Daily Kennebec Journal (Newspaper) - August 23, 1939, Kennebec, Maine MAINE O F M Aug 29 j t Q Sept 6 113.13 M Sept 13 Decrease 1.50 d F Q Sept 20 Fair Cloudy WEDNESDAY MORNING AUGUST 23 PRICE THREE CENTS L v c CrTS Roosevelt Wats Foreign 0 Barbed for 1 J j as i Four Men In- i jured ih Clash Before Woo Plant i South Ba re two deput sheriffs and at least W other neri ed by rocks early tonight ii pitched tattle eh 150 strike 75 IBS work I Struc t- i Company the South Barre Local Union issued a charging that the town being ruled by at mob of I 3d Intimated It was of a vigilantes L committee or self protection situation Is 1 control said the local i which claims membership of employes U SI S Lang at Sea Aug Jar the GuK Stream naval i Dale clost to radio Reports oin the tense European bu inade no commfhj on European Sorry last i i ja message from ca loos i reported 1 J ship newspaper carried A r or i I President was due to ar- I ments in I a spot in miles c-f Cod Trom there he plans to troll In he waters to off k Va i j is to return to Friday A i smooth sen and slightly weather greeted i 7 By pritalr n nation to standi y Poland calls emergency Parl 10 approve virtual d powers for government troops meet growing Nazi threat i Poland stoppage of four pal railroads by strike of workers cal for m dni ht Saturday in Iwagcj 1 i I Nazis i campaign agahxst Poland and for Moscow for quick Russ arj pact polish border telleX prevails Poland will capitulate France cadis reservists tc f Poles Po ind's policy Germany and iot chf in si by pac negotiations United States Americans serious situation of government extraordinary meains of preserving American and g abroad in of wari One i pad feto pre irial a from met by strike i I with rocks and ensued immediately while the wives and children on point hal attempting to itha rival factions caught -n maelstrom Those i Deputy Michael of twice itie chest Sheriff Joseph C of Worcester struck on the itna by a stone Eddie of Wheelwright Russi ins term pact with Germany Important step toward pea it will aot Interfere with proposed Britis Assistance will con- tain clause in event party commits aggression n i -I Seven liUle of Oslo Group f gather to discuss to keep lind neutrality n event of war G heightens declaration ie state approaches its I j deaths and jean officials plan and spreads jj Wente of South Bafre bruises Chief Stiff I sures Premier Arthy Is j Ready for Paris hundreds of thousands of to colors to Germany's forces tight to nig on ter hope tj at Soviet Russia was up no serious aliance wit i rfc Aing jeorge o Ci Tels Dies Committee Groups in America it Drive Against Communism But Can fie i i When Japanese troops tore down barricades at Shanghai C them 100 feet within British defense sector England's sector headquarters left up outside the riers Chinese residents of area fled climbed through wires to diminished British sector i i r 1 hi ttw to dyed in Roms ied at the ti On ex- count of was daring a cay Jn which 40 deputies to restore order in the strike i- i i put of an ibur and a haLf told D on 7 Increasing v to seven number of directors of Maine Poultry In 937 was taken Tuesday with Maurice Game in o- fortes war and supreme of his nation's land sea and air armies was said to have dler that they pared anyi The humber of was in the neighborhood of 00 but plans Aug 22 CP he called briery at the Italian em- the Germart Alien said he dis- th ui official gresf I of the campaign he against in and received from him an A was Pasadena Canf well d i anc poised too groups to a -i against althou It possible to c raw ian embassy ait Mrs Fry's direction but later ic did not Continued on 7 were Representative C A Weei secretary-treasurer Agreement with Russia to Weaken Polish tude Frighten Rumania Keep Japan Guessing Force Democracies to Move Away from Defence Berlin Aug step- A plane carried members of pressure campaign bis retinue Poland ard Rumania admitting there were some Com on age 7 to were U-l an- in a p Prime Minister to Ask i Dictatorial Powers to Meet German Threat London Aug Great Britain today declared her determination to stand by called Parliament into emergency session Thursday ta approve virtually dictatorial powers for the government with France called up thousands of to meet the growing German threat against her Polish ally To Call Reservists Reports from France estimated the number of new French troops ait 600.000 while Informed quarters in London said Britain would 200.000 soldiers sailors tors and civil defense forces for sible emergency Tho seriousness of the situation precipitated by last night's an- of ah impending Soviet Russian treaty of non- was indicated by the British government's decision to ask for emergency powers such as already arc in effect in France the cabinet to take defense Continued on Pace 6 N Y Milk Strike Settlement Near New York Aug 22 XP New York's nine-day milk strike of state i dairymen moved quickly ward settlement tonight as strike leaders and a majority bloc of city distributors initialled an agreement on a compromise price to farmers of a hundredweight 47 The strike has brought spread violence upstate and the destruction of thousands of gallons of city-bound milk and has cut timer New normai Nation Is Worthless m for Cites Loss of Princip es The agreement came after two days of negotiation instigated Mayor Fiorello ea m vise A many freeg theen lifting vesl of ar pact with powerful rested on even with Italian the an ITS af inp f i Z j to other f wni be selected Jater officials States En to Webb and Tabb were Poland that liss said to the directorate f serious and directors Board ivas mother alone a 4 d7 expect and saund basis regulations ini feie Went tf she group's Income past on the with as are an estimated The cooperate American boat was tHc Male ind Shore with funds able A the Legislature Last er Arthur B i The was seven yea -s for la rew Yoik quarters tonight that Poland's policy toward ing the a meeting la Germany and Danzig has not been tomorrow for ratification even with a German troops were massed slightest by the threa or four Degree Ust to port in she entire Polish ready for Germans meanwhile expressed Russian on now getting from 83 about feet bf water any emergency but the belief pre- the view that Adolf Hitler was in a Pact on the various grades The new Two pontoons the last of galled hi German circles that position co bring a decisive turn on is ro defeatism to Poland price of representa a nine the vessel to ler would have Nazi demands for the return df the and this country is fully prepared of various grade prices ranging where m relic con last Thursday will on demands oh free city I of and territorial to folf ill her responsibility as from to ir were cut loos land towed into without Europe's peace concessions from Poland gards the protection of peace Allen the trip and tho Portsmouth Yard Divers had Arriving from Foreign it in this connection that Justice in eastern Europe M line the it to cutting torch be- Minister Joachim iVon on Pace 6 sources as a lefaye low to free pontoon from last conferences It was aUf thp able that held It j to faking off ui Adolf new the f Nte airplane en route to sir co dis- The begin lines hoses aril jot to the inal ih Europe that Fog Signal Silent i f were to sign the agreement had scored an unexpected success A n A -T T but only at the price of a new Alter 84 sacrifice of German principles Uneasiness noticeable In which He P Parliament is the eighth will have no really effect ve record said keepers the r to raise bjr its own EST from up to demands wr peacefully by war es SCUSS anc juar ismen i 4 Y at that a result by an emergency was stressed that details of the The occasions were Pact must disclosed before it towards Portland harbor shut down 939 Italian invasion of be properly evaluated after 84 hours of doleful blasts con- invasion 01 observers regarded tpe below Its record of 142 on Pace 5 hours established last month Albanii I September 1938 crisis i January Death of King Georgel V i October of Ethiopia and at A of The northern New and oas a of 10 side for a day and a financial lla to free state Jmed on the craft sounds of warfare remained fire the troops forced to wadi as troops shallow stream U- in Tater in tae signed duty on the craft would canter Poland in anf Two of tie conferring powers The an i command firs maneuvers Major B Payne Tomorrow afternoon consisted bf the i Massachusetts ly National will Continued on Page 7 anri Ac Tomorrow coi Guardsmen j v g taan march out of camps to oppose to decline K of alongia ront H i flf P: oral It wil DC In nTSt time in these Plattsburg Aug 3 in European politics first time in these more than a week f in 5 a game it eg the conference D f lr point would for and it rould C 5 LEISURE BY SEA BY AIR Ridge and Mrs of of Bri fXO jr t It Baldwin Me Aug yesterday returned with Federal state and town fn Work on temporary bridges plans tonight to tie start tomorrow be gether swiftb a highway network exerted to open the roads to traffic cut and undermined by a within a few days but it will take dealing cloudburst In an area 10 to restore all the Five of miles this southwestern officials made 1 i now to watch its greatest Maine village able from their disaster fund Advises els P Murphy of New Hampshire survey trip by appeals lor and Herbert H Lehman of New bile boat anc through a additional Federal aid York early comers were Leverett three died crops the State would assume were ruined 17 bridges went cut Continued on Page Sea Hides Suitable For Making Shoes seals have City Action period Hampden Me Aug 22 IP Massachusetts George were ruined 17 bridges went cut 3 when he und ending today save Popular defeat of a Alken of Vermont and and hard-surfaced as well as him i i two National Guardsmen corps ar- bond issue proposal Sept ii Roy I H Vanderbilt Of Rhode Island were made impassable late i J I i t _...____________ Kn Rome Aug sian many would not necessarily n Russia en and i C vll The said w-H tie ft the wee t the s most rayed against each other while in I a separate the 1st Division the 1 reinforced Cavalry state fS in prepared to each re- Army tacticians said the 18th of highway funds wll K ordered tp Maine Eventually id Salmon should pay one fourth position to assistance costs from local highT Iare would I I s of in Case v ff A and Justice score of high government officials Commission In extraordinary discussed of preserving and Fisheries on Page 5 leather Sea and Shore Commissioner Arthur R said Tuesday added that oU from cnse f led An laughed at first when the the um- money being reimbursed from erican neutrally and highway funds mean that attacked Russa n lease from the neutral and Russia the 18th bat failed pel a FurMer east Tiere the and predicts Grabs Survives refused to di- Surgery conference it Americans abroad in event of for- eign conflict Although officials vulge details ol their was learned that guarding nationals in Europe took in the Boston market and the if Commerce announced find uses for the and flesh of seals were meeting with good results was announced i an I of National I Saco Me Aug Pan- into consideration the possibility of day Coventry and he Saranac both American Union representative fore- evacuating them danger shire Hospital forces failed in gaining their saw today amicable settlement of A representative of the Maritime British medical records sho PARTS lives and dead the Mexican oil and land Commission who attended the only two similar cases the most said the r clauses o thU source wLl consist of a to one another and a t remain neutral later i attached by a 5 He said the plans were first made weighed two pounds de at A ag later a told the Institute of World Affairs during the crisis Scientific sources said the d the two countries arte and since have been kept up removed by op f is hours by t hlle is the t Into ever Bd tho attack launched two countries are and since have been kept up removed by The operation was a second by tied together One high authority said the sole twin htd develop Brigade was called speaker H purpose of meeting was ta get properly Twins of this sort cine e line day in reserve professor of an exchange of views He did not the the o h- mov from Its bivouac teal science at the of disclose decisions if any had er ace uncommon but well known only language been arrived at in ligature said ands Is Officials attending the meeting These burled twins do riot a role with i represented the State lull development v t STOCK OH HAND I HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID Portland can be by -e ing c ccs tlm s at midnight tie attacked at Vermont said the of given ret Augusta All tae li A M driv the Tirst Adolf Hitler understan ol f left f ank back across Stranac Which must be met wit 41
