Show U S Gatliolics ft Y Pair Top SavantUrgeiVseofPsy Record Loses Jinx ’ii Famed Prelate V V a Church Orders Five Days’ Services For Cardinal Hayes NEW YORK Sept N Y Sept 5 Phoenix and Harold Aileii SYRACUSE J 5 CP)— Bells la'lfiff' twm'Bpirei of St Patrick's cathedral tolled and flags hung at half staf( over New York City Mon-- r day a the body of Patrick Cardinal Hayes Vas returned for the final —rites of the church he had Served so ! long Five days of high funeral Services culminating in pontifica' mas of-- requiem on Friday were decreed by church dignitaries for "the cardinal of charity" who died peacefully sleep' Sunday at -htsTipstatB"lUmmer' 'some at St Josephs A crowd estimated at 10000 gathCol Roscoe Turner Outrun ered in the hoiiday-quistreet outair side the cardinal’s house here and hard luck to capture at the near-b- y cathedral from which race for 19 years Cardinal Hayes directed the spiritual life Of more than 1000 000 Catholics in the world richest Roman Catholic diocese Police Escort A special police escort accom- panied the cortege from St Josephs to New York Monsignor Michael Lavelie paster of St Patrick’s and vicar general of the archldiocese the Most Rev Stephen Donahue Overcomes Previous UPt-M- errill — Syracuse" filers early—Monday smashed the endurance flight record for light planes by: remaining aloft more than 63 hours 'and 54 minutes find kept their yellow monoplane aloft Monday night Circling almost constantly over the New York state fairgrounds where thousands watched the aviators had an easier time Monday than Sunday when gusty winds and downdrafts threatened: pre mature end to the flight They took up gasoline In cans Monday from a speeddown a ing roadster which-roare- d runway at the Syracuse airport below the expertly guided plane five-gall- COLUMBUS Ohio Sept 8 W) — Putting psychologists into the war-annavy departments inv d Tonar 'meastely-td-atringtheh-nat- defense was proposed Monday by Dr Richard H Paynter vice American- - Assor president of-tciation of Applied Psychologist He also proposed: putting psyin trucks chology - on wheels carrying testing apparatus to travel around the country and assay troubles of more than of the population which he said needed’ advice - about" Tie-'- ’ havior The applied psychologists are a new branch of this science They were organized to foster use of psychology in human problems of a changing world Their meeting he one-thi- rd is the first of four this week at Ohio State university Others are the Society for Study of Social fff association Giinmun’s Kin Psychological defense activities include intelligence tests for plac jngjnasseoLi)ien lri suitable do— fenso work more human relations between men and officers and finding types who lack the that would make them successes in handling the highly qr parent body and the Psychometric society In' the World war said" Dr Paynter a psychologist of Long Island university psychologists mechanised modern armaments were not called in until late but Better tests than used in the World war are available today their accomplishments put psychology on the map in a national Dr Paynter said Movie screens provide means of mass tests way including' peacetlmework General Pershing he said on Cantonment buildings he held h his seventy-fiftbirthday T ip-- “ "ifiould be planfted to Teontatirthe" pealed for business men to moplaces for psychological work He bilize industrial resources for proposed starting now by placing nse-Leader of the mind Dr trained psychologists in recruit- — ing work Paynter declared should also mobilize the nation’s mental reThe traveling psychological clinics he said would do work sources dex-teri- ty defe- Wounded similar to the medical trucks used by state and- public health -- - - eervi Se pt5-®one-thir- j ! in-hi- s et 300-mi- le Turner Sets Record to Win Air Race aJtasiUBnJbfh9PbaUSTH‘kl-JiqnSignor John J Casey the cardinal’s to secretary who discovered his su perior’J death when he went to awaken him and the diocesan were in thq party which brought the cardinal home CLEVELAND Sept 5 OP)— DapThe simple mahogany coffin was borne into the cathedral by six pall- per Roscoe Turner hard luck bearers flanked by the church dig champion of speed flying refused nitaries who accompanied "the body to be jinxed Monday He flew the “easiest” race of his long career to from St Josephs A double line of patrolmen take the Thompson trophy stretching from the curb to the en- classic befbr’e 300000 try snapped to attention and held spectators at the national air races Twice the Chicagoan lost prea salute while the robed procession vious Thompson races through cutfiled inside Monsignor Lavelie as the rector ting a pylon but Monday he comg of St Patrick’s advanced down the bined care with d center aisle and blessed the coffin speed and spurred his Pesco special to a surrounded by monks in brown and Turner-Lair- d white black robed nuns and many mark of 383419 miles an hour— nearly five miles a minute priests The unprecedented pace for the Brief Service international speed classic put TurThe cathedral choir and organ ner more than 10 miles ahead of his sounded' softly as a procession led spirited rival Earl Ortman who by a cross bearer and two acolytes encountered motor trouble and ri made him the first man to win the and including the priests the Bishop Donahue and the event twice He decisively shattered Michel papal chamberlain George Macdonald and nuns took part in a Detroyat’s previous Thompson mark irief service in thecenter aisle of 26426 miles an hour set in 1936 before the altar Extra Lap Tuesday night the divine office will be chanted in the cathedral by In a blue and browh uniform and the priests of the parish On still chewing the gum he took Wednesday morning mass ' will Ise around with him on 30 hazardous celebrated for childrenof the arch- laps Turner climbed out of his diocese and Wednesday night the powerful plane and said: divine office will be chanted again “It Was the easiest race I’ve ever A requiem mass attended by nuns flown I was scared a couple of and the Christian Brothers will be times because of the heavy load- - -- I celebrated Thursday morning and had 205 gallons of gasoline— and I the divine office will be chanted for was afraid I’d pull off a wing but the last time on Thursday night the engine 'worked perfectly Thousands of memorial masses "I flew an extra lap because I will be chanted throughout the na-- I didn’t want to make a mistake” tion before the final solemn pon-- ! He made no mistakes Back in tifical requiem on Friday Burial 1933 Turner exponent of the waxed will be in a crypt beneath the great mustache cut a pylon— that is altar where lie the bodies of other made a turn too short— and was after appearing the archbishops of New York disqualified The walls of the cathedral will be certain winner In 1934 he won his draped in purple and black for the first Thompson— at a speed of 24312 funeral services The scarlet hat miles ah hour over a course only of Cardinal Hayes Will be suspended as long ' 1 " - mmr e o ma e r ‘ Hard Luck Take $22000 Purse - rs 4 fsn 300-mi- le thrill-cramm- record-breakin- silver-colore- V- - i 'v S- mon-signo- TUillins N° aMHERRICAN chubbythifaGmentt price Choose irom— l cabacvcs hudSSr CARACULS Skchubbies BRoIdT AILS MARMINKS muskrats Sllmt0n° (Mink dye caraculs ’J 0f rich dyed muskrat muskrats i unsur- - coat or D° C ONE MENDOZA ® Substntil Seems woman plan"11® T scfAtr— WV of Collection Vers tile At A nd CUbie Cot PCe in DrmcHY j -- S' -- ' - a ' kidskins vl v j 'U - one-thi- the sanctuary beside the hats of John McCloskey and John M Farley New York’s former cardinals Mayor LaGuardia proclaimed a five-da- y mourning period and ordered ail flags at half staff until after the funeral Messages of sympathy and condolence continued to arrive at the cardinal’s house Mod-da- y from all over the world from civic and business leaders and officials of the cardinal’s and other churches f 7® Children’s I NATIONAL Photograph Contest u and almost burned as he was leading on the last lap He cracked up before the 1936 races and automatically was out Last year he held an apparently decisive lead on his next to last lap when he lost a pylon in the sun and thought he had “cut” it No V rd lirl933 Dirty Work Sleek He hadn’t but because he rounded the pylon again he lost to Rudy Kllng killed a couple of months later in a Florida race Kling’s widow and Miss Jacqueline Cochran winner of Saturday’s crosscountry Bench race greeted him after his win “Wait a minute— let me kiss this lady” said Turner pointing to Mrs Kling He did "I didn’t have any pylon trouble today” said the Veteran Of the sky racing game For Cot Styled To I vfj pihion’ that characterize 'E “““ Cot -- yLYOuld Fr Morel Py you at parish ’ HUDSON OPPOSSVM ' 1 thO-onl- TERSEY 5"- - “ef S1 li WEASELS muskrats OTTERS PERSIAN LAMBS RACCOONS WL " A Expect- for you — furs— five gorgeous “The boys 'really did a swell job of flying today— all of them “There was no dirty work When a man had the speed they got out of the way” Ortman who lives in San Diego one who really Cat was disputed Turher’a victory He held the lead for the first 50 miles then faded Throughout he was bothered with motor trouble but limped in for second place and $9000 com0 pared with Turner’s $22000— for winning the classic and $4000 for a new record Luxury Fur To A‘ Win Admit PiceTlit Win Apptovl tion-- I -- a $18-00- Radio Landing g Ortman flying a the only plane in the race was guided to a landing by radio after he finished with a average also better than the previous record “I split an oil line” said Ortman "and I’m afraid I burned the engine all up Yes I’ll have $9000 but I'll have to spend the money to buy a new engine “I wa in constant touch with the control tower on the last two or three laps and was afraid I’d have to land They cleared the south end of the field and acted as the eyes for me and directed pie to a landing I couldn’t see a thing ahead because of oil on the windshield and in the cockpit" r Marcoux-Brom-ber- much value! radio-equipp- "300000 CASM AWARDS It’t easy — just have your child photographed in our PhotoReflex Mirror- - : Comoro -- Studio and a duplicate picture will automatically be entered i riill f: SELECTION OF PROOFS Frit ai low oi Ijfoe on picture Appoifibnnl i nocoiiary Photo-Refle- x Studio Second Floor 2011 free STORAGE J Suctt ensationally srJJSjsrtfTSis y 1J NEURITIS LAACEST HLIKVI PAIN IN MW MINUTII To relievo the torturing pain of Neuritis Rheumatism Neuralgia or Lumbago in formula few minutes get the Doetor'a NUR1TO Deoendabl— no opiatee no nar sotics Does the work quickly— must relieve worst pain to your satisfaction in-- a few minutes or money back at Druggists Don't suffer Use NUR1TO on this guarantee today (Advertisement)- - V ' cm ifaMIu- S-- Mrs President Roosevelt he wen? on Cummie Barrowmotherof the d that of the American leaders of the notorious Barrow gang was near death Monday night receives population Inadequate" from the effects of a shotgun blast medical care fired by an who served "I am inclined to believe" he time for harboring one of her eons S J (Baldy) Whatley 23 who added "that those ! n need of psychological advice outnumber that admitted firing a - shotgun Into the estimate They Include some 'of Barrow filling station Sunday the sick and also many other per-ar- e night which wounded Mrs" Barrow and kinsman Louis Francis 32 mentally— die— was field without bond pending the tressed' but think they ate phys- outcome of Mrs Barrow’s wounds ically ill Francis received a slight leg wound The shooting followed a melee in of the papayas a beer tavern which Whatley and unripe fruit tree yields the digestive - ferment L C Barrowj Mrs Barrow’s son accused each other of starting papain ITW U A IKI XCUWyE FUPrRIERS I1 TfiC t CCT A |