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Monday Morning, November 28, 1938. THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN NINE BAPTIST SPEAKER Germans Dodge STORY WRITER SAM COHEN RITES ARE SET FOR TODAY MARK, NOOE TALK OH WORLD AFFAIRS 'Tobacco Road9 Showing Here May Decide Bet inese "Answer (Previous Faxiie CZECH, POLISH TROOPS I HT aaaMaaMPMasaaaaaaaBBlBBaaBaaasaaBa A Poles Occupy Cetled Area Three Days Before Time Set German Taking Jews Prop erty to Build Armaments, Rabbi Declares Germany la confiscating Jewish laBeJjrail'Si-i" of England (Pi). 14 To daub. 18 Branches. 21 Part of school year.

23TwitcbJnC. 25 Field. CTSet tap pM ball. 29 Frosty. 3 (T Energy.

31 Beast of burden. WCSSUR 'HORIZONTAL 1, 5 Creator of -Alice in Wonderland." 10 Sofa. 11 Large constellation. 13 Unfolds. 14 Layers, 15 16 17 Grain 19 Senior- 20 Being.

21 Seventh musical note. 22 Rested on a property to build armaments and to recover from the economio effects of drastic Nasi programs. Recognition BERLIN, Nov. 27 IPV-Chen Chleh, Chinese i ambassador-desig-nate to Germany, has been in Berlin three weeka but has been unable to obtain an appointment to present hla credentials to Chancellor Adolf Hitler because of the refusal of the German foreign office to approve hla proposed remarks when he assumes, his ambassadorship, the United Press learned tonight. There la no question of Hitler's refusal to receive Chen, it waa said, but the foreign office does reserve the right to demand that the teat of hia address when he exchanges greetings with Hitler "conform to German standards." This was the opinion expressed Sunday night at Vine Street Christian Church by Rabbi Julius Mark, of Vine Street Temple, who joined in a discussion of world affairs with Dr.

Roger T. Nooe, pastor of and a famous 32 Slave. 34 Gusto. 39 Blemish. 41 Rider's seat on chair.

36 Spiny animal. 24 Paid publicity, horseback. VERTICAL 38 Embankment There 11 be a special reason to "keep your eye on the ball" when Tobacco Road" Is presented Thursday night at the Rymaa Auditorium. The reason is a $500-bet between John Barton, star of the show, and Irving Becker, company manager, that Norman Budd, as Dude Lester, will miss catching the old tennis ball he tosses against the side of the Lester cabin 20 times during each performance of the play. The bet covers the entire road season.

No portrayer of the Dude Lester role has failed to catch the ball aince the play started its run back In 1933, but Barton la convinced It will happen some time this season. PLAN JOB CLUB Ferty-Plus Body to Await More Facts From New England The Forty-Plus Club of Nashville a group to obtain employment for 44 A coming on. 25 Bulgarian 1 Part of mouth. 40 Raccoon-like i a-saUsi 2 Level. mammal.

3 Declines. 41 To weep. Nashville Shoe Merchant Died Sunday Morning -Of Heart Attack Funeral services for Sam Cohen, 67, native of former Polish Russia, will be conducted at 11 o'clock thla morning at the home of hla daughter, Mrs. Isidore Silverman, 1507 Twenty-eighth Avenue, South, with Rabbi S. B.

Tampol officiating. Burial win be in the K. K. A. X.

Congregation Cemetery. Mr. Cohen died early 8unday morning of a heart attack. He had been a resident of Nashville since coming here from Poland 43 years ago and had been a shoe merchant for many years. He waa an honorary member of the Odd Fellows and an active member of the Eagles.

He was also a member of the K. K. A. I. Synagogue.

Survivors are his daughters, Mrs. Silverman, Miss Elizabeth Cohen and Miss Gertrude Cohen of Nashville, Mrs. Paul Fleischer of Springfield and Mra. Harry Cure of Chattanooga; sons, Morris Cohen of Nashville and- Simon Cohen of Chattanooga; sisters, Mrs. Sam Solomon of Memphis and Mrs.

Dora Schaffer of Chicago, a brother, Harry Cohen of Nashville; and sis grandchildren. STOLEN CAR FOUND The automobile which two bandits stole from I E. Graves Sat Or. J. Ft.

Sam pay Dr. John R. Sampey, president 48 Palm leaf. 49 Bugle plant 41 Distant 82 Sheltered place. 53 Still.

54 Toothed on the-edge. 56 To loiter. coin. 26 To leave out 26 Roll tobacco. 32 Withered.

33 More fastidious. 35 Kind of lettuce. NEW AIRLINE BID BY CITY PUSHED of the Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Ky will speak tonight at a testimonial dinner meeting at the First Baptist Church 4 To interpolate. 42 Astringent 6 Spherical. 43 Ana.

7 Iris rootstock. 45 the style Of. 8 Geological 48 Thin, division. 47 Limb. 9 Great deal.

50 Branch. 10 His real name 51 Obese. was 55 Sun god. honoring Dr. B.

W. Spilman, of Three Nashville Men to Meet With Representative" of Midwestern Cities 36 Baseball nines. 57 He was a 37 Wriggling. famous writer the Baptist Sunday School Board, a pioneer in Sunday School work in the South. WARSAW, Not.

J7. UV-Flg ht-lrig between Polish and Caechoslo-vak troops, with several dead on both sides, broke out today when the Polish army occupied tha Javorina district of Northern Slovakia three daya before the time fixed for the Czechs' surrender of the area. A government communique in Warsaw said tha clash occurred when Czech troops fired on tha advancing Polea. Tha Czech observer attached to tha Polish occupation force waa said to have protested, whereupon tha Czech soldiers opened fire again and tha Polish troops returned the fire. A Polish major and two soldiers were reported to have been killed and two captains wounded.

It waa understood that Czech soldiers also had been killed and wounded. The incident aggravated a situation already acute because of Polish-Hungarian demanda for a common frontier by amputation of Czechoslovakia's eastern province of Ruthenla. Czech versions of tha shooting said the Poles used "extreme brutality" against the civilian population of the Javornla district because the people, who had not anticipated the occupation until December 1, were unprepared to leave quickly. It also was alleged trfl Prague that' the Poles had occupied considerably more area In the district than had been ceded to them. The meeting, to be held at 6 o'clock at the church, is open to the bost church.

"Behind the persecution of Jews In Germany today there la a definite ruthless philosophy the Nasi theory based on tha principle of superior and inferior Dr. Mark declared. "This philosophy is being used by Hitler to attain hla ends. He was wisa enough to know that people have not forgotten about witch hunting and poisoned wells," he continued. The speaker expressed the belief that "persecution of the Jews is merely a means to an end and tha end is the destruction of what we know as religion, Christianity and democracy." "In 1930 when I was in Germany some friends of mine laughed when I asked what they thought about Hitler's anti-Jewish propaganda.

They said 'he la only a house painter and even if he is elected he will forget all about that' One of them confessed to helping Hitler financially with the belief that Hitler would make Germany great Today those men are in concentration camps." Discussing the Munich Conference, Dr. Nooe expressed the belief that peace was bought at a high former business executives over all persons Interested in Sunday School work, regardless of denomi 40 years old and unemployed, held Its organization meeting at the Y. M. C. A.

Sunday. nation, according to Dr. W. F. Powell, pastor.

Reservations must be made thla morning by calling the Using the Forty-Plus Club of New England, a successfully es First Church office. The meeting is a part of a Sun day School Training School to be held at First Baptist Church each night through Friday. Nashville's bid for a proposed new airline from St. Louis to this city will be pressed by three Nashville men, members of the Chamber of Commerce aviation committee, who will meet Friday with representatives of several mid-western cities Maj. Walter Williams, director of the State Aeronautic Commission, Herbert Fox and Harry S.

Berry will leave Thursday for St Louis to confer with aviation leaders from Minneapolis and St Paul, Omaha, and Evansville, Ind. Representatives from the latter cities are attempting to bring the airline from Minneapolis to Omaha and St. Louis. This proposed line would thereby give Nashville a direct connection with the mid-west, It waa pointed out by Chamber of Commerce officials. tablished employment agency, as their pattern, the Nashville Forty-Plussers voted Sunday to await more information from the New England club before completing the organization here.

Spokesmen for the club announced they would meet again at urday night to make their getaway after they had robbed him of $309 In his grocery store at Fifth Ave J. M. CRAIG USHER Funeral services for J. M. Craisr I 'I? i I I 15 1 I 16 17 10 19 It feir" t3 fetX 4M mil 2i 21 vCS 78 25 75" "iT bo 31 32 41 AS 146 147 49 50" IS) S2 53 54 57 Usher, former Nashville resident nue, North, and Garfield Street, waa found last night in a North an early date.

The eight men who who died Sunday at his home in Tulsa, will be at the Finley M. Dorris Funeral Home here Nashville alley. Police officials said they expected to make arrests attended Sunday's meeting were employed formerly at $3,000 each a year or more. Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. In the case in the near future.

Burial win te spring mil price but prefaced his remarks by saying that America is not in a position to judge England, France nnd Russia too harshly. "Had these three European na tions oeen strongly united in the protection of Czechoslovakia and of democracy, we might have had mm peace and a strengthened democ racy," Dr. Nooe said. TROUSDALE RITES BOY YOUR "EVEBEADY" "PRESTOIIE" FROM YOUR LOCAL DEALER WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE FOUR HELD AFTER SET FOR TUESDAY Father Who Claimed ((1. AUTO HITS MAN 85 Children Diet Widow of Former nalivIl.

wssTuavj Police Catch Men After Chase; Man Dies of Wreck Injuries Two Attack Officer in Effort to Escape Police Sunday arrested four LISBON, Nov. 27 UV-Antonio Jacinto, who said he was the far ther of 85 children and "very many" grandchildren and greatgrandchildren, died today at Pecegueiro Vouga. Prayer services for Mra t.iii; Cantrell Trousdale, widow of Leon white men after the auto in which they were riding on North First Freezing temperatures within twenty-four hours, says Weather Man You've got to do something about your car at once one of two things: irousdaie, will be held at the Fin-ley M. Dorris Chapel at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Tha Street struck down Joe Chaney, 60, of 1218 North Fifth Street, a Francis McCloud will officiate! pedestrian, crushing his right leg FORMER U.S.

PACIFIC between the knee and foot. eunai will be in Mt Olivet Cemetery. Radio Patrolmen E. Dorman NAVAL CHIEF DIES MraxTrotiadAtwrtisi and Wh 1 Take chance with ordinary boil-away anti-freeze that will need morning at Montgomery, Ala, of cruising near the scene of the accident near North First and Pond ucu injuries received In an auto accident near there Thursday Streets, captured the men after Rear-Admiral Edward Barry Gave Up Command Under Shadow of Scandal night chase to North First and Grace Street the officers said. Mrs.

Trousdale wu hnrn unit reared in Nashville and attended The car turned west out of Pond replacement as the weather see-saws back and forth and motor heat brings the radiator solution above its boiling point 2 Give your car the proper protection from the beginning and free your self from worry end uncertainty all winter long. Better be sure, better be happy, better be tbrijty with "Eveready "Prestone" anti-freeze. It's guaranteed in writing. Ward Seminary. BALTIMORE, Nov.

27-VrV-Rear- 1 I "EVEREADY" "PRESTOIIE" From Your Dealer Shortly after her marriage to Street and was going north on North First when it hit Chaney, who was crossing North First, Admlral Edward B. Barry, U. S. NM retired, who relinquished his command of Pacific fleet under the mr. irousaaie, wno at one time was connected with the state comptroller's office here, thev Dorman and Creley reported.

Carmon Haynle, 30, driver of shadow of a scandal, dropped dead moved to Montgomery where she the auto, and John Hoffman, 28, today after returning to hla second remaea until ner death. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Survivors are her son. KMlmn floor rooming quarters from Catholic Church services. Trouildala nf San Tatm k. one of the passengers, attacked Patrolmen Croley and tried to escape after their car was forced to stop.

Croley said. Both were charged with resisting arrest The 89-year-old veteran of the UC sisters, Miss Ella Cantrell, who sea was a native of New York. He was one of the three oldest surviv waa injured in the aame accident and is in a Montgomery hos Haynie also was charged with IS? fcfil llsf 1 salALJJ.s. ing graduates of the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. pital, Mrs.

w. p. Tanner of Los Angeles. Mrs. Robert Tallin failing to stop after an accident, violation of the bone dry law, and driving an auto while drunk; Hoff oi Brooklyn, New York.

Pallbearers will be: WarnaV Admiral Barry took command of the Pacific fleet in 1910. The following year he asked to be relieved man also with drunk and disorderly conduct and the two other men FIND YOUR CAR ON THIS CHART IMP OITANTI The price per gallon of an anti-freeze means nothing unless yoa know how you will need during the entire winter. Yoa cant get that information oa a boil-away anti-freeze. But you can get it for "Prestone' here it is. See how reasonably you can get two-way" protection all winter long against both freese-up and rust formations with on shot of "Prestone'' ami -freeze one shot because it won't boil off, no matter how warm the weather gets between the cold snaps.

If your car isn't on this chart your dealer has a chart showing all cars; and amounts needed for temperature to 60 below zero. "rPiee' ssW 'fvsnf 'vsi StfTas Ttjf.7s jlrst 'faw ssaws let with em fllem "EtrUj" "Pmtm" mntt-fnat in tkiteelim tret: asrsaai aW em end keif geJIeui- mdieee. enemi mievt ewe. as sots Uwei If ymr eer ke ml meter hHrfed4le(um H4U sMtt mlUi fet, Brown, Rogers Caldwell, Lea Can trell, Goulding Trousdale, Eldon with them, Charles Jacitson, 22, and John Denson, 41, with drunk of his commanad and retired after officers of hia Flagship, the West Virginia, questioned his personal Stevenson, oeorge Hillman, Mar snail Hotchkiss, William Duncan. MclVHORTER-VEAVER CO.

Wholesale Distributors pSine 6-6161' and disorderly conduct conduct aboard ship. Chaney, who was In the General At that time Admiral Barry had jfWOwNABBED Hospital last night, where he was taken' "by served -some 43 years with the navy and was eligible for retirement De Hornbuckle and James Jones, la a Highway Robbery Charges Made nying the substance of the charges, 1 cripple, they said. By Maitv Straet Man Tsergt. Martin Stephens and Ra Kashyilli, TerTncTsee Stanley Lyle and Joa Massey. whlehthvoTvea" his mofaT'cbnduct, he said he believed that by retiring he could "save the navy a scan dio Patrolmen N.

R. Hailey in 1 in 1 mi both 28, were, arrested by police last anight on. lEwing Avenue- -on ateati, vestigated the accident dal. charges oi highway robbery on com He will be buried in Arlington plaint of W. A.

Brown, S20 Main LArAYTTTl '4, 'M, 404T, "IT, 'JS National Cemetery Tuesday follow' 4-11 4 -l -t 1 -as Street. ing services at St Ignatius' Catholic Brown told police that the pal Church here. took about from him and missed is 4 1, aa, aa, 'm, 'jr. 'm Admiral Barry Is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Mary C.

Waters, a nearly $15 he waa carrying in a I -14 4S 14 4 -U -M 11 4 -IT -It 1411 1 -U 14 4 I 11 I IS I 14 -II -It back pocket. He said they refused IS-SO, 'IS; (Sir. It MS-C'D; JO, 'J7, 'J4 UNCOLN Zaakrr. 'IT. 'M V-12, 'M at 'It NASH 1410, 1440, 'Mi 1710, 'IT Att.

'M, 'M; aaak. a 'It 11 4 -IT I 10 11 I 0, 'M, 'IT; so, ra, 'if; as, fs, IT, js I 11 te patient in a Washington hospital. WEATHER RECORD YESTEBDAY'R TfcMPH BAT! RES Highest. 31 degree at and 4 to let him drive away from the scene on Ewing Avenue in his He said he thought they had a pistol. as, TO, rs, 'M: SO, 11 11 i MS-O, '14, 'it; SO, St, 'IS 14 4-11 -IS However, the men told Radio Lowest.

17 decrees it 7 m. Mean, 111 I degrees. Normal. 46 degrees. 'is, 'it -is -tt it -at Patrolmen G.

H. Hamlett and W. F. Cuthbert, who made tha arrest, that they had no arras. IT MITEOBOLOGICAl IRPORT a.

bi. 1. at. GIVE US YOUR CAR And We Will Properly Service It WINTER DRIVING COMFORTS ANTI FREEZE CORRECT GREASES HEATERS Barometer. ara-ltTti 30 47 3D -ss I -u 3f 1 14, Hi ar, -it Baps, ITt CIS, IS, IS, IS 4 -1J DU.

is -II Af-S, hssv, 'Ml 4, IS 11 I -14 -41 aer) SAIS 4 -U 14 Temperature 18 Wind Direction NW Wind Velocity Precipitation State of Weather Clear Precipitation since November Inches; deficiency Inch. IM0-l-i 'ST II at IS Clear 1. 3 04 I 4 -U -M I -U -II sl BLUE LW Four Arrested For Keeping Stares Open On Sunday Nashville Radio Patrolmen Car Precipitation since January 1. WI1 4 alS, IS 4 SU -4S Sialir 1V4, IT 11 4 -IT incnev; otncieney 3. inches.

Relative humidity: :30 a m. II ney Patterson and William Kennon I tt ft Sun rises 37 a. m. Hun seta 4:3 Sunday morning arrested four storekeepers, two white persons and p. m.

Moon rises 11:15 a. m. Moon sets 10:31 p. m. two Negroes, charging them with 11 -II ia 1 -M -1 THIS lATt I.AT TF.AR violation of the Sunday closing 5 MMI'll'r ssPYoyR Radiator 1 If ypANDCbOUNG SYSTEAA mi vSSSPufree BEFORE IT.

'IS V-S-T4, 'if, It aa amass It; 4S, 114, Ml 'IT, 'M Maximum temperature. decrees Min law. imum. degrees. Precipitin Inn.

05 Inch. Precipitation January 1 to this dste In Those arrested were: Mrs. Jennie 14 I -M -4 4 -M -at la. aa; lrjT. 43 S3 inches.

137. dellrlenry to this dale. .11 Inch. 1 sot, iti a it, is Hit a 'it rtTsSOUTa se, so, 14 ft, is H. 'Mt 'IT rewruc a u.

14 4, 'IT, 'M a-M srvacaAKCsj TBSMASajlHt a it, 'it, ia srsuva 17, Bates, 20, of Clifton Road; Rubin Cline, 25. of Twenty-eighth Avenue, -IS -St -u a 4 -It -41 I -M 11 4 -IT IS 4 I -M 4 -IS -04 14 11 4 IT 4 I -M -4S -H -4? aviTnts a WAAMTNflTntN Mai, 11 -it AMa)i ta ta It a la, it 14 4 -11 -14 I4-4 -11 -at lit. It 4 -H -44 North; Edward Ready, 59, Negro, Twenty-fifth Avenue, North, and J. B. White, Negro, Heffernan Bureau records oi temperature ana rain tan i or ine is nours ending a p.

Street -n -St an, it 1 -II Vagaiioh South' Finest' RADIATOR SPECIALISTS CmTH-AYE JUST OFF ROADWAY' MOTHER, SON, FOUND DEAD CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 27 -Wy-Tha bodies of Mrs. H. T. Purcell, 37, and her aon, Harold T.

Purcell, 16, were found tonight In separate rooms of their suburban home, and Coroner Lee Hancock said the mother had shot the son, a helpless Invalid and then committed suicide. The father, manufacturers' agent for plumbers' supplies, found the bodies of hia wife and aon when he returned to his home after a day spent visiting friends. Both had bullet wounds In tha head. TRAOI-M ARKS Statl Hick Law Pree. Atlanta 34 Atlantic City 3 3d 41 Blrmlnsham 34 34 Bo I on 3a 34 HI Buffalo 33 31 01 Chicaio 3.

14 01 Cincinnati .1 30 14 Cleveland 34 10 14 Dallas 61 30 Denver 44 33 Detroit II 13 II 63 3(1 Oalveilon 60 .14 Jacksonville 63 34 Kansas City 40 11 Key West 70 Los Anielta 13 61 Louisville 34 14 Memohia 34 30 Meridian 44 Miami 4S 64 04 Mobile 44 31 New Orleans 44 34 New York 34 34 30 Norfolk 40 31 Pittsburgh 34 13 01 Richmond 3 11 13 Bt. Louis JO I Baa Antonio 4 30 Ban Pranelaca ss so Tampa 1 4S Washington 3 14 KEITH-SIMMONS Inc. TOM 1 i 1 WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS HOTEL MEN MEET ANTI-FREEZE the asartts Tl sstsas" sate "twtsV aratiiStssiliss WaMinl traasj Cawssa. UNIT Or UNION CAROIOK E3J ANN CARBON CORPORATION Manager af Mayer System te Open Conference Hare Teday Business conditions In tha Southern states will be the principal tople of discussion when managers of the Usvsr hotels nrtan a two-day con- NCQROCS HELD FOR THEFT Three Negroes ware being held 1 ffiXiXiill (Bv iiio (semnDu: "EVEREADY" "PRESTO BUY FROM YOUR LOCAL DEALER In tha Jail last night in con nretlon with th tfrrrranre ol aay. concrete plpli.g Irom tha residence of William Prather, In North Robert R.

Meyer, Birmingham, nraairfant nf tha hotel corporation, Nashville, several days ago. will he In charge. Managers of It The Negroes are Brn Plckinnn hotels will attend the conference. Dave Steward and J. Fletcher.

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