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Fishing For RooivIt More-Pag 4 FINAL l.air4 CENTRAL ILLINOIS HOMEj KLW'SWWYM SINCMK HMO 1'IST THAU-NO. 127. i I1L0Q.M1NGT0N, ILL, KI1IDAY, MAY 7, PACKS. I 4t.til4H ft- SlNfiLE COPY 3 CENTS New Quiz Looms in Hollyicood Mystery Grand Jurors Study Diaries of Mary Miles Minter LEFTISTS FAIL IN EFFORT TO QUELL REVOLT FORD ATTACKS UNDISTRIBUTED PROFITS LEVY Two Governments to Probe Cause of Hindenburg's Disastrous End; Experts See Sabotage Possibility UMt ANOKLES 4.1V- Th b- ral hf my.ury In enovi- hkr-d lb bark Uln of Ih ec land movl William Dmond' mwn.r. iCharMta and hf al.tr.

Anarchist Uprising Spreads VT m.y TZuVZSX Hii Company Taroct From Barcelona Into 4ia nw, Inquiry af- Thursday oi Federal Tax-Biames Wan Street. tr bmf unolvd for IS yi. Ur. Kh.iby ail ah waa skd Tha district attorneys offlra Taylor or knw who Towns, Villages. Thrill of Welcoming Giant Ship Turns to Horror; Terrified Spectators Take Flight After Explosion l4 Friday lhal aurh an inquiry did and rpli4 "no lo both qu DEAD, MISSING REACH THIRTY aa Win consider.

(ha coun- N. -il li-Tha FIGHT I tiC. CONT NUFS 'n4 Mudlnt thi A by Mr. Flltmor SEES MONEY MISUSED coapl.r lo lha u.uminaua ih diaiies am! another Willd crrat.al all hip hoard r.u Hourly In aid nixria In th laHU'ht (lixim of a raln.wrpt poet ahnul hr moth.r a'tu-l Two Inllmaia disite of Mh iha audden rumption of in-' Uim.r and a reputed old rum.nr in ih. 1 DETROIT C1" Futd.

peai.d from lha flame. Th'ia a msn ntli.ly tunning- a. thmifch M.M.Md. Th spl'lh had iped ery from bis body, Another pkd man another and another. Ther wa a msn who.

hair bad been but nr. I oT woman and a man i fuwly fum far ihii -a m.n hi-. face Wa raw, fa, ul oul from among th rnJ of on looker. A woman bad seen a puff of llama appear al tha lop of ih. ship toward lha tear, then along toward Ha to Vr an in stant, lha silrnr was so hlui lhal lha rippling of flame was audible Then arreama and shout and hysterical we.fing lifted toward Ih ship which by now wa.

with lha ona lima kimii hero. I Mr. from hi lha MIA and. a til aecond later, boram ckrhere. ritANConPANt'Mi ROXTIEtl CP Tha Anairhut acaln.l lha Catalan gov.riv mnl spread Ftlday from flare lona Hospitals Jammed With Vic-tims-Sicjhtsccr Among Those Killed.

tha n.ar.l Mry In lha ton. llM of Jamaa Klrkwnod. wra diawn into h.r tnoth.r. la auln. Mr Hh.lhy miul d.

Ur.d unci-n-tha pirlura. Ixatrirt At- for 4f all.cNl t.k.n from Inrnry Huron 1tla waa oulrk a H.oo.iimn I H'ut'nal. aIJ Htday ha al to loan and villa- outald lha aay ha could a-t nothing in lh.a "I protart.d h.r iMra. Ih.lhy would oppoM tha fadatal la on un- aviation's hirtiflng tragedies At 4 ni I ItliMimlngton time) he ai'prarrd ov.r lha l.kehur.t station, her Ain.rlran terminal. distributed prof 1 1.

great rolunm of Arh bung In shooting up I'lfnal capital whM-h miaht ahH on lha biiaaln.t lha TayUir muid.r flames and smok Ther wa II dwrlbed It, In an Interview Tha Anarchists, botd.r dvk-s mrn a oir-iiig terrific raplosion and for mih aa -ramshackle legislation. en-. the rivuian gmuna crew waa around window pane shook and acted by 'politicians who ar par-i waiting. A thunder storm cam up Ol her M.irle. I'Mllee l'se It and 111.

UKIIU'IIHT, N. J. Tit flaming destruction of Ih onea eemlnc'y lllipreirtialil dirigible Ih International lliian-' uu.irniy ami wiin n. minding rain. rota for Spice of the News rroin ine 11 ie.

11 waa cia in uni form lhal had been loin and ripped waa begrimed and rut. Its blue ryes s'arrd sttanircly It i Captain Ihmaiin, a rsp-tmn ecilrnre went a to th World war, netl to Ki krner in MOVIE STRIKE GETS BACKING Hhe soared off lo await Ma end. At A ah cam. again over aid. lid lha loan of Flgura lha aid of aldir garrison.

at Han Fernando fortress. Public official wr ousted lhf and at Own by militant Anarchist protesting against what tbey consider too ronservatlv an ad Inlnlairatlon by tha autonomous Cl't" Th Ford Motor company, de i-lsied. la tha "target." Approve Congr a. th field Th rain by now was a diiMl Around th hangar awaited srvrial hundred civilians, many bodir rani hurtling out of Ih. ship, falling aiming th ectlor.

and ground new. Th Instinct f.ir self pieaervaiinn seised Ih persons on ground at the same In.tant It looked as though tha great mass of flames waa falling dliertly Uill them, and they scattered, som In Ihelr lerror. In all directions Then rur-eve returned lo turns and lhy turned back Th luie of the llln Th real purpo. I to tax the in-' but among them wer dependents, large and small, oul of, rett Iv-a and frienda of her awn- llili.lenlnilg 1. 1.

nil. Ill swift action Ftlday by Ih Aineiican and German governmenia to delermin raue of Ih diter, Thlity eiins wer known dnad or nil.lng Of Ih 97 psaarngcis and mem- CIO, AFL Unions Pledge existence" ha aald. "The financiers alo tha American friends of Catalan ivgima, allied with tha Xl.drld-Valrnrla government th Zeppelin works. "I can't understand how It happened." he ssld ahakllv, addressing no one. "I ran understand how It He repealed his statement over and over He rallied off lo the bipltal In l.krwod Ambulances were aciilled Immediately while inenitiefs of th ant lo drlv every Independent; of lha rrewa.

business man to borrow money, to; Tl rr0w(i thrilled by her make American business pay con-, mur.rr,t beautiful aa her areal Support of Move to Boy cott Theater. A Val.nria column an routa lo Tt.rr.lona to h.lp rtora ordrr denhurg hud gone up, her tall dnwn. laport'd to hava clmh.d with and th. waa bmkling a little tlnual trtbut to tha money bllk ,,,,1,4 nd cloT to They want to aend tha rompanlosi r.rlh. The rrowd could aea lha pas they rant rontrol to Wall etreet.

and And It I only the companlea they, It h.srd Ih command. beia of tb crew aboaid when tha greatest of all alr.hipa iplolrd, built Intn flame ami era-bed to band of ravoltrra ar.klnf to barrt- HOITWOOD. CV Striking r.da tha hlchaay nr Torloaa In provlnra. Tha outcomt film atudlo rraflamrn gained aup- aft of her middle whri. th.

riil imn of fli now waa reiitrre, M.i. bcMlie ram piiiiiineling dnn passenger and crew who wrt saving themselves Then, with a ciah. Ih don't control io ar objecting. The dn fron ronlro other ara all In One pocket." ihrmiL-h m.nnhnnn Tr.ll Eround rirw pulled as many as they could of th pet -mis In I he lo safrtv, K. fl.nii Camp i airlxed Within a half port Friday In plana to put nr waa not knoan.

earth Thursday Mi lit Jiut as It was lowering In Ih mooting mast, and onlv fet almv th ground He spoke approvingly of a ropea dropix-d oul of her tail. An- preaaura on major producer, by a Hlndenburg hit th ground, en hour Ih nsval teeratlnn as national boycott and widnpread r.s pei-ons survled. On of Iho-e "rhanged attitude" ha noted In con- other rp dropped nut of her no grr.a toward that and similar mat- Now she was JO feet from th lera. crowd 1K.IITIM. I NgllllMI.

HARCrtr-ONA. 8PAI.V Ry Tl t'hona lo 8trl flxht rlo.ed and suldieis I'ltrolb-d Us picketing of theater. ma.sed In flames fnun on end lo the other. sperlnlor, burned to outer lliiuls Thi.iui ti the nlht Ih ja'Hed Tha Commute for Industrial Or loath In falling, fiery debris. "Congreae did not concoct this Suddenly a shrill stream btoke Grotesque, piteoii" figures ap- rescue tsoik proceeded ganisation offered tta help to the ranwhackle legislation, although It, atlll I.

unqurllad hara Krld.y In fu day Anarrhlat rrvolt th. Catalan and Valencia fswm iiic uiii. lis imw i Federated Motion Picture) craft, trying to ae how It can do better Mead I nldcnllfleal. I.rnis of the survivors, cta-puited or stumbling lly fnul the hoveled III and ilea'h Thursday in hospitals American Federation of Labor af CRAFT CALLED For that you liear mora filiate. good things about rongresa today Jl ltll.

ttenwHi church la bold quarter century celebration I'age i'LA V. Tonight -Community ravst lo prewent 'Freeh rVIJ." Faga II MAKKRT RFVIF.W-. Report alu lo fanner laga tl I)TK for wedding la revealed I'aga II (WIA-rTa council ap-pnlnta new chairman, end eesv-aon'a work I'age IS TOOIA Poor one rnatly In training child Tag 11 ARMV Farmer ran expert them a well aa hopper Tageta AMRI JNti. Condi bin boa Id be InvMtlgaled In county, grand jury Pt FISIIINO Trip by President railed display of strategy Pago 4 7STIL A I a ary of hrnoa church celebrated Pago IS TRACK. Ktara lo compete In loth annual carnival at Normal university (Saturday I'aga IS MOTHERS.

To be honored by programs arranged by Normal churche Pag to STRENGTH. Of basic business factor Increases, ssys Habaon tt ECKENER GIVES w'r DMame FUTURE PLANS "Trlr'l: I P. Lindelnf. of Lafayette. Covrrnni.ntl.

Th rity la "comparatively calm" but ahontlnc atlll can bo heard fiom tha auburba. (Thia waa t.lrphon.d by an American re.ldent with a ccnaor than for the alx yeara pasL Of of th painters)' union. course, tha members have heard 171 VIMn IIATPI the disaster. Pill I Ml I 11(11 Ti I i' And with many of lb dead si I LJH1IU IIU 1 UU b) anxloti relutu till from home, but that only means aligned with tha AFT. telegraphed Charlea Lra-tng.

FMPC head, asking tha namea of trt strike af ves that rongrea and the people are nnd ft lends (canned chnired, nilltl- robably llatenlng coming to the aame conclusion. WAMIIINtJTuN. D. C. C11 bitoii forms lying In tha tempor- Tha atreet a ara filled with police Attacks Spending There have been 11 niajor dirll h'v "rn fected studio.

He aald when these wer received he would ask all labor council In which painters are Data Cataluna. In tha center of 'Zeppelin Company to Use n'T Hindenburn Considered th ibl diKa.tera In the Ust 23 yearw craft aarair. No bne wltli the Interest of th tha city, la d.erted eicept for uni Helium Gas Instead of Greatest Product of Air member to boycott theater country at heart would plan aurh a form, armed showing their productions. taxing program. It must have had a three of the major one Involving-the United Hi ales dlilglhhw Macon and Klienandnah.

i Hydrogen. ship Binding. Tha warfara up and down Barce targeL Naturally, we are the target. John Lewis. CIO chief, tele lona atreeta waa "frightful" for Even as Unlled Slates army Hoops puked thiouiih the still iiii'ii dt-rliig ruins at dawn, continuing their search for missing bodies, a federal Investigating committee he gun lo prohe Ih dlas- "If knew where Ih money Is graphed C.

H. Jordan, local org nicer, ttiat union worker, no mat everal daya. Hie diaiwter 1 1 -1 Feb. II duiglbb-l YOUK -t lt-Tbe Hlndon- going, If knew It waa doing any VIKNNA. The 7-cppelln Telephone operatora returned to ter what their affiliations, ahould thing to lift the national level, that I work Friday for tha flmt time aince support th atrikera.

oesiroyeu on me 1 si nn ioiik. -no (. iiir wniin ttrttl- queen of the would different. Hut th spots company will nonlnflamniable wher tilings are not getting gM sirad of hydrogen the uprl'lng. The general executive board of th United Automobile Workers, better are the apota where they coast, Iwo died, HI aaveil.

uci or ins aciem 01 aii'mp cin April 4 IMS-United Htates naw "trudlon. ws the largest geppelln dlilglbl Akron cashed in ele.t.i ever built -U feet long eal 11. off New Jersey coaot. Powered with hug 1.00(1 skyways'' with iucredlhln awlft-news Intiimilli.im 1 but th mystery explosion "might have been caused Public order baa been put under control of an officer aent her by the fpanlnh government at Va- nay the money I going. It ha kept hereafler, Dr.

Hugo Eckener, Ger man dirigible chief, said Friday. CIO affiliate, telegraphed Leasing It pledged "th solidarity of 800.000 automobile workers to your fight the people at the aame low level where the depression found them. Jcncla In an Interview herore leaving tuesei 11 hum by cam frotn German 1 1 1. 1 1 1 for Berlin, Dr. Eckener expressed! October 4.

1M0-llilllh diilgil.le" dlilglbl experts at widely for decent conditions In th motion picture Industry. The only lifting done In tlis country ia don by Industry. HKFTGF.F. KF.ACII FRANCE. the opinion that th Klndenhiirg R-Ki exploded over Fiance while laied point-from Dr.

Hugo Eck side W) passengers. A "peace plan" submitted by the BORDEAUX. FRANCE. (PI If tha government took every ener. veteran former commander of would be the last airship to be Its paylond cupaclty of 1.1 i.

central labor council has been ac cent of Ford profila and used the ill fiited craft, in Gras, Austria; dean cepted by trie film producer but constituted Ih lingcHt cniiiiinmt ion money to raise the standards of May 2.1. IMH-Italian dirigible fiom Count C. C. Von Zcppe. crated with hydrogen.

"Henceforth, natutally no pa the people, I'd take my hat off to Italia ashed In Arcllc in flight Peengera, In. a nephew nf lha famed German lurnea aown Dy me striking crarta 1 1 A 1 becau It did not grant closed IKOORPVClt ASKS lllfted off th ground hy aircraft. aA, i-ai ih kt'itrfi. In north mil. Head Inventor of the lighter than air them.

That Is what we have been trying to do for 30 years. They are anop ngnia to (an; Film production continued while Talrhln gen filled airship he There- 1 f((rmrr ZH.mot luxurlou. of the ir-Vodd lr- fore, regardless of cost, we will use wr(rked In trlorm In Otilo; 14'ilp built In the 3d yenrs since not doing It." Two ahlplonda of Rpanlah refugeea from tottering Bilbao, exactly 2,806, 5n all, reached aafety In France Friday with an eicort of Britlah tiien of war. Women with bablea In their arma, Old men unable to right and children chattering with excitement rame to the French porta of Ro-rhella and Pauillnc aboard two Spanlah ahlpa. away from the th big nam actor, through the craft.

In Chicago. ('nplitln Gravely Injured. Ry a strung coincidence, bolh promptly suggested sabotage as a Kis-ible cans of the tragedy. helium killed, for Information on Developments GALVESTON, TEXAS. (JP Shocked by the Hlndenburg disas Screen Actors' guild, pondered a decision to be made Sunday whether to aupport th atrlke.

1 oiinr reriiinnno vmi iii-i-m. his first historical dirigible flight. Eliiborale Interior, decorations. He recalled that the Hlndenburg December 21, 1923 -French dlrlgl Shuts Eyes, Jumps; Wakes in Hospital hie Dlxmude, presumably struck by originally was constructed for helium, but the Zeppelin company did lightning over Mediterranean; 52 featured by murals depicting the Cnplnln Emst Lehmnnn, a zep-Liiied I history of aviation, embellished Ihe pi lln commander in lha WWId war. LAKEHURST.

N. J. (.71 Alfred not own a storehouse for helium In Groelnrer, 20 year old chef on the acreaming ahella and rattling machine guna of the Insurgent army preiuilng on tha capital of their Baseball Today the United States and to transport February 21, United Stateer spacious passenger quarters land commander of the ship on lis dirigible Rome, bought hy United! A promenade more than feet previous voyage, from Hlndenburg, shut his eyes and lean ter. President Roosevelt requested Friday he be kept Informed of developments In the explosion that wrecked the German dirigible at a sufficient amount to Germany ed just before the great ship sank Statea from Italy, crashed in flames, enclosed hy unbreHManie -iiissi'" gravely injured. I'anqua homeland.

to earth, a blazing wreck. rovlded an unobstructed view In So was Clint. Mix Prils. the vet- near Hampton jtoada army base; Lakehurst, N. J.

Tha iteamahip Habana, jammed with 2,483 paaaengera, 2.000 of them "I Jumped," he kept repeating 34 killed. all directions. leran airman, making his first voy. State rooms similar to those on as I.i -hmnnti'a successor in com. Immediately upon learning of the would be almost Impossible, one filling requiring almost hjgh pressure steel containers.

Slays In Germany. Eckener said United Slalea authorities, especially the department August 21, -Dlllglblc ZR-2 tragedy Thursday night, the Presl rhildren, anchored at La. Rochelle, north of Bordeaux, and the Izarra, National League. Pittsburgh 403 00 Philadelphia ....100 00 Batteries Bowman and Todd Lamaster and Atwood. St Louis 011 0 New York 010 1 bought in England for United hlpa were equipped with folding' riuind l.ehmann made the trip In dent, from his vacation yacht Po dazedly.

In German, when he was placed on a hnsnltal bed. "I Jumpedand I'm alive." He waa injured only slightly, but was suffering from shock. The man In the next bed, George States, frame buckled over Humber desks and shower baths, wllh an advisory capacity. river, 42 killed. Nice for measuring the ennsump- 0(.

1., ,1,. 1,1,.., tomac off port Aranaaa, dictated once a pleaaure yacht, brought 153 rhildren and 170 adulte most of messages of sympathy to the Ger January 29. P.i itlsh dlrlgl- Hon of water, which was of commerce, had shown willingness to meet the desires of the them women to Pauillac, down the man people and the families of the 1, I in nie ii-jf, wrecaea in gale in air on ui nii. Gironde river from Bordeaux. Batteries Welland and Owen; victims.

zeppeliti people In the matter of The airship had a completely den, England; no lives lost. he comparatively small crowd gathered to willies what they con- Sidered A "tOllf ina' Caatleman and Mancuso. Tha French ah I pi Carlmare. Mar- To Adrlf Hitler, German chancel (13, of London, badly bruised and his leg broken, managed to grin, equipped kitchen, Willi electric Cincinnati 022 01 lor, at Berlin, he sent a radiogram helium. He said Washington experts told hltn th United States held enough raux and Chateau Palmer ateamed for Bilbao to bring out more of the rangea and refrigerators and a.

i Boston 000 00 July 21, ll-Oirlglbl burned over Chicago; 10 killed. July IS, 1919-Rrltlsh airship N3-11 struck by lightning over North saying: 1m alive, too. Thank God!" Most of the passengers and crew large stock of linen, China anil sll verware. endangered civilians. Batteries Hallahan and V.

Da I have Just learned of the dis What happened to the airship that made so many safe crossings helium to supply the needs of air who escaped death In the disaster aster to the airship Hlndenburg and The huge freight comiartinenl navigation for a century. were too stunned to talk. Some lay 76 DIE IN RAIDS. offer you and the German people vis; MacFayden and Lopez. Chicago 000 Brooklyn 100 would hold 24.000 pounds of hug Sea; 12 killed.

June 20. 1914 Aliefilp and airplane collided at Vienna; 9 killed. In Eckener's opinion, there la no silent for hours. ZARAGOZA, SPAIN. VP) gage and passengers were offered my deepest sympathy for the tragic loss of life which resulted from this parallel between the Hindenburg Batteries Shoun, Bryant and and Shenandoah disasters, the lat Zaragoza's death toll In ltwo government bombing raids U.

5. to Investigate unexpected and unhappy event O'Dea; Frankhouse and Spencer. September 9, 1913 Zeppelin tel destroyed off Heligoland; IS killed. October 17, 1913- Zeppelin L-2 ex- ter being ascribed to faulty con the service of taking along their cars or even llcht airplanes. The ship was piloted from a forward gondola, separate from pas In a separate public statement, struction, while the Hindenburg Sabotage Possibility he said: American League.

-within four days rose to 76 Friday, end insurgent authorities asserted most of the victims were noncom- II kinds of ll'loded over Johannlathal airdrome; proved her fitness in to this and other countries remained a mystery. (alls Strange. Carl Welgand, skipper of the R. 3. Deutschland, who rushed to the Paul Kimball hospital at Lake-wood hospital at Lakewcod, to se Captain Lehmnnn, ooutcd him ss saying: "I don't know what happened.

She Just went up." "Somelhing atrungo caused that tragedy," said Gill Rbh WMn "I am distressed to hear cf the WASHINGTON. D. Son. senger quarters, where were the Boston 00 Chicago 00 tragedy of the Hlndenburg, and Royal S. Coppland, chairman of the weather.

Eckener said he would remain In batants. levers and awHches controlling the 2H Killed. July 2, 1912-Ualloon Akron exploded at Atlantic City; killed. I extend my deep sympathy to the senate commerce committee, an Coincidental, Insurgent officers dirigible's rudders and gas valves. Batteries Grove and R.

Ferrell; Rcrlln to consult authorities and families of the passengers, officers notinccd Friday thnt committee in reported a series of "feeler at Kennedy and Shea. then expects to go to Frledrlch and crew who lost their lives." tacks by Catalan leftist troops east shafen. He does not Intend to Join New York 0 Cleveland 5 cf the city had been wrecked on the Insurgents' elaborate defenses. the Gpiman commission of inquiry This was the second disaster to happen on successive trips away from Washington by the chief exe Batteries Hadley and Dickey; vestigator Harold E. Hartney had been Instructed specifically to try to determine whether sabotage caused the wreck of the German dirigible Hlndenburg.

Simultaneously, Secretary which Is going to the United States Disaster Survivors Seek Missing Bodies in Ruins (Insurgent reports received at Galehouse and Pytlak. as he does not think his presence cutive. stale aviation director, announcing Immediate federal and slate Investigations. There was an cxnlosinn. Philadelphia at St.

Louis, no re perplgnan, on the Franco-Spanish frontier, told of an unresisted In at Lakehurst would serve any use ful purpose. While at Warm Springs, In March, the explosion occurred turns. Commerce Daniel C. Roper an surgent advance along the whole he said, in No. 2 gas cell stern." Fred D.

Fagg, director of the federal bureau of air commerce. Hahotage Possible. nounced that representatives of the Washington a. ..00 Detroit 11 which caused several hundred deaths at the New London, Aragon front, on which Zaragoza lies.) Regarding the possibility of sabo German government, the navy and some giant spider, wires and shredded silver fabric were entangled. Cotton padding, designed to keep Batteries Appleton and Millies; school.

arrived from New York and said LAKEHURST, N. J.tUW Blistered survivors of the crew of the world's most luxurious airship, the Hindenburg, siearched through Its blackened ruins Friday for rionslble tage in the destruction of the Hln- the state of New Jersey will be Lawson and Cochrane. an Inuiilry would be held Friday PANTAGRAPH PHONES 1500 invited to participate in the com- denburg, he expressed the opinion a motor from tearing through th that there is a 47 percent chance merce department's Investigation of Cantor'i Daughter Weds BEVERLY HILLS, CALIF. additional bodies of tJiclr former The Weather Man paper thin side of the zeppelln in that It wail so, and 53 percent that the disaster. Appointed U.

S. Senator NASHVILLE, TENN. CP) shipmates and passenger. event of Its tearing loone, hung gro Copeland said he had no direct Comedian Eddie Cantor's Natalie, and her husband, Jo tesquely alongside the fallen motor Lieut. George Watson, naval com Portly George Leonard Berry, vet fSOVKRNMENT MT.ATHER FORECAST.

munications officer, believed the It was accidental. "I am not discouraged," he said. "Work continues." "I believe in the possibility of sabotage," Eckener said, "because on evidence that sabotage caused the crash, but desired to obtain "all the facts" in order to eliminate ILLINOIS AND INDIANA: Fair and cool rjl n'liuilldy. The warped wreckage remained where it fell, pending Inspection by a court of inuulry. The naval reservation waa closed to all spectators and curiosity seekers.

12 Hour I.ate. Dazed and bleeding survivors didn't know what happened didn't know, in fact, how thoy had sur gondolas. In some unexplained manner it had not burned in the white heat that seared the face of hunt would be fruitless. He sug finny Baiuraay lair ana some what warmer. eran labor leader and staunch New Dealer, held the appointment Friday as United States Senator from Tennessee, seph Metzger, were en route to Canada Friday on their honeymoon after their marriage yesterday at the Cantor home.

sabotage as a possible cause of It rescue workers when they ventured fOR CHICAGO AND VICINITY: Fair Friday night snd Saturday: continued cool gested that if there were any bodies not already found, they might have been consumed entirely by the! had no connection with the wreck. every trip to the United State, par within 70 feet of the blazing ship Friday; not so cooi naiuraay anernoon; ticularly when the German air Thursday night. 1 jrentie nonn 10 noriira.i wmas, De-coming east to southeast Ssturday. flame that swept the zeppelln after it exploded while trying to moor vived. The windows of the salons and PUTLOOK FOR SUNDAY: Probably here late Thurexlay.

The 800 foot long swastika em- pasengera' promenade, made of a anow.rs. WISCONSIN: Fair and cool Friday nltrht liner visited the Chicago exposition, we received many threatening letters." Lightning Bolt Likely. Asked whether an Infernal ma Sentries with ready rifles encir cellulose substance, had melted and! blazoned ship, graceful, despite her Invitation List Keeps Wally Busy Considers Guests for Wedding-Duke of Kent Expected to Be Best Man-Edward Poses With Fiancee for Cameramen-They Dine at Inn. hung from the Hindenburg's ribs cled the heap of metal, keeping Katurday increasing cloudiness, followed by showers In northwest and extreme west-central portions, somewhat warmer nulK, sailed Into her American port In a rain storm, more than 12 hours everyone 30 feet away. in east portion.

chine could have been placed None wa allowed to speak to sur aboard, Eckener said It could JOWA: Fair In central and east, possibly chnwer. In extreme west lata Friday vivors of the disatser who searched scarcely have been in a passe nieht. not so coo in norineaat and ex treme east Friday nlsht; Saturday local like iver tinsel. The only thing ahoar dthe trans-Atlantlo air cruiser that appeared to escape from the tragedy were the water ballast tanks, scatered through the upper wtructure. Four of them, about six feet long and four fete In diameter, lay in the gcr's luggage because a careful In Herman L.

Rogers, official spokes MONTS, FRANCE. UP Mrs. the ruins. Now and then one of the Germans dressed In white stewards' Jackets lunched at La Mer Hamard inn. Mrs.

Simpson wore a blue hat and dress. She wore no rings. The spection Is made before each trip On the other hand, he did not ex Wallis Simpson worked Friday on late because of headwinds which cut down apeed over the Atlantic. Unhurried despite a planned quick turnabout with a record list of passengers, many of them bound for the English coronation, the ship nosed up toward the mooring mast. Two lines went down at 4:20 p.

m. (Bloomington time). Passengers, the list of those to be invited to duke was hatless. clude the possibility of a shot having been fired, the sound being paused to pick up some bit from the wreckage, perhaps a reminder of some one cremated there. showers In central and west, Decommg unsettled In extreme east, cooler In ex- trems west portion, PANTAGRAPH WEATHER RECORD.

Thursday's maximum. 67; minimum, 41. Friday 6 a. m. Noon 2 p.

m. Temperature 38 80 tt Barometer 29 59 28.61 20.62 Sun sets Friday: 7:02. her wedding with the Duke of Detective cars preceded and fol center of the rrprawling skeleton. drowned out by the motors. man at the Chateau de Cande where the duke and Mrs.

Simpson are staying, hinted broadly Thursday that the wedding might take place soon after the coronation, May 12. Despite that. It was reported still that Mrs. Simpson preferred a June wedding and had suggested June Windsor. It was understood that lowed Ire dukes car.

Movie cam The sun shone grudgingly on The fue Itanks had disappeared. At the snub nose of the Hinden- Eckener Insisted that If the ca era cars followed also. A fight de the twlerted frame work, hazing the the invitations would be sent only at the last moment In order to spotting relatives and greeters on green, blue, black and silver of theiburg only 200 yards from the Lake- tastrophe were accidental, It certainly was not because of faulty Sun rues Saturday: 4:51. TEMPERATURES. zeppelln's framework, color painted hurst mooring mast that she never veloped when police tried to keep photographers from snapping the duke and Mrs.

Simpson. Earlier the duke and Mrs. Simp by fire and chemicals of the once reached the heavy mooring cone Lowest construction. He added It was conceivable the ship was struck by lightning, explaining: 12, Just a month after the corona silver duralumin. Tn.m.

HIMiest Wed. of steel appeared undamaged, wire cable dangling limply. keep secret the date selected for the ceremony. The duke Is reported to have telephoned his youngest, favorite brother, the Duke of Kent, Thursday night and told htm the date. Kent ia expected to be best man at the Thura.

Thura. Night tion. The duke was supposed to have suggested late May. Along the east side of the wreck Such an accident cannot happen son posed together for the photographers on the chateau steps. They chatted freely.

the field 200 feet below, waved gaily. Three minutes later explosion. The disaster, writing a fiery finis to the Hindenburg's 135,000 miles of safe transit across the Atlantic, was the first major wreck to involve a lighter than air ship carrying paying passengers. All other craahes. In the 78 years en route because the ahlp herself In a second telephone call to The tall of the ship, where the fire started, folowed by a deafening toward Lakehurst naval station's big zeppelln hangar that stand 800 is absolutely proof against light "Now let's have a happy picture, London Thursday night, the duke was understood to have talked to yard away, lay two of the Hlnden- ning while the gas compartment said a photographer.

wedding. are closed but It Is possible thatjbur's motor- A 'ae as a one The duke and Mrs. Simpson made explosion that shook houses five miles away, wa a burned, unrecognizable mass. The center was burned almost Boston is 68 52 New York 68 70 54 Jacksonville 76 82 66 New Orleans 80 84 62 Chicago 48 43 Cincinnati 0 8 Detroit 50 60 38 Memphis 72 74 56 Oklahoma City 74 8 52 Omaha 72 82 48 Minneapolis 70 72 Helena "8 70 34 Saa Vranclsco 6 a their first public appearance since his mother. Queen Mary.

The duke wa expected to leave the castle grounds Friday or Saturday, to visit historic castles with since Count Zeppelin began the use lightning might have struck 7 she was maneuvering, when highly around. Their propeller blades Inflammable heina- were red Pntera. "We are always happy," said Mrs. Simpson. She turned to the duke as if for confirmation and he said: "Of course! Isn't that their reunion Friday when they level to the ground.

Pari of the of dirigibles, involved military or motored to the little town of Sem-blancy, 10 miles from Moats. They, naval craft. Overhead like the webbing of understructure were buried. discharged." Mrs. Simpson,.

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