Emporia Gazette, The (Newspaper) - May 2, 1939, Emporia, Kansas THE GAZETTE VOLUME TEN PAGES EMPORIA KANSAS TUESDAY EVENING MAY a 1939 NUMBER 234 Take Lead In Search for Pendergast Aide Some Leads Cause Police to Believe Schneider Was Not a Suicide Kansas City May 2 VP FBI men instructed to learn whether E L Schneiders disappearance Is a hoax a suicide or he met foul took the lead today in a search for the longtime lieutenant of Democratic Boss T J Fender gast or his body U S District Attorney Maurice M Milligan directing an tlon of Income asked for FBI aid and asserted I still am convinced Schneider did not commit it is cult for me to believe such a thing I have asked the federal agents to Investigate every angle and they are doing It I have heard nothing from them this FIND HAT DOWNSTREAM Schneiders sedan containing notes hinting at suicide was dis covered on a Missouri river bridge near here Monday His hat floated ashore three miles downstream Schneider secretary of eight companies ap before a federal grand jury last week Three days he was ob durate Milligan disclosed but Fri day he suddenly broke and made a complete and detailed statement to the government regarding the affairs and incomes of T J Pen relative to these corpora Saturday the jury Indicted Pen a second time on income tax evasion charges It accused him of using Schneider as a dummy stock holder but actually taking for him self profits listed in the name SEVERAL QUEER ANGLES Several angles puzzled officers trying to solve Schneiders disap county Kansas cers first were Inclined to accept a suicide theory They said prints in dust on the bridge railing indicat ed a rmn had placed both his hands and a heel there then jumped A 3hour search failed to recover a body Dragging of the river was re today and four boats were at work wondered how a hat dropped into the swift current of midstream could have floated ashore against a strong wind SEEN AFTER An acquaintance whose name the from the at 11 a m Schneiders car was parked on the bridge as early as 9 a m witnesses said His float ing hat was discovered at 10 a Officers were called at Robert Duncan president of a Kansas City lumber com pany reported he saw a man about 5 feet 8 inches tall standing beside the car parked on the span about a m Schneider Is 5 feet li WIFE WONT TALK Mrs Schneider de to tell Wyandotte County Sheriff Frank Zimmer whether her husband spent Sunday night at home She refused to answer other questions When she appeared at office her first question was What happened Told we presume he Jumped off the she asked Then you dont know where he Is Schneiders notes addressed to his wife and to a friend were dat ed April 27 his birthday anniversary To Dearest wife he wrote this ordeal x x x is just too much and it is getting worse all the time x x x please feel that I am Also in tlie sedan were two pack ages of financial records and can celled checks HAD BEEN CHEERFUL Friends and business associates said that through Thursday date of the notes Schneider appeared glum and despondent that the day he talked to the he became buoyant and joking Milligan said Schneider would have been an Important witness at Continued on Page Tirol Boss Posts Bond Kansas City May 2 J Pendergast Democratic organiza tion dictator today posted a new surety bo 1 with States Com Charles H Thompson for his release on the Income tax evasion indictment him last Saturday by a federal grand Jury His bond on tht first tax evasion indictment also was Saturdays Indictment the place of the previous and trial Is set for June 12 He now is under bond Few persons were in the when the political boss arrived A deputy marshall commented You dont look any older than you did years ago Mr the boss answered but I feel Pendergast commented on the disappearance of his business aide E L Schneider Of It I know only what I have seen in the Santa Fe Shows Gain Santa Fe system carloadings for the week ending April 29 were 179 compared with the same veek last year Cars received from connections were compared with cars for the same week last year A total of cars were moved compared with in the week in 1938 The Santa Fe han total of cars the ceding week this year Baseball Results NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati 11 J At New 13 0 Derringer Thompson and Lom Gumbert Coffman and Oan ning St 6 0 At 6 0 Bowman Warneke and Franks Owen Macfayden and Lopez Pittsburgh 13 0 At Brooklyn 3 1 and Berres Fitzsimmons and Todd Chicago 4 2 At Philadelphia 11 1 Harrell J Russell and Hartnett Johnson and Davis AMERICAN LEAGUE New At Detroit 00000 Ruffing and Dickey Kennedy Lynn and Philadelphia 5 At Chicago 8 1 Parmelee and F Hayes Lyons and Boston at Cleveland postponed cold weather AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Toledo 00 At Kansas City 10 Johnson and Parsons and McCullough Gehrig Endurance String Broken Yank Player On Bench at Own Request Detroit May 2 Dahl greh replacing Lou Gehrig in the New York lineup today as the big first baseman was benched at his own request per formed handsomely in the Yan kee slugging tradition His first time up Dahlgren smacked out a double that figured in a 6run assault and on his second trip to the plate clouted a home run into the left field stands with Joe Gordon on base Detroit May 2 Joe the New York Yank ees announced today that Lou Geh rig who has played In con games would be benched at his own in todays game with the Detroit Tigers McCarthy to be put on the bench because the way he was playing he thought it might help the The manager said that Ellsworth Dahlgren for merly of the Boston Red Sox would to day RECORD MEANINGLESS commented that this rec ord consecutive games always was meaningless to Some of the newspaper guys wouldnt believe he said but maybe you will he made up his mind Sunday night to ask McCarthy to remove him from the lineup I wasnt helping the club by the way I was he ex Physically I am in won condition but I have had trouble getting He said he intended to remain out of the lineup for a few games hop Ing that warmer weather would en able him to hit his stride SLOWER THIS SPRING Conclusive evidence that the iron man was fading came during the spring training season and news on page Two Defense Presses Suicide Theory May 2 Charles F Williams a Kansas City durg company salesman testified today at the trial ot Dr William F LaMance that ill feeling existed between the osteopath and Coroner John Lucas a key state witness He also said that Mrs LaMance was interested In sedatives and pois ons before her death supporting the defense theory of suicide Dr Lucas who moved his prac tice from Laclede after Dr La Mance set up his office there has testified he believed Mrs LaMance was choken and beaten to death DENIES ILL FEELING Williams recalled that on one oc casion when he told Dr Lucas he had sold drugs to Dr LaMance that Dr Lucas remarked heatedly then you cant sell Dr Lucas has denied any ill feeling Williams who frequently visited the LaMance home related that on one occasion Mrs LaMance brought out a bottle labelled poison and asked him how many pills she should have to take to kill herself The state charges the husky osteopath a former amateur boxer choked and beat his wife to death August 9 and hid her body In the fruit cellar of their Laclede home Many good seats available for Rubinoff and his violin at 75c and Teachers College tonight WHATS WANTED Maybe its a variety of gos sip but there is nothing quite so Interesting as local names Because of that while it features local names The Ga zette ismore than just a rec ord of facts and events It is also the guide counsellor and friend Through The Gazettes col find out who among their friends is sick who has scored in the business or social world who Is getting married who is on a trip Its the news everyone wants to read Stauffer Heads New Kansas Industries Board Gov Ratner Names Arkansas Publisher Chairman Of 9Member Group May 2 Gov Payne Ratner appointed today his 9mem ber commission with Oscar S Stuffer Arkansas City newspaper publisher as chairman to stimulate the industrial development of Kan sas W B Harrison Wichita bank er was appointed vice chairman ROBBINS LIVESTOCK MEMBER Other members of the commis sion George Gano of Hutchinson representing grain and milling In George Mackie Pitts burg coal industry Richard Rob bins Belvidere livestock ture and aviation Eugene C Min McPherson insurance and state chamber of commerce Ackers Topeka private utilities gas and electricity A V Lundgren Salina president of the State Fed of Labor and James Dono van Kansas City municipal utilities TO MEET The governor said he would call the commission into its first meet ing next Monday afternoon in his office to consider the appointment of a director and the launching ths program With the appointment of the Kansas Industrial he I feel that a definite step hah been taken toward a coordinated program of action which will help to inspire industrial growth and expansion of our state The commission represents a cross section of the varied interests and resources of Kansas The members should do much to expand Kansas industries and outline pro grams of development which will attract other enterprises to our state which is so well adapted ir point of natural resources laboi and capital ASKS COOPERATION I hope every citizen of Kansai will lend and assist ance in promoting this program It is wholly nonpartisan and is de signed to benefit the entire state Every Kansan stands to benefit from industrial growth and future generations will find increased and more varied opportunity In Kansas This flman commission now has the machinery with work out a comprehensive program for the general good of Kansas in cooperation with the Kansas This Is In fully FUNDS READY The new commission was author by an act of the recent session of the legislature which appropriat ed to its use for the next biennium beginning July 1 and for Use until July 1 Preliminary work the governor indicated probably would involve research and preparation of mate rial for use when the program is fully launched after the next two Governor Ratner made the pro gram one of the principle planks of his campaign asserting time after time that in his belief Kansas could do much for its development by encouraging industries larly those processing agriculture products to locate in the state Diary Methodists Create Temperance Board Kansas City May 2 single Board of Temperance WES created today uniting conference of the Methodist church The new board with headquarters in Washington will coordinate work previously carried on by the three Methodist branches aimed at sup pressing the traffic in alcoholic liquors and in narcotic Other board duties will be ac to seek the suppression of salacious and corrupting literature and degrading amusements lotter ies and other forms of gambling and in every wise way to promote the public The new organization will follow In general form the old Board of Temperance Prohibition and Public Morals operated by the Methodist Episcopal church or northern divi sion Two Men Killed in Kansas City Crash Kansas City May 2 men were killed early today when the car in which they were riding after z tour of night clubs turned over near the Blue river bridge on U S highway No 40 cutoff The dead are Henry H Battmer 34 owner of the Allied Sheet Metal Manufacturing company and Louis Rubin tavern operator The accident occurred at the same spot where two men died In an au accident March 27 Edward Ayers 26 who was riding with Battmer and Rubin was taken to a hospital The deaths of the two men ended a 35day record of no traffic fatal in Kansas City Report Quake May 2 Rev J S Joliat said an earthquake was recorded on John Carroll uni versity seismograph for 45 minutes today starting at a m Empo ria Father Joliat said the lo cation probably was somewhere be tween the City of Mexico and San Diego Calif Rose Plant Sale Two and ever blooming rose planta five for Sale starts Tuesday morning Riv Gardens phone Joon today Minimum Ust night Monday Maximum year ago Minimum year 78 60 degrees 84 degrees degrees 47 degrees TODAYS FORECAST Kansas Partly tonight and Wednesday not much turn Fair tonight and not much change In temperature Oklahoma Fair Slim Chance for Rain Predicted Unsettled and Continued Warm Is the Forecast Topeka May 2 weather would become more unsettled to night and Wednesday although nol much rain is in prospect for Kan sas S D Flora federal ist forecast GET SHOWERS IN WEST Western counties received light scattered showers during the past 24 hours and cloudiness prevailed there Tribune recorded the Inch precipitation Scott City had 03 inch Sublette 04 Goodland 01 and Syracuse and arden City 02 Mild temperatures would contin ue Flora said This near midsummer weather is drying the soil rapidly We could use he added Topeka had a temperature aver age of 10 degrees above normal ioi the past 24 hours hao 88tíegree high Monday The mercury was expected to climb not quite so high day to near 75 degrees generally after minimum ranges tonight ol 50 to 55 A low pressure area extending south into Kansas from North Da kota was causing the unsettled condition the meteorologist ex Keeps B and L Post Mny 3 W a Snip of Belleville Is the new supervisor of the State Building and Loan de He was to a ayear term by Gov was first appointed to the post February 1 to complete the term of L E Roush resigned E A Helps In Ratners Office Topeka May 3 Rep E A Briles of Stafford speaker of the house In the recent legislative ses sion is doing secretarial duty for Gov Payne Ratner Wes Roberts tho private secretary foil so far be hind with his work during tho past few weeks while job seekers crowd ed the reception room that ho was forced to quarters In or der to catch up Briles called in to take over Roberts desk for i few days Says If S Could Arm A Million Quickly Washington May a The War department has made plans to put men under arms with in three months In the event It should be ordered to mobilize for war Col J H Burns executive office to the assistant secretary of war giving this information to members of the chamber of commerce of the States today said an Initial fighting strength of men and airplanes was contemplat ed on entry Into any conflict Hans von Moltke German om to was not given any message to the Polish govern ment before Becks coming speech it was said authoritatively Snow Flurries In North Carolina Raleigh N May 2 weather man pulled a Corrigan in North Carolina today j On this second day of May which is normally a summerlike season in this part of the sunny south snow fell In various parts of eastern North Carolina In the wake of scat tered hail storms and the tempera ture went plummeting Burlington also had snow after a violent hail storm last night Some damage was done to flower gardens HSU fell in this vicinity moving to market was unhurt Wants Congress To Stop War Sen Johnson Opposes Proposal For Adjournment Washington May 2 pro posal by Senator Bankhead that congress adjourn June 15 brought quick demands in the sen ate today that legislators stay here to keep us out of Bankhead suggested that congres committees work during the congressional recess on the debate provoking issues of neutrality taxes and social security amendments CONNALLY JOINS ATTACK Senators Johnson and Connelly vigorously op posed the proposal saying congress should remain in Washington as long as there were any chance that the nation might become involved in war The consequences of a war to this country are such that I trem ble when I think of John son shouted to the senate If we once embark upon this mad adven ture this great government of ours will be gone gone The Johnson rais on Pago Eight He Almost Goes Through School In One Night The sunken garden and lighted fountain at the Teachers College were damaged to the extent of sev eral hundred dollars early this morning by a motorist who drove his car north on Commercial street failed to turn either way and ran through the gate up the sidewalk and into the garden The car also was badly damaged it was said No report was made to the police but Mayor Frank Lostutter said he was called early this morning to in the affair The Mayor said the motorist a man who had never been In trouble before agreed to pay all damages I never heard of the man the Mayor said but he must have been some driv er to have gone through that gate up the walk and Into the WALL IS WRECKED R G superintendent of buildings and grounds nt the Teachers College said he could make no estimate as to the cost of restoring the damaged property He said that all the wall around the pool was loosened by the cars im pact and that wall would have to be rebuilt Seven of the 20 sections of the Bedford limestone curved slabs used for seating purposes on top of the broken Mr Cremer said These stones may have to be shipped from Indiana The pool and fountain In the sunk en were constructed in 1934 with funds contributed by three graduation classes M L just good in surance 601 Commercial Phone 306 Dr Koo Appeals For World Peace Speaks 9 Times In Emporia on Chinese Situation An appeal for a new international order in which a structure would be built for peace instead of for war was urged Monday night by Dr T Z Koo of China In concluding his ninth Emporia address Dr Koo spoke in the Junior High school ex plaining briefly the situation in China before an audience that nearly filled the lower floor of the auditorium A collection taken at the conclusion of the address netted for China relief Dr Koo visited Emporia under the auspices of the Emporia Committee for Chinese Relief Distin was Introduced by Rev Claude G Large pastor of the First Christian church Prayer Was offered by Rev of the Second Presbyterian church SEEK AN EVEN Mr Large directed the collection for Chinese civilian relief which netted The Emporia Committee for Chi nese Relief wants 0 make this an even by Wednesday Mr Large said and I urge to take their contributions to The Gazette which has agreed to take Mr Large said that further op to aid the cause will be made in churches begin ning Sunday when envelopes re turnable May 15 would be ed to the various congregations THREE COURSES Nations today have three courses which they may Dr Koo said They can yield to force as some of iho smaller nations in Europe are doing they can meel force with force as China Is to do Continued on Kennamer Gets Parole Extension Oklahoma City May 2 Kennamer convicted Tulsa society gang slayer was granted a one month extension of his temporary parole by Gov Leon C Phillips today The Chief Executive explained that because of the press of state business additional time Is required in which to make a thorough and complete study of the case before taking final PAROLED BY MARLAND Kennamer was granted a B months parole by Former Gov E W Marland November 2 to per mit him to accompany his ailing mother to Arizona Mrs Kennamer died there about two months ago Young Kennamur son of Federal Judge Franklin E Kennamer of Tulsa remained at Phoenix work Ing for an oil company The young Tulsan had served about two years and nine months of n 25year sentence for ter In the slaying of John F Gor rell on Thanksgiving eve 1934 The Arizona board of pardons and paroles today advised Governor Phillips it was pleased with the conduct of young CONDUCT Governor Phillips recently asked Gov Boo Jones of Arizona to in form him of conduct while employed here in an oil com pany warehouse The board replied Members of our board have been in contact with this young man since his arrival in Phoenix and have been pleased with his con duct xxx This boy seems to be fully aware of the opportunity that has been granted to him and we believe he would sincerely appreciate an ex tension of his parole and that he will be willing to abide by any re placed upon the Beautiful Moderately priced personal gift for commencement Order now at Eckdall McCarty individually tailored tropical worsteds Mc phone 1490 Nazis Offer Slovaks as Ally Bait Germany Seeks To Wean Hungary From Alliance With Poland Berlin May 2 officials said that Slovakia dis cussed other matters ft 3day visit of two Hunga rian officials Premier Count and Foreign Minister Count Stephen The left Berlin today authorities refused to commit beyond thn that naturally was talked about mid what agreements If nny wore made to nominally independent Slo vakia more closely Inlo lino with Hungary probably will remain secret or some time HUNGARY WANTS AKEA Hungary hns coveted low under Gorman protection fol lowing the breakup last November of and Informed quarters discussed the possibility hat Hungary might get moro of It n return for closer with Germany On April 4 Hungary and signed a fixing their new rentier with Hungary netting title to most of the Slovak territory which Hungarian troops occupied In frontier warfare March 2325 and areas for a total of about 3BG square miles and n of MUNICH DEAL PROFIT As a sequel to the Munich con ference Hungary received miles with n population of approximately mostly from Slovakia A small port of the area lay In the easternmost section of former Chancellor Hitlers newspaper Beobachter meanwhile nn for what It called the shabby treatment ot nine Germans ordered expelled from Great Britain Warsaw press de manels for n Polish protectorate over the Free City of aroused Interest here and Hitler left for his mountain home near 6 mien HITLER WAITS Officials said the fuehrer engagements nt present with for statesmen nnd that lib would calmly await further developments at his Alpine retreat In his address last Fri day Hitler said he had suggested to the Folian government that Po land with Hungary and Germany guarantee the Independence of Slo vakia With this offer rejected po circles believed that Ger many could give Hungary more at tractive terms regarding Slovakia along economic lines If no other AWAIT COL BECKS SPEECH The impression was given by for eign office spokesmen that some of the questions between Hungary nnd Germany were left open until after Col Joseph Beck Polish for eign minister hns delivered his his speech on for eign policy before the Sejm par In Warsaw on Friday We have had our is up to thn other powers to make the next one spokesman said The German government he add ed know nothing regarding possible counter proposals by Colonel Beck regarding Danzig foreshadowed Monday by Count Polish ambassador to Washington REFUTES NAZI CLAIMS In New York Count de nied that Hitler had offered Poland a 25year guarantee for her borders and Slovak independence In return for German sovereignty over Dan zig nnd a German highway across the Polish corridor to East Prussia The envoy said tho German de mands were Inspired by a desire to rob Poland of her economic nnd political Independence and that Po land would never yield to Approximately manufactur ing plants already have accepted schedules of production showing what would be expected of them In time of war he disclosed Polish Press in Attack on Nazis Warsaw May 2 news papers bitterly accused Germany today of a longstanding intrigue aimed at building a wall to cut Poland from the sea Newspaper comment also indicat ed that Foreign Minister Joseph Beck in a speech Friday before the Scjm might categor ically reject demands for return of Danzig to the reich from its present free status and for an extraterritorial railway and road across the Polish corridor These proposals already had been countered by Polish suggestions which Adolf Hitler in his speech construed as a rejection Sources close to the foreign office said Beck In his speech would de mand extra guarantees for Polish rights In Danzig MAY ASK DANZIG RIGHTS Whether he so far as to subscribe to demands in the opposi tion press for a Polish protectorate over the free city was another matter The official Gazeta re counting desire for a path across the corridor recalled that In 1927 Alfred Rosenberg the present high theoretician of the nazi regime wrote that the main object of German policy was to re the existence of the Now the paper aniel ob vious policy WAS to Poland from It that thf of 1EKH which scrapped Inst week MI with results which proved Clci no real Intent Ion of be ing 11 Rood neighbor to Tho at my Polsku declared Germany hns done every thing invisible to linnn en circle her her isolate Wheat Rises 7 Cents in Week U S Loan Grain Goes on Market On the Upturn Chicago May J value of thu American Tanners was in per cent higher Hum a week ago tho rise in I he grit In market in almost n year sudden upturn op a few weeks prior In I hi start of 1B3Í harvesting answered traders prayers for business and offered a solution to the knotty problem of disposing of millions of bushels of wheat stored under KOV loans HIGHEST SINCE LAST Within n week blackboard quota tions on the Chicago Board ot Trade have been chalked up 7 cents to tho highest level early lust summer when the market was on Its way down from the 9year lop es In because of the first unfavorable crop reports of tho season from the winter wheat bolt harvesting may by tho etui of this month buying broadened sharply breathing new life Into the market and spreading smiles In Ihu wheat pit where deepest gloom hns prevailed for six months FAR SKA SONS LOWS Although price bulge has been at the expense of producers whoso grain may have bn cause of dry I her It has put val ues 7 to 15 cents above the 5year lows reached earlier In the season Heres the Cloun 1II3B39 Ano Muy 7574i 10V July 01 i September 153 The rise in wheat prices has ac companied a material Increase in commercial marketings Wheat which has been under government loans Is redeemed by farmers traders said and Is going Into trade channels The government lent oil bush els of an average price of about iner was quoted at 79Mi cents for No 2 hard or over the Chicago loan basis Tho September wheat price of 73 cents Is about n cent higher than the quotation for the corresponding de livery last luly when the loon basis was announced The turnover In grain futures here last week totaled bushels practically double that of the previous week The board of trades volume had been running the smallest on record Back to Capitol Tonight Hyde Park N May 2 President Roosevelt rested today from five days of entertaining royal visitors from Norway and Denmark and ordered his special train ready by late afternoon to return him to Washington The Chief Executive said farewell to Crown Prince and Prin cess of Denmark after a sec ond dinner in their honor at the Roosevelt home last night and the royal couple took a train for New York where today they were to op en Denmarks pavilion at the fair Crown Prince Olaf and Princess Martha of Norway Roosevelt guests Friday and Saturday performed a similar ceremony at the exposition Monday Henderson Approved For SEC Post Washington May 2 sen ate banking committee unanimously approved today the nomination of Leon to be a member of tho commission succeed ing William O Douglas Kahola Case Back To Court Both City and Gillioz Seek A Rehearing The Kaholn controversy between the City of and M E Gil lioz contractor who built the dam was back In the hands of the su preme court today following appli cations for rehearings by both the city and the contractor City were not familiar with Gillioz contentions in his application for a rehearing but the city asked for a rehearing on all court rulings which were unfavorable to the city and in addition asked for the court to rule specifically on the legality of paying members of the board of arbitration a day In a decision handed down early in April the supreme court ruled that Gillioz was entitled to about In additional payment hav ing eliminated one Item of more than in the award made by the board of arbitration A ruling by the court on the motions for re hearings probably will be made next week city officials believe We Insure against any thing Fred Scott Ins Agency Chamberlain Admits Soviet Deal Is Delayed Admission Cornea As Britain Moves To Oust More Undesirable Nazis London May 2 io conclude an wlln but we must what In Prime Min ister told the house 3 today In ft on Ions uvn init negotiations between London on some form of mutual pact Although I finite understand Hint Hiere be certain of over In of nn in is no want of Rood will on the iUli of the British ASKS WHY answer o tho opposition lender Cle ment 1Í who salt Is the minis tor awn re that many disturbed nt the slow is made In conversations and that they have nol folt Imt tho British ROV aro on as rapidly is Ihry Chamberlain replied Mutt I can not help it if people set that sort of idon mitt I hope that Mr Attlee nol do anything to It I run sum ho dues not want to make mischief between and this We aro carrying on discussions of a perfectly friendly character Many details have to bo considered and other governments have to be borne In MUSH TIGHT CONSCRIPTION The government meanwhile pro with the of con scription by tackling ques tions raised by Ireland and ordered tho expulsion of an unspecified number of undesirable German residents The foreign office sent to Berlin today it simple acknowledgement of the German note renouncing tho 1935 naval agreement between the two countries The noto was re last Friday simultaneously with Chancellor Hitlers speech The foreign office spokesman said the government will probably send Us observations In due course ad vising the German government that It hns no Intention In the near fu ture of negotiating a new Anglo Hitler suggested in his speech LIST NAZIS Thn homu disclosed it had sent to the German embassy n new of nazis living in Britain who were not wanted here because of their individual Some sources declared each per son in the had been communi with personally and ordered to leave the country within a fort night Tho development followed thn promise of Home Secretary Sir Samuel Honre April 6 that nazi ac In Britain would bo closely watched and tho announcement that steps were being taken against three members of nazi organizations In London DOCTOR ONE OUSTED It learned that these three members who already have left Britain were the head of the nazi party In the United Kingdom O G Karlowa his second in command E P and Fraulein Anna Joanna Wolf an official of a travel organization No details of the new list were known except that It included Dr Gottfried Rosel correspondent of the National of Essen a newspaper closely connected with Field Marshal Hermann Gonring Expulsion of Dr Rose was an Monday Hitlers newspaper Beobachter said the list contained nine names and hinted at German OUST THREE BRITONS Berlin countered tho first three expulsions by ordering three British business men who had been living in Germany for years to pack up and leave With quick enactment of sory military training forecast Prime Minister Chamberlain ar ranged to discuss details of the pos sible conscription of Ulstermen with Viscount Craigavon premier of northern Ireland At the same time J W Dulanty Irish high commissioner in London went to Dublin to discuss the ques tion with Prime Minister Eamon De NEW IRISH TENSION The strained position between Britain and Ireland arose from assertion that loyal ists of the six counties of northern Ireland still Joined to England would deeply resent any attempt to exclude them from conscription On the other hand De Valera has warned against conscription of Irishmen Sir OLaughlin spokes man for the nationalists of northern Ireland said we will by every means in our power and If necessary by physical force resist any attempt to enforce conscription on the six The conscription authorizes King George to apply tho act to northern Ireland It was believed a compromize would bfi worked out however by an understanding that it would not be applied there through an order in council except in an actual emer gency and Jimmy good names for tires See them at Motor Tune In Frl p Bales Cut Rate 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