Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 13

THE STATE dTOURNA Second Section MARKETS CLASSIFIED EIGHTY-FOURTH YEAR LANSING, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 193S Pages 13 to 20 PRICE-THREE CENTS Second Section SPORTS COMICS THEY'LL DO IT EVERY TIME By Jimmy Hatlo NATIVES OF SEA PORT DEFY ITALIAN DEMAND I Offer of a Job Feared as Bait Of Sex Maniac, PLANE WRECKAGE STIRS A MYSTERY FINE ALL OVER. HEJ2. 181ft "ov-flJ 1 DUCIUS mil vjc SEEM STANDING- NNORTHOr RHEUMATISM. AND SOU'D HAR.DLV FOREIGN POLICY DJIBOUTI. French STiizIi'ani.

Dec. 19 Police guarded the Italian consulate trday as columns of French IS' ISEavJED THOSE AT Al I cJVi 1 ION hO K.KIOVJ LITTLE LOOEW NOwNou Ten minutes STARTED To SCHOOL. POOP. GtrtS (jETTiMo- COLDER Than a nit and native maxch-'d through the titrcts their Beach loyalty to France the face cf the Dec. 19 HNS' A pretty 20-year-olri business college graduate whose desire for a job ap tn 1M AFRAID THAT i MUST TELLOU THE CJJTEST ThimG- Fragrnents Found on WATCHMAN'S LUNCH.

UTTLE GUN SQUEEZED HIS "TEACHER- TOLD ME ABOUT HIM Chamberlain Expected to Get A Vote of Confidence for His Demands Projt ctile -Like Locomotive Can Pull 15 Sleeping Cars 125 Miles an Hour a i iv AijAiwst The pole May Be Remains of a Ship Vanished in Ocean Flight 1 1 Ck Italian press campaign c.eir.anoing con: nil of this Red sea port. Both Arab rnci Somali leaders sent ceclaraLcns cf loyalty to the governor ol Frcnc parently caused her to fall victim ic a man posing as a prospective employ- i er was sought throughout eastern Estates today. State police are convinced the GOING-TO BE CP-iPPLED FOR LIFE. .41 1 -fc. 1 I -i.

Ji- I IX HONOLULU. T. H. Dec. 19 (INS' Believing it might be the remains cf Michigan teacher: Vila R.

and Auggic Pedlar, and Gordon and a third Capt. of Texas and Alvia Kr.cpe. navigator, pilt. anot'iirr Ja Scott of Los Ar.g-.'l William P. Arw in of Harward.

Ulm's plane. Eu'nwalit Captain Cal. which carried c. was known few miles of peiMHis vithin a for-ed t. hav Honolu! lanciini: made one of three planes which vanished in the Dele Cup flight from San Francisco in 19-7.

or that of Caps. Charles P. Ulm which disappeared in 1934. civil and military authorities Monday a minute examination or airplane wreckage found b'lried the beach 35 miles from Honolulu. The metal freemen's were brily weathered and apparently had been tcsscd about the rocks offshore for a long period, members of a r.axat crew made a preliminary examination reported.

Only clue so far found was the Sena! Number on a strip of alloy. Naval officials were sure the wreckage was that of a commercial craft, of an old type. Three planes were lost the Dole flight. One carried Mildred Duran. Margaret Martin, has been kidnaped but net for ransom.

She has not been seen or heard from since Saturday morning when the left home to meet a man with whom she had made an appointment by telephone. Authorities are inclined to believe the piospective employer was a sex maniac. The man. using the name of a prominent Kingston business man, advised the girl by 'phone that she had been recommended to him as a secretary by the Wiikes-Barre business from which she was graduated with honor- a month ago. When he said he could not find her street, she agreed to meet him in front of a bank, her worried mother explained.

When Margaret failed to return home by mid-afternoon Saturday, her father. John, a section foreman in a coal mine, notified authorities. Since Margaret disappearance, police have learned that a man. using similar tactics, failed recently to persuade another Kingston girl to keep an appointment with him. ERIE.

Dec. 19 iPi A new streamlined, projects e-like locomotive, capable of pulling 15 standard s.icepins cars 125 miles an hour, was umeiled here today. The giant of the rails represented the completion cf two years vork by General Electric companv engineers in collaboration v.ith the Union Pacific railroad. Eighty General Electric officials, headed by Owen D. Young chairman of the board, and Gerald pres-Jderit, were to suing aboard for brief rides on the test track at the company's plant four miles cast of Erie.

The locomotive, carrying its own j'eam-turbine plant, packs the punch of 5.000 horsepower. It is tuned to do twice the work of a conventional 'locomotive for each pound of fuel or water. Unlike the conventional locomotive, the steam from the boiler toes not escape through a smokestack after cnvinp the turbine. It condensed back into water and re-fed into the bciler. The boiler steam generates flectric-ity in much the same manner as in a public utility plant instead "i bemsi converted into mechanical power through pistons attached to the driving wheels.

Thi- electricity is usee to turn the powerful motors geared to the wheels. at VanDervoort's LAFc'D of TOYS I KC.fr 7 he Sun Irnn.l ltln. Opu. Male LONDON. Dec.

19 Prime Minister Chamberlain went before the house of commons Monday to defend 'his "appeasement'" policy in the last of that body's numerous 1938 debates on foreian affairs. 1 The debate, scheduled to start about 4 p. was brought about by an opposition motion for a vote of censure stating "This house has no confidence in the foreign policy of his majesty's government." Germany's economic thrust to the, east. Chamberlain's scheduled visit toj Rome in January and the Spanish1 and far eastern situations were among' the subjects expected to under: review. To Be at Censure Labontes and Liberals acknowledged: thai, the prime minister would easily: defeat the censure motion because of; the huge conservative majority in! commons, but they wanted a full air-: ing of foreign affairs before the house recesses Thursday for Christmas.

Some quarters maintained th? government's attitude was stiffening to-: ward both Germany and Japan. In: this connection, they cited the appar-i ent failure of the economic mission I of Dr. Hjalmar Schacht. president of: the German reichsbank. in London: last week.

I They also expressed the belief that Japan's announced intention to slam: the "open door" in China would lead the government along with the United States to issue export credits a ifO.x.iv'ew-'il a Savings! What more appropriate it a member of our famil JusT whem The waiter. has. served the steak. -Then'll do it Time NOTED CHEMIST DIES BALTIMORE. Dec.

19 Dr. William D. B. Penniman. 72.

noted chemist and chemical engineer, died today after an illness of several months. During the World war Doctor Penniman served as head of the war industries beard, which determined what chemicals the country should import and export. rj: has been strusalinj alonj iih nId.fahioed. teeth than a nc et of Dr. Meade's kenolite" plates? Thev are rhe most modern and best fitting of all dcnturcs.

11 1 TRANX.TO KARLEWAlD-ChCAGO Opr 19S. Feature X'rr'J r-zt rirvcJ. LIS. In New York Stale had 51S.3 insane patients in hospitals per population. Reg.

$20 that Chamberlain might visit Adolf babies were doing well. The hea to China. The failure Premier Mussolini to Hitler after his Rome trip. He was one weisbs 4 15 ounees PARTY I INFR SHARP Select Favorite Tax I Merry Christmas! rw innirit nrrn im innn 1 Reg. $30 DeLuxe Plates $1750 In ion plate lti( r- nit 1 11 ml nn- KCg.

(Hl rJ Kenolite yt.m. i piatcs 8 In AM nrk ry nrfc rhlnnnd lirhi. -I- ft nnhrU. fl iMr. Nal.ir.l l-miiil LiurvivitiM rtooiiviio 1 10 ABOUT THEIR GET-AWAY DELPHIA.

Dec. 19 Po- Special Plates I nnd rum furl ah 1 plu i Irene tli nnl b-fHtit A iRllir ft I 510. IS SESSION NEARSS aeioie nis sarcoma speecn yesteroay expected to be questioned about that to an expected new blast against thercport, today. democracies was hailed by British; Also unconfirmed was a report In newspapers. Had he gone too far in tile Daily Herald that Field Marshal outlining his demands, some quarters Hermann Wilhelm Goering.

No. 2 said, he might have forced Chamber-, N-azj loader, would visit Rome while lain to cancel his trip. Chamberlain is there. Plav I Irkes thc role of messengers bc- tcrlav of half a mil lour tn lion "ballots" coupling Mayor S. Davis Chrictinas greetings with a Control reiticst that citizens signify what new 'iL" I Arranged rO Dr.

Meade, Dentist Democrats Still in Of All Branches Government Of DETROIT. Dec. 19 iP Two talkative gunmen held up Mrs. Leona Wes-terman. 27, a drug store clerk, and escaped last night with $470 including S420 in United States postal funds.

One told Mrs. Westcrman they had "a ear outside that will do 110 miles an hour," he added. The police won't get us tonight, but it won't be long." 301 Wilson Bids. Entrant-? at Tai SUnd Telephone 26K1I taxes they favor. any.

The mayor's novel "Christmas carrying wishes for "A prosperous Nrw Year." will be collected tomorrow and the results tabulated Thursday by a 10-man committee. It was Harold L. Ickes. United States secretary of interior, and not any of Europe's "Big Four" who got the piay in Britain's morning newspapers, which printed lengthy accounts of his speech in Cleveland, attacking dictators. One paper said Ickes "frequently ALTERS SHOPPING LIST TO INCLUDE TRIPLETS DETROIT.

Dec. 19 UP: Edward Sugrue. a bus driver, revised his Christmas shopping list Monday to include (Conirr South Washincton Ave. and Lat f)vcr 20 enr' I-rpriiemr 7hnf.ani Alli-can Mierti fit Vr.ttcKts VIE AS WASHINGTON. Dec.

19 tA The new congress approaches its first ses- sicn two weeks hence amid predictions acts as the mouthpiece of the left- elude eirl triDlets. born Sundav to Anions the odd names of streets in girl triplets, born Sunday to THE FINEST FRANKFURTS AN HONEST PRODUCT AT YOUR DEALER that its chief work will be to put new deal laws into shape for a long-time haul. After-election shouting has eased to wing new deal inner circle to the ce- Mrs. Nellie Sugrue. London arc: "Bread aid Rolls Street," spair of the more cautious state ce-: The babies were placed in an in- "Ccok and His Stock Street." "Cold paitment officials." cubator at Florence Crittenton hospi- Bath Street," and "Pickle-Herring There were unconfirmed reports tal.

Attendants said mother and Street." lite HER (me Of JAede I a whisper. So has talk of formal bi- partisan alliances of conservatives to combat liberalism in all its branches. In their place has come a calmer an- of issues and events and party positions. 1 I Republican Gains Til" Republicans made gains in the election, but the Democrats still have I control of both houses of the White House, and the government de- prrtmcnts. Fresh studies by rxperti of both parties find littie promise of im-I po-.

tant, cross-party alliances fcr the 1940 presidential contest. This bespeaks a policy in the new congress that leaders believe will help, to hold each party to its own trenches. There doubtless will be individual dc- sertions from time to time. These al- ways happen. But there now is no in- dication of any wholesale movement of Democratic and Republican con-1 servatives to rally, en masse, under any hemstitched banner crocheted with two bars of Aul Lang Syne.

For weeks, powerful figures in both parties have been preaching the need for sticking together on issues, for removing the differences that have threatened to upset party apple-carts. With these fresh reminders, the idea great gstf lip A gorgeous )-aylighlui2 glass bowl end table unit in rich bone ivory and gold, trimmed in jewelers filigree with 3 matching stretched Beige silk shade exquisitely trimmecL 1 Ji-viay wirntifir lipliling I. 3-cnnlle reflrrtor lamp. Kb jjCli-'' 2 Three-way cirntifir I1 lighting Wouhle iiwinging it arm Irilge lamp. it 3 lit vjJwfcBfc The new lounge rhnir i lanif) end table and lamp fi 'i ---iz eomhinrd.

i- -Jrl so is spreading on Capitol Hill that Republican and Democrat alike probably will think twice before he starts throwing hand grenades at his ballot brothers. Fcr the whole congress will be haunted by the spirit of 1940. Out of the words and votes of members will rome the issues that will set the pa'-lern for the next presidential campaign. When they sprik their mmcls on major issues, tnry will be thinking not alone of themselves, but of how what ihey" do and say will affect their party's chances. But it is not alone a moasunnc of party prc-pets for 1940 that will help to make the new concress a wary and cautious one.

An election is just a fw weeks in the background Many members took fairly well established stand. This is one of the things that rr.av help smooth the nay not only for a mending of the weak spots that critics say have shoivn up in some nw deal laws, but also for an actual expansion and elaboration on President Roosevelt's program. Quite a few Republicans endowed ideas during the campaign that were no less liberal in scope than a great many things Mr. has cone. Even the conservative Democrats whom he sought to defeat did not cm- icizc all the changes in government he lifts ir.aoe.

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keeper- fr-'m -r' Ycrk will look ir. vain this year lr-r an aerial Cls j- who :r.e:r Christmas lor ears despite storm or cold. The flying Capt. Wil- liam Wmcapaw. today was reported in far-off Bolivia, flying mxing rr-i- -linery into the interior.

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