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v NEW VIEWS ' ' . This is a UttJ daily, feature- Of - The - Statesman; views of " Salem people current topics; you'll enjoy it on the editorial page. r W V a THE WEATHER ' Fair - today and Friday, rising te nape rat are, lower humidity; Max. Temp. Wed nesday 71, Mln. 86, river 1 fOot,north wind. FOUISIO.CD 1651 - Salem, Oregon, Thursday Morning; May 28, 1931 No. 53 Ei(Jt-TY -FIRST YEAR UJllllUla. 1IMIIII111W m ALL IS BED TO QUIT Order cf Board of Control With Hal Hoss Absent - Affects Eighteen . . ... ' --. I ki Heed oi tconcmy in Affairs CUed;' Einzig May be Successor. Resignation- of -Carle Abrams. seeretarr of the sUte board of control, and his enUrr staff of 17 employes, waa requested yes terday by Governor j uuus x veT nni SUte Treasurer Rufus Holman. to take effect June 1. Yesterday- Abrams said his etait .nait eamtiUed with, the governor's llaS?LltS,1Sl tender them to the governor s of- I Vrho acuon followed a .ur- V.m1vv tnaatlnr of the board bt I vnini tn which Secretary or , EUte Hoss w beUtedly asked to appear. When Intormea oi the meeting ai nw uobb ; "iieud setuea woij io v" Z I phone. Hoss said ne wowa ""- able to be present Immediately I but expressed opposition to me removal until the governor out- lined the pUns ; f or reorganlxa- tion of the sUte purchasing ce- partment. . f . cmum Keed la Claimed a Basle Holman and Meier proceeded with the meeting. H olman pre sented a resolution - wnicn wn .men adonted. setting forth that the sUte dencit oi raoia than 88.000.000 necessitated im- mediate -economies enecuve through the purchasing depart- meat and calling for the reslgna- tion ot Abrams and bis sUff. The governor and sUte treasurer lm- meaiateiy Abrams was appointed by Got- ernor Walter M. Pierce June 7. 1924. He has served under four governors, including Meier. salary as secretary of the ooara ot control has been 84000. Prior iace again and the fifth hit BU i! annotntment. Abrams was linn, kllllnc him. A sixth shot of the Pacific I Homestead, . published by The c-.n&. Onhltahlnr COmDanTI Of which he wai then one of the fleers he had teen Burnslde hld owners. 1 " lng behind a tree stamp from AK.m"ti laat nlsht that he wham th shoU had been fired. v. n immoHiata nlans but would enloy a vacation tor the time be- . mg. Won't Reinstate Ua la Renort Rumor about the statehouse tardav was that F. W. Poor- man, J. M. Clifford and Frank Meredith, chief assistants to Abrams, would not be reinstated - under the proposed reorganisation tint that atenocraobers and clerks would probably be asked to stay a ft or JTnna 1. Governor Meier announced ibk the board ot control would meet I nama itirims' succes-1 sor. William Einzig, wno bm erVed as a special investigator for GoTernSr Meiir - for months, is oovernor e-ei w,r'a llMrl Tfor thelobl Einzig made .Jment te nOSUtementyesieruay uu. c ln the week is said 10 flaro nuncu .A-ha interested In any Job paying less than 87000 an- UO nwuu . I Ti ... I nually. - . .. . I Following the summary aismis- i northeast of loxyo. irom mui- - - - - " " 7 . sal of Abrams and his staff. State "rhe. hopes to begin the long- serre 20 years, commuted to five prospective lurors go under tedl taA xri n ..M; "After !r -U water non-ston flight years. ; 1 . ous examlnotlon. - due deliberation we are convince that the time to act upon the nec n ma nee essary measures to effect econom ies which good administration de mands and which the people were Ad. has arrived. My resolu tion of this morning will be fol lowed by others, until an eincieni and businesslike organization Is accomplished. .- - . Thirteen Women - - Tn addition to Abrams and his chief assistants the following ; (Turn to page 2, col. 1) ' OGLE GETS MEDAL -PORTLAND, Ore May 27 ( AP) The president's bronze medal of the national safety coun cil ota Chicago will be presented to Charles Ogle. Klamath Falls box factory employe, Friday night for the resuscitation. of a fellow c.t.mw f. 1930.. Charles Falrall was working on an elec tric switch In the Ewauna Box company's plant at Klamath Falls. He came In contact with a high yoltage wire and was knocked unconscious. Ogle, who had stu died a new method of resuscita tion, began work at nee. Twenty minutes later Falrall regained consciousness. r BEATS CHICAGOAJT PORTLAND, Ore.. My 27 (AP) Robin Reed. Reed sport, Ore., defeated BAsanta Singh, Chi cago, two out of three Calls la a wresUlng bout here, tonight. Reed weighed 151. Singh, 182. - Reed won the first fan la 8 minutes with a whip wrlsiloek and the last la miaum with a cross arabar. Singh too the second In ten minutes with a fly- W aelasor. - c,m vanrler. defeated Vie Potter la a one-fall prtllmlnary. Students Colleges Contacts With High Schools, Invitational Meets And Conferences to I Direct Solicitation - Moves X PORTLAND, 1 0re., May 27(AP) Recruiting of stu dents to state institutions of learning received a severe - w -pmM'4Ka efnto Koard of - " Th hnsrd adopted a : recommendation ' of the ; federal educational survey abolishing 0 BOOTLEGGERS' VVftR CAUSES OiiE DEATH Donnelly man Killed, I Hid I Companion POSSlDly ;'T Fatally. Injured .. J tmtsu Miho. hit 27. (Af) i Qn9 matt was dead and another lAring ms ft result of a booueggers around Donneiiy. muwi ot nMe a correspondent advised i tne statesman. . Tjctima are Bird Billings, d Frank Wallace, critl- wounded. ImmedUtely after the shooting, nnmii p. Bnrnslde surrendered to officers at Donnelly, 20 mUes from cascade. Wallace and i Billings were knocked down hy a iusuane w .,nta that erected them when they I cam9 out to the Burnsiae rancn, ""Vues from Donnelly, to set- J Ue a qnarrel. In the group were BulIngl and Wallace, alleged to be partnerg ln a still, and William Brown. Failing to find Bnrnslde tney j,egaa a search of the place. Flee jf oiiowingr I ghot From Ambush . A shot from amousn seni inem racing for; their automobile, jne second snot nn wucc, I Billings. A fourta snot nu wai nttred'aranst the car. I Brown took WalUce to a hos- lnlfal In .Cascade WhCTO he tOldOf nffiiara suited for the ranch but found Burnslde on the way to I. tr. .... Vlmaalf fin -with- TTa. ma bimaelf no with-1 out resistance and was held on an I open charge. Flier Proposes Tokyo Takeoff : Friday Morning TriTrvn Mar 27. (AP) The n0n-stop flight of Thomas Ash, a m orlrAn aviator, across 4400 miles of pacnic ocean "'; to Tacoma. Wash., was scheduled tonight to begin at 7 a. m. Satur- . t t . irridavl. Aa hoped to 'reach Tacoma ln 44 IhOUrs ' ,m Asn wiu iaae o 7 I r..hivi airdrome near toijo, i Whence he will fly to Samush ro ... I Koartl Hondo lSianu, OV Biw Deacn, iionuu ch.v. - r . in history, - 1 Tourist Speed . "u. Nothing XO It PARIS,! Msy 27 (AP) Cap tain Frank Hawks, riding nis fast airplane like, a magic car pet, toured Europe in ten hours today, having breakfast In Lon don, luncheon ln Berlin and din ner this evening in Paris. Safety Work Recognized "Robin Reed Wins Match' Blonde Picked for Queen Passenger Service Ends U LINCOLN GIRL WINS PORTLAND, Ore., May 27 (P) Rachael Florence Atkin son, 17,1 blond and blue-eyed Lincoln high school senior, was named quern of Portland's 1031 Rose festival her tonight. BEND TRAIN OFF PORTLAND, Ore., May 87 (ap) officials of -the Oregon- PORTLAND, Ore., May 27 Washinaton Railroad aud Narlga- tlon company announced today nassenrer: train service on the Bend branch of the line wouia oe discontinued June 1. There will be no change In freight service. medford ore May 17 MEDFOKD, Ore., May .XT (AP) A Williams Creek turkey SSSKS5S? 4flS The a., bad three shells, the two outer ones containing only the white. The Inner egg was normal. f ; . - - CMAJBU 13 FATAL SANDS'. Ore.. May 37 (AP) Fay jncfcola, 81, Portland. raa killed kwtaaUy sear Ctier ry villa tday wheat the automo bile la which -one was rldlns nlnaced fa4e mm eaal . Three otaer Portland . la the car were nhwrU for by State Stop Along-With i hicrher education: in session I ; ; , -. all , high : school contacts by siaie uiuiiuBiu ana vaeir - un dents. - The recommendation pro- Tided- that hereafter there will be no invitational meets and conf er no invitntionai meets ana covin encea for aighf school tudenU except In special Instances wheTe the board of higher education. at I" "or.."t r.ae" " a iuo iiijuiuuuu m nawuua, Sr.ui a special permit. It was expect ed that the board's action will I 4i- -vrHa . """" en Ait jlv4ffAai i An ilia Ararnn I evbw vwMnv uu wiw iwsva0afc of Oregon - campuses, to which high school students hare : been Invited in -.the past. . . Forbidden pr.Mnt a n Riit: f tki. ttBlversity, and W. J. Kerr, Ore-1 g0n SUte - college, submitted to I lDe Doara a. joint statement as i requested by the board at 1U last I meeting. The statement, , how-1 ever, did not mention the allocs- tion of funds, courses and fnnc- tlons, the chief poinU of contro- versy between the two schools. - in the Joint sutexnent Presi- Am.nt. vr amt Halt nmnniMi a unli orm . basia for hIgll tchool contacU should be adopted by tne institutions and that, begin- nlng with the fiscal year, such a uniform nlan hnnld rn Into f- I feet. They also agreed that dnr- the summer of 1931 the in- gtitutions .would not send repre- senUUves Into the field. ; - Recommendation - on I student . snDmitted by the presidents and adoDted by the board will bring an estimated revenue in- I crease of about 840.000 i annual-1 , Tne mcrease will he In sum-I mer 8Ch00l Iees and non-resident fees. UTATIOIiS OF ICE Ul fiovprnor Meier yesterday Is-1 sued commutations of sentences I SEIHEI In five eases, involving men in- the contentions set out in the ap carcerated in the Oregon state peal," continued the opinion. "It penitentiary for terms ranging is not contemplated that the gen from 20 to 25 years, for the eal ballot title should be a sum crimes of assault and robbery mary of the context of the act. while armed with a dangerous Neither Is the attorney general re- weapon and assanlt with intent I to rob, Tii a ffva dim were received at the penitentiary November 80, 1 1927. from Multnomah county. They were all members of one gang which operated in the Ti V"JL , ' t The men receiving commuU- tions follow: Robert Villereau. sentenced to serve 20 years, com- muted to eight years. Sam Goertzen. sentenced to ,.m win AnmmntAd tn mv. ' " -. en yer. . btan.on moara,. TltJiy:1 O.nlii w j o. 1 iiiu iiuiuu Tni)n. ,p..,in.i .nlni tali.. ..fln. . . nTnrsx nn of Danmt Tnrln. s nan fenced ' to " " --.... to " ' " - eight years. - i - The commutations were recom- mended . hv . Rtanlev Mevers. ex - district attorney of Multnomah county, and Judge George Taz- wen, wua preameu at iub v.. UttTBIUUI iucici uiuivakw the sentences were excessive, .con sidering the age of the men at the time ot their conviction Panatoni, under the terms of his commutation of sentence, will be released from .the penitentiary in 1982. : Man Classed as SEATTLE. Wash. May 27 A T T,-. Vl.n V-nnereaslonal ' - . . . v. committee's nationwide invesUga - ivesuga - s'ooo lion Ol CUUlIal UU1Q1U iuuuu hera today in a suit for damages filed against Chief of -i.lZi f."-tUIlLw VSJ, .I N. Gorny. former Imperial Rus sian army officer, charging Forbes denounced 1 him to the committee as a Soviet agent. -: a w AZ-r1i nAo Army Airplanes On Jersey Coast MITCHEL FIELD, N. IT., May 27. ( API The mass movement ' . , , .i- 1,. of army airpianee wbu w skles. begun last week at Dayton, O.. Vas continued today along the I --.. , d hark to " Vnri aiuT ar ain with- Krf" feet precUlon. , 1 , t . PiJnt HOnS P OT I" - a- . B&lloon Search MUNICH. Germany. May 28 - tk. BA.tl. nrk L.'7Z?tr"V. T. V tv of her. eaVly tody f or tbi Tyrolean a?! 'aaarch for Dk August Plecard'a balloon. v . lOTHOUSn I people.. ciPNiTiinccnri I1 -whiarenewsl u miiuiiLuui. ITE PETITION Referendum Move on Police - Law - Gains; Ballot - Title b Upheld -. . nttw Cmrf ItorSt ru?.w"" 7 , Lacking f in : Appeal By McDonald fronTLANTi. Ore., liar it UJ? Ed Arerill, leader of ,ponsorinr referendum of n,PUto polieo Uw. Mid tonKht V" aaa .tVn.ftrrM kad ' 2 on pe5uons Mktaf referendum on the measure. : - -AmTlated netltions. WUn l 10.80 algnatures of registered l M.i.t.Mut -"lZZ? V1 .I V.,... c ..-ITOiers, nun o iiu,w r ury of SUte Hal E.' Hoss by mm . The sUU eupreme court yeter- day upheld the ballot prepar- ed by Attorney General Van Win- , for the referendum measure .ttackine the state police depart- ment law enacted by the If 81 legislature. The opinion was writ ten after oral argument was heard Tuesdar on an appeal filed by J. J. McDonald, Marion county granger who contended the title was misleading, contusing and not a true statement of fact. Another appeal filed by. Chris Kowits of Salem was not considered by the court In iU decision. - "In our opinion," Tead the court's statement; "the ballot title prepared and suDmmea oy w attorner ceneral is a fair and lm- partial statement or tne purpose oi i the act and will enable the Toters, if called upon to do to, to express lntelUgently their approval or dls- approval ot the same. .... The supreme court directed that the ballorUtle be certified to me secretary i Find no Merit in Any of Objecaqn. The nrlneioal objection to the ballot title advanced by McDonald was that the. state police act pro- rides that each of Its members are charged with the enforcement of I i.wi whila tha rener-1 all criminal laws, while the gener-1 .i ntnt f th ballot titles nur- I Dorts to limit the duties ana- ac- i tlvltles ot the department to those duties heretofore performed oy traffic officers, fire marsnais.iisn and game wardens, pironiomon 1 off cer. and highway enforcement officers. "We see no merit in any of quired to be wiser than tne law, t(M&n fi nlxi" Aim UltZll S XMMJ Of Defense For Pantages Jury SAN DIEGO, Cal., May 27 (AP) Alexander Pantages, mll- hionaire showman, and his three .A&f4nt. tndav aat thronirh r--- 1, 7,! " ine ma trial - on I - nf tt, mne tion of ones- rr -Z. 7 Vtn.tin, ihal- lenges came an indication that the "million dollar defense counsel" 1 wnnit iimnt tn ohta.in a inrr " t I made up of men only Seren Ueremtorr defense challenges were usoo. ana wun eavu wuuiau I W" CXCUBCU. Planes Collide 4 On Ground, One - I W vvu w aaw r Airiatnr K 1 llPn lng the appointment jof an attor SiVldLUl XUICU. represent him. Zt, V,"'-."V:' - un v-cv --- t0. w a iinaed . "cv"6? 'T "Vl 1 i iransDort piioi, wa mjuieu . I,rnort 0ffiCiiM ald Scott's i, Airport of ficlals said Scott's cabin monoplane rode orer the th striking Ross and inflict- I student's open cocxpn piauo rm mg fatal Injuries. He c eo en route to a nearby hospital. Strike Disorder' w t-i . ' C Jc Katal tn SIX MADRID. May 27 "on' w" r.n strike dis- J-.tfadty.JA..0f. 1.111. Jl mw,A a O In I a..i.--a ,... tn dnailthe falL v. -.. I i wlth tne Bnuatlon. nimv TO UK A TIT ROCKFORD, IU., May IT t a t a .ail Ian aroman vnn-i n dath lata todav v.- - .ntnmnKila tnrned over and caught fire after a front urei had exnloded. Another " woman I Ss.denu ot d Kaibm. was injured seriously. All were I autm """f . . I . WASHINGTON. May X7 iATl f I The automobile Industry sold a toUl of 885.708 cars of all kinds I last month as compared with 178- 401 la March. : - By ELTON C. FAT (Copyright, 1881, by Associated a - kII Iter 17. ship of state Is kind familiar to OoTernor Franklin D. Roose velt, v - ' v When be steals a moment from a tedium, f tt:nl ihi p a, m i!?eirl.V woea ne was 14 years old no saUed "a tiny. It no ek about from New itoiHu' - JL" . "gTW r?V?2 of Ue "IL."0 " r." Naw York. Tde . . .77 " ' . I - :rr.tti .! iMitehms ana juoany na in and models of snips. Lithographs bide the walla, and the scale mod els snread their SDars- athwart v. jt" gTernorTls proud of his . ., . tnt, X """"r,. ZZL TmZ of Teasels of the old American Inavr. exnlainine regretfully that he lacks onlr SO of the known 500 I Uthorrashs of the type. His col- I lection of books on the oid navy I (Turn to page 2, col. 7) . ...ti pn:fl Pair ' WOrK On Central POint Man but1 he Calls Jn v Officers; Arrest : m . " mm EUGENE, ore., way t kx Accused of nlaylng a fasti bunco game two men booked oy sheriff's officers as Jack L.ind-1 strom and-John E. Mathes were lodged in, the county, jail nere tonight. ( : 1 t ; ' mi 1 ..t FAST BU10 GAME FAILS' IN EUGENE . a. a.M Mum am. mar mu . ' ,7 Pcva ! -"J"-' tZr,yri ;VftV Zt". , t,roa. 1 Ca of hU farm, "'y -,7- v.rTim to . - y - tJukttaij profe88ed to be heavy and successful spec ulators In the stock market. Brings - Money but nrfleere txune too Finally, authorities said, they persuaded Carlson "to bring what monev ne could 10 neip meni raise 880,000 for marginal oper ations, promising him one-third 1tifi In t n A nroilts. tanson v-.i. titEo and cnnnosedlT Tne JvZiol&entlat chiefly because jthey other man said y auiriiiea io i . . .nan.h onrtn to was meeting the men to turn were probably solved, unwitting over his money to them when ly, when city police took I three ffi.ar anneared and arrested Spokane men Into custody for In- IJndstrom and Mathes. - United States department of justice officer and postal Inspec-1 Charlie Logan, they report dlscov .M .tuui In Enrenftl err of narcotics and the rold. al- urBiftJ t0 investigate the poa- slbillty of bringing federal cnarg - m arainst the prisoners. Sheriff Jennings ot jacason county co-operated in the capture 8f the two- men. Miller Changes Plea; Insanity To be Defense j viirniA ' Wash . May 27 ; .Trr" t' the fjrgt degree murder of Marshal George Warring of Mab- lon, cnangea n to not guUty by reason of ItT late : today. Miller pleaded guilty to the first degree "urder charge when arraigned in super- lor court but changed It follow - . M1"?r-. ncaer?no'.?:; lnf. lw.ce ."en . went to tn MUier nome uj Bfk trom neighbors. War- K . 0 . SllW StrUCtUre i r ? X y- f : is uiven maun CHICAGO. May 27. (AP) I A coroner's Jury decided - todai that structural failure caused the crash of the Dally News' sesqul IPiane "due uireaa . wun lUB death of IU four occupants, near nlane "Blue Streak" with th IrvucaLuu jkiuj. j ; composed of six aviators. J Four men who saw the big ship ln lu T-freed that one of the main wings collapsed just before 7tTnrtJ?affsfnor las wiiiwiunnij, ?mr7 fC NMT ' w. w I JACKSONVILLE BEACH. Fla. way aj. tar; wun mr less than 12 hours dlsUnt. WaW I ter Lees and Frederic Brossy. do- troii aviacora, lonisac new . dlesel engtned monoplane on to ward a new record for non-refueling flight. At 11:47 p. nu -3.S.T.. they had been in the air 45 hours. Th Ueeord Is 7i hours and 28 sala been In the air 88 hours. The ates. BALLOOh FLITS- TOITW; g "Statosphere,, Right iad Oxygen for 10 Hours, Mow Twice That ! . Ascent Over Alps, Pointed To by Friends as Sign Of Human Guidance! - -TAtlGSSBtrRO; Germany,' Majr 28. (Thursday) -(AP) The "Strat osphere" - balloon ! of Professor August Plccard crossed the north ern Italian border ' early j this morning after a belter skelter hopping" fligat aboTO the A1n and tin riso to a rrowlnr v;,V-. .v.. -r" . , i ..3 belief that Professor Plccard! and his companion. Charles Kipier. could not remain alive. . i - After being- sighted - over sev eral towns in western Austria, tracing a southward fllglt from Innsbruck, the balloon was re-: ported sighted by the Gendar merie over Boson, Italy, contlnu- its southward course. ; Earlier in the night there were reporU that what were thdught to be distress signals rroia tne two men enclosed In the aliimln um ball atUched to the balloon. were seen, but the commander of the airport at Innsbruck was re ported to have denied that light signals he flashed when the. bal loon appeared there had been an swered by the scientists. Friends Bell ere Baz Still Guided Friends of Professor Plccard at r ?' : v", ' 4T .. 5 groundsf or hope in the continued Munich, were reported as finding flight. They declared the fact that the balloon maintained a fairly even altitude, rising only as it crossed the Alpine heights, indi cated the huge bag still was bo lng guided by a human hand. ,i T v w the balloon was Deingr tossed . . ...ft . ... . t,niM mi h . B . 1K 000 hls lt - ; . Apprehension was felt for the carried only enough oxygen to I last ten hours. TheT left! the ground at S:B5 a. m., and at the time the baUoon was sighted near Innsbruck and nearby point I nearly twice the ten hours! time I had elapsed. NARCOTICS FOUND .1- - i - 3 Thefts', of narcotics and dental I gold from doctors' offices here vesUgatlon at 7 o'clock yesterday I evening. On the person of one legedly stolen from the offices. 1 Liogan is saia 10 oe a -aope- ao I diet. . "- -j. I 1 xne otner , two men, unanes j Baker and C. C. Whistell.f along with Logan are being held for ln vesUgatlon of records andO their activities ln Salem. More Distress Next Winter is Labor Forecast WASHINGTON, May 27-HAP) . anln thai toaa than tint. mal Bprlng employment gains In- i dlcate worse suffering next win- ter than last unless the problem I . a. inmataroi ;tmd tod fc wlllIam Green. president . IT A,Mn waderationlof La- Z' " i Green offered a four point pro gram for reducing distress, and encouraging economic recovery, headed br the suggestion that em- ntinned work possible risk. Dawes Predicts Optimism Trend -. . NEW YORK. May 27-HAP) The opinion a sudden change to optimism which will ussier in better business conditions Is "about due" was expressed today I by Genei ' v-,,, General Charles G. Dawes, or to Great Britain l banker, and the man ior wnum drawee plan was named. ; , 1 ARRESTED FOUR-PAGE COLORED COMIC TO t START IN STATESMAN SUNDAY - - - j . . 5 . . ' . Sunday, The SUtesxnaai wffl Introduce a new feature to Its readers. That day and eca Sunday thereafter, a fW twoorwHnic section will be provided with four of the best SmuT feature, appeartos; therein. Polly and Her Pata wlllbe there, along with Elmer and hi. Ma and Pa, whi toe !nknlt able Popeye and the Toot, and Casper family will make wj the four funnies for StatesxpaJt readers. . No single feature of modem newspaperdom U so Mver eally appealing a. the comic. Its everyday humor and etopUo It7 WDMaTthe despale of cynic, but it. WeJikeaena and ma iversal appeal has kept the eoante to the forefront of the ave- Taazea f addlUeata the readability of It. Sunday isae with the pnbUcaUoo of the-fowr-page eomlo eotkm. V.' TORNADO TOSSES : EW1PIRE BUIHEil idmi no: mm One man Killed When 12 Steel : Topple on? Side; ; Same Twister Kills ; Farmer Uzzr MoorheadrMinn Buildings Demolished. ;TelegrcpI Wires Down; Heavy Downpour' Follows " v S Sullivan, Salem man, one of lured; Several From Northwest; Seattle Rotarian in Hospital, Woman From Same City may riot Recover; Strikes Without Warning M E, SULLIVAN of Salem was one of the passengers in jured less seriously In the wreck of the Empire Build er near Fargo, N. D., according to Associated Press dis patches. He suffered injuries about the head and shoulders. Sullivan Is not listed in the city directory nor as. a taxpayer in Marion county. Mrs. F. W. Nippolt of Portland received a back injury. t V j: FARGO, N. D., May 27-(AP) Lifted bodily from the track by a tornado the Great Northern crack train Em pire Builder, east bound, was wrecked about eight miles southeast of here late today, killing one person and injur ing a number of others. The twelve steei coacnes compnsuig ine tram were turned over on their sides. - The engine and tender alone O Repeal Vote On Dry Laws Now Planned PORTLAND. Ore.. May 17 (APi Citizens ot Oregon are to have an onoortunity to vote upon repeal of the state Pniwuoniaw aV "f u"i" "r."',7r: ry B. cnwniow. wru ""T div in announcing ne ui ten to Secretary of State Hal JC. tr... Kallnt tlfuk for an in I- nwa lvi m . . tiatlve reierenuum. Crltchlow said the proposed measure, wnicn wm ne cin.ui for signatures after the ballot U- tie has been determines, reaas as follows: "Be it enacted by me people of Oregon that chapter w nranAM to reoeai only the nral drr law." Crltchlow said. We are making no attack upon hn chanters havine to do with possession or maintenance of il legal dlsUllerles, driTing wnue drunk and so fortn. tr uregou . . m a . a M a 8 11 . Mr vote as It drinks, it will go wet." Book Misplaced At Other Salem Back HereAgainh Tirv-v which the Salem. Mass., . ri -ntifft the 'JKISaffiz-inS local high was being returned here arrived Tuesday. It was a g. scnooi ni;Ylonr,--;: U traitor to his country.- Throw hSZ. "i I.! "bv Mi- lng the picture to the cobblestone. I . Miss Pro was a member of the local high school debate team lOCai UI(U . vuuvi ,-- which Journied east in the spring f 192 to meet the Salem. Mass.. team. The boon was leii m eastern high school at time of the debate. Other memoera o. t.,m ...a Rarnelle Beckett and tt Tlanarda ITaxei HTOWUO Ul tl aomoanled the trio I... tro lit a member of euu ... 1 1 we .r"' a- ti.--4.Vi fnnior uta icuvvt faculty now. Wales? Plea is Radio For Blind aHMaa TiwnnV Mar 27. (AP) In ..-, hroadcaat tonight to ---., rtrftain and America me Prrnce ot Wales pleaded mat 7 www blind persons In the British Isles who are witnoui a. should be provided with them De- fora another year nas passeu. n snoke at the annual dinner of the wireless for the , o una which already nas i iu- " - 118,000 seta. -' Coaches. Leave Ralls Those Less Seriously in- remained on tne iraca. ; The person killed was. identi fied as A. Anderson of Monte- sano. Wash. He was pitched from the train' through a window. Edward Brandt, conductor In ' charge of the train, was dazed ' by. the wreck as were many , of the passengers. Those on the train said they had no warning pi the storm un til tne windows crasneo in. men the coaches overturned. A wrecker was sent from St. Cloud, Minn., to the scene of the wrecked traln tonight. Fsrraer Is Killed By Same Twister l , .--.... --f j vnr,. nh . Moorneaa Minn., by th I... . .' . . . . i vwisier ana several puiiaiBga were demolished. Telegraph and telephone lines were down and i siae roaas lmpassaoie oecause oi i I the heavy rain which followed. i Tne "Empire, Builder" is one i (Turn to page 2, col. ) I - Upon Catholics May Mean Rift . ROME, May 17. (AP) Con- . tinning atUcks which observers 1 - - . - . believed might lead to a serieas rift between the Vatican and the Italian government, Fascist stu dents tonight stoned the offices ot the Catholic publishing house ; Clrilta Cattolica. After breaking many windows the of- the book II Papaw" (The Pope) from the winJ?OWB- . . ... J . a I men laamg an on punrau ui Popa Plus XI from the wall, the students carried it to the street, brandished lt and cried "Here is of the street they trampled upon - i . i m a Uheat Parlev S " al.J . Failure Hlpmed On U.S. Envoys LONDON, May 27 (AP) Blame for the failure of the In- I . , I --0-- m. I . , . , i, - ..ku.. urDuioau wuca. vuum--v. anything substantial was thrown on the United States delegation In a statement issued today by Abraham Klssln, a member of the Soviet delegation to the con ference. The Russian - representative said the special position assumed by the United States delegation in nfmlnr the nurchase ln an i intnraational arreement for rem. Nation of the grain! market and ln iUggesting a redaction of the , area unaer cuuivavion nu tm- i possible any agreement upoa scheme for maraei regui-nen- . . . J?-.. iarau(ava wmjiumi Takes Official KANSAS CITY, May 27. (AP) Rosemary Lydns.l city- deiln- nnant tax collector, and John Lazia, north side democratic doss. were arrested today as federal axents continued a roundup of about 40 persons alleged to have been Involved ln the wboleeaie distribution here of Al Capoae al cohol. STRIKE TALK EBBS TOKYO, May 27. (AP) Agi tation -against a wage cut ot 80.000 employes lni alt govern ment departments apparently col lapsed tonight,- relieving fears. that a railway striae would st called and spread to other Indus tries throughout Japan.