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United States Sends Note Asking Decrees Not Hurt STORES WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY TOMORROW UNTIL 9 P. M. AVKBAOE DAOLT OmOITLATIOM THE WEATHER Forecast of U. S. Weatbw Barean far the Month at October, INS Hartford 6.201 Meslly elondy tonlglrt and Wad- Member of the AaMt niitg neaday; probably light rain or muw Barean at OrenlatlaM flnrries; nnieh eoMer Wedneaday, MAN(HESTER — A OTY OF VILLAGE CHARM M) VOL. LVm., NO. 45 MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1938 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS She Has Home Folks Wonderin^r MAKE-UP OF PANEL UNITED STATES SENDS OF PARKW AY JURY NOTE ASKING DECREES CAUSES ARGUMENT PUPILS CELEBRATE Coimsel For Kemp, Former ERBOB TOO SOON NOT HURT AMERICANS Scranton, Pa., Nov. 33.— (A P ) , CROSSING ACCIDENT Land Forchasmf Agent, —The tables were turned on the 1 youngsters wbo celebrated when DEATHS SHOW DECREASE I Seeks Formal A s s m ie t they heard t|i* month’s school | BRITISH HEAR Washington, Nov. 22—(A P )— Challenges Distribntion report cards were discarded be- cause of a tsrpographlcal error The Association of American Citizens Win Not Be O u t- Railroads announced today that by the printer. NAZIS ORDER From Cities, SmaDTowns deaths caused by high-rallroad Teachers were Iiutructed to . grade crossing accidents in the ed From Bisiness; Re- prepare their own cards. first eight months of 1938 to- The deadline: Just before: ENVOT HOME taled 900, a dearease of 244 from BULLETIN! quests Reply As Te Christmas. I (he oorrespondlng period last Bridgeport. Nov. 33,— (A P ) -^1 —G. Leroy Kemp, former Mer- year. ritt Parkway land porchaabig -4i Wbetker Assmnptm B a German Embassy Spokes- agtet. pleaded Innoonit to eon- aplracy charge# today aa hla trial opened here and the work man Declares There Is No Does Not ffit Am ericm of eeleeting a Jnry Immediately Andover Man got under way. Four jnron FRENCH ENVOY Is Correct InfomatiM. Cliristophor Rnbley. Bethel Question Of Ambassador gardener, Martin i. Qabm, of Stamford, a retired railroad Kifled Whfle IN PEACE TALK foreman, Lyman Keeler, at LeaYing London Just Now Berlin, Nov. 33.— (A P )— Tkfi Ridgefield, farmer and auction- United Statoa baa preseatod a iw$* eer, and Edward Golden at WITHGpiANS to Germany aaktng fortnal ataar* London, Nov. 33— (A P ) — Rs- Darten, a cbemtot, were cbooen Sawing Wood aneea that the decree ousRiig Jaw* from the first gronp of venire- norta that Germany waa considering from buainoaa antorprtooa, part eC men examined. Alice Belle Kirby, 18, (left), has folks down Louisiana way talking about the strange psychic powers cs’Hng her ambassador home for many reputable citizens attribute to her. Here she places her hands on a table in her Jonesville, La., the Naal regime’s aareaptaig anti* Arthur Palmer, SO, of Long consultations on the deterioration of Opposition Incnreasmf In Bridgefibrt, Nov. 33.— (A P )—O. home from which—some maintain—the "spirit" tosses strong men at Alice Belle's bidding. Other mem- Jewish campaign, does not apply ta Andover was killed about 3 o’clock relationa with Britain since the Nazi Leroy Kemp, former land purchas- bers of the family (1. to c.) are: her mother, Mrs. Leon Kirby, and her sisten, Leon, and Louise. this afternoon when a circular antl-Jewish drive were published Paris To Potting Agree- Jews bolding Amerieaa riRaaiufiitp. ing agent for the Merritt Parktray, with whleh he was aawtag wood at here today. Tbo vote waa preaantod to tiM* v ^ t on trial today on charge, of A German embassy spokesman, Foreign Offlca late yaatexday tt waa the Oariaon farm In Bolton broke, however, declared there was no ment In Writing;^ Oppres- dlacloaed today, aa Nasi ptona 8a* one pieee of the saw severing the question of the ambassador, Herbert extending the aaR-Jawtoii left side ot his nook. SAYS OFROALS SERIES OF AVALANCHES von Dlrkaen, leaving London now, sion Of Jews Hinders Pact through the winter war* and In Berlin offlclala denied that Tba Aznarieaii Palmer wao aawlng and Harold the envoy would be recalled. Saunders, a former Manebeater ■aid the WaMita*toe l ________ ARE CONNECTED The rsporta were unoffidal and ■umad that tha fiaerae did ooti Paris, Nov. 33—(A P )— Oral ws- man, waa paaalag the wood onto BRING BIG DEATH TOLL tha German embasay sx>okesman to Amerieaa citlasna and raqumtad tbo saw earrlage when the saw be- would not discuss them. surancea of Freneh-German eol- a reply aa to artaatbar ttato aamiB> came stock la a large p im of wood Baaent ParUamentasy MoRoa lalmraRon were exch nged at tioB waa corraet. WITH^UNIT Raasotmont waa apparent among and broke In several pteoea. Monntainside Eight Miles Naais, however, against a Parlla- Berehtoagaden today whUa tnerafis- Propagaada Mlntotar Paul JoaafiK Rushed To Hospital SUGGESTS CUT mantory motion deploring treat- Ing oppoaitUm, tbe reautt at Naal Goabbala and other NaM nll1ii>6l ment of “ certain racial, religious antl-Jawtoh violenee, was apparent have otatod ^adfleally tha^ ton ia* Palmer waa rushed to Seneca Indian Represen- Long Buries Two Hamlets Jeers did not coma uadar tha dacraa. rial boepital In Qolah’B and poUUcal nalnoritlea in Europe,” here to putting aueh aa agreemant and a proposal that Tanganyika, la writing. but the young man Waa IN TAX TO GET tative Asserts Ickes, Col- former German Bast Africa, ba one It ramalaad uaeertala whether Tha Oersaan BoaRauad t o ip * And Hnndreds Of Inhab- refuge tor G enqu J*W8- the projaet ot a wrtttaa uadanitoa^- arrival at the hospital ensergeney aoed Nm I taw __.Tbe Houae of (Somnitnui unanim- Ing, toward which French aad Ob»( room. toirpiaiia for aattteiaent of lier And Others Interested -itants On SL Lncb Island. WORI^BACK oualy^doptod tba motion last night. malt sUtosmea ha vs been working Jawa In Tanganyika, tha fonMiriSij Or. D. O, y, Moore, Manoheoter It suggeatod "an tmmadlato eoncart- ■taioe tbe Munich eonfereaee of 84^1. medleal examiner, waa Ctorman E ast A frica. ~ ^ ed effort amongst the natlona, tar 39, would be abandoned. In Civfl Liberties Union. eluding the United Statoa, to aecurs In some fVeneh quarteia It waa .^though maaa aitaato ot Jaw* ^ after exandnatton of the body atated Castries, St. Luda. British West have bean atoppad, ptona to oanRiiaa death wae oanaed by the laceration, More Liberal Treatment Of a common policy," and waa offered felt that reaction In FYanca to the Indies, Nov. 32— (A P ) — A series of by Philip J. Noel-Beker, Labor petty renewed anU-SemIttom in Germany tha anti-SamiRo campaign caataaqS- and loM of blood. Or. Moore gave around Goabbato. Wsshington, Nov. 33— (A P ) — raln-Ioosened avalanchee today Employers In Charfing member. made tbe atmoepbere unpropiUous permlMloa for the removal of the Alice Lee Jemison, a Seneca In- spread death and destruction In the Labor members proposed a tax for furtbar stepa toamrd a paper ac- Ha to to addraaa 1,0M of hto ea||c cord at this time. leaguaa at tha KroU Opera Moosq O. LeRoy Kemp body to the Qniah Funeral Home. dian, told House Investigators today Interior of this Island of the Wind- on (Serman products, control of Ger- man aaseU In England and strong Tha new naacb ambasaador to tonight OB bow to conduct aa that Secretary Ickes, Indian Com- ward group. Off Depreciation Would oonaplra^ and lihi. oounMl immedl- diplomatic action to demonatrato Germany, Robert Coulondre, pre- Jewish drive, and tha atoly challenged tbe make-up of the missioner John Collier and several A mountainside eight miles long British disapproval of the Nasi senting hto credenttoto at Berchtos- Zwoelf Ubr Blatt aaid IJWO 1 jury panel, claiming there waa "not officials of the Indian Bureau were last night burled two hamlets and a ADow Plant Expansion. antl-Jewlsh program. gaden, made a speech that had been Ings ware ptoaaad for BatUa 1 a reaaonable dUtributlon” of venire' CHIANG STRIKES members of the Civil Liberties number of Inhabitants estimated to Noel-Baker tdd the House he bad studtod and approved by Premier this mdntmr. men from dtiea and amall towns. Union or had expressed a belief In run Into the hundreds. been Informed 70 Jews were killed Daladter'a government before tbe The subjaeta win ba, the act Its principles. Judga Frank P. McEvoy overruled Rescue workers laboring all night Washington, Nov. S3.— (A P ) — In a concentration camp and detaj- envoy left Paris. OianeaUor HlUer, par aald, Tltanial Jaw Dl* Attorney John Geogh’a challenge Chairman Dies (D., Tex.), of the recovered 45 dead and 60 Injured, In reply, stressed the main aubjoeto BLOW AT JAPS Walter D. Fuller, president of the ed other Instances of mistreatment Paaca of tha Wortd" aad "Oao after a half hour argument, but Committee Investigating unAmer- but this morning a new avalanche In Germany. on which an accord had bean Bought. pto-Ona WlU-Ona Alm.- granted him certain conccMlona by lean activltiea .said numerous wit- burled all of the dead again In addi- Curtis Publishing Company of Phila- Need Be No Nora War NaxI film "Jaarry WlRMOt nesses had deacri)>ed the Union as a tion to many Injured and several Advoeatoa Three-Point Plan directing that only two veniremen delphia, Buggeated to a Senate Com- He advocated a thrae-polnt plan— One waa tbe feeling that tliare Mask*’ win ha ahowa at all 1 be called from each of four amall Communist "Front” organization. rescue workers In a fresh catas- need be no further warfare between Miss Jemison, wbo aald sh-: waa trophe. mittee today that the one way "to 1. A protest to Berlin by Britain, Inga towns and by ordering that any ve> Vangnard Of Army Whhin Germany and France—rimUar to nireman, over whose qualifications Waablngton representative for the Shortly after the first aVklanche gei the workers back to work" was the anU-war declaration of Hitler .
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