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/ 0S3 Dead, IQ Hurt In Local Accident:J i £BOY, 15, HELD AFTER DEATH OF FRED TOFTArnold Zika Pleads Not Guilty To Failure To Stop; Independence And Amana Men Die.(CEDAR RAPIDS NEWS.)(Pictures ,on back page.)BULLETIN.Arnold Zika, 15, driver of the automobile .which, struck and killed Fred -Toft Sunday night, pled not guilty, Monday afternoon when arraigned before Judge F. O. Ellison on a charge of failing to stop and give- aid in an accident and failing to report. Bond was set at $1,000. TIip Infnrmnflnn nfrnlnsh fhn hnvMissionaries Endangered By Jap Air BombsPEIPING (UP)—Americans prepared to evacuate their posts in North China Monday night as the Japanese offensive below the Great Wall threatened to sweep on to Peiping and Tientsin.The United States minister,' Nelson T. Johnson, notified his consul-general at Tientsin, Frank Lock-, hart, a veteran in the China service, that he would be held responsible for the safeguarding of United States citizens in the war zone.The minister empowered Lockhart to advise American nationals to evacuate outposts between Tientsin and the Wall, where considerable United States mission property, is located Consular’ and diplomatic authorities have no power to force Americans to evacuate, but ordinarily in emergencies such as this their ‘’advice” is sufficient.The station' master at Changll, where American Methodist mission property is located, including a hospital and school, informed his superiors that Japanese airplanes had dropped five bombs near the mission building during an air raid over the Chinese lines.The telegram from Changll wasARMS EMBARGO RESOLUTION IS VOTED BY HOUSEMeasure Adopted 252 To 110 Expected To Meet1With Opposition. On* Senate Floor.WASHINGTON (AP)—The house Monday adopted the arms embargo resolution — granting President Roosevelt power to prevent the shipment of arms to warring nations.The vote on adoption of the resolution was 252 to 110,The resolution now goes to the senate where considerable opposition has been indicated.In the house, republicans, led by Representative Hamilton Fish of New York, ranking minority member of the foreign affairs committee, failed in an effort to s’end theEVERYDAYRELIGIONWhat Is Right? ByDR. JOSEPH FORT NEWTONSENATE DOWNMOVE TO OBTAIVyHAT'S right anyway?” a college boy asked not long ago as we talked together. '“What is conscience? What makes a thing right? How do -we know when we know the truth?Let me set down here, simply, .what I tried to tell him—maybe it will help others.Our conscience is just our moral consciousness. It is ourselves judging an act as right or wrong, An act is a means, a tool; we use to reach a certain end. To be fully right, an act must be right inwardly and rigi\t outwardly. It is right inwardly when it is felt to be good and true. It is right outwardly when its results arc the best for nil concerned. In other words, an act is right when 'we feel it to be right and when we use the best means to realize the highest well-being for all who arc affected by it. It must not only be conscientious; it must be intelligent.16 TO ISILVEBeaten As Rider To Fai Bill As Roosevelt Indi cates His Opposition; Plan Other Moves.WASHINGTON (UP)— Prcsid Roosevelt’s opposition sent the c rcncy inflation bloc down to del Monday in the first senate ski rtf to cheapen the American dollar.The senate rejected an amc: mcnt offered by Senator Whc« (dcm.), Mont., to the farm re bill, providing for the coinage silver at a ratio of 16 to 1 with g« The vote was 43 to 33.Shortly before the vote was tak
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, US
Tue, Apr 18, 1933
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