Hutchinson News (Newspaper) - September 17, 1938, Hutchinson, Kansas REPAIR It's time to go fall repair Why not let on Inexpensive hunl more Jobs while you are busy doing Phono 4400-ask for an The Hutchinson News Single Price Outside VOL SEPTEMBER 17, 1938. 66 Big Wild West Show Launches The 1938 Fair Ideal Setting Is Given For First Program All Fair Phases Speeded Up With Judging Earlier The greatest crowd that attended a Slate Fair on a Satur equal to almost any week day of fair thronged the grounds today for the opening of the 1038 The rodeo was the main tion this the first contests In riding and other competitions being The contests will continue under the glare of brilliant flood lights in front of the grand stand to and to be carried on again tomorrow afternoon and More than 100 outstanding ropers and other rodeo performers of America are here to compete in these Start Judging Tomorrow With the tempo of the entire state fair speeded and swinging into action earlier than judging also will start Judges will begin placing awards in the Domestic Science and Home Economics departments as well as in Four-H club The Junior show will be held with judging starting the first thing In the Rand To Play Lieut. L. and his Pennsylvania National Guard field artillery band from official band at the state fair again this will arrive tonight will give two concerts at the fair at 2 o'clock and 7:30 p. each preceding the rodeo It's Greatest The State Fair of 1938 Is beyond question greatest Dr. O. O. of long a member of the state board of and president of the Kansas Farm declared after an inspection trip over the farm machinery show and highway equipment display is undoubtedly one of the most gigantic ever shown Dr Wolf special interest to farmers are the tillage irrigation plants and great exhibit of harvesting Here are acres of machinery being livestock show is a And the farm crops show inl Agricultural Hall Is the best dis ' play of Kansas products seen in It's a great It's something of which all Kansas may well be Among Early Guests Interested spectators at the fair grounds last watching the action in Agricultural included George of D. western director of Die federal AAA H state director of the extension L. C. assistant director of and L. L. director of publicity at Kansas State the state remarked a front window display of agricultural 4-11 Club Camp H. state director of 4-H declared today the Fair Officers E. E. president S. M. secretary 6, Column 6, State Fair Program Tonight 7:30 p. grand 8:00 p. In front of grand Four-H club encampment 4-H Blate Vocational Agriculture camp Tent Junior Cut Flower Agricultural 2:0(1 p. Cervona Military Pa. 2:30 p. before grand 7:30 p. Cervona 8:00 p. In front of grant Monday Free School 9:45 a. Btock Judging 10:30 a. jv Entertainment program for grand Free to 11:00 a. Machinery Vocational 1:00 p. Cervona Military 3:00 p. In front of grand 7.30 p Cervona Military 8:00 p. performance of Fair grand 9:00 p. Last Purge Vote Tuesday O'Connor Willi Brand Of While House Hale Seeks Re-election Washington The candidates for four senate and 87 house scats remain to be chosen at primaries and conventions in six states this New York winds up the procession on the last days of the At that Republican and Democratic conventions will pick the candidates for two senate Next busiest of the remaining primary candidates for 84 of the house and two of the senate seats will be National interest will center on the outcome of the fight of Rep. John J. O'Connor of New one of the four Democrats marked by President Roosevelt for political The other three - Senators George of Smith of South Carolina and Tydings of Maryland through Fay Opposes O'Connor who drew the administration's fire when he led the successful house fight against the reorganization is opposed by James H. New Jersey and Wisconsin also hold their primaries the latter two selecting candidates for two senate now held by as well as filling their house Of the 84 house seats for which nominations will be made that 42 now are held by 34 by seven by and one is After the New York it will be Democrat against 6, Column 4, Weather fair tonight and Sunday except showers this afternoon or night in extreme somewhat cooler Intercepted SEC. S. M. MITCHELL KANSAS STATE FAIR CITY Dear Either but is it or Perfect weather greeted the state fair opening The sun shone in a cloudless The temperature was with a fall tang in the A week-end of late summer was promised the entire state by S. D. federal meteorologist at Today's minimum temperature in Hutchinson was 52 slightly higher than Maximum yesterday was 73. The mercury rose higher today and was approaching 80 at Temperatures By s. U.S. 1 p. Minimum A year ago 55. 75; Dishes May Be Used At Fair Grounds Eating Stands Get Temporary Order Against Board As a result of a district court action brought by a group of Hutchinson churches and the state board of health today was partially restrained from enforcing Its paper plate edict for state fair food and drink The temporary injunction granted by District Judge J. G. Somers applies to concessions operated by plaintiffs in the court action and to Ihe 4-H club As the matter the health inspectors apparently may require other sellers of food and drink on the lair grounds to use paper service The state board had ordered that foods and drinks fairs and must be served in paper The only tion applies to forks and which must be washed in soapy water and then boiled five To Stand For Week While the restraining order granted today is classed as it apparently is permanent so far as the 1038 state fair is Judge Somers said he does not expect to hear arguments as to a permanent injunction until after the It happens that all plaintiffs in the action brought today operate their concessions in permanent The court that the equipment for keeping dishes sanitary rather than the type of structure is the Important Protect Investment in the injunction ac tion declare they have at great expense acquired large numbers of dishes and glasses and installed expensive equipment and plumbing for the purpose of keeping the dishes and glasses clean and This equipment would be useless if the regulation is the petition sets and the plaintiffs would be deprived of their property and rights without due process of The action is brought by the First Congregational church of Beulah Beck et doing business as The a voluntary Theresa's Catholic Floyd First United Brethren L. L. Hadley Methodist Bert D. Fred and Herman The concessionaires attack the paper plate regulation on grounds that it is void because the state board has no authority to make such a an unreasonable and impracticable and because it discriminates against those who sell foods and drinks at fairs or It is argued that such concession operators may have better equipment for keeping their plates and glasses clean than competing establishments not on fair or Paper Plates Catch Dust The plaintiffs that paper plates and cups may collect dust and are not as sanitary as clean glasses or ordinary They say that a substantial 6, Column 7, Too Many Passes Santa straight passes In a dice game landed Arthur 38, Kansas City card in jail today on - a vagrancy Dennis was rescued from a crowd of angry American Legionnaires who had taken part in the dice game on the Ocean Park The attending their state convention threw Dennis oft the pier into the sand and were seeking to mob sheriff's deputies who rescued him The Legionnaires claimed the dice were A companion of Dennis escaped with the French Statesmen Summoned To London For a Conference Six Drown In Car Accident Plunges Into Wisconsin River Largest Oil Producer For South Kansas New Cowley Well Good For Nearly 6,000 Barrels Winfield as the year's largest well in Kansas was reported today for the No. 5 Wilson of Frost and Wichita an Arbuckle lime producer in the weathered pool of Cowley for 5,084 barrels The well made 1050.24 barrels of oil from a total depth of 3,226',5 feet in the Arbuckle in the period of the state and 094.02 barrels in the last The oil was of 38 operators The in the of 33-31-3e, about 7 miles northwest of topped the Arbuckle at 3,205 feet it was treated with 1,000 gallons of then deepened for the test. It is the third 5,000-barrol well completed in the state this Others were the No. 2 Krey of Pure Oil 5,285-barrcl producer in the Zenith pool of Stafford and the No. 3 Wis. car plunged into the Manitowoc river last night and brought death to a pair of a father and three of his ten The Louis Vande 42, compositor on the Manitowoc 8, Donald 5, and Joan Vande 7. Martin 31, and his wife Helen Vande 22, married last Aug. 13. Officials said the family driven by failed to negotiate a curve and plunged 15 feet over the railing on the 21st street viaduct into 12 feet of The bodies half an hour two groups were homeward bound after an evening Mrs. Vande Castle and her seven other children were at 6. Column 5 Long Prison Term Faced Smiddy After Guilty Plea To Three Bluford Arlington bank robbery and escaper last July 5 from the state entered pleas of guilty in district court today to three charges and received penitentiary sentences ranging as high as 10 to 30 years under the habitual criminal act. sentences were dou bled because of the one prior Similar treatment recently was accorded Floyd E. Robert and Ralph two others of the quintet got life under the habitual law because of two prior The fifth Clarence H. is a holdout refusing to plead He probably Be tried at the court term beginning next Smiddy got 2 to 10 years for breaking 10 to 30 for auto and 2 to 10 for felonious i sault upon Harold The terms will run all got the same dose was the only comment of District Judge J. G. Somers in Smiddy had to say except He exhibited no Smiddy was recaptured in California and returned here two weeks The others had been caught End Believed Near For Publisher lola F. publisher and former who is critically lapsed into a coma today and his F. said that while death might be expected at any Mr. Scott might linger for several Mr. who is 78, became critically ill recently after suffering from high blood pressure and Surprise Packages who purchase canned food which has been stored in the basement of Jorstad grocery store will have to take sporting During the recent heavy labels were soaked off the and now knows exactly what's in President to Stay At Desk Cancels Engagement At Chattanooga - President Roosevelt cancelled today a speaking engagement at next Tuesday in order to remain here in- close touch will the delicate international Stephen White House told reporters the chief executive also has given Secretary Hull and other slate department officials the right-of-way into his office at any As further indication of the close watch Washington is keeping on Secretary of War Woodring cancelled his plans to attend the American Legion national convention in Los The reason Woodring gave was of government State department chiefs now are coming and going at the White House as they keeping the president advised regarding latest international The chief executive had been scheduled to speak at a celebration commemorating the battle i of near he cancelled a scheduled appearance at N. today also on account of the foreign Informed officials that the president's scries of conferences on the troubled international situation have clarified the administration's ideas as to the possible effect on the United States of a European Sudetens Are Exhorted to Remain Calm Leader Says To Pin Faith On German Dictator Prague Su deten appealed today to the German minority to be patient as Czechoslovak authorities prepared for possible disorders when Sudeten German communities realize their chief political party has been gendarmes and troops received special instructions for preserving order in Sudetenland as floor leader of the dissolved Sudeten German issued a proclamation exhorting Germans to until Reichs fuehrer Hitler and British Prime Minister Chamberlain ended fateful Kundt Replaces Sudeten German circles said Kundt had become virtual lead er of the minority after Konrad Wilhelm ami other leaders fled to As a he has parliamentary political pressure of short-sighted elements which even now have not comprehended with what far-reaching decisions Europe is faced in this seriously critical his proclamation government has deemed it expedient to liquidate the activity of the people's political organization of Sudeten steps in tune with I tell you in my capacity of leader of your parliamentary not let yourselves be confused by this party Remain inwardly what you always were and wait until Adolf Hitler and Chamberlain have ended their fateful or not parties and organizations continue to exist is no longer decisive What is decisive for us is solely the future of Sudeten and our Until this fale has been decided remain keep iron be with Czechs Patrol Roads Czech troops armed with rifles and bayonets continued to patrol streets and roads leading into the 16 Sudeten districts under Police seized all documents in the Sudeten German party regional headquarters at near the German Paper also were confiscated in the Hotel Welce in Prague police were ordered to occupy all rooms and quarters of the The Czech government ordered the establishment of a ministry of propaganda with Hugo former minister to in Police were instructed to seize all radio apparatus used for Sudetens Called Upon to Form Free Corps to Fight the Czechs 6, Column 8, Los Mayor Ousted Judge Named Mayor In Reform Move Los Angeles - Supc or Judge Fletcher Bowron was elevated today to mayor of Los Angeles by a plurality of more than 100.000 votes over Mayor Frank L. target of reform groups in yesterday's recall Complete returns from the city's 2,516 precincts 232,686; 122,-196; Alonzo 4,027: Lalbert F. 2,672. With approximately 45 per cent of the 818.989 registered voters casting the count for the recall of Mayor Shaw 235,395; 128,727. Shaw's recall was the first of a series of attempts since 1909 to unseat Los Angeles mayors to meet with It climaxed a campaign led by Clifford cafeteria who charged that vice and crime were permitted to flourish under the Shaw Clinton tried unsuccessfully to defeat Shaw in the regular election last Shaw was chosen mayor in 1933, and reelected in 1937. Berlin Henlein today proclaimed that his Sudeten German followers were to arms and organizing a free along the The proclamation spoke to of thousands of fellow who were to Czechoslovakia into Germany order to escape losing their lives or being taken away as defenseless lias Hitler Sanction Because the free corps will be formed on the German side of the frontier it was obvious that action must have been approved by Adolph The corps will be composed men trained in Ihe Czechoslovak army who fled across the border and became They are to be armed and organized against the day when they may be commanded to rush across the German lines operating on the Elbe both passenger and announced that they have ceased crossing the border into This announcement came almost simultaneously with His order for formation of the was issued under an Whereabouts of sought by Czechoslovak authorities on a charge of treason since his proclamation calling for union with Germany was not His party has been outlawed by the Czechoslovak The proclamation accused President Eduard Benes of Czechoslovakia of turning loose upon Sudeten Germans Czech and said that in forming the the Sudetens for ourselves emergency rights which nations have taken at all Into Germany the Czechoslovak Germans continued to pour into Germany today despite strict vigilance of Czechoslovak border Latest official figures placed number at 20,000. Border guards kept the otherwise dark territory lighted last night by firing flares into the sky so they could see fleeing Roads switching from the main road into Czechoslovakia are heavily barricaded with steel rails sunk into concrete about a foot apart and six lines making it impossible for any vehicle or pedestrian to pass New York to Protect Food Strike of Truckers Ties Up Shipments From New Jersey New York Mayor Newbold Morris said today emergency action would be taken to insure the of foodstuffs into the city as a strike of insurgent truckmen halted hundreds of New Jersey trucks bringing food supplies through the Holland Strike leaders insisted all perishable foods were permitted to pass the picket Abe chairman of rank and file had said that only food destined for orphan asylums and persons on relief would be allowed to enter the Stopped at Entrance At least 100 large loaded with supplies from the New Jersey farms a large portion of New York's fresh Iwere parked near the tunnel at 10 a. m. Hundreds of others returned to New Few drivers of incoming trucks to join the got a little holiday over strike pickets told the incoming we'd like to you pull over and come in with himself a truck contended the strike was 100 per cent with 13,000 men striking out of 15,000 men in the three union locals will tic up all with the exception of relief and food trucks and those carrying hospital he Not Outlaw Strike Klein said the strike was with the policy of William president of the American Federation of are not fighting our executive he countering statements by union officials that the strike was are in complete The strike developed two days jago over the union's demands for a 5-day, 40-hour week with a basic pay of a week remaining The men now work 47 Good For Evil paid a fine when Highway Patrolman Raymond Reuss arrested his truck driver for a traffic Howard encountered a patrol car stalled on the highway with a flat He obligingly loaned a The driver was Patrolman Is Five Up At Point Oakmont Country Pa. Willie of New playing a cession of the most spectacular trap shots ever witnessed over bunkered took a commanding 5-up lead over Pat Hollywood half way in their 36-hole duel for the national amateur golf championship 23-year-old of the famed Turnesa golfing had a merry ride for life as he scrambled in and out of the treacherous traps but in most cases he came out to win the hole from the gaunt who shot away his few chances by missing On the 17th Abbott made perhaps the greatest shot of the week -a 7-iron that sailed 100 yards from a very deep trap to 2 feet of the But he missed the putt and got only a though he visited 11 was 74, only 2 over par on a course where par has been licked only twice during the week's Abbott's medal was 79. Abbott won only the second and 14th holes and had to to cet Fear Mongers Hit By FDR Delivers Constitution Speech From Distance Due to World Unrest - President Roosevelt criticized today professional of 1938." Speaking by radio from the oval room at the White House in connection with a constitution observance at N. the chief executive asserted that patrons of ghosts and of thu nations early history would have little to learn from present-day Mr. Roosevelt declared that to become workable instrument of the constitution needed men in every succeeding generation to administer it who were great as the men whu wrote Make It Workable the greatest of the president said with reference to those who have administered the been the men who have sought to make the constitution workable in the face of the new problems and conditions that have the nation from year to the greatest of them have been those who have not It will not it cannot be it must be but rather those who have applied to the constitution of the United States the spirit of faith and which has come down to us from the convention which met here in the summer of 1783." The chief executive devoted most of his brief address to a review of the ratification ot the by New York state convention at His only reference lo world affairs is with deep personal disappointment that I find the affairs of the world such that I cannot be with my neighbors in Poughkeepsie 14, On A Long Trip Finally Wed After Many False Starts Pa. Alice Jenkins and gham Henry the 28-1 ] year-old farm hand she wed after | | three packed up for a long ride in I When it's they'll return to the farm of Alice's where her and start The accompanied by a wedding party of photographers and curious set out from the farm last night and traveled one office to another before found one who would marry Two refused because of the of the dark-haired sixth j grade schoolgirl i Alice's Mr. and Mrs. James Jenkins approved thel The county court also sanctioned it. Mrs. herself wed at 16. us southerners marry Joint Action By Two Great Powers Seen Parleys Likely Tomorrow At No. 10 Downing London full cabinet Raced the stark tacts ot peace or war loay in more than five hours of consultation with Prime Minister and placed her reliance in a swiftly called Sunday meeting of the British and French Premier and Foreign Minister Georges Bonnet were called urgently to London from Paris to join in the final decisions which Chamberlain will take back to determined Adolf Hitler In The Two Proposals There arc the hard alternatives Chamberlain and t. Shall Hitler in one form or another annex the Sudeten lands of Czechoslovakia and perhaps the economic and political destinies of that unhappy democracy in an extension of Germany's power in central 2. Can a formula be found lo give the German Fuehrer thee things and still guarantee an honorable existence of Ihe state of the Czechs and Slovaks acceptable lo the bold and desperate Prague Keep V. S. In Touch Through the United States Ambassador Joseph Prime Minister Chamberlain moved quickly to tell Washington what he had and Bonnet will arrive in London Sunday morning by Their meeting with Chamberlain and other key ministers the British cabinet was set for 11 a. m. After their two ending after 5 o'clock this members of the British cabinet gave no Indication when they would meet again but another session tonight was thought Even before the cabinet sessions had the Italian ambassador conferred with officials at the foreign Two Cabinet Sessions The joint consultations were projected as the British cabinet met in its second session today to work out the government's policy in the quarrel which threatened to send Europe into the The cabinet meeting ended when the cabinet ministers began leaving No. 10 Downing Street around 5:40 p. m. after two sessions lasting a total ot more than five The invitation to and Bonnet was believed by observers to foreshadow decisive Anglo-French action in the face of Hitler's aggressive stand against the Czechoslovak government in Its dispute with the Sudeten German To Demand Settlement Mussolini is expected by Fascists to voice demands for a sweeping settlement jof the Czechoslovak crisis in n speech at Trieste preparations have been made for world of the address on the occasion of his long-awaited visit lo the former Austrian port. Death In Collision 24 i of was killed near early today in the collision of and a truck driven by Willis i of Junction i What Is Your News I. Q By Ths AP Each question 20. each of a 10. A score of is 80 Answers on Page 00. 1. Identify this queen who has ruled longer than any other living 2. How many 10-goal polo players are there in the Who arc 3. Where Is What is its national 4. What American Cardinal of the Roman Catholic church How many Cardinals are left In the V. 5. What U. S. labor leader addressed 50,000 Mexican workers In a bull Answers on fate 4
