"DON'T ACCEPT" HITLER TELLS HENLEIN? Weather FINAL FORECAST—COOLER EDITION Winnipeg Wheat OCTOBER CLOSE 59 VOL. XXXI.—No. 226. LETHBEIDGE, ALBERTA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 193S 12 PAGES NEGOTIATIONS BROKEN OFF Hold Out For Breakdown More Advice Caused By Of Dictator? Border Clash High Nazi Government Spokesman at Sudeten Deputies Reported to Have Been Assaulted Gives Purport of Hitler's Admonition to the by Czech Police — No Further Negotiations Sudeten German Leader—Deputy Leaves Pending Thorough Investigation—Situ­ for Conference With Fuehrer ation Out of Goverment's Hands Marseilles Dockworkers Mobilized Czech Border Guards Fired Upon

PARIS, Sept. 7.— (A.P.)—The government tonight announced PRAHA, Sept. 7.—(C.P.-Havas)—Press reports from Linhartox, mobilization of all dockworkers at the Mediterranean port of Mar­ in the Jaegernsdorf district of , tonight said Czecho­ seilles, vital link in the French system of defence. slovak frontier guards were fired upon by five men they discovered This step, placing an estimated 5,000 longshoremen under military attempting to cross into the republic from Germany. discipline and control, followed a cabinet decree patting the port under military jurisdiction. News of the alleged incident arrived here almost simultaneausly The mobilization of workers will be effected under the law for with reports, not officially confirmed, that 300 Germans had been the organization of France in time of war which was voted by parlia­ surprised last night while smuggling arms across the frontier near ment on July 11. Moravska Ostrava. Fifty-three were said to have been arrested.

UREMBERG, Germany, Sept. 7—(A.P.)—A high gov­ RAHA, Sept. 7—(CP.)—The N ernment spokesman said today the purport of Chancel­ P broke off negotiations with the Czechoslovak govern­ ment on the disputed autonomy question today after re­ lor Hitler's admonition to Konrad Henlein on the Czecho­ Northland and Southland armies—the former rated as defenders are shown here. At left, a machine gunner defending the road to slovak government's latest offer of concessions was: and the latter as invaders—met in an extended engagement in the Toronto, far to the south, swings into action as attacking airplanes of ceiving reports that Sudeten deputies had been assaulted "Don't accept; ask for more and you will get it!" hills of Simcoe County, in Ontario, as the Canadian permanent the R.C.A.F. (top centre) roar across the front line. Also set to pepper by Czech police. forces went through the greatest war games since the great war. All the attacking aerial squadrons is the anti-aircraft gun at right, one of Party officials were studying the text of the latest Henlein, leader of the autonomy-demanding Sudeten units of the Canadian army were operating and umpires stationed a battery whose effective operation was watched by both permanent Germans of Czechoslovakia, came here to confer with his to decide results of the engagements, declared that the invaders, and non-permanent forces. Below, the attacking Southlanders move government concessions, handed them earlier in the day, protector, the German Fuehrer, presiding over the 10th using highly mechanized forces and tactics adapted for modern up with an 18-pound gun, equipped for rapid movement, on a road when they heard of the clash at Moravska Ostrava, near annual congress of the . mobile armies, rolled back the Northland defenders to take a decided north of Schornberg. The mock war followed weeks of training by the Polish border. edge in the warfare. Some views snapped during the manoeuvres troops from all parts of Canada concentrated at Camp Borden. Chief Point At Issue —It was reported here tonight that They immediately notified President Benes, Premier "The chief point at issue," said Deputy Ernst Kundt, Sudeten Ger­ Milan Hodza and Viscount Runciman, British unofficial the government spokesman, "is the man spokesman in negotiations mediator, that negotiations would be discontinued pend­ Czech scheme for dividing the re­ with the Praha government, has left public into cantons so small that for Nuremberg taking with him ing a thorough investigation of the incident. Germans will be spread over three Czechoslovakia's "last word" auton­ NO LONGER MASTER pension of all negotiations. of them. omy proposals. OF SITUATION (In it was reported Kundt "Hitler and the Sudetens say this Before he left, Kundt expressed to PURCHASING AGENCY PLAN The party issued a com­ had left for Nuremberg to confer again bogs the whole question. the Praha correspondent of the Ger­ munique stating the Czecho­ with his leader, Konrad Henlein, What the Sudetens need and want man news agency (D.N.B.) sharp slovak government "is no longer and Chancellor Hitler. The report Is a complete section of Czechoslo­ dissatisfaction that the Czechoslo­ sufficiently master of the situ­ was described here as not correct.) vakia In which they will be mas­ vak government had made known to ation to begin successfully at SUDETEN DEPUTIES ters, where they can profess the foreign agencies the text of its pro­ SILENT KISS FINANCIER ESTIMATES JUNKS SUNK the present time detailed, nego­ ATTACKED BY POLICE Nazi Weltanschauung (political posals before they were given to the tiations arid to bring them to First dispatches received here HONG KONG, Sept. 7.— philosophy) and where Germans Sudeten German representatives. LONDON, Sept. 7.—W— calm conclusion." said the Sudeten deputies were at­ SCHEME WILL RESULT (C.P.-Havas)—Japanese war­ Premier Hodza immediately will be governed by Germans." (Kundt received the proposals London theatre managers are tacked by police while investigat­ ships burned and sank 36 invited Deputy Ernst Kundt, "If the accept this mini­ formally today. Most news agen­ trying to encourage the art of ing treatment of Sudetens in the Chinese junks five miles out Sudeten German negotiator, to mum demand the rest will be rela­ cies had unofficial accounts of the the silent kiss. They complain Marisch Ostrau jail. One of the A $12,000,000 SAVING of Hong Kong territorial call upon him. Kundt arrived tively easy. Speaking purely pri­ subject matter last night.) that young lovers, indiscreet deputies was said to have been waters yesterday. More than at the offices of the premier at vately, I am under the very definite The deputy had a final confer­ struck with a riding whip. and noisy, are interfering with 100 Chinese fishermen were 6:30 p.m. His visit caused sur­ Impression that much direct negoti­ ence during the afternon with Cze­ Keith Williams Submits Memorandum to Alberta A report received by the Sudeten the progress of the films. One killed. Since the Japanese prise and speculation in politi­ ation between Britain and Germany choslovak Premier Milan Hodza. He manager has met the new Government—Offers to Assist in Carrying Out navy established its blockade cal quarters since the com­ BREAKDOWN is going on behind the scenes. left immediately thereafter, the re­ it has destroyed about 450 menace by advertising a "lov­ munique had annonuced sus- (Continued on Page Two.) "We now are really hopeful of a port said, for Nuremberg where he Proposals—Admits He Knows Very ers' corner." junks. pacific solution." Little of Social Credit Off for Nuremberg HOLD OUT BERLIN, Sept. 7.—(C.P.-Havas.) (Continued on Page Three.) DMONTON, SepT.^'^(C.P7)^Establishment of a cen­ E tral purchasing agency to buy all goods needed for NO DETAILED AUDIT SUDETENS TO REFUSE Alberta's retail trade is proposed in a memorandum pre­ Labor Army pared by Keith Williams of London, Eng., and forwarded Remains Of OF RUBBRA COMPANY to members of the Alberta government. COMPROMISE WITH Mr. Williams, a financier who came to Edmonton to study the Alberta economic situation after a tour to Aus­ MADE SINCE DEC. 1936 tralia for his health, estimated in the memorandum that PRAHA GOVERNMENT Dodge Heir GRAIN INSPECTIONS Reviewed By Audit Clerk From Medicine the central purchasing agency would result in a saving WINNIPEG, Sept. 7.—KB—Grain PARIS, Sept. 7.—OP)—Havas Nuremberg today quoted high of more than $12,000,000 annually which could be passed Hat Says No Audit inspections (Tuesday): Wheat, this News Agency in a dispatch from Nazi quarters as asserting that on to consumers. year 1,375; last year, 791. Cars of Czechoslovakia's "last word" Requested contract wheat, 1,178; oats, 17-17; carry out his proposals, Mr. Wil­ proposals to settle the Sudeten Offers His Services Recovered barley, 148-144; flax, 2-20; rye, 9-13. liams said he had little knowledge German autonomy question Included in the memorandum (By CP. and Special Dispatches.) The Left Hand "were completely unacceptable" were proposals for offering long of Social Credit but recognized the CALGARY, Sept. 7.—No detailed and would be rejected "without term contracts to manufacturers demand in Alberta for increased Body of Daniel C. Dodge is audit showing the financial position Noted Test Pilot hesitation." Lauds Work Being Done purchasing power. Dealing with the ... Corner... under the central buying scheme to of the partnership of P. Carlyle The dispatch added: "Indica­ Especially Along encourage them to erect factories proposal for central purchasing, Mr. Taken From Georgian Rubbra and Company or the limited Killed In Crash tions that the , in the province; creation of an in-- Williams' memorandum said: Bay company formed later, P. C. Rubbra Composing a Hymn—The acting on advice of the third French Borders surance trust to handle all forms of "The total retail trade of this and Company, Limited, has ever Queen and the Rum Reich, would refuse flatly all insurance placed by Alberta resi­ province is anything between $150,- been made since December, 1936, New O.C. Plane compromise with Praha were By LOUIS LOCHNER, dents and refunding of the public 000,000 and $180,000,000 annually LITTLE CURRENT, Ont., because "no detailed audit was re­ Keg. seen following an Important con­ LONDON, Sept. 7.—(IP)—One of Associated Press Foreign Staff. debt in co-operation with other and if a plan were set on foot to Sept. 7.— (CP.)—Body of Daniel quested," Charles W. Richardson, ference between Foreign Min­ England's best known test pilots, provinces. do this buying through one central C. Dodge, heir to an automobile audit clerk of P. Martyn Oliver of ister Von Ribbcntrop and Kon­ NUREMBERG, Germany, John Hindmarsh, was killed in the H * LL people that on earth do Offering to assist in an effort to organization there undoubtedly Medicine Hat, auditors of the part­ rad Henlein, leader of Czecho­ Sept. 7.— (A.P.) — Chancellor fortune, who drowned in Geor­ crash of a new airplane which ex­ /\ dwell," the hymn which is could be a saving effected of over nership and the company, declared slovakia's Sudeten German min­ Hitler told Germany's conscript gian Bay three weeks ago after perts said was travelling at a speed a stately old version of the $12,000,000 right away—that is, say, as preliminary hearing of theft and ority." labor army today that its being battered in a dynamite ex­ of nearly 400 miles an hour. 100th Psalm, was composed by one DEPARTMENT STORE an average of $1,000,000 monthly conspiracy charges against F. C. spades, "being wielded in the plosion, was recovered today by The craft was a new Hawker Hur­ of the refugees driven from Eng­ Basic Points Ignored which can be passed on to the peo­ Rubbra was resumed in the criminal Nazi political circles said, accord­ east, north and south, but CLERKS TO STRIKE Wes Ryder, a fisherman at Lit­ ricane plane designed for the Royal land to Frankfort, and Geneva, on especially in the west"—on ple." The amount, he said, would tle Current. court room this morning. Air Force, and was being taken the continent of Europe, by the bit­ ing to Havas, that the Praha pro­ IN SAN FRANCISCO be increased buying power. gram, while giving the Sudeten Ger­ France's borders—were playing The body was found on the Mr. Richardson, who conducted aloft for the first time. The crash ter and fierce persecution of Queen a vital part in defence of the Establish Factories 23rd day after the tragedy at his occurred just after it had taken off mans a great measure of autonomy, SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 7.— various audits of the firm's books Mary and her fanatical husband, Reich. A saving in freight rates and summer home near Little Cur­ from Brooklands airdrome. The still ignored the basic points involv­ (.JP)—The retail department store Philip of Spain. His name was the "You are fighting for the de­ other expenditures could be made rent. It was at approximately NO DETAILED plane hurtled into a hillside and ed in the situation. It still gave the clerks' union, with more than Rev. William Kethe, and he was for fence of the Reich and its inde­ through encouragement of estab­ the same spot he was last seen (uonunuea on Page Two.) burst into flames. upper hand to Czechoslovaks in the 6,000 members in 27 major de­ over 30 years rector of Childe Oke- republic, they said, and showed no pendence," he told 40,000 labor lishing factories in the province, as he toppled from the motor- partment stores, voted last night ford, in the south of England. He understanding of the German point conscripts as he stood in pour­ boat his wife was piloting to to go on strike today. FINANCIER served with Queen Elizabeth's forces of view. ing rain. hospital for treatment of in­ The action came after a final (Continued on Page Two.) as chaplain at Havre, in 1563, and Praha's "last word" proposals were His speech was the climax of juries caused by a dynamite ex­ peace meeting with employers later in other foreign fields, says not viewed in Nuremberg as final, the annual labor rally at Zeppe­ plosion Aug. 15 during- his NEWS BULLETINS failed to break a deadlock in The Family Herald and Weekly Star the dispatch added. lin Field, main event of the honeymoon with his bride of 13 contract negotiations over the Montreal. The concessions, they were quoted third day of the annual Nazi RESULTS days, the former Ann Laurine HITLER, HENDERSON AND PONCET HOLD CONFERENCE union's demand for storewide It was in 1560 or 1561 that Mr. as saying, did not touch the essen­ party congress. MacDonald. NUREMBERG, Germany, Sept. 7.—(C.P.-Havas)—Chancellor seniority rights, against employ­ Kethe's version of the 100th Psalm tials of the problem which were to Reich Fortifications Now Recovered Hitler had a long talk here tonight with British ambassador Sir er insistence on departmental first appeared in what was known give the Sudeten Germans "home Most of his audience interpreted Mrs. Dodge, daughter of a Gore Nevile Henderson and French Ambassador Andre Francois-Poncet. seniority, and a method of hir­ BASEBALL from the printer's name as Daye's rule" with full guarantees that this his reference to the work of labor Bay, Ont, tugboat captain, and There was no immediate word as to the subject of the discussion. ing. Psalter, published in London, with would be rendered effective. battalions "especially in the west" NATIONAL LEAGUE Lloyd Bryant, a worker at their FIVE GERMAN PLANES CROSS CZECH BORDER Study Proposals the music to which it is still sung. as a public admission they have Boston . .010 100 001—3 9 3 summer home, also were injured in PRAHA, Sept. 7.—(C.P.-Havas)—The Czechoslovak News Agency Just one copy of this Psalter is now PRAHA, Sept. 7.—(C.P.-Havas.)— been perfecting Germany's fortifica­ New York .. . .000 022 02x—6 10 0 the explosion. Both have since re­ today announced five German planes in military formation flew over known to exist. Leaders of the Sudeten German tions facing France. MacFayden and Lopez; Wittig covered. Czechoslovak territory. The planes, on which swastikas were clearly party today began a study of new The third line of the second verse "Your spade creates new soil be­ Severed Head and Danning, The body was recovered just as seen, passed over a part of the Bohemian mountains, then returned is worth noticing. In Daye's Psalter sides securing the old," the Reichs- Brooklyn .010 002 000—3 3 1 Captain Simon Lake, noted subma­ to Germany. REFUSE ALL •this ran: fuehrer declared. "Your spade . . . Philadelphia .010 031 10X—6 15 1 rine inventor, was at the scene ready SENATOR McCARRAN WINS DECISIVE VICTORY (Continued on Page Three.) Of Rattlesnake "We are his flock, He doth us fede." is being wielded for securing and Pressnell and Campbell; Mulcahy to search with his new type subma­ RENO, Nev., Sept. 7.— (A.P.)—Returns from most of the votes In the Anglo-Genevan Psalter maintaining the Reich." Bites Handler and Davis. rine in the treacherous waters. cast in the Democratic primary election showed a decisive victory published in 1561, "folck" is spelled Before speaking Hitler stood for Pittsburgh .. ;.210 110 020—7 14 2 Dodge and Frank Valiquette, an­ today for Senator Pat McCarran, who has opposed some of President "folke". But in an edition of 1586, Second Airliner 90 minutes to review the march Cincinnati . .. 000 000 100—1 6 1 other camp worker, were examining Roosevelt's measures. McCarran received 14,242 votes from 240 Of the past of the 40,000 youthful labor SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Sept. state's 262 precincts, compared with 4,520 for Albert Hilllard, Reno printed in London, probably through Klinger and Todd; Derringer and dynamite stored in a garage when conscripts. Bad weather did not 7.—(/P)—The severed head of attorney. a printer's error transposing the Lombard!. several sticks exploded. Mrs. Bry­ prevent 100,000 spectators from wit­ a rattlesnake bit a man here. letters o and 1, the word appears as Downed By Japs ant and Valiquette got the injured ALTA. GOODS MUST BE EXEMPT IN LICENSE BYLAWS nessing the spectacle. Olin Dillon, snake handler at "flock", which has been its common AMERICAN LEAGUE men aboard the Dodge speedboat CALGARY, Sept. 7.— (CP.)—The provincial government will not From one grandstand hundreds of a reptile garden, severed the but not invariable form, ever since. SHANGHAI, Se.pt. 7.—