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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-21
Daily Menu

Daily Menu
BREAKFAST - Honey dew
melon, cereal, cream, corn
meal pancakes, milk, coffee.
LUNCHEON-Scalloped rice
and mushrooms, hearts of let
tuce with French dressing,
graham popoYers, jelly, milk,
tea.
DINNER-Hot pot Of hodge
podge, cabbage and pineapple
salad, cocoanut cream pie,
milk, coffee.
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Your Love Problems
BY MARTHA LEE

Dear Martha Lee-I have been married
seven years and, have two children. Ny
husband has told me that he no longer
cares for me and loves another. He mis-
treats the children, and says that have
been too good to him. And stiH, he won't
leave me. r. S.
For the sake of the children, the
best thing would be to forgive and
forget, if your husband can be made
to see his mistake.
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Cranberry
Real Aid
to Health
BY SISTER MARY
NEA Service Writer

CranberTies, like Indiana corn,
are native to this country and have
held high place among the fruits
for many years. In the early days
they grew wild in the lowlands
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Dear Martha Lee-I am 49, The boy
with whom have been going gets angry
at the most trivial things. I have to
watch every thing say. I love him but
hesitate to marry him. What would you
advise? WONDERING.
This fault is a bad one. Have
ar agreement that if you do marry
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STUDY CLUB HOLDS
MONTHLY MEETING

Mrs. Paul Stokes, 451s Central
avenue, was hostess to the first of
a series of monthly meetings held
by the child study group Of the
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him he must learn to control his
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
KILLS BRIDE
 OF Z MONTHS,
 THEN HIMSELF
Tragedy Revealed in Am erican Dentist S Game
 Hunt in Africa

UMTALIS, Southern Rh O d S a, Africa, Dec. 15,-The big game hunting expedition of Dr. R. L Magoon, American dentist, famed as a hunter, has ended disastrous ly with the deatl of himself and wife.
 The police said it was case of apparent murder and suicide.
 The couple had been married only two months and quarreled fre- quently, the police said.
 It is evident, according to the authorities, from the position the bodies were found, that Dr. Magoon first killed his wife with some sort of heavy instrument, then ended his own life.
 The woman came from Oregon U. s. A., two months ago for the wedding bringing her two daugh- ters by previous marriage.
 The girls slept in another part of the house.
 The first indication of the trag- edy was when native servant found the couple dead when he took them their breakfast.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15

 SHOT, KILLED
Mother, Broo din g Over Losing Her Only Child,
 Commits Crime

DENVER, Colo, Dec. 15.-A few hours before she was to have been married, Helen Hidinger, aged 21 years, was shot to death in her bed Sunday by her mother, Mrs. Eu- genia Prowant, aged 48, who suicid- ed, in the locked bedroom
 The girls stepfather said his wife had been opposed to the mar riage. She had been in ill-health and the worry of losing her only child undoubtedly. were reasons for the tragedy.
 A huge bouquet of orange blos- sons arrived at the girls home while detectives were investigat- ing.
 Earl Penna, aged p, intended groom, asked that the engagement ring be buried with the girl.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
.125 PASSENGERS SAVED, ACCIDENT
Explosion Occurs on Ex. cursion Steamer with
 Glass Bottom

MIAMI, Florida, Dec. 15.-An ex- plosion and afire aboard the ex cursion steamer Eureka, No. IT. sent 135 persons leaping into the surging Atlantic.
 The passengers had been watch ing through the crafts glass bot tom
 One hundred and twenty five of the passengers were brought ashore safely.
 Three bodies have been recovered and seven are unaccounted for.
 The boat sank in 10 feet of water.
 Divers are searching for the bod, ies in the Marine Gardens, Is miles south of here
 A three piece orchestra tried to stem the panic but it was drown ed out by screams of women and children as smoke from the engine room gave notice of mishap which was followed by the ex- plosions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
COUNTRY IS IN
 TURMOIL L;REBEL
 PLANES ACTIVE
Cities Showered from Air with Inflamatory
 Proclamations
SPANISH THRONE IS
 REPORTED TOTTERING
Labor Riots Flaring-Mar tial Law Declared-
 President Proclaimed

PARIS, Dec. 15.-A Span- ish revolt, another chapter in Spain's political drama, burst today in a nationwide mOve- 'ment against the throne. A President has been pro- claimed at BilbOa.
 Madrid is in a turmoil.
 Rebel airplanes have show cred the principal cities with inflamatory prOclamatiOns.
 News is scarce under a rigid censorship.
 It is reported that Madrid troops are about to join the revolt.
 Labor riots have flared in Bilboa and San Sebastian ac- counting for three deaths.
 Martial law has been de- clared throughout Spain.
 Alcala Zamora, a Cabinet Minister in 1923, has been proclaimed President of the Spanish Renublic accordinp to reports here.
 King Alfonzo is kept in his castle.
 Premier Berenguer is attempting to whip the Government into a united front.
 No word has been received from Jaca since early Sunday morning.
 Dispatches received in Paris Sun day night from Huesca reported the Spanish Government had nov ed swiftly to squelch the revolt.
 Two leaders, Fervyn Galan and Garcia Hernadez, had been court martialed and shot.
 Hundreds of leaders all over Spain were reported arrested.
 Tn the execution of Galan and Hernadez, both refused bandages for their eyes. Galan pleaded for the life of his comrade saying he deserved to die but Hernadez was innocent.
 As his last act, Galan handed a purse to the officer of the fir ing squad with the request that the contests, 500 pesetas, be given to the poor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
Wife of Pilot Rendl.dn
 Makes Request Search
 Be Rene,Ued for Husband

VANCOUVER, B. G. 15-Belicving her husband Pilot companions, Sam Cler and Frank Renahan wired the Dominion Ottawa urging search be made in mountains back of Prince Rupert
 Pilot Renahan companions disappeared October mercy search for Pilot E. J. A. Burke and his companions the Liard River District
 Word has residents of Whtchorse and AtIn they describe negligence the failure to prosecute more who lived month and nine Emil Kading alive by Pilot Everett L. Whiteh0rse. Burke died the rellt of exposure had been missing October II.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
DARING FLYER
 PLANNING TRIP
 ACROSSSTATES
Mrs. Victor Bruce Reaches Vancouver M a de
 l0,000-Mile Flight

VANCOUVER, B. O., D1c. 15.-- With her mothers birthplace, New Albany, Indiana, on the itinerary planned by Mrs. Victor Bruce, whose daring 10000 mile flight across Europe and Asia is to be followed by an air journey across the United States and then south to Buenos Aires. The British avia- trix artist plans to paint cities and reach the exhibition at Buenos Aires at the opening in April.
 Mrs. Bruce will fly the little no horsepower plane to Seattle this week. She arrived Friday night on a steamer from Japan.
 Mrs. Bruce left England only a few. weeks after learning to fly Her first solo flight was made after six days of instruction.
 On her flight from England to Japan, she crashed on a desert and lost three days She broke the pro- peller of her plane. She was forced down near FoochoW, China, when her gas ran low She landed on a golf course and refueled.
 After eaching Seattle, Mrs. Bruce plans to fly to Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles, thence east to Toronto and New York City, stopping enroute at New Albany. She expects to ship her plane from Buenos Aires to South Africa and fly home via Egypt.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
''MOnarch of Minds" Is
 Welcomed m Nem York:
 Appreciation 4 Expressed

NEW YORK CITY N Y, Dec. 15.-New City, more than the host to Kings CT Minds last Saturday afternoon Nicholas Murray Butler President Columbia presenting Prof Albert Mayor James Walker at the City Hall
 Mayor Walker assured New Workers have profound appreciation have made to science if stand
 President Butler said "The monarch rules is not bounded by mountains which his authority extends flies speaks single tongue It is realm women of every race and creed meet under the direction intelligence Our gides philosophers an effort to better and fully understand the world
 Frau Einsten translated the by the Professor in German I feel this wck being done in the world not only by thankful of the feeling of this great city The spirit of should reign the fer the realm of minds does not recognize wars"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
NATION WIDE REV0L UPTON BREAKS OUT IN SPAIN TODAY
Suadron of 12 ItaIian Planes
 Prepares to Hop South Atlantic

ORBETELLO, Italy, Dec. 15.- Twelve seaplanes are all tuned up ready to take the air today on the first stage of 6,470-mile flight to Rio de Janeiro.
 Forty eight men will participate four in each plane. The squad ron will make number of stops enroute. The longest hop oi 1875 miles will be from Bulama tc Port Natal. It is estimated the flight will require 65 flying hours
 Italo Balbo, Air Minister and daring pilot, is himself heading the expedition.
 Savoia- -Marchetti seaplanes, mod eled after Italian bomberS, make up the fleet which will progress ir easy stages to Cartagena, Spain and down the African coast to the hopping-off point, Bulama, Portu- guese Guinea.
 Their departure for the New World, after general overhauling will be timed for the light of the full moon and dependent on good weather probably between January 5 and 8.
 They will make for the nearest point of Brazil-Natal-crossing the equator in mid-ocean, and then proceed down the coast to Rio de Janeiro.
 By the mass formation flight, the largest ever proposed for trans Atlantic attempt Italy hopes to demonstrate the reliability and pos abilities of aviation.
 Each plane carries a pilot. CO., pilot, mechanic and radio operator Each is equipped with special in- struments and a new small but ex- tremely powerful wireless set.
 To Balboa, Mussolini's right-hand man in making Italy air conscious, the venture will be the climax of two other squadron flights he has led, one in 1928 to London and Berlin, and the other last year around the Balkans and the Black Sea.
 It will be the third transatlantic venture to be backed by the Italian government.
 The first was the memorable flight of Commander Francesca de pinedo and two companions, who flew seaplane in 1927 from Rome along the western coast of Africa, across the south Atlantic, and to the United States. His plane was destroyed by fire in Arizona, but with new ship he returned to Rome by way of New York, New foundland and London.
 The second was the record non- stop distance flight of 1928 by Capt. Arturo Ferrarin and Major c. P. del Prete, who flew from Rome to Touros, near Natal, Bra gil, distance of 4,466 miles in 5l hours and 59 minutes. Del Prete died later of injuries when the pair crashed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
C0NFESSES TO
 SHAVING 6 ON
 NO. OAK. RANCH
All Others Previously Inn plicated in Crime
 Are Absolved
FARM HAND CLAIMS
 HE DID DEED ALONE
United States Attorney Is Skeptical - Arrest
 Made in Oregon

| WILLISTON, North Dakota, Dec l5.-Charles Bannon, aged 22, farm CT, has confessed he killed six members of the Albert E. Haven family in their farmhouse near Schafer on the morning of last February 10, his attorney, A. J Knox, said.
 Knox said that Ramon declared he alone was responsible and ab- solved all persons previously men toned in conflicting stories.
 United States Attorney J. s. Fay Tor is skeptical and said he will not accept the story without veri- fication
 Ramon was arrested for the theft of four of the Haven family hogs
 When the family first disap- peared, it was believed they were visiting relatives in Aberdeen, Wash. Five brothers and sisters of Mrs. Haven live in the Gray liar Dor towns.
 Bannon said Mrs. Ravens body was buried on his mothers farm nearby.
 Haven and four children were found on the Haven farm at Ban non's direction.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
SENATE PLANS
 TO HIT BACK
 AT PRESIDENT
Resentment Caused by Re. cent Statement Issued
 at White House

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 15.- Fearing another flashing from Pres ident Hoover, the Senate is study ing means of hitting back
 Senators are prepared to make record, through a La Toilette resolution, their dislike at the White House statement they are playing politics with human mis- cry.
 The resolution would declare the Senate favors giving precedence to relief of suffering over interest," of wealthy taxpayers.
 President Hoover claimed that no matter how divided, an increase in taxes falls on the workers and farmers. He asked the Senate not to increase the taxes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
ALASKA FLYER, REPORTEDLOST,
 IS AT M'CRATH
Matt Nieminen Flying from Iditarod with Passen-
 gers, Caused Fears

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Dec. 15.- Fears for the safety of Matt Mem inen, Alaska Airway's pilot, and two passengers, on a flight from Iditarod, have been dispelled by the report received here that he has landed safely at McGrath.
 Pilot Nieminen left Iditarod dur ing a storm. A emergency landing was made on the Dishna River where he was sighted by Ed Young
 When the report was received here Saturday that Nieminen had been missing since Thursday, two searching planes started out, one piloted by Frank Dorbandt and the other by Young. Two dog teams also cooperated with the fliers.
 Young spotted Nieminen on the Dishna River and Nieminen later took the air and reached McGrath safely.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
LARGEST BANK IN WORLD NOW DOMICILED IN U. S.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.- How the American banking system is changing was sketched today in the Commerce Departments an- nual report.
 The trend toward chain and group banking, banking consolida- tion and the expanse of branch banking was again evident during the past. fiscal year." Secretary Lamont reminded Congress, where important banking legislation is
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
PUBLIC WORKS
 BILL REDUCED

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. l5.- Conferees on the $118000,00O Emer- gency Public Works bill have re- duced the total appropriations to sl16,000,000 and restored the House provisions permitting the President to use specified sums, interchange able. The Conferees eliminated the Senate amendment requiring local labor on all projects.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
Proposed Endurance Flight Ends; Woman
 Found as StO,Oa,Ua,

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 15.- Because Miss Billie Brown, aged 24, parachute jumper, slowed away aboard a trimotored plane which had started on an endurance flight, the ship came down 20 minutes after it left the ground early to- day.
 Miss Brown planned to make a parachute jump but had only one chute which is against the De- partment of Commerce ruling.
 Six pilots were aboard the plane. They said there was no place for a woman, anyway,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
ALFRED HOLMAN DIES IN SOUTH
Editor Identified with Coast Newspapers Half a
 Century, Passes

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. 15 Alfred Holman, aged 73 years for the past IT years Editor of the San Francisco Argonaut, weekly advocate of world peace and men, tioned as possible appointee as Ambassador to Japan or Minister to Greece, is dead at Bolinas.
 For half a century MT. Holman was prominently identified with Pacific Coast newspapers.
 MT. Holman was born in Oregon At the age of IT years he began his newspaper career on the Portland Oregonian and was later Editor Cf the Seattle Post -Intelligencer. He left Seattle for California in 1891
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
TODAY'S STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK CITY, N. Y, Dec 15.-Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 614 American Can 108, Anaconda Cop per 26, Bethlehem Steel 5lA, Fox Films 255s, General Motors 33A Granby Consolidated 1872, Inter- national Harvester 511s, Kennecott Copper 227s, Mont g m ery-Ward 17k, National Acme 71s, Packard Motors 8A, Simmons Beds 14k Standard Brands 15A, Standard Oil of California 40A, Standard Oil of New Jersey 49, United Aircraft 20ia, U. s. Steel 1371a, Curtiss- Wright 2S, Pacific Gas and Elec- tric A, Pennsylvania Railroad 55A General Electric 43B, Westinghouse Electric and Mechanical 91B.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
Mrs. Keith-Miller's
 Plane Crashes, Wrecked

JACKSONVILLE, Florida, Dec, 15.-Mrs. Keith h-Miller's plane crashed today enroute to Wash ington, D. C., when the motor failed The ship was but 40 feet above the ground at the time. The ayiatrix was not hurt. The under carriage and wings were demol- ished.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15

pending.
 "The merging of important bank ing institutions in our larger cities has resulted in a marked reduc- tion in the number of banks as well as large-scale concentration of banking resources. AS result of one of these mergers, the largest bank in the world is now domi- ciled in the United States"
 The largest bank" was not nam ed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
lBarrage ot
 Bullets Greet iFHemen

ROCK SPRINGS, Wyoming, Dec. 15.-Firemen rushing to blaze in a one story building this morning were greeted by a barrage of shots.
 Everyone kept at bay as the result of bullets flying wild.
 Nearly 4,000 rounds of am munition were discharged in the melee.
 The building was occupied by a shooting gallery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
Hero of Plume
 Search, Engaged to hitehOrse Nurse

. VANCOUVER, B. C., Dec. . 15.-Pilot Everett L. Was . son, aged "A years, hero of . the rescue of Emil Kading
 Q and Bob Marten and the 9 finding of Capt. E. J. A. . Burke's body in the Liard . District, is engaged to marry , Florence Gertrude Jones, . nurse at Whitehorse. This is , the announcement made by 9 Miss Jones parents, MT. and
 D Mrs. M. E. Jones.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
Small Boat Capsizes;
 Man Drowns; l Rescued

l. VICTORIA, B. C., Dec. 15.-Jo- seph Wright was drowned when a small boat in which he was cross ing the Gulf of Georgia capsized
 J. Wilkinson was rescued by fish ermen after clinging to the wreck age of the boat for several hours.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
Prize Winners,
 Radio Contest,
 Are Announced

NEW YORK CITY, N. Y., Dec. 15.-The first prizes in the National R a diO Addition contest have been announced. They go to Carol Deis, soprano of Dayton, Ohio, and Raoul E. Nadeau, baritone of New York City. The prizes are S5.000 each and two years study in the American Conservatory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
ONE ARREST IS MADE

TOLEDO, Oregon, Dec 15.-Sher- i if Horsefall said his deputies have
 arrested James F. Ramon, said to be the father of Charles Bannon. alleged murderer of the Haven fam fly in North Dakota, as he drove into an auto camp. Advices have been received that
 States Attorney J. s. Taylor has
 issued a warrant agains5 James
 Ramon and would ask for his ex-
 tradition from the Governor of
 Oregon to stand trial in North Da-
 kota.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15

A census of game bagged in North Carolina is to be taken by the Department of Conservation and Development
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15

Continued on Page Five)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
Decrease in Waste

Decrease in Waste
 Efforts to decrease waste in in- dustry, a home building campaign conducted on a national scale, in-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-21

feeders are expected to come to the sheep growing
sections OF West Texas for their feeder sheep when
the extension Is completed.
That q new industry for Odessa and a new one
for Texas Is a barite plant which brushes barium sui
phate into a powder as impalpable as flour and the
color Of a very light pink talcum; that barite is used
industrially for several purposes including paints,
paper. automobile tires, but its principal outlet II
Texas will be in rotary oil drilling. forming with clay
a very heavy mud used in holding back gas in oil
wells and that lastly the Odessa plant will employ
80 men.
That Port Arthur is hoping for successful culmi-
nation Of plans of a South American meat packer
to establish a 100000 packing plant employing from
500 to 800 persons; that all these new items OF indus
trial progress furnish convincing evidence that Tex
as is not going backward. neither Is 1t standing still
but it's moving forward In all fields Of endeavor at
a very lively pace.
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Mitchell was pacing like q Gagged
animal. He stopped short as the
6oor opened and the two women
entered.
This is Rose" Evelyn Parsons
began. Rose. tell Mr.. Mitchell
when and where you saw Miss
Celia last"
The maid looked sleepy. She held
a long. figured robe about her. ap-
parently slipped over a nightgown.
Though she had arisen from bed
Rose had been thoroughly coached
by her mistress.
Il think 1t "a about four
o'clock" the maid answered. Il
was coming through the hall and !
saw Miss Celia standing In front
Of the mirror in her room putting
on her hat. She didn't say any
thing but a minute late when I
was in Mrs. Parsons dressing room
/ heard the door shut and then
footsteps going toward the outside
door. That's all I know about IT,"
"She vas alone? Mitchell asked.
Eyes. sir. There wasn't anyone
else here but the cook in the
kitchen"
you say It was about four
o'clock? Earlier or later than
that?"
I'm not Just sure. sir. but II
must have been about that time
because at 4:30 I went downstairs
to do an errand. 1t couldn't have
bfen very long before that"
II see. I suppose you know
Celia's disappeared. Has she eve
said anything to you that might
give you an idea where she could
have gomez"
Rose looked toward Mrs. Parsons
and shook her head. mo. sir. She
never did"
well. this doesn't help much"
Mitchell was addressing Evelyn.
Someone else must have seen her.
How about that doorman-the one
on duty afternoons. Is he here
ncw?"
mo. Mrs. Parsons answered.
but we car reach him. Rose.
telephone downstairs and find out
where to call the man who was at
the door this afternoon"
Before the maid could take up
the TELEPHONE Mitchell had it in his
hand. I'll do it." he said. and i'm
mediately was in conversation with
the operator.
The result OF 10 minutes Of al
ternate waiting and frantic cor
~versation produced the news that
Celia Mitchell had left the apart
ment in comDany with a tall young
man whom the doorrnan had seen
frequently. Thew had driven away
in a black roadster. The doorman
agreed that it MIGHT have been
about four o'clock but he was not
sure.
Mitchell slammed down the tele-
phone. IT'S that Shields!' he ex-
claimed. Blind fool-why didn't !
guess. Good God, they may be
anvwherel Evelyn. EveIvn-l"
Mrs. Parsons sprang to : feet.
John. dearest. don't take II 81
terribly Everything may be al
rieht. Pleasel For my sakei"
He pushed her aside. Where
does Shields live?" he demanded.
Il haven't any ideal"
The man stared at her. You
promised to be responsible for nv
daughter" he said harshly. "but
you know nothing about her goings
and comings in the house. You are
unable TO name any OF her friends
who might tell me what's become
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who lives here. Do you know how
i can find him?"
The stranger eyed Shields suspi-
ciously. IF he lives here you'll find
his name on the directory" Shields
and Mitchell followed into the vest
ibule. The other man opened q sec
ond door and disappeared. Mefore
the door clicked shut Barney had
inserted his toe in the opening.
Get the apartment number" he
said sharply. Mitchell read down
the list Of names.
Here II is-24B."
They found the number on a sec
ond floor door. John Mitchell
knocked.
who is ftp" a mans voice called.
Mitchell knocked again. There
was a Shuffling noise. then the door
opened and Tod Jordan appeared.
what do you want7" he de-
manded Grossly.