La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 16, 1929, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE Ha dnmur THE WEATHER OREGON: Ftttr . tonight ni Wednesday, not maeh change an temperature, Macerate awta'tea winds on -the e&aet CITY EDITION VOLUME XXVII. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE, ORE. TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1929 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 223 itwittng YAKIMA MAN MEETS DEATH IN CARNIVAL Harold Eugene Reed, 29, Crushed Between Cogs at Elgin Last Night. HORRIFIED WIFE SEES ACCIDENT rn.. rt,7 T7,n..Kr -IJHueu.y uluiis many ui Evening, aS Company; Was Making Ready for' Opening Show. While his horrified younsf wife was standing nearby, Harold Eugene Reed, of Yaki ma, was crushed to death at Eltrin last nieht between the COSTS of a nion v-SO-lOUnd The friaition of the war debt accords t iK lo ninhorlttitlw infonmitinn to the dentil or the sou of tile Im ,Hr nv,yhi Xlnmen : America ami Greut Bril.tn. "relwrf W The Observer today. , coirs rolled over his abdomen. crushing it and breaking his back, Death was instantone-juo ous. Mr, Heed, who was connected with another ride of the C. II. Wrightsimm Carnival company, whs helping locate lighting trouble on the merry-go-round and was oh top of the amusement device. Some-j how or other he fell into the cogs, according to reports received here. Hesides his wife, a email crowd off carnival people and Klgtn residents were on the gro-md, but no one could bo fount who saw the atari of the fatal rail. Several, how- ever, saw the- cogs grind the young nuia iu ueaiu. i tie ucciuunt. uc purred between 7 and fc o'clock, j Itrinj; limly Here, ilis broken body was brought to. La Grande Uwt night and today is -at the Hnodgra.vs and Zimmerman inortuaiy, ewaitmg funeral ; tir-i-ange-meata. Mr. lined, whose home Is tu Yakima, ha. I been in the carnival business -jtnee April of this year, joining the Wrtghtstnan company about three weeks, ago. The car nival, which Is a small amusement company, was just preparing for the opi-ning showing in Klgin when the tragedy occurred. Mr. iteed, wiio was described as an mi other Interested Im Grande people, L(MmuiHsin does not wish to dis arouud good man." in correcting jft Jre tw the airport to greet hurb the jiresent roadbed this wiu mechanltat difficulties, had gone Aht her. In view of the large amount of onto the merry-go-round a f.w A- N'lon. president of the traffic that crosses the mountains ni!n:itej previous to see if he could 1 L ,,l,,n -nt' chamber of com- '(m.,1K that reason or the year. fin-I what was the matter with the me"'e W(,,lt ! Pendleton this) j.rom tVlover to ihe Grande Ughtint;. Itoril tit MmitAiUl. Air. and Mrs. Heed were married : about n ne months airo. lie whs born in Montana on May G, I you, and was L'! years two months aml'Broeac nationally known aviator. nine days of age at tho time of-, death. The eat nival is loeaii d back of the si-rviie statloa near the drug store at Klgin. : i NO TRACE OF BOYS ON WA Y TO WALLOWA A si ttry from Portland pi Ind-d j in yesterday's issue of The Ob-1 server t ha t iitn rtd out w it h t he J t-eutem e: "The west stilt hold i its Utre." fdioiild have n tid. Iot a! police AvppKf"ml t,n Jt charge of sale of j couver barracKs. an army post say. "The Wallowas still hold their !f(iuor, plead guilty In the justU e since IS:, might Im aban lood lure." "f peace court this morutuu. Judge j and tin frfty officers and n- The story had to do with the fart JJenham fined th defendant j listed men garrisoned titer, moved that Sam Itlarliwt ll. H. Htartt ;( out 3Mt ad costs. to Km t Lew is. Wash., was wtig- i'ioiii Salem Sunday morning for Tne tttHe against tieraldine gested hie last night, by HHgadier Pendleton to become n cowboy. ymith, charged with towsesbm of jtinral James 11. Iteeves, eom This morning, a police officer from nor. h to be held over until the j man-Jan!, in addressing tim cham- . .s.ilciH. ho was traveling this way mi his vacation, conferred with lo- ca I officers, saying tnut Sam actu- uily .started out for the Wallowa country, wlere Im haa some rela- uves. Aim wun am, was a nro- I titer aged IS. The brother tins! light brown hair, a fronl tooth j gon, wote while corduroy trotis- , ers and a sweater. Sam had light j V "'?t "l,,r "Iname of Uom No trace hud been found of .ihe two boys this morning. i Quality And Price Aid Candian Wheat VANVorVKH. it, 'AIM Quality and factors that have enabled Puna- illan wheat l completely supplant the t'nlted Slates product In the Japanese market, Tettchlro Shoda, .rHlrt.nt ,.f (!. XI,,,,,,,, KI.H.r Mill, Company. Ltd.. said todav. He f in Vancouver on a tmtr f Inspee- tion which will take him to the wheat centers of anailar United States and Kurope. WKATHKH TObAV 'Sa . m. 14 above. Minimum: h2 above. Condition: clear. WKATHCU Vi,STi;ttlAV Maximum a 2, minimum & Condition: clear. WKATMKlt 4LI.V Ifl, Maximum Hfi, minimum 55 ' above. Condition: partly cloud J. Poincare Victor In First Clash On Ratification Vote of Confidence and Cheers Greet Him on Question of Postponing of Debate. PARIS, July 16, (AP) The Poiiifarii government was victor ious in its first clash with the op position on the ctuestion of rati fication of the debt accords today, I receiving 3U4 votes ugulnst 23S on question of confidence. The vote was taken on a mo- tion introduced by former minis- t lMula Ml.in nsU1,1B for QRkinff for nonr ponemont of debate on mtificu- -a- - Premier Poincare opposed this. and, limbing it a matter of con I fide nee. demanded an immediate vote on the Marin motion. Poincare Cheered Premier Poincare was cheered Jong and heartily in the chamber of deputies today as he finished i his four-day speech favoring rat All tho deputies except the com ermiuamstic ovation to tae . pre- u"i m oi piiuKtr stmuu mler. Tho 'ovation was for Poincare the man, more than for Poincare, the premier, however. The premier recalled again the address of Herbert Hoover, at To ledo, then secretary of commerce, in which he explained the money was loaned by American taxpay ers, therefore. M. Poincare said. tk ' . . the JsKUe ,.U)e rf(,(t nij)t bp 1o pmim tiu, Yo reparu- Uons ,(lan hlRhl nt CJiref)ii wnfU of th(, expcrtH tH,h. f(jre. slght an(l thWr gooU intentionai Goodwill Plane On Way To City This Afternoon The goodwill Oregon-built plane 'City of Portland, was seiteouiert umvB in J,a uranue at 3 o eioeK tills afternoon and shortly befoi-e to arrive In 1m Grande at 3 J he Observer went to mess, a deie- "" oi enamner or commerce hamher of ct i1';'""1. "Im "merH. as wen as ' flelais and members. ". 1H", L V . l" "'Honde river canyon. m im putac. n. vi jstr nmnuger of (he i'ortiand rcnmor or eommeree. also is passenger. The pilot Is Vance f AftPr 30-minuie stop in Ui Grande, the ship was to be flown u "ker where it will spml the evening, returning to Western Oregon (nmoirmv. The trip to Kastern Oregon was ort gl na I ly sched u led for a wee k ago, but a defective gas tank neces sitated postponement. C 1 I V txnM MP m m rl 9300M0 And Costs Joe 8amuelson, arrested over tho srn or i'tsmet Attorney !Jari eim, u is reporieu. . VfOSpCl MlSSlOfl Plans Announced rhe mt. h Mghf houye Gospel mission in reoi ga nized under I he 1 mission, according o ann nmcement tbi mornhtg, and tht evening meeting-, which had been held in a tent during the last week, will ie In the upper part of the Harris buiMbig at Ktr and Monroe. The tent was damaged by a windstorm Sunday night and it wun taken down. ( The two evangelists. Mr. Hansen f.. July It? fund Mr. t'nrlson. will continue the price are thCfCVening meetings on Friday night. I meeting each niirht thereafter at 7:45 o'clock. COUIltU JUtl Elltpty j xr j U)le Itl 16 iCai'S For the second time- in th last 11 year?, the 1 uion county jail was empty of prisoners yesterday afternoon and a telephone call be fore la o'clock- thfc morning re vealed that this condition still ex isted. This Is the first time since JpSKe flreshears has been sheriff that he has bail no pi Isoners to care for. Co art house employes recall fhat years ago, when the county jail was empty at 1 o'clock one after noon, It received four prisoners be fore! 5 o'clock the same day. it wa. also learned this morn ing that the city Jail, also, is cttnpty. Police t'htef Clint lynes said that only one meat was erv- ed in the jail 3at week. STATE WILL WIDEN ROAD TO MELA Highway Commission to Open Bids on Project at Aug. 29 Meeting. WILL ERECT NEW H1LGARD BRIDGE . - it Grading to he Done ThlS Fs With SnvfaHncr Scheduled for NeXt Yanr T?mnro sav I t ivv w Rids for the widening of the Ku meiaf- H ilga rd sect ion of t he Old Oregon Trail highway arrows, the Blue mountains will be opened by iho state highway commission at the August 23 meeting, accord- This project is one, thai has been on the highway commission's pro gram for some time and has been urged by Kawtern Oregon as the most important Improvement from a standpoint of safety In traffic in j this section of state. The canyon road between Glover overhead and Kamela has been considered espe cially dangerous with its narrow roadway and many curves. This new work will provide for widen ing this stretch as well as the rest of tiie highwlay down to iiilgard. Include Xmv Hridge The job will fnelmle a new bridge, according to The Observer's Information, over the Grande lionde river just below Jiilgard. bids to be opened later. ', Additional Information r ing t ho project was secured t his morning from 11. ti. Smith, division engineer, at ihe It Grande offices. The present width of the-road is about 2fJ feet and It Is planned to make the new roadway from 26 to 30 feet wide. c Grading This Fall The grading will be done this faii, work to begin within 15 or d(tys ttfter th contralto are .it lB miii, "There will h a 2G,l)Ott yards f gsading in the job. ( of-tThe mJrfaeing will carryover Into m,x, year. as the state highway many of the curves will be eliminated, provid ing practically a straight road. The weather condition this fall will, of course, have much to do with how much work Is accom plished before the winter. ARMY POST MAY BE ABANDONED Vancouver Barracks, in Use Since 181D, Uncer tain as to Fate. VANCOrVKlt. Wt'isiu Jitty Hi I hat Van- (At1) The possibility ber of commerce, General It upbraided the city for attempting through fedefal legislation to gain eontroi of a narrow strip of laud separating- the barracks fjoni tho river. The cily plans lo erect a iine of wharves ahiug the ;drlp of land. The oiflcers, tleneral iiseves ex plained, make their homes near the barracks and would not care to be situated near a Hue of dorks. Me also attacked the city for hut ting a street through the barracks and for attempts to ho plot another street. tienelai Ueeves declared Fort lA'uls. with UG.ftoa acres of (Continued on Page S) Spain, Italy And Sweden Make New Protests Against U. S. Tariff Bill WASltiNfiTtlN, July 5G CAP Kpain, Italy and Sweden have sent additional representations to the statn department regardiog Ameri can tariff prfposais on behalf of the respective governments and trade nisorhttitm. The communications, made pub lic to-lay by th' senate finance committee, noted exceptions par ticularly lo proposed dttiy In creases in ihe house bill on steel products and cork and general Im port r. from Italy. A note frftttt the Kalian ambas sador declared If congress adopted the bill as pw.e by the hottse f "direct effect can but only dim- inish itatys purchuses of aisrictil- turut products and other raw tna- ierbils n this (Americani market and conseiuentiy Impair Italy's ltt - ternationai economic position The Spanish ambaaador who rt. Modern Dances, . Dress, Divorces, Movies Deplored: Father Gregory Finds . Auto also a great Prob lem Father Sander Raps Birth Control. SAIvKM. Ore.. July, IS, AP) Shows and movies which appeal to the senses, immodesty of dress of the women, sensuous Hteratur. crime advertising, the- modern dances, drinking, company keep- "iS am close acQuaintanceshlp, ',c tvoree evil, and indifference in religious matters are anions u,e problems youth is confronted the Her. Gregory Hobl, O.S.B. of ,0t'tlam1, f his address this aft- crnoon before the national con- ( vent ion of the Cuthollc society of America. "The theater, the shows and the movies appeal to the eye ami charm the young men and tho yomiif women. Many ate tho shows t ha t send poisoned sh f ts to the depth of the soul of the tin in which we live is a material and sensual age. it fle-ehristlanlaes the spirit, said Father Gregory. "Th? beauty which the movies depict so appealingly is unreal and de- cvlXiSf ' What remedy may be propos ed? Abstention? That Is impossi- j Me. Constant and grave warnings against the delusive character of ! evil shows and the steady vigil-! ance of parents and pastors must 1 be invoked. ' .M ; "Immodesty of liress" "The immodesty of dress of wo men is a, constant moral danger t) the innoeenee of the young man. A good woman la naturally mo dest J t is an encouraging sign hat christian mothers aro bimd ng together to remedy this shoeliing evil. "Our modern dances harbor great danger to the innocence of our young people, Entirety forbid them? Jt seems to me that this cannot be done but Saturday night dane' and those before holy days should be sternly Inter dieted by church and parental ii Hi hnti i if im fit f,' t i. t. . fi I.rn.. who la nuHior of om f th !iti-o-. ,0lvrest Xtatiinlte jairishe Sn Portland, t i''ftvors liam'imn i v0t,nff people must have t- creation and relaxation. What I sportn and relaxations rontd be recommended? It seems that onr notional sports, such as baseball, gold and college sports as a rule are clean sports. "The automobile const if uies a great pi-oldem, eiipeelaily siiuii the advent of the evil spectre prohibition. It is said that gas unci moonshine do not mix. And we must also say (hat we have learn ed from experience that moon shine and auto outings by the un married are most dangerous iu the vry concept of morality. The consequences of this said experi ment of prohibition are simply ruinous and ehjfiy to the young women of this country." Father Gregory also rapped th; eh fid lu lio r ta w s w h (e h he ca I Is "injurious and despotic. Itaps iiirth tVmtrn! ilirth control was termed a re turn to the pagan philosophy that makes of plensmr, md Brvunt. but a god. by llev, Louis A. San der of MeMlmjvHSe, Ore., In hi Hddress on the "Uignity of Moth erhood," this afternoon before the JItth annual convention of the na- (t'otitinued on Pago 4) Navy Airmen Safe After "Thrill Itide" Pii3iAiH;i,PHIA, July tfi. ( A i ' y Tw o navy nfrrue n In udetf y " their !iiiJfu- ri iii-)Mii) tiU off du trlng parachute testing fflghtH at the navy yard field her. ft took a bit of adroit flying by Commander U, W. Krleksoi t i bring tho disabled biplane down, ifls observer, f.. S, Williams, madt . 1 1 . 1 1. ., r ..i.. ti,.. . - . . . , . . f th This lightened the tail of plane, permitted Krieksfm to right ft and, with his companion float ing down in the "chute," the pi lot spirit hd and jockeyed his way to fhn field. eently St!bt(tltte(f a Hfe fiom hi- government threafeitfttg "deno.iu cctitent" of the commercial modus vfvendf between the Cnifed State an I Spain hotd certain hfW ra?e be tidop'ed deefare, n a ! s'tpptementaf memorandum f bar Ithe proposed Increase in duty on j cork was "(treat entfttKh to dtte the consumption of this article, n,r!4 . tn. The pjaae had Va-eo up Kpafn's principal export to thes, hours. The pilots, Pnrib'tt I'tiited Htates sinee ihe Industry , Hfepbens ami l-'ted MeKloley, will try io rind a cheaper wil.Kt t siriitri n oo't. at &: . m. fty ftife and the Hpaninh expoitinsr jI)if (( efi," bttsfrtes wilt thereby be markedly' Injured." j HOPHTON. T-xh. July i!. A cofomunbntlon ftom fhe Sived- t f Af'i Th "ifotwton - filfi'ut j fb mlffdr transmifted a protest: ' frorn the HedJh frors Master's as- j Hociatton ilertarlnK Ihe propowd ; Increase In duty on hollow drill steef waa "wtufcafertt to an em- j Ijuiko" as fi.r us Sweden was ton- corned. r GRIM NEW GUARDIAN FOR COAST ii--- ., - I I ,. . . : VA- 1 1 x I Truck Plunges Into looo -Foot ; Abyss; 12 Dead TKGi'CiGAM'A, Uotitt u rrt Jly 1. A1 laughing ami happy at the end of a perfect day's picnicking, eleven Homlur aa high school girls yesterday went to their deuth when tin i truck in which they were riding ; crashed Into a thousand foot abyss near Kttueo, a. few miles from here. ! Twenty-two were hurt, mnm seriously. The driver, Litis Medina, was iviiiett outrignt. pttvanop uor- ieto,. niinlKter of public works. sriafisly iniured in attempting to reach the bottom of the abyss to aid ! extricating ihe bodies from the wreckage, Vhe class of ghla had been to a dancing and playing native games. making they piled onto the tructt for the trip back to Tegucigalpa, ty seatmi about the edge Sf the U with thetr feet hanging over 't( man; truck its otlges. Uiwas not known exactly what caused the truck to go over the shin of tho road, but it wiirf thought, possibly 41m? driver's at- tcniiou was distracted momenta? J ily at a dangerous spot in tit. road by their laughter and gaiiy behind him, Tho trngmfy rwhclmed tliis capital with gre f Manv f the girls wert from well known fam- au5MM vvttu r'veH from the gusti ilies. Ail theatres and concerts tin l!,nk which had been opened were suspended and natioaai " permit dumping, attempted to Hiowrnlng will bo deebmid for ihe funeral day. Freak Kittens Horn In Oreff&ft MAKKMKM, Ore., July Hi, t A P Kit tens wit h f ore pa ws pe Kemhiing hitman hands are the latest addition to iim uorhl of freaks. Mrs, Itoy ( 'ederstrom of faoH hay today told of tho birth of lour kittens, each with their Fore paws flattened. Wome, she said, have many an four "Hits gi-Fi;" and each has a sort at' thumb. Other than walking with tbn fore feet fit a peculiar manner, tin-kittens are normal. Mis, Ce dent tram nuhi. SCOUTS CIV EN AN EVENING OF ASTRONOMY T'y scHfs of Kastern ffrcgmi, j gathered at Pump Phy east of i!n i ion for t he second I a-day period of emnp, were given an interesting i . ..... vexing of astronomy last night with fr. fiay Murphy, of f.n Grande, as the instructor. Jr. Mur phy, who is an iiitej-entfd student of astronomy in his leisure hour;. I spoke of the stars, planet ami the I m'!l. However, before bis taift. i he h id the hys hk it the moon f trough a three-inch telescope. diifet-ence between Htat'tf ami pianetH and the srlentfJic Jntpor aijce of this faet, Joltfi Klliot Alhm thef Imyf In a song "Sitting Around the Casnpfire" and then when tap't were sounded, the boys sang ihej scout song. f JJr. Murphy ! et it rned t 1-a firaride later last nii,-bt. Endurance Flier PasH 29-11 our Mark HAN KttANftKCo, .inly ifi APj l-'uei and other Mippiie'v ete transferred to the endurance , Jitotmjdane Htn i4'titn'ieo shortly i ralte o'eloek thin mot niws, At jadbtr City." atfentptftiit a new endurance refmdlrtie fllttbt record, lapd' d In a fbdd oiitheuKt a! the Houston airport todny. The plane had been in the ait less I ban 2? hours. Joe i'thtm and Cilemi C, ioouds were the pilots. Here's Cnrfe Sam's ecwest Pacific coast defense gim, gi ftiutt ftr I S- inch pht-e. w&cH is to bo stationed at Ieleia Ar mih, til. The Imge iuiiiiMi is It ran no mtived any.here aloiiff tin? eoa-stal liacs fa ease of em- t rrjtjwar. The tm t-i Si feet With its muiuit, it refKf ISO. COO posKf is, t is part ef tlto army's coast artillery oniiHaiwts. j RELATE DETAILS OF PLANE WRECK ' r '- her warning to Chinese author- TH Fafffl Aft-Amnt hvlHka seteure W Slanehurlaius L . V . AttemPt of Ihe Chinese eastern railway. P(i2Sh Filers tO CrOSS Hatred of the white guard ele- fW.m T?j?c llftofU JtORTA, Azores. July SS CAP i Major Caslmir Kubaiiu pttinfuHy injured himself, tried hi vain to roscu his comrade, Major Lutfwtfc itUtltowsiii, from thctr burning ivhme- th Mucahat rthmdRkL when n cmhed on Ciraetomt Island Knt- urday' night ending a trans-Atlan (jtt venlnre, The fUSt complete aeeonnt of the mfum(,.mR tPrmitmtlon of lim two olMj iwmtmt attempt to ny fmm Lp Horgel to New Vorfc t.M lvnn . ?ho AulMi,i fr imhiy hy R wf(nm. ona of thoso save the Hves of, bath ttlrmettr His narrative revealed that both Kubaln and idxikowskl were found W" nsJfe xtwtU' ltaw'hiJi Wfl f f wn tn, CT I inear the. village of Bania ; Crux. mpearett to broken, and so pinioned beneath him he could not be extracted from ihe cabin before the gasoline tanks exploded and set th plane afire. Aifimpfetl Itescne Tlwwp altempiing ihe rescue be-r Ifeved IdKilurwsfcf was already dead when finally the advancing flamea "wtue mem etai. ttmiiiiii, ijgm- ( " lttU Hm pflln. 11 virtual caul dron of flame for one last effort imt the. crowd held him hack. Major IdxikowskTs body was not removed from the plane until day break Sunday, a military guard afamifng by all night. A eeremimi ons funeral was given it Hunday afternoon at 3 p. m. The Pilsh training ship Iskra arrived at Hanta t'rux at S p. t. Sunday and the body was with drawn fmm its vault and place! ahmrd it fr transportation to Po land. The Iskra wiil bring the body and Ma.fiF Kubaiu to Htta. Maim Knbala.s condition hs eaused no anxiety, lie received painful i jades ttt llw hectd. It was jwst after 7 p. nu hrt.al time f3 ft. m. K, H. T.J Httfttrday jwhej! tftl. fdg gray plane appeared over i (Hfesisea, ro one was note , to indicate a sttitalde iitnding plaee. j Crashed Tlimugtt StijKt Walt Th plane suddenly descended tu n field a few mfles from Sitrd;t Cru and the village's entire popu lation rushed In the fcjiP, finding it. npwide dffwrt. ft had crashed through a law stone wall where ., wing was caught, awittgittg It tirofmd and capsizhtg ft. While the resetters worked there wat tt ferrlfte expf(Hiott, the free of wtib-h threw the roa-uecs to the round. The plane immediately caud lire and several of the rescuers (Confirmed on Page 4 wff flffM J . H A W Sf FOR MIWTING OF OLD CLUB f ST. PAf-r Minn.. July 11. f AP'J The i;mt titan's club, oricartlxed ii years rto by lit! members of j H emrt party first Minne-anta vf i unters. wili bold Its attrtttai ditt- I nee tn--1 Ktrmfwy; but hnt ontn was it joynua bamptet wiii ie thi ; old no n, ! John K tintt. fi. tVfer a. Mwl. f tl, and tmries l,m tLvmmU ST. arc all (hat are left ft ihe "im company, Titls year they are dirt ifjjf at ihe home of Crofi's daugh ter. I rs (jUit days the fl nivts were held at tii inn in KHliwHter, Mfrttt,, hot rw the jr(rv'ivm's have beetmie toft feeble to rsrahe tlm Journey there. frt the eeaie,- of tho table Hun dry nisbf ttftt I the bwttte 0f tttae v,hi-h was obluined at the firt Ky Kathetiriic and which 1 to be Kid iy iiie iat living tiiettt - ber to drink a toast to his dc - parted cotrrrades. The dinner is h hi cat-it year In (he CnlvetBiiy id tho HaUic yf Hull itttn. Ultimatum From Soviet Russia Held No Bluff Newspaper HllltS Semi- Omeialiy at Possible Action Love for Peace not "Absolute NANKING China. Juiy IS AP An official spokesman far the national government stated this afternoon; thai his government considered th strained relations between Kuss&t and China over Bciur of tho Chinese eastern railway wouid be seated without great dtmeahy. The Nationalist government Indicated that a reply to Mow cow was being drafted whicit would bo smt within - a few days. MOSCOW, lair !6, CAP)- JJt- f spite a general eatm. in lb linn- slim, metropolis after yesterday iitass demonstration: sgamt "tit in- $ esa l-'ascistSr'1 the mom! pr&vailtns totiajr in official -circles as welt ftij frt warseia centers showed plain-' ly that Uussia was iu earnest lit believed to be rtcittngr the thiese io atttt-Hnssian acts ag gravated Rusptttn resentment at wrtsare of the- milwayand exmil- Kuiiy taUzitv; Uvo grave1 5n- teraatianat eampiieations likely f to sRsue front any determined tuilitary inuve, tho responsible r CommaRiat teaderahip as well as nuthoritative narter r deter-1. mined to dispell IdeaS aboard that I Hnssia wiil ta peace was based I ehlefiy on fear and realisation of economic weakness. Hint t Acftntt i he sewspaper tsiveitm, organ i of the central executive committees cotameattas this morning on ih& , mass demonstrations, at Moscow and throughout the Soviet uuioiv hintK aefl -off If tally at the aution Kusi,ia ,might take if a satisfy tory is not Wess to note a ihi "Our love for peaee ia not abso- into and is- not urvifmitiJd' th itewajsaper remnrkav "Mefeadlnif peaces we simuHan eously defend the work for wbic& we ara ready to give enr ait. But if we are forced to expend our socialist toil in other way thft the energy now coneentratlnjf ou reeonstrnetion wtit Jorm a ttren foundation for resisting titc vloi Btors of our rights. "Wa adviso our enemies not on ly iit Manchuria but throughout t.hlna..not ontjr ttt tho east hut throughout thw west, to hearKa to ihe voice of Soviet ItusKia. "As for those to whom the nolo of Jttiy iS was addressed,, let them after baring; the storm In tht HovUff union, xeaiowaiy ie-?e'd one diplomatic note and Its mini mum demands, in the face of tho menacing force awakened within the confine of the Soviet union, they aught to comprehend the na-; ture of tha reply due at Moscow' not later than lh dais given." C'Ottm'NtKTH AtTIVK AMOW Kttkien, China, July AP -American missionaries were informed today thai communist t roof had occupied t he ma in i tne mvmonm tatmage jcoliega, and the mission residence fContimted on Page -f Find No Bodies In Wreckage Of Two Buildings MOKTWMKUY. Ala,. July (APJ No casuaitiea were appar eat today from the ciipv of two merca rrt fie estahhshrne nt, T ho worker?, however, eoatiatted tal friff sway the debris to guard MKainst a chance that any one aa entombed in the wre-cksKc. Heveral persons were injured, onty ibr" erfotriy. and property dumage estimated a $i?Mf w caused by the t-olfapse of the two buildings iunmitsx iim frttlfock Whnft company and the Piait Mtnoliatt department sinre, (bit vtre(vfj 7 1 Jt f r;o per so ot ww ia ihe baihiinsa whn ib wail buektcd and c&iiapsed yes terday stw, The serbMifdy iaiared v.er i !eore fiet'rueby, and tvo tie- invest iiji(tin haa lwen Hhuil by eft y ji nd rottm y of f h ia U int trttse of th collapse. Portland Ulan Hurt Near Baker Today ttre., Jty i fAP Aiherj iiaiiier, Portiaad teai ctitt maiu was In a hospital here ttdny trecverittB frtm iavti-tes sttffcreti ,ln an accident in vnhhh bin atit- Jmohiia struck a fewfne on a hih- t wav near here. The botve vtmst hitti and the attbrmohiie wrecked. ' Haiher rweived deep eaU on Iris ib - ond and hands, tt took Utm two hours t get t a hwsplfai, and ai- though he sttffercd frm hunt of hhmd hht condition wa not con- sidcreii serious today. , FARM BOARD ORGANIZATION IS COMPLETED No Indications that Group Will Have Hearings in Near Future. KAMING OF FINAL MEMBER HELD LP Disagreement Among Wheat Men Causes, Hoover to Delay Selee tion of Eighth Man. WAKHIKOSOK, July 16 ?AP Ttio aeteetion of a representative of ihe wheat grewing industry far thev federal i ar m board may re utve from two to thre week-- more stmiy of avaliabie apoirstees by Preside-nt llosver. Drganizalien work wa cemelet ed by the farm board today with formal rntltUmUon of in& seiectsss by President Jtssver of James. Ot Stone, of i.exiitgtor Ky,t aa vice chalrmnn. Ahxander H sgg& of ChScsgSe representative ef- business, tha chsirman of tb board, had ih& m&mheis together eariy for anoUisr long aesston. The board is meeting; In execu tive jsesslons end! tticrre ta rs Sn dicaiion that l will jea lis doers Cor hearings tn the neap future The president is being; delayed in the selection- of this member1 st difference of opmtejn ninong ifea es- . . , , . . boxful time he wttl finaiiy find a- man acceptable to aib lUrnrtt Held Cupabftv . Meanwhile, wiils several men bers who have iiad experience is gfstis mattteting President Hoover feels that the beard is capable cf ahead with Us preliminary program. t he rfrsngrevrment among tin wheat men lies between those wb art1 interested in organized whea yooist one important form co fCasitiilsd 4ih Page 4- KING GEORGE PASSES GOOD NIGHT, REPORT W1NHON, July ia, (APi Sucli anxiety as ta tha eotidttioa f ' King George which; remained: sf ter yesterday's eneouragins re ports on the- operation performed w an sddi- ikuiai favorahis btiUeUft frost feto physicians this morning. 3 lis majesty's foar doctors visit ed him In the fareaoait today att found he passed ai restful night. They reported: thejr wero satihsd wltev tit geaerai state of his health and the local condition for the treatment of which yester day's operation wa nerformed. i fiuring the mornins the Prince ef Wales came over front York house and stayed some time a in palace. ; TODAY'S i NWFlO.VAr, JEAfirK RAWS t tt.ff.Fl. rtrfcairrt. S 33 t- , Philadelphia $11 t iifttteries: Mabne Cnrlson Cven ' and Taylor. Hchuttoj 'WIS lmKhby tiettsa and fuertan Ivt. . n.H.B, Pitishurs t 1 Boston 4 & K;tf.teriesr IVrama ami Hax fjreaves Smith and Spohrer, Ht. iouis .... S H 9 N-.v York & T X fiatteries; Jahaacs and WllaEoraj Fiirsirmtuons avsd liostaiu first tiamer Cirtcinnatt 1 ti it 1 ttrooktyn- S ff Ra 1 1 er i f s : f -?Ka a ad Oesch i 'Vance and !rberry. Kef ond fbuner R.tt.E tttwfnimtt ..,. ? 10 2 IfrookJyn ,3 ibvtteries: Kixey and Kuitefarth; SioFfim. Mom and Jtenttne, , . H. ii. H. Vsfeitistn , 5 3 2 , S S 5 Chicago . . Hatterles: Thomas, iEadt and Itstei; Adkina Tfeatnss, Weiiand. I?as?aa. McKain aad Iterg, imrmnr. tniy is fAtn Bsba ltv?th hit his ist home run nf tn swton in (he third inning of day's 1 Nit rdt - Kcw York jjsmft Hath was th& first batter tt? fnes Vktor yorrel in th third. PlilLAIKiPiiiA Jttiy iff fAPIt tlhaek Klein smRslnis Phiiadei phht tm'ficidec, increased his lead fnr the mattr ieasne hojsta mn ehamphmship retchinjf Perce 5la- tone for circuit blow tn the first and the foitrtit inniniKS of tadaya Cnh-ihiily same. The twa drives ran Klein's total for tne aeason to i3. :""