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Germany Pledges Debt Settlement Pleads for India at London Parley V • r-:-;'-,-^“^ y ; * t - '^ m W :^f4- i>^-^ ■ s - t^- V .'. a.WaULCEiB BAIU!!^ OIBpini&llOK!™ ' fr-'s j |i |. - ^ . .. •vfi"5 rag'-WBATOI^'^ y : .. for ttw MoDtli of O e t^ r , 1980 ^ U. ^8. W(diC^ Bureau,' U-4, --"a 5 , •;.^V ' Memben of llie Anfflt Bureau 1^-. \. - %;.*• l^onm State Fair ionifht u d ^Friday; some- of Olrcalatlons -arilaO urarmer Frldi^y.'c- ' -, >1 ^.'- • . ». • . ■ ■ »iir ’, f - / ’li - yOL.XLV., NO. 44. (Cflaarifled (dveirtlrtiv on Bage 10.X m m A M ^ C pW » NOVEMBER 20, 1930. (TWELVE PAGES) r pm c^ THREE CENTS >■ \ GERMANY PLEDGES DEBT SETTLEMENT PLEADS FOR INDIA <?> foreign Minister Declares GUASDS RESCUE AT LONDON PARLEY There Is No Intention of FIVEFISHERIHEN VILLAGERS FEAR Begum Shaw Nawaz, In Jew­ Tearing Up Yonng Plan BIG LANDSLIDE , Bat May Ask Moratorimn. F R O M ? SEAS els and Elaborate Gown, Mountain in Switzerland Mov­ ing TworFifths of an Inch a Speaks Before Statesmen , Berlin, Nov. 20.—(AP.)—^Foreign Row Two M3es To Wreck To Day—May Evacuate Town. jSanistor Julius Curtius told the and Diplomats In London; *Beicharat today that Germany, aft- Take Off.Saflors Numb Glams, Switzerland, Nov. 20. jcr setting her financial house in or- (AP)—^Tfiie village of Linthal, near here, has become greatly 'India Is Bruised and Ach­ ‘der, may be compelled to declare a With Cold— Fingers Had alarmed at a gpradual movement U) f moratorium or convene the special of one side of Kilchenstock ; advisory committee provided for in mountain, which has shown in­ ing and Is Looking To Us ' the Young plan to bring about alle­ To Be Pried From Oars President Hoover and his Cabinet interrupted affairs of state long enough to file out on the White House lawn the other day to have their creasing instability for more viations permlssable under the picture taken. As you see them here, they are. left to right, seated: Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon. Vice President Charles Cur­ than a year. For Balm of Friendship/^ ! plan’s terms. tis, President Herbert Hoover, Secretary of State Henry L. Stlmson, and Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley. Standing, left to right: Secretary A gpra^usl landslide, at first I At the same time the foreign min­ of Commerce Robert P. Laraont, Secretary of the Interior Ray Lyman Wil bur. Attorney General William DeWitt MitcheU, Postmastetr General Wal­ Scltuate, Mass„ Nov. 20.—(AP)— very slow, has doubled its speed ister assured the world that Ger- ter F. Brown, Secretary of the Navy Charles Francis Adams, Secretary of A^culture Arthur M. Hyde and Secretary of Labor James J. Davis. Beating their way through a heavy until now it is estimated that She Tells Delegates. I many does not intend to tear up the a hundred thoussuid cubic ! Young plan or depart from its pro- sea in the face of a penetrating J meters of earth are moving ' visions; that the German govem- wind, a crew of Cotist Guardsmen down on ^ e village at the rate j ment fully realizes how far-reaching London, Nov. 20.—(AP)— The from the Scituate station rescued of one centimeter (about two voice of Mother India was heard at ' such invocation of the Young plan’s SIX BANKS CLOSED HOLD NEW SUSPECT fif^ s of an inch) a day. Captain Fillppe Stragino and his Federal Men Working the roimd table conf^^'ence today for alleviatory provisions would be and Watchers with telephones ' that hence it would resort to it only crew of five from the 70-foot motor have been stationed at different the first time when the beautiful if the burdens became such that the dragger Gyda early today. The IN NORTH CAROLINA INOLDMYSTEY points on the mountain and Begum Shah Nawaz addressed the German people were in danger of Gyda went ashore on Callamore’s measures have been taken to being robbed of their social and Against ChVs Gunmen assemblage to ask that her coun­ Ledge, two miles off Minot, during a evsumate threaten^ parts of try’s future government be built moral foxmdations. fog and was in danger of breaking the village as soon as is neces­ He then devoted the second part up. Big Asheville Trust Co. Fails sary. alopg lines of an Indian federation. i of an address to the assembled rep- Washington, Nov. 20 (AP)—At-^pressure upon gangster activities in Says He 1$ Married To On this day of days in her Me, The Gyda, listing heavily, was be­ tomey General Mitchell annoupced that particular spot.” I resentatives of Germany’s states when she weis to plead for all that ing pounded and tom by heavy seas today that virtually all agencies of An agent of the Department of ‘ and provinces to an extended reply as her hull scraped the jagged rocks To Open and By Noon Five Brooklyn Woman Who she held dear in country and pep- I to Premier Tardieu of France con- the Federal government were “forti­ Justice has been delegated to act as ple, the Begrum comes to Saint on Callamore’s. » fying their forces” in Chicago in an an assistant to the United States at­ POLICEMAN KILLED I ceming disarmament. It was his Numb With Cold James’s Palace garbed in a bright ! first public pronouncement of policy Others Follow Suit. ^ort to break up gangster activl- torney there, co-ordinating the activ­ Disappeared 3 Years Ago. pale blue sari, or shawl, edged with The fishing dragger’s crew and ties. ities of the various Federal agencies. 1 since the elections of September 14 the Coast Guardsmen who manned silver embroidery and an attire : which saw so large a Fascist gain The Justice Department, the Nar­ “We intend to keep going indefin­ which was a delicate wisp of blend­ the surfboat were numb with cold cotics Bureau, the Internal Revenue IN AUTO ACCIDENT ' in the Reichstag. when pulled ashcJre at the Coast Asheville, N. C., Nov. 20.—(AP.) itely,” the attorney general declared, ing color and jewels. She was quite and Immigration authorities have “or at least until our aid is no New York, Nov. 20.— (AP) — A nervous as she arose to speak to the Expects a Change Guard .station. A fine, icy spray —’The Central Bank and Trust Com­ The foreign minister expressed had forces working in Chicago since longer needed.” 71-year-old former boarder in Brook­ more than 200 men in the conference had covered the surfmen as they pany, largest financial institution In early in the summer. 1 the opinion that the French govern- plunged and wallowed through the He emphasized this was not the lyn’s house of mystery, the Cedar- haU. ■ ment apparently intends to change sea to the ledge and back to their this immediate section, failed to MitcheU said there recently had only such amti-gangster activity holm residence on Schemerhom Jammed B etw ea Two. Cars Indlaii potentates, Indian radicals, been “a gradual strengthening of being carried on, saying it was “only its course completely for both the station, and a biting wind had pene­ open for business today and by noon street, was held by police today on and British statesmen surroimded these forces, putting an increasing one of our numerous efforts.” the little woman from a Moslem ^ Treaty of Versailles and the Locar- trated their oilskins. five other western North Carolina a minor charge and with the possi­ On Waterlmr; Street; no Pact make disarmament incum- family, who in generations past al­ Captain Stragino was suffering banks had closed their doors. bility he may hold the key to the bent upon the victors of the World severely from exposure. He had ways observed the custom of “pur­ War after Germany’s disarmament Capitalized at 11,000,000, the Cen­ CHICKEN THIEF LEAVES disappearance three years ago of Noted Politician Is Driver. dah” or seclusion and the veiL As been thrown from the deck of the tral Bank and Trust Company on she expressed It herself today it “is has become a fact. dragger by a heavy wave and wash­ A NOTE WITH ROOSTER Eugenia Cedarholm. The French thesis of a “one-sided September 24, the date of the last KILAUEA VOLCANO an Illustration indeed of the fact ed baqk aboard again. Salvatore bank call, had deposits of approxi­ Arrested last night on a chsurge that the so-called tmehanging east Is obligation,” he said, endangers the Guillacive, a member of the Gyda’s Sutton, W. Va., Nov. 20.— Waterbury, Nov. 20.—<AP)— whole League of Nations idea. mately $18,000,000. Its resources (AP.)—There’s a chicken thief of forgery, Albert Haw, alias Ed­ Patrolman Matthew McNally died at unchanging no longer.” crew, sprained his left ankle when were given at that time as $21,753,- Her Condnsloii Germany, he continued, demands he fell 20 feet from the mast of the IN HAWAII ACTIVE hereabouts who didn’t do a 100 ward Lawrence Hall, said he was 3:20 o’clock this morning In St. 000. per pent job but he has left as­ Mary’s hospital from injuries re­ The Begum concluded: “India is an early convocation of a wofld dis­ dragger to the deck. Other members married to Miss Cedarholm and that bruised and aching and Is looking to armament conference. of the Gyda’s crew were: Charles Other banks closing were the surance that he wiU. she was in Florida, alive nnd weU. ceived when he was jammed between Biltmore-Oteen bank here, including When Mrs. Thomas Terrine two automobiles on East Main us—rather not only India but the Endorsing the Cabinet’s financial Guffo, Mike Tamona, Mario Pinnisi He declined to tell the date and whole world is looking to us—^to reform work at the beginning of his and Louis Sinegra.
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