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LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER Tuesday Evening September 27 1938 5 Mi DEATHS Labor ii Ha gambled cmmwdx and RKO RADIO PICTURE WEDNESDAY They're Value Wonders! KI With their best by 3000 milesl CY 1333 NEW MICKEY ROONEY LUNA DOUBLE EATURE ATIWloiuis 'Vhe the de rance is ready to take command and Britain' the sea and air forces there are certain and should do at LESLIE ENTON GENE REYNOLDS Rananat tbeRaintt "Tough White' Maith "bom to be hung i LUSH GDRDi TRIP TO M11 the op its hob faces to leading is even rilpg at 7 30 short busi ness session will be followed by entertainment Wood Smith local navy recruiting officer will show two reels of motion pictures HITLER MAKES REPLY TO PLEA (Continued rom Page One) This picture is re spectfully dedicated to ather lannagan in spired founder of Boys Town Nebraska 1 SONS Sons of tae Wwill meet at A hall Wednesday eve WEDNESDAY SPEAR INANT NEWTOWN Sept 27 (Special) John Phillip Spear eight old son of Mr and Mrs Rumzie Spear died of 'pneumonia at the family home this morning Sur viving are the patents a half sis ter Nell Spear two half brothers Walter Spear and Herbert Spear this city and the maternal grand parents Mr and Mrs Clarke Willowshade Ky The body was removed to the Teague funeral home Wingate and the funeral will be held from the fam ily home at 2 Wednesday afternoon life Oh a boy! POSITION ENGLAND IN CRISIS OUTLINED (Continued rom Page One) was In some rs caracul All beauti fully sylecL It just seems unbelievable AMERICANS ADVISB'4 TO LEAVE ENtAND (Continued rom Pag ine) MOvt QUIZ contest pictures JOHN TRAVIS OWLER Sept John Travis prominent Pine township farmer died at 10:30 Monday at the Home hospital Lafayette a week after 'suffering a cerebral hemorrhage He was born in Pine township and was married June 10 7908 to Maude Dawson He was a member of the Round Grove church The widow with a brother Wal lace Travis of Covington survive The body was brought to the Comley funeral home where friends may call and where the funeral will be held Wednesday at 2 Rev Benjamin Rist will officiate Burial in Gilboa cemetery MenlGET Vigor REGAIN YOUTH QUICK WAY 7L I wil all In but Oitrex youth Detroit OSTBEX cort tains orgtnle stimulant obtained from raw cyitan which pepa you up AT ONCE alio 4 othej Inrtvoratora advlied by leading doeton Safe pleas ant Ubleu Get 11 OSTBEX tdday tor It not delighted maker refunds price of this package You risk a penny Get new youth today Ths New Raw Oyster Tanic At Muire or Drag Stores AK'jCJ WEBt Our Best Sellers at the Low Sale Price of only MARY ELIZABETH COONS WAYNETOWN Sept (Spe cial) Mrs Mary Elizabeth Coons 81 widow of Levi Coons died at Culver hospital Crawfordsville at 3 this morning following a stroke of paralysis A native of Montgomery county she married Levi Coons Oct 5 1880 He died in 1936 Mrjj Coons was a mem ber of the irst Baptist church Crawfordsville and is survived by two sisters and two brothers: Mrs A Goff of near Elmdale Mrs Moore this city Henry Van Cleave Lawrence and George VanCleave Chicago The body wasbrought to the Moore home where the funeral will be held Thursday afternoon at 1:30 Rev An trobus Crawfordsville officiating interment at Mason cemetery Crawfordsville Credit Corporation Heads "Promise to Submit? to Arrest INDIANAPOLIS Sept AP) Counsel for John Moore Sr John Moore Jrj and Mrs Anna Louise Trent daughter of the elder Moore all three officers and directors' of Continental Credit corporation of Winchester Ind said today they would sur render not later than Wednesday to' federal authorities who hold warrants for their arrest on charges ot 3 conspiracy per petrate fraud by use of the mallsThe indictments were returned last Saturday by 'a federal grand jury that Investigated the' affairs of the credit corporation and its affiliated companies Vai Nolan '4 district attor ney announced late today Ken neth Kimball president of the ContinentaIw Credit corporation who was Indicted had been ar rested in SC Louis Mo Those uner arrest are Elmer Kerr president of the de funct ircial Bank and Trust comphpy p' Union City Ind Hiram rJowne of Indianapolis vice presidftt of the Lang Indus tries Inc Yf Muncie Ind Rus sell Wistt Union City attorney general counsel for the Continental Credit corporation and later ap pointed its1 receiver in the Ran dolph circuit court and Harry Eikenberry of Muncie president of the Lang Industries Inc Kerr arrested today atUnion City The other three were taken intd) custody during the week end horribly incredible that we should be digging trenches and trying bri gas masks because of a quarrel which is taking place in a far away country seems still more Impossible that a quarrel that is already set tled in principle should be a sub ject of war i can well understand the rea sons why the Czech government have felt unable to i accept the terms which have been put to them in the German memoran dum i "Yet I believe after my tajkfi with Herr Hitler that it ought to be possible to arrange for trans ferring the territory that the Czech government has agreed to give to Germany by agreement under? conditions which would in sure fair treatment to the popu lation concerned my first visit to Berch tesgaden I did get to the Czecn government the proposals which gave the substance of what Herr Hitler wanted and was taken completely by surprise' when I got back to Germany and found that he insisted that the territory should be handed over to him im mediately and immediately occu pied by German troops without previous arrangements for safe guarding the people within the territory who were riot Germans and who did not want to join the German reich UNREASONABLE ATTITUDE must say that I find that attitude unreasonable If it arises out of any doubt that Herr Hitler feels about the intentions of the Czech government to carry out their promises and hand over the territory I have offered on the part of theBritish government to guarantee" their word and I am sure the walue of our' promise will not be underrated anywhere shall not give up hope of peaceful solution or abandon my efforts for 'peace as long aS any chance for peace remains would not hesitate to pay even a third visit to Germany if I thought it would do any good At one point the prime minis ter said: "However much we may sym pathize with a small nation con fronted with a big a powerful neighbor we cannot in all the circumstance undertake to involve the whole British empire in war simply on her account we have to fight it must be on larger issues than that "I am myself a man of peace to the depths of my soul CONLICT IS NIGHTMARE conflict between na tions is a nightmare to me But if I were convinced that any na tion had made up its mind to dominate the world by fear of its force I should feel that it must be resisted "Under such a domination the people who believe in liberty would not feel life worth Chamberlain told his country men: things we can home are still wanted for air raid precautions for fire brigade and police reserves and for the territorial (reserve) units know that all of you men and women alike are ready to play your part in the defense of the country and I ask you to of fer your services if you have not already done so to the local au thorities who will tell you if you are wanted and in what capacities be alarmed if you hear of men being called up to man anti aircraft defenses Or ships "jnieso are only precautionary1 today Ltomorrow he pals of "Captains Courageous In the one heart drama to challenge its greatness I QUALITY COATS in straightline slim box or fitted styles urred with Persian lamb the annual convention metal trades department of the American ederation of here today with the introduction of a resolution demanding imme diate expedition of the to navy building program i The resolution which Is certain of adoption demanded further modernization and replacement construction to bring the navy to treaty strength and also called on the government to use its navy yards and arsenals to full ca pacity as a move toward taking the profits out of war" ASK OUSTER ALIENS Pointing out the strategic im portance of the Panama canal to this national def ense two additional resolutions urged that thousands of jobs in the ca nal and railroad organizations now held by aliens be filled by Amer icans It was pointed out that in time of war attempts might be made by of foreign countries whom we might conceivably be at to injure or destroy the canal a fourth resolution strongly re commended that the 'government manufacture munitions of war to prevent profiteering and provide good wages RAP LABOR POLICIES While the convention appeared willing to go on record favoring President far flung navy program 'declaring an quate navy is our first line of its officers and delegates were bitterly critical of new deal labor policies John rey president of the department attacked the Wagner act as and the wages hours law as threatening to impose over industry in his annual report rey assailed new deal charged that given by the national labor re lations board! to the rival CIO has developed a to free institutions I Republicans Rapped By Senator Minton MADISON Ind Sept (AP) Senator Sherman Minton candidate for re election in a dem ocratic campaign speech here to night said republican party is trying to scare the farmer just as it tried to frighten the worker with the attack on social security in getting near said Senator Minton so position has brought out goblins' demons and false use on the farmer The republican candidate threatening to bring something out of his sleeve It ought to be a jolly season Month End Sale of it TRIMMED measures such as a governerit must take in times like ttiegM biit they do not necessarily we have determined on or that war is imminent UV for the present ask you to wait as calmly as yh can the events of the next fe ays long as? war has nptliegun there is always hope that may be prevented and you knot that I going to work for pea un til the last moment "Good Street church lodge No 1 123 Merou 1UUKV ATJ and Hoosier club The body was reiqpved to the Soller Baker funeral home I riends' may call at the home 'of his Perrine street after 6 Tuesday evening Services will be held there Thurs day at 2 Rev Harold officiating Burial in Spring Vale cemetery where the Masonic' lodge will conduct ritualistic services Mr Kohl is survived by his mother Mrs Margaret Kohl of 1729 Perrine street his wife Mrs Mary Kohl who was with him at time of death a sister Mrs Irma lack wife of Lafayette police Capt Samuel lack of 1729 Per rine street and two children Con stance and Ronald Kohl both at home relieve! COLDS ever and Headaches Tuesday Sept 27 from 8 to 12 pm Come In And See or Yourself DICK and WINNIE CLARK Schuyler Ave at By Pass 52 ormerly Place 1 German racial element the very beginning these obligations were hot league of nations failed completely to carry out the task assigned to it namely to guaran tee the fulfillment of these obli gations i "Since then Sudetenland has been engaged in heaviest combat for the preservation of its Ger mahdom "It was 'a natural and unavoid able development that after the German reich regained its strength and Austria was re united with it that pressure of the Sudeten Ger mans increased for maintaining their culture and for becoming closely associated with Germany the loyal attitude of thA' Siidpfpn 1 Herman nnrtv and its Maders the points 'at issue be tween them and the Czechs be came ever more pronounced I RIGHTS ARE CURTAILED "rom day to day it became more deafly evident that the gov ernment in Prague was not will ing to grant most of the element ary rights of the Sudeten (Ger mans the contrary it attempted to tiring about the Chechization of Sudetenland with ever more forcer ful methods was inevitable that pro cedure led to the ever greater and more serious tension German government at first in nowise interfered with this development and maintained its calm restraint even when May of this year the Czechoslovak govs ernment proceeded to mobilize its army on the pretext manufac tured of pure cloth that German troops had been concentrated fact that Germany' at that time refrained from taking? mili tary counter measures has merely served however to strengthen the intransigeance of the government in Prague progress of negotiations by the Sudeten German party with the government for a peace ful solution clearly showed this negotiations brought def inite proof that the Czechoslovak government had no idea of tack ling the Sudeten German prob lem really from its very founda tion and to bring it to' a just so lution i a consequence conditions in the Czechoslovak state as is generally known have become en tirely insufferable during the last weeks UNSPEAKABLE MISERY persecution and eco nomic suppression have plunged the Sudeten Germans into un speakable misery characterize these conditions itis sufficient to refer to the fol lowing: this moment we count 214 000 Sudeten German fugitives swho had to leave their house' and hearth in their ancestral home land and who brought themselves into safety across the German border because they saw therein the only and last possibility for evading the revolting Czech re gime of force and bloodiest ter ror dead thousands of injured 'tens of thousands of per sons arrested and imprisoned des olated villages are the accusing witnesses before the world opinion of anSoutbreak of hostilities carried out for a long time by the Prague government which you in your tel egram rightly fear aside from the Ger economic life in the Sudeten German 5 territory for 20 years systematically destroyed by the Czech government which already shows all the signs of ruin which you anticipate as the result of an outbreak of war these are the facts which compelled me in my Nurnberg speech of Septem ber 13 to state before 'the whole world that the deprivation of rights of the three and one half millions of Germans in Czechoslo vakia must be stopped and that ihese people if they of themselves cannot find justice and help must receive both from the German reich i CONCRETE PROPOSALS However to make a last at tempt to reach the goal in a peaceful way I made concrete proposals for the solution of the problem in a memorandum deliv ered on Sept 23 to the British premier which in the' meantime has been made public the Czechoslovakian' gov eAiment had previously declared itself ready to be in agreement with the British and rench gov ernments that the Sudeten Ger man settlement area would be sep arated from Czechoslovakian state and joined to the German reich the proposals of the German mem orandum contemplate nothing else than to bring about a prompt and equitable fulfilment of that Czecho slovakian promise is my conviction that you Mr 'President when you realize the whole development of the Sudeten German problem from its inception to the 'present day will recognize that the German government has truly riot' been lacking either in patience or a sincere desire for a peaceful i un derstanding It is not Germany who Is to blame for the fact that is any Sudeten German problem at all and the present unjustifiable circumstances have arisen from it terrible fate of the affected by the problem no longer admits of a further postponement of its solution The possibilities of arriving at a just settlement by agreement are therefore exhausted with the proposals of the German memorandum It does not" rest with the German government put with the Czechoslovakian government alone To decide whether it wants peace or (Versailles) has fulfilled none of the promises given 1 STRIPPED RIGHTS On the contrary they created a political regime in Europe that reduced the vanquished nations to hanahs stripped of all rights ana that was recognized from the beginning by all judicious persons as untenable of the points which most clearly revealed the character of the dictates of 1919 was the found ing of the Czechoslovak state and the fixing of its boundaries with out in any way taking into ac count history and nationality too was included in it although this region has always been German and although its inhabitants unanimously de clare their desire for anschluss (union) with the German reich after the dstruction of the Haps burg monarchy the right of self determin ation that wasJ proclaimed by President Wilson as the most Im portant foundation for national life was simply denied the Sude ten Germans "But that was not enough OBLIGATIONS NOT KEPT the treaties of 1919 cer tain obligations which according to their wording were very far going were imposed upon the Czechoslovak state as regards the SPEEDY NAVAL BUILDING ASKED I BY LABOR BODY I and GRAND OPENING The Stars Sa or Wednesday Septemlj 28 By GENEVIEVE KEMj 'E A day of mixed inf luenc again is read from the rule of ins jprtant planets While there mayre ad vancement' or recognition em ployment with superiors ax those in authority friendly dispo £1 also there is an omen of frur Ration with delays or postpoi fments whicjj may have a 'ig ef fect However the mind hyi be able to concentrate bn bal situ ations and the judgment i Aay be depended upon thus swin de lays or seeming defeats int favor able channels Those whose birthday may be ready 'to turn some peming obstacles into fortunate re mits by wise judgment patience I per sistency taking advantage Af dif ficult situations and brirng to bear the powerful and frivly in fluence of employers supj ors or elderly persons A child born on this may be clever serious and Ifie fine mental ability which jjy be turned to very practical Mstruc tive work pleasing to ers or superiors TO Request Americans Be Giv en Jobs Now Held by Aliens New peal Labor policies Denounced I HOUSTON Sept 26 (UP) War tension abroad spread i nf tho 43 111 113 4th St RENCH AND BRITISH OICERS STUDY BADLE PLANS OR WAR ARIS Sept rench battle plans were outlined in con ferences today in London between the rench and British general starts ano it was indicated here of land forces of the two nations irr event of war While Premier Edouard Daladier made no definite comment on the results of his London consultation with? Prime Minister Neville Chamber later it was reported tn government circles that rance and Britain had adopted 'an un equivocal stand and would not go beyond the original Berchtesgaden proposals Yugoslavia and Rufnania have warned Hungary that they will fight to def end Czecl territory if Hungary attempts to invade that country? position remained un certain because of appar ent willingness to negotiate the Teschen dispute and that she would Ignore her treaty with Poland if that country attacks the Czechs Gen Maurice Gustav Gamelin chief of £he rench general staff who discussed joint mobilization in conference with British military experts in 'London today' was ex pected to assume command of both armies as generalissimo in event of war British would take com mand of the air forces of both nations airfields in rance designated in advance for British squadrons British airplanes would occupy these points within a few hours after a declaration of war appearing te British newspapers 'carried home to the people ofEng land stronger than any diplomatic ultimatums or political fulmina tions the horror that seemingly lies just across the horizon to day In anticipation of the worst England prepared for war As the day passed no encourag ing sign came frdm either Berlin or Prague and hour by hour the crews of workers hurriedly assign ed to the parks to build breastworks were increased It was anticipated that before many hours have passed virtually all of 7500000 residents will have been equipped with gas masks Distribution of a total of 35000000 throughout the country is planned of Sudeten areas to Ger many if Chancellor Hitler refraiii! from attacking "i But while peace moi went forward and the nation piously prayed for peace territql air craft defense units werel trated in areas surroundi Lon don to protect the capi1 if a conf het should come jKJ GUARD AGAINST RDS Within the capital anti aircraft guns were moired on the roofs of a number fash ionable 7 restaurants other buildings in the weSl andjs part of the program for desrise of Whitehall against raidejs Army trucks rumblediirough the streets last night arp todajc loaded with batches of taivRorials fully equipped even to sel hel mets Gas mask distribute nn Tnsnma lines of people stood outbade dis tribution depots all night waiting their turn to be automobiles were pressed 5 j4to ser vice for door to door disj button Hundreds of the familia green painted long distance sine deck London motor coaches 'Vfj turn ed over to authorities con version into ambulances? i'Xxndon hospitals began to evacufcj their ordinary patients or as jliny as could be to for civilian casualties' 'But while these prep arations struck fear into the li'rts of watching city dwellers fae Min ister Chamberlain te as official statement declared that could not abandon his effortaVtfoward peace to which Chancellt Hitler had referred te hi speej L1 i 01 VOo VOQ GIRL VICTIM 01 BANDITS DI kD CHICAGO Sept (U i Lu cille Summerfield 18 a dai je in structress used as a shA by blndits in a bookie hold vi Irist Thursday died today of aLfculAet wound te her lung She was' the third( vfctiit 4 of a gun battle which occurfe rwlien police surprised the sin the midst of the raid Johnh tzula owner of the handbook 'killed by one of the bandits andfpolice killed one bandit as he £le? 4 Tyro others one wounded pr tcally were captured rafter thb gi bat tle in which two policemei were wounded slightly 1 TO AN DAVIS POMERO RSEN LOUISE BOV ICE BILLY GILBERT Tbtre'i music in tbt air I and Simja i tn tht air wilb it itilbt splendor the in credible ice climax! Belgium Prepare or Attack by BRUSSELS 'Sept The Belgian cabinet in e( hasty session 'has i taken military pleas ures for protection of and for evacuation ofi 4 Ilians from cities liable to air af 'ck The government recallec'nien on indefinite leave belong 'ig to the regiment of Arderthes Chas seurs the cqrps of med cavalry and certain clai of fortress troops" 5 Preparations were made rr re moval of art treasures frotaKMaces exposed to air i There was a large scale qulsi tioning of trucks for this' tasport of food and materials 666 Liquid Tablets Salve 'Nose Drops da to Colds Try i RubMy Wonderful Llnament OPENING RECITAL and DANCING PARTY 28 7:00 ADULT TAP CLASSES OPEN Advanced riday Sept 30th Beginners Monday Oct 3rd 6:30 CLASSES Ballet Tap Ballroom OPEN SATURDAY OCT 1' Bth and erry NOW SHOWING I I aCll dancint to your I pniffr content in I S' I 7 the trandest show they ever madel 2 EDWARD KOHL Edward Kohl 38 of 1916 Perrine street diedSguddenlyr of a heart attack shortly before 8:30 last night in tlfb office of a local physician where he had gone te a belief he was suffering from in digestion 5 Mr Kohl had been te the physi office about! 45 minutes when death occurred The true na ture of his illness was discovered upon first examination but efforts to save his life were futile He had neyer suffered previously from heart trouble and was en route to a social gathering whenhe decided to visit physician Born in Lafayette: Dec 29 1898 he was proprietor of the( Kohl service station on the Main street levee On June 6 1922 he married Mary Miller of Parsons Kan Mr Kohl was a member of Brown Masonic Grotto Eagles lodge Machinists Union BEHAiS A KPHtHCTH With NEIL HAMILTON and SALLY RADJO STOLEN Theft of a $45 radio set from his automobile Monday night was reported to the police by Clayton Rice living at the fcast end of the towpath REX THE WER HORSE y' fl QUEEN EPISODE 3 Chicago Printing Shop Raided 3 Swindlers Held CHICAGO Sept (UP) The state's office announced it had uncovered in a office building the myste rious printing shop from which were issued approximately $400000 in fradulent New York Central railroad bonds and $42 COO in American Express company travel lers checks Capt Dan Gilbert of at police said three men in cluding the engraver were ed and had confessed taking part in a plot to distribute the coun terfeit paper through nation wide ring 3 UNDER INDICTMENT en men including George (Bugs) Moran gang "big of the prohibition era already are under indictment in Chicago in connec tion with the plot and three others are serving sentences te connec tion with the same ring te Pitts burgh raid gave the last bit of evidence we need against Gilbert said Arrested te the raid Saturday were Del Bruno 45 Berger Hanson 47 and Emil Ahrens 34 Gilbert said Hanson was the engraver raiders seized a copper plate from which they said the New York Central prints were taken and were told by Hanson that a zinc plate used for checks had been stroyed BERLIN RALPH BELLAMY Ldella Gearjack Carson Clarence Kolb'Tranklin Pangborn MRS' MELISSA MILLION MONTICELLO Sept (Spe Mrs Melissa Million 81 for many years a resident of Idaville died here today at the home of a brother rank Delzell Mrs Million was the widow of Jacob Million who in 1919 Surviving are two brothers rank and Charles Delzell both of Mon ticello uneral services will be con ducted from the Miller funeral home Idaville at 2:30 Wed nesdays afternoon the Rev (Mr Tharpe officiating Burial will be in Idaville cemetery BARTON UNERAL BROOK Sept 26 (Special) uneral services for Christopher Barton will be held at 2:30 Wednesday 'at the Brook church with burial in Riverside cemetery The Hershman funeral home te charge sa BARGAIN CENTER WE BUY CHEAPER SO CAN YOU I YOU TRADE HERE st the urtO is MOVII Wit CMTBT HCT0M MARS I 1 1 II p'M MiuiioidufucAbtf IRVING 1 good ixjo bi is ir rflATC I' lltl Wik a rofou of ''s ant taws I 1 1 lr ci fif TA urmr ZiSt rnnninn I I 1 1 liKrrnif iWw NG Af ajkWILD 1 iliiaAmAWW llhrtww 1 JrMvlhin'RJh I IIIT Zfc fl 4AW 'TTfl feRk JY 'll 4 IT hggs 'y 1 I I H33 DOUBLE EATURE MMliiMIW a.