Sunday Times Signal (Newspaper) - September 8, 1940, Zanesville, Ohio 5 No More Section One MAIN NEWS SECTION SUNDAY THE WEATHER Fair and slightly warmer Sunday Monday generally fair NO 10 ZANESVILLE OHIO SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 8 1940 FIVE CENTS EVERYWHERE PASSES HOUSE London Blasted in Greatest Air Raid Flames Raging in Metropolis Nazi Bombers Scream Over City Raining Death BY UNITED PRESS The greatest aerial armadas in the history of warfare ed explosive death and upon the world's greatest city Saturday night The German air force ing every type of at its command sent swarms of craft over London to carry out Adolf Hitler's promised retaliation for British air attacks on Berlin The Germans said thousands of planes dumped millions ol pounds of bombs upon the port and city of London German and British accounts the raid which started at p.m a m EST Saturday anc continued as night fell that great fires were set raging m the British metropolis that huge billows of smoke rolled across the Thames to the horizon and that industrial and public service gets were hit and damaged Follows Attack on Berlin The raid started a few hours ter the Royal Air Force's most ing and effective attack on the German capital The Germans ad- mitted that British bombs despite seemingly impenetrable craft fire exploded on or near targets and the British nits on railroads airdromes craft factories gun emplacements and oil supplies all the way from Berlin to the French coast In Berlin the raids on London described as the greatest ever imagined The British did not minimize the devastating of the un- precedented German assault sands of bombs smashed into inKs damaged industrial plants in the east end exploded on docks disrupted public utilities services in places communications and started fires in the great in- Continued on Page Nine Scenes in Life of King Micheal 18 Who Again Rules Rumania At birth top with Queen Marie With his mother Princess Helen King Mihai son of King Carol of Rumania succeeds his father on the following the abdication of Carol as a result of the of Rumania under Soviet Russian de- As king in 1929 With his father King Carol who The new king today mands and under the direction of the axis Michael who will be 19 on Oct 25 once before ruled Rumania as a boy king Michael was but five years old at the time King Carol took over the throne in 1930 after returning suddenly from exile The boy king was but eight years old at the time his father seized the throne re- ducing Michael to the status of crown prince President of Paraguay Killed in Plane Crash Willkie Declares GOP Peace Party Ind Sept dell L Willkie Republican nominee for president declared in a speech at an open air meeting tonight that 1 shall never lend this try Into any European war and when 1 say that 1 mean it Willkie spoke to an audience gathered for showing of motion pictures made by the Republican national committee He Henry Wallace the Democratic vice presidential nominee said re- cently that the Republican party the party of appeasement That can mean two things If he meant working out com- promises with the dictators then he was 100 wrong But if Mi Wallace meant to that the Republican party is party of peace he spoke the because I shall never lend this country into any European And when I say that I mean it Assassins Attempt Life Of Ex-King Carol Belgrade Sept 7 mania's abdicated King Carol and his red-haired sweetheart Magda Lupescu escaped tonight after an into Yugoslavia attempt to Or Maybe It Was Love Several carloads of makers proceeded up Main street Saturday evening amidst a of auto ing Traffic was temporarily paralyzed Shoppers stopped and turned and looked ingly Hooked to the rear of an was a trailer bearing a cushioned plank Sitting upon the plank a couple obvious to the commotion On either side and on thr rear of the trailer were large white cards deploying wens Con- scription Tim To Ts them had been made by Iron Guard Extremists who fired bullets at their special train shortly before it pulled across the Yugoslav border The armor plating of the three lounge cars probably saved the of Carol and his paramour as they fled the country bound for a one-month exiles stay in Switzerland The assassination attempt was made near the Rumanian border town of according to Carol's valet M Jonescu The marks of several rifle Ms were visible on the steel sides of the coaches as the luxury train pulled into the Yugoslav station of Veliki-Kikinda After a brief pause the train was speeding Carol nnd tonight to Trieste where they will cross tho Italo-Swiss boundary into land King Carol will be permitted to remain in Switzerland not longer than one month Then according to reports iron out a conflict and his wife lost their General Jose Felix Estigarribia And Wife Victims of Accident Asuncion Paraguay Sept Jose Felix Estigarribia president of Paraguay for little more than a year and his wife were killed today in an airplane crash Up to a late hour tonight no details of how the dent occurred were available The president his wife left Asuncion at noon to spend the week end at the presidential country near San nardino on Lake ISO miles east of here where frequently spent holidays Commander of Paraguayan armies in the Chaco war and the nation's hero in that conflict with Bolivia Estigarribia was elected president April 30 1939 and took his oath of office amid great lic rejoicing the following Aug 15 Previously he had served a short Committee Urges Tax Exemptions Washington Sept senate finance committee decided today to exempt corporation ings up to eight per cent of in- vested capital from the proposed excess profits tax Chairman Harrison said the change from the house protecting and purifying was made in the interest of si m- racy in Paraguay The house had voted An official announcement of his exempt profits up to seven per cent j death signed by Interior on the first of capital and i ter Alejandro Marin Iglesias told up to five per cent on j With most profound grief I in- action on the form the nation that in an airplane term as Paraguayan minister to Washington Was Once Exiled Estigarribia who once was ex- from his country the representative regime last February IS assumed dictatorial powers and drafted a new for the avowed purpose of capital measure was deferred until I accident today his excellency the week in order to let defense com- mission experts and treasury president of the republic and eral of the army Jose Felix will co to the French provisions staying near Nice former home of they stand lives Britain Carol later is expected to come to the New World to his in Canada where he owns an estate Philadelphia Girl Named Miss America Atlantic City X T Sept A cirl daughter of a was chosen Miss for 1050 before a chorine of persons in Atlantic City's Convention hall new queen is Frances Burke a brunette was chosen over finalists rcp- r Kentucky nnd Michigan Miss was entered as Miss f ni California was chosen ns runner-up Nobody Can Say He Didn't Try a voice N Where's this place IhM Th inquired of rnan was from was Jh answer Grover Cleveland's Son Declares for Willkie loss deprives the republic greatest sons and it that people doing glorious chief should rate of 20 per cent a jear over and follow they stand -is oss another exiled the would corporations one of its grea of Windsor from their Income the necessary tha Again like the former ruler defense facilities at the j honor to our glori figuring i his tracks toward Con- cord and the national welfare period before taxes Treasury officials agreed to this in order to encourage private -i tai to plants but ob- approval of provisions By The prohibiting the WOKST or other of these facilities Addressing to 1932 approval of the war Washington Sept i approval PI inc war or i E i departments They also Richard F thM jv ahio of former Democratic DUy plants COM less Grover Cleveland today advised exemptions at the end of should have no desire or it S- and The GOP national a bv for publication in th said all plants could bv contracts German with unmatched ity cl British ad- his Industrial fires age to electric and other utilities and tions Heart of thr British world laid open man Nazi hich command reports one ancle cloud of from center of to mouth of Thames calls raid reprisal for British attacks on Reich Snakes Sot em In Hazard Ky Sept persons five of them women were found guilty day of violating a state law in the handling of snakes at re- ligious services and went to rather than promise to dis- continue the practice County Judge Bille Baker accepted guilty pleas from the 11 then fined each The judge offered to release them on good behavior without bond if they would let snakes alone They refused James Stidham their leader declared God Almighty will act to release these men and women from jail shortly Former French Leaders Arrested Vichy France Sept 7 The three highest leaders of the old F r a n ce former Generalissimo Lineman Killed Near Malta Paul Denzer 35 of Bucyrus n lineman for the Hoosier ing company of Newark was Saturday afternoon near Malta while working on the Pennsville high tension line While attempting to fasten a volt line to the cross arm of a pole one of climbing spurs slipped allowing the charged wire he was holding to fall across his head and shoulders Although aware that chances were slight fellow workers ed every effort to revive the en lineman Maurice Gustave Gamelin nnd for- John Whisman of Huntington mer Premiers Edouard Daladier and Paul arrested today in the war blame cases They were placed in detention at Chateau near Chantel Guyon The term officially used was administrative the accusations against them were not made known nor was anything directly said as to their trial But the present government of Marshal Philippe Petain in its long preparations for a series of against those it holds for France's fall has charged that France was not pre- pared for war that her then heads knew she was not and that they continued the struggle amid tary blunders when it was obvious she could not win W Va who was working beside at the time of the accident pried his other spur from the pole with a screw driver allowing to suspended by his safety belt J B Humphrey of Newark the crew foreman immediately ed the pole and sorted ing artificial respiration tion was continued while the body was lowered to the ground and workmen continued their efforts to revive for nearly two hours Morgan County Coroner Edgar Northrup who was called to the scene of the accident pronounced Denzer dead saying he probably died instantly from the electrical shock The crew of which Denzer was a member began early last week to replace the wire on the line between Malta and Pennsville The accident occurred on the William farm four miles west of Malta The body was removed to home at Daladier U.S Invites S.A Republics To Share Bases Washington Sept Transforming into steel the ern hemisphere's paper ity the United States today in- the 20 other American publics to share use of the tic air and naval base sites it quired from Britain for 50 over- age destroyers Far from being an empty ture of good of- said the unprecedented step envisioned the collective operation of all-American air and sea power in this hemisphere's defense shoult any of its component nations be menaced by invasion Terms of the pacts of Lima Panama and Havana commit the republics to consultation for com mon protection against threats to sovereignty of any or several o them While the combined tonnage 01 Latin American navies totals less than half that of the United States fleet officials pointed out their under unified command would create a force approaching the strength of the Italian or Ger man navies Air forces of Brazil Argentina and Chile experts added have been equipped in recent years with large numbers of American made bombers fighters and sance planes The United States offer trans mitted by Secretary of State Hul through this government's sies and legations throughout Lat America was without strings 60 Days Are Allowed i To Volunteer Measure Passes By a Vote of Goes Back to Senate Washington Sept administration's con- scription containing an amendment delaying the draft for 60 days was passed night by the house On final passage the house voted 263 for and 149 against the conscription Speaker Bankhead announced The measure now goes to con- ference with the senate which passed a similar measure last week The house defeated 171 to 241 a motion by Rep Short R Mo to send the back to committee immediately belore the final vote on passage The administration suffered de- feat when the rebel house on a roll call vote of 207 to 200 the amendment by Rep Fish R New York to delay the draft for 60 days Unable to Hold Forces Democratic leaders adopted the strategy to eliminate the ment first adopted 183 to 155 Thursday by roll call vote but they were unable to hold their forces in line The House provides for of between he ages of 21 and 45 against the Senate's limit of men be- ween 21 and 31 This and many other differences the House and Senate must be ironed out before he can be sent to President Roosevelt for his signature The Senate barely defeated the so-called Fish amendment by a vote of 43 to 41 and ability this issue will be fought over again when the measure comes back to both branches for final approval unless the senate conferees accept it Republican and Democratic were elated over the tory in delaying the draft While the army's program for registering the nation's military eligible man power is not ed with the amendment blocks the Daladier was premier when those already committing was Reynaud took republics to defense later and was in office until just tions before the surrender was head of thf allied land forces until ville French Troops Repulse Chinese h- was ousted in favor of General Fugitives reported was taken into custody at his home and he was led away told his Whatever happens it was not i who the war Ark officers rushed to plan men for conscription of this fall and ar additional next spring To Call Volunteers Instead President Roosevelt Is required to call volunteers Continued on Page Nine Ohio's Vote Against Washington Sept Ohio house delegation tonight voted 21 to 3 against the Wadsworth draft The vote on the and the two important amendments the Fish amendment delaying conscription two months and the Smith ment permitting conscription of for the Fish amendment against the Smith amendment and against final passage of the M Vorys George Bender Mrs Frances Bolton Clarence J Brown Cliff Clevenger Bryan Charles Elston William Hess Thomas A kins Robert Jones Lima Earl Lewis St J ry McGregor West L L Marshall Harry James combe Frederick Smitn Dudley A White walk Mr Clevenger missed the roll call on the Fish Polk Highland Against the Fish amendment for the Smith amendment and for passage of the Dow Harter Akron and Michael Kirwan n For the Fish and Smith ments and for passage of the Harold Claypoll For She Fish and Smith Gamelin was arrested Hsf i and against where a man believed to be Grosser and at for Fined for patrols to Canadian today after French Windsor of the convicts who escaped in John Hunter forces troops which tho Rod Late News Flashes TO hibo if Athens fugitive lo 1 today BRITONS Sept a respite from when the clear signal sounded at a m today after the and most destructive attack air force since the start of the The raid had lasted eight hours and 18 utes 38 minutes longer than the longest previous air alarm of the war KIRK IN OVERAGE DESTROYER Boston Sept broke out early today on the destroyer one of those being nto shape for ment to Great naval officers said it was extinguished with only slight damage DOSE FOR of Indo-China Found of attempting Arkansas Labor Day prison break crest Caldwell and a motorist to take Cleveland earlier m the day The man according to Robert Martia British raids on Holland and northern Berlin power plant oil and rail yards Jill son emplacements on teml and throughout Ruhr and suffer AFRICA AND British hornh and Italians Haifa and once iop mm Old France arrested in caws censored French i press openly admits plicht of colonies The skirmish i Frenchman was in which killed and port in Canadian up at Stats Robert E Fountain Hill but him one i mer of Detroit today was when he cot out of the car at j two wounded followed reports French authorities at Hanoi I had agreed Jo Tokyo demands burg test prisoner to be i Members Texas Family Found Slain 1 Japanese forces b V S Drafts on the railroad dian banks in ol a for an attack on Chinese in exchange control board j nan Jo months in the county jail and fined by Windsor Macerate M Seth Cato whn cap- of a west Texas disclosed that by Justice of Jne Pence J W were found murdered today i Wise rear Arkansas City lon 55 miles south ol ing News on the Inside for- Cato who was this gnn year to 10 years for larceny were Frank Calcote no 33 mother about fi's wife and the couple's year and half old The of the elder Mrs Calcote and the man were found at the ranch home Bodies of the woman and her daughter were later found three miles from the home by searchers All had been shot to A H i m SEIZE ASSASSIN Vichy Sept Grynszpan The Polish who assassinated a Nazi Close Vote In Barometer Stales rase See Z and touched off Pupils Sardines Pw I Sec 5 November horror and S Sec 5 has been de Woman Shop at Pate 2 into the hands of 7 Sec 1 S 1 apo by government of Marshal 2 S 4 Sec 2 MAGAZINE SECTION Ifi Pases old Mexican employed en retain and Pierre THEATERS fi 7 Sec 2 COMIC SECTION Pases it neighboring ranch sought Laval n learned tonight 4 Sec 1 Sec for
