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SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1933 Rumanian Fascist Chief, 13 Others Killed in Foiled Prison Breal PAGE FOUR HOI ON AGITATORS EARS Drive Against Iron Guards Put Under Way When Rector of Institution Is Shot (By United Press) BUCHAREST. Dec 1. (Thurs. day) A "ruthless'' purge of Rumania's fascist Iron Guard spread cross the nation early today under orders of King Carol II after the slaying of 14 Iron Guard leaders by prison police and open threats against the dictator-king. Wholesale arrests were made.

(By Associated Press) BUCHAREST. Nov. SO. Corne-liu Zelea Codreanu, 39-year-old Rumanian Fascist leader, and 13 others serving prison terms for treason with him were killed today as Rumanian authorities struck at terrorism attributed to Codreanu's outlawed iron guard organization. An official statement said the 14 men were killed while attempting to escape from Rumnik-Sarat prison 10 miles from Bucharest and added they were buried in the prison cemetery this morning.

The deaths were expected to bring police and the government to a definite showdown in their energetic and long-standing effort to suppress the Fascist group. DRIVE IN MOTION Codreanu was sentenced last May 27 to 10 years' imprisonment for treason. The drive against the iron guards was set in motion Monday, when Flory Stefanescu Goanga rector of the University of CluJ, was shot and critically wounded by students described members of the Iron guard. During his trial last May the government introduced a letter said to have been written by Codreanu to German Nazi leaders asking help to make Rumania a Nazi country in 1939. Codreanu denied all knowledge of the letter.

Chief among the defense witnesses in the trial was Gen. Ion An-tonescu, former minister of war, who testified that Codreanu was a real patriot Last night General Antonescu was ousted as commander of the third army corps by royal decree. RECEIVE LETTERS Several government leaders were reported today to have received letters from the "legion of death" of the iron guard notifying them they had been marked for assassination. The "legion," a small inner group of terrorists said to be ready to sacrifice their lives to carry out assassinations regarded as necessary by guard chieftains, were alleged to have taken an active hand In events following the assault on Goanga. One such letter was received by the military court prosecutor in Bucharest, saying: "Executioner: The national tribunal (presumably meaning a sort of court within the legion) has determined that you have betrayed national interests and have persecuted the movement.

Therefore, you have been condemned to death. The sentence will be carried out between Jan. 1 and Jan. 15." Two Missing Girls Discovered Asleep (By Associated Press) QUINCY, Nov. 30.

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TROT SWING-6 LAMBETH WALK HALF-TIME- 8HAU all OLD-TIME DANCES PRIVATE LtbSONS.DAlLV, CLAtbES BEGINNERS ADVANCED HARVEY CARROLL ilt Arrwhe ttrdem Phont 403-M LIVESTOCK if It 1 Livestock industry of Louisiana got a sizeable boost from Ellen Margaret deMourelle (left) and Nell Cooper, who yip-eed in front of the agricultural center building, to hail Louisiana State university rodeo and livestock show. The affair was sponsored by Gov, Richard W. Leche at L.S.U. campus in Baton Rouge to promote the state's livestock Today in By DAVID WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.

Sena tor Norris of Nebraska has accentuated discussion of a third nomination for President Roosevelt by stating his belief that, if New Deal legislation is blocked, Mr. Roosevelt should ask again for public approval at the polls. There is really no longer any doubt about how most of the New Deal Democrats feel about it. They not only think Mr. Roosevelt should run, but that he must run in order to save the many positions and offices which would be vacated if another administration came into power.

Logically, there isn't any good reason why Mr. Roosevelt should be denied a third nomination for the Presidency. Whether he should or should not be elected is quite another question, but basically there is much justification for his being renominated. For one thing, there Is no such thing as a precedent in the New Deal concept History isn't particularly sacrosanct so far as the New Deal is concerned. The third term precedent is just as antiquated so far as the supporters of Mr.

Roosevelt are concerned as the precedent which used to cause a President to refrain from intervening in state elections or congressional contests. Leaving the matter of precedent aside, Mr. Roosevelt is, of course, the logical nominee. He made the record and he alone can stand or fall on it at the polls. To a remarkable degree, the present administration has been a personal government, so, if the people want to approve or disapprove that particular form of public administration, they can only do it by having an opportunity to vote yes or no on a third term for Mr.

Roosevelt. It is being said quite often that Mr. Roosevelt is more popular than his party, and It has been openly asserted by Messrs. Ickes and others in the New Deal entourage that, had the President been running on Nov. 8 last, he would have been reelected.

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30. Vice-president Sergio Osmena of the Philippine commonwealth revealed in an interview that the insular government is engaged in a vast national defense program designed to guarantee the islands against aggression by making invasion "prohibitively difficult and expensive." Osmena, who is here to ask congressional approval of a proposal to extend the Philippine preferential trade treatment until 1961, said that his government plans to have a trained "citizen army" of 2,000,000 by 1956. MOBILE UNITS The defense program, he said, is under the direction of Maj-Gen. Douglas MacArthur, former chief of staff of the U. S.

army, who was enlisted as military adviser to Commonwealth President Manuel Quezon. He added that plans were developing to have complete mobile units on every important and strategic island of the Archipelago. "The fact that we have thous ands of islands is a point in our favor in making it possible for a 'citizens' army" to defend our coun try against any possible invasion," he said. INCREASED TRAINING "Such a large proportion of our population will be well-trained and efficient parts of an emergency military organization that it will be a forbidding undertaking for any nation to think of Invading the islands with a view to conquest. "We are training 40,000 men a year for six months each and we have in addition a revolving stand ing army of 20,000.

"Anti-aircraft defense Is being de veloped, and a 'mosquito fleet' of small, fast boats to facilitate communications and liaison will be constructed." FOLLOW SWISS PflAN Osmena said that the; program, launched in 1935 when the insular government became a commonwealth government in preparation for political independence on July 4, 1946, was being modeled on the famous Swiss plan. He said that the Philippines, when they become independent, will be able to maintain political integrity. The economic aspects of inde pendence will constitute the only threat to stability, Osmena Indicated, unless Congress alleviates "imperfections and Inequalities" In the present independence act. Man Confesses Two Theater Robberies (By Associated Press) BEVERLY HILLS, Nov. 30.

A man identifying himself as Walter David Landl, 24, of Chicago, was held in jail here today after he told Chief of Police C. L. Dice of Santa Monica that he had robbed two theaters in this locality and shot a man who attempted to halt him. Chief Dice said Landl walked into Santa Monica police headquarters with the announcement: "I want to confess and take the rap." The chief quoted him as declaring he held up a Beverly Hills theater last June and one in Hollywood the following day. Los Angeles police records disclosed the theater robber had stolen an automobile from a nearby parking lot and shot Frank V.

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Beilhartz, however, was unshaken in his belief that his son was still alive. He theorized that the blond headed youth had been picked up by tourists in the area. "We were camped close to the transcontinental highway that runs through the park," the father said. "Someone picked him up in an automobile. I'm confident that he is in some distant city." BASED ON THEORY He had expressed this belief many times and police said they believed some person had read of Beilhartz's faith in the eventual return of his child and decided to capitalize on it.

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Hurtling downward out of control, a naval scout bomber dove 700 feet into the ocean off Point Loma, carrying two men to death, navy authorities disclosed today. The accident occurred late yesterday. Those killed were: Aviation Cadet Thomas A. Jaeger, 23, Lansing, U. S.

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