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A I yr MODERN TALJEAN' 'b' kw pa nn teot 1 11 0E11D ID I 1 41 I' 14 1 I a0i- )41Awe' 1'i cli: I CAW ITALI KEEPING Is 'Hands Off HOSPITAL SITE EYE ON 111ENNA In Austrian Crisis TBEE11113EN la0NE ABENT Hull Watching Devetopments Norris Fears War Attitude of Government Will Be to Stay at Home thing over with and then come back and live right" Kohler Holsclaw alias Frank Bent ly of Buchanan Mich former North Carolinian is telling his wife He escaped from the pen 12 years ago while serving a 30-year term for the 1920 love rivalry slaying of John Gabriel of Newton He had lived for 12 years in the Michigan city as a model citizen and only his fingerprints taken after an automobile accident revealed his identity His loyal wife knew his secret when she married him six years ago Ho Isclaw refused to allow Michigan friends to intervene in his behalf (Photo courtesy South Bend Ind Tribune) Engineer of Veterans' Admin' istration Will Visit 33 Cities in North Carolina Grand Council in Session Berlin Axis Strained No Troops Ordered to Border Only One Government Representative in Vienna Others Are in Berlin it112111111111111611WIMINE11 Moro Made Governor MANILA March (IP) President Manuel Quezon nominated Ombra Amilbangsa as governor of Sulu province today Ile became the first Moro to achieve such honor The an nouncement said that while Amilbangsa a member of the at Assembly professes the Mohammedan religion be does not practice polygamy INIMIEMIPM lownoimflion WASHINGTON March anxiously studied developments in Austria and central Europe tonight but maintained a "hands off" attitude Taking their lead from Secre- tary of State Hull they refrained from placing the United States in 11Fiii)( lc 3 the position of taking sides The Secretary said he had conferred with the President in the last two days on the situation in central Europe but without formulating a special policy He denied emphatically a rumor El II 01 LE AD Ell that the United States had urged Germany in a friendly way to be moderate in her treatment of Aus- Throws Support Behind Can tria Officials doubted that any ques- didacy of Kennedy for Coy tion regarding American recognition of the new Austrian govern- ernor of Pennsylvania Officials doubted that any question regarding American recognition of the new Austrian Brazilian Envoy Dies LIMA Peru March Lucillo Antonio Dacunha Bueno 52-year-old Brazilian diplomat who presented his credentials as ambassador to Peru In a ceremony yesterday died today of a heart attack He was an author and poet and his diplomatic as- signments included Berlin Bue- nos Aires Caracas Montevideo Copenhagen La Paz and 1 7 4 1 I 1 't1' "1 001': I Art 1' $4k! fk ilb' i i A 4 111 4'2 li i i li-e i i l' i'' '4- --447: 4 i '411-- '1'' 'f 424 1 1 Says Reich Finance Good BERLIN March it Hjalmar Schacht indicated today in a speech to Reichsbank shareholders that Germany's financial position was so good it would be an excellent move to give it the fullest publicity were it not that armament expenditures must be kept secret government would arise They believed it would be an internal change that would not call for a specific recoglition Such was the case when Kurt Schuschnieg the anti-Nazi Austrian Chancellor who has just resigned took over the Premiership after the assassination of his predecessor Do Senator Norris Independent of Nebraska commented to reporters that the developments in Austria "make you think there might be a war over there" Norris said the philosophy among many nations now seems to be that "if we can take you and you can't stop us we will do it" Senator Lewis Democrat of Illinois 'addressing the Senate before reports had been received that German troops were crossing the Austrian border asserted an "imminent conflict between Germany and Austria will lead to control of Austria by Germany" When control is obtained Lewis asserted "Germany will arrange with Italy to join Japan in carrying out complete possession of the Orient" Representative Brewster Republican of Maine expressed belief that the developments in Austria were not at all likely to lead to a general European war Even if they did he declared "there is absolutely no reason why the United States should be involved" BERLIN March 12--(Saturday) Adolf Hitler sent German troops into Austria during the night to make good the new Nazi government he established yesterday The troops were said by Deutsches Nachrichten bureau official German news agency at I a to be passing through Bohrbach near Linz Austria's Nazi hotbed Other reports which could not be confirmed said the troops already were in Linz At the same time a source which usually has proved reliable said that all members of the new Austrian cabinet except Chancellor Arthur Seysz-lnquart were closeted with Hitler at a late hour in the night Seysz-Inquart was in Vienna as the sole government representative while his ministers were away The troop movements became known a short time after the new Hitler-approved Chancellor asked for German help to preserve order A government spokesman declared that not a single German soldier entered Austria before the resignation of anti-Nazi Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg It was pointed out that the troops stood ready at the border but that Schuschnigg bowed to Hitler's ultimatum which was said to have given him one hour to quit ANOTHER TRIUMPH The coup was marked up as another triumph for Hitler's shock tactics By his moves Der Fuehrer virtually expanded his "Reich of all the Germans" by 32377 square miles and opened the way for Nazification of 7760000 of the 10000000 Germans outside the Reich which he mentioned in his February 20 Reichstag speech Interference by outside nations in the Austro-German affair was catergorically denied British Ambassador Sir Nevile Henderson visited the Foreign Office Friday afternoon to unconfirmable rumors as spokesman for both Britain and had no effect upon the drama unfolding itself in Austria (Both the French and British governments announced their ambassadors had protested in the strongest possible terms" to Germany) There was Jubilation coupled with a feeling of relief wherever Nazis met WAY Is GREASED "We didn't expect things toga so smoothy" one Nazi spokesman confided "Thank God no shots had to be exchanged between Germans and Austrians" A government spokesman admitted there were some "anxious hours" and exclaimed: "To think one traitor could maneuver two friendly peoples into such a bad position!" By "traitor" be meant Schusch- nigg who was stigmatized with this title by the press With Schuschnigg's 7 ROME March tur buient situation in Austria put the RomeBerlin axis under heavy strain tonight as Italy's grand coun cil reconvened An official announcement ac knowledged that Rome was in eon tact with Berlin keeping close watch on the rapidly changing pie ture The Ministry of Popular Culture however said that the contact merely was normal diplomatic in tercourse Its spokesman said Italy was exercising "every diplomatic reserve" The arrival of German troops in Austria towered over other mat ters among the councils agenda Foreign circles saw Italy on the horns of a dilemma and in a pre carious diplomatic position be cause of the Austrian situation Until ties between Italian and German foreign policy grew close the preservation of Austria's now imperilled independence had been a major point of Italian diplomacy1 But since the development of the Rome-Berlin axis diplomatic sources pointed out any appearance of Italian intervention on behalf of Austria would antagonize Hitler and Premier Benito Mussolini would be forced to abandon either Austria or Germany Italy not having completed her peace -making negotiations with Great Britain and having few other European ties therefore would face the peril of isolation should the axis break now these quarters said Italian protection of Austria in 1934 impelled her to rush troops to the Brenner pass as a warning against any Nazi coup after the assassination of Austria's Chancel lor Engelbert Dollfuss BIDING TIME Massing of Italian troops at the frontier now however was con sidered "most improbable" tin Paris Italy was said to have re jected a French suggestion of joint action) The Culture Ministry spokesman said his office would make no state ment on possible Italian troop movements Reports from Bolzano near the Halo-Austrian border however said no unusual movements were observed Communications across the Aus tro-Italian border being limited to only three practical through the Brenner San Cansisa and Tarvisio number of guards at the actual frontier are relatively small Italy however has from 100000 to 150000 troops at Milan Trieste Udine Bolzano and Bologna which might be moved to the border with lightning speed if necessary Although tension here increased noticeably as rumors and news poured in from Vienna Berlin and the rest of Europe the foreign press spokesman refused to enlarge on this brief oral statement: "In the face of contradictory re ports of a grave and delicate nature Italy is exercising every dip lomatic reserve The situation is so confused it is impossible to say anything" 12 HARRISBURG Pa March Senator Joseph Gut fey threw his support behind the I O-backed candidacy of Thomas Kennedy for Governor today in an open split with the Democratic organization in Pennsylvania Guffey long the leader of the party in the Keystone State made the break in indorsing the candidacy of the close associate of John Lewis and opposing that of Charles Alvin Jones choice of the State committee "In Pennsylvania the Democratic party cannot win without labor and labor cannot win without the Democratic party" Guffey said in Washington SUPPORTED Kennedy is lieutenant governor and secretary-treasurer of the United Mine Workers of America Gulley said that Kennedy in 1932 supported Roosevelt for the presidential nomination while Jones actively participated in a ''stop Roosevelt" movement He said Jones also opposed Governor Earle in 1934 "According to the rules of the game as know them" the senator said "Kennedy is much more entitled to the nomination than is Jones" Guffey's declaration immediately aroused speculation in politically-minded Washington It centered chiefly on the growing importance of Lewis I chief and head of the miners union and his potential power in the 1940 party conventions and elections In Harrisburg speculation turned at once to the effect of Guffey's stand on other State leaders and on county organizations It also centered interest anew on the four-way party scrap for the gubernatorial nomination which Governor George Earle has termed "a family argument" 3 Divorced BRIDGEPORT Conn March (iP) Harold I June wife of the fleet commander of the 1935 Byrd antarctic expedition won a divorce decree in superior court here today She charged the Stamford aviator and explorer with intolerable cruelty since his return from the antarctic circle The Junes were married February 5 1913 'Children Welcome Hoover KRAKOW Poland March 11 Hoover former President of the Untied States was welcomed by throngs of chil- dren as he arrived here today on his way to Warsaw Ile placed a wreath on the Woodrow Wilson monument and laid flowers on the graves of Marshal Joseph Pilsudski and Brig Gen Thadeus Kosciuszko of Amen can Revolution fame BY JESSE corrnELL The Observer Bureau 12311 NUL Neat Bide By Leaaed Wire WASIIINGTON March 11 Be ginning in Charlotte next Monday March 14 and concluding his work in that city April 6 Stratton Veterans- administration engineer will visit and Inspect 33 North Carolina cities as possible sites for the new one-and-a-half million dollar veterans' hospital Mr Stratton is one of the best known engineers of the Veterans' Eldministration and during the last several years has been entrusted by the hospital board with the making of preliminary surveys for the Ion tion Of veterans' hospitals The last job he completed was in Tennessee where he made an extensive study of middle Tennessee sites for a hospital and subsequently placed a $1623000 institution on the Stone river near Murfreesboro This hos pital was the last authorized before it was decided to establish a new facility in North Carolina MINUTE STUDY While Charlotte and neighboring cities have not been regarded by some as contenders for the new hos pital it was stated today at the Veterans' administration that re gardless of what local viewpoints might be Mr Stratton would make a minute study of available sites in the vicinity of Charlotte Gastonia Concord and neighboring localities of 10000 population and more with the view of finding the most suitable site for the hospital On his preliminary trip through North Carolina Mr Stratton will meet with local committees hear statements that they may have to make and all data that they may have to offer If the Veterans' administration follows its usual policy it will select a site of 600 to 1200 acres drained by a good stream of pure water where there is an elevation for the several buildings that would be constructed and where the climate is the most salubrious in the State ITINERARY While the rivalry in North Caro lina is considered intense for this iospital it is expected that the Veterans' administration will puti the welfare of the future patients foremost rather than local or po litical influences It also was stated today that since the hospital was to go to North Carolina and with the administrations' hands untied the suitability of the location would be the only consideration Mr Stratton's Itinerary follows: Monday March 14 Charlotte Wednesday March 16 Gastonia Concord Albemarle and Salisbury Thursday March 17 Statesville and High Point Friday March 18 Winston-Salem Monday March 21 Greensboro Burlington Durham and Raleigh Thursday March 24 Wake Forest Rocky Mount and Wilson Friday March 25 Greenville and Williamston Saturday March 26 Washington: Monday March 28 New Bern and Kinston Tuesday March 29 Goldsboro and Wilmington Thursday March 31 Lumbeton and Fayetteville Friday April 1 Dunn Erwin and Fuquay Springs: Saturday April 2 Sanford 3nd Southern Pines: Monday April 4 Aberdeen Rae ford and Gibson Tuesday April 5 Rockingham: Wednesday April 8 Charlotte 10 RALEIGH March Wilson said tonight he did not expect Kohler Holsclaw to arrive at Central prison until tomorrow afternoon or Sunday to begin completion of his prison term for murder Two North Carolina officers left here this week for Michigan to claim Holsclaw who had lived in Buchanan Mich for 12 years under the name of Frank Bent ly and worked for a public utility concern 410 GASTON MEETS TODAY Austria Capitulates In Anti-Hitler Fight ow-w1 m14ii1 Indorsement of Jake Newell for State Chairman Will Be Considered Ship Tenn Tin Plate BREVIINGIIAM Ala March 11 first shipment of tin plate from the new $29000000 plant of the Tennessee Coal Iron Railroad Co here was on the way to Tampa Fla today be made into the first cans actually produced south of the I Ohio river Schuschnigg Gives Up Leaves Cabinet Nazi Sympathizer Succeeds Him as German Army Rolls Into Country SENATORS VOTE FOR TRUST FOE Group Indorses Arnold Enemy of Monoply for Assistant Attorney General Bus Plunge Drowns 12 MANILA March UP) Twelve persons drowned late Wednesday when a motor bus plunged from a pier Into the sea at Palupandan Negros Occidental province reports reaching here today said Tax Deadline Near Special to The Observer GASTONIA March 11--A several-sided contest over chairmanship of the Republican party in Gaston county 'was predicted here today as Republican leaders from the six townships of the county prepared to meet in convention at the courthouse here at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon While no one has announced publicly an intention to seek the chairmanship leaders said several members of the party were planning to make a race for the seat held by the late Barkley whose recent death left it vacant Eli Lineberger former sheriff is temporary chairman of the convention and Love Jones is secretary The question of the indorsement of Jake Newell of Charlotte for State Republican chairman will come before the convention 8 isua uon 1 the Austrian chapter may be con- sidercd closed as far as further Nazi WASHINGTON March 11-4r1 are just four more days worry for Minx Federal Income tax about It i concerned for filing Federal income tax resignation MORE ABOUT returns Treasury officials piont ed out today Returns must be brought or mailed to the nearest internal revenue collector' office In order to reach him before mid night of Tuesday March 15 Flynn's Yacht Floated ROSTON March (on tug tonight pulled Movie Actor Errol Fl3rnn's recently purchased ketch-rigged yacht Sirocco off Roston harbor mudbank and towed her into port for exami: nation and a fresh start for Miami where she will be boarded by her owner 4 WASHINGTON -4arch Thurman Arnold said today he was anxious to break up monopoly whereupon a Senate judiciary subcommittee promptly approved his nomination to be as sistant attorney general During the hearing senators frequently referred to the Yale law teacher's best-seller "The Folklore of Capitalism" several copies of which were strewn about the committee table Senator Borah Republican of Idaho whose long fight against monopoly was described in the book as sincere but futile asked Arno'd several questions among them: "Do you believe in breaking up monopoly?" "Certainly Senator" was the re ply Arnold's nominaton to succeed Robert Jackson now solicitor general was approved by the votes of Senators Hughes Democrat of Delaware Norris Independent of Nebraska Neely Democrat of Virginia and O'Mahoney Democrat of Wyoming Senators Borah and Burke Democrat of Nebraska reserved their votes saying they might cast them when the nomination comes before the full committee REPORT OF TVA SHORTAGE CONTRADICTED BY ELLIOTT WASHINGTON March Senator McKellar Democrat of Tennessee read to the Senate today a letter from Acting Comptroller General Elliott denying that the accounting office had reported a $10000000 shortage in TVA accounts McKellar said that Elliott's letter refuted charges made in the Senate by Senator Bridges Republican of New Hampshire that the TVA accounts were short 5 DISAPPEARS WITH $150 EDWARD A OUINTARD PICKED FOR AIR CORPS RALEIGH March die Berlinskl State college athlete from Bloomfield is one of six students at the college selected for special training by the Army Air corps Others se lected were Roger Mass of Bell sire Ohio Rudolph Seymour of Cary Oliver Salmela of East Weymouth Mass Edward A Quintard of Charlotte and Arthur Strickland of Louisburg HITLER MOVES STARTS ON PAGE ONE percussions of German action against Austria on Anglo-German relations CHAMBERLAIN IN SPOT Hitler's bold move particularly was a bitter one if not a fatal one for Chamberlain's new foreign policy of "realistic" dealings with dictators which resulted in the resignation February 20 of Anthony Eden as foreign secretary The Austrian-born Chancellor of Germany gave Chamberlain a piece of realism which was a severe blow to negotiations for an Anglo-German agreement Diplomatic sources here summed up the days developments as "Austria's complete collapse under the worst threats of German militarirm" Czechoslovakian quarters meanwhile said their vulnerable country next to Austria and Germany was taking the utmost care to tread warily in the grave central European crisis "We are not mobilizing but we are watching the situation most closely" one Czech official said "We are sitting tight and keeping calm" 10 to Issue New Bonds a WASHINGTON March Treasury announced to day that $450646900 In new 104 year per cent bonds will be issued to holders of 3 per cent Treasury notes maturing March IL Holders of that amount of notes out of a total of 3455173 000 have accepted the Treasury's offer to exchange emimmoo-wmimm Church Foe of Dictators around Fatherland front headquarters at 11 but disorders broke out again a half hour later Rain squalls failed to dampen enthusiasm of Nazi crowds A barracks of the Sturmkorps anti-Nazi army was stormed by the jubilant demonstrators Eight Sturmkorps men were injured A press bureau official discussing the German ultimatum said that at first Hitler had demanded the plebiscite be secret Austria met the demand Then he demanded that it be postponed and Austria gave in again Vienna reports said that Czech frontier guards had been increased on the Austrian border but that there had been no mobilization order in Czechoslovakia At 12:45 a Saturday a Vienna radio announcer began broadcasting to the nation a descripticn of Vienna streets telling how "German police" were marching jubilantly in the city He said that in front of the German Tourist bureau masses saluted Hitler The announcer called a "man from the street" to the microphone The man shouted: "Austria is free! Heil Hitler! Scuschnigg is gone! We feel all right!" A radio announcement said Seysz-lnquart sent a message calling on Nazis to "preserve the excellent discipline which has been a fine example to the world in this historic hour" TAKE OVER COMMUNICATIONS The Vienna police chief disclosed that Gestapo (German secret police) agents had taken over control of telephone exchanges equipped to listen to conversations For three hours during last night's conferences no one left or entered the chancellery Shortly after 10 Nazi guard troops formations replaced city police guarding the building Among the Nazi guards were many who served prison terms for participation in the Nazi putsch which resulted in the assassination of Chancellor Dollfuss in 1934 They sent to a nearby restaurant for wine as the time began to weigh heavily on their hands Before Schusehnigg stepped out old Heimwehr meh appealed to Fascist Prince Ernest Rudicer von Starhemberg former vice chancellor to return from his Swiss honeymoon and reorganize his now disbanded private army The prince who organized his army to fight Nazis and Social ists in Austria was married last December to the Viennese Actress 1 1Nora Gregor Some political observers predicted he was out of politics for good Some 10000 unemployed laborers were being outfitted last night with Heimwehr uniforms and weapons When disorderly elements tried to demonstrate after midnight Nazi orderlies appeared shouting: 'Quiet! Discipliner' A store window which displayed a picture of Schuschnigg was smashed and the picture elestroved Graz Styrian Capital and Nazi strorighold looked like a beleaguered city yesterday Soldiers and rolice atandirt in Places shoulder tr) FhmultiPt deiced all imrortant avenues Tte bust-reel was isolated Housewives rushed frattically STARTS ON PAGE ONE cellery balcony Friday morning Seysz-Inquart declared: "I wish Austria fortunate happy return to the German fatherland "Make no disturbance tonight March home in an orderly manner" Inside Schuschnigg made final arrangements for Nazis to take over power He was in the same room in which his assassinated anti-Nazi predecessor Engelbert Dollfuss died July 25 1934 Schuschnigg had broadcast to the nation a moving address in which he declared Le President "aauthor-1 izes me to inform the Austrian people that we yield to force" His broadcast ended with a wish that "God will protect Austria" He said: "Today we have been confronted with a difficultl and decisive situation "I am authorized to report to the Austrian people on the events of the day "The German government presented the Federal (Austrian) president with an ultimatum with a time limit according to which he had to appoint as Chancellor a candidate who would be proposed to him and appoint a government according to the dictates of the German reich "Otherwise German troops would march into Austria at the hour named "I declare before the world that reports which were spread in Austria that there have been labor disputes that streams of blood were flowing that the government was not master of the situation and eculd not keep order were invented from A to YIELDS TO FORCE "The Federal president authorizes me to inform the Austrian people that we yield to force "Because even in this grave hour we are not minded at any price to shed German blood we have given our armed forces an order that in case invasion is carried out tley are to withdraw without resistance and await decisions on the hours which are to come "The president has entrusted General Schilhawsky inspector general of troops with command of armed forces Through him further instructions will be riven to the armed forces 'So in this hour I say goodbye with the heartfelt wish that God will protect Austria" Reports that Field Marshal Her' mann Wilhelm Goering Hitler's right hand man was in Vienna were denied in all authoritative quarters (Reports in London said Goering end Rudolph Hess another of Hitler's ranking aids would address Austrian people in Vienna) It was reported reliably that Vienna's Catholic mayor Richard Schmitz had resigned One rumor was that he had been arrested Toward midnight (Nazi guard troops) men spread a huge Nazi flag over the yellow sofa on which Dollfuss slowly bled to death in the July 25 1934 putsch Other Nazi's draped swastika banners on the balcony from which Major Emil Fey former head of the police had appealed to the crowds during the Dollfusq crisis PROMISED PROTECTION A source close to Seysz-Inquart said Schuschnigg was "being promised protection and we suppose he'll stay in Austria" Quiet was restored to the area Nazifleation of the little State will proceed now according to schedule for the police are in Nazi hands with Austrian storm troops ready to assist as the German storm troops assisted during the first months of the Nazi revolution in Germany The army it was felt here will cbey the new chancellor automatically INDEPENDENT? It was emphasized in Nazi circies that Hitler has no desire to have Austria made a part of Germany The State is to remain independent in the same sense that the free city of Danzig is independent of the Reich they said But in form of government world outlook and Internal organization it will be a miniature Germany taking its orders in the last analysis fiom the would-be 'leader of all tile Germans" as Hitler often is Getman Nazis cannot understand how Sehuschnigg could believe he could get away with his plebiscite plan Referring to Schuschnigg's mobilization of troops before his resignation one Nazi said SHEER MADNESS 'It was sheer madness of him to think he could save himself by Cid ling the class of 1915 to the colors Those men 23 years old like Ell young people were of course Nazis as indeed were most of the Austrian army" Schuschnigg's mobilization ()niers came after it became known that German soldiers were being concentrated at Munich about 40 miles from the border The Germans start ea mobilizing Thursday night and were moving toward the border all during yesterday About 5000 soldiers including 2- 000 cavalrymen were at Kiefersfelden near Kufstein and tanks end anti-aircraft were seen standing about There were about 3000 infantry at Rosenheim At Munich all schools had to be closed to make room for reserve troops No afternoon newspapers appeared since their trucks had been requisitioned and many employes drafted Large contingents of Hitler's personal bodyguard were transferred during the night from Berlin to Munich It became known that the newly created privy council had met for the first time under the chairmanship of Baron Konstantiit von Neurath former Foreign Minister In AS lArtohlir AIIJ'n It tuft 111C created privy council had met for the first time under the ship of Baron Konstantrn von rath former Foreign Minister In 4651fiAtI) Greensboro Lad 11 Forgets Grocery Going GREENSBORO March Everett Wray 11 son of Mr arid Mrs Wray of this city whose youthful wanderings have caused his parents considerable concern on previous occasions is gone again The lad was given $150 to go to a neighborhood grocery store Saturday night and he hasnl been back home since according to a report filed at police headquarters The lad went off on a jaunt about January 1 and was found a few days later in New York City Back in 1936 he yielded to a similar impulse and was not found for several days His varents say the boy is capable of taking care of himself under ordinary circumstances It's the uncertainty that causes the greatest concern it was stated Police in a number of cities have been 0- Medicated with throat soothing ingredients of Vick VapoRub ivnigthintghrrMeoitideinsooctasttheod-f REYNOLDS AND POPE VISIT AT EDENTON EDENTON March II United States Senators Pope of Idaho and Reynolds of this State stopped off here for supper tonight on their way from Ahoskie where tilt addressed a crop control meeting to Elizabeth City where they will spend the night They reached here before dark and Senator Pope was shown the historical spots Tomorrow the party will take the Idaho statesman down the coast to Kitty Hawk and Fort Raleigh And fill him up with more lore While here the Vigitors were the guests of Holland and Postmaster Kramer A half hundred or so of the town chieftains mingled with them at the Hotel Joseph Hewes 6 ylco-rJavDROP KNOXVILLE Tenn March united church as a de: tense against "dictatorships" was advocated here by Dr Henry Leiper of New York secretary of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America Insect Pest On Run WASHINGTON March fight against the parasitic screw worm in the South: eamtern States has progressed so well the Bureau of Entomology said today that the government has withdrawn from active participation in the eradication cam Ford Renews Old Friendship POCLAN Ga March 11-41) Ford the automobile manufacturer renewed a friend' ship of 25 years ago today when he called on Chase Osborn former Governor of Michigan who has a winter home near here Ford was accompanied by a secretary and several young men companions including a nephew Robert Bryant JUDGE GLENN IMPROVED CE aggi FAB ecliK LABAugt otiiy from grocery store to grocery store trying to purchase food Military columns with fixed bayonets and full field equipment marched up and down the streets Hitler!" greetings were heard everywhere in Graz even under the noses of the soldiers In outlying sections of Graz civilians yesterday gathered in front of machinegun squads singing the Horst Wesel Nazi marching song RUN ON BANKS A run was started on Vienna savings banks before they closed for the day Depositors demanded any part of their accounts they could obtain Hundreds of terror-stricken Jews were endeavoring to leave Vienna All Vienna saloons were ordered closed Friday Saturday and Sunday nights This was done to forestall not only political actions but also political talk In Innsbruck thousands of demonstrators participated in stormy parades Uniformed A and Hitler Youth units participated The head of the Austrian official azency resigned He will be replaced by a representative of the official German) news agency Marchers in Vienna streets often broke into the gooce-step with agility indicating previous practice One store sold 10P00 yards of cloth which the Nazis were dyeing brown for use in makits uniforms JAPANESE VOTE BILLION FOR CONQUEST OF CHINA TOKYO March The House of Peers today passed the supplementary military budget calling for appropriation of 4830600- 000 yen (S1401650000) to rneet the costs of the war in China in 193a The measure which wag passed by the lower House last Tuesday went to Emperor Hirohito for approval of the total 3257000000 yen OM will go to the army 1043000000 yen 4301 to th navy and the remEnder will be held in reserve Physician Notes Gain in Jurist's Fight for Life CHESTER March 11--oP)-- Slight improvement in the condition of District Judge Lyles Glenn seriously ill at his home here of heart trouble and a kidney malady was reported today Dr William Henry one of the jurists physicians sar1 at midafternoon that Judge Glennls pulse rate was slov4er and his blood pressure near normal His general condition the doctor said was -slightly improved" Judge Glenn has suffered recurrent heart attacks during the last several days and his illnecs had been regarded as crcal He had a Lttle better nght last mitt Dr Henry sad Hull Awaits British Move chairmanWASHINGTON March 11-1 Neu-is up to Great Britain Secretary Hull indicated todayIlvrmed sources said the council had to make the next move in the approved staking everything at this ownership problem invoking the upon making Schuschnigg rear mldpacifie islets of Canton and the road for nazification of Aut Lnderbury Hull Is ho was in- tria 10 atrumental in establishing 11 Hawaiian-American colonists on Among those who joined Mr and the Islands adopted a make-us-1 Mrs Harry Mitchell when they gin-offer attitude and said Brit- celebrated 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