Denton Record-Chronicle (Newspaper) - September 18, 1939, Denton, Texas M ROUND ABOUT TOWN And they spoke unto him saying Km wilt be a servant unto this this day ana will serve and answer them and speak eood words to them then they will Kt thy servants Kinks The new wage and hour scale of PA approved by Congress some ago may cause slight delay some of the construction work P according to Mayor Lee Preston Even though Hie projects we approved before the new law fiS city has been that provisions will affect ac work Some revisions will be necessary Under the law longer weeks are required of WPA the allowance for materials DENTON VOL XXXIX XO 30 TEXAS MONDAY AFTERNOON SEPTEMBER IS 1939 It looks like the up oil business says W r r v VY It Scherle local geologist who has much to do with promoting explorations in County now one is being drilled m the Bolivar section where oil gas were discovered months and material Is being placed the ground for another test Hugher Cannon are drilling a on the Dr Charles Saunders about 330 feet northwest of test made old Crow place years ago which was saia to have had good oil showings i ins hole was about feet deep morning Boots Lewis has the derrick on the ground and was to be assembling L a test formerly peta by the Bolivar Drilling Com- pany on the Knox land about 1 000 Germany and Soviet Russia Give Hint of Intentions To G -i J Small Buffer State Associated Press Leased Wire EIGHT PAGES Wounded by War in Warsaw Claim Purpose Is to Bring Peace For Polish Nation MOSCOW Sept and Soviet Russia today gave what was inter- as a strong hint of in- tentions to create a Polish buffer state small when their armies finish conquering Poland A joint que was the Uon of their armies was to help the Polish people reconstruct con- ditions of their slate existence These troops do not pursue any Ray son of Mr and Mrs aims are against the inter- ol Krum and first Kts of Germany or the U S S R Mr and Mrs J E Barns of m the spirit and letter of Demon has U living grandparents the Soviet German non aggression V j believe it or not Thc child was lnc communique lorn in northwest of the big was brought in years ago over two e Deuton Hospital evening and its mother for- mission of the is to bring order and peace to was Miss Geneva Barns The official German news paternal grandparents are Mr and I cy a substantially similar Mrs J S Boydston of Krum Great m Berlin are Mr and Mrs S Thc was ly Boydston of Krum and Mr and cas Russian radio stations Mrs J A Thompson of Soviet troops moved deeper into Mrs R S Barns and Mrs C S L Buckingham of Denton are and Mrs Elizabeth of is a making the tal of n living grandparents M A Gay Denton roofing Poland Sweep In lo MOSCOW Sept The Red armies of Soviet Russia swept deeper Into Poland from the eau today as diplomatic circles predicted the Welles Wiggles Thumb Long Time Before Getting Ride NEW YORK Sept Orson Welles niggled lib thumb for nearly a half hour today en one of America's most ed highways but not one ing tourist the hiking actor a lift Welles whose mimic war broadcast a year ago caused panics all over the country was trying to catch a plane for lywood from Newark N J when his taxi broke down He had grown a new beard for the movies which probably didn't help him any In trying to win sympathies ing motorists Finally the of a bage truck took pity on him but he caught the plane only because its departure was seven minutes for er cause C V Mitchell about 21 cr for a undertaking parlor was killed about 7 p m Sunday ni Lake Dallas when he dived Into waler ami a broken neck Tile tragedy came ns he his wife and another young McKinney couple virtually friends Uie end of an after- I noon of beating and at I he lake Jn boat quartet had Bone tci a small island several northeast of Hundley Beat i Works when accident happened Others Were friend and the two women had left thr boat and were wading mil to wattr to ROOSEVELT INVITES G 0 P U S NEUTRALITY PROGRAM Alf M Landon and Frank Knox Summoned to Washington Wednesday Message to Con- gress Not Yet Written WASHINGTON AP Roosevelt has former Governor Alf M Landon of Kansas and Frank Knox of the titular heads of the Republican to a While House parley Wednesday at which leaders 01 the will consider America's neutrality program T Early a presidential secretary said Mr Roosevelt had p talked with Landon and Knox by I telephone last night and said they I had accepted the invitation I TX Early said Representative I II U A Til ranking minority ber of the house rules and Inter- state commeree committees also i had been asked to the meeting i president arranged fof lie I conference a lay Congress meets in special session to consider I T I o Program WASHINGTON Sept 18 Denton deputy sheriffs of a week-end series of tire which resulted ill in Dallas last week-end today were following out ramifications of the case spread- ing cut across Central when Mitchell stood in the beat j was leading west to publicans or ana dived with the apparent and Mineral Wells i The presidential lion of swimming out to join them He did not reappear at the surface of the water cast lo Corsicana In addition to the three men rested by Dallas 1 partisan leaders In the national i Bnd predicted The addition of y to don and Knox which went outside nle Republicans as a group ol was underslcod to be Roosevelt's proposal to In the nature cl further attempting tne embargo against arms to bury partisanship and warring nations is 1 Although the Senators were lent persons close lo them said there was no doubt they would try to obtain an endorsement from a majority at n party conference of their stand for retention of the embargo Borah nnd Nye contend the sale of arms lo France and Great Brit- Early said the president told him is no time to call any of those wiio will part 111 secretary said he meeting would begin al 2 p m friend alarmed hurried Friday two more arid found under waler I l tlle Dallas unconscious in a minutes He managed to lift him into the j a had em- boat and there besan artificial for questioning men ar- CS Wednesday and Secretary to Trance and Great Brit- i sit in probably as f toward two more men j me only cabinet member county jail in Early replied with a firm no to by Monday a about whether deci- sion to ask Landon Knox the eventual involvement of this try In war The two senators were ed as believing they could convince attempts meanwhile 5 Roy Moore and Mark I ing I said and vice- i colleagues they would candidates in thinE to on- revive the victim were tile because of the neck injury In I ambulance the firm Icr whom Mitchell was called lo take the body home Verdict Returned who sustained afler the World War would ics while at work in Hallas I divided again between its t is able to be on tlie invaders one am and Word from he Red army M and Sk wS f t associates Bob roiter Elmer Shahan and R W I as as Poland's Owens with their hounds i fale is determined returned with Iwo wheels identified might be interpreted as a move in coalition or uM His face twisted in agony wounded man receives emergency a5 he is comforted by woman acquaintance i 10 accompanying photo when it was passed by censor and cabled from London to York ic a he was of 3 constantly narrowing Injured in German attack on i mm direction of partisan action Mr continued tions on lie International situation telephone over the week-end Early said but has nci yet touched that stolen from Mrs Louise Knight caught i ls wolf early Monday after i 3 proposal diplomatic chase over Tom Cole and said might be made by in the or Germany's axis partner rm county Tile wolf had j depredations on first move from the surrounding ranches killing cast a1 pinned Poland in a -i large turkeys on Mrs Ish i Moscow informed place and Brilain and lire nock on the Soviet Union would follow a neutral iwlicy toward them establishments in In a radio broadcast by losas paid wage earners Foreign Mo and produced goods j Hand in his notes o 24 jn Moscow ana produced goods and in his note valued at in 1937 The eminents represented department of commerce the data obtained from census of manufacturers hat crossing of the frontier was ed as necessary to protect Russian minorities in hart added i land I A7 to the value of raw material in I said the Polish I ment ceased lo exist and the paid wage earners I White Rus and produced goods and w entirely to their Si to the of A Russian broadcast said Red rials through manufacturing j troops had been given in siana establishments paid bilant welcomes by the population wage earners produced White Russia and in the Polish goods valued at and Ukraine It made no mention of although he radio lost night Poles were up resistance On Front The Red army advance was re- ported general along a frontier between Latvia on the and on the south Russians said they took Glebokie northeast of railway center 50 miles from the i S to the value of through manufacture ing the year establishments throughout the country produced worth of canned and cured seafood of cotton narrow of COM on woven goods over 12 inches in width of cotton yarn and thread ol and tallow of leather tanned and cured of wholesale packed meals of cottonseed oil cake meal of refining of race cleaning and polishing saddlery harness and sugar cane not ing products ol refineries 289 of wool combing commission and tops for sale of pulling and wool Rev and Mrs L p Parker and Miss Helen have from a vacation trip of some length Most of the time was spent in Hot Springs Ark but they also went to Memphis where he performed the wedding ceremony or his brother E H Parker En route home they spent a day In Parker son i caching in this year i interest shown and exhibit entered Denton County officials arc forecasting the hobby exhibit as a feature Item of the five-day 1939 show Secretary 0 L Fowler of the fair association said Wood carvings pipes and horns arc some of exhibits entered to date for the Mir Oct he said Premiums of nnd are as second and third prizes re- W Stockard son of Mr and Mrs James A 106 West Sycamore Street Denton gas among students who re- A grades in all their In the 1939 summer session the University of Michigan cording to word received here OFFICERS AGREE ON LINES BE ATTAINED IN Sept swastika and Russian mer and sickle met today in the ells was not secured Ing troops into Poland Early said he had not heard it mentioned ee Louis Odds Over Pastor they would be bo ui 5 ir connection ft M S S I O II he week-end 14 casings ated at Mineral Wells and lord and 1 truck was sent flf to Corsicana where it was believed about 40 mere were located pose the president's program They were likely to meet sition however from Senators tin of the assistant publican leader and TaJt of both of whom have declared lor repeal of the embargo The fight against repeal was on yesterday by another Re- publican Senator Johnson of fornia In a statement Issued at San Francisco Johnson said the dent had warned the nation In an I address In that in fhe event 1 of war in another country it would require the unswerving support of all Americans to resist the clamor o Follow Charges in lie sources here intimated had information of an i fallen Polish city of of civil war in Warsaw They where Russian revolutionists antl j said one group was desirous of signed separate and another was i revolutionists and sa mxl separate peace in the World Wai The Russians came DETROIT Sept 18 For one reason nr that Joe Louis is too spread ring would be filed or Bob Pastor is too conclusion of Investigations n question mark to fool around j nali said Monday wasn't enough betting i Charges also will bc filed in heavyweight I cral oilier Texas he local championship bout to cover a thin i have told by other of- The chances were the champion J would enter he ring better 1 lo 6 favorite in front east according to German mined o f Authoritative they were sources declared Hospital patients asio have been removed far inland in order advices from the front and hands with German officers nt the head of troops who completed he conquest of 150 miles east ol Warsaw yesterday German and Russian officers were said tonight Ui be engaged in fixing a lone beyond which their orces would not go in DMB official news cy meanwhile reported had resumed Its effort lo force Warsaw's surrender German Airmen West German air force ou air orcc of Lwoiv may hand in the In the Ukranian tion southeast of Lwow would place Russian and German armies within 68 miles of each other That is tho distance from Dubno lo ed held by German troops ol Lwow Advance guards of the two forces would bc even closet southeast of Lwow German mechanized unite were to have crossed a southeast of Lwow sian advance troops were said to bc in within 50 miles of tnc railroad At German planes and Russian troops struck at the fame objective Thc Russian eral staff announced the capture Russian and German radio broadcasts told of heavy German air raids against the city A general staff communique said the defeated advance and reserves of the Polish army at points where there was resistance general staff said ten Polish were brought down Invasion from the east started yesterday at 6 a m 9 p m CST came two days after Russia and Japan called an armistice along the bonier of Outer Mongolia and WASHINGTON RANCHER ED FOR SLAVING WALLA WALLA Wash Sept 18 Talbott 19 rancher of was hanged the state today for slaving W E McKinney 70 burg farmer Aug 9 1938 ing on the western front were con- lained for the first time in today's communique of the supreme com- mand It was said the nir force its work in the virtually and now was ready for Berlin yesterday and today observed members of he air force from Ilio enst arriving in the capital German communique complete dissolution of Polish forces by an encirclement movement The situation in Warsaw Polish capital was left unanswered The communique merely said no Polish negotiator had appeared by last midnight Warsaw had asked his reception Authoritative sources however raid threatened of the city had not begun Lwow Fate Staled The fate of Lwow of the Polish Ukraine 226 miles southeast of Warsaw seemed sealed after complete encirclement and after Lublin about midway of the road had been captured Germans said of the Polish army the communique claimed faced de- struction cr In a narrow compressed space southwest of which is about 40 miles west of Warsaw The communique described the western front as quiet except hat one Trench plane was shot down Civil War in Warsaw With the German military ine on the west end the vast et Russian army on the east ing Poland in a mighty vise as scheduled for All expectant mothers were re- moved from Aachen on the western front in first or second class rain compartments informed sources re- event the western campaign assumes larger proportions It was denied however chen generally has descried oy civilians although preparations have been made to do if he need arises RUSSIA'S THRUST IN POLAND CAUSES SMALL NEUTRALS TO WONDER ABOUT THEIR FATE BUDAPEST Sept viet Russia's into land was today with fear and hope by neutral nations of Southeastern Europe al odds over their problems of minorities nnd disputed territories Questions ere asked ly in each whether Russia's military move to protect In Eastern would Jeopardize or enhance their chances to hold or regain land won or lost in World War treaties At slake are vast i a wealth of resources and tho Vate of 000 who live in lands outside flic nations speak tongues they In Bulgaria Soviet action was hailed widely as reviving hope for a forced of World War boundaries The opinion was expressed at fia that fast-moving events might put Bulgaria fn a position ta regain the rich Dobrudja section along the Black Sea where Bulgars live under the Rumanian flag In Rumania a spokesman for Foreign Minister Gafencu said the Russian minister had en assurances the Soviet Union continue to respect territorial Integrity Some observers said Rumania was In the most precarious position of the southeastern nations Rumania had two territorial ries Fear has ben expressed sia may try to take back the land south of the whirl am There Is concern also over what the new move might have on Hungary's desire lor the return of Transylvania where they arc 1 300 000 Magyars Foreign Minister Stefan Csaky of Hungary marln n clear his lias not forgotten Transylvania when he said last week the involving this was Meanwhile Hungary's desire Is complicated by he nought that re- turn of might find Hungary with Russia as a neighbor just across the frontier Since Hungary's Bolshevist lution after the World War pest's short-lived communist re- and he bitter tion of 1910 then has been strong opposition o anything llc In Turkey where it had been re- ported that Foreign Minister Sukru was preparing to go o to discuss a pact between Russia and Turkey there was no official comment Observers there said that despite Turkey's mutual assistance pact with Britain and France was a desire for continued warm ship with the Soviet whose are massed along her frontiers m Yugoslavia looked toward Italy for some move that might prevent the spread of war The only word from Greece was announcement of a new tion law BASEL Switzerland Sept 18 fortress troops were re- ported today to have gained and held positions less than three miles from the German border town of during a of night Advices reaching Switzerland said while the Germans on attacking French lines I on a ridge 10 miles north of Saar- CERNAUTI Rumania Sept William H Col- bern United Stales military at- tache said today the er of a Soviet Russian tank he countered in Poland told him the Russians were against the Germans MaJ who has been in Poland as a military observer said that yesterday he aw a column of tanks on the road to about miles northwest ol here going in the same direction as some Polish troops One of them pulled aside toW him to halt and a Soviet officer came out MaJ said he was cordial nnd polite Colbern later talked to the tank commander and quoted the officer saying we are against the Germans MaJ Colbern said the Polish troops fraternized with the Russians ana gave them velt of 1936 not with the velt of the ad- ded We are in the shadow the road to war Johnson contended repeal of the embargo would make this a partisan economically in the fighting In Europe It is but a step he continued from our economic favoritism to enlistment of our Jewelry Looted From Residence Man Is Charged with Cow Theft caltle filed l- at the hills before the town itself The fighting centered around the i t Junction of the nnd highways In brief though fighting the French were said to have cap- tured heights from which their machine guns commanded the town of Felsberg and Its railroad station on a branch line from French light artillery in this tor already held under its nrc Saar- birth place of the famed Napoleonic commander Marshall Ney German Attacks Subside On the northwest along the selle River the German reported to have subsided leaving the French substantially in the same positions they held before East of however reports reaching Basel Indicated Germans had recaptured a number of positions which relieved French pressure on the Saar capital from that area Fighting in the Pirmasens sector died down what during the night while In the Vosges area action was limited to artillery duels these reports said The Rhine front has been so quiet since the war began that Basel shipping interests have started a move to resume Rhine river ping or neutral states Basel merchants shippers and Curtsinger from Canton where he spent the morning In talking with a suspect held by of- there The suspect Is not Nash but one pi two men against whom cattle theft charges were filed here last summer and who k facing trial in East Texas on a similar case said The local charges allege taking ar animal belonging to Bert Boyd Krum about June 1 and Nash becomes the third man charged in connection with a series of live stock thefts Investigated here BIG INCREASE IN INDUSTRIAL WASHINGTON Sept A sharp Increase in industrial has been reported for the first half of September by the cral Reserve Board The Increase continued a ment which had carried the adjusted Index of In- production for August to 103 per cent o average a point higher than the month's The general level of wholesale commodity prices as by the Bureau of Labor statistics In- dex ruse 3.1 points and in the week ending Sept 9 was 78.4 per cent of i The West Oak Street burglary i discovered within a few days time j though the first In point of tune i the crime was was un- der investigation by Sheriff Dallas department and city police today The home of Mr and Mrs T C Sample 1603 West Oak Street was burglarized during thir absence 01 vacation learned upon here Taken were a diamond bsr pin and a diamond ring the two valued nt around the sheriff reported Monday Also missing believed ken at the same time was a 32 iber revolver Money Container Found Already under investigation was the burglarizing ol the Dr E H Hanson residence 619 West Oak Street where some clothing money and a watch were taken A child's bank in which the money was has been since found in a yard on West street apparently tossed by the Infer affer its were emptied officers revealed here Monday Since that discovery last week-end no new have arisen In the case wholesalers alike were hit by the the 1923 average the report sudden Rhine river traffic showed Dr Zilar Director Chiropractic Group Dr R w ZUar of Denton has received word of his election as a director of the North Texas practic District No 6 He at one time served as president oi this association EAST Partly cloudy fn showers near the tonight and Tuesday Moderate to fresh northerly winds on the WEST TwMay in north Partly nnd Varmer day and In northwest portion
