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   Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - March 6, 1939, Zanesville, Ohio                             Always The Times Recorder Always Fair w 1 -t 1930 TUESDAY Shows Rifle and J. C. Claiming It to be the rifle in the shows the weapon to officials at the marine Gen. J. C. b at he rifle in this The gun can discharge 100 shots a National Defense Council Is Formed to Continue War for Republican Spain March 5 The Madrid Union radio tonight an- the formation of a lonal defense council which It aid would substitute for the Re- government presided over Juan General who head of the new council t the representative of the ir immediately announced hat resist until we sign n honorable new military head of the declared Spanish are fighting for their and will continue their ipen to Besides General others in the new council are Julian representing the Miguel San the Drop Quiet Storm On Defense March Administration seeking to quiet the over for- eign decided today to nate the controversial Issue of Im- at Guam from the program be- ing speeded through Chairman Walsh of the senate naval committee said that In his Judgment there was no pressing need for the harbor Improvements at this tiny Pacific possession which Is ly surrounded by Japanese dated He view of the division of timent In the and the suggestion that the fortification of Guam would be a war threat It should not be pressed nt this The administration of for plane lanes nnd other harbor de- velopment nt High naval officials said this would be In no sense fortification of the but contended it would be a step in that Eliminated by I The house previously eliminated the Guam Item from a 000 air base hearing that Japan might er It a provocative The ate naval committee then voted to take up its own with Guam in but Walsh's statement made it clear the administration would make no fight for the Admiral William D. chief of naval will testify morrow before the committee on this The will con- debate on the army and air corps expansion sure and an appropriations sub As President Defended Advocates Face Threat of Another Move To Lower Value of Dollar March of economy advocates national debt of be retained were countered with n threwt of further attempts to cheapen the Senator Thomas announced that he had ed legislation for an additional reduction of per cent In the sold content of the dollar and the of In new He Mid his ure would In- at a night of Interested in of the nation's One of the chief fears of economy advocates has boon that some form of inflation If they arc In reducing government nnd preventing In- In the debt Ad- of deficit contended thM til ii would deflationary Pope Pius XII Is Busy Wi tb Duties Of VATICAN March Plus XII plunged today Into he heavy duties of presiding over he far-flung activities toman Catholic Besides preparing for his atlon next he received heads of various divisions of the hurch and numerous other an The pontiff greeted the callers n groups In the throne ex- his appreciation for their especially during the in- between the death of XI and his own election to he throne of St. He singled out Monsignor do for a special Msgr. was a chool companion of the Others among those received the editors of Vatican City fathers who arc charged nnd Eduard Bala and lez Gen. Casado was followed on the radio by Besteiro who made a brief Revolt fuelled The announcement of the council followed a revolt at Republican naval which government an- earlier had been The a festo which said the council sented the anti-Fascist people of Casado represents the army which has an estimated strength of Besteiro is a well-known ate Socialist San Andres belongs to the the party formerly headed by President Manuel Azana who of the Republican central was promoted from the rank of nel on 25. It was reported at the time that he was to succeed General Jose Miaja savior of as the of the 0[ all Republican Several days ago Miaja was of- asylum In In a reorganization of the army It had been announced that Miaja was to air nnd sea Appeal to People Shortly after the governing body issued its at committee will begin hearings on the army supply The latter measure carries to start construction o 784 of the more than new which would be author In the air corps pending on the senate President More The house appropriations com received from Roosevelt yesterday a request fo supplemental appropriations tola ling for the purchas of critical equipment for the Including automatic gun nnd chief executive asked 5< 000.000 for training of civilian al plane pilots In selected college nnd for seacoast President Roosevelt's suggestio that new naval bases be ed at San and St. In the Virgin brought from ator Walsh that the naval com- would consider such pro Condemning and c that the United will never abandon nor approve the rUc of ent Roosevelt is shown he Joint of Congress celebrating 150th anniversary of under the At right ol the President It Senator In Garner and William of the Relief Crisis lo Fate Most Ohio Counties at End of This Month Abutment March 5 m j liss Ruth 19, killed In- and Charles Noah 1, died n few hours later today of suffered early this ng when the car in which they vere passengers skidded and into a concrete bridge abutment Joyd 23. driver of the was critically Woodard Claims C ambling at Pen Is Exaggerated March James C. suspended den of Ohio declared oday that reports of high stake dope and liquor peddling and money changing Inside the In- March 5-UV-! from most In which poor relief is n serious lem Indicated tonight the state would face by the end of this month another of Its recurring national debt at Marrh 1. and tor In calling on to on pun Ml week that It would reach the by July 1. 1010. and Chairman Dough disturbing to the encouragement program be- of the they to Senator Van that withdraw the ton the nm January but thete took all the relief money they hud The act the emergency appropriation designated January matching Mint of the ghen liti to a move to put III legUla live form Mime of the that have gtown out of recent ad ministration to They asked the for on tax tha might aid In Secretary that the treasury of will to from many of counties are state of particularly Auditor Joseph T for advice and In finding a way out of their of the Few that the president te prevailed to do Mr. will turn hit at- to one of new recovery drive Tuesday when he with from the nml which will endeavor to effect between the two labor Secretary will the to the White Home for their first meeting with the The Initial ence it not expected In produce more than an agreement nn when and where be- ridiculous any time they were ted In concrete Senator Lewis said he felt sure the president would send congress a message on the subject Walsh said they might be Included In some pending or a separate hill prepared for their hut em- to continue as j that congress likely would ief of the be largely by the navy's recommendations on the to Mead Bowling Green BOWLING March 5 E. Coriell of Bowling were was suspended by fare Director Charles Sherwood last Thursday as the result of an Investigation Into alleged prison William J. Walker and two guards also were William F state superintendent o corrections who conducted the prison probe for became acting Amrine said he had learned that some prison for a 25 per cent prisoners In obtaining substantial sums of money from the He de- clared the used the ey to gamble nnd to purchase con- traband crimes In financing aid for handled February relief on credit and the state in many not sufficient to pay the Incurred lait Theie are again on credit month but will have no for meeting the and also no matching The legislature meanwhile virtually completed enactment of the administration program of en- abling designed to aid In railing relief but local finance contend will help them If at would be Information remains available for the next The law dollar for dollar matching by cal and the apparently will arise from l hot requirement ln He taken the that be rnl until March 15 Income are President will have opportunity at regular weekly meeting with in the movement on Capitol Hill tor economy and general Most of the urban and trial claim they have ex- hausted every available of local matching were able to qualify for the February distribution of state first of the next The enabling remove mine from diles to Monday are attended by Vice President Speaker Senate ity Leader and Majority leader here been translating communications Uo scores of and Ruffo Delia ster of the Order of Malta to the loly The pope gave each caller a bearing his own likeness as or head of the church IB the interval between Pius and successor's It was considered likely that coronation would be by the greatest number ver to we n pope The return to the custom of the papal on the of St. Peter's Instead of the make the visible to a possible of almost tack against Negrin and appealed t to the people for continued ance against the cist It moment has come for you to know the The situation In which we find ourselves does not permit us to wait any The government of has given proof of Its evident ask you then to do your full We can not suffer eral privileged Individuals to pre- pare to flee and gain an exile has we save ourselves altogether or we will perish Let it be We will resist to the end of our long live ts Four-Day For Coal Miners March four-day week lor the nation's coal miners was proposed today as a solution of so exaggerated It's Woodard haven't got a thing on mf and they realize It. looks like they're telling these big stories Just to try to scare me into I know these are not Woodard said he would not re- although Sherwood that ouster proceedings would be filed against him with the civil service commission If he did Referring to published reports that several hundred pints of uor were sold Inside the walls last L. I f T I i v of trustees of Bowling Green h uor will be present at a Ing of the board in Lima Monday to elect a new university Coriell said The two Republicans did not at- tend a meeting of the board day and Dr. E. B. Pedlow of board said the cratic members had decided not delay any longer In considering the It was Indicated that Frank J. Sandusky school would be named Bowling Green president and Coriell said he would stand in his if other trustees wanted The vacancy was created by If there ever was that much liquor inside we would have a drunken mob on our Deputy Warden August F. Ptak suffered what his wife described as a while on duty Inside the prison Mrs. Ptak said that Dr. George and Dr. Rome today has several times he population of 1S-SG, when the list open-air coronation was nd Romans of Is a native The recent enlargement of adjacent to St. and Via Delia Con- provides space ral hundred thousands to see the In addition to the who was n an aoch resting fairly well at his home across the street from the a former army deputy warden four He was charged with the responsibility of maintaining appointed years of Dr. R. E. 00 who can squeeze Into the End 0.. March 10me of Mr. Mrs. David lamilton where he had been UK for several Mrs. on told police the boy was duction problems of the soft coal E. C. president of the Fuel W. one of southern West bigger independent Included the suggestion In a program for the In- dustry submitted to the committee for amendment of the coal act. His proposed short work week In line with expected 30-hour week request of the United Mine Workers of America at the wage conference to be held April 1 on expiration of present working MIKE STOPS FIELD TRIALS GRAND March course Into miry footing too heavy for smooth groundwork or tive bird forced of the sixth day of the Frank J. Prout Is well bered in this city as a former teacher in the local high school and a very capable basketball The Weather Experts Solve Sucre I of New March Military circles heard today Unit army ordnance had solved the of a German-made bomb which caused frightful destruction In Spanish civil war on The Army and Navy Journal ported It had been learned that the bomb contained no liquid oxy- first was with ammonium nitrate with powdered charcoal and enclosed In a Ight magnesium alloy declined but me authority said confidently here was definite reason to be- army and commercial were of for- eign First official word that had a mysterious new bomb came when the military was told of It January 25 by Major General Henry H. chief of the air Arnold that a preliminary In- Indicated the German which deaths In contained compressed or liquid He added that the army's Information was now be met from genera operating They di- vert to local general now earmarked for rial May Tim only immediate de- clare local fiscal Ii of regular operating for poor relief and they Im- possible without pling such and fire street and similar The 10-nmn tee named to the re- lief expected tn start work week on drafting the relief report not due until April 1, and the bly will nerd two or longer to enact the Financially are hopeful of finding H tlon In the biennial but fear It will not be enacted before they are faced with n of their relief of the In- clude the nomination of R. lo the Some have confirmation of the nomination Plane Mil Is Killed March 5-WV- Second Lieut. Ned A. Ing a United army was killed night when is traveling at a high rate of Ont. changing to light ducting a which are given punishment for Infractions of th He is 52 Amrine wild later that Dr. Kell termed attack a stroke of The acting warden said he hoped a weeks of would re- store Ptak to In the he J. W. a guard recently promoted to will assume the of the where he made his iome with an Mrs. Bess Ie was the adopted son of Eugene tiller of Dr. Edward E. In n suicide said he been informed young Miller It the Miller residence In as last July because of a with here 76. DEAD AT 0.. March for Sister Mary 76. who died today at the St. cis Convent will be held In the chapel there Monday Formerly Barbara she had been a member of the Franciscan community here 53 much colder day and Monday Tuesday generally fair and continued cold except snow flurries In northeast A trough of low pressure ex- tends from Newfoundland to the lake region and upper valley thence southeastward to Precipitation has occurred turning over the United turning have risen ably over the Ohio Rain will change to light snow In the Ohio valley and the lower lake region Monday afternoon or night and Much colder weather will overspread the Ohio and the lower lake region within the next 2J stricken deputy Columbia Hanker Of Attack March 5 Avery G. 51. president of the Ohio National bank of bus since died today from heart attack at country home of H. P. A native of Mr. was graduated from Ohio university In 1915. He was a member of the lodge and the Scottish Rite and Funeral services will be held Senator Clark said he had been Informed by an Inventor the so powerful It render every In world Commenting on ment Arnold said the war ment had received that the missile so powerful that It killed every human being within the range of a quarter of a mile and knocked people unconscious for a distance of n half get many from abroad that It rather difficult to determine which one you will accept 100 per cent and one you accept with a grain of he The Army and Navy Journal military wild tlon had established the actual composition of the bomb and led to p. m Faces Larceny Charge In Court Today The of Clinton 28 of Hll Franklin Saturday believed to have the burglary of the Golden Flash filling rorner Fifth anil Market on the night of Feb. H. Saturday night by Cap- tain of Milt nnd Detective Ivan and held for Sunday nie questioning resulted In the locating of nearly all of the loot which wat valued at approximately Monday morning Johnson will be arraigned In municipal court on a charge of burglary and larceny which preferred lute Sunday night Following a check-up since the and have been following which they believed would lend to the of the guilty The Saturday night believed to have the President and Hughes Uphold American Ideals March Upon a Joint of Roosevelt and Chief Hughes thought that the Individual liberty guaranteed by the defense who would Gathered In the big hall of Ihr of were Ihr of both of Con- commemorating the meeting of the under the 150 of thf of army and nnd the diplomatic of than 50 foreign It an for traditional American for tribute to the of the and to the Hut Mr. nnd Chief tier made It don for reviewing a and a half of what It meant and what It lo mean to the people of their follow Ing mid the many other democracies United will no agement to the belief that our are or that will approvingly watch the return of of government which for 2.WX) have proved their anny and their Instability The President ton that the United would not and while re- liberty WM denied In other but would every ful to and personal hrough a barn near Fog and an exhausted fuel ily were for the had left yesterday afternoon for Jack on whose farm the wild he had left ill bnrn only moment before the plane struck It. The ship went through the killed two and n and leveled the body thrown clear of the Selfridge Field arrived here to They said had been on an In- dividual navigation flying a was graduated from ly Field n year HU home WM In the of of NEW March national committee on Paderewski Is to Resume His Tour monetary policy statement official that It was overrated as a The bomb was taid to have no penetrating and to be Ineffective either well-constructed raid or soldiers In Sun p. m. Moon run p. K. JAIL IS A SUNDAY March 5.-4JV- Justice of the Peace C H. Stewart directed two who pleaded guilty to charges before to memorize the Lord's the 23rd and the second and third chapters of Short I fair Style March of the beauty trade show encountered a rebellion don't like the short bureau in town has been calling but none of them will consent to have her hair one official offered one girl 55 for two hours work and the new but Just walked A new style trend to have the hair swirled and with maximum of Inches Struck on by Youth I- March old Robert ry killed here today when at bat In a baseball game with young up to the plate to face the pitching of Paul 13. Mid he blinded by the land struck on the head by the He slumped to the ground and rained Cor- tonight urging that congress In the of the two billion fund established In 1D.1I. The committee M and in leading and financial of the fund had In that been to de- the extent of or the desirability of continuing It. and that the be quired to make periodic FALLS ON Mm OIKS March 5 tn Roy died today In the hospital of received Friday when he fell Into a buzz ww on March Jan expected today to lake up concert tour March 15 In Detroit after ing four because of The elderly Polish pianist and statesman remained In private railroad car suffering In- of a left wrist tendon following an attack of He cancelled In ark. N. and Cincinnati and and ance In Cleveland to May 28. U J. tor announced they all over the but not Brumbaugh gave verdict of accidental O. S. IT. KKO March The next hearing In an lion of alleged communistic ty at Ohio State university postponed today until Friday S. P. investigator for a board of e conducting the It originally for Two Arc in Auto March 20. WM killed and Tony 17, critically Injured day when thr motorcycle on which both were riding collided head-on with an auto In Avon oast of Both were from The auto driver taken lo the county Jail at Elyria police Investigated evidence that the car travelling on the wrong of thr today the cancellation of engage menls scheduled for Cincinnati Wednesday and next Dr. John P. think It will take about a week for the acute part of the condition to After that n little exercise will be Dr. Anderson reported lot of In the Is aimed at keeping quiet gerald would re- main here until he Fitzgerald said his visit ably would be last concert cuit In this country although he not like the term ft v T 1' M L MARKIES March 23 year old newest glamor motored across the border today to take new 42-year- old Gene movie writer Him March seph Summit county de- early today la a gun battle with Talmadge outside a South Akron Detective In- spector Verne Cross Vayda only an arm but condition because of of Cross Mid admitted but told he ed Vayda to be a holdup Crow had taught to question as to hit h D Sf I V .VI v 7T7  

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