Morning register., July 13, 1928, Image 2

MORNING REGISTER. EUGENE. ORE- FRIDAY. JULY , 1921
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NORTHERN DRAMA REACHES CLIMAX
BATTI.K IN HOl'SF. OR DAVID
GROWING WARMKK
Injnnrtlon Sought In Effort to Get
Leadership of Religious
Colony
BENTON HARBOR. Mich., July
11. (API Mars' Purmll, rst
while "quen" of the "House of
David.' today went to court with
her fight for the leadership of thf
colony.
The widow of th late "klnr"
Benjamin Purnell filed a petition
for an Injunction etralnst H. T.
Dewhlrst. colony attorney, and
leader of a rival faction seeklns
the cult leadership, to restrain him
from olllnar or ajlvlnr colony litcra.
'ture to the outside world.
It wai regarded a her most
Important lesal move. so far to
atrip Denhlret of authority In the
colony.
Paul Perrodt. one of "Queen"
Mars'" supporter, filed suit for
U.O09 damazea atainat Dewhlrtt
and certain of hta followers, aa an
aftermath of the riot In the col
ony Tuesday eight and yesterday.
Perrodt. who participated In the
ftahta, and who was arrested on
charges of petit larceny and re.
latin an officer, charged false
arrest and malicious prosecution.
Vary's petition for an Injunction
rimes Dewhlrst and seven of his
assistants aa defendants. She chars
s that they have perpetrated a
fraud upon her and tha public and
slave deprived her of several thou
sand dollars a year Income hv r
tnovlns her name as co-author with
'Kinf:" Benjamin from a number
'e-f colony books.
KRASSTX RFSCrES
SEVEN SURVIVORS
OP ITAUA WRECK.
(Continued from rag n
port from the airman, but other
reports, conflicting somewhat In
rature. have reached the capital.
Direct mesnhfes from the Krasstn
told of Mariano and Zappi remain
ing with their dead comrada Malm
gren for thirty days, not wishing to
abandon him In th Arctic wastes,
nd hoping that soma day a rescua
would be ejected, and Malmgren's
body would be returned to his
homeland.
Another story was received that
Mariano and Zappi testified to th
great heroism Ualmgrcn displayed
' before he dltd. His hand had been
broken when the Italia collapsed,
nd his legs were badly frost bitten
in th Intense cold. This account
Quotes the survivors aa saying that
at his own wish Malmgren was
left behind near Broch Island. Ma
riano and Zppi clambered on to a
amall Iceberg, which drifted with
th wind, and they remained there
Until they were rescued. -
Considerable difficulty was ex-
' rerienced In getting them aboard
' the vessel, th task occupying
Nfnll hour. Both men showed signs
f intense, suffering and though
overjoyed at their unexpected de-
lfverance. were In an exhausted
rendition. For thirteen days they
; had eaten virtually nothlnr and
; during th long period of their
tramp across the ice prior to that
. were on meager rations.
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titiiit It. mi"l'i' 1,0 wtH 1
national comnilUe left Tor hum
tonight, determined to lose no tlnia
In gelling their 'aie and local i.f
ganlaatlona In lull aleam opera-
Tor mora than an hour Irt .-am.
palgn headquarter, at lh. Bllt.
more, the p.e.ld.ntl.1 nominee
discussed th oi",",, w,,h V
comntlltee men and women. ho
veaterdav. at hla euaiestlen. mad
John J. Keeker., financial director
of fleneral Mtor. their chairman
and entrusted to him the mensae
ment of tho cmpaln.
Raakoh. who earlier In th dr
had oonleired Hh aom of the
eommltiee menthera. as present
until forced I leav to eaioh a
train for hla auntmer home In
Maryland, where h Plane l rnd
the week-end. tn atlendnnce alio
waa Herbert T ehman. th com
mittee's new director of flnanee.
Renatnr Ocrrv of llltode latand.
ho ha. been plarrd at the head
of the campalsn advisory commit
tee, and (Seors K. Van Natnee,
Smith'. pf-cenvn(lnn mansaer.
who I. espeeted to b In charg of
taatern campalan operations.
Nnllflcatlon Not Talked
rale for th notification of
both the governor and hla run
ning mat wr not dlcueed. and
It iu Indicated later that It proh.
ably would h om day before
they would be ftied.
Committee members reported
that the general opinion waa that
It would he unwise to establish
I regional headquarters In th
! south, a. Senator RoMnson ha.
i proposed. Representatives from
f the "solid south' for th most part
felt that there was no chance of
losing any staiee In that aection.
Kami loader Acta
INDIANAPOLIS. July I? (.rt
William If Fettle, president of
the Indiana farm bureau federa
tion, late today requested Herbert
loovsr. rtepuKlt-an presidential
nominee, to 'recognise" the farm
problem and outline specifically a
solution In his speech of accept
ance at Palo Alto. Cal . August It.
Fettle declared In the requeat
which waa sent bv telegraph that
the agricultural plank In the re
publican national platform fall, to
deal with the problem.
GFRMANY
Acer ITS
ANTI-WAR TREATY
(Continued from peg one)
Wees of heroic effort were crowned with racvrss yesterday when twven of th crew of th Ill
fated Ital'an dirigible "Italia" were rescued by the powevful Rutlin Ice-breaker Knuatn. Th Krseim
took mem'xrs of two groups off the Ice Two men were found with the body of Dr. Finn Malmgren (above
right), whj bad died of exposure. Loner left Is General UmUrto NoWle, who was rescued a few days
ago and 1 as been directing the rescue work. The Italia may seen a she noted to the north on her
fateful voy..ge. Loner right U Felice iToJani. trained Alpine go d and member of the Italia crew, among
those still ruissing.
WATTS OF CREW Is GIVEN
Idsts of Missing Italia Men
Rescners Compiled
and
T0T th Associate Prese-
Th status of th crew of th
Italia and th various rescue par
.ties todsy was:
Italia crew: Known dead: Dr.
Finn Malmgren, meteorologist
.died attempting to reach land.
Vlncsnio Pamella. motor at
tendant, killed In crash May 25.
r Rescued:
general umoerto Nobiie. com
mander, rescued by Swedish flier
June 24.
Captain Albert! Mariano, pilot.
rescued by Russian Ice-breaker
Krassln July 11.
Captain Flllppo Zappi, naviga
tor, rescued by Krassln.
Lieutenant Alfredo Vlglerl. navl
gator, rescued by Krassln.
Prof. F. Behounek. meteorolo
gist, rescued by Krassln.
Gluseppi DIogl. radio, operator,
rescued by Krassln.
Flllppo Trolana, engineer, res
inned by Krassln.
Natal Cecclonl. motor chief.
"presumably rescued by th Kraa
In (unconfirmed advices recently
that he waa dead were denied In
Rome.)
Missing: (Believed dead).
Lieutenant Ettore Arduno. navi
gator. Professor Aldo Pontremoll, sci
entist. Dr. TJgo Laro. Journalist.
Attilco Caratll, motor attend
ant. Calisto Clocca. motor attendant.
Renato AUcssndrlnl, envelope
attendant.
Missing rescuers:
Party In French plan which
disappeared on June IS, after leav
ing Tromso (Norway):
Roald Amundeen, Norwegian
polar explorer.
Lieut. Lief Dietriches, Norwe
glan, Arctic explorer.
Commander Rene Gllbaud,
French, pilot.
Lieutenant. Albert de Cuvervlll
French, pilot.
Kmll Valette. French, radio op
erator. Gilbert Braiy. French, mer-h.nt
Party afoot, which tried to make
way over Ice to Italia survivors:
Captain Sora, Italian. Alpm
chasseur.
, Varmlntf. Norwegian guld.
Vandongen. Norwegian guide.
Rescuers marooned:
Crew of Russian plan from
Krnsbin, marooned near Cape Pia.
ten:
, Pilot Chulthnovsky.
Rlusstcln, movie operator.
Pfrnule.
Sheiauln.
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY
WILLIAM F. VAUNEY
DRV PARTY NO.MINEE
(Continued from pa one)
dreds of presidential electors from
th variou states of the union and
when this difficult and expensive
process Is performed, still the
name of the presidential candidate
appear upon the official ballot."
HOOVER MEETINGS CALLED
Republicans to Gather at S. F. and
Chicago at Work's Call
WASHINGTON. July 11. (AP)
Two conferences of western Re
publican national committeemen
and committee women were cal
led today by Chairman Work, one
to be held in Chicago and the sec
ond to include far western states,
to be held in San Francisco.
The chairman of th nation.il
committee will participate in both
meetings which will be arrans-d
to coincide with his trip to the
Pacific coast early in Aueuet to at
tend the notification of Herbert
Hoover aa the XiuMlcan nr..t.
dentlal nominee.
Announcement of the oonfor.
ence at th national headquarters
of th party todar almnlv
that the meetlnga would nlao ib.
campaign for the states In th...
sections.
Leaves For West
Leaving Washington th. n,.t
week in August for California Mr.
orK will stoo over ir, r-hi...
for the first conference which will
include committeemen anil cnm. :
miitee women of the middl wst
ern states from the Allegbenlea to
Denver. Two days will b devoted
to the meeting. He will proceed
without stop to California and con
fer there on Monday. August 13.
after the notification ceremonies
with th Pacific coast party laad
rs at San Francisco.
A statement was also riven out
today at th office of Chairman
Work declaring that six -representatives
of German-American soci
eties had cajled and pledred thtr
support to Mr. Hoover. This waa
declared to be a reversal of a pre
vious position taken by the groups
In oppoaltlon to Hoover.
NEW YORK, July 11. (API
After a round table discussion of
campaign strategy with Governor
that It Is accordingly rady to elgn
thle pact In th form now pro
posed." Mr Pefena O. K.
Th 0rman rfrne Is to F.c
retary Kallegg'a txplanatlon In th
not ef June 11 that th rvlsd
prambt of th treaty "give x
pra recognition" to th prtndrl
that If a signatory state makes war
In violation of lh treaty the other
powers ar reteaaed automatically
from obligations to that atat. that
it maka war In violation of th
Locarno treatise also a violation
of th new treaty and further, that
th right of Mlf dfna would not
b Jeopardised by th multi-lateral
treaty.
A favors hi rp!y frm Franc
will b handett to American Am
bassador Herrlrk In Parla within
a few daya. probably en July 14.
which I Bastille Day. the French
Ambassador, Paul Claudel. Inform
ed Secretary Ktllogg let, today.
Th ambaaaador said th reply
would be an acceptance of th ex
planations and Interpretation, of
th propottd treaty contained in
th crtary'a not of June II.
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