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PAGE MORNING AVALANCHE Lubbcck, Texos; Friday, April 4, 1941 Nazis Demand Yugoslavia To Reject Democratic Influence TT I. i lunc in 1340 Kilocycles; Radio Station KFYO TO START WORK WACO, April 3 W.PJ—Construc- tion will begin immediately on the city's new municipal airpovt, it was announced today following approval of the site. E. Travis Fort Worth, regional Civil MOST PREFER AIR AUSTIN, April 3 Nearly one-half of the nation's college youths would prefer to fight in the air, rather than on land or water, student opinion surveys reported today. The air corps got the vote of 48 per cent of collegians inter- Aeronautics authority airport en- gineer, announced last night that viewed.

irA proposed location had been Only okayed. A local bond issue of to leave Vchool" to v.mimecr 5100.000 to match federal funds fighters for thr (Jr.ited xvas voted for construction of the this nation rent an army to aid field. Demobilization Also Is Sought April 3. Hi I fl Cl'YlYIrt I TIP I -I- t-L-V JL VJy JL BREEZY CROSBY SQUARE a a To others, these distinguished, handsome Crosby Squares speak volumes about your faultless judgment in selecting them. To TOU they're i constant joj-.

Their refreshing coolness helps keep up the rigor that seeps sway so easily on sultry days. Ventilated Crosby Square don't rum wide welcome breezes, but invite them in to keep yoor feet cool ind comfortable. Stop in step into pair now. American influence in her and forr-ian affairs ap- jpearerj tomcht to be the German condition for re-storing normal re- jlations that kingdom. I ft was emphasized that no offi- jcial or was an- any Gorman lenns but it was observed that nothing was changed in Germany's long-stand- in" determination to eliminate Knslnnd us a political influence in the American influence whatever it be, was fast becoming as offensive to Berlin as English attempts to shape Balkan policies.

Demobilization Sought It was also stated hy careful observers that demobilization of the Yugoslav army at least to peace time basis, could be logical demand by some elements in Germany. No one in a responsible position would any the door has been completely closed to helpful negotiations nor precisely what Germany would consider adequate adjustment. But it was obvious that the reich was concerned by reports of intensive military preparations in Yugoslavia. German press dispatches said the Serb mobilizations was in fuK swing. Germany also was seriously and publicly taking account of the in- crcasinK force of British troops in Greece and their occupation of positions up the Yugoslav border.

Presx Accuses Contemplation of these troops in a Balkan position which the Axis has proclaimed its own exclusive sphere of influence recalled the oft-repeated German comment that the enemy would be struck wherever he appears. The German pre.s.-; began tonight to accuse Yugoslavia of regressive designs on Austria. Observers remarked on the similarity of the situation to the dark- days of Polish crisis of summer, 1930. Then, Germany was astir with stories that certain Polish generals were talking about Polish occupation of East Prussia. Relations between Berlin and Belgrade continued tense and, in many respects, unclear.

Authorized comment remained guarded. However, it became more obvious that Germany is especially irritated by what Germans call Yugoslav tolerance of foreign influence in her national politics. Helatioru Detoriorata Unaccountably, Yugoslav-German relations seem to be deteriorating more rapily than Yugoslav Lefthanders Swing Wicked Dnhprt Hnlt Left Hook In Self Defense IS Given Sentence CHICAGO, April 3. Lefthanders tired of being pushed around by a right- handed world uncorked a f-dst left hook today in defense of their rights. They announced formation of the International A.s.«ocia- tion for the Protection o( the Rights of Lefthanders and made arrangements for their first annual banquet in the newly-christened portside room of a loop hole).

"We're tired of playing coif on courses laid out for right- handers, using rishthand gear shifts on automobiles, and sitting to dinner tables laid for said President Henry Hunter, a radio actor. In Left Cheek "We insist that Jefthanded persons should be allowed to take their oath in court and in office the left hand; that buttons on men's clothes should be reversed for southpaws, and that musical Instruments should be designed for Icfthanded musicians." The are out to call attention to the famous lefthanders in history, past and present. They point, with left forefinger, of course, to Alexander the Great, Michael Anselo. Leonardo da Vinci, George VI of Kngland and Vice President Henry A. Wallace.

"We want to crush once and for all this silly notion that southpaws are any more maladroit or any less skillful, lalfinli'cl. adept or dextrous than righthanders," proclaimed President Hunter, with tongue in cheek. 'floricms Hew Jewelry Sifts FOR EASTER RAFTER MAHY MONTHS TO PAY ctFrs OPEN AN ACCOUNT relations Italy. Fnr one thing, it is understood here that German nationals and diplomatic representatives are departing for home with a greater urgency than appears to be impelling the Italians. There is no comment here on certain rumors that a chance exists for some effort toward mediation between Yugoslavia and Italy.

Official silence continued respecting an expected German public declaration anent seizure of Axis ships in the western hemisphere, but there were indications ot plenty of activity beneath the surface. Spokesmen reiterated that the declaration will come and in an orderly manner, "the United States being the first act in the drama." Then, one sifter another, the Germans will handle the situations created by ship seizures in Latin American countries, it was stated. Informed sources put the toll Reslauranf Man Is About To Go Bats Over Rats And Cats HIGHLAND, April 3. nj P.I—pete Lear, proprietor of a restaurant who apparently is about go bats over rats and cats inserted the following ad in a local paper: "To Rcl! or give away: fi- year-old Maltese cat about to become a mother and good ratter. So are all her offspring, hue we just can't stand this critter's prolific nature any longer.

Twice yearly the mother of five to seven kit- tr-ns for five years is quite enough. We're through if she isn't. The cats are more trouble than the rats. Who her." More Air Training Schools Are Planned WASHINGTON, April 3. Secretary Stimson announced thr- army air corps planned to (tslabii.sh more than three score new schools to permit training of 30,000 pilots a year.

L'ndcr the latest air force cx- pansicm for which Congress voted funds last weeks. 100,000 technicians an; to be trained annually irtsleiid of tin- present 45,000. Stirnsoii this would recjuire t-arly $29.000.000 outlay for iifw schools at Biloxi, and Wichita Falls, Texas, and for additional housing at existing schools. Thu 10 flying schools for basic or training to be established immediately are to be located at Macon and Albany, Ga Selma. Ellington field and Victoria.

Bakersfield, Taft, and Mather field. Phoenix, nncl Las Vegas, Nev. Yugoslav Coup Sheds New Light On Balkans MOSCOW, April 3. (U.R) The authoritative army newspaper organ Red Star in the first Russian comment on the Yugoslav situation, said today that the Yugoslav coup had changed the Balkan situation and initiated a new phase in southeastern Europe. Without expressly stating the Russian government attitude, the newspaper cited the Yugoslav government declaration of "the determined will of the people to i pui me toil c- taken by German battleships and feervc ari i defend the country's in- submarines in the Atlantic from dependence." submarines in the Atlantic from March Ifi to March at 367,800 tons of merchant shipping.

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The navy organ Red Fleet commented similarly and emphasized the importance of British naval victories. Germans Comment On Yugoslav Situation BERLIN. April 3. Official Germans found three noteworthy facts in the Yugoslav situation today, namely: present Yugoslav government, in the German view, keeps the people in darkness concerning far-reaching serious effects of the coup d'etat. diplomats over- sens and even a certain mission in Europenn capitals are engaged in anti-German activity.

new government tolerates continuous interference by overseas ami European powers non-indigenous (raumfrrmdi to Rnlkans, both with affairs of the Ralkans in general and Yugoslavia in particular. LIQUOR REVENUE UP AUSTIN, April 3. (U.RJ—Income from sale of state liquor, wine, beer, cigarpt. and note tax stamps in March was S15i.5n-J.fi8 above rorrcsnomling month of 1940. State Treasurer Charley Lockhart announced lociny.

The total collection was SI.265.749. CORNS GO FAST! Quickly Relieved This Dr. Scholl's Zino-rndj initnmly tor- ehoc friction: lift prcuurc. Relief THE NAT prevent Qi remove corns liictl All of only on Or. LUBBOCK SANITARIUM CLINIC MEDICAL, SURGICAL DIAGNOSTIC GENERAL SUHGERY Or.

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(U.P) Debonair Robert Holt, -57, faced' life imprisonment today after his cons-iction of swindlins an aped Warren, couple of their life savings, lie was sentenced as a habitual criminal. Holt was found Kuilty yesterday of bilking Mr. and Mrs. Goolsbpc of $20,000 in a planted wallet game last Feb. 7.

The Goolsbee's testified that they found a wallet containing S50 and a bond salesman's credentials. They returned it to the salesman, refused a $50 reward, but accepted a "tip" on an investment. String Of Arrests The 'salesman," the couple recounted at the trial, persuaded them to withdraw their money from a bank and turn it over to r.im for the investment. The money and the salesman then disappeared. Holt, suave, soft-spoken Dallas confidence man, had a siring of aliases and a record of 23 arrests Detroit to Los Angeles.

His wife, Hszcl. was charged with receiving and concealing of the Gool.sbee's money. Her trial was to "have opened today but. it was postponed until Coolsoee, who was to appear ugnmst her. recovers from a collapse he suffered when Holt was sentenced.

Revocation Of Radio Licenses Vacated WASHINGTON. April 3. The Federal Communications commission vacated today an order revoking the licenses six lexas radio stations. The commission a 90 days KRB4. Lufkin; KSAM, Huntsvillc KTBC Austin; KNET.

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