The Piqua Daily Call from Piqua, Ohio • Page 13

TUESDAY, APRIL SYDNEY LOOKS TO Sydney; N. S. W. (U.PJ—Wlllr«i Hay, chlel-survey ofllcer of- the postmaster department, has completed a survey that' predicts a 3,000,000 population Sydney by 1M8. similar forecasts made three years ago are within six weeks, of tallying with (lie population, mall and telephone at the.

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NO MED WMOANtStt "CITY OLT) OHIO CUSTOM PROFESSOR CONFLICT THREAT Speaker BlomW Human! ties Failure to Keep Pace With for Trouble Today, along with other' orrl- ers-has fniied to kesp pace with the rapid; advancement of transportation and-communication thus causing the world conflict as now apparent," declared Professor. Spmer- of. Ohio, Wesleyan university when lie. addressed.members of the RbUnd.Table Mri sketchy, foKthecurrbnt hectic prob- bean of "Men stated, not.only an but.a world present era has brought forth the downfall, laith and promise at time was in-the' making and keeping of longer keep thejr word'. In ftoih.tiris this out the college official-'further -emphasjzec that such was the reason for'the binding of nations to one another in an effort to stop groups, hot spot in Europe Is the Russian situation and altitude.

He explained that England and France desire for Russia and Germany to fight since both would be weakened while Russia iwpuid like to have Germany -arid France-England: in conflict as they would thus be weak? enea'and'the Soviet could reign supreme. Previous to closing his talk for the discussion, period the visiting speaker stated that he felt the'next logical move 1 of Italy would be into-Spain effort to Franco the domination of-the dictator's beliefs. The difficulty now holding Italy from such a move Is the necessity of money to' rebuild the coun try. NEW PLAN; (ConcludecJ-Ptom Page One) AT cold In eur February Contut id and mat of tniry, When you're hard pressed for cash, remember The Cily service and a loan plan that fits your nurse and purpose. Amounts.

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2J354 Main Phone 27 SCKP VI TOM ADDRESS, ARNOLD AMD fetl UM1QSR'CSfCK coast at the'entrance to the 2) That-several British warships arrived'at Argostoll, on Cephalonia Island, 90 miles to the 3) That British warships arrived-at Astako, On the mainJaad; opposftej.Cephalonia. The-Daily Express reported'that warships at Gibraltar had been ordered to stand-by ready to 1 sail on four hours'' notice, and that as a jfecautionary measure troops of the Gibraltar- garrlion had taken up war- stations equipped' with.steel helmets and -gas -masks. Previously all British- army leave Egypt, opposite Italian Libya, had been cancelled and Malta's antiaircraft defense had'been manned: Indicative of the nervousness all over Europe, the Netherlands today called up several battalions of troops to reinforce garrisons on the German frontier, after successive precautionary measures during the week end. presumably due' to rumors of troop movements. It appeared that- Prime Minister Chamoerlain had two days in which to decide his before, the emergency meeting of the House of Commons which, he summoned back from its Easter holiday.

Chamberlain postponed Wednesday's cabinet meeting, until Thursday, a few hours before the opening of parliament, so that he would have as inuch-tlme-ns possible to work'for some sort 1 of arrangement with Mussolini. It -was understood that Chamber- Iain would report to the cabinet, and; then to the House of Commons; future of the British-Italian friendship agreement. prospects of an early large JL. Rug Cleaning Time is Here Thoro-Clean Restores Original Beauty. All the that was originally in your.rug will be brought back.

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MRS. ED. SCHNIPPEL, MGR. PHONE 973 Piqua Q' Is for 5-Letter PAGE FIVE 1939, NBA. Survlee ine scale withdrawal of Italian troops from nature of guarantees to and Turkey.

hew naval dispositions were necessary In the Mediterranean to meet the situation caused by Italy's occupation of Albania. Chamberlain was reported io be seeking some understanding with Mussolini before announcing guarantees to Greece and Turkey. was said that he would accept Italian assurances that no'further move, was Planned after the. occupation of Albania, provided t-hRt' Mussolini to start. withdrawing its troops from Spain at once and In large number.

If he succeeded In getting such a promise from Chamberlain was said (o be prepared announce hi commons merely that Britain would regard any threat to the Independence or Integrity of Greece as nn unfriendly, act. But If a deal proved Impossible was said, Chamberlain was ready to announce Britain's readiness to enter a full mutual defensive alli- ince at once with Greece and Turkey, along the lines of the alliance with Poland. Some members of the cabinet favored announcement of the Greek and Turkish alliances despite any negotiations with'Mussolini. Thej rere 'said to favor also denuncia- lon of the friendship agreement vith Italy, provided negotiations failed. It appeared that Chamberlain wa again taking his own course In seeking-an agreement with Musso- Inl at the moment when the British leet 'was obviously ready for ac- lon.

He seemed'to feel that if (t Impossible to make any arrangement he would have lost nothing, and that If he succeeded in taking up a troop withdrawal from Spain with Adriatic assurances he would have accomplished a great deal. reports regarding Spain continued to circulate, prin- iply in Paris (hat more Italian rpops had Mussolini and Adolf Hitler had no intention of withdrawing their troops, and that he Spanish Nationalists might even ENGLAND PLANNING PLAN FOR BULGARIA STORIES IN STAMPS When Garfield Licked A Country School AMERICAN education was a primitive and lusty affair when youthful James Abram Gar- fleld took, his first country jchool the pioneer midwest knowing the mere udiments bf'learning could teach that the vest pro'bably'had more.incom- instructors than you could ind in the entire nation today. But-then a teacher needed more nan scholarship and learning. A eacher-needed strength, as young Jarfield found the day he took of his first students. For two years his school had been a riotous affair.

Every teacher had been either thrashed or frightened out of the community. Either Garfield would have to conquer the first day or take the same road. He chose to conquer and he did ust that. Garfield picked first on school's No. 1 bully and for first time in two years the got a thrashing.

But not oefore he picked up a stick of firewood and aimed It at Garfield's skull. A general tree-tor- dll fight followed after that. The sehoolhouse was practically turned upside down, but Garfleid was on top of the heap when the affair ended. He was on top of the heap, for that matter, for the rest of his life. For the 12 dollars a monlh that Oarfield earned on that school job were used to complete his own formal education, and that education elevated him to the presidency.

Garflcld, the President, is shown on a stnmp of U. S. series of 1894, 6-ccnt light maroon, also magenta, enlarged. (CopyrJcht. 13U Service, Inr Sofia, Bulgaria, April.II, (U.W Great Britain was reported today to be making a last minute attempt to align Bulgaria willi the Balkan opposed to the Geni'mii-Italian axis.

It wns reported in diplomatic circles, however, that the first overtures had had little if any success, that Bulgaria awaited the highest bidder as she did in 1015 when Germany made the highest bid. Prime Minister George Ktossciv- anofl and British Minister -George' Rendle have conferred several times past few days. There were no announcements but the general be-, lief was that Bulgaria, would favor tho axis powers if a crisis compelled her to make a choice. Tho country depends a great extent on German trade and Is too Isolated from France- and Great Britain- to get Immediate aid from them in case of war. There had been no evidence here of German activity to line up Bulgaria for the axis powers, although ft delegation of prominent Bulgarians will go to Berlin this month for Adolf Hitler's birthday celebration, and it was rumored that Parvan Graganoff, Bulgarian minister to Germany who returned Berlin Saturday after a visit here, had carried an important message Io the German government.

HI-Y NOTICE Members of the Plqua Hi-Y club are urged to attend the regular weekly meeting tonight at the usual time in order that they may tnkc part In tho annual election of officers and new members. the most remarkable of nil trisects are the solitary wasps and. the bees. STATE ROUTE NO. 54 BECOMES PART OF NO.

29 Urbana, April Starting Monday, state Route 54 from Ur- bann. to the Indiana line south of Port Wayne, becomes Route 29, thus extending 29 from U. 3. Route 40 west of West Jefferson through here to Indiana. This change makes an uninterrupted route from tho' Indiana line to Columbus, and shoultf usher In a greater lion' of traffic here, according to highway BOY, 3, SHAVES FATHER IU.fi)~lt may not be conducive to peace of mind, but James B.

Pulling; has taught, his 3- year-old son, Charles, to shave him every morning wllh an electric razor. enter some sort of military alliance with the axis powers. There were disturbing reports also from the British and French Intelligence services one from the French that Germany and Italy might be expected within the next few weeks to strike a number of blows simultaneously in 'different sectors in order to confuse the British and French. There were suggestions that Itaiy might strike across northern Gieece to Salonika; that. Italy might seize Crete, off the south coast of Greece.

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