Show - v ifea THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 3 18382 Italy Drives Jews From iJapauQaims iCollap se of c Hankow Line " I r : State Schools China Maintains Counterattacks Halt Nippon Thrust Z NotedBerlin Tailor Shop Closed New Racial Decree SOVIET i Naval Switch Believed Duetto Crisis Brief Happenings From Here and There Radio Thief Picks Wrong Repair SKopy Fighting Snail Kills Snake Roast Beef Breaks Jail Hunger Strike Speculation Rife BERLIN Sept 2 (UP)— The old Jewish firm of Hein-rich Hoffmann probably the tailor and haber- -' 1 dasher in Berlin was sealed by police order Friday y Thb- owners Frits and Ernest Hoffmann were forbidden "ever again to engage In trade Involving woven materials within the relch’a borders” The charge was "insolent violation of official price nores Religious Beliefs of Students RUSSIA i ' On Atlantic Fleet Maneuver st-known - SHANGHAI J (Sautrday) se military dispatchai Saturday reported Japanese forces la central China had "definitely - broken the outer defense line of Hankow Chinese provisional capital tii85 miles up the Yangtze river from Sept- - tUEV-Japane- HU SCI Lr pi CeSel$r V- m YU50SUMA I Chinese countered this with JflatThedenials and assertions that Japanesf thrusts werestopped on &Q fronts by slashing Chinese coun- -- tWr&ttacks Both sides however agreed there 2 was violent fighting with heavy ‘casualties I Eater Honan '' In support of their assertions the Japanese dispatches from Liuon reported the vanguard of their 2 forces on this west Anwhei province front had pushed westward and oc ’ state-recogniz- sCZ Ihere T ROME Sept 2 ID —Jews were ordered excluded Friday from schools and as Premier Benito Mussolini took another step in his avowed determination- - to “march straight ahead” in application to the fascist — race doctrine A decree approved at-- a cabinet meeting over which il duce presided provided for dismissal of Jewish officials teachers and students from all schools whose diplomas are recognized by the state In elementary schools Jews were cupied Yehkiatsi and entered Honan province 2 Yehkiatsl on the border between Anwhei and Honan provinces Is 130 miles northeast of Hankow and 2 about 110 miles due north of present Yangtze river base I of Japanese operations aimed at HankoW 2" The Japanese said that In taking Yehkiatsl their objective was to tpush another 125 miles west and take Sinyang on the Peiping-Han-kcrrailway 110 miles north of v 0 w4mm Europe’s attention centers on Berchtesgaden where Hitler and aids study Czech-sudetdispute British peace appeal en even- - Paris Battles Threat of Mass Strike - 500000 Workers — -- Hint t On Hours Problem -- ng laws The Hoffmanns' who in prewar days catered to the Hohenzollerns and were for the cut of their clothes and materials used hve always charged higher prices than the ordinary ils Proposal Delivered-A- s Fuehrer and Henlein ScaiTCrisis Kiu--kia- the tailor-Hibo- or 60 to $20) marks (around whlch the average German' pays for a suit janitors -- Prison Chiefs Blamed in Baking Deaths Two Doctors Also' Held Negligent By Coroner’s Jury -- CD-"Cri- minal ' w 1-- guBibl yarl id eonventio' Internets T to 5-- !?! je&r H°n Disgust craft to? 1-- 4) drowning numerous 5-- 8) Got $50 Rose by Any Name—It used to he halitosis but in the experimental dental clinic at Northwestern university in Chicago the question everybody asked was: “How’s your O today?" It is the symbol adopted by Dr- - Lr chemistry professor in trying to discover why we wake up with a flannel mouth in the morning It means the percentage of odor Firebug— A buzzard flew Into a high tension electric power line near Rania FlaM plummeted to top blip had day hi better to to Ji bo ultimatel rAcf® nrho MSI till (old jO Yukon g tr claim' u little 1 whisky tided to bargain claim pi Most ' that Mo less but inadequa s reputi waakicl (oraaom and Goa Hoir (H That m moo' AerlaliilrTumblesrToppK cof-f- e i length claim from the loose wire on which u was performing for a movie circus picture In Hollywood Phil E calante member of the widtl known Escalanto troupe fell feet to the ground - Dr Russell Guyer studio physician said after a hospital examination of Esc lante that he apparently had e caped with a fractured hip Pickets Win a Lot— Youthful “pickets” who paraded before i vacant lot from which they ha4 been barred with signs reading "unfair to kids” and "we have no place to play football” reported they had won permission tq ns the makeshift gridiron ‘The man who owns the lot said we could play there” said Harvey Walden who said 'he was leader of thi campaign war-craf- t Htl 1 piled up split wide open over the relate merits of "O” (1 and "H-- o (1 gaugs tracks "W want everyone to build according to the same standards so we can run our trains on each others’ tracks” N tional Secretary P Kreuz Jr inserted 24-ho- ur 7oa Gan m‘n mode for ths opening of the Nation Model Railroad association’s cm ventlon Already the meeting ii potatoes-- savory beef and potatoes with gravy and bread e! gtarieJ ei ll Forces Divided Despite the view of Admiral William D Leahy chief of operations expressed to congress this year that the "fleet should got be divided" the United States How has naval forces in the Far East on the American Pacific coast the Atlantic coast and in Europe The European squadron formed likewise cm a temporary basis soon after the start of the Spanish conflict consists merely of a cruiser and two destroyers The Asiatic fleet has only one modern warship the cruiser Augusta the two score other vessels being aging destroyers submarines and gunboats E? pORfl New Ball Worry— Gray-hairbusiness men with tyo trsij tucked under their arms tosj another urgent railroad into the nation’s -- Upsho2 America’s model train tracks vj 1 4 or 1 8 inches wide? “Rail roaders" from Missouri to SIno-Japane- se (Continued from Page (hie) PARIS Sept 2 tD—The French government desperately fought Fri- further Increased the hope day against a strike movement peaca which threatened to engulf France As Hitler and Henlein met at PHILADELPHIA' Sept 2 at a moment when the international Haus Wachenfeld der fuehrer's Al- ber 18 negligence In ths "bakwhere ha has mapped No official figures on the numcrisis over Czechoslovakia already pine chalet such of four county prisondeath as the annexation ing” "surprises was severely taxing statesmen In of Austria German Foreign Min- ber affected by the decree were ers was officially laid Friday to two Hankow available but it was estimated the South of this front the Japanese their efforts to preserve peace ister Joachim von Ribbentrop flew teachers who would he thrown out top ranking prison executives and g were pound-Inforces here Berlin their Britain’s from reported Labor ministry arbitrators using bearing would run Into ths hun- a dozen subordinates including two of jobs direct word of her apprehension dreds westward from Hwangmel 25 the number of students physicians Smiles north of Kiukiang and 105 svery means at their disposal tried and desire for conciliation In the cut offandfrom the school system Involvconflict to settle the labor adCXech dispute miles southeast of Hankow and After a three-da- y inquest and would reach 10000 possibly vanced 30 miles to batter at the ing nearly 500000 workers' who Ribbentrop Thursday conferred Jews presumably will be per- two and a half hours' deliberation in Berlin with Sir Neviie Hsnder-so- n mitted to walls of KwangtsL threatened to strike organize schools of their a specially selected coroner’s jury the British ambassador who own for their -children but diplo- accused Warden William B Mills minor scored To Stands tilT victory by They previously had been summoned to mas of such schools would not he of the strikers number Deputy Warden Frank A Craven reducing The Chinese said ths defenders London to confer with cabinet minlaw recognized by Guard Captain James McGuire Dr fought the invaders to a standstill in textile plants at Amiens from isters and receive instructions George Enoch and Dr Han Abra‘liberation' Hailed "here ' 14000 to 2500 but building trades At Bunclraan’s hams and Guards Alfred W Bequest m On the south bank of ths Yangtze” and northern textile Industry worklast the government Although Francis Smith Edward Brough successful moderation-The ths Japaness reported month barred foreign Jews from British appeal for ers numbering several hundred Samuel James Thomas Corkery based on fear that Hitler schools and Thursday banished all t thrusts west of Juichang' which lies thousand stood hard on their threat Mulbern SylvesCavanaugh 25 miles southwest of Kiukiang and to go out unless they got satisfac- might go before the nazi party Jews who entered Italy since ter Weaver John William Staines and ‘toward Nanchang 100 miles south tion on phy and collective contract congress at Nuremberg-nex- t week World war days Friday’s measurs Robert Morrow and commit Germany to some sort was the first against Italian Jews of Kiukiang under heavy fighting demands The entire group was held for of a solution by violence in Czecho- many of whose families have been 2&nd with the aid of continuous action Mills and Craven Cabinet Wrestles grand slovakia— was delivered to der fueh- in the country for centuries and under jury bombing of Chinese reinforcements bail each Bail for 510000 2 ‘Along the Yellow river 300 miles The labor problem was consid- rer by both Ribbentrop and Hen- in some cases active Catholics for the others was less- to the north the Japanese asserted ered by the cabinet in a 2 lein Henlein leader ofHhe sudeten generations The task of expelling Jews en- Taken in Custody Mhey controlled all fords in south session devoted for the most part German party whose negotiations rShansl and Honan provinces Ths to the international situation A with the Praha government are In tirely from the administration of warden hi deputy and most Chinese’ in denial said their own short communique after the meet deadlock pending acceptance or re- the state and limiting their par- ofThe others were taken in custody the forces occupied all north bank po- ing did not stats whether definite jection of Praha’s new offer was ticipation In "the full life of the after the coroner’s insitions action was taken to enforce modi- described officially as having come nation on a ration of one Jew to Immediately a in city hall courtroom The Chinese said that In the fications in ths week de- to the meeting with Hitler at the 1000 Italians will he carried out quest crowded with spectators that in1 -- Yangtze sector their reinforcements fascist October the indusby creed fop war and related grand cluded black-garbe- d request of Viscount Runclman Britrelatives of the ware coming on in waves and slash-Tin- g tries ish mediator In ths minority dis- council victims treatment" "punishment deThe fascist press hailed the the Japanese lines killing and At Lille 800 municipal street car pute board of county ths Moment later the acwounding "thousands find turning workers remained 1a their barns 'Henlein' left Hitler’s retreat a cree as "another step-iprison inspectors suspended all 14 - the heralded international liberation tion from of walk to route to 4:30 en thrust into the automobile m Japanese citizenry by p forcing men and placed the prison tempowork The dispute concerned the back to Czechoslovakia by way of Jewry In what might be called the disaster for the Invaders chief physi--' rarily In charge of its BaldLMediterranean belt of overItaly” Munich where he may remain discharge of 87 employes S Frederick Dr dan The general confederation of la- night before proceeding to his John District Assistant Attorney bor stood firm on its promise to home at Asch in Sudetenland or A Boyle chief Inquisitor at the inback any workers outside the arms perhaps directly to Praha to meet seek inquiry announce h would trial-foIndustries who refused to carry out with government representatives r and an early dictments exnew decree At ths same time Ribbentrop flew the government’s one” of those acand “each every work week back to Berlin from Ainring airport tending the cused Friday The 14000 textile workers in near Berchtesgaden When the jury of four business in went on Amiens strike A before issued WW-The Friday British just communique T PRAHA 8pt 2 men and two clubwomen announced cuts nthe deparlure of Henlein who told missio- attempting ttr- mediate prntestagainst 11 proposed pay its findings the crowd applauded to 19 per cent der fuehrer in detail of Praha’s of'German-Czec- h differences said Fri-da- ranging from Craven’s wife took" aeafc- - beside fer to divide the country into 23 night its peace efforts would Induced to Parley him and draped an arm around his or districts having a large “kupas” continue over the week end the HENDAYE Mills puffed a France (At Spanbroad shoulders The government arbitrators in- measure of home rule and three of ish Frontier) um There was no hint whether the Sept 2 CD—Insurgent cigar in to the duced workers which would be purely German said engagt mission headed by Viscount Runci-maThe detention of the physicians artillerymen and that the two men were "in complete advices reported their bad any intimation of what regular conciliation proceedings broke a deadlock in Spanish civil was a surprise— Deputy Coroner movement for agreement in judging the situation" war fighting Friday by opening a Vincent Morans in his charge to Adolf Hitler’s attitude might he give up their strike They failed in ons It had been reported earlier as heavy bombardment latter his Berchtesgaden confer- the present of ths govern- the jury asking criminal negligence by Henlein remained overnight at ences' with Konrad Henlein chief plant the only eon occupied dement’s growing circular fortifica- findings against at least half a hundred Twenty-fivworkers hotel here awaiting his meeting with tions on the Ebro front In Cata- dozen prison officers had not men"fit the sudeten German minority clined to arbitrate Hitler that ths sudeten leader lonia tioned them ' which-Prem- ier ranee’s-arthi proposals — Whllew lull continued in alt other govemment Rmclman called on President Edu-arBenes that discussions would Edouard Daladler has said stands because they would divide the sectors the insurgents field guns Omitted Inspectio into three divisions in- hammered the government’s front ready for any emergency slowly continue next week Dr Enoch an elderly visiting Benes also received sudeten lead grew toward the 825000 mark as stead of giving it unified home rule and rear trenches near the Ebro physician) had testified that he 1918 of the war regular conscripts Henlein it was ers to discuss the minority's sought where militiamen were reported to omitted th customary inspection to get their Hitler’s approval ofreported an alternative be completing new fortifications autonomy demands He class went to garrisons in of ths 25 men confined in th steamtalked with Ernst Kunst a conse- military training plan to' be submitted to President the expectation of fresh Insurgent ing "Klondike” punishment pen becrack troops Eduard Benes and Premier Milan ' rvative sudeten willing tounder--tak- e Twenty thousand war attack cause Craven told hint to “wait” maneuvers Hodza in Praha further negotiations with the who participated in breaking thereby were There scattered exchanges Dr Abrahams youthful resident wsek Swiss this near frontier the the existing deadlock and permit- of artillery fire on tho Estremadura jCzechoilovalc government and Alphysician) told the Jury that he had were sent back to their garrisons ting further negotiations fred Roeche an industrialist front in southwestern Spain where not visited the "oven” cells al the Insurgents are attempting to though hs knew th men were 2 Both are considered opponents No Commitments i Deputy Karl Hermann Frank capture the rich mercury mines of there on It was learned who follows ths leadership of Hithigh authority Almaden Guard Sergeant James Hart that Germany has assured Great ler closely Both camps reported their adver- named by Mills And Craven as havBritain that thi Berchtesgaden con- saries were busy on all fronts There was growing hops in Czech ing given an "unauthorized” order ference brought no commitments on strengthening- - defenses Quarters in view of the Runclman building to turn on the heat was exonerated Hitler’s part but constituted merely new observation posts and bringing The mission’s announcement of further agreed with Morans that an "exhaustive report by Henlein up new supplies— all to strengthen Hart jury ‘talks that "Hitler had not closed have been under “standmay the door” to a peaceful solution of OTTAWA Sept 2 (Canadian regarding ths status of ths negotia- themselves for newoffensives and ing definite" orders from superiors Press)— The British high commis tions 'the minority issue counteroffensives He had so testified but did not say It was thought at sudeten party sioner to Canada Sir Francis Floud It was understood that Britain At Burgos the insurgent regime whether he had specific instrucheadquarters that Henlein would announced Friday night two big agreed that if the Praha govern- Issued a mobilization order for tions during the period in which the return from Berchtesgaden during aircraft manufacturing plants will ment’s proposals and Henleln’s posborn In April May four convicts were stifled to death youths be erected in Canada to furnish sible counterproposals result in the night and June Craven denied emphatically at was the dinner guest warplanes for Great Britain tightening of the deadlock Lord start of Friday’s hearing that ths of Premier Milan Hodza Sir Francis said exhaustive dis- Runclman will submit his own plan he was responsible for ths "heat cussions with dominion officials of settlement treatmeht” prohad resulted in construction Such a mediation plan attemptof Welfare State Secretary -long-rangram to Insure Britain a ordered Friday ing to strike a compromise between Charles Engard supply for aircraft ths bulk the government and- sudeten posithat th4 "Klondike” be locked bp tions would bs submitted by to be hug bombers "until further notice” One plant is to be built at 8t the time which Hitler the Montreal near is Hubert airport rumored to have tentatively fixed MEXICO CITY Sept 2 (UP)-Mex- ico’s other at Malton airport near Totbs deadline tor a solution reply to Secretary of State British Vessel Guards ronto Cordell Hull's note of August 22 reAt flret ths units will serve only garding this country's expropriation Leftist Warship as assembly plants with motors im- Oxford Group Pledges of American-owne- d farm lands has other or Britain from Great ported been delivered to U S Ambassador GIBRALTAR Sept 2 ffl--A Britto Runciman Help later sources said Sir Francis but Daniels it was announced ish warship was placed on emerJosephus it is planned to develop the plants INTERLAKEN Switzerland officially Friday gency duty Friday night when a into factories The reply the text of which will number of insurgent warships 2 (D— The world assembly of ’ Sept he will is Intended the It planes wvi-rWgroup Friday sent a tele- be kept confidential pending its cruised near the Spanish governflown to Britain upon completion the Oxford gram to Lord Runciman assuring release Sunday here and in Wash- ment destroyer Joss Luis Diez Aar eta Leatlrtf mrwitwa him of support "in your unparal- ington was given Daniels at 9:30 crippled in a naval engagement with r gstkfactioa taw leled opportunity" for reconciliation p m Thursday only a few hours the insurgents August 27 aataaS1 Judge Delays Battle of Czechoslovakia’s minorities dis- after President Lazaro Cardenas The British destroyer Isis sailed had outlined the terms of tbs an- in the direction of the insurgent pute On ‘Chan’ Estate That's our everyday low price The communication to Britain’s swer at the opening session of con- warships The latter quickly steamed gress for fine guaranteed shoe repair unofficial mediator in away LOS ANGELES Sept 2 CD— The slovak-eudete- n - The Jose Luis Dies limped into negotiations bore the WASHINGTON (UP)-Secr- etary 2 the estate of over Women’s Quality the skirmish Sept legal Gibraltar harbor after the battle of 2000 of State Cordell Hull Fri- last week with 26 men dead and late Warner Oland famed as the approval40 countriesdelegates representing Heel Lifts was to Mexican “Charlib Chan” of the movies reply pr day received tho e e his second protest over tho expro-priati- sbg missing postponed Friday until Decem- Star “Wini Decree of American-owne- d farm Haa’l Live Spring ber 19 RENO NV Superior Judge Parker Wood Sept 2 CD—A lands but decllnsd to discuss it Riot in Rangoon Rubber Heels granted the postponement at the charge of cruelty Friday won an pending translation and study The note which will b mode RANGOON Burma Saturday request of the actor’s brother Carl uncontested divorce decree for MarConn who got Grahams British stage and public Sunday night by agreement Sept 3 (UP)— Troops were called CENTRE SHOE REPAIR O OlRnd of Hartford requests the will be set aside after screen star from Francis Lister with Mexico was given to Ameri- out Saturday to suppress 'rioting Mrs Edith She&m Oland estranged English actor now residing in Lon- can Ambassador Josephus Daniels between Burmese and Mohamme‘118 EAST BROADWAY killed wife of Warner applied for pro- don They were married In New at Mexico City and then transmit dans after four Burmese wsrs 0 Dean East H Centra I beater)' ’ ted to the state department 1 bate and many injured York City March 22 1933 - earth In flames and caused eight-acr- e rv" sawgrass fir power plant workmen witassJJ the incident It took several to subdue the flame 15-in- ch 60 18 ' Jews also were ousted from learned academies institutes and associations of letters arts and sciences An exception was made for those who already have started their uni versity studies They will be per mitted under special circumstances to continue until graduation Defines Status Like Thursday’s decree ordering out all Jews who have settled in Italy the Aegean islands and Libya since January 1 1919 ths new order defined as Jews all persons horn of parents both of whom were of the Hebraic race regardless of religion The Ousting of Jewish teachers school administrators and academicians will become effective Octo- Britain’s Accord Appeal Walk-Ou- barred-from-bei- or custodians Hitler Studies - unl-veria- tie WASHINGTON Sept 2 LD— The — He’ll Learn— Somebody stole a nature and circumstances of the radio from Russell Lloyd's store in navy’s announcement that it soon Wildwood N J and Lloyd blinked would formjhe first Atlantic fight- twice when a man approached ing force since 1932 Increased spec- him carrying the radio and comulation Friday that the maneuver plained about Its reception Taken was decided on at least partly for to police headquarters the man refused to give his name or other its effect on the European crisis The navy designated the ships Information His fingerprints were the commander and the date for forwarded to the state police assembling the new force But in What’s the Use— A small water quiries as to its rendezvous base and possible ports to be visited snail killed a struggling water snake and then died Found brought noncommittal replies near Colebrook Pa by a 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