Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - March 25, 1933, Zanesville, Ohio w r Always First The Times Recorder Always Fair rOL XLIX NO 71 OHIO SATURDAY MARCH 25 1933 abor Sharply Plan To Aid Jobless harge It Smacks of cism and Sovietism to Regimentation of Workers and Proposed Ratio of Pay WASHINGTON Mar nt plan to enlist men In a civilian conservation ps apparently was scheduled ht for extensive revision by con- ss alter organized labor had de- It as smacking of fascism and a form of ot the blU was predicted chairmen of both house and labor committees as they con- led Joint hearings on It today but re was strong support among of tne two committees for I of the essential of Flood Damage Further Abated Ohio Beer Is Redrafted For Sixth Time reach flood stage at of Home Of LOUISVILLE Ky Mar Fear of heavy flood damage along the i somewhat today as the Ohio a rise cle and the weather bureau at I Washington said the Mississippi would i not reach flood stage and Helena Krk At Cairo 111 the weather bureau forecast the crest of the Mississippi would go but slightly above flood stage by March 28 The Ohio and Mississippi meet at Cairo Residents along the Mississippi near Its Junction with the Ohio had ed a severe flood when the Ohio's crest empties Into the Father of Waters after having caused heavy damage from Its source ell through the Ohio valley More Than 3.2 Content Worries Solons Farm Relief Meets Opposition In Upper House Is Called An Unworkable Scheme On Tax Price of Farm Products Suggest Sale of Near Beer Be Permitted Only on Licensed Premises COLUMBUS O Mar Bound six was started today In the battle with the beer Five times before the senate ary committee had turned out a It thought meet all re- In permitting Ohioans tc et parched palates along with the est of the nation April 7 But today the committee admitted he still was not la shape for assage and members grappled with t In the sixth and what they Confesses an Attempted Extortion Plot KANSAS CITY Mar sun Moore ex-convict land former clerk In the bureau of and engraving In a today confessed an attempted extortion plot against Mrs Jacob ander Washington and sas City society woman Trapped by postal inspectors who followed the directions Moore had given his Intended victim for the ivery of money the former convict pleaded guilty before a United States commissioner to t charge ol sending an letter through tho mail He was held In default of band for action of the grand C Andrew W Mellon Again France bees Serious Blow To Peace Plan WASHINGTON Mar efforts to change the ad- I farm relief inter- Meetings the smooth flow of halrman Walsh of the senate com- velt through congress came ee called a meeting for into today In the senate committee As an answer to the opposition George N Peek of HI an- nouncing his appearance as in be- half of Secretary Wallace told the committee the velt should be passed and breed powers given the secretary to cope with the farm problem John A Simpson president of the National Farmers Union later d the administration proposal as a arice fixing which would not give he farmers half the cost ot tion It is Simpson jd It would guarantee the con- umer can eat the farmers bread and cutter at less than the cost of duction The president himself meanwhile watched Intently the progress at the It said at the White House that there is no Intention of cm any unusual number of new workers to carry out the proposals ol the administration measure bu that existing agricultural would be used Senator Smith D S present ed a substitute som senators privately intimated might b acceptable to the White House This would sharply curtail the plated grant of power to Wallace bj to begin the rocess which he predicted would s several days and delay senate sideration halrman Connery called a of the house committee for s said he would submit a i proposal which he outlined at House conference lay night but for which he failed obtain President Roosevelt's Organized labor's opposition tie was expressed at the Joint hearing by William Green of the American Federation He said It provided for regimentation of labor in peace s and would demoralize the s wage levels regiment labor in Fascist In Hitler Germany and Soviet ia he said waving his arms for basis but It seems to me the t of America Is not In favor of regimentation of labor here do It in a way that Is to with the spirit of labor work but let it work and freely Against It strange contrast to Green's con- on the constituted a form the committees were by a Communist leader Herbert amln that his organization was Turn to Page Nine Please cal Folk Are Planning to Sell Legalized Beer rBe Handled m Hotels id Restaurants in Near Future V eliminating a section of the admin providing for acreage through agreements with pro under a modified version o the domestic allotment plan senate agriculture commute substitute ate also the proposed licensing le on distributors seek to the tax to provide sufficient revenue to land from production by leasing it Tha administration proposes processing tax sufficient to lift price to the average level for 1909 1914 and to raise revenues for vh payment of extraordinary expend Incurred by reason of the Lukewarm Reception i n British House of Commons Is Held Ominous France Makes no Secret of Fears of Alliance Flood Relief Is Discussed Friday Columbus Meeting Citizens Are Promised Operation of Governor White A number of citizens from towns in the Muskingum and drafting Thus with the legislation expected o reach the committee again next Monday afternoon hope for early assage paled and even the optimists encoded final action might not come Before April 3 Home Angle Meantime a new angle was ed Into the discussions with the hought that the problem of home drew may ba a pertinent one for en- after 3.2 beer a legalized Since It was argued the brew to be approved has been said to be non- what Is to prevent jons so disposed from continuing of alcoholic content in kitchens and At the same time it was pointed cut that near beer to which the thirsty have turned these many years likely will be forced out of existence with the return of a stronger product The proposed Ohio law would sub- near to contain ess than one-half of one per to the same levy as the 3.2 concoction Under the new regulations licenses would be required to market near beer or any other cereal beverage with alcoholic content adding further to the difficulty of selling the currently popular light beer will be sold only In those establishments ted to sell the 3.2 Though a mounting mass of hoped would be the last re- valleys were in Columbus Friday they attended a com- with Governor George White regarding the devising of flood in the local watersheds The meeting was held in the Neil House and it was the unanimous de- of the committee to go ahead with their protection general project Plans were discussed for promoting the work and Governor White promised the delegates his hearty co-operation Fred Haugh chairman of the work project development commission pointed recently by the governor to promote President Roosevelt's relief clans was present and pledged his operation in bringing the project be- fore the president C A Brock of the ray Engineering com- cany of Dayton was also present at he conference Those attending the A P Hogge Charles L Beathard H C Littick and Bryce C Browning of this city Harold Schramm and Ueno Hoag of Marietta Frank Coulson Bufus Brown Dr Lewis Mark Biter F W Cochran and Harry lips of McConnelsville Edward Thompson of Senator W G Nichols and Kobert of New Philadelphia T J Haley of Dover F W Justus of Massillon and C A of Dayton PARIS March quarters saw a serious blow to Pre- mer Mussolini's four-power peace plan today in the reception accorded by the house of commons to Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald's nation of the project and In the re- of the smaller powers to ad- journ the disarmament conference until after Easter Some French quarters took the view that the Mussolini scheme had been temporarily shelved This interpretation was based on the assertion that the house of com- mons gave a cold reception yesterday to Mr MacDonald's explanation the refusal of the small ers to adjourn at Geneva was looked upon as a solemn warning that they would not be dictated to by the Big Britain France many and Italy Keep It In League In government quarters it was said events had Justified Premier Edouard acceptance of the lini peace plan coupled with ence that the scheme be kept within the framework of the League of tions The French position has been that in the league France would be able to obtain sufficient support among the smaller powers to combat any threat of an bloc against France The government was pleased with Private Citizen NEW YORK March drew W Mellon private citizen now after serving his country for 12 years camo back to America today glad to be free of the cores of public office But although today was his birthday the erect former dor to Great Britain made it clear ho has no thoughts of pursuing an inactive life Back in Pittsburgh he has a ness which his family and close friends with assets above the mark even at 1933 prices Banking one of his chief Interests throughout his business career is one activity he will be unable to engage in under the law for two years ex- cept in an advisory capacity Gigantic Meteor Seen In Southwest Brilliant Display Disintegrates With derous Rumble That tled Doors Windows AMARILLO Tex Mar gigantic meteor lighted the skies with awesome brilliance In five ern states before dawn today and with a thunderous rumble that rain Sunday clearing cooler Trade Concessions Only Way That Downward Revision Of War Debts May Be Had Publisher and His Wife Indicted for Murder MEDFORD Ore Mar 24 tfP A Joint indictment charging Lewellyn A Banks former crusading newspaper publisher here and his wife Edith B Banks with the first degree der of Constable George Prescott of Medford was returned by the son county grand Jury today Pour other indictments were re- turned by the grand Jury today Mrs Henrietta B Martin president 01 the so-called good government which Banks organized was Indicted for riotous conduct as was Fitch and O L vanwegan E L These charges grew out of an attempt by the three to whip Leonard Hall Jacksonville tor for a reference to Mrs Martin In his paper C H Brown secretary of the good government was indicted for alleged against a bank Constable Prescott was shot to death two weeks ago when he at- tempted to serve a warrant on Banks at his home what was termed the pacific tone of Chancellor Adolf Hitler's speech to the reichstag yesterday but ces to friendship with Italy stiffened French fears that France would find herself facing an bloc in any four-power grouping with England acting as umpire The language Herr Hitler used was well received here a Direct Grant of Federal Relief If Necessary leaders insisted tne measure will still be essentially the same as j Would A V C r t the original draft 1 t T Starvation by Long 1 erm government spokesman said The responsibilities of power and the advice of the rattled doors and windows ly disintegrated on its earthward plunge Persons In various localities of the north Texas plains region the homa panhandle southwestern sas southern Colorado and New ico expressed the belief that the eor or fragments of it had fallen nearby but no reports had been re- tonight of the finding of parts which may have struck the ground Two nlr mall pilots of the Trans- continental and western Air Line ing near Amorillo and Albuquerque N M had uncomfortable close-ups of the heavenly visitor I thought it was coming straight for said who was ing at feet over Adrian Tex We were at the same altitude A moment after the dazzling light flooded the sky however Coyle caught sight of the meteor's deep red and bluish tinted tall and saw It was north of him He described the meteor as shaped like a with OI power aim VA the German foreign of- fiery fragments whirling away from ile they are somewhat up in tional economic emergency ilr concerning the method of jg It many 5 are planning on having beer on us soon as is legalized la this a canvass of hotels restaurants places revealed Friday i purchases of ment and supplies have by several Fulfilment of s only awaits proper legalization i managers of hotels I Friday that If their guests id beer they would be in a co serve same as they do and soft drinks se hotels are well equipped to beer to their guests and all modem coffee rooms which can to the purpose with bu umber of the downtown are also preparing to handle after the has taken final It was Friday They expect to serve tables to their customers at imes or any other time ie day or night None had an te plans formed officials may take some action the distribution and sale T In It was jund the municipal building This will be done as soon 5 legislation legalizing Its sale Is settled This B brought up before city Its meeting Monday fiber cities throughout Ohio Is are preparing to modify old nces prohibiting the sale of beverages and to pass new rca conforming with state ras authoritatively stated this that Cleveland capitalists were city Tuesday conferring with ncr resident of Cambridge for of reopening the old brewery Another be held In near said last ments is accumulating leaders insisted the finished measure j the original draft License Commission i Briefly the provides for a state commission of seven members to be appointed by the governor at a year and expenses Senate ation tae appointees only four of whom might be from a single cal party Is The group would be vested with power to rule the manufacture and sale of beer In Ohio with an iron Under the commission the 3.2 per cent beer would be sold in draught form at restaurants hotels clubs Bond Issue WASHINGTON Max 34 fice to use restraint were apparent French Army Shield Prime Minister MacDonald in his explanation of the Mussolini project to the house of commons said the small European nations need have no fear of the scheme The conversations at he said amounted to this that now while It is perfectly plain to body that national life is being re- vitalized in Europe the four western powers should meet before they might be driven apart and try to remove by negotiation the dangers which I noticed that an extremely bright School Bus Auto And Truck Tangle Two Pupils Injured When Bus Overturned MEDINA O- Mar school a truck and a passenger auto- mobile figured In an accident on the highway today in WHICH two children were Injured and more than a score ol others ably escaped serious harm tangle occurred the truck end the automobile drivers ed to pass the bus which was ed on the roadside waiting for school two miles east of Medina Late today Justice W P fined D W Reynolds of ron driver of the and costs for passing a school bus and con- a similar charge Thomas Buebl of Toledo driver the passenger car pending the ar- rival of counsel All the vehicles were headed In the direction the crash The truck and automobile drivers applied the brakes too late The truck smashed bus In the rear and relied It over in a ditch children were badly shaken up and some of them bruised Ida and her brother Thomas 15 and 17 years respectively knocked unconscious by the Impact and were to community hospital The other children tween 30 and of were able to so on their way after the first aid treatment by physicians and parks No reference Is made in j the tentative draft to sales to minors end It might be sold on Sundays and election days WASHINGTON Mar oy President Roosevelt is prepared to WOuld have to be met eventually direct federal grants to how states and municipalities if scry to prevent human starvation Determined also to balance the sided government budget he Is going to ask relief funds for the crisis through a bond issues to be paid OTer a period of years president believes that if to meet be given as a relief Pacing a charge of destruction of property during the recent Cleveland cleaning war Harry Weiss j rendered to police today He recently was given a suspended sentence In the bombing of a Perrysburg p dry cleaning plant Anti-Jewish Atrocities in Germany Denied BERLIN March ment that certain foreign ers are printing irresponsible tions concerning the treatment of Jews In Germany was issued today by the Central Union of German zens of the Jewish faith Reports of anti-Jewish atrocities are the statement pure said The central union is an ated society with headquarters in Berlin and It comprises 21 affiliated organizations in the different man states and 14200 local centers The alms of the are given as to combat anti-Semitism and to mote the inner peace of the German people Noted Song Writer Is Taken by Death iw f direct erent rather than a loan 1 it would be Impossible for the CHARGE PROPERTY DESTRUCTION i states or cities to repay such loans CLEVELAND O Mar a nat reversal of the ver policy The direct relief proposal will go forward to congress shortly It is understood there are sufficient funds available In the ion Finance Corporation to meet lef needs until May As for balancing the budget the busy Mr Roosevelt is giving careful attention to that problem now and is confident of making normal ular expenditures of the government come within the total of receipts He not only wants to pay for regular costs but to have some additional for retirement of the lic debt He does not regard emergency to meet starvation needs in the economic crisis as within the scope of normal regular government expenditures and therefore believes it justified to spread these costs over into more prosperous times The Mussolini plan was pre- sented to y MacDonald when he visited the Italian premier in Rome last was vigorously ed by Winston Churchill former Con- chancellor of the exchequer If Europe enjoys Mr Churchill said It Is under the shield of the French army Ee careful not to break that shield fiery thread extended backward from the main mass before it spread out Into the gaseous brilliantly shaded tail which may have been between 50 and 100 miles he said It was impossible to tell the meteor gradually disintegrated or struck the ground Frank Williams was flying 50 miles west of Albuquerque when the whole sky was suddenly illuminated as If some one had turned on a great blue electric as he described it He said an enormous mass of blue light without a tail approached from a high altitude for eight or ten seconds from a distance estimated at 300 miles and then separated Into two a very brilliant blue and the other yellow and flame col- ored The clouds then seemed to Max Frazier Is The New Mayor Of Frazeysburg Council President Takes Place of Late Finley M Fleming Mar Frazler has been dent of the Frazeysburg village cil for the past eight years is now acting mayor of Frazeysburg to that post on the death Thursday morning of Mayor Finley M Fleming Mr Frazier is well versed in the affairs of Frazeysburg and Is to give the same successful administration as the village has en- Joyed under the deceased tive He is a farmer conducting his farm near Frazeysburg while he mokes his home within the village limits At the next meeting of the cil to be held Thursday April 8 Mr Frazler will be sworn in A successor Mr Frazler as a member of the will also be appointed At the same time a president of the council will be named by the new mayor These appointments are expected to British Ambassador No Chance of Something For Nothing Full Payment of All Debts Installments Due June Expected WASHINGTON Mar plea for downward revision of the war debts was carried to the Roosevelt administration today to be met with renewed indications that the United States will Insist that any reduction bo balanced by definite for the restoration of world trade For the first time since President Roosevelt took office the subject broached by Sir Ronald Lindsay the British ambassador in a long Inter- view with Secretary Hull at the state department Hull called in Assistant Secretary Raymond Moley regarded as one of President Roosevelt's closest advisers both before and since his election and there began the careful fencing which the will result in greatly scaling down the four and a half billion dollars which they owe to the United For Economic A state department announcement afterward made clear that the United States on the other hand above all things in the International field the complete success of world economic conference to be held In London this summer The was represented as that upon it depend the hopes of all nations for ending the The American government will em- at the conference the portance of agreements for the re- duction of tariffs and the trade barriers It will place little.: emphasis on the war debts While the administration regards trade and debts as subject to treatment In theory it Is believed by well posted observers that the attitude of the reducing the debt of any one nation will be determined to a great extent by that nation's contribution to of trade The theory behind this it that by sweeping away the tangle of trada Turn to Page Bank President Kills Examiner Fires When Official Reports Shortage In Accounts merge and remained in view for about Okla Mar C Brock president of the Citizens State Bonk of Headrick tonight was said fcy officers to have admitted shooting a state bank iner today Just after the latter had ordered the closing of the tion The banker held in the Jackson county Jail at Altus was quoted as saying I thought I had to In com- menting on the killing of W E est the examiner Ernest was shot In the head as he turned from a telephone after an hour Many were awakened by the brilliance and the rumble which caused dwellings to vibrate The display was visible at for nearly 30 minutes In the form of a huge cloud of fiery gas and at Colorado Springs Colo the lasted for an hour and p half after the ball of fire passed from The rattling of doors and at Liberal Kas caused residents there to believe the meteor had struck the earth ha that vicinity At Guymon Okla It thought it may lave fallen somewhere northeast of meet the full approval of the council members A vacancy was recently caused In council by the death of Fred Glade At that time Paul Benson was appointed by former Mayor Fleming The council members In a short In- formal session Thursday night ex- pressed regret at the death of Mayor extended their thy to the bereaved family Mayor Fleming died suddenly from a heart attack shortly before noon Thursday He was at the Frazier home at the time assisting Mr zler in making out his personal tax return He was writing the name of Mr Frazler and had written Fra when he was seen to fall for- ward He was dead before aid could bo given him meteor faded from his view it ed to be in the vicinity of N M PARK March ana Stults 71 song composer and author of The cst Story Ever Told died in a tures the range of Its Income the president faces a billion dollar stumbling A heavy at existing costs of government Is to be the first move In eliminating this tremendous deficit Reorganization of the departments on a wholesale scale Is counted upon to save about tion of salaries Is looked to for an- other A trimming down In veterans allowances Is expected to a minimum saving ol 000.000 and possibly as much as have found Brock short The only details of the affair en- tirely clear were those given by nett concerning his conversation by telephone with the examiner Miss Virginia stenographer for the banking department who ied the examiner to Headrick from Altus this morning iad Just step- today He had been 111 several Yanked Tooth With Pliers i He was a native of Consider Flood Control Relief Work Ot Some of his other songs rn 101 Ranch To Zack Miller KIRK Mar 101 ranch was resumed of the last o brothers Zack I two court cnJtr BIG PINET Wyo Mar Experiencing an aching tooth Joseph A Hansen Hoback Basin rancher forestalled a sKl trip Inc pair of pliers CUIHC Ul Me Some Quaint Old Ballad O I live You SO Jesus Ohio through Its O lamb of God Still Keep I On and His Mar project or A Duich survives let i 5 Q MIllT and ranch lor ol the domain under ji s i 3935 Txm Issued T to a hospital here by dog Lest night he died Physicians a virulent Infection caused by SJw extraction his life American Is Robbed in Hotel ricans of Fiction Found YORK Mar r that of their weeks led are a frir the snapshot ms of Ifs seen only to ftt met sn ish I See by the Classified That ol and 5 h p are lor trade for garden or Main street used car has wed Uws tor That you can boats built order locally Screr Is the pet ready Hwt w That coll a finish taS at relief commission toward ol Hood control she records and reports of and state engineers for last decades at band I Bowe chairman cf the 50 hear from mayors of March Smcry of Cincinnati to principal city la Ohio rf at Oklahoma City that ieves Pilot Coyle said that when the of the office the shooting occurred Mr Ernest had been sitting at a Miss Doane said He and Mr Brock had been I tell what they said until 1 have to They still talking when I left the bank on an errand for Mr Brock She said when she returned to the Japanese Diplomat Is Asking No NEW YORK Mar Matsuoka who headed the Japanese delegation which walked out of the League of Nations special session on Manchukuo arrived here today on his way home and disclaimed any tion of appealing to the United States because he said Japan Is not a vassal state to America or any other nation A chunky little man with a thick moustache and vellow horn-rimmed spectacles Matsuoka puffed ally on a pipe as he expressed the opinion Japan was misunderstood In this country He said however h Governor Will Not Dismiss Merrill Secretary of State Myers Calls It Whitewash COLUMBUS O March Another broadside was fired In the verbal battle between Governor George White and Secretary of State George S Myers today over way Director O W Merrell with the result that the chief executive refused to dismiss Merrell and Myers cried whitewash Governor White refused to remove Merrell after an Investigation by Banker Mitchell 1 Denies Charge Of Tax Dodging i Counsel Informed Be Tried Any Other Like Action f NEW TORK Mar K Mitchell former chairman of the board of the National City bank wasj indicted by a federal grand jury today on a charge of evading Income of for the year 1929 J Within two hours the was arraigned before Federal udge Henry W Goddard and en- cred a plea of not guilty When April 3 fixed as the imit for making motions and day on date lor will be fixed U S Attorney Z Medalle announced there no delay in pressing the case to Its conclusion At the same time Judge Goddard told Max D sel that this case will be ust as other cases are treated The remark made Steuer pleaded for more time in prepare the defense Neither Mitchell whose ball of 000 was continued nor Steuer discuss any phase of the case as they eft the court room Steuer had said nance Director Howard L re- In n report that Myers charges that Merrell and W D Van Hess highway department auditor were derelict In their were based on false conclusions In a letter to the secretary the governor declared my In Mr and his assistant remains un- shaken I must therefore respectfully decline to accede In your demand for their dismissal Myers then Issued a statement In which he said he had been advised of the expected whitewash made by The row between the secretary of state and the highway director had eit It he was entirely unfamiliar facts Mitchell a gray suit and top coat spoke only two guilty He uttered them in a clear voice while he looked straight at the judge The Indictment charged that chell received a net Income of in 1929 although In his in- tax reports for that year he set forth that he had a net loss Ot In the tax return the er acknowledged a gross Income or more than but charged off the between the price he paid for 18.300 shares of National bank stock and the price at which he had sold the stock to his was on no mission In that tlon Its Inception about two months when the governor proposed the the motor vehicle bureau Ho also expressed the view in an- swer to a question that American relations might bs ed bv the of the from control of the secretary to the highway director Myers charged It was political dead The than ran out of the bask screaming Ernest who had been a bank ex- aminer for 18 years leaves his and two children Brock also has family That there Is JOT MUy on B waving machine and other beauty equipment That you stock to the man uc not to when the weight Sisto to depend upon f tJ I1 lice today that he had been robbed ol Jewelry sit about i cry principal city la or Civil war WAR VETERAN PIES O Mar I one of the youngest of Cincinnati lo actual bT 41 j liU approximately at West End hotel he has been a staying since his recent arrival from Parts Someone his ol lie four pd scon lo go ahead plan of Hood control in of state It said and took among other crUdos necklace a women's watch by So n dia- mond brooch and a number of mond brooches Tho hotel stall In but from JWM time before of tion of The plans will not flood for against jx Thn major be the OWo and In ENGINEER DIES MARIETTA O- Mar onel O Oldster government engineer In of toe marine re- pair plant for the Ohio river died suddenly here today following a heart attack Til continued presence of the fleet In the Pacific at this time he said Is causing misgivings among some people Court To Determine Libby's Share of Millions BALTIMORE Mar more court was asked today to mine what share Ubby Holman Broadway torch singer and her infant will Have In fortune built HP by the North Carolina and -as the stock Mitchell before the senate hiking during Its stock exchange Investigation that he had ed from his at a share the price at which he sold It to her v it move and then asserted there though stock when he In the highway W n was selling on the open mansei Ho specifically charged Van Hess and approved s Toucher made out to tic Ferd Hack Auto ply company la the purchase of parts for highway trucks from the state of Michigan Myers said -a voucher for had been sued at share The contends that the sale nor the repurchase transaction maximum penalty provided w the of conviction Is Four Prisoners Escape from in his report to the governor Reformatory ild he was not aMc to find any j evidence of graft bribery or cor- In the transaction O- prisoners from reformatory near CUT BOARD AND M WOOSTER O- Mar j through an air shaft tunnel late Suit In circuit wort Jay the Sale snd Trust s of be reduced from a semester i tie to and tuition to President Charles The Weather I estate the court to take wills wid construe Involved Tho coun not to Ziegler's Confession of Murder Discredited I 24 Wi Murphy Cincinnati Murray iras ton el ml on witn tnc Rain Sn and rain or the case of In rising but It also was Saturday Sunday and by rain or In east portion Ohio i Lima's they temperature will slowly in wnd of- the At- states Saturday while this OMo valley Saturday night or pave been a in the case oJ wife Anne Cannon from whom he become effective at start of next school year Who Knows construction After getting free toe of the convicts the automobile of Mrs John Mrs screamed they fled The other tiro seen miles the il are for the to estimate the amount of the Reynolds but It 1s to total million share Is supposed to Recorder the always into the rental hospital to from In- ElTom 22 victor as The men through the for more than 300 feet to an 4 oy important was brother capes J of Hie oily 2 m 30 37 p Tn 8 37 30 p 38 37 37 36 35 p m p 3DO I today of at the Fills plants highway In tte and botn W O month 17 Jot ad roids along Ohto are r
