Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - August 30, 1930, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin Phone 2000 Imm Satly journal City Edition FORTY-FOURTH YEAR LEASED WIRE SERVICE OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS STEVENS AUGUST 30, 1939 10 PAGES STILL HOPE FOR PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT Hitler May Talk Directly Wants Own Way By Copyright 1939 toy Kins Syndicate Inc. All Reproduction IB full or in part D. you have not been able to make heads or lers out of the confusing advices from you have only ed the frequent recent experiences of those who are handling the ation The inner picture has at times looked more like a dali dream than the apparent One of the high points of con- for was ed when the British and French received opposing inside diplomatic advice out of Berlin the very same British Ambassador Henderson saw der fuehrer for an hour and fifteen minutes in Berlin and went to London with the ing that Hitler considered Poland in- capable of permanent The implication which the British cabinet naturally drew from this was the world shaking one that tie ambitious German leader would not guarantee the independence of any part of Poland and ed taking far more than Danzig and a road to it. Hitler said nothing like this to the If he the French ambassador would have collapsed with apoplexy before reaching the and if the news ever got to wholesale apoplexy would have been In ler wrote Daladier his heart pined only for Danzig and the Confusion is not due to quate or incompetent It is a natural part of Those who conduct these European er games consider it essential to their propaganda That's why they clamp down BEBLE COINS ACCURATE PHRASE It was Assistant State Secretary Adolf A. Berle who coined one of the most accurate phrases ing the situation one day when he left the White To the men he of a the hasn't become NEW ERA IN PAR EAST FORESEEN A new era in the Far matter how Hitler comes out in now seen by American diplomats to be in the They have been too excited peering across the Atlantic to devote more than a side glance to what may work out in the but already there are inner indications that our Joseph C. will not be sent back to The possibility is being denied officially but and probably because the decision is yet inite and remains to be Grew is here on Officially he has planned to return to his post around September 15. It has been announced he will hold a press conference just before he but press conferences can be called off. I Whether or not a new man is a completely altered diplo- matic situation is Inside and outside evidences of a anese campaign to foster ment of issues with the United States started shortly after State Secretary Hull denounced the anese trade treaty July 26. This has been accelerated since Hitler made his political trade treaty with Russia and left Japan out in the The new Tokyo cabinet is presumed to have been picked primarily for the purpose of carrying the policy still Difficulties in the path of ment are great but Japan ently wants a new trade treaty and may give something to get K. DECLARE HITLER HAS LOST MUSSOLINI Hitler may have been calling solini on the but the er watchers noted from here that II Duce did not thereafter rush to construct any bombproof recall his or brandish His enthusiasm for the other end of the axis in- his hated was reflected in a decision to have a blackout the next night in Mark these red Hitler has lost re- of minor appearances to the LIKE HITLER'S GHOST WRITER No one around here likes to admit ever did anything but are several officials who would like to hire the ghost writer of his front letter to Strictly off the record it OB POLAND AGAIN PLACES 0, ON MEDIATION But Tension Over German Troops In Slovakia Aug. 30 A large-scale as a step in Polish pre- was announced day as the government re- reports that Adolf ler's reply to British proposals for ending the international crisis offered no immediate Hitler's reply was more bitter than his reply to of a foreign office spokesman de- The note to France Sunday was interpreted by the French premier as a point-blank al to negotiate directly with Poland on German demands for Danzig and the Polish Aug. Poland in- again today her willingness to settle her dispute with Germany through but took a serious of German troop con- centrations in Slovakia on her southern Polish officials announced last night Poland had replied favorably to the offer of Queen Wilhelmina of The Netherlands and King pold of the Belgians to use their good offices toward mediation of the crisis which has brought Eur- ope dangerously close to Text Not Made Public The foreign office did not make public the text of the reply to the two But Polish officials said it pointed out the Polish had agreed to mediation as a means of ing disputes between nations in President Ignace reply to President Roosevelt's peace Queen Wilhelmina and King pold were informed the Polish enter in- to further discussions of details of any proposed because such proposals in the past have met with no response from Concentration of German troops in Slovakia against Poland's ern frontier was said here to have increased greatly the tension be- tween Poland and Million Under Arms Poland was estimated to have more than a million men under ready to defend her against any but responsible officials de- nied immediate general tion was A general because of Poland's tremendous reserve of young could place more than in the It was announced officially the Polish government had protested to the Slovak government against alleged appeals of Slovak ties to the Slovak public to greet the German army as one coming to defend Slovakia against the ish Poland to Make Decision The Polish reminded that herself will decide on account of direct or indirect her independence is threatened in a manner which would compel Poland to defend and continues this ly will assist Newspapers openly advocated day for the first time that all ians not needed in large Polish ies and possible military areas should Large quantities of gas selling for about 80 cents were on the Proposed Relocation of Road at McDill WHITE SOX Aug. Ted Lyons won his eleventh game of the son today when he held the ington Senators to four hits while the White Sox batted out a 5 to 2 victory on nine hits off Joe Haynes in the first game of a RETIRED PASTOR DIES Aug. The Rev. Frederick 78, who retired from the Evangelical eran ministry ten years died i Funeral services will be j conducted here THE WEATHER Partly scattered erg In northwest and tral tonight and in extreme north wanner in tonight Highest and lowest tares reported in the last 24 hours at official weather bureau Dodge Phoenix and Wichita 101, Yellowstone Journal M. J. Portage county highway and Arthur Raymond Pipe and Henry the board of highway conferred with the state highway commission at Madison today in regard to the proposed rerouting of Highway 51 across McDill This Daily Journal aerial photo shows the present while the dotted line indicates the approximate location of the proposed MICHIGAN CAR FOUND IN WOODS EAST Sheriff Believes Machine Hod Been Stolen A car believed to havo been en in Michigan moro than a week ago tind abandoned in woods two miles due cast of Plover was towed to a Stevens Point garage today by order of sheriff's who arc seeking its A woman berry picker notified tho sheriff's office today sho had seen the car In the woods last Thursday and paid no particular attention to it until sho saw it there again on Then she ed to report it to the sheriff's of- The a 1935 Ford sedan bearing Michigan license plates which expire had been stripped of its storage battery and and two tires were It had been driven deep into the woods in a spot almost inaccessible to It was towed out with a wrecker with considerable Sheriff Joe wired In- formation of the recovery o' the car to Michigan authorities today in an effort to determine its He said he believed the car was driven to Portage county by a resident of tho havo information as to sible Identity of the person who drove the car here and are making a the sheriff New Dispute Over Foreign Policy Arises Aug. new congressional dispute over foreign policy arose today in the wake of President Roosevelt's assertion that senate postponement of neutrality revision was a factor in the ean Mr. Roosevelt said late yesterday he thought everybody believed ure to act on his request for repeal of the arms embargo had ed in a major or minor degree to the present tense The subject came up at a press conference when the president was asked to comment on a recent speech in which Louis sistant secretary of declared postponement of debate until next winter had favored Referring to Johnson's Senator said last night at war jingoist in this try is in favor of our going to the aid of England and France in ent of They would not only send arms and ammunition at the present but it wouldn't be long before they would want to send x x x By minding our own business we are not ing to either Senator New told reporters said he believed the present neutrality law should not be repealed under ent and particularly would not want to repeal the law as long as Mr. velt is I haven't any con- in the way the president has been handling the present tional His policy has been one of constant Chairman of the senate military com- expressed opinion in an in- that no ces will we send an array to fight in a war CITY'S PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS TO OPEN 5 Parochial schools of Stevens St. St. St. Stephen's and St. es well as St. Joseph's will open on Tuesday of next one day in advance of the public school St. Stephen's is registering pupils today and Registration at the academy will take place day for new students and on for old Classes at and St. Joseph's will begin Wednesday following tration Central State Teachers college will register starting September 11 and classes will begin on the 15th. The training including its will open at the same TRAINING UNDER STATE PROGRAM Point One of Cities Where Instruction Will be Given The first state-wide program for police in 17 Wisconsin was arranged at a conference of Wisconsin police members of the Wisconsin Chiefs of Police and representatives of the federal bureau of investigation of the United States department of justice Tuesday afternoon at The chiefs of police of the various Wisconsin cities were called into conference by Chief of Police Joseph president of the Stevens Point's A. was The establishment of an adequate police training in which instruction would be given by ex- perts in law enforcement hag long been an objective of the FBI to Co-operate During the meeting tives of the FBI transmitted to the assembled chiefs an offer of operation from J. Edgar FBI whose organization will furnish experienced special inspectors and other als to provide the The school planned will reach 108 consin all and st least Wisconsin law ment State-wide including all rural police is the objective of the The program agreed upon will provide instruction at the 17 including Stevens These cities were selected in order that all enforcement officers in the state will be able to attend with minimum of The schedule Stevens September 11-22. October 16-27. October 30-No- vember 10. Eau Fond du Green November 13-24. La November 27- er 8. West December 11-22. Subjects to be Taught The following subjects be taught during the present i Mechanics of public firearms report raids and road j and identification of at crime and At each of the cities the subjects will be handled in two sessions a session during the afternoon and one in the in order that officers on all shifts will have an opportunity to obtain the benefits of the Steps in the Growth of Polish Crisis the Associated These are the principal steps In the growth of the March pledges aid to Poland if her independence is threatened and she pledge follows German an- of Bohemia and remnants of April in reichstag speech discloses his earlier de- mands for Danzig and highway across Polish corridor and bints his next terms will be es 1934 10-year pact with Poland as well as naval ment with May Minister Beck refuses German but offers May military pact DOUBT DEMANDS ARE ACCEPTABLE FOR NEGOTIATION Fear Poland Won't cept Such Basis for Discussion Aug. 30 The Brit- ish government was said in official circles today to be planning a ther communication to Fuehrer ler while It also was reported in ally reliable diplomatic quarters that Germany's latest note ed an indication at least of a now to negotiate directly with In these quarters there was a that Germany might want ft July 10-Chamberlain says any j minister Danzig change without Poland's bc 8ent to but this consent will be considered was suggested definitely In Hitler's sion which Britain will note wafl t tension in- A 10 stated throughout that Germany Aug. takes military i possession of directly on troo i condition rushed Aug. to Polish Aug. trade agreement Aug. for pact Aug. says her remains Aug. to have which thus fur has lacked support from Hard to Negotiate British officials maintained crecy concerning the contents of Hitler's lengthy which was fore tho cabinet at an hour and a half session Solution Not Yet Diplomats Say as Britain Sends Nazis New Message Situation Believed Practically Unchanged Since England's First Proposals Last Saturday BULLETIN Aug. Hitler's latest proposals in the European crisis and Britain's answer forwarded to Berlin tonight were said in diplomatic circles to have failed so far to bring anything like a In said sources close to the British the situation was just about as it was last when Hitler sent his first proposals by Sir Nevile the British ambassador in It was recalled that Prime Minister Chamberlain in his statement to the house of commons yesterday said there was a precarious balance between peace and but official circles said Britain's note today was of such a nature as to invite a further reply from the BULLETIN Associated Great Britain's reply to Adolf Hitler's latest sage concerning his demands on Poland and the European crisis was said by informed quarters to have been sent tonight to There was no Indication as to the contents of the but official circles said it was of such a nature that another reply from the German fuehrer was The communication was sent to Sir Nevile the British ambassador in who was ed to deliver it Hitler late today called In his military aides and several cabinet members conference white awaiting further word from London in his secret with the British Those summoned Field Marshal Hermann General Wilhelm chief of the high general Walter von commander-in-chief of the Grand Admiral Erich Raeder and Heinrich chief of all German In official French quarters said tonight that the French government had approved the note the British government is sending Adolf Hitler concerning the Adolf Hitler was reported today to have indicated some willingness to negotiate directly with but informed quarters in Berlin insisted his demands for the surrender of Danzig and the Polish corridor remained unaltered as Europe maintained the pace of war The question of direct London diplomatic quarters was raised by the German fuehrer's new com- which was considered by the British cabinet Whether a clear offer was made was not but it was said there was at least a suggestion that Poland send a minister plenipotentiary to This raised an important question as to whether Poland would enter negotiations with Germany in the face of fixed demands concerning Danzig and the corridor and whether any withdrawal of German troops from the Polish frontier would be made a condition of No Immediate Answer The British cabinet adjourned without fixing a time for a further meeting to consider a reply to Hitler's This was interpreted as an indication that Poland and France would be consulted before further action was Another indication that Germany demanded all Polish once Although any willingness by and threatened many to open i tition if Poland sweeping ly with Poland concerning Hitler's j military measures i claims for the Polish ami other concessions would j Aug. and Russia in reliable sign 10-year quarters emphasized President appeals to such as these scarcely could king of. Italy and Polish j accept a blp UK a for dent for Chamberlain gets Want to Prolong Discussion virtual dictatorial Tne that a Aug. 25--Hitler note British communication toj Britain on Polish while Germany was planned indicated all Europe fears immediate tnat tne London government was sends Daladier anxious to keep conversations letter designed to justify German i ing ag as both in the policy for and of a basic settlement ing clear he demands entire Polish and one con idor as well as mant t to the Aug. replies to Hitler of for itg with ff t Aug. continued by new German Mrs. Scorles Dies at Aug. cabinet studies j latest might be agreeable to conciliation I paper was seen in an authoritative in Berlin that the government with extra- ordinary the offer of Queen Wilhelmina and King pold to mediate the Polish Whether the Geiman statement heralded acceptance of their good offices for a specific purpose was not Great Britain and France ready havo signified their ness to have the Netherlands and Belgian sovereigns act as ors and Poland has indicated she would agree provided Germany did so. Won't Disclose Message Officials both in London and Popolo demanded what is left of the treaty of This would for one Part Time Work for Girls time employment in Point in return for board and Wisconsin Rapids Mrs. D. 56, member of an parly Wood family and v. of a prominent i marsh died at the Searles Wisconsin j Her maiden name I room sought was Clara In her young by 30 boys and ane the fo announcement Business She was today by A. C. manager for many in the of the local office of the Wisconsin j ern Hcr and six State Employment boys and girls desire to attend high school or Central State Teachers HEIL TO ATTEND PARLEY Frederick asserting Aug. that that stands between them i ernor Heil announced today he had and an education is a little j accepted the invitation of Governor He requests that local j Harold of for a sons who can give board and room midwest conference on farm prices to students in return for part time i at St. Paul September 22-23. Heil work contact his 4401-2 asked that the Minnesota executive i Mam Its telephone number i include department of agriculture i is 726. officials in the i Berlin refused to disclose the ture of Hitler's Informed German quarters ed to the exchange of tions between Germany and tain as evidence of Germany's to have the Polish tions Not Relaxed There were no that any of Europe's major powers were relaxing their intense military Even Soviet which only 10 days ago signed a sion pact with disclosed she had strengthened her military forces on her western As a result of the which ostensibly would free Russia of any European pressure and give j her an opportunity to turn score of cities will gather at tion lo the Far Japan rushed sau September 8 and 9 for the revision of Poland's frontiers and return of certain areas to The editorial was believed to have been or at least in- by Mussolini Poland Calls Reserves Poland called up an undisclosed number of additional reservists to augment her which already had an estimated to 000 men under Observers said the new order probably would fect This move followed upon a Polish protest to the government against a broadcast which urged the public to greet German troops as defenders against the The Gazetta Polska declared that of vakia by German troops is a new act of Express referring to said he wants war we can only assure he will find himself involved in a real Paper Mill Leaders To Meet at Wausau Leading paper mill men froni a new forces through Korea and North China to the border facing Soviet Siberia and northwestern divisional meeting of the American Pulp and Paper Mill Outer than 150 are The Evacuation of children west division includes Paris and Rome i northern Michigan and Premier Milan
