of tbe United States in the Interest of furnishing added employment The commission added that It be- eves hundreds of thousands of Jobs may be created beer acture Proposal The referendum resolution came out of a stormy session of con- vention resolutions committee After several previous meetings resulted in deadlocks the group voted 23 to this morning against a proposal tbat be declared no concern if the Legion Later tbe referendum resolution was agreed upon 17 to 13 as the one to be presented to tbe delegates While delaying action on the con- Issues the convention day took stands on numerous tions pertaining to veteran immigration and other ters Refusal of naturalization to persons do not promise oath to bear arms In defense of tbe nation and tbe passage of prevent illegally entered undesirable aliens from engaging in business or ing employment were tbe principal changes advocated In tbe tion laws Stricter deportation laws tion of aliens and a ban on and Filipinos as immigrants also were advocated Approval of the Hoover moratorium on war debts and reparations and a plea to congress to take immediate action approving tbe debt holiday re- unanimous endorsement of tbe convention can possibly earners themselves Commodity Ing down and it was only natural for wages to follow be sald was no attempt to the disappointment of the tration tbat changed been taken on wages One economic the increased savings banked last two years about arrived but little were and said the who ready to loosen and spend consequently trade As for outlook now did not predict It is the future which study at present more bone certainty as to Vm degree to which the ft ducing wages win be followed m ww and industrial worlds An expectation was apparent more than one quarter that cut leadership of such as United States hem Steel and General MOton have a wide following dieted to some government as wen as by Senator Walsh buying power of the people will be stm and the situation aggravated During the day a report was grand Henry Schaefer Paul r Toledo O'Brien grand recorder Paul Davron grand junior All Right to Speed to Put Over Big Deal lated that railroad union CHICAGO Sept one meeting bere bad agreed to cent cut of wages to tbat industry This was called a feeler In union cles and brought denial Girl Held as Accessory in Quadruple Killing ANN Mich Kelter 35 was boSEd to circuit court far trial on a i of beine an accessory after tbe of murder to tbe ing at her examination this before Justice Jay H Payne Miss Keller was tbe Smith convicted slayer a life tern to tbe Michigan prison t rested tbe night Smith tbe current depression can grand warden and during tbe current ert Taylor Columbus grand speed in Chicago Judge Samuel Trade tain of the guard Thatcher lives la Canton O I See by the Classified Ads That a 173 acre farm 2 miles from Duncan Falls on Improved rood Is for sale at a bargain price or wiU trade for smaller farai It bas everything Including timber coal on leased and Is an ideal stock and grain farm with lots of second bottom land Tbat you can buy peaches a few from at per That if you are thinking of ting down a water well or thing along that line the ads wUl furnish you the nances of the best men for that kind of work That an experienced girl wants position as maid or will for children References furnished If lumber of different sizes Is for sale Hundreds of people depend up- on Classified ads to supply their wants Read them have everything to gain and nothing to lose Story of Blonde Figures in Trial of PORTSMOUTH O Sept The prosecution rested late today to j the trial or Maurice J for- mer sheriff county charged with falsification of his expense counts la connection with the trans- of prisoners to and from state institutions Since the defense tas summoned only witnesses case ably will reach Use jury of three men and nine men tomorrow witnesses including Ohio and Mansfield reformatory KILLED IS ACTO CRASH O Sept 23 W Jaccb 28 Port Union ler county was killed bere tonight when bis automobile crashed into a traction company freight He was a son of Jacob ST former known held and talks were made to as 8 a m wu Railways Not and 10 ana iv Body and Fender Co a- Reduce Wages speeding John iesden afraid a blonde woman accompanied tbe fonner on trips to institutions attorneys said hoped to prove he employed Hoxle Miller blonde of W Va as a guard to accompany and that her expenses were paid legally resigned during an i Investigation tbat resulted In bis The Weather and cooler Thursday and Thursday night Friday fair witb slowly rising temperature Cooler weather sections except tbe extreme within tbe next 24 hours Except for showers Thursday ing in portions of tbe middle Atlantic and north Atlantic states and local Thursday afternoon in Tennessee and tbe south Atlantic states generally fair weather win pre- Drug noon Fuel Brothers Grocery OK m- Bailey Pottery and plant 130 m- ij m- Baker Ball besides reduce the wages Wednesday Sain congratulated tbe tte success of its drive and wen pleased with tar be greatly deplored night and David negro convicted aad sentenced slaying of two boys near said smith's bloodstained was found to ber She is being held at and two court one wbo can put over a WoA business deal at this time deserves tbe Of and help of court fendant of lower wages FORMER BANKER OX TRIAL CINCINNATI O Sept Herbert Dorger former assistant ler of the defunct Cosmopolitan Bank I and Trust company went to trial day vail Thursday and Readings by 5 a m VA Tl m tn would rove to be TO FEN MT O Sept Romans former of tbe Morrow Cou Farmers Mutual Insurance Co ington must serve one to rears to Ohio penitentiary for of tbe company's funds tbe court ruled today Who Said You Can't Sell Piano tbe beavy located not GETS WEEK-END IN SSmTON O Sept 23 GIbbs 38 father of five children was sentenced to spend each Saturday and ing while intoxicated stabilizer of business ana tbe during a period of t Tbe Lincoln park was ctb employes and he noon hour ed in forced the omers to He on toe out tbe casb armed tbe entrance ox outside in an t erted rhe was saM cant sai ner Classified morning this ad appeared f could be ot and good was gomg and to continue nary maintenance program to the very first who inquired about it confessed bave been by on bis brain war be proof the DISPERSE MINE ATHENS O Sept ett and pickets who blocked 4 p m 81 6 p 8 p m 78 10 p 12 midnight 74 Sets 631 When you bave exchange it pays to Phone 17 and from grand Jury today in 10 a m 12 noon 2 p m to the Mine whom be lac a tor to have   

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