TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
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(By The Associated Press)
LOS ANGELES, June 24—John Barrymore and nis
Elaine, went into a clinch at a railroad station and then
announced that once again they are as one. Elaine said
“I am going to set aside my divorce decree”. “I am just
a family man at heart”, said Barrymore, who has been
married and divorced four times. Mrs. Barrymore
reached Los Angeles after a personal appearance tour.
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COCO SOLO, Cz., June 24—Twelve United States
navy planes completed the Navy’s longest non-stop
flight when they landed here in 27 hours and 50 minu
tes after a takoff from San Diego Bay. The twelve ships
had flown 3085 miles witlj 84 officers and crew, which
comprised the flying force. Lieut. Ernest L. Gunther
was in command of the hop. much of it was through
thunderstorms the last night and part of the day.
HENDAYE, June 24th—Insurgent Generalissimo
Francisco Franco warned Santander to surrender or suf
fer a seige similar to that which ended in the fall of
Bilbao. Franco airplanes scattered leaflets containing
the warning over Santander and Basque City, about 45
miles west of Bilbao on the north Spanish coast. It is
the last important city held by Basque administration.
LONDON, June 24—Great Britain shouldered the
fate of the non-interference patrol around Spain Wed
nesday as Germany and Italy withdrew from coopera
tion for the second time. The action of the two Fascist
states left a gap along the entire eastern coas of Spain. ;
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AMELIA’S NEXT HOP
BE FOR AUSTRALIA
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' BATAVIA, Java, June 24—Around the world fliers
Amelia Earhart and navigator Noonan flew from near
by Bandoeng, 250 miles to Soerabaja, enroute to Koe
pang a port on Timor Island, 1200 miles east of here,
where they will takeoff for Australia. They rested
here three days.
Amelia Earhart Putnam and her Husband Geo. K. Putnam taken
taken at .Miami. Florida, at the time of her takeoff.
Insurance Racket Bared in Tax Probe
(By The As<<»ciated Press)
WASHINGTON, D. C„ June 24—The Treasury De
partment unfolded a story that huge insurance policies
for middle aged men who’s physical examination is not
required, were used by six citizens of New York to de
duct $1,482,000 from their taxable incomes in five years.
Testifying in the joint congressional investigation of tax
evasion and avoidance, Mason B. Leming an Internal
Revenue Bureau attorney, named them as Richard E.
Dwight, a lawyer; Doctor Winfield Ayres, Henry W.
Lowe, insurance broker: Lawrence Marx, cotton broker,
Joseph W. Schwab, cotton broker and George Thomas,
a lawyer. The insurance policies ranged from four
hundred thousand to four million dollars each. Treas
ury officials said that the policy holders by deducting
“ficticious interest payments” on money borrowed on
their policies sought to save $549,501 in income taxes.
ARRIVAL PREMIER IS AWAITED I
(By The Associated Press}
WASHINGTON, D. C., June 24—Administration,
’eaders awaited with mixed emotions the arrival of
Premier Paul Zeeland of Belgium for the start of con
versations concerning the world diplomatic situation.
Developments since van Zeeland’s departure from Eur
ope caused persons in authority to believe that the con
ferences will not materially change the world situation.
There was a slight hope, however, that they might open
the way for an eventual economic alliance between the
United States and the so-called “neutral” nations of j
Europe and thus compel great Britain and France to;
join the move. Van eeland is coming here to discuss,
world economics, finances and the prospects of restoring
some semblance of international prosperity based on a
free-flowing world trade.
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, FUN FLIGHT — 28.000 MILES. This is the course charted by Amelia Earhart for her “fun flight” around the world, with
Ir... Miami, Fla., as her starting point
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