Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING V MAY 16 1936 Fresh fruit landed it haa never warfare condemn” Gen Glassford Would Adopt Official Status Six Oklahoma Arrival of U S Ships Plea Ethiopian announced The Rouses Chinese Town had accepted the task inhuman all marges for Of Puerto Rico Zioncheck Firm Felons Elude Refusal Stirs gating Policy fare as suggested Italy a lengthy Publication Province Shantung by Italy against Great Britain Doubt Chase in Police This normally Police League Meet for alleged Has Chief Not Former Washington Yeti Trip China coastal town to ceased which of to of London England weighed 530000 tons It Red Cross also at the port last year of investi- of of by war- accusa- tion sale of "dum dum” bul- Ethiopia has been delayed the Red Cross asserted for technical reasons Great Britain’s reply has already been prepared it was I lets Officials of Red Cross Admit Turning Down Gas Masks Request said Official league sources reviewing Guatemala's resignation said they saw an indication Mussolini had “commercial” pressure brought against the Central American re- GENEVA May 15 If)— League of Nations circles distressed by Guatemala's resignation and fear of a “small nations stampede” away from membership received a further shock Friday night with disclosure the International Red Cross had refused to send gas masks to Ethiopia during the Italian invasion An official communication to the league said the Red Cross could not respond to on appeal from its Ethiopian branch because the request failed to specify the purpose for Which the masks wouljt be used Secretary General Joseph A C Avenol earlier received notice of resignation from Guatemala one of the original signatories of the league covenant May Start Stampede The republic's withdrawal which cannot be effective for two years public Guatemala’s coffee exports been greatly benefited by have Italian patronage they declared Phone Rale Reduction Looms in S F Region However Obtained Insular Post PHOENIX Ariz May 15 (UP)— Brigadier General Pelham Glass-for- d former Washington police chief tonight aet forth a “firm hand” policy for policing Puerto Ricolf he is appointed commander of insular police Glassford hired to reorganize the Phoenix police department said he had not yet received notification that he was to be appointed how- ever He took the occasion tp criticise SAN FRANCISCO May 15 UP)— the American government for what he described as a "molly-coddlA telephone rate reduction of policy in dealing with Puerto Rican annually for the Loa Ange- affairs les metropolitan area ordered by “I don’t care whether Puerto Rico the railroad commission recently was accepted Friday and the com- remains an American possession or But as mission was to be asked to approve is given a similar reduction for the San long as it remains under American control the natives should be made Francisco bay area N R Powley president of the to respect the government and flag the United 8tates Pacific Telephone and Telegraph of “Just because I had consideration company announced acceptance of and sympathy for the veteran bonus the commission's order made last of police month tp the Southern California marchers while I wae chief in Washington is no reason why I led league circles to wonder if the Telephone company should be expected to use a soft action was the start of a “stampede" hand toward flag desecrateri and engineered by Premier Mussolini or traitors merely an Isolated Incident “If I eventually receive the apFear was expressed the Italiari dictator might be herding out the pointment as commander of the insular police my acceptance will smaller members before jeopsrdiz-lnthe security frame work by WICHITA Kan May 15 UP)— A be dependent upon the division of withdrawing his nation from the man who gave his name M Joe territories and island ’’possessions roster of Newton Kan and who (department of interior) adppUhg The Red Cross revelation which Weigand admitted officers said that he held a firm: policy created a sensation in Geneva said up the Valley Center State bank “So far they have completely tied Governor Winship’s hands permitthe international organization could here Friday afternoon wa cap' only furnish gas masks through its tured two hours later ws he wae ting a reign of terror by a minority affiliated societies for medical per- about to leave Wichita on a south- group of Ignorant nationalists insonnel or patients cited to acts of assassination and ern Kansas stage lines bus 1 by a Harvard-educate- d B Cook and Frances Kidd treason Not War Aid Move Its attitude the committee em- Wichita officers who made the ar- demagogue” phasized “must not be interpreted rest said that all the loot between SAN JUAN P R May 15 (A5)— as passive acceptance of a method $400 and $500 had been recovered of a in Kansas Bank Robber Captured With Loot g the midst campaign for nationalism were warned by Governor Blanton D Wlnship today that "the employment of crime and violence or terrorism will not be tolerated’’ In an order sent by telegraph to all mayors judges prosecuting attorneys and police chiefs of the island the governor demanded Puerto Ricans disorder-marke- take the tax off SMARTNESS t d He Utilizes Marines But Capital Leaders Deny Giving Authorization ' ' XT r CHEEOO China May 15 UP)—' sleepy 1 round robin 'Jl f was well-arme- rtmm Ex-Senat- WHJU TMIV UM MICKEY MOUSE CEREAL BOWL Ful-Rip- POST'S BMXFUKES SATURDAY MAY 16 Aritllmir Firfflimk models of ours set you off is a revelation All the newest creations — from the most conservative to the tailored them for us have into suits for busi- - most extreme novelty More variety this year than ever before for sport for vacation wear S SEE THE NEW PALM 1675 BEACH WHITE Arthur Frank 208-- 2 10 South Main St and make port here Fog which prevented for several hours the movement of the North Sea and two rescue vessels lifted This perduring the afternoon mitted the coast guard cutter Alert to ferry 92 passengers 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(v ::( stenographer— was granted “indefi- ceils and four of their hostages were nite leave jtn official business” by House Speaker Byrns the in- found safe terior department and house comWarden Roy Kenny who came mitteemen joined Friday in main- here with a fresh pack of bloodtaining that Zioncheck was not in hounds to take up the trail of Puerto Rico or the Virgin islands Claude Beavers desperate leader of with any official status d comOfficials made no counter state- the break and a ment to reports that Zioncheck a panion returned to McAlester late member of the house appropriations and said there were “no clues” committee had importuned Secre- today “Shoot to Kill’ tary Ickes and chairmen of house Brig Gen Glassford committees to designate him as a Earlier the possemen believed n investigating committee in they had bloodhounds baying close prompt prosecution of desecrations Puerto Rico but asserted that the at the fugitives’ heels in the of the United States flag congressman had not been given mountains northeast of here American flags have been torn any official authorization down in recent demonstrations1’ and Charles Daley state crime bureau Calls From Miami the nationalist banner hoisted After his unsuccessful efforts chief told officers to "take no here Zioncheck Is reported to have chances —shoot to kill” With a convict who had been made a Nebraska long distance once as Claude Pugh at telephone call to Washington seek- identified time as Claude Fugate Paroled Frtim Prison ing official status from Miami another The Impetuous Pacific coast rep- Beavers added to the fugitives’ recLINCOLN Neb May 15 UP)— Dr resentative telegraphed President ord of violence by kidnaping Roy sec-- ! Joseph F Kaspar 60 of Prague Roosevelt his recommendation of Langwell 25 powerfully-bui- lt tion worker at his home in Komosa Neb former state senator Friday how to eolve Puerto Rican problems With a at his back Langwell was paroled from the Nebraska addressed the Virgin islands legis was forcedgunto drive his motorized penitentiary after serving slightly lative council and utilized the hand car down tracks toward Dun-- ! mbre than a'year of aone to seven marines as bodyguards and plane year sentence for receiving stolen pilots Why and on what aurority bar where the flooded Kiamichi property this was done officials said was a river halted the flight He returned to Prague to resume Hits and Runs mystery to them his medical practice Kaspar reThen as one fugitive set out for Out of every 30000 persons Dunbar to look for an automobile signed from the senate during a legislative session following his con- who were admitted to bail in EnLangwell told officers he knocked viction in 1935 He claimed gungland in the last year only one the other fugitive down with a blow men forced him to help them disfailed to surrender at the stiputo the chin and escaped pose of their loot lated time Bill Anderson and Archie Herring convicted robbers ran afoul of bloodhounds and possemen east of Antlers early today and came running from underbrush crying: “We’ve got ’em up don’t shoot” At a near-b- y farm house possemen found Tuck Cope and Victor Conn prison guards and Wilbur Doaks Kiamichi cowboy who had been unharmed Cope and Conn who had been held captive more than 36 hours returned to McAlester A separate posse spread out over northern McCurtain and eastern Pushmataha counties searched for the wounded Jess Cunningham convicted murderer and Julius Bohannon another lifer who parted from four other convicts at a hideout east of here Bloody Bandages Officer found bloody bandages and pieces of shirts hastily torn from the convicts’ prison garb to staunch Cunningham’s wounds The convicts and- - thetr three hostages spent yesterday in the hideout so close to the highway they could see cars pass Clayton became the headquarters for the hunt for Beavers and his companion After Langwell's abduction was reported Warden' Kenny sped there by automobile with four officers and four fresh bloodhounds to take up the trail Back at McAlester the board of affairs continued to press its investigation questioning the two guards and the two recaptured prisoners i ? 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