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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-28
SLAYSCHIEF
DURING FIT
OF JEALOUSY
Original Story of Am
bush by Moonshiners
Breaks Down After
Investigation

HAGERSTOWN. Nd. July 2S.--tR1
-Confornted suddenly by his wife.
after more than five hours question
inr. Reginald NJ. Walters, prom
hitinn enforcement agent of this city,
broke down and. confessed tO States
Attorney Harper Bailentinc last
nieht that he killed Hunter X. Stot-
Ter, chief Of the agents operating in
western Maryland. because the Tat
ter had been too attentive to Mrs.
Walters
Throughout a period w intcrroga-
tiou yesterday morning. and for
hours last night. Walters had clung
TO the story told when he drove his
bullet punctured automobile into IA
nearby town late Tuesday night with
Stotlcr, dead. beside him. This was.
that as the two we're driving through
the mountainous and wooded neigh
borhood of BoonsbOro in search Of
moonshiners and bootlcgrers they
had been fired upon from ambush.
The numerous bullet holes and
grooves IN the body NJ the machine,
and. and the smashed windshield.
lent color 10 Walters recital. Hat
the powder marks and burns about
the three wounds On StOtlcr's body
caused the police tO believe shots had
been fired at close range. Three bull
lets mad struck St0tlcr from the
left. Walters. who had been driving,
displayed oniy q slight wound in
one hand
a postpOrtcni examination. per-
formed bv three physicians. showed.
they said, that StpAicr could not have
been fired upon Through the wind
shield. as Walters asserted. Then for
the second time. Walters was aues-
toned. federal investigator from
Pittsburgh. ard other officers qurs-
ti0ninF. And with his wifc's appear
ance came the confession.
Walters. 30. and the father OF two
children. is held in the city jan
nendirR coroner's inquest to be
held tonight. Stoticr. who was o.
wears Old and married. was N resi-
dent of Kevser. WI. VA. but made
bis home with the Walters when
working in this district
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-28
ENGLISH LORD, 81, is
4 4 4
MARRIED TO YOUTHFUL
= = X
DAUGHTER OF PLUMBER

LONDON. July 2s.-iPi Lord Trr-
yor, IN his sixty-fourth year. was
married IN London yesterday 10 23-
year-old Miss Phyllis May Sims.
daughter Of the village plumber OF
kirton. Lincolnshire.
Miss Sims, a. "A hospital nurse. at
tended Lord Trcvurs sister. the hon
orablc Leila Hin Trevor. The patient
took a great fancy to the giri. and
when she recovered. invited her 10
stay at Brynkinalt where she lived
with her brother
a friendship arose between the
peer and Miss Sims and the engage
ment followed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-28
Conference Of
Governors Opens

MAC.NAC ISLAND. Mich. July =.
--s41-Thc 18th ANNUAL confercnee
az governors here last night was a
round table discussion hearing of
prepared speeches and the selection
OF a new executive committee.
The committee consists of r. q.
brewster. Maine. John Hamil. low.
A. McMnilen. Nebraska. John N.
Martin. Florida. ard George n. ncrn.
UtTh.
In the round table discussion Cos
ernor Richie Of Maryland urged
action 20 br'~w shout enualitv Of az
ricul'urr. Flood c0ntval was enn--
snred w Governor Jackson NJ lrdi-
--a. a-d Governor SoFlie NJ North
Dakota.
co-~-ro- Fish, ~ P~-nsvivasss (
said he was ,viflr.r - 80 the cen.
t-=. -.a.r@ g 20 saa.1ol.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-28

Kennedy seid she was not divorced
from Nhittebeck but mat she had
ne intention 81 making her home
with him.
~The criss could have been
avoided" said Mrs. Kennedy. this
morning when attempted 10 hold
conference with Mrs. McPher-
son.
She said she had called her
daughter on the telephone only I'D
have the receiver hung up before
she could say a word.
The evangelist had q different
yerSion Of the affair
Mother used language that !
couldn't bear Others -a hear if they
we're listening IN one W our party
Ines" Mrs. MCPHERSON said.
Nrs. NsPheTson struck * her
mother With the statement that
five persoEs bad been told by the
temple business manager that she
inFrnded ~ break and rrnAh her
tAfs. rrFherspni ard drive he
fv9in every pulpit in America aud
Abroad
ass Kensciy denied her dar-a-
teT's charges.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-28
JUDGE FLAYS
GANG LEADER
Says Birger Thought
Himself Superior
To the Law

BENTON. llls., July 2s.-lPl--
Charles Birgcr. condemned gang
leader has made his last effort To
avoid the hangman in the county
where h. was convicted and sen
tenccd To death for the murder Of
Nayor Joe Adams OF West City,
Ills
After hearing himself described ty
Circuit Judge Miller as man who
"dream intoxicated with the idcg
that you were more powerful than all
the laws ~ this state and commun-
ity," Birger. IN a last effort to
maintain his innocence. talked for
the first time in open court. fiinging
accusations a. Art Newman, his FOR
mer lieutenant.
The court had finished lecture "
the condemned man after formally
sentencing him to be hanged Oe-
tober 3.
''Your position IS unique" Judge
Miller told the gangster. ''You SO far
"a get yourself a. ~ do many things
and then see yourself un superior ~
the law. You surrounded yourself
with young men and you were proud
of the fact that when you appeared
or the scene the clarion blew 20 am
ounce your arrival 10 YOUR lieu
tenants. You became \ character IT.
the community where you lived. The
youth of the varioas counties ss-
sembled 10 watch your dexterity with
your pistols.
"You had a glamor about you that
youths tried To initiate. You were a
man Vi many impulses. Some of them
were for the best. but most of them
were otherwise Charley Birger the
law has overtaken you but now YOU
must and should realize that YOU
owe something to Your children. The
only way YOU can repay for your
deeds is ~ cnonrrating with the au-
horities and assisting them in clear
inc up some of the mysteries and
crimes of soathcrn Illinois gang
warfare"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-28
China Soviet Leader
Returning to Russia

pEKING. China. July 2S.-lPf--
Michael Rorodin. former storm
center in the controversy between the
nationalist government at Hankow
and Nanking, left Hankow yesterday
BY train for Russia, say official adj
vices from Hankow.
IL was announced that B0rOdin
was returning 10 Russia BY way of
Chengchow. in the province Of Ho-
ran. then to the province OF Shensi
and through Mongolia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-28
Woman Is Burned To
Death in Hotel Fire

CORSICANA, Texas, July 2s.--tP1
Lou Alma Matlock, 20. was burned
"a death NJ an early hour this morn
ing when the Currie Hotel I'LL Cur
rie. Oil field town near Corsicann
WAS destroyed BY fire.
The building, a threc-story brick,
is a complete loss and was valued at
100000 when constructed several
years ago.
Others in the hotel narrowly e.
capped with their lives. several re-
ceiving minor burns.
The building was mass OF flames
when. the fire Nas discovered az
1880 thIs morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-28
Will Move Body of
Famous Movie Star

HOLLYWOOD. Calf. July 2S.-tF
The body II Rudolph Valentino
whom June Mathis. famous film
writer discovered. and brought 90
film fame. will be moved from its
place in mausolegm in order that
the body Of Miss Mathis may rest
near that Of her mother. Mrs. Nir-
ginia Mathis
This was announced last night hy
Miss Laura Mathis. sister of the film
writer, that the body Of Valentino
which fof fmeriv rested in crypt
above that 81 Miss Mathis mother
Will be moved into an adjoining
crypt.
Miss Mathis died in New York
TncsnaN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-28
Communist Leader
Sees Threat of War

MOSCOW. July 2E.--tH'i Renewed
warning of the threat of war was
given today by Joseph stain, COM
munist party leader.
In a lengthy declaration, after re-
viewirg what he termed attacks on
the soviet union, WI. Stain declared
the union must expect new attacks
in which conservative may succeed
IN organizing a military bloc aRamsz
the Union.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-28
Flying Fort Given
Tryout Flight Today

MITCHELL FIELD. y. Y. July y.
--t4'l-The new "fiyine FORT" the
Condor bomber recently completed
at the Curtis plart. left for Wilbur
wight field az Dayton. Ohio. at III
o'clock this morning for bombing
tests
The great bomber was pil0ted By
LieutrnGnt EaEene Bats.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-28
Defeat Stock Law
In Hidalgo County

EDlNBURG. Texas. July 2s-The
proposal to enforce the state stock
law IN hid> 20 county, voted upon MI
the election Tuesday. was decisiveIy
defcated. the late returns showing
a vote of 926 against the law tu
5ll tor.
The vote against the law wa. al-
most unanimous In the non-irriEated
sections of the county where there
are extensive fanching Interest,".
practically all the votes for the lass.
being east IN the irrigated sections
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-28

LOS ANGELES. Calf. July Is
tP-Aime@ Semnle Mcpherson Wa
asked today by DR.. Gladwyn Nichols
self-exilad leader OF a large grouI
OF rcvolters from Angelus Temnle
10 reopen her famous kidnapina
trial and hold il this time before
court composed Of members Of the
Temple.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-28
Two Drowned When
Small Boat Capsizes

STAMFORD. Texas. July ~ -itT
-Clludc Hines and Erwin Chapnaan
were drowned in Lake Pcnick, lG
miles southeast 0f here "wednesday
night after their Eoat capsized.
Edd Biggs. another occupant nf
the boat swam ~ shore without br-
ing able 70 rescue his companions
Both bodies were recovered Thurs
day morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-28
Dearborn Independent
Will Be House Organ

DETROIT. Mich. July 2S.--iPi IN
apparent sympathy with earlier an-
Houncement that the Dearborn lnde-
pendent. heretofore considered the
official tlouthpiere of Henry Ford,
would he turned into house organ.
not for general circulation, Henry
Ford has ordered dealers to disc0n-
tinuc subscriptions to the publica-
tiOn.
The order was contained in a le.-
ter received by most dealers Tues
day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-28
8. II. Condemnation
Suit on Trial Here

One Southern Pacific condemna-
ti0n suit WIS On trial here Thursday
and four more Gre tD bc tried Sat-
urdny
The railroad has filed 10 con-
demnatiou suits for right Of way
tor the extension from Harlingen to
Brownsville and 7. C. George. attor-
ney fer the railroad. says that proh-
ably about l52 suits will bc filed al-
together ~ secure necessary proper
A.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-28
HFRRICK pAssEs CRISIS

TLEF ELANUr WHT0-. July Z1---THT
Myron T Herrirk, VII. =. amhasSa-
dor w France. hHs PASSED the crisis
iH his illness sna IA believed out of
Danger, Il wac said today By MS son,
Parmler Herriek after visit with
his l~ther in hospital
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-28
$34, 100000 Vanish in Big Oil Bubble
Mexico Would Route
Air Mail Service BY
Way of Brownsville

Whenever the Mexican government gets ready to award
contract for rpane service to the border for mail
press and passengers ii will be let 10 MaaInoros
ana brownsville the secretary of the department of public
works has advised Luis Rendon secretary of the Maa-
moros Chamber Of Commerce. Mr. Rcndon received the
assurance in Mexico City and has written c. Richardson
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-28
BoBBY JONES COMING HOME

SS AQIAIANIA, July .o.--i4'I --
Bobby Jones. returning from Eng
land with the 8ritich open golf
crown still perched or his brow. said
today that il was improbable that ne
would defend his title an 1928
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-28
BIG MAJORITY.
FAVOR ARROYO
CHANNEL PLAN
Organization of Dis
trict Assured; Vote
Bonds to Fina n c e
Improvement Work

HARLiNGFN, Texas. July 2s.-By
an overwhelming vote the residents
Of the area 10 be included in the
Arroyo Navigation district yesterday
went on record as favornE the or
ganIzalion OF the district and the is
suancc or bonds IN the amount OF
S5OOo for the dredging OF the
arroyo channel. The vote was 13l for
70 81 against.
k.rry precinct in the district re-
turned q majority for the two prop
csitions, the heavy vote Indicating
the general interest. Following age
the unofficial rerurnS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-28

Returns had not been receiyed
from the MilIacy county preclnc4 i'm
cludcd IN the proposed district. but
the precinet has very hght vote
and VIII make no material change In
the results.
The district viii include approNi-
mately 2-e,O1O acres in Cameron and
10000 acres in Niliacv county. ali
~ which IL directly tributary to the
Arroyo ColOrbio, which will bc inn
proved 90 provide a waterway. The
district will have complete control
Of the waterway, but barges, term
irais and other facilities will be pro-
Fided by private or municipal cor
pOrati0ns.
Celebrate With Banquet
a banquet. attended by approx
mately 100 residents of the district.
WAS ncld 1T the Reese n Mond
hotel last night to celebrate the vic
tory for water transportation and
also the recent completion Of the
baxter building, Harlisgens eight
story structure. Discussion Of de
velopment of the Arroyo project was
followed By the naming OF q nom
mating cOmmittee tO nominate COM
mlssiOners for the new district. these
nominations to be recommended TO
the county commissioners when final
action In organization OF the dis
trict is taken. j. B. Chambers was
nominated aS chairman of the COM
mission and Tyre IA. Brown of Hai-
lingcn and j. Il George of Rio Hondo
a. commissioners. The fuactiOns OF
this commission will be very sim
ilal to those OF a board Of directors
cf an irrigation district.
The vote will hc ronvasscd hy the
commissioners court Monday. and III
is understood that final action IN
the organization of the district will
BE- taken at that time and the com
mission appointed. The commission
ers will serve TWO years, their sue
cessors Ia Ne elected hy .;he dis
trict. J. II. Chambers. who has
been recommended a. chairman or
the commission. has been very act
i've IN promoting the Arroyo project.
having been closely identified with IL
since its inception.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-28

For Brownsville and the Lower
Rio Grande Valley: Partly cloudy to-
night and Friday. Light 10 fresh
scutherly winds on the west coast
For East Texas: Partly cloudy to-
night and Friday: local thunder
showers in northwest portion.
Light 20 fresh easteriy 10 south
erly winds on the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-28
NAVALPARLEY
NEARING END;
.NOACREEMENT
Japanese Dele 9 a t e 5
DECIDEDLY Pessimistic
Over Outlook For
Future

GENEVA. July 2S.-tPl-No agree
ment was reached by the tripartite
naval conference at the meeting this
afternoon. and the Japanese express
cd the opinion to the Associated
Press that the delegate session con-
vokcd would probably bC the lass.
The spokesma said indications are
that the conference viii fail.
W. 4. Bridge man, chief British
delegate, denied 10 The Associated
Press that the conference had coll
lapscd. Mr. BridFemAn said that
the convention would continue but
&c declined to predict as TO future
prospects.
The Japanese spokesman said that
the British and American viewpoints
on the prGblem VIZ S-inch gun crGis-
crs would b. extremely difficult to
reconcile. He added that this would
be the real cause Of the rupture II
a rupture came.
GENEVA, July 2S -lFl-No great
optimism prevailed III American err
cles at the tripartite naval confer
ence subsequent 10 the visit which
W. G.. BriGgeman paid to Hugh ).
Glbscn this morning and prior All
the general meeting vi the rhicI
delegates which was arranged for
later today.
The question apparently turns on
whether the British proposal will
really give the United States the
liberty she desires 10 construct y
inch gun cruisers.
Mr.. Bridgeman only outlined thr
British proposal this morning re-
serving detailed explanation for
the later meeting
The Japanese are pessimiStic over
the situation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-28

RIVER f0RECAsT
Tho liv will continue TO fAn
slowly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-28

DAILY RIVER BULLETIN
Flood Present "a Hr. "a Hr.
Stage Stage CHING. Rain
Evening star., 1927-10-23
AIR MEN DISCUSS
PARCEL POST RULES
Representatives of Commercial
Companies Confer With Glover
on Proposals,
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, October 22.-Represent-
atives of commercial air mail com,
panies discussed with w. Irving
Glover, Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral, here today legislative proposals
to submit TO Congress to govern ship
ment of parcel post by air.
The air men differed on the form
the proposals should take, one group
favoring the quotation of a maximum
rate for parcels. another group think
ing the determination of rates should
be left to the postal department head
and the operators.
In supporting the last plan. Paul
Henderson. general manager of the
National Air Transport Co.. remarked
Il favor q czar of commercial avia-
ton. and think the Postmaster Gen
eral should be that czar." Determina-
tion of what should be submitted was
left to committee of air men.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
NICARAGUA POST FILLED

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, October ~
Up.-Maj. Robert ]. Jordan of Mime
apolis and New York today was ap'
nointed collector of customs at the
Port of Corinto. Nicaragua, succeed
mig William F. Roddy, who was ap-
pointed director general of customs of
Ecuador.
Capt. Alton A. GLADDEN., u. S. nj. G.,
has been appointed major in the
Guardia Nacional, in charge OF the
federal penitentiary in Managua, to
reform the present system OF the
prison.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
SIS TAKEN IN RAIDS.
Dry Law Dragnet in South Caro-

UNION, S. c., october % @.-A
total of SIS men had been arrested and
the county Jail filled to overfowing
with the city lookup rapidly reaching
the same point at 2 o'clock this after
noon as a result of the dragnet spread
early today by Federal and State
officers for alleged liquor law viola
tions.
Warrants were out for % others
and officers were securing outlying
sections of the county for them.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
COAST GUARDSMAN HUNT
is NEWS TO OFFICIALS
Man Reported "Wanted" in Piracy
Case Is Out on
Patrol.
py the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
MIAMI. Fla, October 22.-Reports
OF an effort to have Boatswain Larry
Christensen Of the Fort Lauderdale
Coast Guard base arrested in con-
nection with the Nesle case in the
Bahama Islands is news" to Off
cials at the base, a spokesman for
Comdr. B. Jordan today told the AS
sociated Press over the telephone.
Boatswain Christensen was absent
from the base on patrol. He will not
return for four or five days, 1t was
said.
The nearest British consul is at
Miami. He was out Of his office and
could not be reached for a statement.
Gold wire drawn so fine that $500
yards weigh only one ounce was re-
Gently exhibited in England.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-24
Police Active
Over Weekend


FL Centre Pohee made several a
rests over the w"el, end the most
i,rnortant cantura raois+ored b.ino
that Of y. ReDtcria. - Nexi.an
eaught shouliftino in mo Tornev
Brothers store in Main street Th,r
other arrests resulted from street
FIGHTS ana imbihino TOO fr,r1>. in
intoyica.ing Ioujds Due "a the ali.
sencc Of Judge Heryev the arraiyu.
ment Of the Prisoners was holJ oTrr
until tomorrow morning.
Penteria was arrested H. Scr
otart Touev after he Lai been de-
FAMED bv clerks n the storr &C.
eordiug to the information given tbe
sergeant. Rcntpria was in the act
Of leaving +he store with several
mems shirts tucked md,r his coat
when stoned He still was in nos
session - the shirts when Tancv ar
rived and placcd him rnlcr arrrs,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-24
Many Attend
Lackey Funeral

Prof. \ /. L. ECv was buried in
Evergreen cemetery Sunday aft"r,
noon. The death Of the professor,
"a pioneer in FL Centre ard an actiy,
worker in school. church and fratcr
n:,l life OF the city for 10 years, was
mourned by many and hundreds at
tended the funeral service and bu
rial.
Rev. G. a. Hartman. who conduct
ed the church service. culogizea the
life Of the professor. He told Of The
wonderful work carried on By Pro
fcssor Lackey during his life in the
valley. Of the sacrifices made by the
dead man in his efforts 10 build up
the education Of this city and county
He told Of the many things the
prof, ssor had done III his chur,h
work. Special music was rendered
by the choir II concluding the
church ceremony.
The body Mas then removed to
Evergreen cemetery where the Ma
scnic lodge took charge Of the bur
ial. The Masonic ritual was read as
the hpdv was lowered into the grave
and tiua. prayer offered.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-24
LETTUCE MARKET

Week-cnd shipments Of lettuce
from Imperial valley totalcd 2ll
cars, lac moving Saturday and 81
Yesterday. OF this number. FL Cen
tre shipped rs.
Market quotations for today are
A- follows:
. Chicago u degrees. nartl"
cloudy. Ten Arizona, 20 California
arrived, 50 cars on track, supplir,
moderate, market stronger. lmpc.
Rial 4s and rs $3.25-50, few -. -,
mostly around $3.50. Fair mostly
around $500. Phoenix - and Is
S5.25 $50.
New York. p degrees. cloudy.
Five ears Arizona, 81 California, t
Florida arrived. Iceberg supplies
liberal, demand moderate. market
weaker. Imperial best S4.254.50.
0rdinary $500. Arizona. best. fair
quality, mostly $3.50.
2 Philadelphia. 81 degrees. cloudy.
Three Arizona, E California, > Flor.
ida arrived, L. cars on track. sup.
rlics limited, demand moderate.
market slightly weaker Imperial
and Arizona Is aud -, best $44.1I.
poorer low as S35Q.
Pittsburgh, - degrees cloudy.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-24
Charges Denied
by Dog Catcher

Frank Goddv, dog catcher, enter
ed plea Of not guilty to a charge
Of cruelty to animals, when ar
raigned before Judge !. Mayfield
Saturday afternoon. The complaint
against Goddy was made By hu-
name agent, charging him with hav-
ing kept two dogs at the pound for
IS hours without food or water.
Goddy was released under s25 bail
for hearing in the case Friday
Henry A. Smith paid fine OF
s25 in Judge Mayfield 5 court Sat
urday after pleading guilty TO a
charge Of reckless driving. W, W.
Laughlin suffered a like penalty
this morning on 4 similar charge
and Angelo Rascon was fined $l5
when he pleaded guilty to q charge
Of speeding.
J. S. Greenicr pleaded guilty TO
a charge Of reckless driving, was
fined $50 and his operator S licen-
sc suspended for one year TINS
morning. Grecnicr was convicted
Of similar offensc one year ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-24
CHAPLIN LAWYERS
AND GOVERNMENT
NEAR AGREEMENT
Nv United Press JenSed WI-r

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-Attur
ncyS for Charlie Chaplin are every
near an agreement with internal
revenue bureau attorneys which Will
lift the government tar lien from
-, 49, 900 of fund, and property in
the east belonging to the comedian
and his film company. isaac Stigc!
enc of Chaplin 5 LAWYERS, announced
this afternoon.
An agreement under which Chap
lin will be allowed to post bond and
free his funds pending settlement et
the income tax ease probably VII,
be reached tomorrow morning, Stige!
said.
All major points AZ issue wcrr
settled ut two conferences today be
tween Stigcl and Charles Schwars
for Chaplin and j. NJ. Williams and
j. I. Rortch for the internal rcVcuae
bureau, Stigcl said. Minor tech
nicalitics will be ironcd out after
the third meeting, he predicted.