January 13, 1M
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SIX
Highlights of News Events
' Confer With Roosevelt oh Aid for Tenant Farmers
Jockey's Friend Clear in Murder
NO TROUBLE AT All,
Pictorial
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Verdict of acquittal In. the murder trlat of Walter Scbaeffer. race
track exerclBe boy, shown right Id Louisville. Ky.. court, was
etxpectod to result In dropping the charge ot complicity against
Jockey Willie "Smoky" Saunders, shown left, with Attorney U D.
Greene, center. A Jury which deliberated less than two nours
cleared SchaefTer ot the charge ot slaying pretty Mrs. Evelyn
Blivlnski. wlte ot a Louisville tailor, on a drinking party Oct. 20.
Hot on Trail of Munitions Czars
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Spearheads of the attack In the Senate Munitions Committee probe
of the armament industry and World War financing. Senator
Gerald P. Nye (Republican, N. D. ), chairman, left, and Stephen
Raushenbush, chief Investigator, are shown here ontslde the bear
ing room. They have led the questioning of J. P. Mnrgnn and
hit partners pa the financing of the Allies by the international
banking firm.
French Fashion Insect-Type Plane
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Uuill along lines more like those of a Iiiiro Insect than a bird,
this revolutionary type of Airplane, somewhat resembling an auto
glro, Is shown after Its first successful test flight In Paris, ItB
backers Inspecting It. It Is known ns the Diegucl-Dornnd gyro
plane, operating with the aid of two enormous proieller-llke wings.
It Already has won the closed circuit record for licllcoptcr-type
planes, tlius qualifying tor the prize of l.ooo.ooo francs, offered by
the French minister ot air.
tgiwim in tii mi- niafs 85 . i fciinwmn n mi n mn aim mi nflAtiiill .) aaii
Utiforo the dust ot the demolished AAA bad settled, discussions were under wuy at lliu Whltu liouu
for revision of the Bank head-Jones Farm Tenant legislation, which would provide responsible lenant
farmers with loans tor the purchase of their own lands. Pictured at the White Houso for the confer
ence with President Roosevelt are, left to right, 6inator John 11. Ilankhoad, of Alabama; W. I. Myers,
tann credit administrator: Represenlative Marvin Jones, ot Texas; W. W. Alexander, assistant direc
tor ot resettlement administration; and Lee Pressman, goneral oouusel ot tho rosetllomont bureau.
Heiress HofiidayTng With Mother Named in Sterilization Case
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Central figures In a daughter's suit against ber mother for 1500.000 damagos based on a steriliza
tion operation which is said to have been performed on the girl without her knowledge. Ann Cooper
Hewitt (left). San Frnncirco heiress snd benrflclnry of a Il.000.0i10 trust fund, and her Dve-tlmet
married mother, Mrs. George McCai ter, are pictured sunning on Ibe Venetian ldu In Italy.
Father Despairs for Kidnaped Son
Baby of House
Secretaries
Max Horowiu (right), father of 10-months-old Jacob Horowitz, who
disappeared in the kidnap scare that terrorized New York's lower eas'
side, waits despairingly at the East River's edge watching police and
divers grapple for the body. Oussle Friedman, who nas caught
wheeling another baby toward the river. Is said by police to have ad
mitted taking the Horowitz baby.
Make Boswell Nuptials Unanimous
It congressmen are judges, ot
beauty, there'll be a rush ot
callers at the office of Repre
sentative Gardner R. Wlthrow,
Wisconsin Progressive. The rea
son is tho Dadgcr lawmaker's
prolly secretary, youngest in
the House, shown above. She's
Miss Dorothy Wood,, 19, of
NellHVille. Wis., and sho's en
Joying Washington very much,
thank you.C
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Now all the Hoswell Sisters are married. Vet was II rat. tOveryoni
thought Martha was second to wed when she became a New Yeai
bride. But Connie, whose voice and charm raised her to fame as I
member of the popular singing trio in spite of physical handicap,
had a surprise up her sleeve she was married to Hnrry tweedy, the
sisters' business manager, nearly a month ago, at PeekKklll, N. .
And here are the happy newlywcds whose honeymoon was interrupted
when Leedy jvent to the hospital tor an operation.
New .'-iimiiiik,t-i--iii'ciiiL,
D. 8. fleet, to assume bis duties
in Jnne, will be Vice Admiral
Arthur 1 Hepburn, above, now
commanding the scouting force,
Hepburn, who will be elevated
to the rank nt rem admiral, will
succeed Admiral Joseph M.
Reeves. In Hie rei.i uutiintion of
the Heel's high command.
Mlrkry Cm-lii mn, i kilt, nml Al Siinni"ivi ;n p v.i. ii N-nlric nint
olllnic ntt n( )(( Si-iIim:-. AiU. I'i iinil-liuiti.n vt n Ihtnl th;iin.
'onsiiip ifn""!! fur thn ih-iiuit ' i-. -iIii;imc hIho there t
irn Slmnwm-. I-' . '! I'lulatl' li ' :., nun -inf"ii for w!im ho pnlit
Vlilli Sm .V . ..I .' r. (,. ni!.-t -i itirv fiwtilt
lu'li- turn lor a i- --f' ;-n. v i'i- ''- -. Codnauc'tf n.ilii
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F?ars Krdnaocd hh Was Drowned
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Heated at Hie sule ot tho inrnnt's crlli, Mrs. liluna llorowlli weeps It r
bor 1 U-mnnths'-old baby Jacob, who disappeared from the sltlnwulk
in front of a relative's homo on Now York's lower Kust Hide. Gussle
Frlctl.uait. 46, edr.ed as she whenhd anolhor Imhy Inward Iho Kit.l
River, was questioned In connection with Hie llorowlti klduaplUK.
The baby was toured drowned.
Bennys' Pottery Anniversary Near
itv niiiiiin nnnosed In IhKti'ference, Jack llenny, radio comedian,
and his wile, Mnry Uvlnxslnne, who Is heard on the. nil' with
him, Intend lo let nothing Interrupt their plans for harmonious
celi'l.rnllun of their nlnlh wedding nnnlvcrsnry Jan. H, Mnybe
thr.l'j why ,lirk wears tho eninlioiirs ready lo chock nny linpetll
jicnt. wisecracks, from their adopted dniiRhter, .lonn, who ml!-'
remind them the ninth anniversary calls tor pottery I