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   Chief Advertiser, The (Newspaper) - April 28, 1938, Perry, Iowa                               THE Published Each Week on Thursday Vol II No 17 APRIL PAGES BULLETINS PAINTINGS STOLEN WORTH HALF MILLION Valuable old were stolen the castle home of Sir Edmund said to be valued at half Officials say left no clews or finger prints SIMONE SIMONE CLAIMS HER MONEY STOLEN Los Calif Durins Ihc absence of the actress in Europe last her secretary was left in charge or her in court the secretary is to have used from to for the purchase of clothes and jewelry CONGRESS PLANS ADJOURNMENT JUNE 1ST D C leaders contend that such legislation as is necessary can lie passed previous to June 1 Such legislation as not meeting their approval mil remain in FINDS IN AUCTIONED EXPRESS PACKAGE Ontario Unclaimed express packages were sold al auction here Saturday and a Bowes bought package Tor one dollar which was found tn contain a pair of boots Ill the loc of one boot was secreted DIONNE DON'T LIKE DR DAFOE Ontario Oliva has requested an in- of the quintuplets finances which arc not supposed to aggregate Dr Dafoe says it costs per year to maintain the quints and their management The ents arc paid 5300 a month NEW POSTAGE STAMP NOW ON SALE D C The post office department will on the new George tlic first of the new series Others will be placed on sale this summer and falU GIRL POISONS BROTHERS New N Y Elizabeth a factory confessed poisoning her two 11 and by mixing rat poison with their meals Site was at her older brothel whom she claims abused and struck her HITLER AGITATION IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA leaders continue lo make more for Nazi tion and government latlon will ho held May by which In- tend to gain more control ENGLAND TO BUY AMERICAN AIRCRAFT New N Y A sion or three men front land's war arrived in Now City for the purpose of erican airplane and with the of recommending large chases INCREASE AMERICAN EXPORT BUSINESS 4 D C Exports exceeded Imports during month of due largely tn Increased Kales tn Iron mud steel motor fruits vegetables Exports rrt the first three months FORD EMPLOYEES SEEK ANNUAL WAGE Mich The Ford an independent labor hare Ford for wage of per with certain stipulations The petition Is now wider ation by Edsel Ford GERMANY PLEADS TO HELIUM GAS Germany Dr lingo will leave tor the Un- to HiMe lo make purchases at gan for the new consti Tne U S a on gas and the Mle was hehf hy Ickes TUMP FESTIVAL AT ORANGE CITY The Mlp will he ItTe 19 A will lie each Mr WALLACE MAGAZINE PRE- DICTS COMPULSION UNLESS FARMERS COOPERATE DALLAS PATIENTS RETURNED FROM STATE HOSPITAL SAVINGS EFFECTED IN COST TO COUNTY View is Generally as That of Secretary DCS Iowa Daily Press The magazine oi which Henry A Wallace is tor on leave of absence as national secretary or agriculture today ried an editorial which said of the 1938 agricultural formers fali to if acreage if corn prices then those who want sion are likely to get their way next The Wallace's has been generally accepted as ing the views of the secretary The articles IRON CLAD RULE won't put up with cent corn again If the present voluntary AAA doesn't deliver the they'll get something that will And that by the experience of dairymen In the east and cotton farmers in the ironclad compulsion imposed by the majority upon the minority farmers who don't like had belter do all they can to make the present voluntary program For I he AAA the article of around will be available the average Corn ing from 40 to 60 depending on the size of the will be available next stability of com prices help equalize production help to secure profits in stock the AAA program will assist in building up the successful voluntary program will make quotas this and will remove the need for a compulsory program next year CHEAP CORN If a farmer docs not take the article no risk of cheap leading to livestock no help on and risk of of corn with keting and future sory programs made the short-time standpoint rl the individual the ar- benefits and the leans more than balance the theoretical involved in cutting down acreage of corn and of other soil depleting Seven Dallas county patients re- cently inmates of the state at Clarinda were returned to the Dallas home and hospital in Adel Tuesday it was stated today by George first supervisor The change was decided upon by board as a move to cut county costs paid for all Inmates in state hospitals and the Clarinda expense totals approximately per month The patients can be cared fcr in the Dallas home for to Sll per month sanitarium cost the county per highest of any of the hospitals It was considered ing to Mr that more las would be returned to in the near future to fill a few more vacancies and effect a er savings OF REP TABER SAYS LETTER METHOD USED BY WORKERS D C Rep New accused Harry L Hopkins day of inspiring letter in favor of President priming gram statement lo newsmen came house members had be- fore an anonymous lo President Roosevelt telling of propaganda about lo be launched against your recovery program A petition form was attached lo the which the writer said originated in a large corporation in Detroit PROPAGANDA The New York in blaming ihc Works Progress for priming chain said writers of a number of the communications he received had copied ihc as well the body of the thus disclosing what he called nature the bottoms of some of EVENT WILL BE HELD DAY NIGHT THE SCHOOL PUT UP FIGHT I NEW YORK DEMOCRAT URGES SPEAKER BANKHEAD TO CALL INQUIRY Storm Troopers Beat Up Legion Police Battle With Crowd D C Chairman Dem New ot the house immigration said today he wished Speaker Bankhead would order a con- gressional investigation of hii as by the German-American Bund am one hundred percent for he said agree to it WPA COERCION BY SEN GUFFEY F R NOTIFIED PHILADELPHIA OPPONENT ASKS INVESTIGATION Philadelphia Penn Jonn B chairman of the de- city wired Pre- sident Roosevelt today he has deniable Senator Joseph P U coercing WPA workers for political purposes Kelly asked that the federal reau of investigation to make an in- asserting that the through Kelly's telegram said workers are told If they do ror support the John L Lewis ticket they would be Announcement ol the program be presented next Monday at the Perry High school which will celebrate con- day was made today by the Perry women's club committee in charge The Women's club is being celebration by city patriotic schools and Parent Teachers associations The program will open at p Monday and it is expected lhat the will be large All organizations in the city have been notified of the observance and announcements have been made to their members School dren will take an active part in the program and the event Is expected to be one of the most outstanding 1 its kind ever held here The program National high school band the U S Smith the Name of Grade school students Mayor E E Clothier Supi j S Need of the Curtis Original winning student In high school speech group I c For- eign Presentation of American flag to high school assembly hall by D A V F W G A R and P T A the Rev Walter Martin C H principal Salute to the High school students and Stripes For- Spangled Choirs of Perry churches The Heart of the toy Sol director of presented in choral reading by James Harold James Frank Orlan New York City N Y congressional gation of the activities of Samuel Dem New was asked by Bund lowing a riol at a Bund rally brating Adolph Hitler's birth day Seven men members of A group who the meeting ing American Legion were beaten so severely by uniformed storm troopers they required Four persons were A squad of 75 men fought half an hour lo re- strain on from invading the i BLAME DICKSTEN James Wheeler Hill national Bund in a telegram lo t er Bankhead in Washington laid i Representative I of the FEDERAL AGENTS ARREST LEVINE URGES PROMPT REMOVAL OF EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION Move Comes as A Surprise to Congress in Message Today Emerick Presentation or winners in Congress there would be shed if the meeting verc held The telegram requested in- lo determine any con- of Representative slein with trouble makers who at- lo cause riols at this MAN CIRCULATES NOMINATION PAPERS IN COUNTY school oratory nnd poster contests by Mrs A E Peterson audience George former and widely known county resident Is circulating nomination papers Indicating his candidacy for the republican nation of county clerk Mr Bennett IB the first can to announce his candidacy for post and to date only one de- E R present In- is in the race The man Is a World War veteran and has been prominent in politics In the county for many years He was one of the teen DalKs county delegates to the stato republican convention D C Roosevelt asked Con- gress today lo remove lax on income from al federal government bond issues slate and on all government salaries Existing he re- from judicial decisions and could be eliminated by short and simple which he the courts would uphold Some advocates of ending such exemptions have claimed a would necessary because of judicial deci- sions holding ihc federal could not lax stale nor ihc government federal bonds Mr Roosevelt lhat decisions indicated the courts were following a different line of from lhal which produced the earlier rulings The for action came ai a to many and added to the of leaden trying to reach adjournment by the latter part of May Prior to of the some informed members of Con- gress had il would ask only a study of problems The President asserted tion of securities from taxes had created vasl reservoir of tax securities in the hands of the very persons who equitably should not be relieved of on income This reservoir now a serious menace lo ihc fiscal tems of both ihc stales and the lie added HUGE ELEVATOR AT MINNEAPOLIS RUINED BY FIRE BUSHELS OF CHAIN DESTROYED CHARLES LAVENDAR SOUGHT PAYMENT OF FROM LEVINE G-Man Masquerading As Father Extortionist And Makei Arrest Federal agents announced Friday the arrest of Charles Edmund on charges of ing to extort from Murray father of twelve year old Peter who has been nursing from his New Rochelle New York since February 24 D M agent in charge of Chicago office of the federal reau of said dor had no Minnesota spectacular fire ing early today destroyed the old Pillsbury vator loss estimated at be- tween and The Chief of the Fire tion Bureau estimated the loss Approximately half a million bushels of barley and rye were The ture thirteen stories and was owned the Andrews Grain Company Minnesota Every fireman in the city was called on today as a blaze destroyed the PilLsbury elevator of the Andrews Grain Company early tuday the kidnaping of the tion with boy G-MAN MASQUERADER Ladd said sent a ter to the elder on April 14 instructing him lo register at a cago hotel under name of P The letter Ladd di- lo bring in small bills A federal agent masqueraded as made Che contact and was captured when he mcl ihc agent al a spol agreed upon in their negotiations HOMELESS Ladd said readily ad- mitted he conceived the extortion plot after reading of Peter's The said a musician nnd laborer nl various less and penniless i FIVE JAMAICA The lire still this but firemen prevented the flames from spreading No one was injured PREDICT MEASURE WILL BE ISSUE IN FALL ELECTIONS President Unyielding In Plan To Maintain High Profits Tax BOOSTED TO 27 PER CENT OK ALL CITIZENS INCOME Taber was staling make one copy for line you congressman and send this lo four other persons The New Yorker said he also getting a lot of lo the program with of crowning Ihc E AUTO BUILDER SAYS HE A PLEASANT VISIT April 27 Henry Ford left the White House following a long luncheon ence with President Roosevelt day On business ing only that he had had a ant visit The automobile maker refused to answer any questions he emerged on the front portico In the midst of nearly one hundred newspaper men G Hall brother-in-law of the president and the arranger of the was all just a family that held in 1032 and he had previously served on several occasions as to the county convention been a In the Dallas counly Republican Service Men's serving as district chairman He is popular among the organizations and hai i big part In their activities Announcement of Mr the Dallas county republican candidates having ced for all of the offices In only two or these offices to dale is there uny and that for post sheriff with two candidates and Mole representatives with four salion There was nothing smacked on criticism in any way There was very the economics in Mayor Loses Vote on Caging Drunks j Mass William E Kane today jed a plan to alter first In which the electorate Voted against it hut overwhelmingly expressed con- In his administration hy approving other proposals The vote on the proposal to cart drunks about the city in a lions purchased and ready for yes no 12.456 FARM WOMAN ILL SHOUT was the cause of the tills morning al the Kings Daughters hospital of Mrs Charles Kauffman widely known Perry farx woman Death occurred at 10 o'clock Mrs Kanffman was taken ill ly aeck and was brought to Ihc when her serious She displayed no gain and death followed a relapse lost night Mrs Kaufman Is survived by her husband Charles Kauffman tn whom she wa married In Perry January 28 1009 Two Mrs Helen C Jenkins and survive Miss three brothers and two John Lincoln Leo Kanawha Iowa Harold Milwaukee Wls Mrs Harvey of this vicinity and H E Ragland Monroe La Mrs Kaufman was born In October 13 and lived all of her life In She was a member of thf St Patricks church and of the W B A Lodge THIEVES TAKE MO AND STORES Five Jamaica houses were broken Into and robbed Tuesday night with the cash loot estimated at approximately Merchandise from store shelves had not been estimated pending a check of store clocks Either before or Immediately after the robberies the thieves stole a car at tlic W J Walker one and one-half miles south of In which they made their getaway Sheriff E E of Center made an Investigation of Ihc robbery this morning and traced the car to highway by the tire marks Here the robbers turned cast toward Perry Time of the thefts were set at 3 a as the early morning rain at about that hour had washed the smooth permitting the ing of the lire treads on the stolen car Business houses entered W E Lair produce Dan Walker Clark and Son Elevator Grocery and Rhodes Lumber com- pany Entrance was gained In every case by prying open doors or dows getting In the thieves the business houses for money and In the grocery store to take stock Cigarettes were also part of the loot Perry police were notified of the early and asked lo check on Ihc car but no trace of It had been found this morning London Eng The British government jolted the nation today jy boosting the income tax from 25 percent 27 per cent to help pay the of the staggering re- armament program Sir chancellor of the exchequer his annual budget speech before a shocked house of commons announced the Income would be raised from five shillings to the pound to five shillings pence from 51.25 lo in five Presenting the budget for the fiscal year April Sir John announced the government's total needs as and Increase of over the previous year EVERYONE AFFECTED The chancellor also announced an Increase In duties on lea and oil The higher tax on lea Into the pockctbook of virtually ery family In the rich and poor The higher Income and oil also will hit most of them To an Intense he disclosed that the government already had supplies of whale oil and to maintain civilian needs for the first few months If war broke out Washington D C of a modified buted profits lax by a bronchi predictions day lhal it would be an issue in the forthcoming congressional tion I wo Democrats on the conference group Senators of and George of said in a statement that a provision limiting levy lo Iwo years would mit the country lo pass upon this question in the next election of members of They were joined in the that the lax be an issue in ihc Congressional campaign by a Republican member of ihc ence of Michigan Referring to a President Roosevelt wrote committee leaders lasl week urging retention of ihc principles of the fits said lhat com- typified the whole President pledged ing support lo ihc lax principles for which the government has been so vigorously ihc Michigan Republican declared DEATH'S BUDGET ONLY THREE DIE IN IOWA DURING LAST WEEK DCS jowa Death's budget was trimmed down In Iowa list week only three persons dying in highway traffic accidents The state's WiH guto death toll stood at 119 three less than for corresponding period a year ago Only weekend traffic was Robert O 30 of Dubuque who died when his automobile crashed Into a field after leaving a highway near Iowa The body of seventh drowning victim of 1938 WAS ered yesterday In Little Sioux River near Onawa Iowa He was CZECHOSLOVAKIA RUMBLING WITH NAZI TROUBLE PROTECTION FOR GERMANS IN ASKED Praha Czechoslovakia A demand for self government under protection for the three million five hundred thousand eten Germans most of them living In a narrow border contiguous to greater Germany faced the oslovalclan Monday Konrad leader of the of Germans within at a party congress at lovy Vary made this the keynote of his program expected to the text for nazi orators In the campaign of the next three weeks communal elections Political Battle Lines in Iowa Primaries are Drawn for File Wednesday Ceo S Mills DCS loxa Iowa lines for Ihc June and In a general way for Ihc fall appeared drawn Both Democratic and Republican reported no word dashes by new stale ticket to collect tures on nomination petitions 10 Iowa counties Tlic papers must be on file In Iowa of Mate's office by 5 p m tomorrow afternoon Observers usually maries as Ihc more Important of the two ballot box tests he voters nre not limited In their choices one standard er per on each side To reach the Fall a candidate mi survive tho or less preliminary primary for each office VACANCIES vacancies on bolh sides were filling up rapidly the number of Democratic picturing the intensive campaign in the part of party leaders to do battle the Republicans even In G O P The filling deadline also Is 5 p m tomorrow Counly and township have until May 7 In which to complete circulation of papers The primary will be Just a formality in the ship battle Unless some political magician another candidate Robert Lister Jr 23 of Turin Iowa out of his hal in the next Cov Nelson O and his C O P George can spring oratory In lor fall ANGLE to change without the feminine angle of the stale ticket primaries Is confined to the races for United Stales of stale and superintendent or public Instruction With possible last minute entrants to be considered and Including who may not the major party lineup for Uic principal state in the coming primary campaign For United States M Gillette In Mrs Ellsworth J J Meyers W G L J Dickinson Lloyd fon For Governor Nelson A Wilson Slate Mrs Dr E W Lois J Mrs R Barr POT Lieutenant Gov John Rep B D or Harry D Thompson For Attorney General form H Hep Join K Fred D Everett For State Treasurer Leo J Willis G Barley For Elate C W Rep C B Akors SeHi Silver C L Cor Vande For Secretary of Agriculture Dem Thomas L Ralph Smith Klmer Carlson C E R Fuesler larnis P Rep Mark E C Wolff C A For Secretary of Robert E   

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