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I VEr Monday, September 26, 1938 HOPE STAR, HOPE, ARKANSAS PAGE THREE Revival Is Held Over Third Week Evangelist Collins Attracts Crowds to Local Tabernacle The Collins revival at the Gospel Tabernacle has been announced to go another weak, due to the unusual interest and the general demand for the evangellst to stay over a third week. A crowd filled the Tabernacle Sunday night to capacity and heard the Rev. Mr. Collins speak on the subject, "Mortgaging The Soul." At the close of his sermon a large number accepted the invitation to become converted and knelt at the old fashioned altar for prayer. The evangelist will speak Monday night on the subject, "The Anti-Christ and the Mark of the Beast," a message on prophecy which will be of great interest to all who can attend.

Special music and singing will fcature the services each night of the third week of the revival. Civilians Told (Continued from Page One) prepared to incet again at 10 a. m. The prime ministers and foreign ministers of the two western European democracies faced four developments in a war-jitttry Europe: 1. An unofficial though authoritative report that Czechoslovakia had rejected Hitler's final terms for handing over the Sudetenland.

2. Authoritative disclosure that HitJer had attached a map to terms sent to Czechoslovakia, marking areas he demanded be ceded to Germany. 'The source disclosing this map said the new German frontier would come within 20 miles of Prague, the Czechoslovakia capital. 3. Unanimous agreement by the French cabinet that Hitler's memorandum was "unacceptable" without guarantees for security of the revised frontiers, 4.

A threat by premier Mussolini of Italy that he too would take millitary measures it other nations continue mobilizing their armies and war fleets. France Aroused PARIS, France -(P)- The French cabinet agreed unanimously over the week that Reichsfuchrer Hitler's memorandum to Czechoslovakia demanding quick occupation of Sudetenland by Germany without guar- CodaysFashion Hint Here's the Perfect Design For 9-to-5 Street Frock 1 NEA 8236 By CAROL DAY 10 'you want a tailored type of dress that isn't too tailored, and does nice things to your figure, then 8236 is designed especially for you. The basque bodice hugs your waist and the skirt has just a trifle of flare to emphasize the slim line. Wide revers give flattery to the V- neckline, which is cut higher, in the smart, now way. It's a perfect fashion for your nine-to-five dress for shopt ping ol' the offict.

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Terms of Hitler's Demand on Czechs text of the "final" memorandum of Chancellor Hitler of Germany given Prime Minister Chamberlain of Britain Friday for presentation to Czechoslovakia, as disclosed by authoritative sources in London, follows: Reports increasing in number from hour to hour regarding incidents in Sudetenland show that the situation has become completely intolerable for the Sudeten German people and in consequence dangerous to the peace of Europe. It is therefore essential that separation of the Sudetenland agreed to by Czechoslovakia should be affected without any further delay. On he attached map the Sudeten German area which is to be ceded is shaded in red. Areas in which a plebiscite also is to be held, over and above the areas to be occupied, are drawn in and shaded green, Final delimitation of the frontier must correspond to the wishes of those concerned. In order to determine these wishes a certain period is necessary for the preparation of a plebiscite during which disturbances must in all circumstances be prevented.

A situation of parity must be created. The arca designated on the attached may as Greman arca is to be occupied by German troops without taking into account whether in a plebiscite they may prove be in this or that part of an arca with a Cacch majority. On the other hand, Czech territory is to be occupied by Czech troops without taking into account whether in this area there lie large German give expression I to its German national feeling. language islands in which in a plebiscite a majority will without doubt With a view to bringing about an immediate and final solution of the Sudeten German problem the following proposals are submitted by the German government: 1. Withdrawal of the whole Czech armed forces, police, gendarmerie, customs officials and frontier guards from the arca to be evacuated as designated on the attached map, this area to be handed over to Germany on October 1.

2. Evacuated territory is to be handed over in its present condition (sec further details in appendix). German government agrees that plenipotentiary representatives of the Czech government and of the Czech army should be attached to headquarters of the German military forces to deal with details of modalities (ethods of making effective) of the evacuation. 3. The Czech government to discharge at once all Sudeten Germans serving in the military forces or police anywhere in Czech state territory and permit them to return home.

4. The Czech government to liberate all political prisoners of the German race. 5. The German government agrees to permit in those a plebiscite to take place arcas-to be more definitely -before November 25 at the latest. The plebiscite itself will be carried out under control of an international commission.

All persons who reside in the areas in question on October 28, 1938, or who were born in the date. will be cligible to vote. A simple majority of all this arcas prior to male and female voters will determine the desire eligible of the population to. belong either to the German Reich Czech state. During the plebiscite both parties will withdraw their miiltary forces of out arca to befined more precisely.

The date and duration will be settled mutually by the German and Czech governments. 6. The German government proposes that should an authoritative -Czech commission be set up to settle all further details. Appendix: The evacuated Sudeten German area is to be handed over without destroying or rendering unusable in economic traffic any way the military, or establishments (plants). These include ganizations of air service and all wireless stations, ground or.

All economic and traffic materials, railway especially rolling stock of the system, in the designated areas are to be handed over undamaged. The same applies to all utility services stations, ct celera). (gas works, power Finally, no foodstuffs, goods, cattle, raw materials be moved. ct cetera, are to antees for new Czechoslovak tiers was "unacceptable." The cabinet's decision gave Premicr Edouard Daladier and Foreign Minister Georges Bonnet their full support as they flew late Sunday to London to, confer with British ministers on the crisis. The agrecment was that Germany must give a pledge to respect the proposed new Czechoslovak state before France would accept annexation of Sudetenland by Germany.

To Maintain Three Points Members of Daladier's ministry who were at the meeting said the French government had decided to maintain three essential points, of the first French-British plan, which was offered to Hitler, with Czechoslovakia's These points were: 1. Cession to Germany of sections of Sudetenland where Sudeten Germans hold a strong majority, 2. Disposition of areas with mixed populations by an international commission. 3. Guarantees by Britain, France, Germany and other neighboring of the new frontiers of Czechoslovakia.

Guarantees Demanded The counter-proposals offered British Prime Minister Chamberlain by Hitler Friday at Godeshurg, Germany, were considered unacieptable by the French ministers largely because they lacked Germany's guarantees, it was stated. Cabinet members said Minister of Justice Paul Reynaud. Navy Cesar Campinchi and Anatole de Monzio, minister of public works--mombers of a "stop Hitler" bloc in the ministry- -voiced strong objections to the fuchrer's latest demands and the rest of the cabinet concurred unaniInously. Germans Advance BERLIN, Germany -4P- German troops pressed toward the Czechosloslovakia frontier all day Sunday as preparedness in case Czechoslovakia turns down Adolf Hitler's "final" demands for a slice of the republic's territory by October 1. As war atmosphere thickened in Germany, it was believed that Hitler might have chosen to announce the terms of his virtual ultimatum to Czechoslovakia when he makes a scheduled speech at a Nazi mass meeting in Berlin's Sportspalast Monday night.

On every, side the question was what would be Czechoslovakia's answer to the memorandum, outlining his demands, which Hitter handed Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain at Godesberg Friday for forwarding to Prague. A great fecling of uneasiness was evidenced by the German publie and foreigners living in Germany. British residents continued a steady exodus, From Rohrbach, Upper Austria, came news that troops were pouring through German Austria toward the Czechoslovak frontier, Halls, schools and other buildings in villages across the Czechoslovakia's southwest border were requisitioned by the German army. Rohrbach became headquarters for the Quartermaster's Department and an Intelligence Division. Would Cut Up Czechs LONDON, are only two official copies of the map delineating the new frontiers Adolf Hitler demands be cut into Czechoslovakia.

One is in Berlin. The other copy is in Prague, flown there ty ute Guernsey School to Open Oct. 3rd Faculty List for the Fall and Winter Sessions Are Named Guernsey High School will reopen Monday, October 3, at 8:30 a. m. and not at 8 o'clock during the two-month summer term.

Faculty members of the Guernsey school for the fall and winter session will be as follows: Grammar school department teachcr5-Mrs. Edgar Tyler, first grade; Miss Ruth Atkins, second and third grades; Mrs. O. H. Bristow, fourth grade, and Miss Nellie Hays, fifth and sixth grades.

High school department--Hugh Bristow, principal and English; Miss Lillie B. Tucker. history and social science: Forney G. Holt, mathematics and general science, and Miss Muriel Franks, English and social science. Miss Franks will have charge of the junior and senior girls' basketball teams, and Messers.

Holt and Bristow will direct the senior and junior boys' clubs respectively, Coach Holt expects to produce a winning team this season. He will have three boys who have seen three years of service in the senior division, Hughson, Griffiths and Roberts, and with Cox, Boyce, Glanton, Taylor, and Downs -two-year Coach Holt should be able mix it with the best cage outfits of southwest Arkansas. Guernsey's senior team will average 6 fect in height, as follows: Griffith, 6 feet 4 inches; Downs. 6 feet 3 inches: Hughson, 6 feet 2 inches; Cox, 6 feet 3 inches; Roberts, 6 feet; Boyce 5 fect 10 inches; Mosier, feet 10 inches; Taylor, 5 feet 8 inches; Cox 5 fect 81 inches: Pitman, 6 feet; Martindale, 6 feet, and Glanton, 5 feet 6 inches. Would License Bikes ELGIN, 11.

-(P)-Local authorities have asked the city council to approve an ordinance licensing 3,500 bicycles! in Elgin as means of curbing bicycle thefts. The license fee would be 25 cents. Dorado, Pine Bluff, Hot Springs and Jonesboro, "Due to heavy registration in anticipation of the Arkansas Highway Department's road construction program. the volume of persons filing their applications for the first time increased during the month; yet, the total number of applicants actively seeking work through facilities of the Service decreased 2.1 per cent compared with July figures. This is the second consecutive month a decrease in active file figures has been recorded.

Of the above figures for the month, 212 placements were made through the district office at Hope, according to reports of G. T. Cross, manager. The Hope office serves Hempstead and other counties in southwest Arkansas. Questions, Answers On Employment Q.

Is there any fee charged the cinployer, or employe at any time? No. Q. What types of employers can be served? A. All employers can take advantage of the service, including employers of farm labor, of skilled and industrial workers, commercial and professional, employers of common labor and domestic and personal service workers, which covers all types of workers. In ancient Russia unfaithful wives were buried waist deep in damp earth and left to die of starvation.

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Test your knowledge of correct social usage by answering the following questions, then checking against the authoritative answers below: 1. When EL man goes shopping with his wife, should he remove his hat as he enters a department store? 2. If he sits down to wait for her while she shops in a milliner's or dressmaker's, does he then remove his hat? 3. Need he remove it in an officc elevator? 4. May you comb your hair in public? 5.

Is it all right to file fingernails in public? What would you do ifYou are having dinner in a public place and feel a need to powder your nose and apply lipstick, yet a long afterdinner program will keep you from going to the dressing room? (a) Wait untli it is over and go to the dressing room? (b) Feel free to put it on at any time? (b) inconspicuously put it on when the attention of the nearby guests is elsewhere? Answers 1. No. 2. Yes. 3.

No. 4. No. 5. No.

Best "What Would You Do" SOlution-(c). Government COTTON LOANS Quick Service Immediate Payment Your Cotton Classed by licensed government classer. TOM KINSER Hope, Ark. Applications for Subsidy Be Taken Series of Meetings Are Scheduled Tuesday, Wednesday MRS. SID.

HENRY TELAPHONE 321 These were the days left over When summer's design was complete: Remnants of green on the clover, Fragments of roselbloom and heat. Between frost and the leaves last falling Earth takes them up once 1101'C And tosses them, briefly recalling A gown that se lately wore. -Selected. Misses Obera Dodson and Lena Henry spent the -end visiting with friends in Shreveport, 1 La. -0- Elmer Murph announces the marringe of his sister, Evelyn Frances to Hollis E.

Luck. The ceremony was read in the presence of the immediate families on Sunday evening at the First Methodist church by the Pastor, Rev. Fred R. Harrison. Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Luck were attendants. The bride was becomingly nttired in a dark red crepe model with black Mrs. Luck is connected with the J. R.

Williams Lumber office bookkeeper, and has identified self with the people of her home town, with her outstanding soprano voice of Luck unusual is range and of loveliness, Mr. Oil manager Station. They are al home at 55 East Second street. Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Coop had as -end guests. Mrs. F. O. Deatheridge and little granddaughter.

Sarah Yvonne Ferrier of Hugo, Okla. -O Mr. and Mrs. N. W.

Denty have moved into the newly finished Keith apartments on South Shover street. -O- Mr. and Mrs. J. R.

Williams have as house guests, Mrs. W. E. Davidson and little daughter of Camden. -0- Mrs.

May Blackard and daughter, Miss Martha Eleanor were Saturday visitors in Texarkana. -0- Mr. and M.rs. Roy Burner and Miss Pauline Stephenson of Camden were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Stephenson. -0- Mr. and Mrs. Finley Ward were Saturday visitors in Little Rock. -O- Mrs.

Elizabeth Pritchard was the -end guest of her daughter, Miss Happy Pritchard in Little Rock. -0. Mrs. John Rowe and little daughter. George Ann.

of Monroe, arrived Friday afternoon. They will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pink W. Taylor, 700 Washington street.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dodge of Reclonda Beach, Calif, announce the ar- RIALTO ENDS MONDAY FREDRIC MARCH "SIGN OF THE CROSS" TUESDAY A REAL TREAT! SAENGER NOTICEContinuous Showing TUES-WED-THURS MON-TUES Fred Astaire Ginger Rogers "CAREFREE" WITHERS "KEEP SMILING" COMING- 2-3-4 NORMA SHEARER TYRONE POWER Marie with John BARRYMORE Robert MORLEY Anita LOUISE Joseph SCHILDKRAUT Gladys Mayer Produced George by Henry Hunt Stephenson Stromberg PICTURE ALL THE LOWER FLOOR RESERVED 50c CHILDREN 25c I SEATS ON SALE At Saenger Theater Cox Drug--Hope White Glen Spates Service Station Saratoga Street Cur Cafe Mineral Springs Blevins Drug Storo Blevins Sid's Cafe-Rosston European Hotel--Stamps Lester Drug -OltPHONE 133 HOPE Balcony Not Reserved 35c Only 2 Performances Daily. A 3 HOUR PICTURE rival of a daughter, born Seplember 25. Mrs.

Dodge will be remembered as Miss Avis Jones, -0- Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gulley announce the marriage of their daughter, Mamic, to larion Rogers of Hope, son of Rev.

and Mrs. 1. J. Rogers. The wedding took place Saturday September 24, at the home of Rev.

Bert Webb. In the wars of the European Powcrs in matters relating to themselves we have taken part, nor does it comport with our policy to do so. It is unly when our rights are invaded, or seriously menaced that we resent injuries or preparations for our Monroe, fifth president of the United States, from his annual message. Begin Contracting (Continued from Page Onel spring. Successful campaigns for World's Fair funds were conducted in El Dorado and Camden last week, and Chairman C.

E. Palmer was highly encourthe receipt of $10,000 in contributions from oil interests, besides a $1,000 subscription from the Southern Kraft Corporation. These large subscriptions are split up so cach county in which the corporation maintains a business receives credit for a portion 011 its quota. Governor Bailey has been requested by Chairman Palmer that a co-chairman for the Arkansas Centennial Commission be named so that he can devole a portion of his time to his six daily newspapers. and such an appointment is expected this week.

Chairman Palmer has been devoting three or four days weekly to directing the financial campaign, and hns asked that an arrangement be made that will require his presence in Little Rock only one day ouch week. Milton Powell Is (Continued from Page One) fined $25. Fred Kirk. disturbing the peace. fined $10.

Willie Brown, Ben Davis. Almon Browning. Henry Williams. Horace! Smith. Chester Teague Norman Grant cach pleaded guilty to drunkenness and were fined $10 apicce.

N. L. Evans forfeited a $10 cash bond for drunkenness. Radio reception, in thousands of lesets, has been found to be at its best when the moon is below the horizon. WEEKLY PROGRAM The THEATRE Last Chance to See Miriam Hopkins and Ray Milland GIRL" MONDAY ONLY Tuesday Wednesday Double Feature Days "The Missing Guest" Paul Kelly--Constance Moore A mystery filled with thrills that chill -Als0THE THREE MESQUITEERS Trigger Trio" Thursday-Friday BOB BURNS, JACK OAKIE KENNY BAKER, ANN MILLER City Revels" A grand new musical that will thrill all, Saturday Only That Singing Cowboy GENE AUTRY MOON" Also Chapter Four "UNDERSEA City Meat Market K.

C. Meals, Fish Oysters Prompt Free Delivery Phone 767 Evan Wray LeRoy Henry Let Us Show You Whats New in Football Fashions LADIES Specialty Shop SEE JETT WILLIANS For Quick Service when making your Government Cotton Loans. Classed by a Government Licensed Classer: 108 South Walnut Street Below is listed a schedule of meetings to be held over the county for the convenience of farmers who have not already signed their 1937 subsidy application, according to B. E. McMahen, County Administrative Assistant of Hempstead county.

Mr. McMahen stated Monday that only 60 per cent of the applications for this county have been signed, and urged that farmers give this matter their prompt attention. Tuesday, September 27 to 9:45. Spring to 10:45. to 12:00.

to 1:15. to 2:45. to 4:15. Wednesday, September 28 to 9:15. to 10:45.

to 11:30. to 12:15. to 2:00. to 3:00. Keep in mind that it is only necessary for the person who sgined the 1937 work shee to sign this application.

Please be at the meeting scheduled nearest you, at the time designated, as this will be the only opportunity to hold meetings 1 in the county for this purpose. Either attend one of these meetings, or go to the county agent's office on or before October 1 and sign your application. Drink Less Tea in the United Kingdom drank 35 million pounds: less tea last year. Consumption total-: ed 422,000,000 pounds. Caught Cold? To relieve distress -rub throat, chest, back with VAPORU8 USED BY 3 MOTHERS OUT OF 5 HEATERS FLOOR FURNACES Phone for Estimate Harry W.

Shiver Plumbing--Electrical Phone 259 British military attache from Berlin. This is a verbal picture of his map as disclosed by an authoritative Czech source in London: Hitter demands outright cession of al fringe of Czechoslovak territory all along the German frontier except for two small gaps. His demands include both the Sudeten mountains on the north and the Bohemian on range southwest which since ancient times have proved natural barriers for defense of this land in the heart of Europe. Starting from Bratislava, the southern Czechoslovak city near where the German, Hungarian and Czechoslovak frontier meet, Hitler's. "new frontier for Germany? runs parallel to the present frontier as far west as Homolkas.

The bun dot torritory avorage more, about 20 miles, in width somotimes sometimes: less; Then comes a 10-milo gas Hitler 'flocs not The line starts anew, running northwest for 105 miles to Domazlic, a strip approximately 25 miles wide. Here it switches roughly northeast for 105 miles 10 Dub, south of Liberec. It zigzags, passing within five miles of Pilsen, famed home of lager beer and an important strategic city. Too, it comes within 20 miles of Prague, Czechoslovakia's capital. In some places, notably the farthest western section, it would cut into Czechoslovakia as much as 65 miles.

Employment Shows (Continued from Page One) 64 per cent went ot men; 87 per cent to white persons; and 42 per cent to applicants under 25 years of age. "The Employment Service has been particularly successful the last few months in placing well qualified stonographers in gainful employment, resulting in a shortage in most offices of this type of applicant. The most acute general shortage of workers, however, is in domestic and personal service occupations. As would be expected, this! shortage is more serious in the larger cities like Little Rock, Fort Smith, El Bed Room Living Room Dining Room Breakfast Kitchen Cabinets Wood Cook Stoves Wood Heaters Gas Ranges Gas Wool goleum and Heaters Rugs Con- A Hope Hardware COMPANY Are Your House- Heating Facilities Adequate For The Winter Months? Was your home comfortable last winter? If not, take advantage of this opportunity to get the exact type of heating equipment best suited to your needs. You save money now and you save on your fuel costs this winter.

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