Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - August 24, 1935, Zanesville, Ohio THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL Tds the -X NO 98 SATURDAY AUG THREE CENTS JENATE US OUT 01 WAR tl Committee Offers Revised Biennial Budget THAN aits Approval of at Special Session O Aug re- state biennial carrying more than remained after rnor Davey pruned set up by the today ted his airman William of the finance prepared measure totaling If it gains executive approval er plans to present it at one of special sessions of the vernor who slashed DO from the original announced he j 1 convene the general assembly and in November governor's reductions left many Including univer and without funds on necessary functions sought to have the state con transfer funds from budge i which he had left Intact to for this situation the tme court held it lacked this au ty en Davey requested all depart s to revise their budgets budget was based on these new lates Herner restored nearly of tbe 266 500 cut from of Ohio State y- tcr controversy arose when officials led by President 50 W protested the made by the governor then Davey has frequently I In speeches appropriation ot for a school building at the Ohio and Orphans home in BL was provided by Herner toes of made on tt a in i ii fire Irom U lean legion and resulted In In- there by a committee and another rner advocated transferring TOO froto the highway Saddened Throngs Pass Beloved Humorist's Bier lund to the fund and abolishment of the debt by paying off due result of an explosion which ced the office building it was of to cover ex- cr deficiency in of education for crippled Turn to D CROSS FOND REACHES additional was contributed he Red Crom emergency flood fund Saturday morning by the Power the to according to Frank in of solicitation T company contribution 1 through efforts of Clifford superintendent of funds is continuing tSer to secure money fact of giving relief to i of and ty wbo forced to homes during tbe recent flood r of homes at ill show the ot tbe high water P Ohio sn especially s as the company already has for relief In county through per cent excite tax Ports of additional donations art cied the first of tbe week from with headquarters In r The Red Croat goal Is ate I a rye SHll In Morgan County or most complete ever In this section of raided early today by Frank Adrian and Tl Henry of on in Marion Morgan ity Tbe a on top was 40 gallon capacity daily In tank height otf In a woods nearby were Tbe sUU waj located lo locality of the Held were It appeared that a Death of Woman rom Powders AUK 7 investigated tbe death d of hH in year Use to ben took Draped with the flag he loved in the casket ol WH Rogers lay In For est Memorial at Glendale as thousands of admirers of the humorist and philos opher filed by to pay their last tri- bute to a man they loved An honor of aviators attended the casket as an endless stream ol mourners filed past Such an of notables and ordinary lor a citizen people has ben seen in rites MOVING INTO Nationals of Europe Uneasy As Italy and Ethiopia Prepare Ev the Associated Press Italy and Ethiopia hurtled forward in their preparations lor aon East African var today and ether nations of uneasy at the prospect U tbe conflict might eventualities Italy concentrated troops at to sail late today for hex JEast African Italian war were reported cruising In the Red and records of the Suez canal at Port Said showed that -15 Italian transports with two plane carriers ind a hospital ship had made the eastward transit within the last fortnight To Europe know that she was prepared nt home as well aa Rome maneuvered men on her northern frontier B State Board Of Education Recommended By Sherrill Would Have Power to Name Report Says Savings of Can Be Made Of Aug Sherrill government committee up its attack on today with sweeping for control by a It listed for 155612 a year suggested another as- director named and among Kchool of the of air and director himself planning to take over their command tomorrow Construction in near the border led to the belief that an airplane landing field waa being constructed there At Addis Halle fearing an Italian air attack ordered the civilian population to evacuate the capital within one week and took to and their activities personnel limit expenditures to recommended appropriations and consoll date of rice The survey attacked tnd perversive In- re- port tHe second in a series of six made to Governor Davey on the state department of education Eight of the members of the posed education board be named by the governor for ultimate eight year terms of Ohio State would serve as the ninth Tho headed by Col C O of asserted only three of the eight members should be professional educators Vested with the board would be protect their legations from damage Orent Britain ordered her ranean fleet concentrated in a ring the entrances to the Suez center of East and at Cyprus and Malta An informant that sions for elaborate military and air of the canal had been ed at yesterday's meeting of the Im- defence troops engaged In their annual maneuver in eastern but authorities denied that there was any special concentration at anxiously watching the situation determined to keep in with other signatories of the Rumania Jugoslavia Greece and to await Dispatches from Athens indicated the Greek government was over reported large concentration of troops by Bulgaria Tbe reports were not however Although Premier Laval has tbe hope that the League ot Notions council session Sept 4 will avert a by troops have been to engage In mimic warfare on the next and Davey Replies to Suit Special Election O- ernor Datry through tbe attorney replied today to a taxpayer's suit to force io call a special to name a lo ibe Charles A- Truax j not points 3d 39 called tbe In VAT 39 W as dale for Harry C a Ww granted writ Siy The l law the Some Davry ty Au lo 24 be Dayton Faces Acute Shortage of Funds O Aug 24 per cent salary reductions for municipal closing of possibly three fire stations and tailed street lights and waste tion service were reported today as probable steps to be taken in aa fort by the city to meet a threatened shortage In operating lunds no public announcement made by city alter meeting with department beads it was reported that plan encompassing these economies bad been agreed upon The shortage In funds to the end of the calendar year results from failure of the voters to approve a bond isue of similar amounts for continuance of to control the department of public schools and state universities In board the governor would a president of one of the other state two or public three men to be leaders in a learned profession and one a in and two women of confirm of the assistants snd ad- on furthering a rational gram of state education Holy Sales Tax On Bootleggers Now O Aug Ur the worries of the poor he must collect sales tax on his wares Two men tbe victim this quirk in the law Municipal Judge Ben lined Charles Beck and Cusmo tlO and costs each oo a charge of failing to tax oa a of Illicit and not a R P sales tax chief Mid as the result off this decision his up arrests by the con- trol and rue charges of tax Takes Strong Issue With Survey Committee Aug Eart H- rate off c today ta in RELIEF FUND IS that county will be- forced to dig into Its own to aid the local relief tion during loomed strongly today when announcement received here from state relief officials to the feet that only in federal funds would-be available during the coming to meet the tion With approximately families depending cm the local relief for the cation for the coming month necessitate drastic curtailment of the limited J W county relief ad- said today he had not been formally notified of the amount to be granted this but pre- serious complications if tne allotment of f does not exceed This U approximately OOO less than the amount granted for operations here during August with WPA activities at near maximum ths relief load for the impending month naturally will be somewhat lighter In the event the state's allowance docs net meet the requirement supplemental funds will to be provided by the county or CALLS BRITAIN IN Fear Arises As War Ma chinery Moved Toward Suez Canal London Aug Great Britain s state of lack ol as British righting reported roaring toward to guard the Suez Canal to the African powder Keg Part of the London press i lew cd skepticism the nations ability to risk conflict attempting to sanctions against Italy should on Ethiopia 1 The plain truth ia that Great Britain the most of all the great the Daily Mai named bluntly Official confirmation of the re- of the ing men a It learned the had been dered to meet the greatest display of British might ever assembled In the Mediterranean as a measure and to protect Great Britain s lanes of communication her colonies The springing from of the defense com- of the cabinet viewed in some quarters as nation's first step toward preparing to apply tary the clos ing of the Suez Canal to Italian ships other members of the League of Nations agree to port Great Britain at the council September 4 a policy said the Dail Mail would be to England decis on to stand by Geneva in the Ethiopian dispute is incompatible the con- dition of our armed the newspaper eald The plain truth Is that Great Britain is the most of all the great powers Our than they've erer meant anything Faint hopes that Vernier Mussolini might at least up his troop movements to East Africa as a result of the cabinets emergency this were with report from Rome that Italy's of troops on one 4 500 today in a built to sons The British foreign office has on a proposed public appeal for funds to send medical aid to Ethiopia Feeling thai protection and control of the Suez canal U necessary to the very life of tbe defense ordered for elaborate military an dair de- fenses of that all-Important gateway Turn to Page Seven Aug 24 James C and Gilbert E- their departure for Babla Argentina until tome week because of a engine Proper and Stall have announced Intention to fly from Bahla to dryland in an attempt to set a new distance ord NEW CONCORD MAN SHOOTS NEIGHBOR W T New Concord garage was slightly injured early Saturday when shot without warning try Fred a neighbor Adrian charges shortly before noon today through Prosecuting At- torney Virgil charging with shooting with Intent to m According to Adrian bushed himself behind a am all ched about feet away Adrian's garage and fired his eral particles of lead struck Adrian In the narrowly misting both Only the fact that the shot spread considerably before reaching saved him front more lous injury Tbe owner was at loss to explain why Jennings shot Adrian Prosecutor Johnson had no previous trouble with and had seemingly been good terms with his assailant After firing the shot Jennings Is to hare Jumped into his auto- and fled I Aug 24 abm motion picture was today under terms of a new contract with Re- pictures A clause provides that she may not flj during the r life of the Miss is the wife of Hal man and It is reported that the couple expects a visit from the stork in the near future The contract s not become effective until Jan JEWS BARRED Forced to Get Food at Night As Nazi Ban Drawn Tighter barred from cars In burg today as new brought new hardships lor thousands of ers Ths cars bore signs Not meat dealers were forced to make deliveries to Jewish mers late at night and In some provincial many Jews were depending on mails and freight delivery oC necessities from In They feared this be stopped because of edits in places trading Washington Aug 24 Vandenberg call it moat gigantic pork barrel the ate sidetracked the measure Tor this to 20 It presided for flood work In many At least two major debates were In the cards today an the legislators set their hands to their gigantic task Byrnes a C was ing to tack on to a de- appropriation measure an amendment forcing the agricultural adjustment administration to lend cotton planters 12 centa a pound oo Turn to Seren Writing In a special number of th Periodical of the German LAW Acad Dr Munich of f Id id demanded wit tne loea of honor for treason and racial disgrace The first he defined aA -a vere attack on the of the malicious activities against for of condl and for development of German hereditary and tlon of the people's natural will tc Racial he intimate relations with or an race An ty Hazyi rt affairs for tlon by synod tlon of II mean without any action by the What Kerrl would do about it to be seen On tbe economic Oer man public waa informed officially ot tbe mark can which Dr HJalmar dent of the said In recent essary for the wort It for half the per cent were on the public market and banka were asked for the rat re- In 10 years at rate of interest Dispels Fog About Roosevelt's New Deal of year and adding to lix a tax on the In past He for Jast dolors half Bj oC tbe a opportunity for tbe critics of tbe In analyzing of can tale measures as has at of the President and perfect case that ibc Is a robber stamp and tbat tbe President bas On tbe band can take where bas refused to tbe and from tbe ol power and wilb incidental 10 tbe wbo bave and 07 to be to It aSgbt to bow a President be a day be turned by fals con- next day aad fate tbe day Btn such m U not going to ray They will even tea jca President about of lie by of and off tbe of United an in No tbe to Involved POT Mr Kent ol the San wbo banlly be as one off ten you any morning that tbe President a supreme court decision at a personal tenge and wtU go on to explain In detail just what Franklin Roosevelt is going to do about Any morning Mr Mark will to you tbat tbe Is requiring to paw be knows to be in order to ar- tbe tbe coort Mr ran also tbat tbe bUl resents a send by Mr certain in tbe company business Now do smy think or have been tbat or bair trot Hatly UM Inner of tbe of us who nave closer contact with tbe Chief ot tate to know so and know so Realty tbe ol as by much to be Into by demoted to For Kent tbe into a baC or tbe tea in his cup at XKM 5 bat and especially Senator the administration served notice today that America Is determined not to go to war to tle foreign controversies hid compromise bulwarking American neutrality in any conflicts abroad been sent to the White House than Robinson arose in the senate to reprimand Senator Tope for predicting this country become Involved in a war Pope had made his predictions In an interview in England A 77 to 2 senate vote sent the new neutrality policy to President Roose velt for certain approval tl includes a ban until Feb 1036 on tions shipments to all belligerents in foreign Cries tha the legislation placed America in an Jacket and was only a ward failed to stop Its flight through congress Deploring statement made by Pope Robinson declared it was to harmful He read a cablegram Irom Pope the statement was not In- tended as an official expression but merely an a personal Robinson added he did not any advantage to be gained by any private citizen or official at this time giving publicity to the theory that the senator want no Robinson ed want no wealth gained by war We want peace and we do not propose to go to war to settle pwn any European nation Is on tbe theory that this or its resources either of man power or wealth will contribute the adjustment of European con- other than by peaceful suggestions lor they are being v The among other things piace a mandatory embargo en arms and munitions shipments to all belligerents in a foreign conflict effective only until Feb 1936 Tbe resolution also would up a munitions beard to arms authorise the president to warn American travelers that they Bailed on of nations at their own and the dent power to forbid American to carry arms to any belligerent tion It would give the president power to keep the of warring nations out of American ports Adopting the resolution marked a reversal of traditional American policy of power in the discretion of the president Senators and of belittled the resolution a means of ing In war a EARLE BLASTS John Roosevelt Abo Makes Appearance at ic Meet Aug 34 Two the president and youngest tanned Barrard today rescue younf Democrats national contention from factional disputes which had strode unexpectedly into hall latt night just as Got H Itt of of concluding v young said he brought re- grets of his father and his two elder Ames and franklin who unable to attend thought of us should the youth who had been glum jaded oy nearly eight months of drew on Its isst ounces of today to feverishly through a vast of last-minute legislation and ad- tonight Broken deadlocks ana hour agreements by long at odds prompted leaden to that this was the last day of tbc lint seems said Speaker will be out of here Going at a tremendous clip day and last legislators ed along to the White House such measures aa tbe coal control tha failure of a cheered lustily Governor told the taai President Roosevelt baa freed tbc United states from European war Is our task and opportunity to keep this nation out of the first young Democrat to be elected a said can do It because President Roosevelt liberated United from the hallucination of dependence upon foreign trade and from of international Recent supremo court tions have been too to tbe of tba tbe oft said He urged constitution be amended so plans of administration cea bo carried narrow of powers Of federal over will be aa ever creasing obstacle to said changed tbe constitution with 21 and regretted only one of them How if it the nation cannot oui another then we must If this bt the most of IV The ped into Republican charging that they aged nearly fatal tendency toward They the farm and an hanken who tax measure to raise funds jn foreign lor a new railroad pension hilt foreign Iher put the utility regulation bUl the alcohol control measure aod the gold suit Mil Into shape lor final ratification today The house and sent to tbe senate a modified neutrality con- among other a embargo until February 17 on shipments of arms to The meeting until around midnight was the theatre for were dominated by Wall their filibustering by ator HdO and that blocked tbo flood control bUl by tbe bearing tbe as a bUP and Predict Showers For Part of Next Week Chicago Aug outlook for ibe of tbe Oral crs am d f asr near mostly near or normal Stage Daring Holdup Of Revenue Office 19 state of omoe and with of cash from and aea BMA six who about lo The to on Door of A a fnr oC tbe CTty balL Henry of of aiMl said lifC tbe or awn tn the A Ohio no campaign against Uist ttyp from White to a man to be down Jar i a later i open a door and tbe leader list aod oft Ued rope Tine I1 pan ot r Fair Tatr cool Staying Out of Any Says Robinson In Defending Major Issue Neutrality Goes to White Congress Speeds A long Toward Adjournment TODAY Congress sent neutrality resolution and gold baa to White House President signed AAA amendments House agreed to compromise alcohol senate yet to act A resolution fixing the adjournment of congress for tonight was adopted on a in tbe house early thla afternoon rvv
