| Show Satiyday Morning -- £bc §nlt urilntne -- April 1 1939 - H 'Roosevelts Son IDocs Her ‘ Swinging ’ on Glass Aged Hillbilly Buddhist Rite jConvict Tells Of Tomo’s Yields in Hits O’Daniel — 1000 Dram Radio Tactics Siege of Home ToSF Shrine Bring Probe in Juarez Rum-Runnin- g Defied Officers’ Gas Bombs With Barricade Raps His Firm’s With Tie-Up- 1 ' Mexico Station '' LAWRENCEBURG March Ky 31 CPi— Two friends Friday captured Virgil Patterson 65- - ear-ol- d ‘hillbilly" musician who barricaded himself In his Bluegrass farm house and defied tear gas bombs and officers for 27 hours Tattcrson sought for a sanity hearing was brought out by Phillip Spencer 26 state highway employe and Carl Estepp 25 a neighbor without a shot being fired FORT WORTH Texa March 31 (UP) — Elliott —Roosevelt Friday night charged (povernor W Lee O’Dahlel with "sending industry out of the etate ” He said the governor's flour company had transferred its commercial radiocasts from Texas to a M'Pxickn station Roosevelt son of the president Is head of the Texas state network which ba granted' free time for the governor’s Sabbath "chats" from the mansion at Austin Twice were ODaniftjS programs Rescue Brother Earlier his brother Jim whom officers had regarded as a "virtual prisoner" was rescued through a ruse Spencer and Eatepp said Virgil Patterson made a brief resistance after Spencer had broken down a door and Estepp entered and conWhen versed with the ‘hold-out- " Patterson followed Estepp out of the house Spencer grabbed him He was hustled here and County Judge John Cox said he would be held for observation probably for three days " Sheriff Ernon Stinnett said Patterson was released two years ago from a state inaahe hospital Maker of Violins inter-ruptedf- in certaupanfyf the state did and Roosevelt aid the governor not avail himself and his followers of a simple explanation of mechanical failure "J3SJ’rcfwred Martyrdom ’ "He preferred jto remain a martyr and to strengthen his position as such" Roosevelt said In a transcribed acldreAs eent from New ' York Roosevelt quoted the governor as © sayjng Sunday thkt "powerful influences of certain professional politansr” were used to have his radiocasts cut off the air O’Daniel added such had been anticipated and that arrangements had been made with anottiQ ration to cover "every nook and corner Of Texas" ‘ U oulh Hold Contention NEW YORK1? March 31 UP-Erickson a convicted SAN FRANCISCO March 31 1000 young testified in federal court Friday that Wi— More Buddhists John Torrio sponsor of ‘Scarfaee American - Japanese Al" Capone in the Chicago under0 representing approximately world was associated w ith members members of the faith in North of a huge ring operAmerica gathered here Friday ating in the east in 1932 BudA for the first national young surprise government witness in dhist conven'ion in the United Torrio s trial on income tax evasion charges Erickson linked Torrio s States with ‘19 or 20“ others he said ' A new $80 000 Buddhist temple name wore members of an ‘association’ in the heart of the Japanese5olo-n- y with headquarteis in New Aork whoses purpose was ’to control wch the gathering pTrfe " sr For delegates! the import and prices of liquor Earlier Saul C Slcinthal a fortrip here was in the nature of mer internal revenue collector who a pilgrimmage for on the temple roof in a tiny shrine rest sacred became an accountant in Torrio s enterprises related that in 1933 relics of the Lord Buddha San Francisco is one of the six Torrio shrugged at a suggestion he cities in the world where these could make a tax return without paving a cent relics have been placed the oth‘I am Tnrria"'the witness quoted ers being in India Ceylon China I am the gang overlord as s iving Japan and Siam 1 doors Torrio and I must pava Behind the want to pay about $1000" of the little shrine in three “Did you suggest that a fictitious crystals Is one othe six most priceless relics of Buddhism income be added to wariant payin the world— three pinches of ment of $1000 to the government the ashes and a fragment of the and did you make the cilculation as additional income-'Steuer asked bones of Buddha Buddhism Is the religious doc- Steinthal ‘I did" the witness agreed trine founded by Gautama Bud-d- h i who lived and taught in ” Torrio is accused with fouftiihers India where he died about 500 of defrauding the government of 586 000 in income taxes for the years B C Berl rum-runn- than 180-00- g LL PASO Texas March 31 (AP) — our persons were being sougfit by Juarcv Mexico police Friday night for questioning in the slaying of Mis Weston G Frome and her daughter Nancy on the west Texas desert a year ago Scope of the Investigation widened after 15 hours of questioning Chief Herrera said ’It u difficult to up the threads In the case of a Junrez saloon employe who thispick Ute Clothing taken from the was arrested bv Edirnindo Herrera women probably has been worn out acting chief of Juarez police The and it will be the merest luck If arrest was made on the first atini- we find their baggage versary of the doule slaving We have learned something aBout Among those siTught by Chief the activity of the American womHerrera is a woman Others sought an and her daughter in Juare a are an American man v ho Chief night on two before they were Herrera said he learned danced s'ain We Snow that they daneed with the California tourists the regular with art American man night before they left El Paso a!he ht before they were alain Tuareg cabaret waiter and an El Paso hotel employe Chief Herrera freed the saloon worker f nday morning The man was arrested in the hope ho would fo shc( llght on thp hlfllnR c place o? baggage taken from the Frome automobile following their ‘ gold-studde- d tear-shap- mis-sm- g ‘ murder Herrera sml Chief Herreras act'on i the case followed a tip from Juarez underworld charac toTs that the saloon worker had ovvrheard a conversation recently which might lead to the missing baggage considered one of the most important clues in the rase s' It's been just a year since the two American women were slain" Tatterson who neighbors said made as "pretty a fiddle as you ever saw” told officials ‘I don t want to go back to the asylum ” 1933 The siege started Thursday when a serve to tried Sheriff Stinnett Goeblx'ls Visits Alliens The court summons on Patterson Lilihv Holman WetU comATHENS March 31 DP- I- Propasheriff said neighbors had Goeb-beNEW YORK March 31 (UP)-Li- bhy plained Patterson had shot at their ganda Munster Paul Joseph Holman the torch singer and of Germany was the luncheon livestock widow of Smith Reynolds tobacco Efforts to dislodge him with tear guest Friday of General John Greek military dictator In heir was married in Washington gas bombs were answered by bul lets There was no shootingFri-da- y the course of a tour of eastern last Monday to Ralph Holmes an ac i nr it berame known Friday Europe 5 Hitlevesque Titige "The people— even as I— have believed thusl fafethat Mr O'Damel’fl cause was unselfish " aid Roosmust evelt" J frankly Wynette Price a model shows just how flexible is the newadmit that jis cause to me has est safety glass shown to scientists Friday night The taken a Hitleresque tinge same tactics are obvious and each with his build-uis obviously heading for a definite goal Mr O’Dan" iel goal is not yet Cleivti t Carr P Collini of DahA a close friend of the governor ‘fist week Texas interests had announced til’s 50 station bought XEAW at Reyrtosa from a Mexican companyheadedJby Dr John R icvelt asked if Brintley’V O’Daniel expect el to use the stalass LOS ANGELES March 31 UP)— A PHILADELPHIA March 31 tion for hjy Sabbath programs and federal so plastic it can be rolled was issued Frimmplaint 1 thus increase its prestige like a rug was demonstrated — day charging Ralph Graham con- up to scientists and engineers Friday ” fessed "phantom buiglar of at Franklin institute and Morris Wnsscrman and It bent— but did not break— when Abe Tj!y suspected “fences" on a dummy was cast head first against it in the enactment of an ‘automoV”"' charges conspiring to transport bile accident" stolen property from Los Angeles to Baseballs were pitched at it while N J LEONARDO March 31 New York pretty girl models stood on the (INS)— Tweityfblir students were Simultaneously Graham who po- opposite side The girls ducked but in lured two seriously when two claim has admitted taking sev- the glass stopped the balls lice school buses rwlided on the Three monkeys with jammers vedollars cracked down thousand eral hundred highway Friday Each on the glass They hicle whs brrVytnfvibout 30 young- worth of from the homes of enjoyed themselves but the glass jejvels sters all bound for'ha-Ltonar- do movie stars and others in the fash- remained intact high school district was or- Six l’rars of Study ionable Bel-A15 and Arthur JUanltittpooc' Contis 12 both of Sandy Hook each dered placed in solitary confinement The glass ajd the demonstration suffered apossible s'kull fracture to forestall the officers said any climaxed six ears of cooperation Three others were taken to a hos- possible escape plot by five manufacturers to reduce Don District Of inthe Attorney the Deputy and remainder pital highway hazards through perfection jured were cnDhome after treat- Avery said more than 100 diamonds of modern safety glass The rehad been taken from Tivol’s jew- search cost ment at 0the’gcenc The glass $6 000 000 store and Confusion over a traffic Signal elry impounded can be (broken but the pieces re‘ was blamed for the crash which Grahagi charged by the state main attached to the flexible center and 39 counts of burglary with at a highway intersection section VVasserman and Tivol held on sus“ y The sponsors estimated the glass picion of receiving stolen property already is being produced in sufU R to Open Office will be arraigned next Monday ficient quantities to equip 75 per cent of the automobiles turned out OMAHA March 31 in 1939 Union Pacifio railroad announced Newsman Dies Friday's demonstration was arFriday opening of the purchasing LOS ANGELES March 31 DD— ranged by the institute to honor the office in Denver Surdoy with Herbert Weindel stoiakeeper fer Stricken with pneumonia while five companies that cooperated in the road at Josephilp as pur- visiting here William W Cliealy developing the glass chasing agent The oftes will be 73 head of the Northwest News- Guests of Honor situated at Seventeenth and Welton paper association of Montana died Guests of honor for an evening Streets late Friday at Hollywood hospital reception were J A Rafferty president Carbide and Carbon Chemicals corporation A E Pitcher general manager plastics division E J du Pont de Nemours & Co John D Biggers president Libboy-Owen- s Oil TENNIS RACKETS SAYE Ford Glass company John C Brooks vice president Monsanto Wright & tlitson GolcUr AutoChemical company and H S Wher-ret- t graph Regular f 12 j president of the Pittsburgh Wright &ifyson Melbourne Plate Glass company I revh strung 15 value-- r Stewart McDonald federal housWilson Pennsylvania Spalding ing administrator in a speech for Balls Wright Si DHson Tennis the dinner declared v Fresh 1939 3 FOR yi "The benefits of science and In!&) RllhtCFR SPALDING NEW? BE ASdustry must be made available to LEY TRlNCLSfj KRO ELITE KRO-BAthe public as speedily and as cheapANil LAMINA TENNIS RACK ly as possible Society is putting an TTHE LOWEST PRICES IN UTAH! 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