San Antonio Express (Newspaper) - October 1, 1938, San Antonio, Texas WEATHER FORECAST ith winds on West Saturday and Sunday VOL 274 Home Newspaper Of This City and Region CLIMAX a series of festivals and related civic which began early last commemorating the anniversary of its in has arranged n and Centennial Pageant October 12 To that occasion the city's spokesmen KoRer Moore the Bnv L president of the in Centennial Association Gibbs Homecoming invited every son and former resident with their families The Association has sent personal to all the old residents who could be found and has extended the others a 1 blanket invitation to be present H if 41 IN accordingly is inw for the largest throng in its history and is planning the impressively The formal ceremonies and addresses the parade through downtown streets the athletic meet and other entertainment at tho County Fair Grounds and the in the will be drawn from lycar history which will bo in pantomime and costumes extolled in and oration Hn Juan fighter will lead his native Mexican company against Santa Anna in tho Battle of San Again Capt Caldwell will com- mand his Gonzales Hangers and Capt Callahan his Minute Men in the struggle for Texas dence ers wove made and that little city lias perpetuated their spirit Besides the day's memorial honors will be shared by men who made later Texas history Ben who took over the Sun Antonio arsenal at the outbreak of the War Be- tween the States John Ireland Texas Governor from to Capt F A famous soldier Joe Zorn mayor for more than TO years and another mayor for whom has named its new in May as one Centennial Max M a homecomer away for some years doubtless will be surprised to find so much of the old town that still looks familiar for the law homes built durinc the prosperous days mostly arc still inc The owners largely ed from the first families nre determined to keep the historic structures almost nil have been modernized inside On the other hand the returned natives be surprised lo see how has become its mills brick find tile For Sacrifice of Czechs To Preserve Peace BY mm PRAYS FOR SIMPLE JAU M DWt Attney Appealed to nich and Reports to Cabinet Parliament Called to ify Agreement Which Means Trouble for Little Nation Bat Keeps War From Europe Sept 30 strengthened by a rush of is ho returned today from tho four-power ence at Munich for an extraordinary session Tuesday to his In the sacrifice ot Czechoslovakia for the sake ot general peace Favorite Named demonstration of enthusiasm that could be compared only to that for Charles A Lindbergh on his flight here In 1927 greeted the premier upon his arrival nt Le Air Field at p m after a two-hour and from Munich The premier hastily summoned s to deliver a report on his mission Tho ministers who had split sharply the Inter- national crisis united to approve his action unanimously Parliament then was called for Tuesday political sources said tnc Chamber find tho Senate probably would meet only for a day to receive declaration on the crisis Tho cabinet will meet Tuesday Troops The ordered recall oC reserve troops had been mobilized durins the Czechoslovak crisis Officials said tho recall For Opinion in Over Ballot Place For Republican Nominee CLERK G Is ired over ftn opinion received Friday from the office of Attorney General William McCraw concerning a legal tion as to whether Sam Pulliam Republican nominee for can lawfully seek tho office as a candidate upon the November cm! election ballot Trawalter sought the opinion several weeks ngo when Pulliam filed his and Will A Jr chairman of the County Democratic Committee filed a protest claiming Pulliam had voted in tho Democratic July lill Pulliam hail signed a pledge to support Democratic nominee and that the courts havo held a voter signing such a pledge could not he a candidate for office upon on op- position ticket Upon receipt of tho opinion which contained seven pages but railed to stale whether Pulliam could ho n wrote the following heated letter to District Attorney John R Shook Ultimatum Delivered to Prague That Teschen Be Evacuated by Noon land Kent tho Czechoslovakia government a new note tonight In Face of Superior Premier Declares General Syrovy Tells Nation We Have Been Abandoned And Are Alone in Broadcast Accepting Agreement of Protests Decision of Powers at Parley in Which Prague Is Not Represented Sept 30 A sorrowful but stoic Czechoslovakia bowed under protest today to the Munich four-power accord for her GETS STATEMENT F t I The government's decision prompt fulfillment of J to G calling for her just territorial demands It was understood the note de- livered In Prague shortly before midnight set noon tomorrow 0 n m KST as a deadline for ance The Polish tele- graph agency issued a communique declaring the Polish government was obliged to draw the and responsibility for attacking on the side Tho Czechoslovak reply to land's previous demanding evacuation of Teschen leached clerk in would take place progressively at a rate foreseen for the security oi hand you a so-called the national defense More than Attorney General reserves had been I to Mr Sam Austin Texas with copy thereof Attorney John K Polish political demanding ho render the county dared the government was n mazed Chosen by popular vote as Miss Mary ven a senior North Pine Street was officially pre- sented as the favorite of thn student body at the annual Purple ior School Friday to tho colors Despite murmurs ot discontent In left wing circles over berment of Czechoslovakia which once was tho mainstay of central European alliances the government was expected lo win a veto of confidence The great surge ot joy which I swept the country aller the power Munich sion in the cheers of nearly persona who welcomed the premier home Women made a triumphal en- try into Paris driving five ot flower-strewn streets 10 deafening cheers Many women hysterical with joy as1 passed At the crowds through police lines crying Peace which Mr Fulliam retained nil in the matter ot printing the names of nominees certified to by the party that in the Democratic primary election This opinion was tu me by Mr Sam Ml Slim 111 II III t u i r vn a lor tne they rushed lo greet party and pa ed in the Democratic primaries on July 23 IMS I have read this opinion over and over and It Is more than we have Jn the Terrell tion Book in this office I nm a skins you In surrender Its to many in the face a superior which has compelled us to accept was broadcast to the tion by General Jan prom lor The government in this decision sends at the time to the world its protest this agreement which made In a unilateral manner and without its said the veteran who lost an rye in the World We been abandoned We nre nil Our nro under arms Our position is like that of a fortress besieged by forces My duty was to consider thing As ii soldier 1 had to choose the way of peace General of the army Issued a that the army j associates itself with tho profound achieve her aims this imputation of the heritage ot ancestors resents for us At the same time he appealed to the army to protect loyally the Czech Envoy To Washington Warsaw at 1 p m today Polish political de- to find thn reply dealt only in They said this was a neuver by the Prague Government to evade fulfilling their promise Broadcasts by Polish radio tions emphasized that was not bound by the four-power cord for ceding Czechoslovakia's to Germany and was independently sent no IS E Named Miss At Conclusion of Purple Parade At Ihc conclusion tho Purple Parade annual ior School show and dance which launched the school social season JLS uin power plants They will note Friday night election of rtin iM Mary r paved or a senior 010 Pine home and Street Miss was that street runs to every will tabo pride in Max Starcke splendid COUTH TEXAS that'll will mark the tenth annual of the South ber of Commerce at I Miss elected by popular vole is a major sponsor o the O I unit and a of t I the purple Miss Joston of the dramatics nnd Otto head of the music In the October is planned as annual variety show days of fun nnd a little business that com- j bination should appeal to the composed of 1 T who is in a holiday yet is seriously concerned wit hi the work which the regional j bcr is doing for building Texas The October If Sunday program is crowded with diversion ion eligible to be printed on the him an id to election The answer The negotiations certainly were I agreement reached one of the broadcasts said The period of has no application to the slovak question but simply plies to guarantees to be given in future by the four contracting parties he four-power pact provides plain English language ns our when tho re- public's Polish Hungarian mi- Questions have been I that participated In the when Democratic primaries in your Continued On Page n Column General Moseley Held Disloyal For Criticism of New Deal w HO R Major General for Secretary of new state bereft ot its j industrial and agricultural arens Western Europe has asked this Continued On Column 7 Vladimir Hurban Czech ister to the United States i turns to answer a question as he is interviewed in ton following call to State De- tied Wants I Sept SO gary will present to the Prague government In a few days a new two-point demand the Hungarian minority of about 000 now living in a foreign office spokesman said night Hungary will demand he said 3 Immediate unconditional transfer to Hungary of all Czech o- Van Morn Moseley slovak Territory in which a purely Vanguard of Nazi Army Into Sudeten C As Herald of German Discipline Oct first contingent of Gorman troops crossed the Czechoslovak frontier near Algen tria early today Adolf of pi the four-power Munich British Premier Greeted by Cheering Crowds on Ar- rival But Opposition Is Waiting for Him in Com- mons Sept SO Chamberlain back from Munich what he called peace with honor peace for our time To cheering crowds and an proving monarch he reported two A triumph ot his appeasement policy in four-power Munich conference which averted war over slovakia and an Anglo-German declaration against war Summed up words in two speeches at Airdrome on his return and later from window of No 10 Downing Street and in nn extraordinary Inter- view earlier at Munich bore fresh hope of n permanent European Peace Wilh At 1 have always had in mind that if we could find peace on the Czechoslovakia question A way might be open lo ment in Europe At Hesion ment of problem is in my view only a prelude to a larger settlement in which all Eu- rope may find peace At No 30 Downing This is the second time in our history that there has come hack from Germany to Downing Street peace with honor A reference to Dis- famous statement of 1 believe it is peace our time his gray uncovered In tho late afternoon rain the prime minister waved for thousands at drome to see the document which and Hitler had signed earlier in i Munich o Van Morn slovak n wc tllo Federal Government and Hungarian population lives and A lebiscite for Sout Helen Hilly Brown Robert Peters and Gantner Specialty by llan Betty lane Retiring after 43 years military service issued at Third Army headquarters Atlanta a statement which Woodring termed disloyal The commander ot one of the nation's four armies find of the Fourth Area that tho government was from a lack ot leadership He criticized relief policies and nallon Is showing signs that de- ancient Rome sold Ills for government and a life of sloth he statisticians estimate that mately of our total getting subsidy and Indirectly for 1 point he the years thai we have been Increasing our relict roils and enlarging the national debt that cannot bo paid in your time or have been cans drift along the easiest j r j thoroughly characteristic oi staph Annio border Brownsville Thompson Hulda Hart time or i Upton Beatrice Vivian measures do not have to vote for to have he asserted merely to vote increased governmental responsibility for our individual lives increased ment authority over our daily habits and the resultant paternalism will inevitably become dictatorship Hup Theories The hu salii recently suffered from nil un- mass of ot which will prove beneficial but others which have boon doomed to failure from the outset Of class feeling he Today in America wo often see marshalled class unfair preference Is Fellow officers of said they could recall tew modern lels to the severity of the official rebuke administered to him Just two years ago however Maj Gen Johnson Hagood was retire A plebiscite for other ern Czechoslovak regions adjoining this area The Magyar sections of are the Hungarian day cut Ivv which accepted the accord for A SWEEPS DEVASTATED AREA which Germany will obtain the deten German regions Long Island Again ins Association has arranged a water carnival including races by nationally famous pilots Across the Eio will present in a the distinguished speakers for the occasion will be Senator Tom Con- nally Governor O'Daniel and Martin Dies The Valley Parade of Monday will depict that region's advance in recent with the of Ports Isabel Brownsville To that South Texas Chamber has its as to the prepress all over Lits territory It has promoted tho spread of diversified forming the movement the the extension of cd highways the new alkali the effort to obtain lower ice rates the continuing tpn for equitable taxation favors to attract new new industries and nnd all other Jean Means Margaret and Betty Jean Keating Special musical were played by June Shirley with Doris by tlie band reading Musical numbers On PORC 3 4 to raise the standard of living by redistributing the wealth the same time shortening the hours and restricting the out- put ot the Individual worker e forget that wealth must be before It can bo distributed cannot w democracy is headed for destruction he said 1C 2 AIR OFFICERS GET PROMOTIONS WASHINGTON Sept 30 President promoted day two army air corps officers Colonels Walter H Frank and Herbert A to tho ranks of brigadier general was appointed of the ISth Wing General Air Force in waii effective upon his arrival there tomorrow now assistant ant of the Air Corps Tactical School Maxwell Field Ala was given command of the 19th Wing in the Panama Canal Ho is ill controversy over his testimony I expected to arrive there Oct 13 congressional Frank a native of Humphrey Hit and Water nien over the shortly 1 a m <1 p m- Friday more linn an midnight deadline Hitler had set for his occupation An infantry its exact strength undisclosed along several roads to take possession ot posts ately behind the Czechoslovak frontier -in Southwestern slovakia It was explained this movement was regarded as merely a guard reconnoitring the and preparing for the main army of occupation to march in later It was an two new four-power j settlement of th German crisis Continued On WPA funds were- stage t can oo less nnd produce becom ch ef A Listed in Bund Pamphlet As Friend of Cause before a that money wild that sued his statement because disappointed in his ambition chief of ot the American armies General Malm Craig was appointed to the post by in 1035 As to the reasons that General Craig was preferred for the j post I do not think i needs to look farther than to road General flagrantly dis- Woodring said to Views Obviously the General is entitled to his own views on governmental policies but I have nn idea that General Moseley's brother N B2 years old will re- lieve General Barton K Young 51 was born In New York He will relieve Brigadier George H Brett They will hold their new rank as long as they retain their new commands normally two years Weather described to the House a be as the American Federation of Labor as an fion that should he supported and from which literature could rohn C a committee Investigator said he wished lo call particular attention to originating with the ican Nationalist Confederation be- cause it presented a list oC names under should Organizations which support and from whom you can literature in addition to tho A F ot L tho pamphlet Tho Federalist V Kan edited by Kov Gerald B for the Republican nomination to the l ed States Senate Pelley Asheville X C edited by liam Dudley Pelley chief ot silver Industrial Control Reports Washington D C by James True The Patriot London England Examiner Zealand Tho Berlin Weekly Berlin many Tho committee and the German embassy became a con- over whether any tion existed between German Continued On Page S Column 1 dismayed by this exV and bad as the run who be- lieve and have always accepted the theory that an American officer's to his chief did not cease when he off active service Though retired today he con- to be an officer of the army receiving the in his case i's approximately a vear Replying to Woodring the may be on other side of ledger as an American I not agree with many By Tlie pastern end of Long land's devastated by last week's hurricane was lashed day by a but property damage and no reported loss ot life The storm which originated in North Carolina swirled northward in he wake of a trenching rain piling up unusually high tides on the New Jersey coast and Long before nowling oft toward Nantucket Mass Long Island coast guards said probably felt only the outer wing Seas raced up tho beach of Firs Island causing tho coast guards some apprehension but Capt William M Wolff of the Fourth Supervisory District Mid the weather bureau had assured him the winds shortly would to flattening out the waves In the day the coast guard received word the freighter City of Atlanta bound Continued On page 3 Column 1 BRITISH TROOPS TO HELP HITLER Force Will Sent Into O L taUing over the first of four districts granted by Rose Festival Coronation Marred by Accident in Stands Tex Sept 30 An CO persons were in- jured two seriously when an auxiliary bleacher section At the Festival here collapsed shortly before the coronation of the Munich pact i The main body ot troops some 30 assembled along the border ot German Austria was to follow up th shortly after C a m With the first units of occupation army lo take over the region of Czechoslovakia on Saturday and Sunday under the Munich accord Col Gen Walter von Brauchitsch chlet of the army Issued the order of the day Oct J tho German army will enter the German region of Czechoslovakia liberated by our The Gorman army enters the relieved territory with proud joy to be the herald of German order Continued On Page 3 Column j t he 1 persons were ised and first aid was given to others who received only slight in- juries Virtually every ambulance in city was summoned lo take the tims to hospitals The wooden bleachers borrowed from State at collapsed state way patrolmen assigned as an honor euard for visiting governors were opening a lane through crowd entering the park Members of a National Guard unit on hand for the festival preserved order and the ceremony proceeded ns scheduled Approximately persons in which fell Clara Belle Ingram Mrs Ti J Daniels both of Tyler were hiiri seriously Mrs Ingram suffered a broken back Forecast by Prof Selby Maxwell author of This Week's Weather in the Sunday Express Hourly Sun 10 12 3 Vi Jubilant Italians Hail II Duce As Peacemaker of World Sept 30 It was izen Continued On Pace 3 Column 2 I 11 12 Noon 1 p.m 2 p.m 4 reliably tonight that six battalions of British troops would bo sent to Czechoslovakia soon to assist in duties carrying out the partition decreed by the power agreement It was considered likely they would sail Jn few days The probably will battalions of Brit- famed V-uards regiment and 84 X -A wildly Rome hailed Premier cord In their joy at having ing 11 Duce even their Ka Returning from Munich exactly one year after his visit to Berlin to strengthen the axis Mussolini was greeted a chief ot government who had helped Europe from carnage Called again and again to the balcony ot the Venezia bl the cheering crowds II Duce ly raised his hand for silence lived through from of two the line An International was vided accord to lice not Immediately ceded where plebiscites will determine ultimate cried ble hours We have worked Munich for peace justice this not the Italian The crowd one King made responded as with Ions a special trip to Florence his summer palace ft congratulate Mussolini as route to Rome The king was on station when the train arrived and shook hands with the chief of the government There were broad smiles on the faces of both Two hours before Jl Duce's ar- rival in uniformed Fascists military bands and of civilians poured through streets jamming the area about the railroad station the route to the Piazza and the piazza itself The German swastika flew On Page 3 Column S I
