Oakland Tribune (Newspaper) - January 20, 1941, Oakland, California WEATHER OAKLAND AND viable Maximum M I Minimum List 24 hours .SO I Lift t to dale 1130 I Normal Tun U.S. Mif II EXCLUSIVE ASSOCIATED PRESS WIREPHOTO UNITED PRESS H O EDITION VOL NO. 20 Sc DAILY D JANUARY 20, 1941 lOc SUNDAY 26 PAGES Duce Hatch New War Moves Ace Generals Give Dictators Advice At Secret Parley tsy r. in Jan. questions were reported by in- formed quarters to have occupied the first part of a meeting today between Adolf ard Benito Mussolini in it was the Axis tains reached complete accord on Field chief of the Nazi high com- and a hich Italian officer available for advice on merous technical in- formed Nazis The part of the they was concerned vith diplomatic questions in which German Foreign Minister Joachim von and Italian For- eign Minister Cinno BONDS TIGHTENED A German official news communique Fuehrer and II on the occasion of their meeting in the presence of the foreign ters of the had an extensive conversation concerning the came off in the spirit of the heartfelt friendship between the two chiefs and of the close alliance existing be- tween the German and Italian resulted in complete accord ns recards the views of both con all of ere not If military advisers were present during any part ot the the communique failed to that fact From this It would seem the dis- cussions were principally political rather than although must be remembered that Fuehrer and It Duce are of their respective forces and have assumed full tary responsibility for the conduct of their navies and air forces SURPRISES What surprised most the insistence of the at pm lhat Hitler and Mussolini had when only hours lalor the cial information was divulged to effect that both lenders had the situation The official communique to the time place of the Democracy Can't U.S. Will Never Retreat r es At Inauguration F. D. R. SWORN IN AT THIRTY-EIGHTH INAUGURAL President Takes Oath of Office Capitol Throngs Roar Cheers as Head Of State Is Sworn in by Chief Garner Conducts Wallace Ceremonial Tlir text nf the President's Inaugural address be found un pace f. of pictures pace 8. Other news of pates 7 and 9. 11 y the Associated 1'rrss Jan. D. taking his third presidential oath beneath the Capitol's proclaimed to Americans today that our strong purpose is to protect and perpetuate the integrity of Before a shivering crowd estimated by Capitol police at more than 75.000, the President stood beside Will Go Perpetuate Two Convicted In Flag Tearing Sentence of Sailors Delayed Pending Action by Navy Two U.S. Navy was not held in Berlin This was the fifth official meeting of the German and Italian German consulate's Nazi flag precipitated an International dent were of malicious oi me aim durins the They met for the m San Francsco Municipal first time March 18. 1940. at The next time was for Judge Peter J. hours in Munich on June 18. I told Harold 19. and of 20 Tile two had pleaded meeting endued October 4 I not but testified about 19-10. followed by a confab in the flag delayed sentence until Thursday and gave the two into Navy custody to await He mentioned the possibility of a suspended sentence in view of the Navy's announcement that it also would investigate the matter October 28 TREND STUDIED As the two Axis always discuss matters in detail and from the broadest viewpoint it may also be taken for that their survey included President Roosevelt's menage to Congress and Secretary of State Hull's deposition before the and punish the Comdr. Charles A. morale officer of the 12th Naval District s Foreign Relations representative of Rear-Admiral for U.S. legislation A. J. district utterances by other American told the judge that a naval board men such as Navy Secretary inquiry would investigate the Continued 2, Col. 2 Continued Paer 4. Col. 4 Three Boy Born to Tiny Mother by Two Die MICHIGAN Jan. 20. were born today to Mrs. Evan 33-year-old. 38-pound but two of the infants died The babies who succumbed were 1 who weighed 2 pounds and who had weighed 2 pounds 7 The surviving infants are i boy ind a The quadruplets were delivered 3y caesarean section this morning WHERE TO FIND IT Subject Page Plays 6 Classified Advertising 22 Comic Strips 10 12 19 25 16 20 16 19 14 19 by Dr. R. A. Gilmore at St An The doctor said that Mrs. only 4 feet 11 inches was The husband and O. 32, a clerk in a told reporters he had been ex- the quadruplets for some time and sleepy to be ex- The for convenience Mke named babies Three and They were placed immediately in Incubators and given ALL ARE SMALL The hospital announced the as 2 pounds 7 the 2 pounds Editorial Features Editorials and Columns Fashions Financial Knave Marine Weather Radio Schedules Sports and Sportsmen and 2 pounds 4 The Infants were given numbered arm Mrs. Swanson was given in anesthetic at a.m. and the physicians said all four babies were delivered by a.m. A surgeon and two assistants performed the with five other doctors I President Franklin D. Roosevelt officially becomes President of the United States for a third time and tells the assembled multitude that Americana wo go in the service of our by the will Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes administers the oath of office as Elmoro Cropley from holds ancient Dutch At extreme right stands the President's wearing his uniform as a cap- tain in the United States Marine Corps Wallace Face Relaxes at Cheers By RUTH COWAN blue eyes looked out over the He took the arm of his son Jan. II ia hit rhat sreat split ond just before cheer comes rolling Henry A. Wallace lived it to the today even the thrill and rapture plain in his face hardly surpassed the reaction of an Franklin D. companied the retiring Vice- John Nance all of whom died within four hours of Wood Scanes 6 buried The children tn r Vital born to Mary 34, of Pa. balcony leading to the and to the sides of them waiting They Wallace a impressive Wallace and Garner took a step came from the crowds on all plause resounded and Wallace's at first spread into a broad Watching with a was moments more and the And paused stepping out into the limelight The expression in his face was seriousness in his Corps uniform with Its red-lined was They moved forward a two saw and the columns of the Capitol echoed the It was ns though the President had awaited Just that He threw back his out and The tenseness in his A half smile the seriousness from his t a of his head and slowly moved forward to take the oath of first man in ican history to have three such la Billion Gift to Britain Urged Foes of Aid Measure In Senate Talk of Substitute Plan Jan. Countering Wendell I. Wil renewed endorsement of the ent points in President Roosevelt's opposition tors talked today of introducing substitute measure for an outright ii ir two billion of the substitute pro after Willkie met with President Roosevelt and of State Hull yesterday flying visit to the Capital fore his Transatlantic Clipper trip Wednesday to survey c in England at first NOTE TO CHURCHILL From the President a penned note to I Minister Administration leaders said Willkie's visit to the White House would tend to bolster publican support of even Willkie lested three time 1'mit on the extraordinary powers granted the congressional retention of the pnd a study to determine whether all the authority conferred on the Chief Executive wax NOT ISOLATIONIST talking with reporters and after his conference with the reiterated his con- tention that the Republican party should not become Despite the adjournment of Con- gress for the the House leadership considered ways tii hasten action on the ain White House lieu tenants were hopeful that the For- eign Affairs Committee would wind up public hearings by the end of this week and send the measure to the floor next Monday or so Joseph who some of the provisions of the in an address Saturday will testify and Col. Charles A. Lindbergh was among the witnesses to be heard later in the On the Senate word lated that senators opposing the substitute measure to make a cash gift to Senator Wheeler op- position declared that mar is Our He The Associated Jan. 20 declared today is not and and to thousands the Nation's Capitol and throughout the proclaimed this purpose of four years in the face of great perils our strong is to protect and to integrity of this we muster the spirit and the failn of do not We are to stand As go in the service by the will of r to the Hie of were in the speech which the ing as a veritable sermon eight years Nation labored and when he e specific the Chief io in undertaking his ay used broad phrases of an 1 religious rj time and again his faith bl arc those he believe that have become the o of the and that Is an he know that this is not Tl r preservation of the th faith of the he Chief Justice Charles Evans placed his hand on a worn old Dutch family Bible and promised to protect and defend the Con- A mighty went up from the multitude jamming the broad They kept up a as the President stepped to the front of a and began a brief inaugural which in a on the glories of WALLACE SWORN IN Just before he took his oath as the country's first the executive sat attentively while N. a smile his ruddy swore in Henry A. Wallace of Iowa as his successor In the The chief executive counselled the outlet of his talk against real peril of and In- before this the words risk the real peril of iso- His to Die ence his call for action eight at the time of his first in- when a banking faced the United FAMILY ABOUT HIM Seated about him on the were Mrs. the and other of the four generation To his left as he spoke and thi breeze ruffled his hair forward and never from the took his Mrs. Wallac a of purple her mink sat beside Garm ind Governor M. M. Neely of Above the stand flew the Stai and Stripes and the President's ow and gold while above the Statue of Freedom looke down from the VAST CROWD QUIET The vast huddled overcoats and quietly throughout the There was a round of applause the President made his lhat democracy was not The democratic he said w and furnish the to us from justification for every Nations of the rificc that we may make in the of National and from those across the as well ns the of the downfall of TO two honored guests on American democracy have seen those words had a sper Prince Olav a Continued on 9, Col predictions come to the President is not know it because we have seen it know it cannot it Is built on the tive of individual men and women joined together in a common Continued Pace 9, Col. 5 is a goodly number nf senators who oppose this legislation who would be willing to vote a amount ot money and give It to Great the sum de- pending upon what Army and Navy experts feel would be necessary ti nid the British at this grant totalitarian powers to the President in the name ot building up our defenses or in the name democracies throughout the Fair Rain Menaces Fair with only a touch of will rule here at least for tonight and But don't put the umbrellas and galoshes because the man says another storm off the coast ot Northern California may brine by Oakland got of an Inch of rain in the 24 hours ending at 6 a.m. bringing the seasonal total to date to 13.30, almost double the for this time ol to Outlaw Pin Ball Games Offered Jan. to outlaw pin ball gair California prep: tor introduction In the Legislate oday by Assemblyman Lee T. of Los Bashore said the is patter machine which have been adopted by cral cities in Los Angeles Coun Ac referred to the pin ball garnet that are Uk the nickels and dimes out of pockets of our Redding Breakfast in Glance at Papers D- received just twice as much 1.60 and Eureka had 1.0C. The new storm miles off Eureka nad headed for the but weatherman not how it ar- San Francisco the brunt yesterday's downfall 1.18 Inches of fell In the 24. hours ceding Jan. President Roosevelt started off historic day of his third tlon in routine with br fait In and a the morning He awakened at House usual had his breakfast read the papers second room dressing tot at St John's Episcopal
