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Cannon Echo in Alps--- j174c 74 lip Iiivylowmowls000 ti" f'' Pi i -6 NaziArmy's Trust in Hitler Gains Attitude Changes To Vigilance After Purge Shock BERLIN Feb 11 Ger man army 's feeling of trust in its new 'high command seems to be growing dmpite the uneasiness caused by Reichaluehrer Hitler's centralization of control over the armed forces Ths general attitude of the army it recovered from the first shock the purge of highranking officers apparently was one of watchful waiting rather than any immediate worry over further shakeups Al the same time however army circles have not overlooked the -fact that radicals in the nazi party have been seeking to impress Hitler with the need for continued weeding out reactionary commanders particularly in the old guard strongholds of Pomerania and East Prus King's Puppet US Ship Pilot Says -Rebels Punished Him Spanish Insurgents Flogged Him lie InformsConsul GIBALTAR Feb 11 Lewis skipper of the American tanker Nantucket Chief said Friday night he was beaten with a rubber hose every day of the 16 days he and his crew were held prisoners by Spanish insurgents at Palma Mallorca The Nantucket Chief arrived here Friday and prepared to sail for the 1 Unpeyd body was a mass of bruise" Lewis said in an interview after making a full report of his experiences to the American consul The commander of the American destroyer Manley accompanied him to the consulate In an emaciated condition after Sovfet Refu'ges Increased Aid to China Fear of War With Japan Deters Moscow Leaders (Continued from Page One) stood to be selling the Chinese planes and munitions and to have placed no restrictions on Russian volunteers so long as they do not reach numbers that likely would embroil the soviet union directly an Mosco the newspaper Pravda official organ of the communist party tried to allay reports that Russia was preparing to fight Japan with a repetition of previous soviet announcements Only Defensive War soviet union continually $210 clinging to a policy of peace will mand conduct war only against aggressore against violators of peace "I Attacks lintsithilana'' As Plea in 'Bus' Slaying Prosecution Claims Young Woman Planned -Crime' Took-Drug tci Courage'' Toxicologist Takes Stand NEWARK Feb 11 state attacked unsuccessfully Friday the defense of Mrs Ethel (Bunny) Sohl 20 on trial with a girl companion for murder that she was "insane" from the effects of marihuana at the time she admittedly killed a bus driver Common Pleas Judge Daniel Brennan dented a motion to keep fromthe witness stand a noted toxicologist called by the defense to bolster its contention Mrs Sohl smoked "reefer" cigarets was "incapable of commiting a crime" "Bunny" daughter of a Newark policeman told a Jury of 12 men how he and Genevieve Owens 18 shot William Barhorst 34 with a small-bore hunting rifle during a $210 robbery The prosecution demanded both girls be put to death To Buoy Courage fendant would be entitled to acquittal while Miss Owens who eat In the car might-get the chair" Mrs Sohl said in her confession Genevieve remained in their stolen car while she boarded Barhorst's bus and shot him Gerald Mg Laughlin chief counsel for Mrs So RI declined comment on the court's ruling 'Reefer' Expert Conlon's motion was an attempt to keep from the witness stand Dr James Munch of Temple university expert on the effects of marihuana- -ammilommam 4 THE SALT LAKE-TRIEVNETSATURDA'rMORIVINGTIEBRUARY-121938 1 4 NaZI---ArMy limg7uppet- Ship Pilot Nazi Cannon Echo in Alps Soviet Refuses sr 9 ana Counsel Attacks llarihu Trust i turiptiqmowttvespolr0 rAlc 4 1 Itr I Says Rebels 7 ni 6D 1 Slaving 4 yt As rica in 'Bus' oiayi Increased I 4 I Ilitler Gains i Punished Him -)0' --s Aid 'to China 'Buoy Claims Young Woman Planned Attitude Changes Fear of War With Crime Took Drug rl A --r Spanish Insurgents I i II To i itvilance in ''e i Japan Deters Courage Toxicologist Takes Stand Toxitolog After Purge Shock tft) planes and munitions and to have Common Pleas Judge Daniel 0 i Flogged Him Ile InformsConsul 4 3Icoscow Leaders 4 NEWARK Feb 11 state attacked unsuccess- 4 1 is fully Friday the defense of Mrs Ethel (Bunny) Sohl 20 on trial man army fee BERLIN Feb 11 UP)--The Ger- lkA)0901)1(841 GIBIALTAR Feb 11 (A')---Cap- (Continued from Page One) with a girl companion for murder that she was "insane" from the 's ling of trust in its Istv tam Lewis skipper of the 4- i 9 new 'high command seems to be 1' 9 stood to be selling the Chinese effects of marihuana at the time she admittedly killed a bus driver 0e American tanker Nantucket Chief growing dmpite the uneasiness l''4 I caused by Reichaluehrer Hitler's said Friday night he was beaten centralization of control over the with a rubber hose every day of 4' It placed no restrictions on Russian Brennan denied a motion to keep fendant would be entitled to acquit- 9 armed forces the 16 days he and his crew were 4 7 4 volunteers so long as they do not from witness stand a noted toxi- tal while Miss Owens who sat in The general attitude of the army reach numbers that likely would cologist called by 9 -5 as- it recovered from the first shock '1 held prisoners by Spanish insurgents Mrs Sohl said in her confession the purge of high-ranking offi at Palma Mallorca :5 9 the defense to directly boLster its content Genevieve remained in their stolen cers apparently was one of watch on Mrs Sohl the car might -gee the chair" 4 t147 4 i s- embroil the soviet union directl 9 The Nantucket Chief arrived here -t 4 'V an Moscow the newspaper smoked reefer cigarets continual- 'd car while she boarded Barharst's -'9 9' 9: sc Pray a official organ of the corn- ly and was "incapable of commit- bus and Shot him I waiting rather than any immedi- Friday and prepared to sail for the i 4 Gerald M8 worry over further shakelups 4" 4 44 i At the same time however army retell have not overlooked the -fact as a mass of bruises" 1 it an interview after that radicals in the nazi party have 2 making a full report of his experi- 74- 7 4 -9e1 Japan with a repetition of previous policeman told a Jury of 12 men the 7 A if 4 Ige- soviet announcements 'V 1' Only Def shot William Barhorst 34 with a ensive War how she and Genevieve Owens 18 Itetter Expert l''ts 9 kl 4' munist party tried to allay reports ing a crime" gruLalinuggh lin chief counsel 9 been seeking to impress Hitler with LT I body said States 44 i that Russia was preparing to fight "Bunny" daughter of a Newark for Mrs SoRi declined comment on ences to the American consul The 0 s'' small bore hunting rifle during a Conlon's motion was an attempt the need for continued weeding out commander of the American de- 1 'A 4 The soviet union continually $210 robbery The prosecution de- to keep from the witness stand Dr reactionary commanders par- stroyer Manley accompanied him "T' clinging to a policy of peace will manded both girls be put to death James Munch of Temple uni- ticularly in the old guard strong- holds of Pomerania and East Prus- to 41 the consulate 4 0 conduct war only against aggres- Buoy versity expert on the effects of 't 1 gnre AwAinott viMatnrs rif ni4111A In a arnaoiataii annrlit tan affav ili i 1 A Courage tnit tnit 11111t7 saanaligra ged Mini Optissistil ins urgCBIS e- -1 1 I 1 rear ot war un lurim ar ut a lama ug to eauuy a a a ra ia Vigilance rl ei o0 fi 'r 2' 7 a :1 Japan Deters Courage'' Toxitologist Takes Stand 1 Purge Shock C1 0 i 7 1 Ile InformsConsu i -I '-4': 'Liad 1 Moscow ers NEWARK Feb 11 (AP)-The state attacked unsuccess- 9 4' 1 4 fully Friday the defense of Mrs Ethel (Bunny) Sohl 20 on trial sT Feb 11 (A')-The Ger- liaAaaall)lttkaa IBALTAR Feb 11 (A'-Cap-' a a a (Continued from Page One) with a girl companion for murder that she was "insane from the y's feeling of trust in its k9 tam Lewis skipper of the a a ara 4 arra: a i command seems to be stood to be selling the Chinese effects of marihuana at the time she adraittedly killed a bus driver despite the uneasiness i American tanker Nantucket Chief aar: a a kaaaa'4 3 planes and munitions and to have Common Pleas Judge Daniel Reichatuehrer Hitler's said Friday night he was beaten a a a 3' 4 Aa a munit party tried to allay reports ing a crime" -Gerald McLaughlin chief counsel ame time however army tion of control over the With a rubber hose every of a a 1 restrictions on placed no tricti Russian Brennan denied a motion to keep fendant would be entitled to acquit- 'cis da a the 16 days he and his crew were aaaa Volunteers so long as they do not from witness stand a noted toxi- tal while Miss Owens who sat hi eral attitude of the army held prisonere by panish i nsurgeats 0: reach the car mightaget the chair" erect from the first shock '1 z'- numbers that likely would cologist called by the defense to rge of high-ranking offi- i at Palma Mallorca aaaaa fa a "aal embeol Mrs Sohl said In her confession the soviet union directly bolster its contention Mrs Sohl Genevieve remained in their stolen tently was one of watch- fa 'ai The Nantucket Chief arrived here a "4' ''''-a a aaa Pravda official organ of the corn- ly-and was "incapable of commit- (In Moscow the newspaper smoked "reefer" cigarets continual- car and Shot him over Barhorara rather than any immedi- aaa's ir Fiday and prepared to In for the ta: a a' a a 11-aa over further shakelu ps te- ta 1r- 4'4 It ta rUnited States a a aa' I a ay a ''0 that Russia was preparing to fight "Bunny" daughter of a Newark for Mrs SoRl declined comment on not overlooked the -fact a -aaa aall: a ta4 "My body was a mass of bruises" a a a aa 4 a aaar a'a Japan with a repetition of previous policeman told a jury of 12 men the court's ruling a Lewis said in an interview after Jr int iti'- soviet announcements how she and Genevieve Owens 18 'Reefer Expert or continued weeding out ng to impress Hitler with sis in the nazi party have commander making da A' erfulolfretphoert American ehriiscaenxpedrel- :8::: i aa SA'41 a Only Defensive Wet shot William Barhorst 34 with a ences to the American consul The aa fe T'' "''14j11 small-bore hunting rifle during a Conlon's motion wee an attempt prt nary commanders par- soviet union continually $210 robbery The prosecution de- to keep from the witness stand Dr the old guard strong- 1 i A ara stroyer Manley accompanied him I 00 clinging to a policy of peace will mended both girls be put to death James Munch of Temple uni- omerania and East Prue- to the consulate ai I -L a To Buo conduct war only against aggres- versity expert on the effects of In an emaciated condition after it a -a a a sore against violators of -peace a ourage a marihuan- ii ai 4 -Ilinsee-to-Allay -Unrest ost as though sensing this attitude the propaganda ministry is-'Sued a statement that no changes were -contemplated apparently to allay whatever unrest may exist in the army Alfred Ingemar-Berndt Vih iet of the government press department issued a wholesale denial Friday of foreign reports growing out of -the reorganization He said Poi' lah Jewish circles were responsible for the reports of garrison upris inga impending army changes and the closing of Germany's frontiers Foreign military observers are inclined to the view that some shuffling of officers automktically must continue German army men reason however that while there may have been some regrettable victims 4 of Hitler's unprecedented action the organization of the high command essentially has remained Intact tit at WI at Lb of rn do of fo) tbi 1 ell fli col act ho of on OSE at- isnges to 3t in hi Poi-)ris-and tern rea- may ims the and ts thogh sensing this at- propaganda ministry is- dement that no changes emplated apparently to ever unrest may exist in rigemar-Berndt via chief vernment preas depart- elfin reports growing out a wholesale denial Fri- aanizationa He said Poi- I ircles were re ns spoible- ports of garrison upris- riding army changes and of Germany's frontiers roilltary observers are in- he view that some shut- leers automatically must German army men rea- er that while there may some regrettable victims unprecedented action the of the high command has remained intac Aliren Olsten He's premier ther am orciel lin prince" world I New Rumania Dictator IT Faces Crisis' King's Rule Challenged By Political Par ties (Continued from Page One) men canceled the country's parliamentary elections scheduled 2-8 The former "madcap prince" who renounced his throne for love expected to embark on a program of cautious anti-Semitism His restrictions against Rumania's Jews were expected however to be far less severe than those Premier Octavian Goga whom forced out of power late -Thursday after a stormy arday rule Opposed Ruthlessness Carol's new premier bewhiskered Patriarch Miron Cristea of the holy of the Rumanian Orthodox is more anti-Jewish in his feelings than the king but he opposed the ruthlessness of Goga's pressure against Jews as "wholly incompatible with Christ's teaching" Newspapers reported that a decree had been issued providing for expulsion of all politicians from municipal councils and their replacement by "distinguished citi the ordeal the skipper said: ho-Thapplogt--passow-in---theworld I am lucky to have escaped a firing squad" Told of Seistenee He said he had been told while in jail that he had been sentenced to 17 years and four motTtbs imprisonment "for- trading with Spanish reds" "Meals in the prison consisted only of a plate of soup a few beans a jar of water and a bit of bread he stated a German member of his crew of giving the insurgents details of the Nantucket Chiefs sailing plans Most of the crew of 34 were Americans When captured the tanker was bound from a Russian port with a cargo of oil for Barcelona The skipper said the capture was made by three -ships flying Insurgent flags about 70 miles from Barcelona "The three-fillips turned their guns toward us ordering me to heave to" he asserted "When -this was done the crews of the other boats boarded the Nantucket Smash Wireless "The first thing they did was to smash the wireless aerial Then they arrested me and took control of the ship taking her to Palma At Palma we were forced to discharge the oil cargo" After he was put in jail Lewis said he did not see any of the crew again until the sixteenth day when he was treed The insurgents took him to eadiz by seaplatte-ws here he was told the Nantucket Chief was waiting for him at Malaga When he boarded the tanker at Malaga he said he found the same crew and proceeded to Gibraltar The vessel was scheduled to sail for Texas Friday night Lewis said he was a native of Mathews Va Jury Ponders Wright Case i -A -g against violators of the soviet fn- tiers" charhl (Reports of huge armies and fleets Prose of warplanes and submarines in the the far east-wera -form falsifications) holdul There was sporadic fighting along and ti the central Chins frontwhere eight Aira Japanese armies are being rein- "Th forced for a drive to eliminate the adopt loungbal railroad corridor that sepa- persor rates Japan's conquered areas in and i North and Central China right Cross Ilwal River In the main engagement Japanese reported they had crossed the Hwai river southern boundary of the corridor and were advancing through the snow-covered fields of the great Chinese bread basket The Japanese reports laid 1000 Chinese dead were left on the battlefield when the Chinese withdrew to the north The war fronts generally were little changed however as the Japanese Friday celebrated Empire day1 anniversary of the accession to the throne of the first earthly emperor of Japan the legendary Jimmu Ten-no 2598 years ago Body of Justice's Son Leaves for Home GREENBURG Ps Feb 11 The body of Kelvin Butler of New York son of Justice Pierce Butler of-t-the---14--8r-suprermr-mtrrtr'wist taken Friday night by train to his former home in St Paul Minn Members of the family who accompanied the body said the funeral will be held -there- on Monday in St Luke's Roman Catholic church Butler was fatally injured in a fall from a washroom window of a speeding Pennsylvania railroad train yesterday while on his way from St Paul to New York Low Marks Cause 84 To Quit Annapolis ANNAPOLIS Md Feb 11 Resignation of 84 naval academy midshipmen because of -announced Friday The group included four seniors two juniors 37 sophomores and 41 plebes An academy spokesman said the number was "about average" and 2122 remain on the rolls (I Not ETArg uing-the moti-on-in-theTju rri a I so a use mar charhbers First Assistant County huana causes a "depression of the ets Prosecutor Joseph Conlon -declared inhibitory centers so that a person the the state had proved Mrs Sohl may do things he would not do if 7the inttiit-to comnalt the in full possession of his genies" holdup while in her ordinary senses The drug has "delirious" action Ing and took the narcotic to buoy her he said "In certain stages setie Kht urage to eople are- happy and-soine -get-- in- "The defense wants the court to bizarre and grgesoe the adopt the rule' he said "that if a the vernacu1ar4 this is known ag art- person plans a stick-up takes dope 'feeling iligh in and is incapable then of judging "Sense of space vanishes" he con- right from wrong then he is inno- Untied "You-think you could walk cent the ocean or jump to the Panama "The defense wants the court to bizarre and gruesome adopt the rule' he said "that if a the vernacu1ar4 this is known as person plans a stick-up takes dope 'feeling Iligh and is incapable then of judging "Sense of space vanishes" he con-right from wrong then he is inno- Untied "You-think you could walk cent the ocean or jumpto the Panama "Such a contentton is legally un- canal A weakling feels he could sound because under it this de- lick a prize fighter successfully" Firestone ReceivesIII0Lc Head Scouts Real Estate's Fears Birthplace Burial AKRON Ohio Feb 11 associates and friendlY rivals who worked with Harvey Firestone to make Akron the "rubber center" of the nation joined today in brief funeral services for him at Harbel Manor the spacious Firestone home here Offices and factories of the Firestone company throughout the world were closed Many workers from the Akron plant were among the throng which filed through the Firestone home for a final view of the tire maker's body Following the services at the home the body was taken 50 miles to Columbiana in the farm country friends and villagers there paid their respects before the burial services CHICAGO Feb 11 Harold Lee deputy general manager of the Home corporation said Friday real estate-interests have nothing to fear from the 0 He told the board of governors of the Mortgage Bankers' association of America in an address that the HOLC had no intention of "dumping" its foreclosed properties on the market or disposing of them by auction Swiss to Add Guards BERNE Switzerland Feb 11 Swiss federal FrrarruTgiTiria military authorities to increase frontier guards with a company of Volunteers effective February 15 Reg 0160 60 South Mato 11 10 East Broadway I FRESH DAUS HValentine Speciall---- 2 toPOIONRDAT) It OX --)111arthaVashington t1--) CANDIES 1 I r1 1 Pole Atp 11 1 61s'l I 47- ---) ictd I to the 11 a a- aa e' aliron Cristea He's premier the ordeal the skipper said: ir aaa a' ita a aa aa aa' against violators of the envier ft tting-the-inetiop-firr theTfue a se a use mar 'lie a i T7 'I 4 tiers" charnbers First Assistant County huana causes a "depreasion of the Prince" '4 as world I am lucky to have escaped l'''4''''' (Reports of huge armies and fleets Prosecutor Joseph Conlon declared inhibitory -centers so that a person I a firing squad" frci- of warplanes and submarines in the the state had proved Mrs Sohl may do things he would not do If Told of Seiritenee 1 ti''4 were a "formed the intent to commit the in full possession of his senses" i 3 It He said he had been told while In 1 a I 71'- There was sporadic fighting along and took the narcotic to buoy her he said "In certain stages seilie falsifications) holdup while in her ordinary senses The drug has "delirious" action Nev 1 a a 4a jail that he had been sentenced to aa eaa: a the central China frontawhere eight aurage to carryaitathroughl- eople are happyaand---soine -get- aa -t Or trading with Spanish ATI- and four months imprison- 77 arPeaend or eaf a drive armies iCt a ment "for aa Lunghai railroad corridor that sepa- person plans a stick-up takes dope 'feeling high" "Meals In the prison con sisted 'Ici- a 1 forced i 4 a 4 atoresibimeirugateretibne- adopt Tlietbdeefteunisse wbaenstsaidthe court a tbbizearvreernaane vernacular lietsboints eis effects own I si reds" tH aa rates Japan's conquered areas in and is incapable then of judging "Sense of space vanishes" he con- aces ntsis only of a plate of soup a few beans i right the ocean or jump to the Panama from wrong-then he -inno- tinued you -could walk 7i Central China a ---a- a jar of water and a bit of bread 1 iii Cross River "Such a contention is legally tin- canal A weakling feels he could a he stated hing's -'AllPrentierl- Lewia--said-he--euspected- I -Ger :01 In the main engagement Japanese sound because under it this de- lick a prize fighter successfully" a 'man member of his crew of giving reported they had the Hwai Rule Challenaed the insurgents details of the Nan- rola ti river southern boundary of the cot- ra tucket Chief's sailing plans Most a a eaa I I ridor and were advancing through IIOLC Head Scouts irestone Receives By Political Parties of the crew of 34 were Americans a 1( a the snow-covered fields of the great When captured the tanker was Chinese bread basket Birthplace lace Bu Real Estate's 1 Fears bound from a Russian port with a -----IR The Japanese reports 'laid 1000 (Continued from Page One) cargo of oil for Barcelona The skip- a Chinese dead were left on the bat- AKRON 'Ohio Feb 11 (I--Close CHICAGO Feb 11 Gin-Colonel per said the capture was made by tlefield when the Chinese withdrew 0 Harold Lee deputy general manager men taneeled the country's ee three -ships- flying- Insurgent flags ilia A to the north associates and friendly rivals who of the Home Owns-Loan corpora- about 70 miles from Barcelona parliamentary elections scheduled 7 The war fronts generally were lit- worked with Harvey Firestone to tion said Friday real estate inter- March 2-6 The three Ships tainted their guns a 41t 4 make Akron the "rubber center estshave nothing to fear from the The former "madcap prince" who toward us ordering me to heave araaiaaa: a "aa 1 1 iet nese Friday tie changed however as the Jape- a --fa- 4 a a 2: the nation joined today renounced his throne for Jove to he asserted When this as funeral services for him at Barbel He told the board of governors 'of expected to emakara on a pro done the crews of the other boats Or iaaaa I' i It 7 1 th li--- 74:::: anniversary celebrated of the accessio-rf Empire day in brief 0 ele 1- I 4 i e': throne of the firstearthly emperor Manor the spacious Firestone home the Mortgage Bankers' association 1 aa 4: 4 ii i 210 i of cautious anti-Semitism boarded the Nantucket 0 4 Ja an the le end Jimmu Ten- 'Tel '17i )' A 4: of 215398 ary Offices and factories of the Fire- of America in an address that the F- His restrictions against Rumania's Smash Wireless I "aa Viaaraaal e-- no years ago 0 had no intention of "dump- Jews were expected hew- 1: 0 40J'-Ne ataiir stone company throughout the jag! a wh eorrel were closed Many workers its foreclosed properties on the to be far less severe than those "The first thing they did was to a a -0 lra '4a'(' market or disposing of them by auc- i- Premier Octavian Goga whom smash the wireless aerial Then they 1 a a a of ra the throng which filed through the plant a aa Body of Justice's Son from the Akron en were among tion- 7 forced out of power late 'Thurs- arrested me and took control of the A 1 a 1a' et 7 1 after a stormy 447day rule ship a a '1Nr' a Leaves home taking her to Palma At Pa lina aaaa 4 A i aa )a Firestone home for a final view of 's th we were forced to discharge aa14 aa a a- 4 1 -vaa a aaa the tire maker body wiss to Add Guards oil cargo te Opposed Ruthlessness GREENBURG Pa Feb 11 UP)- Following the services at the Carol's new premier bewhiskered After he was put in- jail Lewis the body a eA 4 to Columbiana in the farm country (UP)-The Swiss federal of the Rumanian Orthodox again until the sixteenth day when aaiia4 i ial a aa )i 1-- The body of Kelvin Butler of New home was taken 50 miles BERNE Switzerland Feb 11 Patriarch Miron Criatea of the holy said he did not' see any of the crew 4:: a iaaaa raa aaalaaaaa 7 4101aa a ra'at'aaaa-aaat friends a ala York son of Justice Pierce Butler heasa-F-iaaatione--wertr--borra--01 rru-THiTiried military authori- I is more anti-Jewish in his was lee- naurgen a 00 7::: a ae a t'9a eken Feidaynifhtab3 his 0 and villagers there paid ties to increase frontier guards with their respects before the burial sera- a company of Volunteers effective ruthlessness feelings than the king but he op- him to eadiz by seaplarfeawhere he 4a Itat ::::1::::: former home in St Paul Minn the thlessneas of Gogaa was told the Nantucket Chief was s'ataa aaa: a i I 7 Members' of the family ices February 15 who ac- com body ar pressure against Jews as "wholly waiting for him at Malaga a ti a amed the I incompatible with Christ's teach- When he boarded the tanker at '1 -i 1'- e' will be held saidtheuneral on hurc Mon ay In Malaga he said he found the same a 4 1 I Valentine Special 1- St Luke's Roman Catholic church 'st Newspapers reported that a e- a crew and proceeded to Gibraltar a "a ara It Butler was fatally injured in a fall from a washroom wind (SATURDAY) had been issued providing for The vessel was scheduled to sail i 41 44a ow of a a 4 expulsion of all politicians from for Texas Friday night a eeding Penns lvania railroad train a 201301UND It placement distinguished citi- Mathews Va a OX municipal conncila and their re- Lewis said he was a native of a a a 15 yesterday while on his way from St a )10 af- -a' of A et Paul to New York ai al eaas 1 i ip I -IllarthaVlashington 4' aa ta) "ale ili ta a i )401 a'a: 11 Low Marks Cause 84 tury Ponders ''''7 '4 4 i'4- To Quit Annapolis CANDIES a i 1 OA i i (07) to le i I vi Wrietht Case 'k tIti 7' 1 I 0 ANNAPOLIS' Md Feb 11 (RI- a a ttN In aa aaa i Resignation of '84 naval acad- Alta" --Waati a moreinquisitive Iett a 7 emy midshipmen because of aca- a atastai aa- i aa a 1-: -1 -4 rale-talluee-wmaannouneed a a a 1 --l- ---77 day The group included four mien- 'N a-- '''-a Reg a taa South Men St 60 I lOra two juniors 37 sophomores and $160 Ili A number was "about average and on the rolls 41 plebes OGDEN Hitler" a a academy spokesman said the 2448 Wash 10 East Broadway -a 2122 remain FRESH DAILY ommitH iwitp "i mons ri a Not 7--A Fs) -1 it ri) of Old School General Wilhelm Keitel Hitler' deputy war lord and chief of the high command and Colonel General Walther Von Brauchitsch commander-in-chief of the army ard' men of the old school trained in the old army tradition and seemingly determined to continue the old line policy The friction which was known to have existed between Marshal Wer- ner Von Blomberg the resigned war minister and Governor Werner Von Vnisph the realgnadarmy commander-inchief ha-s been smoothed away in the relationa between Keitel and Von Brauchitsch The German public meanwhile has but one reaction What was the shake-up all about? More Behind Story The people generally suspect there was more behind the story than shown in lazt Fridays an dej big We der of arr ter pol hal nor wat Vni con arnI tw has aha Mo 7 the tha Eer's the eral tan- nen old de- line to ler- ned 'ner Tay be- ch tile the tect ory an- I School Wilhelm keitel Hitler lord and chief of the and and Colonel General in Brauchitsch comman- of the army ari" men ichool trained in the old tion and seemingly de- continue the old line Ion which was known' to between Marshal Wer- Blomberg the resigned th 'reaignedaartay ir and Governor Werner An-chief hu a way in the relationa be- and Von Brauchitaan 11110 public meanwhile reaction What was the II about id St ory ple generally suspect In 'bruit Friday's an- more behind the story i strong for once was 780000 of he synod church pi '1r stn par for 7 one wat gra 780 eve of he day Opi Pat 4ya chu feel pos pre inn ern exp mu plal strong for once was gram 780000 ever of he day mod church posed i ne cree 'aa of of Cl fi I tt bi tt ti 4 Si clus 5 5 )4N '3 of fu at cl of nouncement of the sweeping con- sena" meaning dissolution of the military 4011nd1IS and' their control by -the government Reports that another decree would dissolve all political thus completing a fullfledged die-Hone officially denied nou on- Zen ar) 40t1 gov Ft wot thu tatc of the sweeping con- zens" meaning dissolution of the t- nre-e-aollialc and military aoutiella and their control by the government Reports that another decree would dissolve all political parties- thus completing a' fullfledged dic- tatorship-were officially denied power hi Hitler's hands aa well tut his reorganization of the cabinet and diplomatic service Tuning in of foreign radio stations is becoming increasingly more of pastime among more inquisitive 'Germane When they find foreign almost without exception confiscated from the news stands naturally they want to know why The announcement of these wholesale confiscations came the explanation the government did not want the German nation to get excited but also there was implied they wanted the people to accept the nazi version 100 per rent no matter what the "lying" foreign press said power in Hitler's hands aa well tut his reorganization of the cabinet and diplomatic service Tuning hi of foreign radio eta- is becoming increasingly more pov his and tior of 'Ger pap con anti whe day ern nati was to rent fore La net ita- ore lye Wr-2-: on ids iy ese rri- pv- an ere pie per ig" litler's hands well as tization of the cabinet kip service it of fOreign radio sta- increasingly more ey find foreign news- lost without exception from the news stands ley want to know why touncement of these ations came Fri- le explanation the gov- i not want the German it excited but also there I they wanted the people he nazi aversion 100 per atter what the "lying" es said Test Pocket Hitler' It was indicated Friday night that although the 48-year-old dictator-king is projecting himself as a "vest pocket Hitler" it actually was pressure from Great Britain and "delays in arms shipments and led him to demand Goga's resignation Carol feared it was said that his country might become a pawn of the Ita lo-German alliance and forfeit the security of her little entente and French ties Many politicians recalling that Carol has for some time been nuising ambitions- for greater power believed the king played shrewd politics In establishing Goga in pewer on December 28 and then sitting back to wait for a break-up among the country's many political parties before setting up himself as dictator Tel that tatc a was and arm led tion cow the felt and Car ing beill pal sitti amo cal self pocket limn a It was indicated Friday night that although the 46-year-old die- tator-king is projecting himself as a "vest pocket it actually was pressure from Great Britain i and France-i ncluding arms shipments and credits-which led him to demand Goga's resigna- tion Carol feared it was said that his cottntry might become a paWn and fo of theltalo-German alliance r- felt the security of her little entente 140g A NICIPIV51 rah 11 UPI Superior Judge Ingall Bull Fri-- day told the jury trying Paul A Wright for killing his wife and best friend that if it finds he "was unconscious at the time of the act you must acquit him" He completed his instructions at 5:35 after which the jurors went to dinner to begin deliberations at 8 It was 'one of thechief defense contentions that from the time Wright came upon his wife and John Kimmel in an embrace on the piano bench in their home last November 9 until he found himself standing over his fatally wounded victims with a pistol in his hand he was In the state of an amnesia victim or a sleepwalker Judge Bull said if the jury found indications Wright might have forgotten details after the shooting that "any lapse of memory since the commission of the crime is no defenSe: He said thedelendant is presumed to be conscious when 1 he acts as if he were The court pointed out that under California law a person who commits an act "without being conscious thereof" Is oneof the several types held not legally responsible John Kimmel in an embrace on the piano bench in their home last No- vember 9 until he found himself standing over his fatally wounded victims with a pistol in his hand he was in the state of an amnesia vic- tim or a sleepwalker Judge Bull said if the jury found Wright might have forgotten details atter the shooting that "any lapse of memory since the commission of the crime is 'no defenseH L' said thedelendo nt I presumed to be conscious when he acts as if he were The court pointed out that un- der California law a person who commits an act "without being con- scious thereof" Is oneof the several types held not legally responsible -Oa aNr1Wlaataa rea 11 tin Superior Judge Ingall Bull- day told the 'jury trying Paul A Wright for killing his wife and best friend that if it finds he "was unconscious at the time of the act you must acquit him" He completed his instructions at 535 after which the jurors went to dinner to begin delibera- tions at 8 It was Oneof theehief defense contentions that from the time Wright came upon his wife and a L-1 LI II k11 1- 1--at BuT A GENEJINE 4 gl11ING Bus i a 1--- -1 16) 1 Pr' -Irat 0 1 To Meet in Denver INDIANAPOLIS Feb 11 The committee on arrangements for the Disciples of Christ Friday selected Denver Colo to be hog city-for the 1938 international convention of the church The meeting will be held September 11 to 16 To The the lecti for tion will for se- tn- ng In- 0 itPEND hit Azcalprkizzik 93 SILK DRESSES $695 Values Navy's New Submarine Goes Into Commission FP WIRPHOTO Rebels Verge On New Push HENDAYE France at the Spanish Frontier Feb 11 Insur- gent commanders established bat tie lines Friday on the eastern Teruel front in preparation for a new offensive to drive a wedge between Valencia and Catalonia The line apparently centered on Escorthuela on the east side of the Altimbra river where insurgehtv alread -had st ten bened thertirsoesri: ons Government troops ineur- gent advices said had been with- drawn from the village Thirty persons were injured but none-Itilled-hran-trtstrrgenra in bombardment of Madrid Two hundred shells were estimated to have fallen in widely scattered areas between midnight and 2 a tn Government artillery wu reported to have caused an undelermine numbjr of casualties in a bombardment of Huesca in upper Aragon province If war comes to nazi Germany her military chieftains do not propose to lead armies unfamiliar with the Alps as these pictures of artillery Maneuvers indicate-- Above detachment begins a steep Alpine climb Below artillerymen carry guns 'to the top of the snow clad mountains Hospital Patient Dies After 130th Operation KANSAS CITY Feb 11 General hospital's "best customer" died here Friday after undergoing his one-hundred-thirtieth operation in two years He was Robert Graham 86 Physicians believe his operations set a national or world record The elderly patient underwent -operations so frequently to eliminate fluid around his heart that hospital atTendanti merely assigned him to a room and made out the necessary lengthy record each time he appeared nd-fottr-growirvhlidreir survive DE rigN DO DRY CLEANING COATS $69 Values L99 204sluc DRESSES $1095 Values St P199 SILK 110S 4t Sweaters Assorted Si) los and Colors $395 Values Oftt $1295 Sport and Fur-Trimmed Coats Ii in me -0 -NV -pairs As firdw 4 i I Pr 11v11''' 2 If war comes to nazi Germany her military chieftains do not propose to lead armies unfamiliar with the Alps as these plc-indications tures of artillery nianeuvers indicate Above detachment il be- gins a steep Alpine climb Below artillerymen carry guns to the top of the snow clad mountains 4 1E Rebels Verge Hospital Patient Dies Z-1 ie--- After 130th FUR 9 3 SILK ()II New Pusk KANSAS CITY Feb 11 Slieaters General hospital's "best customer" COATS Assorted Slytes and Colors r------ HENDAYE France at the Span- died here Friday after undergoing $69 Values $395 Values $695 Values Navy gent commanders establihed bat- 2 's New Submarine ish Frontier Feb 11 UPI Insist- his one-hundred-thirtieth operation 1 years Goes Into Comssion tie lines Friay on the eastern Te- ruel fron in preparation for a wo mi ew He was Robert Graham 86 99 (o 99 offensive to drive a wedge between Physicians believe hie operations set a alenca and Catalonia national or world record The Vi 121 A a The line apparently centered on huel of th elderly patient underwent -scoria on te eas sde opera- ir tions nd so frequently to eliminate fluid Altimbta river where insurgehts his heart that hospital at- $1295 Sport and Fur-Tri ou mmed Coats alread -had stten bened theirsos a is mmmm 42 499 Tendahts merely assigned him to a ons Government troops input- gent advices said had been with- room and made out the necessary th vill lengthy record each time he ap- ravrn rom age were injured but peered nol----111M-SEAL- Thirty persons 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