St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 13, 1929

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COMIC PAGE WEDNESDay : JUNE 12, 1929 ot tic Dispatcn " WELL HO ONEY WHY GUSH OvEp COMPLETE st A MY STARS Taco” \ Dy ANOTH ZR MAN LET ALON TALK AS iF SHE HAD JUST BEEN SAVED AT SEA By THE CAPTAIN OF A WARSHIP,. PATENT! -_ in One of the Post-Dispatch ~ STILL BETTER! GOING TO Thi: at af Tepe s ix 72) ELL HERE Ay AR - VERY MUCH - NOW,t cr GET OVER TO THE dAIL | AND GIVE OURSELVES {up RIGHT AWAY, SO WE GET IN ON HE JAIL IARMONY- SWwOY- MR: f caer ; i] -)* oOw’'s EVERY. a ImPoOsS ING AT LiOME? -* . , : . ey Rap sme 7 — OQ} “ ~~ eae os ~ a er . . ’ ELLA AGAINE the close. L ENJOYED MAT RV S1.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service SPORT FINAL 4 ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1929—48 PAGES. PRICE 2 CENTS WALL STREET | POINT GAIN _§. STEE ATE IN DAY HOUSE DEFEATS DEBENTURES BY VOTE OF MORE THAN 2 TO 1. SENATE NOW WILL RECEDE q Tilson Calls Action “Quickest Way to parm Relief’? — Senator Robinson, Minority Leader, to Abide by Decision. of ‘Series of Bullish FAIR, COOLER, TONIGHT Ymonstrations in Spe-. cal Stocks—High-Priced issues Up. IN UTILITIES FEATURE OF SESSION | ee Money Rate Is Low- eed as Funds Accumu- te in Connection With Vidmonth Payments. —— the Associated Press. gw YORK, June ] yllish demonstrations reaching its climax with cular gain of 7 points in ] common, featured today's market. A score or so high- | 4 industrials were Whirled up| 18 points, many of them to) high recor ds, but the general’ t mace oniy moderate re-' emonstration *F — A . j in speci u | closing price of kavanced 7.2 points, sdustrials rose 2.9 pu'’nts and roads Were up .2 point. wwering of the call money rate | 18 to 7 per cent, defeat of the » debenture plan by the House | Representatives, resumption otf jimports from Canada and the line in sterling to around the rs low levels, the last two of- hope of easier credit condli- all contributed to the more rful speculative sentiment. Re- gon of the ble-per-cent redis- rate by the Bank of | was interpreted in | Mrs as an indication that no me would be made in the New Federal Reserve Bank rate Wall street gen-| iy expected little change in the brokers’ loan report, with Majority of traders looking for! ht decline. tr the close of the market the | York Federal Reserve Made the customary ‘‘n mement” statement count rate. This wus as meaning that no c en made from the 5 per stocks ; &: bank | O Hl- rezgurding inter- | hangs cent | 8S to brokers and New York Federal member banks for the June 12 were announced | nose Of market today by the Reserve Board #090, exactly the same k's total. This is the that the loans have been the Intwo consecutive weeks. sis of the report lans for own account $16.000.600. loans of out-of-town banks i $38,000,000, and Of others decreased ee Ween as us first shows da- for Aac- loans for Uilities to New Peaks. MH Utilities, which ha a larce side followi Msult of recent merg ®ve the best exhibition Mrength. Nearly dozen Including American Water- American Power & Light, Wealth Power. Ngineers Bervice and North American into round ve oul ne ru- of er a new high KI mounting J cord price. General Elec- mped 10 points, American f& Light 9, and Common-'! Power, Johns-Manville, Tank Car §. Mont-} Ward, Westinghouse L American C Ami and Bethlehem lgsues advancing points Among the ft Mis was Union Pacific, aback a couple of points. Trade Picks t p Some, ing picked ] SOUPEW The low leve] tal sales c) Share marl) Mee fast jr), 0 prices als od f Wheat . on bul Vices but Io \ Bln, Corn © & bushe; on repo) Weather. ‘ abou bic a | bullish r Teport } ; about it’*C } an, wih aad recent advance fe , ‘otton ale in (,Ov a. Mm. intensity =? rriated : , ' isturl ui It dis- they | means | the | President in the form which he has anw on: (Rep. , | that the con-| adjuste-| Sen-| ,eletion of the told | debare | ith} * | Court en Was | Longworth | i‘ varlous st brought | a conference | the taxes would {]} i state iS | | the On | | but President | | gO with Republican | It | |} ernment. aprece | d been reached to permit 2 | | claims the House lead- | r act wiecMmMe | the | ODp-| under before ; / ain tack | seek to 13.—Two)! ; ure | short ia maxi-| mittes | LAW INCREASING Levy on Estates. Heirs, as Result, Will Have to Pay $1,200,000 in Ad- dition to $522,384 Re- mitted Without Protest. By the Jefferson ent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, held constitutional the 1927 Legislature, permitting i State to collect an up to 80 per cent of inheritance tax levy, | Government to the ithe amount paid to the State. Th into the "00.0090 State treasury from the $15,000,000 Brown estate of St. Louis, the ecutors of which were the application of the law. also increase thea Stat from tuture inheritances, The Federal inherltance permits executors of estates claim exemption trom the tax up to $0 per cent of when that a State | law, the 1927 ‘act providing Ss that in any i'not equal $8. per of the (eral tax, the Stute | difference. The Federal inheritance tax ‘on the Brown est: ni was $2.21 a the former State law, ite inheritunce tax was $522, paid the thut amount without protest. instituted proceedings to keep Stute authorities bringing State tux up to | lederal levy, which would | been approximately $1,760,000, torney-General Shartel, who Assistant Attorney-General] the litigation began, has it throughout. ‘Today’s Was written by Judge Atwood, bane concurring D a was 96 é ‘A stooa | ow the executors from So ane] law ad passed enacted Vantawe by C take ongress, approved Vhich allowed a & the SCs: lux, Lux oft to inheritunce per cent tuxcs paid under state gacy lederal ed up ror: 5 C Paul Was “The amend heritance t one {two fax on so per new se the cent a desi: and it title,” “Assuming that provided by the estate tax nevertheless if Is, a the tax adv in effect an exe and ea an inheritance tax the broadest sense of that ‘wl hie (>) of 1S Judce a ress, the ood ional 1S the alre h 2s cit stion crearty contemplate the taxation of this thereot of this adopted tux to within 7 bay arais not any prope rty transfer estate \? wit , nount upon the tr: ition Cati h e itndirectis os jurisd Le oi! be fron. Within “If the State has the aii . lee ee | - cannot done directiy undcet constitu Iiight-. to re ther State's po ve] tax nirerin or rect = risedict te if ple any ine ithin its territorial Ju r or amou! 1 that rmé if State any man can he sal the h of complete violation of the clause of the Federal con The additional tax proposed the 1927 act clearly was in the ture of an estate tax, or tax on richt to transmit property. how iooses to ad contisci due proc ition souri May Collect Up to | 80 Per Cent of Federal sus- | DECISION IS GIVEN IN PAUL BROWN CASE City Correspond- June 1o.— The Missouri Supreme Court today act of the t grant exernption e decision is expected to bring INHERITANGE TAX IN STATE UPHELD i i Supreme Court Rules Mis- | he inheritance tax | kederal the Federal! | ; j | about Sl,-|} Paul | eXx- | Federal its amount, amount has been paid to! To take advantage of this! pilot, and his American bride to | t t t resisting It wili recelpts | tax law! 10 leas gislature passed an case | At bottom, Rene LeFevre, where the State inheritance tax did | gator. ked-{ SS SELFROFNFECTED Ape | he | 384. | , ‘ ‘ 1} | he per cent of the | have | At- | Was | when conducted decision; condiments and the | “us that the inheri- 100 stute the lederal Goy- the under smaller | estate tax, it would d int to the Federal gov- several the state | ] 4 | in | ar mininium of imposed (‘Oon- expressed said tux toja Of the lederal aet | and a visitor to his home, Dr. Max | “eb. | executors states to claim: deductions froin | - | f the state law did not} Starkloff by H inheritance | estate. | | ne | to ' an 1s sant terms coecs | of or OF } i ‘ + : | in hike | always i trichina pi | testinal t, ny e. | or} De 1¢é ne w?) | tne ad a Aa ¢) aftrurTion. I the ana nn" i* A. i closed ; be iiitl pit OF er property nN aren ry? ,’* 12 | SP i e - Continued on Page 2, Column ”? | Health \is kn | imma | reported home Dorothy, | Attempting Trans-Atlantic Flight bes HE Bernard monoplane, French make, which took off | from Old Orchard Beach, Me., Above, Armino one of the pilots. To’ the right, Jean Assolant, secend)| whom he was married this week. ORK IS SOUGHT Request for Aid Krom Authorities Follows Death From Trichinosis. cannibal cakes, pork, spices, death Louis Horst, old 400 Fannie avenue, Luxemburg, and of eight relatis luting posed of raw scasoned a CuuUuset vi ars on 7 | of serious illness es alth Commis: signing eg cau is, ilady C. Starkloff, _ toduy. a as trichinor purasits pork. said of death caused by a found.in raw liorst died ‘Tuesday thony’s Hospital, a few hours er his. arrival there, and was called to the attention ealth of St. Louis had placed Horst under of two nurses from his ment, An autopsy will formed by Dr. Starkloff, Dr. Starkloff yesterday linois authorities to sist in ing a farmer who sold the meat, that further spread of the dis might be nd Racenting was said to live near Belleville. “It is imperative that we this man inrmediately so that we may determine aching his activities have the Commissioner said. ittle own of the sician in With a case of it. who are iil Mir sv; their three ch ‘lavbourt liorst's Mr, er, a began S Of ir. Obrock County, who the care depart- be pc r- a: Se fa a been,” oF and how disease 10,000 corns In 4 ‘* one phy contact Those — a Hors i ct ( sernice, (* r husband, William Senf, 6 Fannie liorst’s mother, Mrs. May his mother-in-law, Mrs Winter, and John hacstner, 21, 6919 Minnesota nue, The according tft Starkloff, incur lmmecdiate irasite, entering tract, mult is carried in the to muscular tissue self and causing intense he explained. Thorough cookng of pori. the Outbreak of the d June 65, wil physician, Dr. C. M city bacteriologists port bee rT} are She niall and Mrs. avenue; liorst; and | “nf ~— b ave Dr. not ‘The disease, Oo is able ane dor cause rapidiyv > ‘ Sire; mplies and blood suffering, destroys parasite. IscASe WwW: tners asked re. had Hiorst K acs bake to ma! the case Kaestner din at the 11. and inquiry othe 2. ien rr e a q)r} ili since \]J ay | ¢ One mem! escul only iO The family wis thei 16-5 who had the Hancock High ine raw might tion. She had refused unce 1 pork. wi been Se cause to Oke Stimsom Gets LL. D. De; NEW YORK, June 13 I.. Stimson, Se: ary of Stat terday received the honorary gree of doctor of laws at New ret Universi of | this | | morning, bound for Paris, and its | crew of three. | Lotti Jr., tits conte 1OTi-e | Commissioner ! The vender!. not | > ine | ifm } imbedding ite} ~ ne navi-| | i ' } | | i | ' ‘ — —— — © NEGRO WOMAN GUEST AT WHITE ROUSE TER | ' WASHINGTON, June’ ioa.- ialole rm thie (aplta know hi social stir was creat- l today WwW ut = €@)ecar the Negro Congress- licugo, had made her to ngton—and less dist place Wh jiouse De VPriest yesterday ith the Ww mien. | i side! of a | ed ae Lr pe from © bow flay) | ime ale Wile of social ‘ashi inguished itself rfained ite was ent Q Mri ivcs GQ by bioover, \“ f about 69 ‘ougre: shington could first time that Negro ace hi: ut the a the id ned Theodore SOcIClY Oo! been entertal liouse rocked the late a dinner Yesterday's n Since having fon capital by ‘ashing as the first of th attended was tie has every fea that rial) | so lal wife | Negro | here. | gressm: | but n lo utive It w Mrs about and iare ‘ongre: we) her the « Not even vit social Was! at mansion, uch Lioo\ giving e i yeek ‘the wive The i"Oon- as a Semil 7. pecwy On) daugrhte in al nen about has elected sroup = Tee re rted is first | She ON LEAVE i YEARS WITH PAY — tes (,et No ore Duty. Jersey City i mp ilove More Salary ee ve y K ? ON. MISSOURI BARS 40 SECURITY COMPANIES ‘Commission | investments, | Blue } ag | curities ; t be- | i ble i quire | have } commis re. lioosevelt! ife Con. i j Orders Them e Selling Oil and Other Stocks. Cea | Trees tee & security Associate rERSON stock lo. cOln- JisV June — Forty and panies, many oO offering oil Idaho, Colo- Washington, Dela- York were ordered selling in Missourl Fenton T. Stock- Securities in Texas, Oklahoma, and New to cease rado, ware today by Commissioner ard of the slate ment. In a Sky ainst buying of the to the (“onitmissioner stock public the warned | other se concerns tor the ason they have failed to regis ‘ter | securities to be sold in Mis- and failed to comply ith the securities law by having authorized to accept serv- upon them. In the event tron- should that would re- litigation, the investor would 0 to a foreign state, the pointed out notice or Te their SoOurl Miss¢ SOmcoine Ww url ice “rise 1o ¢£ ioner firms i-desist are as follows: it iho: elie iON, én: 2 the were iN- whom Inst rity . Phie tSe’-ii Tie aga cr orders sued boise, urities Investor sociat Dalla [0 Decatur, Tex.: lort Worth, Lex nance Co.: J. kt. Barton H{t. Bowers: ee + ment Co.; Sout Hiarvest Petroleum ¢ ver; Dob McCann; W shall interests; Paul Vitek: RR. k Moore, Inc.: Price Stock lange: R. i] htovyaltic whimmel l’rod Corporation san Antonio tain; Texas Det Denver, ¢ Ine.: Ne“ & 9. A: B. Davi Guillot (;corge Busey. Americal & rowley Rioyalty 0. o.* Invest- perp 6.5 Joe illiam CC. Mar- iexe) uction Tex roie O10 Co., Pearce JT re Western A, ‘ . Mever-Martin ton Lirokeragce Midwest TBoard Capit Petroleum St. Ir A Trade. an mt. ‘y hoot Q)il | ‘brap: | Ben, th: és (5 2. | in Etrick- lal | Tort « SIX KILLED BY LIGHTNING Had « to she ier tinder Tree ant Zajetchar, Jugo-Slavia. BEIAGRADE. Jugo-& —Six persons who sought shel. ) a tree from a violent inderstorm at Zajetchar were hing yesterday others Sought imv ia. ,* - ViGael of were to | Depart- | ii. | A. j lioo- | | pilot, i the /an i i? titi, ' however | Guards f YELLOW BIRD REPORTED WELL OUT PARIS-BOUND ON ATLANTIC FLIGHT pa — AMERICAN PLANE CRASHES ON BEACH TRYING 10 START ‘French Airmen Make Good Takeoff at Old Orchard, Me. — Sighted by Keeper of Lighthouse. EXPECTED IN FRANCE AT 3 A. M. TOMORROW Propeller of Green Flash Broken and Struts Dam- aged When It Goes Into Ground Loop. STOWAWAY IS REPORTED TO HAVE BOARDED PLANE BEFORE START FOR PARIS the Associated Press. OLD ORCHARD, Me., June 18. UMORS that a youth had R stowed away in the Yellow ltird before it took off for Paris today received some cred- ence this afternoon, Arthur Schreiber, years old, of Portland, was said by two other youths to have crawled into the plane while the motor was being warmed Up). A youth named Clark called ‘| at the Schreiber home and told ||} Mrs. Morris R. Schreiber that | he and Schreiber tried to stow Hy "* -# away, but that only Schreiber had been successful. Mrs. Schreiber said her son came home Wednesday night and put on khaki trousers and leather jacket. Two men, who said they saw a stowaway enter the ship, said he wore clothing of that descrjption, By the Associated Press. OLD ORCHARD, The Yellow Bird, unreported more than 4: this afi- When it passed over Ma- tinicus Rock light, 20 miles off the oast at Rockland, it cast, which Me., June 13.— Paris-bound, had for 39 o'clock been five hours at ; ernoon. would carry it away i from the coast and out of sight of | land, | light reported that the bri keeper at | Ro. hk low pla ght yel- ne passed over at 21:19 a. jm | minutes r it took off here. The distance Matinicus one hour and five ' | to is approximately 6&0 | The pl was then about 1000 feet high and | While the | ane AS flying very fast. to lash, lioge r ! Yancey p Wiss BInAS the | Dl ] an good start, the Green which A. to Rome, nthe beach. Both escaped injury as the breaking its pro- and causing Amer! Willia lanned hed o can plane, ins and Lewis fiy Q. to fivers nosed ove # and left wing rious damage. Makes Lasy Takeoff. Assolant, youthful French married three days liig Bernard plane off fashion at 10:05 St. Loutse time). Artrino Lotu dr, operator, and navigator that yout ane ller Ji iti who Was got the beach in aio curny mn.) were fA°(US A. ith him onser and "4 ‘re, radio they had hy ‘whe motor Waa confirma. obtained, told Coaat not broad- miles out to “ould be some uninvi stowed awa’ he eling wart 1. No js could Lott! had hat he would 1000 probal ly ne tonight, caat until he was fount (t, s pb bilan Melka, waa hour after Precautionary turned about when vt ft for an ikeo?re 2 Metka hat the (,reen } jaa ma toe (jreen avwerved into a tniiway of her turned her Hheariy du- two Weeks ine One of the to soft eand and loop. but oniy few stay wires iGO p loop ; i of The grou directly its toda , ire accident At at ti dropped t: it to ground whee] a pDiicated a 0 tf “ heetls« ca used the were Gamaged The plane much nigner © ee nee em Contineed on ‘Page 2 2. 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