Fayetteville Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - October 14, 1933, Fayetteville, Arkansas THE Fair and somewhat warmer Saturday night Sunday ly cloudy Temperatures low 49 high 70 Saturday LEASED WIRE NEWS SERVICE OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS VOLUME 38 NUMBER 280 October 4 mi lOUKU II IP GERMANY TO WITHDRAW FROM LEAGUE President Scores Imperialistic WORLD PEACE THREAT GIVEN BY MINORITY Says Constant Education Need of Hour to Bring It Into Line Loan and Interest Paid Over 35 Yrs TALKS TO WOMEN Tor Restoration Of Schools To The Depression Standard Oct with imperialistic desires for expansion and domination to- day were viewed by President as the modern threats to world peace It seems clear to he said that it is only through constant Education the stressing of the of that those who still seek imperialism tan he in line with the ity Those statements were made by Mr Roosevelt in an address from the House last night tu the third annual women's conference on current problems meeting in New York Ho complete lack a national desire for expansion x x x makes the rest of the world begin to under- stand that the United States is opposed to war He I will go one step further in saying that the very of the inhabitants of the world feel the same as we do about territorial expansion or ting rich or powerful al the ex- pense of their neighbors It is of such people in the world ns slill have imperialistic desires for expansion and domination in their minds or in their hearts that threats world peace lie The economic depression has left its serious mark x x x on the verv lives of many hundreds of thousands of children who arc tined to become our future he said for Education While he emphasized the im- portance of cutting local costs by good business and the elimination of the wrong kind of he said the schools must be ed to their tional level The quality of our in almost staite of which I have knowledge call be definitely and distinctly raised 229 BOOSTERS TO BAYLOR GAME Chicago Oct goes back to that day in 1808 when Gustave C of Chicago rode with the 1st Illinois Cavalry to the Spanish American war companied as far as Springfield by George Graham Hi Young Graham wished to en- list but there was a delay and Prick lout him to go homo and father up his belongings From that until lay before day heard no more from Graham Then came a check for from Washington D C from Graham He explained that the was to repay the oan with interest and that he had just been able to find his war time benefactor through a cago directory Graham added that he didn't go ARTIE COTHAM FATALLY HURT ON UA SPECIAL to war wouldn't him Ills MANY EVENTS CROWD N LA TURNING POINT Recovery Unit Must Take Several Decisions Revisions Planned Crushed Beneath Wheels Of Train At RIP LEY NOTIFIED Youth Was Planning and From Visit to Oct beneath wheels of the WILL ROGERS r Official Rating City Hospital US Surgeons I ARKANSAS 6 Signs A to n to special train Artie otham son of former Circuit Judge Calvin T of Hot Springs died a few moments er he wiu placed on the operating table ot Faulkner county hospital today a1 sophomore was one of several hundred of Arkansas students and ball fans to the j hat the City Hospital here ha's won the j official approval tlie j College of news in newspapers last j Monday Tile local n an I A-l fifth ive year the f which Uevelly Hills Calif Oct j must tie terribly discouraging to Mr It after months t hard work to try to net people to Uame i job to have em strike the ute they net it It looks like all these hed groups instead un ami lay complaints witli proviso if it's in their they extra hack Labor has of tu know h in sympathy with mid that -u a in j After Open j With 6 Point Lead 1 SEE GAME at mi I of TODAY HE'S QUITTING Dissolves The Reichstag State Parliaments Leaves Conference 12 the tal is providing an for patient Students and People Attending tration they will get a square Help your company to start ing some money and when they will sec that you get Two hundred and 2D students and townspeople left on the special train for Little Rock Tor the game and more went in cars The special will return row arriving here at around p.m Many local people who went by automobile will return tonight er game while others will re- main in Little Rock until Sunday or Sunday night FELLOWSHIP FEDERAL HANK CREDIT DISCUSSED Washington Oct President Roosevelt today ed in three New York bankers and Jesse II Jones chairman of the reconstruction tion for further discussion of his plans a federal bonk or corporation to loosen up its in closed banks was expected the plan would be ready for ment some time next week football game at Little Rock body When the train reached here the students left it to walk about on the platform In the rush to hoard he train as it left Gotham fell or was pushed underneath the rear coach the wheels both his leys Not in School This Year Dean G E wa's notified of the death of Artie Cotham by a wire from S Gregson Of the who companied the student special to Little Hock Mr Cotham was not registered in school this semester but had been visiting here for the past two weeks a check-up revealed He wa's arranging to take work by correspondence ami ned to enter school the second semester it was said He was a freshman last year j in the college of arts and and stayed at Hill Hall men's last year He was an S If labor would while their case is beine I cd instead of striking they would i have the gratitude of our dent and sympathy of TIME IS PAST FOR GLOSSING SAYS SIR SIMON Yours to i Sums Up the Disarmament Discussions Talks Plainly At Geneva and left the score standing 7 Arkansas li at the end of the first hall of the here Inlay Helmut Minister of War Aiaki declared at Tokyo Japan no intention f to war the and London pondered Archbishop of that blame for temper of Herman people with di armament 10 Main's a i of Nations pies of an Withdrawal Effective Two Years From Now Immediately A guay i lint l -i A E pledge FILED TODAY By JAMES COPE Associated Press Staff Writer Washington Oct swift brought NHA to a new turning point at which its influence ami succession of events this week I Y'S WTI T future course appear to depend w largely upon impending decisions of its leaders and the outcome of the re-employment census under way today all over the nation The recovery unit was faced with having to make good its claim that removal of the blue eagle done now in a few instances would be rific punishment even economic death to chiselers or risk collapse of the whole voluntary movement for higher wages nnd more jobs many Bryan Is Made Executor House and to Webb Many Other Requests M John Simmi of told the committee of the world disarmament today that the time hud by id optimistic Summing up the stains of armament discussions to date declared lie wished tu a friendly of hut fdl that he speak plainly and A of ment en tared into anil loyally out would I believe hi of the greatest value to the he said but 1 am equally Hear that nothing is gained by in- terminable discussions do not the essential matters on which differences may still exist Kir John pointed out the rent unsettled of Europe as CROWLEY HELD WITHOUT BOND Baptist Tabernacle Head Heard on Murder Charge At Jonesboro Today Jonesboro Ark Oct The Rev S Baptist minister and pastor of the local Baptist Tabernacle was ordered held for grand jury action out bond at a preliminary ing today on a first degree der charge for the slaying of 1 fw llu draft of the nf convention so that trie nf Johnson rumb Line rouc Rock at took a six point lead over Huylor early in the I on field lie re I when aplain Red Johnson a behind Knal line for a touchdown The was nn Baylor's first play when Williams fumbled following Murphy's punt er was substituted for to make the kick hut the missed Tin ball was kept in Baylor's territory during the entire first quarter in the first quarter Arkansas for Ka- for Lake fur Johnson imd C Jordan for ser Baylor for Clem and Kroner Stringer of that I in Oran By LOUIS LOCHNER lei II one uf boldest strokes of ial taken since his of Chancellor Adolf Hitler today served on the of will withdraw wo hence and on pie that I hi Heidi no longer finds it i bit to continue its u i to the world behind foreign policy HITLER MAKES TALK TO WORLD ASSAILS TREATY The will of H D Tovey was filed here today in probate court Lyle Bryan is made executor to do with the estate as he deems best after Hugh S Johnson and his aides in- tended to make certain there be no public apathy toward this enforcement anil action was due A public pronouncement and for- mal decision on the minimum price control provisions of the retail codes arc slated for drastic revision and elimination of was faced here a real dilemma A volume of farm sentiment hostile to NRA as the promoter of the fortunes of in- and commercial workers und higher coste for the farmer has been reported to him as being con- against the j with the idea these will increase spread between at which all debts are paid Largest single bequest is the home and willed to Wilfred Webb Mr Tovey's companion for several years and who he fies is to finish his education An insurance policy of goes to Iho estate Remainder of Mr Tovey's sessions are left in small to a large number of friends and bis niece Tovey among those mentioned The will was dated July J and was witnessed by Stice and II 0 Wantuck W janitor of the Jonesboro Tabernacle With police and sheriff's forces guarding the city hall and all spectators barred from the court room Crowley was returned hefe from Newport where he has been held in jail since he was rushed out of the after the last Tuesday The killing ed two months of factional strife at the tabernacle centering around a dispute between and the Joe evangelist over the pastorate The order barring tion is clearly A scheme i CHEST REQUESTS EARLY PAYMENT About are the game with Governor in the box seats The game SH being played under a brightly shining sun on a dry and fast field Arkansas band with the i sas and sponsors and I with and Rootin paraded on the field before of the game Slilz Hays Arkansas end is serving as ON KUOA OFF AIR FOR PRESENT made Community secretary the courtroom was a cautionary measure the feeling over ing and Uie it in a statement after Crowley phot him in fill i said she hope to clear up drive She that those j not completed payments from i on their pledges sec her or mail her a check With just a left in pledges and Miss Oilier believes a be paid before u I'd New Slation On Studios Same Says Germany Destroyed Armaments In Good Faith Betrayed When KUOA off the air this al it will remain to the resident von the dissolution of the the utate and Met new Reichstag Nov 12 The balloting BO thut a vote for Nazi menihera will tit the same timo moun an of the course Notice A ed out thut Germany's resignation from the can become tive only two years hence The covenant of the League so Until the spokesman said much can Concerning Germany's to continue the arms parley the This does not mean in leant however that Germany will turn to proposals for real pence On the contrary she will welcome every suggestion Equality Demanded The chancellor's appeal was by a declaration of the en- tire government to the Herman people in which it was emphasized Germany waj most anxious to overcome the war psychosis This the government tion suid should be on a basis of German equality and through the conclusion of continental pacts to safeguard Eu- for a long term serVe her economic welfare and pate in cultural Oct Adolf Hitler In un address to the world tonight assailed Treaty of Versailles and attain re- iterated the conviction of the man people that they are guiltless of Tor the War Discussing the close of the Great War when the German people in trustful faith and in the ance of President Wilson's teen points lowered their arms the chancelor The people could rightly have expected thai from this greatest war a lesson would he drawn of how small were the chances of possible gain in proportion to the magnitude of the sacrifice When Germany was compelled to destroy her to enable a world ament uncounted millions 1 to be an evidence that H struction Kaeh i The pastor however claimed iho h been asked It defense asserting the janitor shot for new board at him first members and the board to house er the station will The political leadership of the nation at that time however wa- the hands of men spiritually victor improved by change I in llu f th German people be amone the should al Geneva Geneva Oct 14 report received here today that Germany had decided to withdraw from the disarmament conference and also NEXT WEDNESDAY A fellowship shupper will be held at First Christian church day evening followed by the in the main auditorium of the temperance play Who Killed j Earl j PAGE RAIL RATE CUT TO AID OZARKS FACULTY CLUB HAS PROGRAM -T DENNIS HERE SUNDAY i Second week of the Benton ty term of chancery court will open Monday Chancelor Lee Seamster yesterday afternoon re- cessed the term over Saturday Western Also Down In New Schedules Effective Soon Springfield Mo Oct part the Frisco dream ot operating on a competitive two violin j with truck yesterday slate public i 000 order in I by OK MUSIC The Faculty public schools met in October sion this week at the school with the school and the office force in charge of the Elizabeth a report on tlu convention nomics Association Child f the past president of the and tional Education Association and j hoid he of a Brad Walker gave a on a in th M recent address of the president of North Association j of and I Miss Anderson 1 rightly that for reason I nine agencies and 1 T last year were l i Thursday Pr T Dennis field I for American j 1 O INVITE SINGERS GEO W BROOKS BURIED TODAY planned ro for Berlin this but rather maintain r hatred 200 CCC BOYS North Dakota Company Is Being Transferred To Devil's Den i carriers on I shipments were standardized and freight was i fruit in both Missouri and Arkansas will fit from the order which will be effective Jan I TO BE SERMON The of Music will the sermon theme the First Christian church next Sunday by Rev Kennedy when a set of tbo firs v An for made and II by a local wa- no Twelve prints of re- afe be hymn j Western Hates Down j Chicago Oct 1 railroad fares already slashed by l the Western tion sriven another i when it was announced that j after Dec 1 the to fornia round trip with Sunday nich Mr Kennedy i month would use 12 in 1 be 14 to and Holman of a a mile late would in his -ei inon on he in effect on Western latched The room will 1 trio and 10 day trips At the darkened an i light focused time Southwestern t ture He other were cent the -am at Dennis will speak in t Hall if of al III and in the Wall Street Not Over New Yoik Oct U Street received the news of proposed withdrawal from the League with interest but the CONTINUED THREE THE WEATHER Fair and what warmer to- n i Kh Sunday partly cloudy will be for i aie expected heie the I sit a n they are here the Ark M il men held up the I and Oct somewhat er tonight lay partly cloudy L o u i s i a n Partly cloudy to- and Sunday warmer in northwest tonight Oklahoma cloudy to and Sunday Last I cal in interior tonight warmer in northeast tonight Outlook for Week Oct Central and Kast y and somewhat un- and prnbabiy showers in of district early he j part of warm lie 7 would J followed by cooler about vf No tropical disturbance -i camp is this date
