Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - March 29, 1933, Zanesville, Ohio I Always First The Times Recorder Always Fair mx NO 74 OHIO WEDNESDAY MARCH 29 1933 warmer Thursday showers to Take Recess Six Weeks Expect House Today on Beer Control sr of Motor Vehicles m and Race Track ting Bills Passed County Recorders Four s Clerks Extension BUS O Max 28 A recess to begin Thursday six weeks was decided on leaders of the general tie leaders prepared a begin the vacation at indications were the rould be in session all of night Present plans call to reconvene May measures among them the 6 give common pleas Judges to suspend sale of fore- perty until February 1935 to be acted on before the members of the house have 1 to revolt unless action m the It has lower branch but has re- the senate judiciary several weeks Today he house judiciary with the beer con- to get It in shape for a arrow in the house the senate today put the on four other of legislation ise by a vote of 86 to 37 s to legalize betting at e tracks and the senate highway patrol the trans- bureau of motor vehicles secretary of state to the and the I or county recorders bills now are ready for te signature Term iate also passed a to terms for county sent it to the house The rks and recorders bills also r extension of the present those officials to January light developed in the he provision extending the rms of the county clerks n to Page 10 Kease Seafaring Men Regard 3.2 Beer as Only Near BALTIMORE Mar 28 IP The who go down to sea and drink ale in Liverpool stout in Dublin and lager in Hamburg have a callous slant on the beakers ahead beer If you ask them is worse than ing It's downright sissy Said Captain L O Baerentzen of the Danish Anna Maersk That sort of beer is near beer to a Dane Real Danish beer has a alcoholic content of nine per cent The maximum for lager is 14 per cent Captain John W Kendall of the British freighter City of Bedford has been sailing the seas for 41 years and drinking English ales equally as long Any standard brand has at least six per he commented and until you laddies can serve thing like It I'll go thirsty in more Iver Found ield May Be rder Weapon itill Search for Scene ital Slaying of Woman SDS O- Mar 28 A Iver believed by police to weapon used to kill Mrs 25 was found in a he outskirts of Columbus gathering greens picked rolver Police said the gun powder smoke indicating en fired recently gard was shot to death a hospital last Friday pierced by four bullets was ier parked automobile to a section was located about 20 a lonely road and police might have been thrown The field is a the hospital where Sirs as last sere alive if fields and wooded areas was ordered today on he woman was killed i In her car Vengeance as a possible motive for today after Coroner E Mrs Haggard son criminally assaulted as red Police now believe disarranged the victim's Ith a view to clouding the that suit of bean left at a cleaner's i the death car was parked when police were made by grease for the murder also were attempting to Haggard's purse and hat e missing from the auto- i valuable ring on lier however and to abandon a robbery is In plain clothes funeral today might appear but City Councils in Ohio Getting Busy To Legalize Beer Zanesville One of First to Pass Emergency Follow COLUMBUS O Mar 28 The city fathers In all parts of Ohio were out the big erasers to make legal anti- beer laws conform to those of the state They moved with renewed energy as the house took the 3.2 state beer passed by the senate last night and gave every indication it too would have acted finally on the sure by late Wednesday Some cities however never have had local laws Canton for ple went dry with prohibition and any modifications effected for the will react there But Youngstown Lima Akron Marion Warren and many others may have to rub current off their statute books if beer flows there on April 7 and after Legal heads at Portsmouth and ledo were wondering if local repeal or modification would be necessary Some contended state laws would municipal Cn this theory Dayton civic ers contended repeal of the dry nance would be unnecessary As in a number of other cities Dayton's regulation prohibits sale of ages of over one-half percent Must Hold Election Have No Candidates WICHITA Kan Mar ley Center a little town of some 600 persona 15 miles north of here must hold an election next Monday though nobody apparently to bo elected The time for filing as candidates has come and gone with still no names on any ticket for public of- fice But the county attorney has ruled the election must go on A mayor police judge and five councilman apparently not wishing re-election must continue In office the legal opinion said until sors are chosen and qualified Hold Suspect in Brutal Murder of Brooklyn Child Girl of 6 Is Assaulted and Strangled With Her Skipping Rope NEW YORK Mar year-old Barbara Wiles was criminally attacked and then strangled to death with her own skipping rope today in the basement of the Brooklyn ment house in which she Within three hours while 100 uni- formed and plain clothes officers swarmed through the neighborhood looking for the slayer a man in his early twenties was arrested as he shoved his way through the excited crowds around the building Hours later he still was being at police headquarters and no announcement was forthcoming ex- cept that he had been to explain his recent actions The crime was committed within two blocks of a police station and within a mile of the cellars in which two other Brooklyn girls one 5 years and the other 6 were slain in the last year In the last two years six Brooklyn girls none older than 7 have been attacked in hallways or basements Only two lived An ironic phase of today's case was that Barbara herself unwittingly furnished the rope with which she was killed Senate Quickly Passes to Give Work to Jobless Men Early Approval by House Is to Act on Federal Aid WASHINGTON Mar President Roosevelt's to put men to work In the forests swept through senate today without even the formality of a record vote and sent to the where leaders oast its approval tomorrow The senate then prepared to take up tomorrow if the chief executive desires the second part of his broad unemployment relief to create a fund for direct grants to the states Tills broader plan for aid to the swiftly was approved by ths senate banking committee earlier in the day a dissenting vote The necessity for its quick approval was somewhat lessened however when the senate adopted an amendment to the reforestation measure removing Johnny Walker to Serve as Zanesville Playing restrictions on relief funds already Passage of the Roosevelt loix measure marked the fourth of the president's emergency measures to get through the senate this session rhe others were the banking economy and beer bills Oilier Steps To Aid It is only the first of a series of steps planned by the chief executive However to relieve the nation's lions of Jobless In addition to the creation of the relief fund the president plans also a huge public works running to about and probably liberalization of the law under which the Reconstruction Cor- makes loans for public con- struction by states and subdivisions Tno senate tanking committee will begin study Thursday of a by ator Wagner D K Y to permit loans by the corporation for all deemed needful and in the lic interest Under the passed by the senate today the president plans to create a civilian conservation corps chiefly en- listed from the unemployed in the big Turn to Page 10 Mease Emergency Relief Loan of to Ohio WASHINGTON Mar 28 ft An relief loan of granted Ohio today by the Ec- Finance Corporation ho money Is to be used In 22 al subdivisions during April Cuyahoga county will receive the argest slice of the will be used In and and the remainder In suburbs the A total of will go to ornery county of which will expended In Dayton Springfield ill receive alcoholic content But this technical lem finally is solved Youngstown's thirsty may have to stay that perhaps until next November The Youngstown city charter mits referendums on legislation petition of six percent of the voters the city might not have beer until after lie November election though no dry leaders yet had an intention to ask for a on repeal All clear of their own local lems and just waiting for the lature to pass the state legalization measure were and ky where emergency legislation ready lias been adopted Similar legislation was being drawn at Toledo Columbus and elsewhere As at Cincinnati these cities also were studying the matter of ing new tax laws Yesterday afternoon after she and a playmate a half inter- in the rope had finished ping Barbara tossed it into the cellar of the bouse in which she lived so she could get it quickly when she wanted it This morning Harold Wiles the child's father went to the nearby police station to get his dole of a bag of coal He Is an unemployed mill worker While he was gone Mns Wiles sent Barbara down to the basement to bring up her younger baby carriage After the child had been gone for 15 minutes the mother went to lock for her In the dim light of the basement she saw a still form The skipping rooe was knotted around the child's long iron spoke had used to tighten the rope and make death more certain A burlap bag which police later said the slayer apparently had Intended to use to hide the body lay nearby Emergency respirators physicians adrenalin and squads with five tanks of worked over the still figure for two hours and 10 minutes be- fore they gave up attempting to re- her Buzz Wetzel General ager Signs Popular Star Last Night Fuel was added to the Hot Stove league lire last night when Johnny Walker one of the best ball players ever to cavort at Mark Park signed a contract to serve as playing ager of the club in the Middle Atlantic league during the 1933 season This does not mean however that Buzz Wetzel will sever his connections with the club Wetzel will serve as general manager and will handle all the club's business including the signing and releasing of players Reinstated Monday Walker who formerly played with Philadelphia in the American league Monday was notified of his ment in organized baseball by Judge of the catching When not the bat I'll take care of first base The former Athletic joined Conni Mack's club as a catcher but filled In considerably at first base with the Zanesville Greys he ed as a first sacker but on several en donned the big mitt Native of Toulon 111 Manager Walker a native of Tou Ion 111 joined the Zanesville nine ago and has been a res Reformers Plead Guilty To Burglary Branham president of the National Association of baseball leagues Walker was made a free agent him to sign with any club Two teams in the International league claimed his services and because of this he was declared free I'm going to give a hustling ball declared Johnny after signing the document last night I expect to get into condition as scon as permits most Important Meeting on Flood Prevention To Be Held This Evening With G H Maxwell Permit Partial Reopening Of Closed Banks WASHINGTON Mar government decided to penult partial reopening of closed banks of 15 Tries to Extort Cash From VIrs Lindbergh Judge Decides Youth Had Read Too Many native Stories AKRON O Mar ffl boy accused of attempting to extort from Mrs Charles A Lindbergh by writing threatening letters will be placed on parole be- cause he is not a bad Juvenile Judge Oscar decided day He just read too many imaginative the Judge said after a ing for the Peanuts closed doors The court expressed the wish that the lad's parish priest would consent to have paroled to him Meanwhile the boy held in the juvenile detention home Postal Inspector Ernest D Claggett said young Marcella a high school student whose father Tony Marcella operates a store and filling station near here admitted writing two ters to Mrs Lindbergh demanding blackmail Neither of the two ters however reached the wife of the famous aviator The first was inter- where the conservators In charge be- lieve it can be done with safety This step was token by Secretary i while the banking of the senate sent to Attorney eral for a report on all penal laws now In effect pertaining to banks their officials and employes and government banking authorities The Information was asked for use In drafting stricter legislation The committee asked also that come before It Thurs- day to make recommendations on new laws and to discuss general conditions Tho Increased latitude granted con- was continued In a tion Issued by under the authority of President Roosevelt's bank holiday proclamation To Take Steps in Securing Place on Federal Flood Control Program Meeting in Chamber of Commerce Auditorium To Be Largely Attended the most Important ings in the history of southeastern Ohio will be held at o'clock evening In the Chamber of auditorium At this time steps will Boycott of Jews Is Declared by Nazi Germany Move Called Defense of Nazi Party Against city Propaganda BERLIN Mar spectre of a nationwide boycott against Jews hung over Germany Three Bandits Rob Bank at Gallipolis Escape With in Cities MEDFORD Ore Mar reputed members of Jackson so-called good government congress pleaded guilty today to charges of burglary in connection with the re- cent theft of more than ballots from the vaults of the Jackson county courthouse They were McKitriCk R C Cummings Sexton Mason Sex- ton and C J Connor The cases were continued for sentence Banks organizer of and his wife Edith Mar bandits cleaned out the First Bank here today and made their getaway The loot was mated at practically all of the cash in the institution It was the first bank robbery In the Gallipolis Searching parties sent out soon after the holdup men drove away In an automobile reported tonight that all traces of the bandits had been lost on the outskirts of the city cashier Clyde who checked over the bank's loss alter the holdup said only lying in a drawer had been overlooked Ordered Mar 28 cent cut Ja the salaries 01 t officers and nan permitted under tie ordered Roosevelt Jo begin day until June 30 the present fiscal year What be taten at that time chance has taken ic cost of living the So save the this year Llewellyn A tho H Banks were arraigned on first de- gree murder charges for the slaying o Constable George Prescott and were given until April JO to plead Shaw Seizes Opportunity To Be Rude to Actress CITY Calif Mar of George Bernard Shaw's characteristically caustic remarks day left a star movie actress In tears and briefly Interrupted production on a movie set where he had been visiting The actress was Ann wept after tie Irish playwright had hazarded the that a play o: his In which she once appeared was a piratical performance Miss said later that It was an uncalled lor bit of rudeness to an organization which has sincerely admired him Tor years It cut to the quick she She The men were young and dressed their victims said Four of the bank's stalf and five patrons one a woman were held at gunpoint and herded into a vault The trio then scattered about the bonk scooping up loose cash Their dash outside to their car attracted no unusual attention but a lew moments afterward Cashier Ingels returned from lunch and discovered the hold up He the prisoners and notified Those who saw the auto asserted that It was a large dark The bandits were believed to have been the same men who registered and stayed all night at a Gallipolis hotel but the registrations were declared to be fictitious Joseph Moch president ol the bank said the loss was covered by insurance Plotted Murder Of Mussolini Prisoner Admits Intent to Kill Italian Premier ROME Mar police have in a man they announced today has confessed he intended to assassinate Premier solini last Monday The man was arrested as he was loitering in the Plaza di Venezia on which the windows of the premier's offices face The authorities said ne had a gun in his pocket The prisoner Is reported to have said also that he originally planned to go to the Ostia airport March 18 the day prime Minister Ramsay Donald and Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon of Great Britain arrived for their conference on the Mussolini plan According to the police authorities he intended to shoot the Italian premier there as Signer solini went to greet his visitors but later decided to make the attempt in front of the premier's office He no resistance when he was arrested and the police say confessed freely He was described cs being from the north of Italy where he has a wife and family Angelo who was picked up under similar circum- stances armed with a pistol in the Palazzo dl a vear ago was shot In the back by a fascist firing squad eleven days later His was the sixth well-defined plot of the convicted head a bombing gang which plotted the premier life was ted at the same time that o put to death dent of this city since He is in business here operating a restaurant Both Wetzel and Turk were highly elated over their success In getting Walker to accept the position when managing the old ville Greys presented Walker to local fans In 1924 Wetzel will now turn his attention to executive duties He is in touch with a number of players and an- in regard to the of the club will ie made from time to time Training activities will get underway about April 10 Minister Solon Is Criticized for Bribery Charge Guernsey Prosecutor Also Censured for Failing to Investigate COLUMBUS O Mar Caustic criticism of a state who bad alleged ha was offered a bribe to forget a he introduced was Included In the re- port of special house committee day The committee reported it not convinced that a bribe was of- and recommended any further investigation of the case be placed in the hands of the Guernsey county prosecutor where the alleged was made The Rev Forest W Hall R o Guernsey county who made the charge of bribery was criticized toy to Burrls room with the Irs Lindbergh and samples of his wn handwriting He quickly con- essed Claggett said I don't know what I would have one with the money If I nad got be boy was quoted as saying My ather will kill me though he ears of this the Guernsey Campbell fo Says y Woodin i ORK MAT Not is of the new say no JJT of it and a by a F G Await of currency ess of dictionaries the the f TMj Tiy IMS justify I he tif fft with the f- the I See by the Classified Ads Today That of Is lor a loan at Bank Robber Suspect Held at Athens May Sell Beer in Dining Cars on Pennsylvania PHILADELPHIA Mar 28 Pennsylvania railroad officials said today they are considering the sale of beer In dining cars If It can be done financial loss when the foaming beverage comes back It be 21 years next July since beer and liquors banished from the of the system Tho return of tie former lanns pretty good auto Is an- nouncing that a be with tAf used cars That ir you lo fia an sulky cultivator w In touch ATHENS O Mar man giving the name of John 30 of Cleveland was taken into custody at near here tonight by deputies who today ScM up the First National at Gardner said lie man admitted com- In toe holdup Ic which tooS and They In an auto- That you yew Tow ross your pend on what action is in 33 states which the traffic department the watching the enactment of tion In these states II It 5s found that state lating the licensing and the of win permit the dispensing oT beverage on tne trains without a loss Pennsylvania railroad officials said the sale will be resumed to datc passengers sharply for having failed to the affair earlier and for the man ner In which he permitted the de tails to become public The commit tee also criticized prosecutor Willard failure to recall the grand jury tt investigate the charges to January Mr Hall startle the law maters when he charged on tho floor of the house that Ed ly of Cambridge had offered him 81 COO to forget his which woul have reduced chattel loan rates The offer he said was mad Jan 7 Prior to advising the nous of the alleged offer Hall told news about It The committee report calling at tentlon to the lapse of time betwee the alleged offer and the report the house said In further o the fact that Mr Hall revealed tb Incident only after he thought hL was not receiving the tion which he wished for It couplet with Mr Hall's apparent Inability relate In a chronological and cor manner the details of the bribe offer the committee not convinced that a bribe was of by Mr to Mr Hall a claimed by the latter The committee concluded that 1 view of the fact that Mr Hall ha refused and still refuses to file a affidavit against Mr shield Ing himself under the of thus Indicating In the Icn of the committee a lack of fait In his own charges the recommends that the house taie n further action with respect to sal charges but leave the and determination thereof th proper authorities of Guernsey coun tv This course will leave up to a court of competent Juristic tlon the safeguarding of the of all parties Including the righ of tho slate The Hall was by a hou committee which after hearings on It ordered action postponed Shortly alter the charges wcr made public entered a nial held f arrested Sn aa Albany he was to register Aliens this noon and two companions wwe forced to Into lir the of A own car That there 35 a place lor small acreage 30 from Dresden road Uwt to STO iot cm Coal Eun road first to foi of Use now these f southeastern Ohio The Weather Fair with rising His companions reported have pone lo warmer TO OPEN O- Mar 35 The state tanking the ol lo resume Immediate and the Citizens oT capitalized to Jry the state Mar A WM today to who pleaded not guilty to in on a charge ing hm wife 25 operator of a Mar 28 sor M Bush wss totalling today A F One of the suits Tho in the region and the Ohio Tht weather will ter fair but the eastward advance off the western will be at- lay in toe Ohi ana the lower bec Wednesday or will In the Ohio western lower 40 thf result of an auto last declared srars suffered by a ol marriage The by 5 fl -9 p m T A- m 36 S p in W s 8 32 W 10 p m 2 p m 43 32 38 rises a m Sets 6.53 p m Ja be token to gain valley a place In the flood control program which the authorities In Washington are thought certain to endorse The meeting is at- tended by representatives of every organization In Muskingum county including service clubs civic fraternal societies school teachers the Ministerial association organized labor church societies members and all others inter- ested Representatives from other towns and cities in the rawas watersheds ore also expected to attend Including Marietta New Philadelphia Dover Coshocton Massillon Canton and other cities C A Bock vice president la charge of the Engineering Co will arrive in Wednesday neon Ho directed the engineering In here the second at n The first note addressed to Mrs at Delaware New her to send the money to Dad at tlie Bluebird Inn a ouse near here Signed with a rude skull and It d Mrs Lindbergh and her family ncl bragged of a gang of 30 Jt as mailed here Feb 27 Next the lad wrote a note to C S hung over Germany the project and night with publication of extensive ln the development work here detailed plans by Adolf Hitlers Nazis He the meeting Wednesday Dad Burris 75 a recluse living at ie Inn saying he knew the old man nd received the money Alarmed turned the note over to police hen said Burrls had the boy rite Mrs Lindbergh again ng that she tell Burris she knew he as not involved In the plot Burrls any part in the affair police aid Detectives late last night took the There he was two notes to to clamp down the lid on all Jewish business and professional activity at 10 a m April 1 In 11 points the Nazi followers were advised how why and when the cott would be inaugurated like a blow Unless the government prohibits It no phase of Jewish life judging from the proclamation issued at National Socialist party headquarters in ich iMll be spared Jewish merchants doctors and yers will be targets ol the campaign as well as Jewish children to whom the Nazi would bar certain professions and even would prevent extensive attendance by ish children In the schools Publication of the boycott call as a surprise as the newspapers had insisted It would not be Issued until anti-German utterances abroad had cooled down The of the boycott an- at Voted Veteran And Athlete Dies Will Bryan Former Taken OCEAN PARK Calif Mar Will C Bryan 82 soldier pioneer athletic coach died at home here today Born In Ohio Bryan was awarded a Con- gressional Medal of Honor for antry la action against the Sioux at Powder River in 1876 Later he won renown aa a foot racer He lived for many at Denver and after retiring rcm coaching and athletic work in a number of universities went to Santa Barbara and later his home here In 1878 Brayan helped organize the Southern and Western leagues At the age of 61 years he won a gold medal for every ber of the lire department trained track teams at the of Pennsylvania from 1892 to 1897 left there to go to western and later shifted to George Washington university Prom 1907 to 1916 he was connected with the Colorado School of Mines and In and 1909 was president of the Hocky Mountain division of the A A U Capt Bryan moved to California in 1918 sad the following year trained the University of Southern nia teams He took a similar tion at the University of California In 1920 9 o'clock this ning Indicated that the left wing of the Nazis had temporarily tri- over the more moderate wing of Chancellor Hitler and Wok minister Among the deft leaders are included Joseph propaganda minister mann minister without folio and Hans Kerri president of the Prussian diet Tonight It was impossible to fore- cast whether the government would Intervene Mass meetings held in foreign tries it said have not made the lot of moderate members of the easier aa modification of the boycott movement or its prohibition now might be construed as bowing to foreign pressure The call for the boycott was set forth in a long communique issued from Nazi headquarters In Munich end entitled for the defense of the Nazi party against the atrocity janda O Mar J 32 and poult farm enrol DTC here to to have Coroner Oscar and deputy sheriffs to murder theory British Officer Did Sell Military Secrets Mar of one of the strangest cases In the annals j of the British armed services eluded today in a finding of not guilty on three of the 10 charges against Norman tenant of the Seaforth Highlanders of selling military secrets to a foreign agent No announcement was made of the decision of the court martial con- the remaining charges but military custom made it clear that the findings wouW be other than not guilty Otherwise they have been made public The case now lo higher authorities Jf the decision Use court martial -ire consumed by the army end approved by the the wsr will announce the penalty to be This may several days perhaps Ohio Would Fit In With Reforestation Plan Mar witli of acres of is in a Won to plan proposed by State mund snid today wild he had not of the ol the but he was ly would Fifteen Die in Crash in Belgium British Air Liner Falls in Flames BRUSSELS Mar City of Liverpool a airplane of tho British Imperial airways burst Into names and crashed today near Essen Killing IS persons every one aboard her The cause of the accident not definitely established The ship bound from Cologne Germany to Croydon England by way of Brussels had stepped at Haeren airdrome here only a short time before the crash One explanation advanced was that cne or the three motors exploded setting fire to the plane Witnesses the great ship dropped like a rocket She loaded m a farmer e field Apparently foui oJ those aboard jumped for their bodies found some distance from the It appeared that the others had been burned to death Twelve of the tims were passengers and three were of the crew There no Americans aboard He attend the meeting Wednesday night George Maxwell to Be Present George H Maxwell nationally known soils and flood expert arrived in from Phoenix Ariz Tuesday morning and will lend aid In flood control He will be in this city for a few days and on either Friday or Saturday will go to ington D C to further local inter- ests Mr Maxwell stated Tuesday after- noon that the matter of securing flood relief lor looks Turn to Page 7 Army and Navy Anxious About Beer at Posts One Corps Commander De- for Want Legal Advice WASHINGTON Mar army and navy paused In their cuir ternary chores today to debate the engrossing topic of whether posts ships and stations will be permitted to have beer on April 7 It be- legal for the nation at Questions at headquarters got no direct answer At tie war ment It seemed that legal advice might be sought from the Judge advocate general or maybe from the attorney general of States himself At aoy rate Secretary Dem had not had time to jet into the question At tho naw Secretary Swanson planned to talk it over with the chiefs of the various bureaus admirals and others before deciding anything Maybe even then be would have to put the question up to Roosevelt So thirsty doughboys and gobs con- marking time and There was much to their hope down Army officers pointed to the banning from military reservations all beer wine or any Intoxicating liquors Now Is 3.3 beer under prohibition beer as defined in army Navy regulations since hibit all alcoholic liquors those for medical use from ana shore stations Is the 3.2 beer an alcoholic Meantime Major General Johnson Hagood corps area commander at Omaha Neb Into feis own hands contrary from VETERAN ENDS UKE O Mar 42 died at the National tary Home here today Irom a slashed threat His homo was Muck was a World In Pa war veteran Federal Regulation of Stock Issues Ohio in with the lieve that he over the head find i-o of a strug gle about the flitch In -w-as lOTTid CINCINNATI O 23 The Hamilton County National of o announced that V B Bottom oJ the bans till A Turned Ww of un ses a m p m jts at rtf men in the OAK United States v and Is to tx the on Sw be available Jw the had Sow Could be Vsr indicated there be off the te a project p xf fA If plan WASHINGTON Mar will congress io throw the cloak ol word to tne Washington he an- that army poets under Jurisdiction could have beer even in drv Kansas High ment kept silent subordinates eyebrows at the general's step- ping out of Hagood Brigadier General A J mandant at Fort alley Kan raid beer will not bo sold there until a specific ruling Is made by the war department Government Control of Oil Possible WASHINGTON Mar of the oil Industry at the governors conference tonight were thlnfclag of the example of lann the government to step In and order to their otic A committee of 35 lor of regulation new issues In the lora of a general blue A giving federal trade authority to force complete publicity of transactions and to aid In the of unnecessary end lent Issues will accompany a message from the president This Is the first in Mr program to protect Iris A second regulation the It will be advanced M congress shortly Tbs security legislation Is the of arid Ss on the outlined by the el has town laid the of the Mr today meeting that lasted two the major companies and seme of the independents talked over tne i themselves day their con- witn parleys Secretary The committee had the task ol rawing up a program designed to oil production and but nightfall the plan tentative QV VICTIM Mar An- other added t-o lor the March 15 65 native of dird waa injured by a at Los Angeles the IN O Mw T anil r again cut rich asd In a try In cf rf auctions 38 O Mar C H PCS pleaded not 1 charges oT when in court Both ty a Jury 01 charges of the Morris Flan teani of which was Miss
