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THE GAZETTE AND DAILY, YORK, PA. FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 1, 1937. BLUM IS NEW YEAR BUSINESS MUST SLIGHT HOPE FOR MARSHAL CHANG EVE PLEA FOR PEACE CLEAR WEATHER TO GREET NEW YEAR VIGILANT BREAKS 50-YEAR RECORD (Continued from Firt Page) (By The Associated Fresaj High temperatures and warm IS SENT TO JAIL RECOGNIZE LABOR POPE'S RECOVERY armies against all possible aggres Spain Orders Release of $400,000 U. S. Cargo Emergency Legislation To Block Any Further Shipments Will Apply Alike To Both Sides In Strife rains accompanying the last day of 1936 will be replaced tonight by clear skies and a sudden drop to sion.

"It has strengthened the bonds uniting France with all peaceful below freezing, the weather bu rcau said today. powers. The government has not nL failed to take initiative which could Lewis Says Must Choose Be Rebel Leader Who Kidnaped Rain fell in most parts of the state with the mercury register No Opposition For Posts Of Pipemen At Annual Election Clogged Vein In Leg Cleared And Local Circulation Is Restored tween Self Destruction And lead Europe away from imminent Chiang Kai-Shek Sentenced To Ten Years In Prison dangers and has not retarded any of Peaceful Profit-Making the offers which could reestablish reciprocal understanding and collaboration between the nations of Europe." BLACK RE-ELECTED HEAD MIGHT BE PARDONED THE STAGE IS SET ing in the BO's in many sections. Farmers feared the unseasonal warmth might induce plant growth that would only be killed by sudden, sharp cold. The cold wave is sweeping toward Pennsylvania from the west.

Temperatures are expected to drop almost 30 degrees. (By The Associated Press) France, the premier said in a dis Washington, Dec. 81. Responding for ita delivery, George M. Black was re-elected (By The Associated Frew) 1 (By The Ablated Press) The Spanish response was espe to representations by the United president of the Vigilant Fire com Dec.

31. Marshal Chang Hsueh-Llanr, who led a revolt in sianea moving out, oi depression, re- -Washington, Deo. I covery is "certain" and strikes must Lew)g presiuent of tUe United Mine pany at the annual election held last evening. He had no opposition as not delay that recovery. States, Spanish, Loyalists today ordered the release of a $400,000 American cargo which was aboard a Span cially heartening to some members of congress who had feared that the Loyalists in Spain might resent the Roosevelt administration's present Shansl province and held General Workers, said tonight American In dustry must choose between self-de was the case with many other officers lsslmo Chiang Kai-Shek captive (or thirteen days, today was sentenced ish eteamer drafted suddenly into the struction and peaceful profit-making' UTILITIES PREPARING elected last night, some of whom have been serving in the respective Loyalist service.

effort to prevent shipment of air planes and motors to them. with the cooperation of union labor. to ten years in prison, but persons close to the government believed he MAJOR ADDITIONS "The stage is set," Lewis said In a The Spanish government also gave offices for some time past. Administration leaders, completing plans for emergency legislation to The election was one of the quiet would be pardoned soon. New York, Dec.

31 (AP). J. F. assurance that the Archer Daniels company of Minneapolis, owners bf New Year radio talk. "Industry can go forward with profit to its in The military affairs commission, block such shipments, emphasized it est ever held by the company in years, only ninety-six ballots being PROTEST NAZI DRIVE ON CHRISTIANITY vestors, and with security to our cit iFogarty, president r' the North American a leading utility sys Bitting as a court martial with Gen would apply alike to both sides in.

the the shipment of flaxseed, would be reimbursed for any damage suffered. izenship; or it can elect to destroy eral Chiang presiding, handed down Spanish strife. tem, reported today major conditions PAIN IS LESSENED (By The Associated Press) Vatican City, Dec. 31. A small ray of hope pierced the' cold mists hanging over Vatican City tonight with revelations that the clogged vein in the Pope's left leg had cleared and that local circulation had been restored.

The general circulatory condition, however, continued critical and there still were clots in the Pontiff's blood stream that might bring death at any moment. The terrific pain, which it was disclosed today had caused the Pope to groan aloud throughout the night Tuesday, lessened somewhat and the Holy Father was noticeably more cheerful. He told attendants he knew that he now is cured. His physician, Dr. Amantl Mllnai, however, shook his head, observing that despite the Pontiff's condition is most critical.

It was disclosed today that the Pope had suffered for three months itself by blindly following its unrea- The cargo was aboard the steamer cast There were only contests for the offices of assistant hose directors and alternate delegate to the state Firemen's convention. Charles Land is to generating facilities were being lnfr preJudIcelf Rnd rctusln(r t0 Robert Cuse, Jersey City airplane broker, who has obtained a license made by operating units of the sys conform to the modern concept of to export $2,777,000 of planes and and Charles Burke were elected as proper industrial relationships." Motomar, bound from Buenos Aires to Edgewater, N. when the ship was ordered into Vera CTuz, Mexico. Authoritative sources reported it was sent there to pick up some American- tem in anticipation of continued increase in demand for electricity and motors to Spain, issued a statement Lewis Is head of a drive to union slstant hose directors. Raymond Behm was elected alternate delegate declaring it would be contrary to the were slated for installation In 1938.

ize mass production industries. Catholic Cardinal Deplores "Electricity had a more important to the state convention. He blamed "the du Fonts" for cur constitution to stop him now. Rent on stopping him, nevertheless, made airplanes which had bee.i sold to a Mexican company and resold to role in American life during 1936 rent strikes in General Motors corpo- It was said that this was the first time in fifty years that there was no was Chairman Pittman Nev.) of "Alienation Of Germany's Youth From The Church" than ever before," he said in a year- ration plants, assailed the steel in the Senate Foreign Relations com mittee. contest for the positions of pipemen.

end statement. "Its increased use, both in greater quantities and new 0 The election board was composed dustry of munitions intended for use in strikes and maintained the soft coal industry had broken its con applications, reflected continued im He said a resolution he would ask congress to approve next week would contain a retroactive clause cancel DENOUNCE BOLSHEVISM of M. E. Brlnser, judge; William Miller and Murray Ness, inspectors, and John Shider' and Jerry Kottcamp, the prison sentence together with Ave years' deprivation of civil rights, authoritative sources disclosed. This was the "young marshal's" punishment for the mutiny which lie led December 12 Sianfu, capital of Shensl province, where he held the Generalissimo prisoner nearly two weeks.

Authoritative reports that Marshal Chang, former overlord of Manchuria, was sentenced to spend the next decade in jail, were followed (luickly by others that he would be pardoned tomorrow. Officials, however, refused t6 confirm this They said such a solution of China's crisis was "possible but not assured." With conclusion of today's court Inartial the country generally considered the incident of the Sianfu revolt closed. Nanking continued to receive reports that troops in Shensi tract with the miners. provement in general business." The coming year, Lewis said, would He estimated electric output of ling the Cuse license. Berlin, Dec.

31. Germany's church see an "unparalled growth" In or North American subsidiaries in the Spanish government. (Efforts to learn whether the United States had licensed the exportation of such planes recently were futile, tho Munitions commission declining to give out the Information until its annual report goes to congress next week). Release of the Motomar's cargo was ordered after the State department had called attention of the Spanish ambassador to its diversion, and had inquired what steps were being made The resolution, to be introduced in es tonight faced the new year with with an acute varicose vein condi ganized labor's "numerical strength." creased 10 per cent over 1935 fig clerks. The monthly meeting of the com pany w'ill be held this evening, start ing at 7:30 o'clock.

renewed protests against what their tion and that only one other man in SDokesmen called the Jazi drive the Vatican knew it his thin, old against Christianity. The officers elected without valet Chevalier Giovanni Malvestiti. the House by Chairman McReynolde Tenn.) of the Foreign Affairs committee, would give President Roosevelt power to prohibit munitions shipments to nations suffering internal strife. WILLIAM H. LLOYD Michael Cardinal von Faulhaber, in GERARD SWOPE LOOKS The two sought in vain to effect a opposition are as fololws: a New Year's eve sermon in Munich, LAW PROFESSOR DIES President, George M.

Black; first cure with their own remedies, keep FOR CONTINUANCE OF deplored sharply "the alienation of injr the Pontiff's illness secret. vice-president, S. Forry Laucks; second vice-president, N. C. May; Philadelphia, Dec.

31. (AP). Germany's youth from the church." BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT With, sedatives administered to William Henry Lloyd, 66, for twenty 'We already had this battle against recording secretary, E. B. Warner; permit him to rest, the Pontiff slept Schenectady, Dec.

31 (AP). Gerard years a professor of law at the unl- assistant recording secretary, D. C. more peacefully last night and today church and Christianity sixteen years ago," he said. "In those days it was NEW WALKOUTS Swope, president of the General versity of Pennsylvania, died today.

Harrington; financial secretary, A. While he slept 16 Cardinals and province, formerly under Marshal Chang's command, were dissatisfied Electric said today "we look for W. Little; treasurer, R. S. Cannon; 10,000 laymen prayed for his recov.

Marxism." He said that next Sunday a pas FASCISTS RENEW SHELLING MADRID ward to continuance of improvement with the outcome of the Sianfu Coup trstees. Walter F. Krone. O. E.

in business." cry at the cnurcn or t. John Lateran. Pious awoke to hear mass toral letter against Bolshevism would but dismissed these as of small im Grim and Fred W. Kottcamp; chap WEATHER CALENDAR Weather Forecast EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA "As the increased use of electricity be read in the churches. portance.

lain, Rev. Allan S. Meek; foreman, outside his bedroom and was de I A NO In Berlin, the official Catholic organ continues," he added in a year-end Charles Eckhardt; assistant foreman, clared sufficiently refreshed to begin statement, "there will be a decrease air and colder Friday; baturoay in the margin of surplus generating mostly cloudy followed by rain by drafting his New Year's greetings to "Katholisches Kirchenblatt" vigorously assailed Julius Streicher's anti-semitic weekly, "Stuermer," which Roy Arnold; chief chemicalman, William Hershey; assistant chemical-men, Richard Stonesifer and Charles the world. Hencfi it will be nfirpfwsrv mgru. MARYLAND Fair and somewhat recently has carried a series of cari for the utilities to increase their AUTO FATALITIES TAKE BIG DROP (Continued from First Page) Kochenour; chemical pipemen, Harry Fear All Motor Car Produc catures of Catholic and Protestant plants, with a consequent expansion colder Saturday occasional rain.

YORK ICE PROFIT FOR War Planes Circle Over Cap ital But No Bombs Are Dropped clergy. in orders for heavy goods, which are tion Except Ford Might Be Tied Up One caricature pictured a Catholic YEAR WAS $165,586 so much needed in our shops and to Local Station U. S. Weather Bureau restore general employment in capital (Continued from First Page) (York Water Co) York, Dec. 81, P.

M. priest and a Protestant pastor embracing. Beneath it was the text: "Isn't it fine, my brother in Christ, goods industries." He pointed out the people of the SOCIAVSTS USE DOGS TEMPERATURE TWO STRIKES SETTLED that we both agreed on sabotaging United States now use more than the government." (By The Associated Press) per cent. Sales "closed out," which is the basis Jpon which income is (By The Associated Preos) four times as much electric power per person as the rest of the world, with Maximum 55 Minimum 43 Range 12 Set at 5 53 Madrid, Dec. 31.

Fascist war New Walkouts in plants serving Aby, Fred Kottmyer, Harry wow-master, (Robert Anderson, John Brug-geman, Clarence Brickner; chief hose director, Jerome Leeper; water pipe-men, John Sider, Lester Aby, Charles Shider, Clifton Zirkle, John Clark, Joseph Anderson, William Thomas Landis, Raymond Behm, Morris Kefauver, Gil Sanders, Samuel Kefauver; chief engineer, Jerry Kottcamp; assistant engineers, James Stoneseifer, Edward Hersh and Stephen Enright; stokers, Albert Elsesser, Jacob Deardorff, Waltman Bufflap, Harry Linebaugh and George Shaffer; delegate to state firemen's convention, Robert Luckenbaugh. The Catholic organ branded this as "a monstrous accusation of high trea planes circled over Madrid late to computed for statement purposes, show only a slight increase over domestic consumption of electricity the automobile industry added yes terday (Thursday) to growing con day without dropping bombs, but by the coroner, however, as well as the number of suicides, shows an increase. In the past year thirty-four persons lost their lives as the result of vehicular accidents in the county, a decrease ot seventeen over 1935 and a decrease of twenty-one over 1934. The total number of accidental death for 1936 according to the coj oner's records is eighty-two, while in 1935 the total stood at ninety-five, nd in 1931 ,106 persons lost their lives in Accidents. PRECIPITATION in 1936 reaching a new peak.

lact year, with the result that un cern that all motor car production, Rainfall 5 inch clear skies brought renewal of artillery shelling of the capital. son against both churches." Two declarations will be read from Protestant confessional pulpits Sunday. filled orders on hand at the end of with the exception of the Ford com PREVAILING WIND the fiscal year increased about 44 per URGES SPEEDING UP OF There were no major changes in pany, might be tied up. Direction South cent. positions of defenders or the besieg CHARACTER OF THE DAY Activity was halted at the Guide Lamp company, Anderson, unit SPIRITUAL ACTIVITIES In his letter to stockholders, Pres ing Fascists.

of the General Motors corporation, ident Shipley points out two healthy circumstances surrounding the past FRENCH LOAN TO New York, Dec. 31 (AP). A (Dispatches from St. Jean de Luz, Weather Cloudy CLAYTON L. BOTT, Local Observer.

Almanac For Today when 2,900 employes quit work. "speeding up" of spiritual activities ear's business there was a larger POLAND APPROVED France, reported Spanish Fascist warships had appeared off Santander was urged tonight on Congregational Another GMC subsidiary, the Chev number of medium-sized orders, and SUN RISES 7:22 A. M. and Christian churches in a New rolet and Fisher Body company plant in the Bay of Biscay, only to be products flold were greatly SUN SETS 4:45 P. M.

Year's message by Dr. Frederick L. at Norwood, near Cincinnati, was REPORTED FEND OF LEVDBERGH RANSOM MONEY IS DENIED Trenton, N. Dec. 31 (AP).

The driven back by sharp fire from government coastal batteries. MOON RISES 9:58 P. M. Fagley, associate secretary of the shut down by a walkout of 2,200 men, He further adds that the manage United Denomination's General (Avila reports said ferocious Buick Assembly Line Stops council. loosed by Socialist militiamen, had Winds Eastport to Sandy Hook Fresh The Buick Motor company plant at Lindbergh kidnaping, crime of early The message said 1936 saw in the attacked Fascist troops near Villa ment of the company looks forward with optimism to a continuation of these trends, and states that during October and November of the new Flint, also a GMC subsidiary, 1932.

tonisrht greeted still another 1 westerly winds and generally fair Friday. stopped its assembly line and left year with newspaper headlines. Verde, but that the insurgents finally drove them back.) cnurcnes increased attendance, a larger membership, some debts paid 4,000 men idle because the supply of This time the development was tne Sandy Hook to Hatteras Gentle to and improvements to church build fiscal year, orders booked exceeded those of the same period last year bodies from the Fisher body plant denial of Governor Harold G. Hoff moderate shifting winds; generally ings. FASCIST CHIEFTIAN Made 405 Calls Dr.

Zech responded to and investigated C5 calls during the past year compared to 382 in 1935 and 447 in 1934. Twenty-eight persons committed suicide in 1936, while the numbers of suicides for 1935 was twenty, and in 1934, thirty-three, Two mur-deis and a manslaughter case are also charged to the year just passed. The busiest month for the coroner was November when he received forty-five calls while February and September represent the low with twenty-five calls each. A large number of causes are represented among the accidental deaths, excluding the number killed as a result of vehicular accidents. Three were killed in coasting accidents, two died from exposure to the' elements, four were drowned, ten died as the result of injuries sustained in falls, seven were killed in man and other officials that a cache fair Friday except overcast over ex by more than seventy-five per cent, But, he added, "the preaching and of $21,650 in "goldbacked" Lindbergh No.

1 at Flint was cut off by a "sit-down" strike. Siix Fisher plants and four Chev. EXPECTS REEVFORCEMENTS fact which is notable because no treme south portion. Paris, Jan. 1 (Friday) (AP).

The French Senate today unanimously approved a French loan to Poland as parliament struggled through the night to clear up year-end business. (The Chamber of Deputies unanimously approved the loan Dec. 29 for which bond issues of 1,350,000 francs are to be made. The Senate also passed the budget for-the second time, but returned it with amendments to the Chamber of Deputies which was wrestling with a fiscal reform measure. The vote in the Senate was 231 to 31.

(The Senate first adopted the budget Wednesday by a vote of 286 to 2. It listed ordinary expenses as francs (approximately and receipts as 42,751, 951,789 francs (approximately $1,9, 500,000) ransom money had been found, as the living of the Christian faith must be multiplied and accelerated if a large or outstanding orders are in General Conditions The disturbance that was over renorted in a Philadelphia news With Fascists outside Madrid, Dec. rolet plants dependent on them for cluded. sane world is to emerge from the naner. A year ago it was the arrival 31 (AP).

Fascist Chieftain Francisco bodies were Inactive. present confusion and conflict." ot the Lindbergh family in jungiana, Franco will have strong reinforce Two minor strikes were settled and James bay Thursday morning has continued to move northeastward and is now centered over northern ments by to aid his RIGHTS FOR JEWISH new negotiations made in the Im where they fled for privacy. Two years ago the approach of Bruno portant West coast maritime strike. Quebec and Laborador. Another dis drive against Madrid, military leaders indicated tonight.

Richard Hauptmann's trial. MAY FORGET ANTI-DRUG Six hundred employes of the Selby turbance is moving eastward over the CITIZENS DEMANDED New York, Dec. 31 (AP). The Saving he knew "nothing" about With the prospect of many months Shoe at Ironton, returned to DRIVE F0R FEW DAYS plateau region and pressure is low work. At La Salle, 111., union jani the reported find, the governor said in a statement: "It is undoubtedly executive committee of the World tors returned to work after a week's before the Fascist army can conquer, or fail to conquer, all of Spain, many here predicted Madrid itself would Nanking, China, Dec.

31 (AP). Jewish Congress assailed anti-semi- an jtber of the long list of journalistic low and falling over southwestern Alaska. Pressure is high southeast Celebration of the New Year holi quarry explosion, six were burned dispute over filling a position. Union ic agitation today and called on the nine dreams conceived in confusion day China's greatest annual festi teamsters resumed hauling coal to fall shortly with the aid of the new of Newfoundland and east of Ber Lcagrue of Nations to demand a pledge to death, two were accidentally elec trocuted, four were killed by locomo and designed to further mislead the and the deficit as 5,394,573,784 francs the schools. muda.

A high pressure area is mov-. val today promised at least three days' grace for thousands of drug public in its understanding of the from Germany guaranteeing the rights of its Jewish citizens before (more than tives, one was trampled to death by a cow, one accidentally shot himself Indlipreh ase." addicts confronted by an official or ing northeastward over the Ohio valley while pressure is high and rising over the northern plains and the Ship owners offered an immediate peace plan to the Masters, Mates and Pilots of America and the Marine Col. Mark O. Kimberling, head or while hunting, and a youth broke his der to "be cured by New Year's or the state police, said "There's noth Heck while swimming. die." weftern Canadian provinces.

Engineers' Beneficial association, two ing to this latest thing." Although authorities in Peiping During the last 24 hours there has Seven persons were victims of the heat during the past summer, the alreday have issued orders to largest number for one year on the start shooting of narcotic addicts to MUMMERS PARADE been rather general precipitation, mostly in the form of rain, in the Eastern states. Rains occurred also CHICAGO BASEBALL CLUBS TO CHARGE FOR BROADCASTING RIGHTS Chicago, Dec. 31. (AP) Four Chicago radio broadcasting stations will pay the Chicago Cubs and White Sox Coroner's records. morrow, there were many evidences that police of the ancient capital IN PHILADELPHIA TODAY Philadelphia, Dec.

31. (AP). Se along the the Gulf coast and rains or would forget their anti-drug drive snowa in the Plateau region and Cal STANDARD OIL SELLS for a few days at least, in addition jfornia. Temperatures have fallen annual fees ranging from the $3,000 to the annual Mew Year restivai ovp. tnB Tve melon and Cnlifornifl readmitting the Reich to membership iri the Geneva organization.

The memorandum submitted to the league was made public simultaneously today here and in Geneva. Denouncing the "fanatical agitation maintained all over the world against one race passionately attached to peace and to the purpose of international organization," the memorandum called for a "moral disarmament" as a preliminary condition to the pacification of the world. "Equality between the races," the memorandum asserted, "between nations and between men is a principle which. at the basis of the whole ideology and the action of the League of Nations." "The situation of the Jews in sev cret preparations of several months, involving the abilities of 16,000 New Years "shooters" in art, comedy, ARGENTINE INTERESTS China tomorrow will celebrate the troops presumably to come from another European nation. When the reinforcements are ready, Franco's colleagues indicate a furious offensive will be ordered in an effort to end by spring the war, which already has cost thousands of lives.

Some neutral observers here, however, believed the Fascist predictions were overconfident, that Madrid, which has held out for eight weeks, could withstand many more weeks of siege. The Fascists attribute Madrid's resistance thus far to the international column, composed of Russian, (Polish, Czechoslovakian and French volunteers. These troops, military leaders here said, have borne the brunt of recent fighting. Moors and African legionnaires still are the shock troops for the insurgents, but the Carlist-Monarchist volunteers have begun to play an increasing part in combat, having un Temperatures have fallen the Lake region and the Ohio valley, burlesque and fantasy, will be re twenty-fifth anniversary of the Chinese Republic. Buenos Aires, Dec.

31 (AP). A Contract for sale of the interests in vealed tomorrow New Year's day of seven unions involved in the 63-day old strike. Some 40,000 men have been idle and 233 ships tied up. Goodyear To Curtail Tho Goodyear Tire and Rubber company, employing 14,000 at Akron, said it would sharply curtail its production at Akron plants next year because of strike trouble early in 1936. Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass company officials announced they had shut down three of the remaining eight furnaces in their plant at Kanawa City, W.

and were prepared to let furnaces in the Rosford, plant cool. The plants have been strik-ridden since Dec. 15. Meanwhile Secretary of Labor Perkins announced that Ralpht Land of the National Labor Relations board while rather cold weather has overspread the western Canadian prov Argentina of the Standard Oil com in the annual Philadelphia Mum to $7,500 for the right to describe games over the air in 1937. Two stations, WGN and WBBM, both superpower stations, will pay each major league club $7,500.

WCFL and WIND have agreed to pay $3,000 each. The two clubs Will be charging for broadcasting rights for the first time. inces. pany of New Jersey was signed here mer's parade. SPEAKS OF "CRITICAL Tho indications are for generally The Mummers, all members of the city's twenty-six shooters clubs and CONDITIONS" IN JAPAN fair weather over most sections Friday.

On Saturday there will be considerable cloudiness with some pre all, men no woman was ever permitted in a Mummers' parade are Tokyo, Jan. 1 (Friday) (AP). Ja cipitation in the Ohio valley and scheduled to march up Broad street pan greeted the New Year in a pessimistic frame of mind. eral states, members of the League portions of the Middle Atlantic states. early tomorrow morning (8:30 a.

of Nations," it continued, "and even From the emDeror down leaders of Temperatures will be lower Friday in SERIOUS OUTBR EAK to reach the City hall and the re the empire called attention in New the Middle and North Atlantic states, viewing stand about 10:30 o'clock. in the countries which have signed treaties or- declarations concerning the protection of minorities, no longer today. It provided that the Argentine government's oil company shall pay the American concern approximately 140,000,000 pesos (about Signed by F. C. Schultz on behalf Cf the Standard Oil company and Ri-cardo Silveyra, head of the Government Oil company, the agreement provided that a mixed committee shall fix the exact price, with the maximum set at 140,000,000 pesos.

Standard Oil's sale of its properties, wells, filling stations and oil tocks will remove from Argentina the largest private foreign company hitherto in business here. would serve as mediator in the Glass Year statement today to ominous problems confronting the nation. dergone months of intensive training company's strike. WHY THE WEATHER JANUARY WEATHER in military tactics. Emperor Hirohlto, 124th sovereign Judges will award $12,000 in prizes provided by city council for the city's colorful and traditional New Year's day attraction.

An upholstery firm at Providence, corresponds to all the stipulations guaranteed by the League of in the "line of emperors unbroken R. informed its employes curtail January is usually the coldest IN SYRACUSE STRIKE mcnt of production would be forced by labor troubles in the automotive month of the year, and in the northern states in general is the month of for ages eternal," occupying the throne "coeval with heaven and earth," summed up conditions at home and abroad. industry. snowfall. It enjoys these distinctions in common with the first half of February.

In the United States the $10,000,000 FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE REVELRY New York, Dec. 31 (AP). Thousands of revellers swarmed into the The premier, Koki Hirota, and Seventeen Men And Women other officials called on the country HITLER WILL ACT AS POLITICAL LEADER, NOT AS ARMY COMMANDER Berlin, Dec. 81. (AP).

Chancellor Adolf Hitler, as political leader of the nation rather than as commander of the will decide Germany's future course in Spain, authoritative sources said tonight. Marshal Werner von Blomberg, minister of war, was said to have to prepare to meet and overcome FIVE ARRESTED AFTER RENEWED VIOLENCE Arrested In Remington-Rand Flareup critical conditions. coldest weather, as a rule, occurs in the extreme northern parts of North Dakota and Minnesota, where the average temperature for the month is slightly below zero. The adjoining blinking brilliance of Times square tonight to scream a greeting to 1937 IN READING STRIKE LARGER WORK RELIEF FOR FARMERS URGED Washington, Dec. 31.

(AP). Senator Nye N. said after a call at the White House today that he had urged President Roosevelt to provide a larger work relief program for needy fanners of putting them on direct relief. He added he had also urged the chief executive to speed arrangements for crop loans to drought Reading, Dec. 31 (AP).

Re EXTRA POLICE CALLED newed violence, attributed by police VIRGINIA STEEL EXECUTIVE DIES Richmond, Dec. 31, (AP). Thomas S. Wheelwright, 72, president of the Old Dominion Iron and Bteel died today following an operation. He was the president of the Vir provinces of Saskatchewan and Manitoba are the coldest of southern Canada.

The averages are generally below freezing from southeastern to the strike at the Berkshire Knitting Mills, broke out today, and five (By The Associated Press) Syracuse, N. Dec. Sljr-Weeks of The premier said the nation must defend the recently concluded Japan-Germany pact against Communism. He said the empire must be prepared to strengthen its defenses and to make financial sacrifices in order to pass safely through its present difficulties. The navy minister, Admiral Osami Nagano, added that the situation around the shores of the Pacific explained the chancellor's attitude to German generals from all parts of at the "cross roads of the world." Hordes of others turned toward public and private parties throughout the five boroughs, undeterred by murky, misty weather.

Millions for fun but not one cent for the worries of tomorrow was the watchword. Newspapers estimated $10,000,000 or more would have been spent by dawn. More than 1,800 policemen were quiet in the Remingtoa-Rand strike youths were arrested after four the Reich who gathered yesterday for ended with two riots today, one of dwellings and two business estab the funeral of Gen. Hans von Seeckt. which was described by police as the lishments were targets for bricks and stricken farmers and was encouraged to believe they would be expedited.

The generals met informally at wovst outbreak here since the strike "paint A warrant also was issued for Er luncheon and in the war ministry of ocean does not permit "a single day's flees to discuss the Franco-British nest Weiswanger, 47, a non-striking moved into the Times square zone to delay in perfecting the national de fenses." ginia Passenger and Power company, Predecessor Traction company in Richmond of the Virginia Electric and Power company. MILBURN L. WILSON SUCCEEDS TUGWELLl Berkshire foreman, who is charged with having assaulted a- union man began May 26. Police had arrested seventeen men and women after the two battles. Police said ill feeling between strikers and workers, followed by taunts precipitated the first of today's clashes shortly after the noon hour when four men were arrested.

AH of those arrested, police said, preserve some semblance of order. They were instructed to be tolerant. Plainclothesmen put off their "plain on the picket line early today. Alderman Mehosky issued the warrant, 15 FEWER LYNCIIINGS IN 1936 THAN IN 1935 New York, Dec. 31.

(AP). The National association for the Advancement of Colored People, announced today that there were clothes" and donned evening dress to charging assault and battery, and asked $1,000 bail. mingle with the night club roads. Ninety-six probationary patrolmen MRS. ROOSEVELT ASKS WOMEN TO WORRY LESS Washington, Dec.

31. (AP). Mrs. Washington. Dec.

31. fAPV Mil demand for a ban on vdlunteer sailings for Fascist Spain. The generals, a highly reliable Informant said, were inclined to stress the" military aspect of a venture in Spain but Blomberg, as spokesman for Hitler, cut short these discussions. The question in Spain, he was said to have argued, is not a military one but one of politics, and it is for Der Fuehrer to decide the answer which the government said would be forthcoming in the near future. Mrs.

Lizzie Bowers, 55, mother of burn L. Wilson of Montana was ap were posted in front of as many fire thirteen lynchings in the United States in 1936, fifteen fewer than in pointed under secretary of agrricult a non-striker, was injured when a jar of yellow paint was thrown through a window oi her home. boxes viich might tempt the Broadway crowds. Franklin D. Roosevelt would like to were rwdjy cut and beaten, one person was treated inside the plant by a ccmpany physician.

Extra police were placed about the afp the fight, but despite lire by President Roosevelt today to see the women of America worry All vehicular traffic was diverted succeed Kexford G. Tugwell, who re Signed. 1935. The decrease was ascribed to "the vigorous and continuous jgitation for enactment of a federal anti-lynching law." from the Times square area, begin Pennsylvania, tho Ohio river, south I central Missouri and southern Kansas northward, but are above 50 degrees in the immediate Gulf Coast sections, and above 60 degrees in the southern portion of the Florida peninsula. On the Pacific Coast they range from 40 degrees in the north to slightly above 50 degrees in the south.

Going south from the coast of southern Maine to Florida or from Duluth to New Orleans the average increase in the normal January temperature is about one degree for a' little less than 30 miles, or about one and one-half degrees for each hour of travel on an express train, when going due south. In the northern interior sections of the country very low temperatures are sometimes experienced in January. In Minnesota, the Dakotas, and Montana from 40 to 50 degrees below zero have been recordded, while 25 to 30 below have been widely experienced, even in southern Ontraio and central New York. Heavy snows occur in the Pacific Coast mountains and high elevafons to the eastward, and from the 3reat Lakes eastward. To the southward the snowfall decreases rapidly to 5 inches in southern Maryland, eastern Kentucky and southern Illinois.

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