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   Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - October 11, 1938, Zanesville, Ohio                               o the News L LIX No 135 ZANESVILLE SIGNAL Tells the Truth ZANESVILLE O TUESDAY EVENING OCT 11 1938 THREE CENTS Vienna Cardinal Mobbed After Sermon Lewis Offers to Resign His Post If Green Quits AFL Presidency Sawyer to Address Giant Rally Here Next Tuesday Evening sermon m St Stephen s Cathedral Vienna pictured at t above during which Theodore Cardinal left roused lolic youth to demonstrate against Nazis led to a riotous attack ne Cardinals palace bv resentful Hitlerites The 62 old ate pictured here after voting on Anschluss last was re- ed injured bv glass The battered m the door of and scaled v alls with ladders Books furniture and sacred paintings thrown down to a bonfire below Protection Fire Prevention observance took an Putnam Woman Dies of Injuries Airs Robert T 63 1043 Woodlawn avenue died turn as sponsors of the Bethesda hospital this ed fire equipment levy began nip fiorn injuries sustained Monday Meeting to Be Held at Charles Sawyer Democratic for governor will address a in Zanesville on Tuesday ening Oct 18 Tom Miller county Democratic chairman who announced Sawjers acceptance of an invitation to speak here said the will be held in the of the Y M C A A large throng is anticipated for event which will serve as the point of the vigorous being conducted bv the in ille and Muskingum appearance in ville will mark a step in his wind campaign eastern and central Ohio He will appear in Newark and Coshocton Tuesday evening before continuing to this for the which will bring together Democratic leaders of this and neighboring counties Local leaders are taking means of making the Sawver here one of the most impor tant political gatherings of the campaign so far as southeastern Ohio is concerned Miller and other party tains have consolidated the support of the Democratic organization to thp Sawver banner and predict a sizeable Muskingum county vote m his behalf On his visit to this city Sawyer will be accompanied bv other ing state candidates be for its passage n 8 election 1 evening when struck by an auto- 22 Putnam avenue as she was cia c was authorized bj avenue near the at last night meeting A 11 tax for two is to raise with new equipment for the fire i ting to he dilapidated con- v hieh of the persons was of ancient fire equipment gent use bv the do Officers Fred Risen and Perce that ot trucks questioned w s short undercut Investigation into the fatal dent wis being made bv John nn md Captain of Detectives Milt Volts in an to CHARLES Candidates Say Foes Bossed 3 Deputies Suspended In Sheriff Accused Of Slots Graft Ousts His Aides O of three sheriffs by Loram Sheriff W illiam F Grail for alleged insubordination was dis- closed as the bribery trial of five slot machine operators was resumed in common pleas court j here John Fulton chief deputy vvho with Emil Kubiski and John Judge weie suspended said Grail notified them of his action by letter i after had w ith hm last night Fulton said and his two fellow deputies had the sheriff there was considerable sentiment in the against him and that many persons thought he should resign from office as a result of disclosures in last weeks sessions o thp trial The letters of suspension Fulton said accused all three of nation and added Reinstatement during the tine Central Figures in New Labor Clash W ILLIAM GREEN JOHN L LEWIS Drive Near Mark The Y M C A drive for funds Hungary Takes Over Czech City ON THE approached the mark to SLOVAK HUNGARIAN cratic state chairman who bly to Fulton was C J a present during the luncheon meet ing held at the V v retired to the practice of law The campaign designed to raise when Charles took charge William H Jenne 000 moved into high gear as jof thp s was I oram f aders reported solicitations fol into the Ohio political committeeman declared amounting to 121 for the day f tVin 1 f I I -__1__I low a of eastern Muskingum Democrats at the college chapel in New Concord John Democratic I that turp again today John W Republican petitions for the recall of Grail would be circulated immediate Iv The team headed hv William dav m the first actual transfer of in Hungary s drive to re- gain part of the land she lost to Czechoslovakia after the CIO Leader Replies to Federation Sees Hope of Labor Peace If Both Leaders Resign WASHINGTON John L Lewis offered today to resign as chairman of the CIO if William Green would resign as president of the AFL to pave the way for peace between the two organizations Lewis told newsmen that the suggestion from the Houston convention that Lewis withdraw from the CIO was manifestly not a problem it's Lewis said and the same suggestion would apply to Mr Green whose recent ferocity seems to know no sounds In any event I think if worth trying I advise I'm willing to resign or tomorrow or any day thereafter as chairman of the Com- for Industrial Organization f Mr Green is willing to resign as president of American Federation of Labor It then may be possible for the BORDER leaders of the tion of Labor and the CIO to con- clude a peace pact in which event the contribution by Mr Green and may be of some value Lewis speaking m a slow erate voice said if the More than 4 000 residents I convention wants to accept his of gestion he immediately upon such declared herP night come a Jents due to defective have occurred frequently aft IT the accident and reported that the woman stepped from be- tween two parked trucks the past two vears it the path of Ni arla car 1 out In some the its have caused Ks on their way t flies r stopped his car after striking thp woman and imme summoned assistance Mrs Big Frank heads trip horde collecting funds for Democratic Candidate Sawver last week that the admitted slots a week on e ich machine in return for rights candidate for re-election as con gressman at large will be the prin cipal speaker there Meanwhile at sandusky Sawyer Following the New Concord asserted that 1 he Republican meeting McSweeney and tv n 1S ou npd hoch soul and candidates will drive to ille Ed Schorr state to greet Sawver on his arrival man and act of n the Plans for the New Concord Bricker s is dictated bv Schorr sald 4 00 signatures were ing are in charge of Dr I W tis and Bateman with a report of was pest sang danced and kissed the fin the second time Mrs incoming Hungarian soldiers Barnett s team with hev in the name of approximately 1000000 50 miles north of Buda acceptance would file his own the women Ppa division turned in in Budapest is dp ignation with the CIO The CIO chairman opened his re- marks to newsmen by indirectly suggesting that the president s thp st total giving j mantling from the it the largest total to date gifts committee re his brought n s to take the ouster action 1 W Reed Morrow Demo Into court charged ho cratic from the iame of Grail with malfeasance O L men vvho have been preving upon ance and misconduct in office business m Ohio were aligned Common Pleas Judge Guy B The special ported 503 I Montgomery of Mus college spoke on behalf of the club members state u cial commission which studied bor conditions in Great Britain nnd Sweden well might investigate Military bands fiery the situation in the United States Our public commission has ed into the mind behind the Union and Highland townships re The New Concord rally will open at 7 30 o clock with the New Concord high school band furnishing music t their drive was not after the public must he aw art of accident spokesman said 1 Mrs is survived bv on- ting tne danger of senous through failure of the liquated equipment her husband one C in phc M ville a son Farl daughter Mrs South Dukson Philo Evangelist Attacked Near Marietta MARIETTA Found ing from shock i the bribery trial that Jack because of the illness of associate chairman called the I women with Sawyer He asserted former collector of old David Crawford Sr funds for Cnv Mirtin L one of the defendants On trial Weil Hap Wild with him are David Crawford Jr and have been going William Peer Stanton Hobbs were as follows Dale Ab- to business men and collecting Harry holts division R K Cox from thpm to use the r influence 1 hp senior Craw fold was rorn the town where garian and Czechoslovak envoys general chairman tare negotiating over the cession of again presided called upon the territory reported Hungarian captains of the men s team also occupied the important their reports Mrs Earl W railway W The building IPO to take the witness stand 50 50 S Kovac which Two said he Mrs Clare beside a highway housed s staff gang in danger of a cardiac Mrs A B Brooks all Czechoslovakia s principle to meet Hungary s de- the camp of my opponent lane a dav s Dr Faul Tot il for the 30 Budapest has disclosed these in thp Bombs Hurled Auto bombs row n fiom the old c itv run f Jerusalem at a con- motor cars in what to be an unsui c I to assassinate loach district com- er for Jerusalem of the bombs on icho road but rs was hit fathei of the feme i lanes 1 and flu n She was i member of the land MP hutch Rural Dale tw o gehst told State man John that he was t aired and feathered by about candidates md W Smith testified Crawford colli of cam declared irrational from fear worry and exhaustion Were going to drive the sons the Hap Wilds and all the gang rest of the ten out of a dozen men last night asserted that the bioke up a revival meeting at Columbus i til u tin spent the part of her ill Creek drove him into I Farlier in a radio speech 1 IP in tin Rui il Dale thp surrounding hill and pr changes in the beat and stripped him before commission md plying the tar pd legislation to thp The snd his of men more than 40 moved to this about thir ago will bp held at 0 o loc k it home with RPV Harold Flv additional ser v w ill bp he Id at 2 o at church with Rev none of in charge Burial be in tin church Gym Instructor Sued For Injury to Boy ganan music The dav was cele as a Hungarian national and umed as ending and has 20 vears of mourning from ed our he said it does seem there's an obligation to know and understand our own problems I think there is a Scriptural In- junction to pick a mote out of your own eye before digging too far into neighbors optic Perhaps such a commission could get the facts behind the legations of Messrs Frey and Woll and their ilk at the ton convention EAVES ANSWER TO DELEGATES HOUSTON TEX Green president of the American Federation of Labor said today junction across the of frontier from the Hungarian town of that name The reports for the day first and 150 miles northwest of and tot lib to date second pest Agreement was reached Sunday ox sso at that these two points Lon conven H would bp occupied to symbolize GREEN v ri ci i i 1 i n g n ess in Peas division V Roush i r of more than 6 000 the delegates to the 5150 S 50 Sol 50 I square miles has annual convention would answer W W this demand was Mrs R 1 Field Ored excessive Mrs Carl Gifford 511 Totals for the division I E Stengers division C Tones t Nethers i MOO 50 W K Bolm Mis C 12 50 576 50 Because of injuries which his Mis C Jones Totals allegedly received for reporting for the divisions 50 3 Burn to Death As Train Hits Truck COI S KANS homp was in Madison S conducting tne revival in tion of his yesterday to 22 year old Opal V D was jears old Haslev The couple was married over the objections of her father lev Haslev who preferred charges The both will bp to the Of misconduct against Dixon m the thp Spat homo i Roach H has been con er for the m nee W edm afternoon 531 while uni hi violence Trough the 1 and in the a British nulit irv oa up npn court of Justice of Peace N E Leaders Named For Educators Meeting educators in charge of ar lite to a class Frv in I Giaham We aver i division C into human torches by filed suit for tongi r 30 P Geis 50 flaming gasoline men were against Georg Sprague I Madden to death and fourth was Paul injured critically after a Frisco Carl passenger train and a gasoline instructor at 50 Mrs burg high school Mrs ashes to as n horn Man Says He Was Robbed of of Anb u 65 of 104 fluted damasi oM today of life in the dis wf nun as rpal ps In the northern t ltp nls d him of 500 52 Ai ihs on suspic lull j m cvh and SWJ m bonds KJ wire connected n r noon aft or hp had thp mone v and bonds ftom a 0 complete a transaction G said the men came o homo two wicks ago and of- making 1 anu v was shot and d in an as found slam dcatli toll in a in Bi isan to sell him a parcel of real other separate pre r polled in thp list 24 ji to complete vith n ripath toll of ti and after he of the famous Scots mom v and bonds from at Haifa to n bank hp mot the men and British took him 11 car to a spot long load near the re- him ot HIP and bonds md him out of their car J IIP men then spoil in the di- roc tion of Putnam Men Urged Public ICH I ICK IND OT of Mt V ei non O t told the American In- Steel Construction as it its annual convention at industrialists would lose the power to set took better carp atP the public d hid lost In Says 100 Percent Profit Promised COI A salesman for Inc a association testified at n stati division former in his petition Shiffler the occurred on Sept charges for lack of evidence Arthur p 21 The boy Marvin A Hosteller at rived late for class on that day v hereupon Sprague instructed ei students to stand in line and tals 121 176 annual convention would answer John L Lewis offer to resign as CIO chairman if Green step out as federation president On his way to convention hall stopped in a crowded hotel lobby to read news dispatches from Washington setting Lewis offer I have no comment co riake on that he said The will answer it before the convention adjourns Green will seek re-election as AFL president HP has no opponent and Oct 21 named the Kve thi hov a paddling the Attorney William smn leaders who will have charge Summers began an investigation has been conducting ings in this vicinity since July 10 Trouble Is Mild Word for It DEW SKt LPP said a paroled killer and his brother ran into trouble when attempted to hold up three Deiner uni- students The The brothers started out to commit a holdup returned at prisoners of their would-be started out armed re- turned guarded by their own w They started out in Rood health returned one with a pistol wound in the the other with a bottle cut on the head Heavy Fighting Rages in Spain FRANCE AT THE of thp many of educational problems to bp d More than 1 000 teachers are ex to attend the session which will continue all day Saturday The conference is one of eight to be throughout the country this fall and was brought to large Iv through thp efforts of Su Kenneth C Ray the schools and F the count v in A permanent kidney injury re- i suited thp boy s father claimed See New Move to Aid Mrs Hahn COI Anna Marip H ihn expressing relief at the end of ot suspense over her death sen D Ring of tinee apppal to the United States court which was refused Mis in Fogg Walters today possible npw moves in the city schools I bv hpr attorney to save her from has been ac in the plans for the the electric chair affair huh is expected to be one An appeal for executive of the t of its kind ever held to be the only in All sessions v ill be hope for the condemned poison held at Lash high school iver of Jacob Wagner but Gov The s will be featured bv Martin L Davev said he would addresses fiom Dr Harold Rugg no action until the case came and Dr M R Columbia i to him in its normal course and Dr Ruth Strietz Ohio State university Discussion leaders are as follows H L Sullivan superintendent of Cab Driver Objects To Pranks CHICAGO Wi Antome a cab driver com- to police that he ob- to taking part in as hi said his fare Miss Faje When refused to rinc anj doorbells he told Miss drew a revolver and shooting out the windows of the eah Police arrested the fare Totals for the truck collided at a crossing near here late last night Release Von Cramm the special gifts E plos on of 400 gallons of e f Grand to line in the truck blew the men out of the engine cab and the BERLIN ministry of from their car justice announced today that Baron Killed were Tom Tucker of Mo von Cramm Germany's nett locomotive fireman and great tennis player would be re- Dugger and William Barber both of Weis Kans Engineer Fred Zentner of was burned Automatic brakes stopped the tram No passengers were endan late in November after new date is set Hoodin v oman s attorney Land Plane at Berlin ifl Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh arrived at Tempelhof airdrome today on a flight from Pans by wav of leased on parole on Oct 18 with suspension for two years of the re- mainder of his one-year prison sentence It was explained that good con- duct was responsible for opening prison doors to von Cramm six months ahead of time Von C ramm w as arrested March 5 on his return from a tennis tour of the States and Australia was convicted of immorality on Gunman Holds Up Finance Company MOl M Police hunted tod w a gunman vvho 14 and sentenced to a years bed the Colonial Finance Co office imprisonment dating from his ar- of The robber was believed to be the same man who up another finance com- here Sept 16 Don Sarber of Lima office ager for thp Colonial company a Fair and Warmer the Cincinnati said he had of regul iting industrial that of the tion win 100 per cent profits on lot p lose our right to luet and our services i SPANISH fighting in weeks in Spain's civil war raged today on the Ebro river front where dispatches said a sudden by government militia Con be- t on we will it oui to the that competition is rule of the industry nnd has been of our failure to expose promoters Dan r securities division chief said thp hearing was to if then have violations and if thp hv the Dr I H ether legal steps in mind but de- Nutt of educa to discuss them tion Dr Laura Zirbes Ohio university Dean Ogan Muskingum college J G college G E of schools Dresden F L Pollock Monroe county Attempts to Oust Ironton Councilman COLl F of Ironton filed suit In the state tendent court today seeking to W W Wilson oust J H from the Ironton Smith men had resulted in capture of superintendent Rose ville schools F I lavlor il and claiming the off ice Athens schools P B for himself where stayed over- night Lindbergh came to attend annual of the I jail in 1933 society for aerial research tomorrow I have nothing to sav now Lindbergh replied when asked for a statement on the letter ed by eleven leading Soviet charging him with belittling the Russian airforce an 1 encouraging surrender to Adolf Hitlers demands on clerk and a customer were locked in a wash room Sarber is the son of Jess Sarber of Allen county who was shot to OHIO Fair and warmer in west and south portions cloudy followed rain Lake Erie In after- i V noon or night Zanesville death when gang leader John he linger was liberated from a Lima Smith said the council Mpy 26 1938 to succeed O strategic mountains Jesse Pugh threatened I he battle began late yesterday when government troops who hael Di c K Anios Improper himself supervisor schools Olhe n vvho resigned but Fink conservation supervisor that the of was s claim that S DIES II KINGS i OWN R I Grant I Ami nnd of a family whim Iv to rature nnd the irts dip I I his homi at le was I hold ng Imps against a education supervisor Mrs have had the office profit series of local attacks of edu One hundred per cpnt within a was given to us as launched a carefully planned of- our slogan when I fensive the in October wave of militiamen testified Arthur C Schiller bv heavy firp of Columbus r IV O 11 col- legi 1 irgi st studint I history hael the cation Dr Rosebrook Ohio State university and Dr Risden Mus kingum The four session chair swept across the Santa will be Kenneth C Ray ravine which was the scene of Zanesville schools Planes Crash in Air 3 Officers Killed PWI WALES HI flying officers were killed i Hongkong confirmation today when two bombing planes of here and in Canton new Ready HONGKONG OT per China Mail said today it had reliable information that 17 ese transports carrying at least 000 men were standing off Bias Fire Kills Mothers And Nine Children FORT FRANCES Canadian bodies of two and nine young dren victims of a forest fire which Buffalo Chicago ill Cleveland Columbus Denver Detroit Duluth Kansas Los Angeles Miami Medicine Hat New York nix bay ten miles north of Hongkong ready to strike inland toward ton fighting a month D Ring superintendent royal air force collided in mid- when the gc halted county schools O E air near here of Francisco county The roval air force since Jan 1 Hongkong authorities intensified precautionary measures involving food supplies and possible food in its eo s attempts to push them back to dent and Dr Ohio has lost 167 officers and men killed was taken to Ebro university In 90 accidents an Invasion was feared swept through Dance township yesterday were brought to St Paul Fort Frances by Ontario provincial Ntw Orleans polio All thp victims were believed to belong to the families of Noah and Labelle brothers who had San Francisco tied in the sparsely populated area through which fires raged dav destroying thousands of acres of fine timber on a front of 50 miles Constable David Hamilton told how searchers has found the red bodies The two mothers had died vi ith their bodies stretched their smallest children in a vnm attempt to save them Hamilton said the fires had been eating slowly through the timber country 50 miles northwest ot here for two weeks tion day Mix Clear 70 Rain 74 Cloudy 86 64 Partly 62 84 Clear 76 Clear 70 Smoky 76 Clear Clear 82 Clear 82 Clear 82 Rain 84 Clear 78 Partly 80 Rain 50 Cloudy 82 7 30 A M 55 56 60 52 62 62 52 62 54 46 56 58 60 68 60 78 64 62 2 54 48 58 42 54 54 50 56 Clear Cleir Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cleir Rain Memphis Tenn Lander Wyo Modena Utah COLUMBUS for the 24 hours ending at 8 a m The eastern high Is centril over the middle Atlantic states with Intensity while a developed the Canadian prairie Inces Light showers are reported from the plains states northern lake region and the northwest but fair weather Is general enst of the Mississippi Somewhat higher temperatures obtain In the central valleys and laXe region   

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