Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 6, 1925, Page 10

PAGE TEN INCFFIC es MT 7 FENG ;,. WARN AlR SERVICE SEEN General Mitchell Says System of Handling Is Defective which the assistant based recent state. reflecting’ on the General Mitchell ret ments “serious! ad army's air arm sald he was convinced the system of ircraft management in operation in the United States “is detrimental to the country's good and will ser- fore the house aircraft committee, which had met to hear both General Mitchell and Brig. Gen. Drum of the army general staff. “The general view of the war de- partment,” Gereral Mitchell wrote, “jg to limit the ability of aviation in a military way and in spite of the findings of the joint army and navy board, in spite of the most conclu- sive evidence of every country in the world the navy department still ap- pears before congress and still test!- fies incorrectly and gives the im- pression that the aircraft are of limited power against battleships. “The resistance of the war depart- ment to the creation of an inde pendent aeronautical personnel {s in sistent and constant ‘I have fully criticized the system now in operation, which I am con- vinced {s detrimental to the coun try's good and which will seriously compromise our national defense >| should an emergency arise.” General Mitchell said since the war $433,000,000 “has been put into aviation,” but that the did not be- Heve that ‘the appropriations are t | ecoomically administered on account of the duplication of land bases be. tween the army and navy.” He de clared that Major General Patrick, chief of the army air service had, ike himself, endorsed “‘a united air force” although such a move {is op. posed by, Secretary Weeks as, well as Secretary Wilbur. 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Always a Fresh Supply At Your Grocer’s ( - ° ‘ imerican MACARON] PRODUCT TOMORROW OF OUR * Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt, General Mtichell quoted as follows: “Aircraft carrying high capacity, high explosive bombs “of sufficient size have adequate offensive power to sink or seriousty damage any na- val vessel at present constructed pro- vided guch projectile can be placed in the water close alongside the ves. rel.” END OF WORLD WILL REQUIRE WEEK. IS CLAIM “Apostle of Doom” In New York Foresees Gradual Fading - NEW YORK, Feb. 6.—The end of the world is only “beginning to night, says Robert Reldt, aspostle of Doom,” who with 13 followers is \| waiting {n a shack in East Patch- ogue, Long Island, to be transported by supernatural power to San Diego preparatory to ascent into Heavy The end is going to take a week he says, starting tonight with the appearance of a cloud, which will be invisible to unbellevers. HOLLYWOOD, Callf. ,Feb. 6.—To: day, February 6, 1925; a small group of disciples, pinning their faith tc a woman whose head, they say, is crowned with the halo of divine pro phecy, ifted their eyes to the ris ing sun and said, “the end of the world {3 at hand.” \Mrs. Margaret W. Rowen, house wife of Hollywood, has told her fol lowers that before the clocks of this film center strike midnight tonight the second coming of Christ will have become a fact, and the elect, those who believe in Him and have lived uprightly, will have entered into their r Her proof? as none. 4 h ts the keynot of her revela she declares. points to Isaiah, Micah, Joel, prophets of aspostles the old testa ment, and to Matthew, Mark and Luke, who followed Christ on earth nineteen centuries ago. These and others all uttered prophesies that were fulfilled, she asserts, and on her shoulders their mantle has fal- len, she confidently declares. She frankly says she CLUES FOUND IN sl AYER SEARCH LOS ANGELES, Calif., Feb. 6.— New clues to the indentity to the slayer or Slayers of Mae and Nina Martin, sisters found dead in a shal- low grave here Wednesday, almost six months after their disappear ance were in the hands of police and deputy sheriffs today ag the result of the activity of a citizens’ committee organized in the neigh borhood where the litle girls lived Authorities declined to reveal the precise nature of the new informa tion furnished them by the commit- tee. An inquest over tha bodies of the girls today, was not expected to de ISTHE LAST DAY BIG FURNITURE SALE Meats and Provisions Prices Good Until Changed by Another Quotation CHAMBERLIN FURNITURE CO. COR. SECOND AND DAVID velop any additional clues. PHONE 37 he Casner Dailo Tribune SUMMARY OF . NIGHT NEWS WASHINGTON.—The patent of- fice reported receipts of $3,176,522 in 1924, the largest in history, Sec retary Work said. MADRID.—General Priio de Riv- era, president of the directorate, an- nounced he received unconfirmed re- ports of the death of Raisulf, Mor- rocan bandit leader. PARIS.—The treaty between France and the United States to end rum running in coast waters met with determined opposition in the merchant marine and foreign af fairs committees of the French chamber of deputies. WASHINGTON.—A high in 1923 with a total of $535,372,782, the national board of Fire Under- writers announced. Exertion, Of Polo Is Fatal To Fleischmann MIAMI, Fla., Feb, 6—The en- thusiasm of Julius Fletschmann, capitalist philanthropist and sports- man, for polo, cost him his_ life here yesterday and tonight the body of the Cincinnati yeast manufactur er will be returned to his home for ‘The body lay in state today chapel. which comes to a proved teo much for rs of tennis, jeisch: Violent ex polo player his heart, golf and 3 for property loss by fire was madelapsed during a spirited game near here and died before a phyrician could reach him. Mr. Fleischmann, who was head of probably the largest yeast manu- facturing company in.the world, had taken up polo in recent years. fe, WARS 0 Nominations Made In Elks Lodge Nominations for. officers for the ensuing year for Casper lodge, No. 1453, Benevolent and Protective Or- der of Elks were made last night at the weekly meeting of the organ: ization. A second Mst of nomina- tlons will be made next week and the elections will be held the fol- lowing week. The nominations were as follows: Exalted ruler, W. B. Cobb; lead: ing knight A. M. Gee; loyal knight, E. C. Madden; lecturing knight, J. G. Welderhold; secretary, Lyle record _mann, who was in his $3rd yeag, col-! Jay and G. C. Gibson; treasurer, C. Half the world is half asleep It Is terrible to feel all dragged out—to live from one to the next in a constant state of weariness. Yet thou- wands do, because con- stipation is destroying their energy—even their interest in life. Only Kellogg's ALL - BRAN brings. sure and safe relief from this disease. / G FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1925 H. McFarland; trustee, D. M, Lob- dell; tiler, C, C. Mahaffey. W. J. Chamberlin, official of the Cheyenne lodge, made the address of the evening. 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