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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1933

Page

4

French Silence on Hitler Peage Plan and Allied Reactions

Rumors of a five point Nazi peage program circulated with little proof as French officials refused to deny them. The alleged plan called for a 400000 man conscript army and limited German disarmament while allowing defensive weapons and a return of the Saar. France insisted no talks with Hitler had occurred since the ambassador's meeting and planned to consult the United States Britain and the Little Entente before responding.

Hitler Germany Peere Forfien Sear Andre Frevicois-Poncel France United States Great Britain Czechoslovakia

Texas Bonds Readvertised After Banker Endorsement

Texad bonds, initially advertised December 1, drew no bidders but gained support from leading bankers at a Texas meeting. A readvertisement set for December 21, with a resolution calling the bonds a safe investment for banks and investors. Signatories included John E. Owens, A. D. Simpson, J. Dr. Gillespie, H. H. Dewar, J. Ir. Erreda, F. H. Winton, J. N. Sparks, Dan E. Lydick, J. L. Lafferty, Ray Nesbitt and others from Dallas, Houston, Fort Worth, and San Antonio.

Austin JINS Texas John E. Owens Republic National Bank and Trash Company Dallas A. D Simpson National Bank of Commerce Houston J. Dr. Gillespie Dallas Bank and Trust Company H. H. Dewar San Antonio J. Ir. Erreda F. H. Winton Continental National Bank Port Worth John N. Sparks First National Bank Dan E. Lydick Union

Open Forum questions high school site costs and district choices

Taxpayer column questions plan by former school head Byron Hartley to place Jefferson High in the district’s far northwest with three other sites. Authors argue higher taxes and transport costs burden local property owners, urging siting where value increases mostly benefit locals. A second item reports a Kinston turkey death after an accidental beheading.

Light Jefferson Schual

Pair to Observe 56th Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Burton observe their fifty sixth wedding anniversary. They reside at 124 Slocum Place and announced they came from Chicago to settle here, with the anniversary to be observed on Sunday.

G. 8. Burton Slocum Place Chicago

For sale 1083 Plymouth tour-door sedan

Classified ad notes a Plymouth tour-door sedan listed for sale with brief details and a lightweight classification. The entry appears in a local classifieds column under Light Classifind Ads with a page reference.

Divorce Set Aside Mexican Divorce Invalidated

Judge Frederick Stevens of the seventy third District Court on Thursday set aside and held invalid a Mexican divorce granted in Juarez to Fred Holmes against Mrs Al ice Lucina Holmes of San Antonio. The suit to set aside the divorce argued the summons served on Mrs Holmes was vague and indefinite, lacking clear jurisdiction. she ignored the summons and later filed suit. The Mexican Supreme Court has held Mexican divorces invalid without proper service.

Frederick Stevens Dietrick Court Fred Holmes Alice Lucina Holmes San Antonio Bat Corrigan Solmas Juarez Supreme Court of Mexico

Roosevelt open to modifying Securities Act if proof shows issues

President Roosevelt has signaled willingness to hear arguments on the federal Securities Act. He stressed he will not weaken the act but may consider changes if opponents prove the act harms capital flotations and creates fear among issuers and corporate directors about strict liabilities enforced by the FTC.

Washington, D. 6 Roosevelt Federal Trade Commission

Civil Service Test Results Announced

The fire and police civil service commission announced the highest ranking applicant M. Hovey and Bert Hovey among those passing last week’s exam. The commission verified 12 names, and those who passed will join the extra board and be recalled into service. Other passers include Fred Luders W A Riex Daohy Edwards Lloyd A Hush J A Scarmoz Homer T Martin FH Ochoa Rey J Heyen Max Pore Raoy Troloan Walker Malichy and Joseph B Coleman.

Fire and Police Civil Service Fire Department Vo M. Hovey Bert Hovey Hovey Fred Luders W. A. Riex Daohy Edwards Lloyd A. Hush JA. Scarmoz Homer T. Martin FH. Ochoa Rey J. Heyen Max ©. Pore Raoy Troloan Walker Malichy Joseph B. Cole Man

Feast of Lights Sermon to Open Eight Day Celebration

Rabbi David Tamarkin will deliver a sermon titled The Feast of Lights at Friday services at the Augusta Achimaynagogue. The eight day celebration begins next Tuesday with services at 6 p.m. and continues with a 6 a.m. Saturday service.

David Tamarkin

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