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I iml MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 15, 1930. THREE CENTS HfPB7 7 DROWN. 5 BUS DRIVER HELD AFTER TWO DIE IN AMBRIDGE CRASH REBEL CHIEFS IN SPAIN FACE FTRINGSQUAD Army Revolt Quickly Ended by Loyal Troops. GENERAL STRIKE FEARED AS BOAT SIMS MAR MIAMI police Charge Pilot U. 5.

Senator Under Influence Of Liquor. SENATE FACES NEW QUARRE mTHH00VER La Follette's Relief SEEK HIT-RUN KILLER Six- Girls Are Hurt as Auto SAY MANSFIELD CAN BE NAMED SENATE HEAD Reported Assured Of Solid Allegheny County Vote. DEMOCRATS MAY HELP Radical Leaders in Madrid And Other Cities Are Reported Arrested. By Cable to the Post-Gatctte. Copyright, 183(1, by New York Times.

HUESCA, Dec. 14. Two leaders of the Jaca rebellion, Captains Strikes Tree in Hazel-wood Street. Doughty, 1934 Buena Resolution Menaces Harmony. Galan and Garcia, met death a bus driver of the a Stage Lines, was arrested bravely this afternoon, refusing TV afternoon charged with READY TO VOTE ON BILL to be blindfolded and giving themselves the commands to the hile un'er the influence firing; squad.

after his bus crashed automobile in Eleventh 10 Others Still Are Missing After Blast on Glass-Bottom Vessel MIAMI BEACH, Dec. 14. (A. One hundred and thirty-eight persons tonight jumped into the water seeking to escape death when a glass-bottomed boat caught fire. Heroic rescues accounted for 125 of those who went to view the sea bottom in the Eureka II, which burned and sank after an explosion off Bug Light, 15 miles south of here.

Three were known dead, their bodies recovered by rescue boats. Ten others were unaccounted for and believed drowned. Vessels continued to ply the ocean surrounding the wreck and hope was held that some of the missing might be picked up from the waves. The known dead were H. C.

Grimm, 60, McCook, a passenger; Clarence Vine, 30, Haverhill, a deckhand, and Mary Holler, of Milwaukee. Panic Follows Explosion. The yacht Lois Ann, owned by P. W. Miller, retired grocery executive of Cincinnati, landed 83 of the survivors.

Miller said his guests and crew "worked like troopers pulling men, women and children from the wreckage." The yacht, only 64 feet long, also brought two bodies. Survivors told graphic tales of the disaster that ended the excursion into Florida's famous marine gardens. Tiny fishing boats and luxurious yachts of winter residents here hurried to the assistance of the ship-wrecked passengers as they floundered about wreckage filled water. Boat after boat was loaded to capacity with the survivors. rt Men, women and children who a Solons to Approve Public r.enr Duss avenue, Am' Governor-Elect Declared To Have Mustered Enough Aid to Beat Daix.

Four other officers implicated in the revolt were condemned to life imprisonment by the military tribunal of the government forces Riilins two Pittsburgh busi- Works Measure; Close Fight in House. w.rr,. A passenger also is which Invested Jaca yesterday. by police. He was de- ijnder the influence of WASHINGTON, Dec.

14. CP) Ready to add final approval to Not even the honor of a wall against their backs was granted the two captains who were executed. Three platoons of infantry marched into an open field and formed three sides of a square. The victims, who had received the last rites of the i. the $116,000,000 emergency em ntifled man, about SO, died hospital last night, be have teen the victim of a ployment measure, Senate leaders turned attention today to another threatened quarrel with President Hoover impending in.

the La Fol- motorist. The man was church, were placed on the fourth River road near Hays, side. The execution took place quickly and quietly without pomp or u. uith a skull fracture. MISS RILI.IE BROWN.

IAS ANGELES, I)ec. H. Universal Service) Too much weight and a feminine stowaway forced six men to land 20 minutes after they had taken off at the Grand Central Air Terminal today in an attempt to break the world's re. fueling endurance flight record. The airmen found Miss Billie Brown, parachute jumper, hiding in the rear of the ship.

It is planned to take off again tomorrow. CAMERON M. MORRISON. RALEIGH, N. Dec.

11 (United News.) Governor Max Gardner, last night appointed former Governor Cameron M. Morrison of Charotte, to the United States Senate to succeed Iee Slater Overman, who died Friday at Washington. Morrison recently announced his candidacy for Overman's seat in the 1932 race. lette relief resolution. were Injured yesterday display.

automotive in which they An The conference report adjusting differences between the Senate and i jnmied the curb in House on the huge public improve avenue, near Beechwood From the center rank eight soldiers stepped forward and stood at attention. The first victim stood pale but calm for an instant, glancing coolly over the firing squad. i. and crashed into a tree (one Off Course. ments appropriation already has the endorsement of the party chieftains and the $116,000,000 is expected to Then he snapped his command in the Ambridge bus be available for immediate use by 'Ready: Aim: He hesitated a few minutes before had gazed at the submarine marvels of the marine are George Shriber.

23. of 5448 brief moment and then let his arm LABOR LYCEUM avenue, manager of the Wall Paper Company, and fall. The bullets ripped irito his the end of the week. The resolution of Senator La Fol-lette. Republican, Wisconsin, declaring the Senate believes "relief breast and he fell.

Pfrnis, 30. of 13 Davenport member of the same firm. The grim performance was re peated for the second victim. FACTIONS RIOT Mrs. Keith-Miller's Plane Wrecked in Florida Crash Aviatrix Is Not Injured When Her Craft Cracks Up As She Attempts to Take Off for Washington; Motor Failure Is Cause.

almost instantly. Shriber of human suffering in this emergency should take precedence over the consideration of the interests of Although the Jaca revolt is over, it is reported that some rebels are Iff rr y. a hours later tn Sewickley pita 1. s. A.

G. Nichols of 410 Liberty who. with her husband, was the wealthy income taxpayers" comes up tomorrow. La Follette introduced it the day President Hoover denounced spon 18 Arrested as Social still hiding in the hills nearby. FACING CRISIS.

By Cable to the Poet-Gatette. Copyright, 1B30. by New Xork Timea. i in tna hua- suffered f-vk tn tr.e crash. She was given ists Battle Governor-elect Gifford Pinchot will be able to name Senator William D.

Mansfield of McKeesport, president protem of the Senate when that body meets in Republican caucus on January 5, according to reliable information received here last night-Senator Mansfield will receive the solid Allegheny county vote, it is predicted, and will have from three to four votes to spare in the party caucus while a number of senators not in sympathy with the move to oust Senator F. Daix, have indicated that if beaten in party caucus they would go along with Mansfield In the Senate organization meeting. Democrats to Aid. The governor-elect will also have the votes of several of the four Democratic senators in the organization, it is understood. A new phase to the situation which is expected to develop within the next few days is the dropping of the fight against A.

Boyd Hamilton and John E. Mc-Kirdy as secretary and chief clerk to the Senate. This proposition is said to have assured the governor-elect of more than enough votes to oust Daix. The return of former State Chairman W. L.

Mellon has been heralded by a number of politicians ioc-lly as the answer to the question of a solid delegation from Allegheny county. The six from Allegheny county plus two from Luzerne county, which the governor-elect has been assured, puts him on equal footing with Daix at the start as Daix will have the solid eight from Philadelphia. The question of a solid delegation from Allegheny county has been oft discussed, but one local leader who refused to be quoted puts the matter in such shape that there will at least be the basis of a good political argument over his 'setup. Listing Mansfield with Senators James J. Coyne and Frank J.

Harris a a nfKian ana wtivtn numo. sors of super relier measures as "playing politics at the expense of human misery." He included a MADRID. Dec. 14. The Spanish monarchy is facing the most difficult situation in its recent history as a preamble calling attention to Mr.

Hoover's statement. Police from the downtown. Center plot of nation-wide magnitude is given official cognizance. In an offi It revives the controversy between the President and the Senate that developed some bitterness, even in avenue and Penn avenue stations were sent to the Labor Lyceum. 35 cial note tonight the government tells of an attempt to institute a to the police.

Dousrhty. ilrn-fr, had driven off his m.ike up lost time. Police 4ed the usual run through and had reached Am-wav of Patterson Height -n Hill. sy that the bus. and re in which the victims were going east In frftv At Duss avenue the the rear and.

striking fnn-ed it into a telephone (. t-v i Kl't' 1 The Pittsburgh-to-Havana-and-re-turn flight of Mrs. J. M. Keith-Miller, interrupted often by bad weather and worse luck, came finally to an inglorious end yesterday when the Australian axiatrix cracked up her plane in attempting a take-off from Jacksonville, Fla, for Washington, Mrs.

Keith Miller was unhurt, but the wings and undercarriage her ship were wrecked. She fell between 30 and 40 feet. Airport officials said after an investigation that a faulty gasoline pump caused motor lllller street, in the' Hill district last night when police received a riot call. "revolutionary general strike" in all parts of Spain tomorrow. It warns.

the Reupblican ranks, against the Presidential attitude and which has taxed the leadership in restoring The train of evil circumstances that dogged Mrs. Keith-Miller's footsteps (or rather ailerons) began when she arrived In Pittsburgh about a month ago to make the first hop to Havana. Forced by bad weather to wait for days, she ffhally took oft Into a sky laden with fog, rain and headwinds and got over the Allegheny mountains only by what is considered excellent flying. After a waiting period of several days in Havana the aviatrix took (Continued on Page Five, Col. 3.) The officers arrived to find between however, that it has the means to overcome any difficulties that may amicable relations.

Would Make Substitution. arise and is disposed to use them to SO and 75 persons battling' for possession of the books of the Lyceum, following a meeting of shareholders. the limit. Administration leaiers are pre There is a feeling of tension in pared to ask that the resolution be Police Captain John Scbnor said Tie auto was demolished. 'of folic J.

W. Flocker ot Madrid tonight, intensified by the executions at Huesca, which have confined simply to the terms of the text without the preamble which involves Mr. Hoover. Reports have that the shareholders were split into two factions. Socialist and Commun A.rfc-r after trie fatal crajin ar-rrrn.

I'njhty, the bus driver, and F'r Ma ny of Barnesboro, who, STORMS DELAY produced a painful Impression. The Imminent threat of martial law hangs over Madrid. Barcelona, Saragossa and other cities and the anxiety will not be dispelled until it is discovered PITTSBURGHERS a passenger on the -i gardens joined in a panic that swept the Eureka II from prow to stern as the fire was discovered. The vessel was returning to Miami when an engineer discovered smoke pouring from the engine room. A moment later came a cry for fire extinguishers.

Before the startled passengers realized their plight, flames licked rapidly into the paneling of the boat. Then came an explosion. Panic followed. Passengers Leap to Sea. Passengers rushed from one end of the craft to the other, crying for lifeboats.

No life boats were aboard, survivors said. Life preservers were torn from their hangings, the survivors related here, and hastily donned as the flames gained headway. The passengers jumped from the two decks of the Eureka II into 10 feet of water. All were said to have worn preservers. The Eureka II was a patented boat.

First Mate Al Styles, brother of the captain, said. It was built on two pontoons, with a well in the center. A movablo glass plate could be raised or lowered in the well by machinery. The boat was valued. Styles said, at approximately $75,000.

Styles said all passengers had ample time to don life preservers after the explosion and there was many more preservers than there were passengers. The vessel, he said, sunk in ten feet of water and will be a total loss. Sinks in Shoal Waters. "A blast of flame swept past me while I was in the engine room," Styles related. "We were on the return trip from the marine gardens between Soldier Key and Fowey Rock light.

"There was a call for fire extinguishers, and the chief engineer was pumping water at the time the first explosion occurred. "My brother headed the boat into shoal water, which accounts for a small loss of life." The tender from the yacht Seaborn was the first boat to arrive at the scene. Styles said. It was followed by the Miss Miami owned (Continued on Page Two, Col. reached the capitol that the President is ready to strike back.

The preamble reads: "Whereas the President of the United States in a public statement has indicated that consideration for the interests of income taxpayers whether strikes are actually declared ist groups, and that following an election of officers for the coming year, the Socialist group forced through a motion of adjournment that brought jeers from the Communist faction. When an attempt was made to lock up the records, the riot started. Police arrested 18 persons during the melee, all of them charged with disorderly conduct- (iris Hurt. Mowry of Ambridge. AIR FLEET HOP AMONG RESCUED tomorrow.

As a precautionary measure, civil necessitates restriction upon governmental relief measures necessary to aid the jobless." the bus driver, prowl under the Influence of Maioy also was examined rrrnounced under the Influence nor. according to police. guards and police were ordered kept to 100 per cent strength in all parts of Spain. Martial law already has been declared in Castellone and several other smaller cities. 12 Italian Seaplanes of 1 La Follette has Indicated a willingness to substitute for this paragraph Attorney's Wife And Child Saved In Boat Blast.

he announced that these three would support the Pinchot program without question. Next he cited the fact the exact words used by Mr. Hoover CAR HITS POLE, FOUR INJURED Cr. of Polic Flocker said he found a sn.all quantity of liquor i CKitt.e in the bus. with three tspy p.nt bottlea.

in his statement The President said Declare Peace Prevails. The government announced to the relief measures he had recom that Senator Morris Einstein, of the Northside, is classed as a follower of Mayor Charles H. Kline and pointed out that Kline and County night that everything is peaceful and calm everywhere in Spain. As far mended were "the maximum which can be financed without increase in taxes." Two Are Seriously Hurt in Smashup Near MeKees Rocks Borough Line. Pr.

F.5-.. patengers in the bus a that Doughty had whtel of the bus to Mas if -itveland, agent for the bus y. ui-ring part of the trip from as the big cities are concerned there is no reason to doubt this, although Commissioner Joseph G. Armstrong "No matter how devised," the presidential statement added, "an increase in taxes in the end falls upon r.x. on Page Five, Col.

3.) have shown a tendency to "lead the parade" rather than "watch from the (Continued on Page Five, Col. STAGE VETERAN OPERATED UPON Thfy said that Doughty driver's seat before r-it Amtiridse. Fisher joined Cleveland, the paasen- SNOW FLURRIES Await Orders For Brazil Flight. By Cable to the Post-Gazette. Copyright.

1930. by Nvw York Timea. ROME, Dec. 14. The weather, which had been splendid for the last eight weeks turned so bad yesterday owing to rain and fog, that the Italian government just after midnight ordered a postponement the projected flight of 12 seaplanes waiting at Lake Orbetello, on the first leg of their overseas hop to Brazil.

It is believed the flight may not start until Wednesday. Meteorological reports from the Balearic stated that winds of cyclonic intensity were raging there. Fourteen planes of the S-55 type were scheduled to take off at dawn for Cartegena on the first lap of the it a Mrs. Ray A. Peterson and her daughter, Lois, 8, who were among the survivors of the boat explosion at Miami Beach, Fla, yesterday, are the wife and daughter of a Pittsburgh They had been spending some time at Miami Beach and Mr.

Peterson visited them there at intervals. Mrs. Peterson's' sister, Mrs. H. M.

Wellott, 215 Castle Shannon road, Mt. Lebanon, was overjoyed when informed by the Post-Gazette last night that her sister and niece were among those rescued. The Petersons formerly lived in South Linden avenue. Mrs. Peterson's mother, Mrs.

A. S. Aldrich, also was rescued. strict censorship exists for the local and foreign newspapers. It is reported that dozens of Republicans have been arrested today in Madrid and elsewhere.

Senord Franco, wife of Ramon Franco, Atlantic aviator and leading republican who escaped from prison, was arrested last night for laughing at police who questioned her. She was released later, however, with a warning. Her husband is reported in Germany. LIKELY TODAY Four men were injured, two seriously, late last night when an automobile crashed Into an iron pole in Island avenue, near the McKees Rocks borough line. The injured were taken to the Ohio Valley Hospital by Patrolman Frank Miller, of McKees Rocks.

A. F. Snead. 28,. Coraopolis, driver of the car, and Joe Smitz.

26, Second street, Neville Island, were seriously hurt, both receiving cuts on the face and probably internal injuries. William Dickhart, 23, George street. McKees Rocks, and Enoch Zink, 25, Neville Island, were cut and bruised. Daniel Frohman, 75, Noted Producer, No Extremely Cold Weather Ex police he had driven at of Cleveland because of of Doughty. Fiher l.i-'.i wndins an tnveBtiga-! Coroner H.

C. McCarter of on Page Two, Col. 4) pected Before Thursday; Skies To Be Cloudy. Stricken Suddenly, Rallies After Emergency Operation. NEW YORK, Dec 14.

UP) Daniel There is little likelihood of ex Frohman, veteran theatrical pro ducer, was stricken late this after tremely cold weather before Thursday, according to Weather Observer W. S. Brotzman. DOWNTOWN FIRE DAMAGES STORE noon and underwent an emergency operation in the Park East Hospital. Snow flurries and colder are fore Dr.

George Schwartz announced tonight that Frohman had an excellent cast for today, but the mercury will not drop lower than 30 degrees dur LAST MINUTE NEWS M.I ks 1'i'iir I M'd as IVnse Smoke I mm Trunk Shop lla-cnient. chance to recover. ing the early morning hours, and will rise considerably above that A week ago Frohman celebrated THREE IN PLANE LOST IN WILDS Craft. l'nreportd Since Thursday, Fliers and Dog Teams Comb Alaskan Area. mark during the remainder of the day.

according to the weatherman. Cloudy skies will overhang the dis flight to Boloma, Portuguese Guinea, from whence 12 will attempt a coast-to-coast non-stop flight across the southern Atlantic ocean to Port Natal, Brazil, the first week in January. From Port Natal the flight will proceed to Rio de Janeiro, via Bahia. The flight to Boloma will in easy stages via Cartegena, Kenitra and Villaclsneros. The flight will be headed by Gen his seventy-fifth birthday and was guest at a dinner given him by prominent theatrical personages.

He was to have been guest of honor at a dinner given by the National Arts Club tonight. trict again today. High and low temperatures registered yesterday were 35 and 30 degrees. 1DITAROD. Alaska, Dec 14.

i i firemen battled huge n'ke which issued from of the Linton Trunk Company, 628 Smith-to extinguish a small yesterday, t5t)0 was caused most-" and water. The fire-' don gas masks to carry l.or-e into the buildings '1 occuiants of an studio to 'jiifJmg. ECONOMISTS QUIT DRY FOLD 55 Per Cent Favor Repeal in National League Poll. Special to the Pittsburgh Poat-Gaaetta and the Xew York Timea. BOSTON.

Dec. 14. Members of the National Economic League, an organization composed of many of the country's business, industrial, political and financial leaders, have reversed themselves on the subject of prohibition until Si per cent of those voting In a nation-wide poll favor repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, and 41 per cent opposed it this year, as compared to 44 per cent favoring repeal and 52 per cent opposing it in 1326. Results of the poll of 5,500 members of the National Council of the league were announced today by J. W.

Beatson, executive secretary of tn Hunt Former Prodigy for Bad Checks eral Italo Balbo, minister of aeronautics. The 12 machines participat Unreported since Thursday, when they took off from here for McGrath during a storm. Pilot Matt Nldnimen of the Alaska Airways Company and two passengers were the object of a search today by air and dog teams. McGrath is about 125 miles northwest of here. ing in the transatlantic flight will be divided into four esquadrilles, three machines to each, which will be distinguished by markings on their wings, a black, white, red and greea esquadrille.

Balbo will pilot the first machine of the black esquadrille. Hotel Has Warrants Issued in San Francisco For Winifred S. Stoner Who Gained Fame as Child While Resident Here. CASTLE SHANNON MINISTER DIES AFTER OPERATION. Washington, Monday, Dec.

15. (Special) Rev. Dr. E. Judson Headley, 56, for 13 years pastor of the Castle Shannon Methodist Protestant Church, died in a hospital here last, night following an operation.

ONE KILLED, LOCAL MAN SHOT IN CAPITAL. Washington, Monday, Dec. 15. (A. An unidentified man was shot to death last night and another who gave the name of Walter Morgan, Pittsburgh, was wounded possibly fatally as two policemen surprised the pair running through an alley.

The man who was killed carried a bottle of nitroglycerine and several fuses. DOLORES DEL RIO LEAVES HOSPITAL. Hollywood, Monday, Dec. 15. (Universal Service) Dolores Del Rio, film star, returned to her home last night from a hospital where she has been convalescing for two weeks following a kidney operation.

She is expected to start production of a new picture this week. POLICE SEEK "WHIM" SLAYER IN CHICAGO. Chicago, Monday, Dec. 15. (Universal Service) An intensive search was being conducted by police this morning for the ruthless "whim" slayer who shot down Paul Talupan during a holdup of his grill, took $30 from the cash register and fled.

ALLEGED RACKET CHIEF KIDNAPED Stars From the Show Boat On Centaclaus Bill Today floor Performers and Producer Joe Hiller Will Do Their Bit at Jenkins Arcade at Noon; Magician Tampa Gives Kiddies Big Thrill. Ransom of $50,000 Reported De manded for Reputed "Bootleg King" of Chicago Section. the organization which was founded for the purpose of creating a disinterested leadership for public opinion. The total number of ballots cast CHICAGO, Dec. 14.

James Ward, reputed "Bootleg King" of suburban Chicago Heights, was kid naped last night, and unconfirmed reports of a $50,000 ransom demand trickled through to police today. was 2,633, and 1,440 members voted for repeal and 1,080 against it. One hundred and three did not vote on the question, ANNOUNCES BIG THEATER DEAL Fox Interests in California Ajjuire Seven Houses From SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 14. tan-Arrest of Winifred Sackville Stoner, 28, bnce famous as a child prodigy, on charges of issuing spurious checks, was asked here today by a hotel company, which charged she issued them checks for $751 and all were returned, as was a $200 check to Boeing Air Lines.

Miss Stoner left here last Sunday for New York, supposedly fdr Havana, with two maids. Miss Stoner appeared as a public speaker when only four. At six she spoke eight languages and worked differential calculus. She, at that time, lived In Pittsburgh. NEW YORK, Dec.

14. UP The mother of Winifred Sackville Stoner, said here tonight: "It was because my daughter expected remittances from me as usual that she gave checks in San Francisco, but I was unable to deposit to her account because money I have on deposit has been held up by the closing of tsw Bank of the United States. I will make arrangements, however, at one for payment of her The reports came through underworld whispers, which also dropped the promise of retaliation from Ward's allies. Mrs. Ward declined to tell authorities if her husband's SEDAN PLUNOES INTO CHANNEL AT CHICAGO.

Chicago, Monday, Dec. 15. (Chicago Tribune) A large sedan carrying an undetermined number of passengers last night plunged into the Ogden Slip channel near Navy Pier. The Central Station Coast Guard crew immediately summoned a derrick truck to recover it. An the location in the Union Trust building and Jenkins Arcade.

During that time, the arrows which are slowly climbing up the two obelisks toward the one-ton goals, have far to go. Pennies already contributed represent only approximately half of the quota. The Jenkins Arcade) Centaclaus retains its lead over the one in the Union Trust building. The Jenkins Arcade heap of coppers was estimated yesterday as slightly more than half a ton. The Union Trust Centaclaus holds something over one-third of a ton.

Plttsburghers must open up their hearts and purses If Centaclaus, in lie wake of Tampa, i and delighted children 'iifi'-al feats at the Union i ug Sat urday, today comes "''-e Hiller cf the Show sUis of the foor show ilitr night to do a 'it acinus at the Jenkins nuon today, Hiller and featured acts will start about tKs Jn- ritaclau to attest th In the effort to cnat two tons for relief destitute this" Christ- "lioppmg days remaiu is removed from abductors had communicated with her. Ward was seized by four men as he walked to the garage in back of his house. Chief of Police Harry B. Stafford FISH $56,000 DRUGS FROM SAN FRANCISCO BAY. San Francisco, Monday, Dec.

15. (A. Custom in-spectors last night fished five sacks of narcotics valued at $86,. 000 from San Francisco Bay. A Chinese room boy and a cook --4 A SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 14.

tn A. M. Bowles, division manager of the Fox West Coast theaters, announced today the completion of a $20,000,000 transaction in which seven Pacific coast theaters were acquired by his organization from the Paramqujit-Publijc Corporation. of Chicago Heights, said today that retaliation for Ward's abduction was certain, whether he was returned dead or alive. on the Japanese liner Asama were arrestea.

WIMFRED S. SIOSER. (Continued Pag Two, Cof. i.