Syracuse Herald Syracuse Journal (Newspaper) - July 31, 1939, Syracuse, New York New Features and Comics in The Herald Today Edwin C Hill Bugs Baer Damon Runyon Paul Mallon t bUlu Louella Parsons B C Forbes Believe It or Not Donald Duck Thimble Bringing Up Father Barney Google Two Pull Pages of World's Best Comics SYRACUSE HERALD VOL 63 NO SYRACUSE N Y MONDAY EVENING JUDY 31 1939 HOME DELIVERED TWENTY CENTS A WEEK SINGLE COPY FIVE CITY EDITION The Weather Generally fair Monday night and Tuesday much change in temperature GE FIGHT AUTO PICKETS Tokyo Drive Brands U.S Japan's Foe Extra Police Are Thrown Around Embassy as Agitation Rises Posters Hit America Nation Linked With viet and Great Britain as Common Enemy Pope to Issue 1st Encyclical On August IS Vatican city July 31 can informant said today Pope Plus XII expected to Issue his first Tokyo July 31 police were assigned to the American Em- bassy today ar anti-American ers appeared on the streets Britain America and Russia arc our common enemy It was Relieved that the posters were sponsored by an obscure organization but police took special precautions because of mors that a demonstration might be held before the embassy The newspaper or Osaka In an article by Its diplomatic com- asserted that If the United States denunciation of thc American Commercial Treaty Japanese citizens residing in the United States the United States will forfeit the loyalty of more thrp of Japanese Aug 15 the date of the Feast of sumption Msgr Antonio Vatican tary of briefs expected to present a draft the Latin test to the tiff for approval next Friday Vatican sources said the final wording of the encyclical and the date of the release might be affected by the international situation One said the Pope had delayed the from last spring while he ried out peace soundings through Vatican diplomatic channels In tentative form the document was said to consist of two parts the Adjournment Jeopardized By Lend Two More Weeks of sion Now Expected at Capital White House Parley Senate Will Debate Under Speech Limitation Action Scenes as Cleveland Strikers and Police Battle As police guarded the American Embassy Japanese paraded past thc British Embassy shouting but in the main good natured in an anti-British demonstration organized by a citizens committee crowd listened to speeches and band music In the Park and other areas massed for and accompanied by hands ind drummers who set up a din which punctuated the shouts the crowd past thc embassy The temperature was 95 and the humidity was high but the crowd good spirits Big reinforcements of police were concentrated before the embassy The police kept the crowds moving and arrested several persons who threw banners into the embassy grounds negotiators dis- cussing the North China situation took up the question of the policing Of Tientsin today A Foreign Office spokesman rain that Russian authorities on Sakhalin Island had notified Japanese who hai refused to fines totaling for alleged violation of labor contracts that there was no Intention of attaching the A similar ment had been made at Moscow eral days ago British Negotiations With Tokyo May End London July 31 of a breakdown in Japanese negotiations at Tokyo was freely discussed today after ment of the formal meeting which was to have been held at Tokyo this morning It was indicated that the United States denunciation of Its trade treaty with Japan had encouraged the British Government to resist Japan's extensive demands regarding Korth China R S Hudson secretary of overseas trade and Quo Chinese may sign an agreement this week by which Britain grants China a export credit which would be used largely for war materials Collapse of continuance of Japan's anti-British campaign and tenance of the Japanese blockade of thE British Concession at Tientsin would strengthen agitation inside and outside thc government for de- nunciation of the commercial treaty If Britain decided to denounce the treaty and succeeded in enlisting the co-operation of other units of the empire In boycotting Japan after required 12 months notice expired Japan would it more difficult to obtain such vital raw materials as nickel oil copper wrap iron lead mica and asbestos Police Begin Hunt In San Francisco For Missing Beauty San Francisco July 31 o Rosalind Johnson beautiful MISS Salt Lake to appear lor Swedish day celebration at the Exposition on n statewide search Detective Edgar Shea said the year-old blonde WAS due at last night P M on train from Salt Lake City A Billon ot the lair committee gathered to meet her She not be located on the which connects with the train so Daniel Blrgers committee notified police Officers said other passengers had Ken Ler on the train the problems of peace and war the light of Christian doctrines H British Supply Guerrilla Aid Japan Claims Shanghai Army Leaders Charge Soviet Finances Chinese Campaign Denied by Consulate Washington July 31 gressional adjournment plans were first describing the present j jeopardized and President Roosevelt cate's program with regard to the j lending was being church and the second dealing with i to size as entered what was to have been the last week of this session Leaders were pessimistic now of adjournment by Aug 5 Some be- lieve at least another week would be necessary to complete the session labors But limitation of Senate de bate beginning today may enable a vot lending before mid- night Mr Roosevelt did not return from his week-end fishing expedition until after 11 A M and in consequence his customary Monday conference with his legislative leaders was celled The President spent much of his timo over tbe week-end studying the Federal employes out of politic However the White House doubted that he would announce any action on the measure today The independent temper which led Congress reject the neutrality revise the tax structure and challenge presidential lending Senators most halved the proposed program reducing it in committee and on the floor from to The House Banking and Currency Committee was scarcely less hostile trimming and then ing to report It favorably for on the floor But the House Eules Committee still must act be fore the can be considered and there Is substantial opposition In that Deal committee to the even as now modified How ever House leaders said they did not expect to have any trouble getting Lutheran Mission in Honan Province Shanghai July 31 army authorities alleged today that Russia was financing a Chinese guerrilla campaign against Japanese airdromes and supply depots in the area with thP support of British authorities The British consulate general re- that the entire statement In which the charge was made is full of lies from beginning to end A formal statement issued by the Japanese Army Press Bureau entitled extra new As adverse British feeling toward Japan has been aggravated the Brit- ish consul general has been watching Many Injured By Clubs and Rocks in Riot At Cleveland CIO Strikers in Mass Drive to Shut Down Fisher Body Plant Police Use Tear Gas Cars Carrying Workers to Factory Overturned and Burned The Law Charges Pickets Barrage of Tear Gas nominations hit the with terrific Impact for an opportunity to Instigate re- I u to the floor once the bm was acted action against Japan on b tnc Recently British consular it Jos succeeded in establishing close contact with thc Soviet consulate nt j Shanghai with a view to exchanging information regarding Japan j Consequently if has been learned that surprise attacks against nese airdromes and arms supply de- pots in the area by making use of Chinese nist guerrilla forces are being con- According to reliable Information the sum appropriated for required expenditures amounts to about yuan a month which is to be given the Chinese Communist party through the Soviet consul general consulate general In- formed of thc charge The entire statement Is full of from beginning to end The Brit- jsh consulate general has not had any relations whatsoever with the Concluded on Pnge 2 Column b Crowd at Wreck Of Auto Confused By Ventriloquist Charlotte N C July 31 Crowd gathered at the scene of fl bad auto wreck here and hampered the police In their rescue work A voice from the bottom of ditch kept saying Hey up there lemme out of here I'm ing The crowd got out of thc way and tried to find out where that voice was coming from By the time the injured had been put in ambulances the light dawned It was a ventriloquists The ventriloquist was not ie Sonate has so vastly chanced the that a motion to it to committee may ultimately If it carried the lending Issue would be buried for this session and Congress probably would get away Saturday The Senate again meets an hour earlier than usual today tinder an agreement limiting speeches to 15 minutes on the and 15 minutes on any amendments No senator will be allowed to speak more than once on the nor more than once on any one amendment Senate Majority Leader Alben W Democrat Kentucky was certain the debate limitation would bring a final vote by tonight But House problems are multiplied by amendments proposed to the act They Include changes Including exemption of white collar workers who receive or more a month and the Barden amendments opposed by Admin and the House labor bloc to exempt from the act some 000 processors of agriculture products Also at issue In the House is expansion of the ing authority which is part of the original lending program but which was chosen for separate action on the House side Controversy Is bitter and there is no assurance that the expanded program will be approved RAIL CAR HIS OFFICE Fort Mill S C July 31 Elliott White Springs textile facturer writer and World War Ing ace Is having a railroad car fitted for private office here It will be parked on a siding in a grove and will be kept In condition for moving at any time Late News Bulletins Britain's Big Arsenal Under Guard July 31 War Office hiss thrown a heavy Infantry guard around Britain's largest ordnance factory as a precaution against possible bombing attempts by members of the Irish Re- publican army An Immense store of war materials Is kept at the arsenal located about 10 miles from London Rumanian Guards Fire at Raft Budapest July 31 official communique asserted today that Rumanian customs guards flred 80 shots at a raft In the River near and damaged a customs station and a restaurant King George Hears Lord Halifax Report London July 31 King George VI today received Foreign Secretary Lord Halifax presumably to hear a report on the International situation prior to the royal family's departure tonight tor an vacation In Balmoral Castle Scotland Over Goes the Oar of a Worker Reporting at Fisher Plant 0 I 0 MASSES TO STOP PLANT These pictures were made at the of an struggle between Cleveland police and pickets attempting to shut down the Fisher Body plant Tear pas bombs dubs and figured iu in which two score were injured and more Farmer Gives 33 Saved After Girl Minutes Capsized Boat Kentuckian Arrested as Possemen Trail Him With Bloodhounds Ky July 31 Stony Conn July 31 UP r then toppled over throwing Its chapln wasn't feeling Into the Tater too well today so her DOSS told I several members of the pair to stay home and rest on the theory couldn't swim hut Miss Dewey Acts To Shut Off Lepke Funds Officials of 50 Firms Sub- to Bring m Their Books Miss Chapln Some of the fellows began diving of fire insurance under the beat to get ano Charles Allen eccentric a girl who had just saved 33 could farmer who shot and killed Police was entitled to a day off Chief George Dickey 77 tand wounded nine others in a battle with possemen Saturday night dered to police nt Jacksonville Ky today He had been sought since dawn by possemen and bloodhounds Assistant Police Chief Roy master said Allen had called him from thc home of his brother Allen a farmer at Jacksonville and Come and get There was no she said pany swam for 45 minutes In thc choppy waters of Long Island Soumi early yesterday to get help for the passengers and crew of a capsized pleasure cruiser and no one that except lor her all 33 would have drowned went over j As Arthur master of the vessel put It That girl tainly saved our lives Miss Chapln daughter of D Chapln secretary of the Hartford said and he and his brother met us at the door We took him to the Fayette County Jail at Lexington Allen shot and killed Police chief Dickey when Dickey went to the Allen home Saturday night to National Bank and Company Ugate a neighbor's complaint thai Allen had two teen age girls there Then he wounded nine men slightly during A battle with the 150 who attempted to rout from R barn in which he had hidden Allen Is gray haired slightly and stands six feet He is agile tor his ago and Is an expert marksman Police described him as an eccentric and said been known said H was nothing It was Just a matter of self she said I wanted to get back to shore as much as body else The cruiser a craft was In the vicinity of thc Thimble Islands when the mishap occur re J Despite warnings bers of the party had climbed on top of the cabin It was After midnight X started swimming toward the shore where I could asa some lights blinking After 45 minutes she saw boat which turned out to be the tugboat Cayuga with Capt John Concluded on rase 2 Column New July 31 a sweeping drive to dry up the away finances of Buchalter described by District At- torney Thomas Dewey as the most dangerous industrial racketeer in the United the July grand today subpenaed more than 60 In the garment and bakery In- once dominated by the fugitive gangster The subpenas directed the officials New York City in charge Her cries j to bring their books and records for attracted the attention and j scrutiny by Dewey's aids In an effort she was dragged aboard to find out If any payments have been made to Lepke now the object of a concerted manhunt Dewey has pointed out that the notorious fugitive apparently was well supplied with money and District Attorney Murray I Gurfein head of the Rackets reau Indicated his belief that some of the fugitive's funds might be de- rived from the multi-million dollar garment or bakery Industries on which lie formerly preyed An intensive Investigation he said was under way to trace the source of Lepke's finances Meanwhile as Federal state and city authorities intensified the hunt as the result of the mistaken identity murder last week of Isadore Penu 42 a music publishing house Vatican Creates Vicarage From Prefecture Vatican City July SI Sacred Congregation for Propagation the Faith announced today that the apostolic prefecture at China had been elevated to a aee remaining in of Catholic Foreign Missionary Society of America Rev Frederick A Donaghy 38 native of New Bedford Mass ww named apostolic view Cleveland July 31 and tear gas bombing riot at the strikebound Fisher Body plant of General Motors Cor- injured 34 sons none seriously A crowd of C I 0 United j Automobile Workers mated by police at 5.000 to 6.000 massed at the gates to stop the Police Capi Michael J Blackwood said fighting started after a brick was thrown through the of an automobile carrying several non- strikers into the plant 300 war gas and bombs wera thrown in the rioting that ensued said From the sprawling factory a patrolman mounted a tear gas gun spat shells into the crowd or demonstrators Blackwood said that strikers replied with tear gas shells and grenades I Twelve persons were end j released later on waivers Three ad- mitted operating a sound truck out permits and nine admitted creating a disturbance A short time Ister a truce was by Police Chief George J Matovitz Company officials said the plent wss operating as it had been throughout the strike called three weeks ago skilled to press demands for a agreement The 463 In- office entered the plant todar Abou 700 normally are employed at this season made no estimate on the number who entered the plant Police were ordered not to fire any bullets the strikers stormed the Captain wood said Two fire department pumpers played streams of water Into shouting crowd dispelling I I of white Motor Company three miles away and not affected by the strike closed their plant today only 400 of a regular work lores of reported lor duty oC the White Motor workers were on line a said Many of those injured were non- striking employes attempting to en- ter the plant after automobiles i ing employes through picket lines had overturned and burned Tear gas bombs thrown by picked up and tossed back by i pickets in several instances When I the failed to the crowd police turned hose on the j pickets About 100 police were on duty at the plant today sent there after a C I o organizer had urged all union men to turn out to stop this plant When rioting started 100 I more police were dispatched to plant j Rioters had tear gas shotguns with i shells which we believe were from i Flint Mich and tear gas bombs i which we believe came from burgh captain I heard a report that a gun but I don't know If any shots were fired said After the rioting was checked demonstrators collected around j Loop a barroom near tha I plant I The crowd listened to speeches i and to announcements from a sound tiuck From the truck came the an- are 10.000 here today There will be row If necessary Of those injured five were given aid Inside the plant before they were taken to hospital The rioting was the first outbreak at the Cleveland plant skilled tool and die workers went on strike three weeks ago demanding A supplemental agreement After thu melee shattered tear gas shells and streets around the plant Scores of women joined In demonstration police reported cap tain said man Concluded on 2 IV
