San Antonio Express (Newspaper) - November 27, 1938, San Antonio, Texas WEATHER FORECAST Fair ant warmer SamUr gentle Cut warmer and Gentle tlu West Fair and Mtr tiy Monday fair warmer im tion Newspaper 1 City and Region Home Delivery Not for Sale oh or Streets VOL 331 SAN ANTONIO NOVEMBER 27 1938 PRICE 5 1865 Snow Cold And Wind Take 92 Lives In U S CONTINUED ICY BLAST SEEN FOR Rani's Rich Raiment Large Mass of Cold Air tered Over Great Lakes Region Sweeps Slowly Eastward By A PREVIEW ol winter with ab- normally low high winds and a forecast of more persisted over much of the nation today following one of the worst November storms In The onslaught caused at leant 92 deaths traffic accidents and overexertion added to the toll steadily The weather bureau reported a large mass of cold air centered over the Great region was slowly eastward At the time It drew warmer er to the Pacific Coast adding to the menace of Much of the northern part of the nation was blanketed by enow Houghton Mich reported the fall was 16 Inches deep Albany N T had six Boston five and Philadelphia four The forecast for New England Was cloudy and more snow the Central States more the South clear but colder than last night Travel by train delayed at Chicago ran from one half to one and a half late but reported normal Bus transportation also was Interrupted especially in New land Recapitulation of of the Thanksgiving season showed New Tork ZS New England 23 Jersey U Pennsylvania 7 the South 8 Ohio f Maryland I Michigan Illinois and Indiana 4 each Nebraska and 1 each For the first time in H years officials of the race track in Maryland were forced to cal oft the program because of and Ice on the Many football were played on snow covered whlL smuggled under covers to ward off the which whipped across The youngsters however ed in the snow brought out and skates and the ski ned week-end excursions to nearby resorts SHOWDOWN DUE BETWEEN HITLER AND ROOSEVELT Modeled by Yvonne Bahry of the Traphagen School of Fashion this luxurious raiment of an Indian rani is one of the many exotic gowns displayed at a tea in New York sponsored by the International League for and Freedom Another Mild Norther To Bring Freeze A NOTHER norther Sunday will send the thermometer 10 de- grees below low point of 40 degrees according to the weather bureau Meteorologist J H pre- dicting minimum freezing temperatures will ex- tend throughout South Texas and the Rio Grande Valley Sunday he weather will be fair and not suite cold He anticipated that the norther would be moderate and would diminish Sunday The cold wave second within a week is a fragment of the frigid Continued on Column 5 Pope Pius Rests Comfortably And Is Recovering Rapidly From Recent Heart Attack BAD WEATHER United Press VATICAN CITY Nov Plus XT who alarming heart attacks yesterday rested comfortably today in a con- armchair and was recovering rapidly I am Quite the pontiff told his attendants While there always remained the possibility of further attacks the pontiffs vigorous con- once more had stood him well Only yesterday he was under- stood to have received extreme unction last sacrament of the church which Is given only to those who are believed to be near death Today he held brief audience with Eugenic Cardinal Pacelli papal secretary of state and then spent a quiet afternoon leaves It was announced that the pope's would not alter his original the annual week of spiritual exercises tomorrow Military Forces Harassed by High Winds and Heavy Rainstorms HENDAYE France Nov 26 Harassed by high winds ana heavy rainstorms military forces of the Spanish civil war rested tonight In preparation for the third winter campaign German-American Relations Strained Over Austrian Debts and Nazi Measures Against Jews By united Pren i Nov diplomatic were further of the make payments ria's lo the United States and oppressive anti-Semitic measures The State Department disclosed lie full two occasions against what t termed Germany's discriminatory of- American holders of The disclosure with the arrival here of ho U S ambassador to Germany Hugh R Wilson who returned orders to report immediately 0 President Roosevelt at Warm Ga and announcement hat his recall from Berlin will ontinue indefinitely Wilson to Stay Acting Secretary of State er Welles announced that Wilson conferring with the ent to Washington nd be detailed to the State Indefinitely as adviser on erman affairs Such an indicated he might not re- urn to his Berlin post unless relations take a turn for the better Wilson conferred lengthily with elles but both declined to ent Diplomatic expressed the belief that the situation be- tween Germany and the United States had developed to a where a personal between President Roosevelt and Chancellor Adolf Hitler Informed officials believed that Germany undoubtedly will not re- turn hor Hans hoff to this country until Wilson Is ordered back to Berlin or a new named in place This leave problem di- up to President Roosevelt Japanese Troops Fire On British Soldiers And Hongkong Police Napoleonic Splendor Continued S Column B Striking a Napoleonic pose Sydney Margaret Hart Dyke of a son of Bonaparte showed New Corkers the rich jewels which the Emperor gave to Empress Marie Louise Furniture Mover Jury Refuses to Send Two Convicted of Slaying To Death SAN FRANCISCO Nov 26 jury of business men today con- two young con- icta C Lucas and Rufus of murdering a guard during an escape attempt but re- used to send them to death in- he lethal gas chamber The result was that Franklin 2 had another life sentence to the two already standing against him and am Indeterminate amount of time was appended to stretch the under which pontiff old Lucas is doing for Texas bank pates as much as his health Indicative improved j condition the departure of Cardinal both sides worked to their positions before enow cold hit the battle lines Military reports said there was no action 01 any front The only Incidents reported won aerial of Barcelona and attacks along the north of there and gunboats combined in assaults aimed at Laselva and From Envy Hatred and VOU and I are good and old Christian be honest with me By BERTRAM BENEDICT the Jew said to the Tell me why are the Jews always the The other reflected for There's no single he said at last There are lots of answers Tell me some of them Well for some Ignorant people It goes to their early religious teaching They were told the Jews killed But that's so silly It was only a few Jealous rabbis who asked death And they didn't perpetrate it It was the who crucified Him Anyhow that years ago Today we don't a man for what father did 10 years ago I know I know I said only Ignorant people think of But of people are Ignorant And himself a the Jew went on VSo was Mary And Paul and all the other Apostles When you persecute the you persecute own of Hta and I know I know no logic to it Only so few people arc logical They made to that much logic at least But other causes go back to early childhood For a little thing In at on their our religion Tou ought to all the It do But aren't to a line of consciousness of kind you might the and children And many people never go beyond the Impressions they get hood The Jew gesture of Impatience he way with the the In parts of the country Page 4 Column I robbery and automobile theft In the few minutes between of sentences and their start back to Alcatraz in shackles the two convicts had time to tell reporters that they States aboard the Italian i expected to spend the rest of their Savoia So grave had in isolation on The been fears for the lite of this where the Government keeps morning the cardinal ordered hia more of its dangerous removed Irom the ship at prisoners Naples By afternoon it had been stowed aboard onco more and th archbishop after receiving assurances from the Vatican that no immediate crisis An official Vatican communique said the be able to re- sume bis normal activities after several days of rest The holy father passed a very calm the communique eald without feeling any disturbances The improvement which began continued so much so that this morning hla ness to almost normal The pope's doctor Prof on Page 6 Column 3 Weather Prof Selby Maxwell author of Weather Temperature SAN ANTONIO Nov ISM Guard Beaten to Death But attorney Harold Faulkner who contended the witnesses from traz made a mesa of the reiterated his argument that Franklin and Lucas did not kill the guard Royal C Cline and that thQ Federal prosecutors had fallen far short of so proving was beaten to the saw room of shop last May 23 shortly before Lucas Franklin and an- other prisoner Continued on Pace Column 3 Crashes 11 g Burn to Death By United Pretti West Africa Nov persons were burned death today when a lunker plane oC the Lufthansa German Air 15 sons drome The plane capable of carrying 40 hft a palm tree while taking here on a phase of Its trial flight from Germany to Dakar BERLIN Nov the Lufthansa crashed today at were technicians of the Junkers firm the Bavarian motor works and the air ministry to the Lufthansa crew a spokesman for the told the United Press The ship was on a test to study tropical conditions officials said here The Lufthansa crew all oC whom were killed Capt chim veteran ot -106 Atlantic flights and Capt Robert who accompanied the chief Baron von Gab lonz ast on a through Lufthansa Continued on Pase WOMAN AUTO FOR MONTH HELD By United NKW YORK month ago Mrs Christine Hassett took but an she had priced for an hour's trial run Today still the car she was on a of grand larceny Daladier Uses Military To Smash Strikes His Rule Armed Force Shown to Labor Protesting Decrees ing Tense Truce Between Workers and Government Pending General Walkout Called for Wednesday Ex- to Involve in Factories Nov 26 Edouard Daladier decreed the military requisition of all principal railroad of France In his fighting campaign to crush in advance the one-day general strike called by French labor for next Wednesday Daladier signed a decree ing army control on railroad voted to join the general strike tomorrow Earlier In the day similar tactics by tlie premier smashed strikes miners metal and local railroad hands In the north of France Fifty thousand ers had walked out In the north The French Confederation of bor which ordered members to strike Wednesday In protest against Daladier's decree laws suspending the weak had ordered a stoppage in every phase of work excepting only such necessary as water sas and electricity These services are to be by skeleton staffs Daladier won the first round of his battle with labor by using army measures in the north ing striking workers ordering them to work as part of the army Courts martial wore established for those refusing to The unions quickly gave in by strikers to resume work pending the genera strike Cleared In the Paris region where an- other went oh strike all factories we're of sit-in strikers although was not yet ordered resumed by the managements In effect in tense truce prevailed the government labor pending the scheduled nationwide walkouts Wednesday j The northern unions In ordering their members back to work De- clared their action was taken only to Rive significance to the scheduled general strike Coal running and mine and operations aro to be renewed Monday although a few thousand men in chemical and er Industries remained on strike France's left wing labor ranks shouted defiance at the ment in nationwide mass meetings late today with workers at- tending meetings in Paris and hundreds if thousands turning out In the provinces The passed peacefully FOR SHORT TIE Nipponese Finally From Post Outside kong When British Make Representations By United Nov people of ville they have seen Alice 13 a seventh child malve tables rise off the floor move around the room com- and perform similar Miss Roosevelt Introduced At Capital Ball Continued on Page Column I 44 11 Breach Between U S Nazi Widens as Hitler Realizes Roosevelt pies to By CONSTANTINE BROWN WASHINGTON Nov Diplomacy queer are waged the guise of punitive expeditions and diplomatic relations are broken off under the of personal re- of froni and the contemplated recall of Ambassador Joseph Grew from are recent especially Roosevelt took over of of the transoceanic lave been with extreme abroad foreign been transacted by phone T j bli 2 3 7 Property Loss in Blaze Ex- to Reach Mexico This once gay border pre- a dreary appearance today unofficial revealed seven persons seriously Injured scores suffering from minor burns loss.that as results of City and federal ex- first estimates of loss failed to tion stocks Increased for holiday trade Sixteen fronting the main street were destroyed The fornia Club owned by G Bowman Arizona capitalist In- a loss unofficially continued on ed at Other i ruined included the Midnight lies Cabaret the American Club large dine and the Aloha and stores shops ASHING TON Nov jP The ninth annual Black and White offered Capital elors a new in tonight men gathered at the Mayflower meet Eleanor Roosevelt debutant niece and namesake of the first lady several doxen other pretty misses who are coming out this season The debutantes were In while with coronets of gardenias in their powdered hair their costumes con- vividly with the lorg formal black They danced together to such as Stay as Sweet as and Just the Way Tou Look then drifted to supper tables Introduce Mrs William Dunlop Jr of the ball arranged to introduce the debutantes to Roosevelt before iwo trumpeters dressed as Pierrots heralded the beginning of thn ball The President and Mrs velt will honor Miss at a White House ball next month there was some conjecture j about whether the soldiers and Hongkong police were under- of troops today and for a time the Japanese occupied a British out- post The Japanese retired after had been to them British Tlie dispute occurred a few troops wore making a ast stand a ha.lt mile from It has boon the practice of the British military around to establish defensive sometimes on Chinese when the terrain on their own land It appeared that the Japanese resented or understood the presence of the British troops on what they con- to be Chinese soil Junn Claim SHANGHAI Nov 26 troops in South China were reported to be making rapid progress toward the border of the British leased territory of Kowloon The Japanese to bp only half a mile from the frontier the invaders swept aside what they called Chinese army remnants on the eastern shore of the Pearl River delta The Peninsula of Kowloon OB Continued on Pape S Column i SELECTED TO BE TEXAS TECH HEAD 5 Column S PORT Nov Clifford B 53 of Spur Tex native Coloradoan who in Kansas City Mo day made president of Texas Technological Collece at Lubbock Jones who from a cowhand on a ranch in Nevada to the of the vast Swenson interests ot Texas elected to succeed the late Bradford Elected at a of the col- board of directors here Jones immediately the chairmanship of that body cer A Wells of Lubbock was raised from vice-chairman to fill the vacancy and will continue temporary chairman until the January meeting Worked on Nevada Jones nominated over at least a applicants for the presidency of the school im the third largest In Texas with aii enrollment of approximately students He was born at Colo Jones graduated from Kansas City Central High School In 1303 and first worked on a Nevada ranch He came to Texas in 1911 to sume managership of the Swenson properties near Spur He has held that position ever since with the exception ot a short time in 1933 when he served OK a Public Administration adviser Four Jones is a director of four roads president of the Spur rity Bank an ex-president of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce and former mayor of Spur Mry John A Haley of Midland member of the college board id served as honorary president of the since Dr death InM spring v Nazis fo Buy At Price ERLIN 26 Or I J off i office Buy at their Norman Thomas Wants to Know Who Backs Dies in Probe jg EW YORK 26 Socialist party man wrote today to Senator Robert M La Follette to ask hia Senate Committee to ascertain if possible the of the which committee carrying on The committee headed by Representative Martin un- American activities The committee It was commonly was a specific task on other budget of wrote Thon Assuredly that nan Catholics but gome Jews Of been pent but w V one of ex- t or j Page Continued on Pagt Column 4 j C In country Its completely It lines sensations It from the United States to Spain and back and Its Intervention in the Spanish serves only to aid the Its chairman In ed the with Continued on Page f Column
