Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - August 1, 1941, Zanesville, Ohio fwen pid of and flats It- is more than double that even claimed by any er publication in the ville field THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL News NM TW and tr have two generations readers who enjoy the most aril best local pictures and the world's best wire service VOL No 77 FRIDAY AUG 1 1941 TWO CENTS NAZIS REBUFFED BY MEXICO Lawyer Tries to Block Marriage of Child Petition For Filed Here License Granted To 73 and Girl An effort was made In court this afternoon to block the marriage of Charles A and Emma Sue of near despite the fact that th were granted a marriage cense this morning Thomas a application In ing to appointed the girl's guardian A few hours the riage license was granted by bate court in the presence of the girl's mother Mrs Lulu and a number of spectators The court had received several protests early this week after the license application had been filed When they left the court house this morning the aged man and his intended disclosed that they Intended to be married later today before Mayor Vincent Snider of South Zanesville So far as could be learned early this afternoon the marriage had not yet taken place Joseph based his on the claim that the girl's mother Is not qualified to act in her behalf More- he both the mother and arc held unlikely this after- noon that Attorney Joseph's action will stop the marriage ceremony A hearing will be necessary be- fore probate court If the guardianship application Is ed It will then be possible for soph to take steps to dissolve the marriage Attorney Robert Merry was with Joseph in the action Roosevelt Praises Soviet Resistance WASHINGTON dent Roosevelt asserted today that Russia's resistance to the axis war machine was and belter than any military export in Germany thought it would That was his reply at a press authorized direct an Inquiry on what he though of Russian resistance to date He is magnificent snd frankly better than any military expert in Germany thought it would When a referring to Adolf whether Mr Roosevelt Included Germany's out- standing experts among those prised at the Russian the president suggested that men not spoil the story A laugh was his only response fo another many had been doing some tall ing The chief executive said that did not comr under terms and he saw prospect she would The is that Russia Is able to for the purchase in this country of war equipment to be thr battle against many No may ho on an additional thr chief executive until Harry L Hopkins returns to this country Hopkins lease-lend now is in er hiving Mr said the only word he hnd had from Hopkins since his In the Russian that hr hnd cot there safely Mr would not hither Hopkins return way of China Mr Roosevelt no on a lhal July hud a definite turn In thr war with Russian Nor did hr have to My on in the FAT East or on of oil to Hr saM had nothing of ihrj Lands lut Not Sift Cargo The Japanese luxury liner Tatuta shown In San Francisco prepared to take its silk cargo back to Japan after disembarking its 247 passengers The which hovered outside three-mile limit a week before planned early de- parture from San Francisco Jap Liner Ready To Sail Home SAN sengers aboard and all gangplanks up but one crack Japanese iner Maru was ready day to for awaiting a release by the U S department of ustice that would permit her to sail despite libel suits against her valuable cargo The Nipponese liner Heian Maru was posted to sail at 3 m from similar suits against her cargo having edly been and the liner Asama Maru docked at Honolulu after delaying her arrival six days because of strained erican relations The Asama Maru was booked to sail for San Francisco but whether she would enter this port n view of libel actions against ther Japanese ships was a matter f conjecture U S Marshals went aboard the Tatula Maru and the Heian Maru yesterday with orders to prevent any to sail New York had filed claims for the which they said were ready paid for Aboard the Tatuta Mam was a cargo of raw which he ship arranged to carry back to apan Stowed beneath these bales were such goods as tea urs egg albumen and straw braid A libel suit was first filed against the cargo by Arnhold New York and a 000 bond was demanded Other actions followed quickly There was the question of how the anese could raise the money in view of frozen The Heian Maru scheduled to sail carried a cargo of goat and horse hair A much larger bond of was demanded Ohio Expects Funds For CFt of Ohio receiving a total of to build military roads were re- ported us favorable today by State Director Hal G Sours The would comr from e road fund Returning from Washington Sours said he expected lo be made available for access roads and for widening He reported thai contracts could be let promptly on access roads In Akron Dayton On- ion and Columbus a and that already was under way at Ravenna and Camp for military road materials will be Pail to Settle Men Strike COLUMBUS Admittedly getting nowhere in their first con- company and union agreed to meet with a federal conciliator again today to seek of the strike of CIO Steel Working Organizing Committee members at the Timken Roller Bearing Co plant the company opened pay windows at the factory office to pive workers their regular wages due today Peaceful picketing continued during the rainy night and only minor disturbances reported About 125 w o m e n employes emerged from the plant at mid- but pickets reported only a dozen men entered to take their on the early morning shift The strike was called Harry Mayfield of the local In protest against dismissal by the company of five women for asserted carelessness in inspection work without negotiating the grievance with the union General Manager William A Fowler said the company offered to accept the applications of the discharged women for work the company considers them capable of but Ward Wolcott director for the asserted that the unon demanded they be returned to their old jobs with back pay The company has defense con- tracts and employs about 2.900 sons hero It has other plants at Canton Wooster and Mount Japs Want Bases in Thailand London Hears Of New Moves In For East The Associated Japan's high pressure march to the south took another big stride today with reported demands on Thailand for military bases and control of that country's rice and tin production Authoritative quarters in the source of this said Japan in exchange had offered to restore the province of Laos and the ancient city of both In French Indo- China British concern was pointed by the fact that Japanese occupation of bases in Thailand would put them within 400 miles striking dis- tance of Britain's great fortress of Singapore and also poise a direct threat to Burma and Zanesville in U S Consular Arrives With Family Aboard West Point Frank of Zanesville tary to the United States consul at is among for- eign seivice officials to arrive in New York from on the U S S West the state department at Washington announced today was born and reared here and attended Meredith ness college After he finished his schooling he enlisted in the navy and served for 12 years His els took him to where he was married to a native of that country Mrs Ellis is a former professional dancer They have two and 9 Ellis ii a brother of Gabe North Seventh street restaurant and George of Glessner avenue Ke also has three other brothers two all residing in the United States About three years Ellis ricre on vacation from his He plans an- other visit here members of his family here said The West Point docked with 388 mostly consular service before noon day amid scenes reminiscent of the first returns of World war Approximately relatives and lined the pier the huge camouflaged ship was tied up and a cheer arose as soon as those on board were ed on the embraces mingled with joyful tears reminded ob- servers of early 1919 when Ing World war veterans received a like greeting the Timken plant In Canton the pickets for hours art night Pension Rights of Draftees Protected ion he pension rights of called up for military 3 even which lies across the bay of Bengal Coinciding with the the London air ministry announced that the Royal Air force In Burma has been strengthened by the con- struction of airdromes both offensive and defensive Strong were said to be arriving In Including numbers of ers dispatches from Shanghai said Chinese Communist and Russian officers had already held staff conferences to plan joint military action in the event Japan strikes at Siberia Shanghai reports said Japan was still pouring war supplies into which borders Siber- and that troops were moved including a cal regiment While Japan continued to pour troops Into southern her finance ministry announced an agreement with Thailand whereby Japan gained n credit of bahts baht is about 36 for purchases in Thailand es said this Indicated Japan hnd seen embarrassed financially by freezing of her funds REACH AGREEMENT ON CONCERTED ACTION WASHINGTON An has been reached be- tween the United States Great the Netherlands East In- dies and China concerning action o be taken in the event of further Japanese aggression In the ern informed sources dis- today Details of the four-power under- standing nre being kept but t Is understood to provide for a drastic strengthening of economic against the Nippon em- ivell as for the mutual use of military nnd naval bases in case any one of the western powers ry Blanket was under a new law effective today The by recent the em- ployes shall continue become involved In war with pan arc now underway between the United Stales and Britain concerning plans to en the screws of economic pressure on the Japanese if move Into plans were to havn been at a on while houw conference Into between President and Ambassador Halifax To Compromise On Army WASHINGTON Senator Hill said day that sponsors had agreed to compromise army service extension legislation to vide a of years of service for citizen soldiers Hill told reporters that ents were attempting to work out an amendment which would limit to 18 months the additional service that any national reserve or regular enlisted man might be called on to under- go This 18 months he would be in addition to the 12 months guardsmen and reservists now are required to serve Some regular enlisted men are serving one year tenures and others three-year periods The same extension would apply lo them Hill said The Alabaman emphasized that the additional 18 months was the maximum of active duty to which any individual would be pointing out that many might be released before that period was up as new personnel came Into the ranks to replace them are trying to work out a formula that will preserve the principles of the legislation and still be acceptable to the war de- he told reporters immersed In argument and still far from a today passed the high command's urgent deadline for action on extending the service of reservists and national guardsmen In the where debate was i its third day Senators Clark and Vandenberg kept up the attacks of n vocal op- position group by charging that to pass the would bo to make the men In uniform liable to military service Administration manifested unshaken confidence that they commanded ample votes for a victory on the final showdown which they hoped for some next The house hcs yet lo take up the measure and while leaders there were equally some ers predicted It would find a rough road Several representatives said they thought changes might even be necessitating a joint conference committee to work out a final Duke in Canada younger brother of King pictured In Ottawa before starting trip to look over Canadian training camps War Bulletins CARIO Air raid ens sounded in Carlo Alexandria nnd several Egyptian provinces during the morning A few bombs reportedly were dropped In the delta region a British high com- mand communique said that British patrols on Wednesday night again penetrated deep Into enemy lines In the western valuable War Between Peru And Ecuador Ends MMA PERU Nazi Army Stalled On Wide Front The Press Adolf Hitler's invasion armies were pictured in don reports today as stalled along the whole Soviet war front during the past 24 hours and near the point of and in Harry expressed L Hopkins more dence that Hitler is going to From the German fuehrer's headquarters came another com- of extreme ren of any Battle on the east front con- to develop in our favor last night In Nazi editors counter- ed assertions that the German of- fensive had bogged down with a and attitude Again they stressed that it more im- portant to destroy Russia's armies than to win ground Authoritative quarters in don declared there no was the fali of LONDON United born Commander Whitney nn RAF was reported authoritatively to have been shot down in a dogfight over the English channel today but was believed to have landed his plane In occupied France RERUN Two armored two munitions trains and tanks were destroyed by the air force on the Russian front German sources reported Leningrad or a Soviet defeat on the vital central front at ensk were Imminent Aside from its summary of the battle with Hitler's high command emphasized over- night of the noting attacks on the Suez the British east and south coasts and shipping in lish waters Germany awaited news of ad- vances in the area while Russians were cheered by reports of defense successes in the lensk sector where the main man drive to Moscow was halted The Soviet information bureau indicated that the Red army took the initiative on the 17th day of the battle of Smolensk to push back the invaders at some capturing prisoners and war terial Harry Hopkins U S lend had a hour private talk with Premier soph Stalin his second since his unexpected arrival in Moscow by plane He was believed to have told the Russian leader that American duction of war materials would surpass any foreign estimates ROME Helsinki re- ports to the newspaper Popolo said today that among Russian captives taken by Finnish troops was a parachutist described as blonde and good The prisoner it was was visions of nnd nol not their military retirement contribute system during The act aUo provides that the live may become month U S Silk Supply To Last One Month WASHINGTON that present I l will lail only Kmil of h Workers Union And union officials and Ecuador i powdering her face when she was 27 of captured adir a front that j at limes was 60 miles Both countries hnd finally j to the mediation of tinx and the Slates Thf Peruvian of Un le near on the that May Backfire Ohio BoRk Attempt Foiled WOOSTER A cashier's quick today frustrated an attempted holdup of the National bank at nearby Orrville Leroy Webner dropped lo the floor and sol off the bank's burglar alarm as a gunman shoved a revolver and a note demanding across counter fled down an alley and disappeared on foot Apparently a pennon after his term of office He can not draw In an elective office law eliminates thr of slate the board that de- fearful that Ihr war may American consumers In another can Ihr war of all that never its silk market in count ry presented a plan lo to cam Fair and Cooler Note From Germany Called Threat Urged Protest to U S MEXICO rejecting with a stern re- buke a German government request she protest President Roosevelt's blacklist of Axis firms provided gible evidence today of her in- tention to cooperate with the United States in solving tual problems created by the European war Mexico told Germany she ed the request as not only but and declared she Hould brook no Interference in the formulation of her national policies She took exception particularly to the German assertion that signed of measures could not fail to Influence the attitude of the Berlin government In renewing commercial relations with Mexico after the war This declared Mexican Foreign Minister by the sole fact of Its being formulated a position of pressure Imperious and an- open contradiction to the spirit of rocal respect which governs the foreign relations of the Mexican Rejection of the German request constituted the second rebuff ico has delivered within four months In April President Avila Camacho's administration rejected a protest against expropriation of German ships In Mexican ports The German request on the Washington blacklist and Mexico's answer were disclosed last night with the publication of notes ex- changed between and the Nazi Rudt Von berg In his dated July Vol Collenberg referred to the list as and asserted it violates liberty of commerce and even the sovereignty of and declared It Is the duty of the Mexican government to protect the firms in question he the government of the United Stales of Mexico protest to the government of the United States of North America against this discrimination against commercial firms protected by Mexican sovereignty in his said the Mexican government is Turn U Nazi Must Get Rid Of Radio Transmitter BUENOS has requested German Edmund Von Thermann to re- export or destroy m radio trans- mitter which has caused diplo- matic unrest here with foreign office Trie foreign stood to have office was under- taken the position that presence of the radio In Ar- gentina constituted a possible lation of the convention prohibiting belligerents from In- stalling stations In neutral countries and communicating with fighting forces on sea or land The by congressional committee and somewhat er tonight and Saturday ant CHy returned Tuesday to man embassy after Utter had the action as a violation backfire and that in on them t- now bren wrion was dia- officials diplomatic practice French dirt say that to eel away early next and co up coart where at least the nights br cool He wanted week off he CRASH FATAL COLUMBUS an tractor whoe ran off cam of tho 175.900 in I in an at silk uho are night he thought ex- three will of work because auditor and attorney bren cut off from into be continue as until a period of that the project at the present lime be because of labor material expense and MAN Foster 40 an Insect a highway utility broke dorwn a j failed lo adjust hu maAk today of a and dJed of to kill roaches Him hi Players To Grand Jary sakl today manufacturers of other products and retailers nought at a record rate -ar to bulH up Blocks Heat Wave Continues m mty or j This had ranged up lo 92 one natural sharp rise in and there was still no Today those are indication that the Bearing since the war's start in heat wave of the last 10 was 1939 a similar of an erx3 W the lo The of rain yesterday drastic check almost advance Raw sugar Is being late last i quoted at about per hundred pounds at New 70 C1 Ora r M i Nrw New 91 TO Two of Sect Held For Beating Youth X oung tennis players held today for artion of the storm ter county crand jury next and brought day on that onr of but JYork a pretty j officials Fair skies and her with a j weather is forecast for Aitt ATb 3M 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