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1 Znocl coTcflmcs MARCH 16, 1939. PART IJ THURSDAY MORNING. HE APPEARS TO BE JOBLESS Angry Shouts Defy Hitler in Yugoslavia France Awaits Another Crisis Decides to Keep Out of Germany's Eastward Thrust Guarantees Asked by U.S. Germany Requested to Pledge Safety for Americani -V'V BKLf.RADE (Yugoslavia) March 15. (U.R) Angry demonstrations against Germany, punctuated bv shouts of "Down with 'broke out in Belgrade's main square tonight as the government ordered precautionary military measures along its borders.

i Hundreds of Yugoslavs, irate at the final dismemberment of Czechoslovakia, marched through PARIS, March 15. (ffYor-' ein Minister Georges Bonnet, with Germany's implied warning to keep out of the Central' European crisis, told French deputies in effect todav that France i i 1 I has no intention of intervening. In a talk to the foreign affairs committee of the Chamber of Russia Ready to Defend Self War Commissar Says Army and Air Force Greatly Enlarged MOSCOW, March 15. (ff) War Commissar Klementi.E. Vorosh-iloff told the 18th Communist party congress in a speech published today that a vastly augmented Red army and Red air force are ready swiftly to punish any aggression against Soviet Russian territory.

Apparently no worry was felt, however, over the dismemberment of the one-time Soviet ally, Czechoslovakia which was called a "continuation of Munich" and a matter in which the Soviet Union was not directly interested. The changed military situation in Eastern Europe because of Chancellor Hitler's new advance was discounted here and it was recalled that Joseph Stalin last Friday said efforts being made by Soviet enemies to lure Hitler into a war against Russia were "without any visible basis." Voroshiloft disclosed that fast bombing planes capable of climbing nearly 50,000 feet are ready to swoop down on even a distant enemy and can carry three times the weight of bombs possible five years ago. Deputies he said bluntly that there are no plans for negotiations with Italy over Fascist demands for French territory or concessions. XEXT CRISIS the streets shouting anti-German slogans and singing the Yugoslav national anthem. The government ordered military forces reinforced along the Paimanian and Hungarian borders.

The measures, it was explained, are similar to those taken last September when Germany occupied Czechoslovakia's Sudetenland. The general opinion in Belgrade is one of astonishment and sorrow over what was described as "the darkest day for the Slav people in the last two centuries." France, gtartled by Nazi Ger many's sudden eastward thrust, nevertheless still concentrated her energies today on preparing BERLIN, March 15. (U.P.) The United States today asked the German government for guarantees of the safety of American citizens in the Czech areas of Bohemia and Moravia as a result of their occupation by German troops. Raymond Geist, United States Consul General and charge d'affaires, went to the Foreign Office shortly after word reached here that the German forces had entered Trague and presented two questions: 1. What will be the Btatus of Moravia and Bohemia in view of Fuehrer Hitler's establishment of a "protectorate" over the remaining parts of the Czechoslovak republic? 2 In what way will the safety of American citizens there be guaranteed? Undersecretary of State Woer-mann informed Geist that It will he two or three days before the questions, particularly the one referring to the status of the Czechs, can be answered.

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Call Old Age Pensioner's $2400 Found in Box GREELEY (Colo.) March 15. totaling $2100 was found today in a box left with his lodge secretary by Charles H. Hall, 75-year-old age pensioner voiffv. todav for a comnlete scalo exAtrnnafinn Berlin's implied warning came in the form of a note telling France that Bohemia and Moravia now are linked to Ger without charge. '-STKUllSTSl many and was in a brusqueness who died here Sunday.

D. O. that seemed to ask, In enect, Cline, Weld County welfare di "So what?" rector, announced his depart He did not mention specifically; Germany's eastward drive but; said that "this mass of metal, which can be transported a great distance," could quickly thwart: any aggressor with "delirious, ideas." FOR PROTECTION' The note to the Foreign Ministry informed France of the ment would claim $009 or tne amount as. repayment for pensions paid to Hall and his wife, 219 W. 7th Suite 1219 Haas Bldg.

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WASHINGTON, March 15. (ff) German action in taking rem who died two years ago. A high ranking official of tne rnmmerce Department today ex pressed the opinion that Germany may benefit very little eco nants of Czechoslovakia under per "protection" and declaring that the German occupation is being carried out "in full accord with the government of Prague." nomically from her coup in Porhnslnvakia. Vladimir Hurban, Czechoslovokian Minister to the United States, was a dejected looking figure when he appeared at the State Department yesterday for conference. The principal gain, he said, come fre-m acquisition of ad it WlrDhoto ditional labor.

lie exnlained that transfer of the Sudetenland to the Reich created a serious unemployment problem In Czechoslovakia, but that Germany has ITALY SEES ADVANTAGE TO ITSELF IN GERMAN MOVES RUM-RUNNER SUSPECT SLAIN Mexican Shot Down in Texas Battle EL PASO (Tex.) March 15. (ff) a labor shortage due to the large number of persons employed In armament industries. ACQUIRED FACTOR IKS Czechoslovakia, the official con before Mussolini had gained sat isfaction on his Mediterranean tinued, has little iron ore, copper claims. United States customs officers and manganese, which are need ed bv ROME, March 13. (ff) Premier Mussolini met with his Cabinet ministers today for what was believed to be a discussion of Germany's moves in Central Europe.

Officials were noncommittal on shot and killed a suspected Mexi He said Germany will acquire factories but that some of these can rumrunner in a gun battle on the banks of the Rio Grande will become competitors of Ger Dictators Opposed by German Group near here today. man industries. Czechoslovakia's farms, he asserted, may help pro the Nazi occupation of remnants of Czechoslovakia, but some diplomats said they believe the Grover C. Webb, chief of the patrol division, said the victim was slain after he ned two shots at the mounted inspectors and duce more food for Germany. A meeting of the German- Meanwhile, a State Department Italians lacked advance notice of American League for Culture official predicted that the United Chancellor Hiller'x intentions.

The Caz'etla del Popolo of States' trade agreement wun Czechoslovakia will have to be Sunday night will be dedicated to Knowing that a majority of Turin interpreted the German expansion of influence as clear A GQMPAinOI! Sill? pn rptff? sFomr on on? AO ignored a command to surrender. Ten gallons of Mexican liquor were found -in his fos-session, Webb said. A slip of paper in" th man's pocket bore the name Tiburcio Griego, Rausal, Qhih. ing Hie way for Nazi support of Los Angeles people of German descent are opposed to any sort of Nazi-Fascist dictatorship, it CJ Lj fl 4 Ik Uj um It Italian territorial demands on France. The paper said: "When we present Paris with was announced yesterday by Frank Steinway, secretary of the organization.

Prominent speakers are sched our bill for a century of French policy intended to drown us in scrappt'd as the result of developments in Europe. IXCREASKD DUTIES He said that if Germany forms a customs union with areas of what formerly was Czechoslovakia, the products of those areas will have to pay increased duties on entering the United Stales. He explained that the areas will be on the same basis as Germany, which is denied tariff reduction benefits accorded countries having trade agreements with the United States, uled for the program, to start at the waters of our own sea (the Mediterranean,) France will find 8 p.m. in the First Unitarian Church, 2936 W. Eighth St.

Germany free from every east ern worry and ready at Italy's side with all her forces and all her heart." No five year plan but what a five years! Before the propaganda barrage gel too lieavj-, let's take a realistic loot at the Miluatlou! Head "Colonial Lowdowu" in your next Hun- Diplomats awaited with inter est the next Italian move because; iL II III the new Hitler advance occurred day Times Alag.iy.iiif. ff FAMOUS BEER CENTER ACQUIRED Pilsen, Taken by Nazis, Also Has Arms Plant zimr it: lL If AW ONLY yean sgo Francitco Bar had no "biggeit" bridges, no xposi-tion, no Clippers. The North-weit had no Bonneville Dam. Hollywood was being "reconstructed" aftelyde wah between silents and talkies. Women's hats looked like hats or did they? -and nobody dreamed suspenders would stage a come back.

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IP BERLIN, March 15. (P)-Two prized possessions fell under German sway with occupation of Pilsen (Plzen) today beer and bullets. After the Munich agreement, many Germans humorously expressed dismay because they didn't get Pilsen. "What has happened to Pilsen?" Minister Funk wanted to know last October, as an international commission fixed the boundaries. He was In Ankara, Turkey, at the time.

When told it still was Czech, he bantered "one can tell there are no beer drinkers on the commission." A big Skoda armaments plant also is at Pilsen. Last available figures showed it employed persons. Wife Beater Given Whipping Sentence BALTIMORE, March 15. (ff) Convicted of striking his wife in the eye, Louis Woolshlager, 45, today was sentenced to five lashes with a cat-o'-ninetails. The sentence, the first in year under Maryland's 50-year'-old whipping post law, will be carried out within a week.

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