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   Syracuse Journal (Newspaper) - February 22, 1938, Syracuse, New York                               Syracuse Journal's Great Daily Features Include EXCLUSIVE and EXCLUSIVE International Service Dispatches WEATHER sy i A- M 14 k H VOL XO 44 X Y TUESDAY CENTS CITY CHAMBERLAIN LASHED BY FRANCE SPEEDS HUGE DEFENSE FUND Japs Slay Thousand Chinese Distributors Attempting Wreck Law Charge CROSSING SWORDS WITH ALBANY Feb 22 Charging a conspiracy on the part 01 some large milk to wreck the Senator George Rogers SHANGHAI Feb 22 j 1.000 Chinese in a I preliminary battle Japanese troops today captured the city of 10 miles to i north of the ill-starred Yellow House Labor Committet Kiver Japanese headquarters Given Confidential Report announced today f The Nipponese were said to hate seized the city m a sudden swoop that left corpses of defenders tered the defense lines At the same time reports s fa British Hongkong said On New Measure By WILLIAM 5 HEAL Staff Corresponding WASHINGTON Feb 22 Rochester Democrat today Hankow Railway in retaliation for the Chinese guerilla warfare that called for an delayed the Japanese offensive and other tattle their activities by the trade commission Eogers made his request 5n a Lieut Gen Iwane ousted from command of the Japanese ter to Representative George Kelley forces in the central Chinese area i administration's original dis- carded today in confidential bills distributed to members of the House labor committee by Chairman llary T Norton of New Hso of Rochester r The Jaw was enacted departed Quietly for Tokio after re- i prepared Tear after the state stepped oat his command to of conferences between milk It authorizes j tenant Colonel Hata may Norton administration to form J become a Japanese j 2nd to the best possible j large with with a I of Congress are sponsored central government o China shortly to be established at legislation banking a fleet of 60 Japanese raided Canton bombing tha southern port railway One raider was reported felled by Chinese anti-aircraft guns prices for their milk Senator Rogers charged that of the distributors are attempting to prevent the producers from forming their gaining groups OPPOSED LAW junctions aim persons while scores more were Rogers who succeeded I wounded Kelley as chairman of the agricultural committee pointed out that the groundwork for the law was laid fcy the federal trade commission when it made its report on the Kew Tork It a matter of common Rogers wrote that milk and ai a whole violently opposed to the law They practically all the at their command to stop its enactment Subsequent to its enactment majority of them have done possible they could do to wreck it The chief evil the in our milk shed have I designed to effect a compromise In One measure adopted code wages as standard the minimum wages In an effort to mollify bitter southern opposition which throttled legislation in the special j session OPPOSITION RAISED A second confidential measure submitted by ilrs Norton would grant a federal ity virtually blanket power to fbc wages in industries and vaguely retains the minimum and maximum principle of the Connery The proposals aroused immediate opposition among members of the labor committee and cast doubt upon enactment of a national in the present sion of Congress i The two measures will be thrust LONDON Feb before the committee Thursday to find a compromise e to Congress The bills By International News Service j The opposition had its chance in the House of Com- mons today as Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain firm in the belief he hss parliamentary support behind him moved I toward bis truce with Premier Mussolini i by Arthur Greenwood in the House of Com- i mons the Laborite opposition moved a vote of censure against Chamberlain of a French cabinet split arose as Premier Camille Chautemps prepared to state his views on European situation The government approved nary appropriations for military defense as the first result of the Anglo-Italian rapprochement the BARI radio station ceased casting anti-British propaganda to Arab listeners Austrian Government clamped a strict ban on all political meetings and parades except those of Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg's Fatherland Front as united to prevent repetition of clashes between Austrian Nazis and their foes Spanish Loyalists Evacuate Teruel Reform Battle Line South of City Anthony Eden was Lord Stal and re- comer when this picture was made on when he conferred with Adolf Hitler of Germany in 1935 At that time Hitler had told the world that he was rearming Germany and the suave captain left was one ot those delegated by Britain to curb the dictator Eden his career short has resigned from his post as foreign minister rather than betray his principles of with Germany and Italy International News photo Expect Roosevelt To Restate Poky Spanish press agency here had to suffer has been from the announced that forces have j J activities of dealers in coercing 1 evacuated the strategic city i Intimidating their j The Metropolitan Producers a trator with authority to name Loyalist sources announced boards Establishes as troops had launched a gaining Agency a statewide body i against insurgent of dairy farmers organised under strongholds within the city the law filed a Republicans were reported to with tie federal trade mission last summer concerning the practices of certain dealers COERCION CHARGED Senator Rogers said the oas sent investigators into the lield and two of them a few days came into the stats seeking evidence on the alleged coercion eases If federal trade sion te come into this shed particularly into New York Rogers added and formal complaint against one or more of these milk dealers it would have a effect upon morale of our dairy After attorney general df the state is or less powerless in the metropolitan market interstate milk is involved and where only the eral commission has Senator Rogers told Congressman Kellty that we must do something rave reformed their on the plateau Puerto Escandon short distance south of Teruel determined to hold oat at all costs The plateau is a natural jumping off point for a push on Latest dispatches received here reported another air raid on celona at p the third of t- e day There were no details AMERICAN 50 Seized in Raid On Hungary Nazis BUDAPEST Hungary Feb 22 persons including the leader Major were arrested today whea Hungarian lice served notice they want no expansion in Hungary such as is lasting in neighboring Austria wage the wage paid by industry in 1334 when XKA codes were in board and administrator are directed to fix wages and hours to bring them up to the standard Also provides the standard can be exceeded PROVIDES FOR BOARDS 2 Second sets up administrator in labor department and provides for appointment of various industries Prohibits feeing of wages or hours in any industries where minimum wages are above 30 cents an hour and hours are 40 per week or less Gives administrator and boards power to fix wages and hours as low as they see St Provides that trator shall act when conditions In industries are inconsistent with a Talk on European Crisis Awaited By GEORGE DURNO Staff Correspondent HIDE PARK Feb 12 With world attention focused between the two powers President Roosevelt and his chiefly those created by Hitler's Hitler to Seek Early Terms With Britain Copyright 1938 by BERLEC Feb 22 Chancellor Hitler has been given a in Central and Balkan Europe by the resignation of British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden ivas the conviction voiced today in high Nazi circles As a consequence German eminent quarters evidenced a dis- position to come quickly to terms Cabinet Split Fears Grow as Hitch in Program Looms By KENNETH T DOWNS Staff Correspondent Feb 22 Spurred by the menacing tion arising from Fafe of World Rests In Says Greenwood By SMITH Staff LONDON Feb 22 The League of Nations as con- at present 5s a failure Adolf Hitler's Nazi expansion nations cannot de- in Europe the French ment today approved extra- i ordinary appropriations for pend upon it to protect them against aggression Prime ister Neville told establishment of an j the House of Commons today He TCas a Laborite with Britain on the tion to the European crisis cations today multiplied that Chief Executive might use standard of living health efficiency and general fare In this case wages are to be birthday as a vehicle to restate American foreign policy This afternoon he was receiving accompanying reporters ic his Hyds Park study for the day press conference There suggestions that the President might make some observations on the troubled state of world affairs and the increasing trend abroad toward Fascism In advance of today's press con- ference where President Roosevelt will be directly interrogated on his reaction to Britain's cabinet and Hitler's bold statement of Nazi expansion plans the temporary House continued to best back all inquiries with the set an- swer No comment The arrests were made when of- fixed which shall be as nearly suddenly raided the j adequate as is economically feasible party headquarters tere off to maintain sach minimum all party members they of It appeared that if anything was to be said in behalf of this concern over the Continent that Mr to teach many of these milk dealers and distributors that they have got j to stop trying to wreck fanner producers You your at the trade concluded that they laid foundation for law And that if want to give additional final boost to H and its te dairy they shauld ahead with their demands This trend toward Anglo-German friendship was motive the based on a solid i desire to avoid weakening of the axis by the impending Anglo-Italian agreement In plain words Hitler is mined not to be caught napping while British diplomacy tries to woo Premier Mussolini away from the alliance CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS Believing his Austrian coup and his speech Sunday have given him the upper hand in the diplomatic same the was sented as confident can now extract from the British at least some of the concessions he wants A provisional understanding for the progressive return of Germany's prewar colonies would constitute not only such a concession but insisting that the man minority problem is a domestic issue which only the league of tions is qualified to handle Nazi circles made no effort to conceal conviction that j German pressure will soon convince i Prague that the minority question is not a but a Czech issue Moreover it is the impression here that both France and Soviet Russia military allies of slovakia have been reduced to tual diplomatic impotence fay Eden's departure from the British cabinet and Prime Minister Neville victory Franco-Soviet opposition fore was relegated by Nazis to a minor role answering a adier for establishment of an censure which accused him autonomous sinking fund apart ot treading the path ot anarchy from treasury funds to and by abandoning collective meet defenes expenditures from j and embarking on the con- 1 onward with that led to V board directors to handle j the fund was appointed including I resignation of Foreign Secretary the ministers ot war and marine Ho and representatives oC the e mult not to I small and weak nations thit will be protected fay against aggression Nothing of Ministers this French Steamer The Council oi unanimously for uil cabinet split expressed as a result of Hitler's fighting speech to the Reichstag Sunday the resignation of Anthony Eden as Britain's foreign secretary A general declaration of policy was expected shortly following a review of the situation by Premier Chautemps There was some belief the declaration might prove to be a strong warning to Germany to kep hands off France's ally and tain the independence of Any hitch in this program jt was as long as members are nominally bound to impose and force in support of its Arthur Greenwood Laborite opened the onslaught against the minister for Ms stand itt favor of immediate negotiations j Roosevelt would say it himself i The President was apprised j in Hitlers cap of the debate in Meanwhile the fact that MARSEILLES France Feb 22 i would likewise put another feather i French steamer Prado I youth was near death Eden today by an companions in 15 A A ot me i m j S Edea's and his collective security precepts unidentified airplane off Denied in Rumania as British foreign minister and the i have been swept out of the British I House of Commons debate over j Government was viewed by Nazi England's future re- eyes as a development clearing the to word receded here Origin Of Ic ln Officials 400 Soon F M i Feb 22 A i from Carol of iad been caused a brief Curry ot EDGEWATER y J Feb Toe filtered into hundred striking em- i sources ia the Italian mcd of the Lever Brothers of it was telephoned cere AI plant bere returned to work today pew minutes of by after their representatives and the phone with Bucharest and company agreed to abide by the capitals showed that it was tionai labor relations deci- j oat foundation i on matters in dispute The j Reliable sources in workers walked oat Sunday Bigot heard the racier were at a loss to when the company to j account for its origin and j Bucharest disposed of it as lations path towar Official pouches from I manic community ton pave Mr Roosevelt lengthy dis- patches from American ries The telegraph wire that con- the White House and Hyde Park worked steadily Finally tie President was on the i phone talking to nis diplomatic aides in the national capital of Postman Admits blanketing the Danube Valley and of the attack from the Balkans Therefore informed quarters here expected the immediate future to j witness a new by Hitler I of German with Italy which led to tion of Anthony Eden as foreign secretary Chamberlain answered the charge by telling the House of France had been told of the posed negotiations as far back as j Continued on Page 2 Column 5 i Jan 25 and cited this as j tion of charges ho had gone be- hind the backs of friends f If Mr Eden felt the principle I of international good faith eluded the conversations with i the premier said He should have resigned when government first became mitted to the The fate of the wood said rests in the trembling hands of Mr Chamberlain The government has abandoned Continued on Page 2 Column 1 today three Jail and a fifth was sought as the culmination j of a gun duel with Police gave chase 1 back fth Destroyer was to tne scene in a stolen suito ignored com- j i mands to surrender speeding away j SLAYER WRIGHT the And it appeared logical that saca a move would be directed Killer to Be Freed Within Five Days LOS ANGELES Feb 22 fire days daring the fi i lifts I far f UCtA 1 CHI i same as that which overtook Austria last TORK Feb 22 bert H- i five days entitled to that r coart jury formd the question of ais present i m break Czechoslovakia's i time he shot sanity to a jury or any interested 43 a postoffice letter j is Imminent was toe i and to j party including relatives of the carrier tave a year day meaning read into in tte who aiay make seen a in in which to j reaching Berlin i after them in mand through the district attorney CAROL a I eolation Direct contact wi th saort ure out a Eew and better to beat ponies He was after confessing ne took MO from a registered letter to bet oft from reaching READY TO NEGOTIATE asserted compromising embrace i bat a lunacy commission yesterday the that advices Czech that he is sane now ment quarters as saying they are j Under California law Wright cannot be released custody for j free action would be taken was so smail tbat apparently ail has to do is count tie days until he goes Editorial I Edwin C Flashes by Nelson C Brown 3 Talk Dr O O Mclntyre 8 Paul Mallon 5 S Serial Story 9 Sports iC 30 by 3 Theaters U Walter Wirchell 1S Winting   

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