Simon Warns Nazis to Keep Their Hands Off Czech Problem

Simon Warns Nazis to Keep Their Hands Off Czech Problem

Surprise Witness in Hines Trial & 0.P.IUSBIG CORONER CHARGES INDHNAIUUr, SIMON WARNS NAZIS CONSPIRACY HALTS STAKUNG DRIVE TO KEEP THEIR HANDS PLANS FOR ARREST Wnrfitzer Head Is Host To f»- DOG SHOWS UP ELEVATED 8,^ Gathered To Launch /S a y s Guards Agreed To Cov- trains in PHILADELPHIA i OFF CZECH PROBLEM PhiTsdelphla, Aug. 27.-^(AP) er Up WKat Really Hap- —Note to the boss:. That yam ! Congress Battle; Wadi- CENTEN'.VRI.AN BL.V.'VfES employes told you about teing i late for work because a dog slow- i worth Is The Keynoter. “ EXCESS OF LUXURIES" pened When 4 Convicts ed up elevated trains is true. 'Ihe | lOVAUST SHIP Speech At Lanark Serves white mongrel skipped along 1 Slnvlalrvllle. N. Y.. Aug. 27— merrily, while train after train: (A P )—Jay Levi Terry. 101 years Met Mysterious Deaths. Washington, Ind.. A u^27.— (AP) Notice Britain Might Have and I piled up behind, until* workmen FKIITSlREBa old today, said an excess of lux- finally captured him. —The Republican party in a uries. “such os automobiles,” •4. mldweatem cornfield to^ay^a drive To Fight If Hitler Started was to blame for America's pres- Phlladelphia. Aug. 27— (A P )— j ent economic woes. to gain control of /n g r e s s this CRAITATONd Coroner Charles H. Hersch charged j year and pave t h e /a y for election War In Central Europe; day there wa* a “ definite con-1 of a President InT 1940. Thousands scy on the part of guards to MILUONS BEAR of party woTk^B gathered In a 120- HitleV IsJlot Named; Un- up what really happened" at acre tent city near thlc southern In- Escapes To Gibraltar After Philadelphia county prison diana tovm of 10,000 persons for a BRITISH PUNE where four convlcta met mysterious ARMS DESPITE yarned as starting both the 2 1-2 Hour Battle; Gov- offidal Status Of Rand- deaths In super-heated punishment MldvyCsteni campaign and the drive cells. Republican National leglslS' BROUGHT DOWN The coroner Said the “Conspiracy" KELLOGG PACT re. Party leaders of the nation ernment Drive For Mines man Is Stressed; SimoB bad temporarily delayed bls'* plans and eleven Mldweatem states and to arrest “higher ups” and a “black- workers in the ranks from through- jack squad" of guards who .be blam- out Indiana were In the crowd. MAy Force Winter Of War IN ARAB FIGHT Urges A Settlement By ed for turning steam on In a battery War Ontlawed, But Not Pre- Officials urged their followers to put their strength into electing new of large radiators outside the cells Czechs And Sodeteni. and “ literally baking the prisoners Republican Congressmen In Novem- Gibraltar, Aug. ' 27. — (AP) __ to death." vented As Conflicts Rage ber so as to Improve the party's Twenty men were killed and 14 Two Fliers Killed In Battle The convicts' bruised, nude bodies chances of defeating the Democrats wounded toflny aboard the Spanish Lanark. Scotland, Aug. 27— (AP) were found Monday in the prison On lO^Anniversary Of in the Presidential election two At Night; Arabs CaD “Klondike” —a semi-dark, stuffy 16 years away. Government destroyer Joe Luis Dlez ' —Sir John Simon, chancellor of tbs by 60-foot building In which Hersch Two easterners—a big business in a , thunderous two-and-one-half exchequer, served notice oo on said 25 unruly prisoners were given Treaty Signed By Nations. man and a wealthy farmer—came hour battle with four Insurge nt war- Strike All Over The Holy anxious world today that Great Bri- ships In the strait of Gibraltar. the “heat cure’’ .’for participating Into the Midwest to be host and tain might have to fight If (Germany Most of the victims were drown- in a hunger strike. Besides those spokesman for the event. started a war in central Europe. Ths ed In the forward compartment of Land — Reprisals Loom. who died, five others are in hos- Washington, Aug. 27 — VAP) — Wadsworth Keynoter the destroyer. ' Tlie wounded were pitals,, ill from shook and fever. former foreign minister repeated, A little gray-haired man in a cut- Homer E. Capehart of Buffalo, N. taken to the military hospital here. Rehearsed Their Stories “as holding good v today." ..PrtaM Y;| Hoosler-bom* vlce-presldeht of The Jose LulS'DIez—:bf 1,6S0 tons “The guards obviously rehearsed away coat picked up a gold pen and the Wurlitzer company was the Jaffa, Palestine, Aug. 27,— (AP) Minister NevUle Chamberlata’s de- Dudley Brothwell, sho'wn with his wife leaving Supreme Court In normal displacement and built Aug- their storic in an attempt to white- signed “Frank B. Kellogg" at the host. The rally waa held on his 400- New York city during a rebe.ss In the trial of James J. Hines.-gave ust 25, 1928—left Le Havre. France, —TVo Royal Air Force men were claration before the House of Com- wash the whole affair,” the coroner foot Of a legal paper while 1,000 acre farm. Indian** leaders estimated surprise testimony for the jVrosecution whjbh placed Hines In company amid great secrecy a week ago after killed when their plane, engaged In mons March 24 that “if w^r were to declared. persons, nearly suffocating in the the New York phonograph manu- Schultz, gangster, at Brothwcll’s siding academy undergoing repairs for eight months. (Tiding troops In a night battle with break it would be unlikely t o ' be Assistant District Attorney John in facturer would spend $25,000 on the ^ im eld . Conn. Strenuoua efYorta of counsel for Hines, accused She sought to reach Valencia and an Arab band, was forced down. confined to 'those who have assumed A. Boyle, who with Hersch is con- Salle de L’Horlage of the French of conspiracy In the policy racket, to shake Brothwell’s testimony by the Insurgent warships had been try- such obligations" (to aid Czecho- affair In hia avowed effort to "kill The fight took place near Tul Karm ducting the investigation, asserted Foreign office,, applauded and the New: Deal.” cross-examination were, unauccesaful. - ing to Intercept her all week. slovakia against aggression). that the four dead men bad been cheered. The battered government ship and resulted !n the deaths of 11 No Limits to War Rep. James W. Wadsworth, 81- “ tortured for three days" by the And thus, 10 years ago today, year-old upstate New York gentle- limped Into this port after the battle Arabs and the wounding of scores. Sir John coupled a firm warning “ blackjack squad" in the nearly air- there came into th? world the famed man farmer, was the keynotgr., WHISTLING ABILITY and lay at the gun wharf. She 'was British authorities took Intensive that, there I'la no limit to the reac- tight cells where investigators es- Kellogg Pact to outlaw war. down at the bows and appeared to be tions of war” today with an unmis- Sharing the .platform tvith him WINS GIRL FREEDOM in danger of sinking. precautions today to forestall Arab . ttmated the temperature was as It was a colorful scene in the were heads of the Congressional reprisals as the death toll of yes- takable plea to Chancellor Adolf high as 150 degrees. same gilded room of the Qual CHINESE MEET Watched By Thousands Hitler to do hla “duty" and taka campaign, two National party offi- Philadelphia. Aug. 27.— (AP) terday’s market place bombing "Those four men were put in where Woodrow Wilson The thunder of heavy gunfire from mounted. outside pressure off the dispute, in cers and the Indiana Republican —Mias Helen Robbins literally batteries at Ceuta—a Spanish sea- Czechoslovakia where the Nazi-sup« early Friday afternoon,' ~Boyle said. I -*>™URkt the League of Nations Into Senatorial. nonUnee. These speakers whistled her way to. freedom. Latest official figures gave 23 “They were given the beat—how | keing. Ushers clad in blue and gold JAPS’ BIGGEST port across the strait In northern Arabs dead'directly from the blast ported German Sudeten party de- were Senator/'^John G. Townsend, Brought before' Magistrate Morocco—awakened this keypolnt mands autonomy. long I don't know. Mmmed coats, red velvet breeches Chlarles Medway on a disorderly while one Arab waa killed and sev- and white silk atocklnga • escorted Jr., of De)«wart, chairman of the of British naval power early this eral wounded ta subsequent rioting The chancellor o f the exchequer “A small number of hunger strik- Senatorlai campaign committee; conduct charge, she waa aakod morning. Thousands watohiad the ers refused to go back to food and the honored guests and more'hon- Bgatmt imllce. More than 70 were spok*-at a OonasrvatlTe party dem- Rep. Joseph W. MarUn, Jr., of Mas- what ahe did Jot a living. “ I DRIVE OF WAR battle from vantage points on the wounded by the explosion. onstration ta this Scottish town kept on making trouble Saturday. whistle,” she said, and demon- famous Rock of Gibraltar. That day the guards took 11 more (Oouttaoed On Page Two) sachusetts, Chairman of the Con- Guard Cities’ Frontie. after significant conferences during gressional campaign committee; strated. “That’s pretty good," The strait waa lighted up by the Troops were rushed to all danger the week with Foreign Secretary out of their cells in the prison and said Medway. “Discharged.’’ recurrent, brilliant fla.sh of gunfire Viscount Halifax. locked them up' in the punishment National. Chairman J. D. M. Hamil- spots and armored can took posl- ton; Miss Marion E. Martin, assist- Invaders Report "'Resist- and the restless beams of search- JLions in Jaffa’s main street, while His speech clearly reflected Bri- s block.

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