| Show - aNo a miditi kilt t Sunday Morning November 30 1941 A Cake Meibunt 13:11cD1tt -- Father at I Daughter 1 o ill!zid Business Men Boef :33 Accidentally Kills In '20s Go to Graves at Last Wait Meet Father on Huliting Trip ' Officer Tells Tale of Bribe "We were walking along Torrance side of me By ing with were the other and 1 NEW 'form Nov 29 Ir14 Nov 29 Uri—The bodies of J F n largest aggregation of industrial and his daughter Fannie who died In leadeng ever tinhorn who died In brought together 4n convention at one time will ccn1925 were burtad Saturday in the family cemetery plot here alder next week every phase of in hermetically The bodies production the National sealed caskets had been kept by seminary authorities saying they defense of Manufacturers antwo survtving daughters at Pine feared efforts to force her to leave Association nounced Saturday the hunk boarding would endarser her Ilfe The vanguard of this group school which the Swiss-bor-n father mre mum Etachellezr arriving over the week end and daughters One operated In Newport ft L panother of An-w-of for the forty-sixt- h annual congress the Piney Woods near here never lived of American industry which is horn's daughters 11tarl Gortrod Annora one of In the seminary arranged for the sponsored by the N A M the elderly spinsters who lived for burials Walter D Fuller preedent of bodies with the died here years She also had Mary Gertrude the association outlined a five-da- y October 22 at a rest home when brought her for mettles' attention will which culminate program she had been brought only a short in an effort to save ker life and a banquet attended time previously Her sister Mtn- - arranged to Iginnle's needs at the rriday with by rnany leaders ' In government nie remained at the abandoned seminary and Industry --- -- - ' - 4 eloW 14170102"Mett49N4e T AUGUSTINE Okla Nov 29 (INS)— boy who only stew hours before had rejoiced it ths thought of going on his first hunting trip with his father Saturday afternoon sobbed out a story of how his gun had accidentally discharged killing his father The boy had left Tulsa early Saturday morning with his father Walter C Davenport captain of the Tulsa firs department and William Hannigan a friend of the family Relating his story to Burg O Hughes police homicide sergeant while his mother attempted to consols the youth he ' said: nn long-defun- ct be-ga-m ho I ma -- --- !7p 1 N- - t - - t t- - ''' i '!A4tts404 N ''' '' - '44' ' --- - ( 2 1 '''''‘'- - '1 100 IP i ' 1 pe' V '' I t ei oo - '''' ) '''''433 404 — - ' ' ' skct WM " - fst"50or 1I- :i :t fr I1 OM 4 so ''4' ! 1 - -f- ' s - - I V 1111 1 ' I V t ' "" rtarostoo rt to--1-7 CMall0"tein - -- ' IP -- 1 - - - II 11 1 ) 4) 1 4 1 1 i a' ' 11117 ' J19 t 1 '"J"471 1 i —I -' ' oak Om f ' 041 i 4 'A le 4 r1 e t il 14 ml - C6- - eil 0u 111 a Dr riCa'll 15 - A " i ma( ''0 ' '4' em-- 1 ' - 'i 1 i i - 4 -' (-- i - i 1 I 1 0 ti 17 1 - --4 ' 1 caLEE 311! - - mi : 1 ralatMlnufkin: It o 1 ' t - s-- - ' ' ' - I - moo e ollik - - 4 on 1 - 4 - coi -- - '"' 'PI "T'''$ - a fl w411 ' '" - " I rn einfl' :' '' las li L i— I Li OP Eu-71-" ' -- 4" Itistri I : ti C t ed VG - ' al THE v- (1--nv- 7n-i ( v bii6i 7p17- 4 k - -- me farther up the highway pointed to a place in the bushes and said 'that is where he killed her" Dr Torrance is being held in the Neuvo Leon state penitentiary here and Judge Santos' said Ruiz who 'malts English was instructed to visit him He said Ruiz asked the doctor if he had been to "fix up" his situation and when the doctor replied he hadn't Ruiz told himm that he too had been detained Ruiz asked what had become of Mrs Torrance's clothing and how the thermos hOttlea with which police charge Mrs Torrance was Torbeaten had been broken rance refused to discuss those mat- 1rt 7-7- A Lai fiwk LI I ' A 1 of Salt Lake City have been Asked to cooperate with the Government in its Defense campaign to conserve paper I string rubber wrappings and truck partsantUto eliminate waste in order to make the supplies available- for priorities tI ' 0 - - - - ' ' i' - - "i ' - - -- 1 it it 1 rt -- I 1 1- - irl -' '' 1 di ifiil ( '''''1 : 1 I 44 - r I r 'i1 i - Lit Li i' 1 and Aid National Defense Avoiding Requcsts for Extrav agant Lilo of GittiVrapping and Cy Eliminating th2 i ' — Ar 't ByM1nirn1zIng Up Service A - - ' 4S 7 f - '' (1 r-s-- it 'T b 4 - - cl 31' ' 4 -- DELI CI OUS to 1 ic' ‘ It Is to Wake Necessary 1 -- r 0 - -- 1 Ill - 1 ''' GIFT I! 4t tilI ! - olt ' APPING K ! 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eft revers et nerl? ostio6o4 Deal imte to to be the lotion assistant partment es "'las" Beattio Wash district engineer be irsairsatibotJO 1E14776417tt444 Irrvial 4' trout root with station at Anchorsge Alaska le:1100"111"' A native of Galveston 'rszas Capep444 host Weep Pro40014 rose tain Whitesell lists his hams Li - I A Ow 1521 Sunnysids avenue Chicago wr - -3-- Or rp Fh14 loicouttwo ttotoo book 4r pot "harm meal" we 114441rit kernraft 00 newrepoet tein rose 6e "t411 ere besatit leer to 664 ""11 Floor be 4 4 -- q ta AS "Ira ear§ tit et Teo look ex-til- rn '''- 2"'-'" !:31p Kidneys If Bak Ach-- - attention last June by lawyers representing a group of oil refining companita affected by the Davis decision Judge Davis whoa resignation was accepted by President Roosevelt several days ago was indicted with litagnate W illiam Pox and Morgan S Kailfman Scranton oattorney last spring on charges of conspiracy to '"aell jua- tice” in Fox's bankruptcy appeals Pox pleaded guilty and WWI sen - 171- ' 1 courts ' :1 -- -- 4 1 ' --- " :- - Att 441" I -- - 44 $ Davis-Kturntt- -- p : Thomas Rasburn White prom- ri but the inent Philadelphia lawyer w as tericodtwice trials resulted in hung jurie& named special master with power to martins all angles 'of the mat- ter which was brought to the MONTERREY Mexico Nov 29 (UP)—Judge Jesus B Santos said Saturday he had a sworn statement from Highway Patrolman Andrea Ruiz that Dr Arthur le Torrance noted tropical disease specialist killed his bride of three weeks and then bribed Rut bits si- 11- I ow Bride's Death -- - --'-4- - -t p of - -o- q 4 PHILADELPHIA Nov 22 (MS)—The five judges of the Third U S circuit court of appeals Saturday appointed a apecial master to determine whether their resigned colleague J WILITtit Davis was "corrupted" into writing a decision favoring the Universal Oil Products company in 1935 Patrolman Takes Judge to Scene double-barrele- - 1 w We a cornfield and suddenly a quail flew up in front of us d "I raised my shotgun and before I got it clear up in the air it went off and struck daddy" In '- --- - - Bill on ono daddy on '0 -- - -" ov-- Ex-Colleag- ue BERLIN Nov 29 (INS)—In line with Germany's policy of ex pending reich influence in the Ba Iltana young King Michael and Queen Mother Helen of RUMILOta have been invited to visit Berlin in the next few days lence Santos who Ammitted Dr Tor-- I rance to prisdn while investigate —— - ing the murder said Police Chief — 4pi Erneso ttalli arrested Ruiz Thurs' z P t day after ha allegedly had told ' ''''i: "" 't'-'- ' 4 '' conflicting stories of the case "' 44 was the first officer at the Ruiz J ' ' ' '4''''"---'' ' 1 f" along the highway where place ''''''' ' ' Pt Mrs Torrance died Additional aux''''''' '' '''''''''' '' I' picion was cast on him Santos 'elt40 ' ' ' - : ' said when bloodstains were found sr 3 7 4 on his uniform 1 ' ' -1 Ruiz who is at liberty but subi 1 : - veva to Judge Santos' SUMITIOnli ject s d 01eWWI cloudy by the : ' t - 'qri -' ' judge questioned and finally Santos said he 4 r I a agreed to talcs the judge out on the 04 Ir ti1 ' ( and show him "exactly highway Cr dk '' r 14 ' 4( what il happened" : Santos said that in the "dead of 4 he and Ruiz drove to a spot night" si where Ruiz said he found Dr Tor- r i 3 en grief-strick- Court of Appeals Orders Probe of watch- TULSA A 13 |
