Circleville Herald (Newspaper) - March 11, 1941, Circleville, Ohio WEATHER Snow and colder Wednesday cloudy and continued cold THE CIRCLEVILLE HERALD WORLD NATIONAL AND STATE NEWS BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE Two Telephones Business Editorial Office Rooms 001 YEAR NUMBER GO CIRCLEVILLE OHIO TUESDAY MARCH THREE CENTS YUGOSLAVIA WEIGHS NAZI ULTIMATUM BRITAIN CANT WIN ALONE EXPERTS HINT JAP'S AXIS TOUR ANSWER TO F ACTION Matsuoka To Leave Tokyo For Conference With Hitler Mussolini BRITISH AID HIT 1011 service WASHINGTON March There Is a rising tide of opinion In official quarters today that Great Britain alone cannot de- feat Germany and that If the British manage to hold out this hummer the European conflict eventually will end In a tiated compromise peace Some of the highest sources In Washington In close touch with European atlon are convinced It will he Impossible for the British to de- feat the Germany army on the European continent even all the help Roosevelt Uncle Sam To Spend Much Money Without Results Germans Declare Kruse To Speak BERLIN March coming Berlin visit of Japanese Minister Yosuke suoka represents the first axis answer to President Roosevelt's authoritative man quarters said today The American president will find these circles said that he has needlessly spent billions of lars and will still be sitting by tho fireside while the alliance and its fettle affairs way they want in Europe Africa and the Far German laid stress on the fact that military will accompany Matsuoka on plans to give Britain under the quarters from the lease-lend These sources hope American aid will enable the British to hold out against the German people realize It Is Impossible to defeat Britain and willing to conclude a sonable and honorable peace Unless American -Id to Brit- ain should be extended to In- clude man-power as well as terials it It felt this country's help will not be sufficient to assure a decisive British tary victory On the question of manpower there docs not appear to be the slightest disposition in down to consider the possibility of sending an ican army to Europe to help Britain defeat Germany On the contrary American officials generally appear vigorously op- posed to any such move Costly and Dangerous In the first place It Is felt that with Germany in control of the European continent It would be a prolonged costly and highly dangerous venture to send an American Force abroad There would he no sense in sending any large American force to England It was said because it would be just as difficult for an Anglo-American force to cross the English Channel to France as It Is expected to prove for the Germans to cross to England An American land offensive against Germany In Europe vv ould have to be made through the Mediterranean area either via Italy or the Balkans With Germany now in control of Italy and about to fortify the Balkan mountains authoritative ters believed it would prove a costly and questionable venture to try to break through that European It is the firm conviction that no American army will be sent to Europe that leads to the be- lief the European conflict will end In a negotiated peace If Great Britain with American material aid Is able to hold out the next six months against German Invasion attempts it is believed the war eventually will be terminated by a compromise peace May Take Longer However it is considered highly probable that it may take another year or even two before both sides become to the realization that the war is a stalemate that tho Continued on Page Two Seven Billions Sought To Provide British COST OF RELIEF IN STATE President Leading Advisers Fix Estimate i More Than Million Saved In First Two Months Weather Helps K Kruse St Marji above state AAA chairman of committee the will first foreign minister to make an visit abroad since lis departure from Tokyo as the j speak at the joint dinner ing of County ers and members of the ber of Commerce Tuesday at In the fit Philip's Parish Other speaker lie Harry AAA field tive Wilbur Walnut Township county AAA official is in charge of the program f it was means that the common political axis front will be fortified against all eventualities This step has been made spokesmen charged by the fact that is basically while the signatories desire to prevent extension the war This thought wiil be when anil his FOLLOWS tildes reach Berlin it was said the outlook demands weighty military consultations over a wide of activity The question of Japan's ultimate entry into the docs not figure it was haul unless other nations I WASHINGTON March 11 1 President Roosevelt will ask con- gress for seven billion dollars to launch the lease-lend program It with announced today following a conference of the chief executive COLUMBUS March and hls experts costs for the first two months of The 1911 decreased under the corresponding period of 1910 Slate Welfare Director Charles L Sherwood reported today Basing his report on j was made by Rep Clifton Woodrum D Va acting chairman of the House Committee as be and others left the White House con- ference With the historic lease-lend hill estimates from DEATH OF MISS ROSE MYERS 73 state's 153 local relief areas wood placed the February cost at I or less than 1010 Then the relief zoomed to its highest point in years when it passed the mark Relief costs during January were less than last year d program on a tisan basis by consulting can as well as Democratic fiscal in congress Mr Roosevelt called the ence of congressional leaders who will handle the huge lion expected to be sought i morrow to start flow of American with aggressive intentions her companion life ot peace impossible Tho will draft all necessary plans to guard against military surprises and any warlike effects the lease-lend it was said a of William and The peace agreement signed in Mary Leasure Myers Tokyo between French She was a member of the Unit Sherwood attributed the de- ships planes tanks and other war crease to industrial gains equipment to embattled England program At the same time it was coupled with the comparatively ed that despite the so-called mild weather In 1940 prolonged blank check powers Miss Rose Myers died in sub-zero weather added greatly to in the lease-lend further ger Hospital Tuesday at relief costs Sherwood asserted legislation may be j a m than a month after the Poetically all WPA work sought forced to a standstill The house was scheduled to death of her twin sister Miss share Qf the bate amendments to thc through ary cost be approximately j measure for two hours today then Two Little Boys Weigh Joseph left and little brother Sammy two Gloucester Mass boys must have at least a good claim to the title of America's Fattest Brothers old Joseph has gained 110 pounds in the last II now weighing He fears though that his three-year-old brother Sammy may pass him up as the family heavyweight the lad weighs 85 more than Joo did at the same age Berlin Demands Outright Entry In Axis Lineup Regent Prince Paul Calls Conference Trip Of Cabinet Members To Reich Delayed Pending Developments IMPORTANT NOTE TO GREECE HINTED London Says Sea Blitzkrieg Speeded Up By Foes Loss In Last Week Heavy Minister To Sofia Goes To Cairo ATHENS March reports of a dictated peace between Greece and Italy were ridiculed in Athens today as this capital rejoiced in a series of new and decisive victories over Italian troops in Albania Official circles meanwhile learned from captured Italian prisoners that Foreign Minister Count Galeazzo Ciano recently assigned to command of a bomber ron in Albania had suddenly returned to Italy 147.5 percent of the total Myers was 73 a native of i estimated as the state has Walnut Township born July 20 and Thailand enhances importance of trip as it definitely establishes Japan's in the Far East it was said Whether Matsuoka will use his scheduled stop in Moscow to Continued on Page Two ed Brethren Church and is SENIOR STUDENT I AT DARTMOUTH lENDS OWN LIFE FROM TAKES LANTERNS SHERIFF'S AUTO Two led signal lanterns taken from Sheriff Charles Radcliff's on East Main Street 1 night were recovered Tuesday by the police department after Joseph Mooie East Ohio Street notified officers he had seen the lanterns hidden in an near Joseph Wolfe's barn rear of East Main Street The poison who took the terns probably discarded them after noticing the lettering on the sides which indicated they be- longed to the sheriff officers said Low lav 31 20 to light snow colder Tuesday and day mostly with now t Low Abilene v 14 3.1 2.1 2 Ill 41 31 O Is 34 17 30 Minn In Calif TJ by a brother Daniel E Myers of Avenue 10 nieces and one nephew The Myers home was on the Lancaster Pike Miss Etta died February IS a day before her body was i found by a neighbor The N H March 11 sister was so ill that she was with an note in his able to leave her bed to call and ob- bors Complications caused the death of Miss Rose ftr a Tiie funeral will be Thursday at i misspelled body of 2 p m at the Rinchart Funeral I Charles Lucking 22 Dartmouth Home the Rev O L Ferguson College senior was found today officiating Burial will be in Re- near his parked automobile a ber Hill Thc body will shotgun by his side be at the funeral home where The Detroit undergraduate was friends may call after Wednesday gunshot wounds in noon Ia snowbank a few feet from his i automobile on a country road in Vermont five miles from the coll TWO DIE CADET cge I Dean Lloyd said thc SAVED n his dormitory desk Please do not speculate as to my reasons for leaving dis It's absolutely personal and does not anyone else vote approval and permit the to be rushed to the White House for the President's signature purposes The case load for the Approved By Martin month was about as against Virtually unanimous approval cases last vear Of the senate amendments was forecast Martin AVIATOR BY PARACHUTE SAX DIEGO Cal March A which opened only 50 feet from the ground today was credited with saving the life of Charles W Rickman old army cadet after his plane collided with another ing two deaths In the other training plane were Gordon F burg Vn an Instructor and det Lynn E Rogers 20 of San Diego who were killed Cadet Richman jumped from liis plane after the collision said and was saved from death when his parachute opened feet from the ground He serious Injuries however Rogers nnd were to extricate themselves from their plane as It plunged 000 feet to the cat til The fact is everyone has been wonderful to me and especially my family they couldn't possibly have offered me a more wonderful life My thanks to everyone and 1 leave in good spirits MAN WHO BURNED FINGERS OF SONS FACES SENTENCE ASHLAND March Hartley welder was under sentence to four months in the Toledo workhouse for torturing his two sons Earl 10 and Richard 8 by burning their fingers to punish them Hartley said he punished them In that manner HO they wouldn't piny matches as Republican Leader said that he approved them The only question the house is on the senate Martin said While they don't go as far as we like they do put some curbs on the grant of power and thus we prove them Speaker Rayburn said that the house can take its choice of a call vote on approval of the amendments or n mere voice vote j without any record It makes no difference to Continued on WAGE INCREASE FOR SOFT COAL MINERS SOUGHT BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE A hitch in Germany's political campaign in the Balkans developed today with reports that the Nazis are ing outright entry of Yugoslavia into the military alliance At the same time London revealed that Chancellor ler's promised spring shipping already has begun and that 29 ships totalling tons were sunk during the week ending March 3 Jn Washington the lease-lend was destined to be- come law by tonight President Roosevelt moved swiftly to place the British aid program on a basis by consulting both Democratic and Republican fiscal leaders in congress The President called a conference of congressional chiefs who will handle thc huge appropriation expected to be sought tomorrow to start American ships planes tanks other equipment flowing to embattled Britain To Lengthen War In Rome the newspaper commented that I abandonment of neutrality by the United States will I strongly influence the course of the war m said thai it will relieve i i England financially and industrially and Search for John Miller Circleville one of three patients at the U S lengthen and complicate Veterans Hospital who escaped Monday about p m am enlarge the Conflict There was little lion of events in the Balkans least seven raids on ng four IO European Bulletins after a ward attendant continued Tuesday with and local police checking possible clues which might lead to his discovery The sheriff's office received n leport of the escape Monday night and Deputy Bryan Custer checked Miller's residence on Corwin Street but he was not there and A dispatch from Belgrade said German insistence that iro at Yugoslavia enter the mouth It was announced tonight HERE'S NEW YORK March increases in some instances amounting to a day were de- manded today by John L Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America in submitting to the nation's soft coal operators proposals for a new contract affecting miners Lewis presented the miners de- mands at the Appalachian joint wage conference attended by about 100 soft coal producers and 150 members of the union's inter- national policy committee Tho present contract March 31 and Lewis suggested the be extended two years with modifications Lewis addressed the conference Continued oil Page Two officers doubted Others to escape with Miller were Edward Thomdyke Akron and Frank Miller Columbia Dr Dennis J Murphy manager of thc hospital said none of the men was They weie not housed in the violent ward They were living in Building Xo 30 Thc men weic believed to have escaped on foot after assaulting Harvey E a ward attendant Highway T R T K P alliance rather than i sign a mere pact that he was in SITUATION OVER I witn Germany was responsible for UNITED STATES Strikes cm lent and threatened slowed the wheels of tional Defense production today clamping the brakes on scheduled output of millions of in government contracts postponement of the scheduled visit of Yugoslavia's premier and foreign minister to Berlin Faced with the German aerial re- arc arriving In time to save Sir Archibald Sinclair air secretary told the House of Commons today Regent Prince Paul an extraordinary meeting of the Yugoslavian crown cil for tomorrow All members of the Germany may soon begin construction of military tories in the Russian Ural tains to escape the of cabinet British bombers according to un- Conservative estimates are that at least persons now are idle because of walkouts already To that number will be trol officers said Brightman had added other thousands unless been beaten with a piece of tmv bcr He was found by another ward attendant Miller was taken to the hospital last by sheriff's officers He had been at thc institution on two occasions and was allowed to come home on a visit a short time ago He has a wife and four children K Richard Clifford Melson Street volunteered for a year's military service nt tive tiny CHILD BORN AFTER HIS MOTHER DIES Service He Is volunteer number IS lion SIDNEY March his mother died two minutes be- foic his birth n boy was making n bid for life In Wilson Memorial j til Mrs Mary 21 died of pneumonia two minutes her tiny son was born by a operation Hospital dants said the baby Im- placed in an incubator WRS In soo cial conciliation in threat died disputes arc successful A view of the national labor OHIO Xo solution in sight for the A F of L which has halted expansion of the government's air International Co 4 plants no solution in workers idle Negotiations stalemated at plant mately in tract production suspended PHILADELPHIA halted at I 0 Brill plant holder of nearly half lion defense teen hundred employes Idle DETROIT Midland Com- pany plant supplier of for army truck production closed by strike of Federal motor truck company wage Continued on Two j other state dignitaries anil confirmed Moscow rumors the of the Yugoslavian London Chronicle said general staff will participate day Thc paper said Germany vv ill Political circles expected the supply engineers capital and momentous meeting will he equipment for these plants while lowed by a definite statement the Russians furnish raw clarifying Yugoslavian relations materials with Germany and Italy Meanwhile the army general Minister staff rushed forward with is to tary preparations It waj deliver an or ed more than 500.000 reset have been called to thc colors ai arty congress which may since March 1 11 definite indication of the row I can Party 4 Victor Von German minister to Belgrade was said to ho official newspaper Ulus tight only If have Informed the government I that Germany would not accept a mere declaration attacked Cabinet Divided Yugoslavian statesmen asked for the postponement to settle most of them according to Ists and some of them party an official explanation This lenders have been taken to Immediate speculation j many aboard locked railway based on reports last week that coaches as hostages against the Yugoslavian cabinet had J sabotage In Bulgaria the been split on the question of how closely Belgrade should ally Itself with the axis powers Those reports were denied but today diplomatic circles in i London Herald charged today ARCHBISHOP DIKS grade anxiously awaited COLOGNE Germany March 11 from apoplexy the on bishop of Cologne today
