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PAGE TWO THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, MONDAY. AUGUST 27, 1934. BAR GROUP FLAYS DOROTHY THOMPSON Judge Humphries, in Sermon, Expresses Confidence in Youth Check Charity Books FEDERAL AGENCIES HITLER SEES HOPE FOR PEACEFUL END TO SAAR QUARREL Continued From First Page. Continued From First Page. DISCUSSES OUSTER prodigal eon of the parable, who wanted his substance too quickly.

He urged parents to strive to make the home influence so strong that al German Correspondents Feel 2 Youths Badly Hurt When Car Rams Pole Two youths, attempting to negotiate i the dangerous curve on Lakewood avenue beyond Lakewood park at rate of speed Sunday night, crashed into a telephone pole and received injuries which sent them to Grady in a serious condition. C. N. Morris, IS, of Sylvan road, driver of the car, was admitted to the hospital with severe lacerations on the scalp and arras, while his companion, J. W.

Rowland. 18, of Reed road. East Point, also was admitted to the hospital with deep lacerations They Are Peeping Through Knothole, She Says. Nude Death Seeker Leaps Into Yellow jacket Swarm TAMPA. Aug.

28. Poisonous stings of scores of hornets today killed- Ramon Perez. 34. unemployed Tampa cigar maker, who leaped nude into a colony of the insects with the avowed intention of killing himself, hospital attendants reported. Perez died tonight after suffering agonizing pain from the stings since noon.

Teres was in the swarm of hornets for almost ten minutes, it is believed. He went from his home to an adjoining vacant lot, removed his clothing and sat down in the midst of the swarming insects. While someone called the fire department, Perez' mother, Mrs. C. Perez, rushed to the aid of her son.

He refused to heed her appeal to flee. Finally, after firemen had begun burning weeds in order to smoke out the hornets, she dragged him from the lot. many and the elimination of class antagonisms. He ridiculed scathingly foreign allegations that Germany is not a happy nation and that trouble is brewing the reich. "What pains us most," he said, "is the injustice and unfairness of others.

Nothing is ever to be had for nothing. We must fight for everything and we shall. Will Fight. greater the difficulties, the harder we shall fight. One thing is certain we shall never capitulate." zen to attempt to understand his government." In addition to assignment of judicial functions to courts, the report recommended abolition of so-called independent commissions and transfer of their legislative and executive functions to one of the 10 executive departments of the government.

It recommended no new independent commissions be created. New I Rapped. The commercial law and bankruptcy committee expressed doubt that re The proper home background per-Taded by a Christian spirit, coupled with the adequately fulfilled mission of the thurches, are the two things whir-h will bring back the prodigal sons and daughter of today. This is the mesgajte which was giren by Judge John D. Humphries, of Fulton superior court, who delivered a lay s'rraon at Woodlawn Presbyterian church, in Grove Tark Sunday fcight, in the absence of the rastor, the Rv.

Harold C. Smith. Judjre Humphries eiprssed confidence in the good intentions of the young people of today, and liLm-d thpjr motives in straying' from the narrow path to the yearnings of the Note: Dorothy Thompson, wife of Sinclair Lewis and noted foreign correspondent, who was "requested" to leave Germany because of a "slur" on Chancellor Hitler in an article she wrote, discusses here her experience. though youth may err and wander away, the cords of Christian influ-; ence will draw them back into the fold, as they did in the case of the prodigal son. The salutary results of probationary sentences was dwelt upon as an ever-present aid in bringing about rehabilitation.

Judge Humphries related ft number of instances where such sentences had brought about permanent good behavior, and complimented the work of .1. M. McElroy, probation officer, who is a prominent member of the Woodlawn church. Judge Humphries, in a prayer for those who are suffering financial and physical difficulties in the present times of economic strife, urged that th-y endeavor to live within the spirit, with a consciousness that they Hitler then said that if forced to I do so, Germany can stand on her own feet economically. Making an emotional appeal direet- to the residents ot the Saar, Hit By DOROTHY THOMPSON.

(foiyrigbt. 113-1. for The Conntitution nd North American Newspaper Alliaace, Inc.) PARIS. Auc. 2fi.

(By Cable) Thia is the first time I ever have ler asserted acout tne Head and possible internal injuries. Rowland told Hospital Patrolman H. C. Miller that he had cautioned Morris about the speed at which he was driving and pleaded with him to cut down his speed when he attempted to make the treacherous curve. The car, he said, smashed into the telephone pole and careened off into a deep ditch beside the road.

"The happiest moment of mr life HITLER A RELIGION, shall be the moment 800,000 people of the Saar land will be welcomed SAYS MRS. LEWIS Continued From First Page. back with open, arms into the home fold, without regard to beliefs and ccnvictions. cently enacted bankruptcy legislation will accomplish a swift and radical reduction of the overhanging debt structure of the country. The committee reported the provision for relief of debtors act, the agricultural compositions and extensions act and the act for the reorganization of railroads engaged in interstate commerce have been in operation more than a year and asserted no significant relief in debt discharges has been achieved.

The association's general sessions open Tuesday afternoon. However, meetings of its various sections he-gin tomorrow and continue through Friday. Men prominent in government affairs, education and the legal profession will address the convention. Be of good cheer. The whole Ger man nation is behind you.

When the ican news writer asked to leave Germany since Chancellor Hitler came to power. The "invitation" to her bells ring January 14 heralding the WARREN'S TODAY ONLY 5.000 FRYERS ANT SIZEANY COLO 1, TO 3', IBS. EACH Liba 13c All Poultry MUk fsd. Dretied Ire hil you wit. to leave, she said in Berlin yesterday, was extended ''by a pleasant befii eipelled from a country aurt it irivps me a strange feeling, particularly because that country is Germany.

I went to Germany first in 1920. directly after the war, when everything was in a state of terrific disorganization, and. in the following years, spent much time there until, in 1924, I went to live in Berlin as correspondent and head of the central European hureau for the New York Evening Post and the Philadelphia Public Ledger. Vhen I first went to Germany, the animosity engendered by the war had not vet died down, and, in all joyful eve-nt may they also ring in happier times for two nations which oace faced each other as enemies." 'BRAZILIAN CLIPPER' ON HOMEWARD TRIP RIO DE JANEIRO. Aug.

2. Pi With its party of Cnited Stares newspaper executives the Brazilian Clipper, Tan-American Airways' new flying boat, arrived at 5 p. en route back to the United States. The huge plane will take off again for Miami at fi o'clock tomorrow young man in civilian are blessed in honest living rather than cursed with the stigma of ill-gotten gain. He closed his address with a plea to the church to "go out and gather in these prodigal sons and daughters mid bring them back into the fold of the Master." declaring that it is the church's special mission to reclaim the wandering souls.

"And to that end." he concluded. "I commend the spirit of the parable of the prodigal son. which is the essence of the Christian The propaganda ministry hastened to announce that it is a mistake to BOY IS RETURNED ay she was "expelled" from Ger many, adding, "she was only advised There also will be papers devoted to BY CULT, FATHER Continued From First Page. to leave." There was no more official clarifi legal matters only. With $28,500 discrepancies discov cation of the governments feeling in ered in the bookkeeping of the Women's Christian Association of Adding "the boy must bs in awful Kansas City, a committee has tne matter, or its motives.

But Miss Thompson said she was told that if she did not leave at pain." GWAIBIID Dr. Guest agreed to the pain, say been instructed to employ attorneys to prosecute Mrs. William L. Byars, once police officers would escort her PRICES FOR: THUR. ing the infection naturally caused a to the border.

Through the Ameri high fever and needed 'immediate attention." can consul she asked for permission above, for years treasurer of the association. It was reported Mrs. Byars, prominent socially, was too ill to discuss the investigation. Offers Atlantans 4 TWO-BIT CLEAAlXO Judge Hawkins said the father was iable to criminal prosecution, and FrenchMakeCanadianMovie. that he and the rest of the abduction group ''could be charged with manslaughter" if the child died.

He would not comment further, however. Plain Dresses "Everybody's pretty excited and Mens Suits TENDER, CRISP POLE BEANS looking out for any clues, but I don't think there'll be any great big posses organized or any violence if we find the child soon," said, the jurist. the former allied countries, whoever wrote about Germany had to overcome very strong resistance. I believe that, in my unimportant way, I helped somewhat to overcome that resistance. At any rate, the German foreign office believed so, and.

when I married and left" Berlin in 1928. 1 had many expressions of friendship and gratitude from officials of the German republic. I thought of them sadiy as my train pulled out. carrying me away from Berlin. Some of those officials still are in the service of the German government, some of are emigres, and some of them are dead.

Colleagues at Station. My colleagues, with many of whom I have covered stories in various parts of Europe, all came clown to see me off and made such a demonstration of friendship and affection that the sleeping car conductor evidently thought I was a very important personage. I never have had such considerate treatment on a train. I had a second-class sleeper, and shouKl have shared it with another passenger, hut the conductor, after conferring wirh another official, tenderly removed me to a compartment by my to remain 24 hours to attend to pressing matters. The permission was extended, but then Miss Thompson found she would not need more time and sb started for Paris Saturday night, apparently under surveillance.

Miss Thompson had been in Germany only a week. "The Americau consul was informe.i by the secret police that the order for me to leave was based chiefly upon 8n interview with Hitler which 1 had in Ift.Hl. and which, apart from quoting Hitler, was purely a personal impression of personality." Miss Thompson said in a statement. NAZI BITTERLY ASSAILED IN BOOK LAST SPRING NEW YORK. Aug.

2. There is "general persecution in QUEBEC. Canada. (UP) Quebec's beloved French Canadian classic. Louis Hemon's story of "Maria Chapdelaine," is being filmed here this summer in the actual locale of the story by a complete cast of 18 French artists, including Madeleine Renaud, blonde star of the Comedie Fran-caise.

under the direction of Director Julien Duvivier. who brought the company from France. Most of the scenes are being filmed in the late St. John district and at the Jacques China, among foreign nations, and 467 Ponce de Leon Ave. 4SS PeacKtree St.

66 Edgewood Ave. 456 Pryor St. PHONE WA. 1489 WA. 1490 We Call For and Deliver New York, among the states, contributed the largest non-resident delegations to the University of Wash ington, whose net total enrolment 1 Cartier camp north of Quebec Cits.

during the year 1933-34 numbered LBS. 12.301. Karl Bates, 15-year-old Garnett (Kan.) boy who suffered severe burns, uderwent 40 blood transfusions in the space of a Germany of all individualism," Dorothy Thompson. American correspondent who was expelled yesterday from GOLDEN, RIPE BANANAS 3 lbs- 13 QREEN CABBAGE nazi uermany. wrote last spring in a book called "Nazism: An Assault on self and solicitously brought me min Civilization." Miss Thompson wrote the first chapter under the heading "The Rec been physically tortured tens of thousands have been imprisoned; sixty thousand have been exiled.

"There remains all the rest of the fiO.OCHUtOO Germans who must accept the imprisonment of their minds and souls." eral water. At the border, no one looked at my luggage and it was only as I crossed into France that a French SAL LIB.BY'5 CANNED MEAT ord of Persecution. Others who con LB. 3c trilmted were Alfred E. Smith, John Haynes Holmes.

Stephen S. Wise customs otticiai, opening my luggage and discovering numerous copies of I.udwig Lewison. William Green and Charles H. Tuttle. the Voelkische Beohachter and the Angriff, which are leading nazi news man, woman and child in Germany." said Miss Thompson, "has been deprived of something, and TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES ON LIBBY'S CANNED MEATS STOCK UP NOW! THEY WILL KEEP INDEFINITELY.

BUY THEM BY THE DOZEN. USE THEM FOR YOUR OUTING ON LABOR DAY. ALL PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES CLOSED LABOR DAY. papers, looked at me suspiciously. Perhaps he thought I was a unv.i agent.

DOZEN 15C 2 9c 2 "8. 15c of something which, until March, CALIFORNIA LEMONS CALIF. WHITE ONIONS SEEDLESS GRAPES BELL PEPPERS The difficulty for a journalist in 1933. the beliefs and experiences of the civilized world had taught to be being expelled from a country is that the public is almost certain to think good. NO.

1 CAN lc EACH It is impossible, she wrote, even to guess how many of the thousand! who have been clapped into prisons and concentration camps, or subjected U. S. NOT TO ISSUE PROTEST UNLESS REQUEST IS MADE WASHINGTON, Aug. State department officials indicated today protest r. gainst the German government's "invitation" to Dorothy Thompson to leave the country would be made unless she requested it.

Such matters, they said, would be handled by United States representatives abroad. The state department's policy was described as one of "non-interference" with foreign governments' opinions what Americans should be allowed to remain in those countries. Several years ago. it was recalled, the Paris embassy relayed a protest to the Qu.ii d'Orsay against the expulsion of an American correspondent who had published a secret draft treaty between Great Britain arid France. The expulsion order, however, was not withdrawn.

to gruelling torture at the hands of storm troopers, hr.ve merely been RAJAH SALAD DRESSING cuiity of doubting the infallibility of PER CAN the leader. BEE DOZEN $1.68 I he terror his not stopped in Germany. Its actual extent is not known. A few months ago, several reliable foreign correspondents agreed PINT FRESH VEGETABLES together that this' could be made-as a conservative statement: "Scores have died, and perhaps hundreds, hundreds, and perhaps thousands have JAR LIBBY'S SLICED that it will influence his or her pouit of view. I suppose that now, if I report, anything good about the nazis, it will be thought, that 1 have been intimidated or that I am trying to ingratiate myself, and.

if I make any adverse report, it will be thought 1 am taking a personal revenge. As a matter of fact, this is not a very important incident in a dramatic revolutionary development. Revolutions usually are not very clever about handling outside publicity. Mr. Goebbels, for instance, who seems to be very effective at home in his own country, where all the papers have to print what he says, whether they believe it or not.

and withhold comment, has a very different proposition to meet, with the foreign correspondents, who still live in a world where there is more than one opinion about most things and who have an irritating habit of trying to get as many facts as possible, even when those facts do not prove any thesis. He also faces a stubborn resistance to anything that calls itself a propaganda ministry. The average English or American newspaperman unconsciously stiffens When vou sit down to a luncheon or supper whose mam dish is a platter of thick, red slices of home grown, tomatoes, you want nothing more except plenty of salad dressing, bread, butter and good shirp cheese. The salad dressing must be just right tart but not sour, slightly sweet and not highly seasoned. Rajah Salad Dressing is just right, tart, sweet and mildly seasonedit seems made to order for tomatoes at their best.

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In his loug experience of publicity handouts, there usually has been. If he then starts to investigate, to quostion, to point out discrepancies, and. for that, is treated as an enemy, he cannot get over the suspicion that there is something rotten in Denmark. Lauds Stresenian Regime. Germany had its best press outside the fountrv in the day when' the or 6 S34 17c CANS 25c lonaRcd Rire TOMATOES 3 3 3 2 2 BANANAS 3 POUNDS 12C PURITY NUT treatment of foreign correspondents was most free and most cordial under the Streseman regime.

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Wool Suits men OVALTINE 8IZ1- 35c 11.00 SIZE 15c 9c times for publication. Criticism, even the most hostile, was received iu dignified silence or openly discussed. But the foreign correspondent in Germany todav feels he is reeping through a kuothole at the procedures of a secret society or that he is be-ins led by the nose. As far as I can see. I really was put out of Germany fcr the crime of hinanhemv.

The fact that the crime LETTUCE EA. OZ. CAN 27C CALLED FOR and PELEVEEEP! Log Cabin Table Size SYRUP SunnvfielJ PANCAKE FLOUR Phillip's Tomato or VEGETABLE SOUP PEG. ONIONS FANCY YELLOW 12c I before Mr. Hitler be 10c 5c 2 3 2 came chancellor does not matter.

After all, you can cut a man head off NO. 1 CAN FRESH FLA. KEY LDKV1IES DOZ. 1 PIEDMONT WAlnut 7651 in Germany today for sometning rn.n was not a capital offense when it was committed. My offense was to think that Hitler is just an ordinary man.

after all. That is a crime against the reigning cult in Germany, which says that Mr. Hitler is a messiah sent of God to save the German people an old Jewish idea. To question this mystic missioa is sj heinous that, if you are a German, you can be sent to jail. I fortunatelv.

am an American, so I merely was" sent to Paris. Worse things can happen to one. NO. 1 CAN LIBBY'S CAN ALL 5c SIZE CANDIES AND CHEWING GUMS FANCY CUTS OF ALL VARIETIES OF MEATS IN OUR MARKETS TROY-PEERLESS WAlnut 5107 -0-13 SIZE Prunes 3 lbs 25c SUXNYFIEID Oats 17c PRO I A A Soap cake 5c TOUET S0AF Camay cake 5c PACIFIC HAND Soap 2 cans 15c TAX CAMr TOM JUICE Cocktail Li 5c wfbstek tomato Juice 5c 1 TRIO JAckaon 1600 ZiZiMUIIWIM Wild close relative to cul-j tivated cotton growing in Florida. is host to several insect pets.

de NOW IT STEM CHOICE TENDER BABY BEEF 10 LB. structive to cotton in many ioreisn countries but which have not yet become established in the United States. Among them i the pink 5L0( FOR CAPITAL CITY WAlnut 7121 AMERICAN MAin 1016 FRESH GROUND BEEF OR VEAL LB. 15C LB- 17C 4t A Meat Markets Prices For Monday Onlv Workmen who have breather large quantities of dur over many years are more srsceptib'e than others to lung infections. Experiments by Texas A.

M. College are expected to produce onion sed which will save Texas growers from importing 100.000 pounds yearly from the Cansry islands. TENDER LEAN BABY BEEF RIB or BRISKET 3 lbs 25c FINE FOR BROILING OR FRYING FILLET PORK TENDERLOIN 35c SWIFT'S OR TENN. BRAND HOCXLESS PICNIC HAMS u. 17c RICH CREAMY COTTAGE CHEESE lb 10c FRESH LEAN MEATY SPARE RIBS SLICED TENDER PIG LIVER FANCY TENDER LAMB STEAK EXCELSIOR WAlnut 2454 DECATUR Ear born 3162 2 LBS.

SHOULDER STEAK An analysis of census data by Oklahoma A. M. statistics showed 57 per cent of Oklahoma farm homes had motor cars and 21 pr cent PORK VEAL BEEF LB. LB 19C LB. 17C LB.

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