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NAZI TATA DERM HOLD
stuokhi/v TrifcnBniEit
(By The Associated Press)
BERLIN, April 19, Na2i lead
er tod(*y took a stem stand
against monarchism), and dimmed
further hopes of Hermans who Still
long for a restoration of the im
perial HbhenzPllern dynaasrty.
“The Imperial crown lies on the
battlefield”, warned Captain Ernst
Roehm', leader of the brown shift
ed Nazi storm troops, ”and I
iioubt whether the German people
wish to light for it there.”
The warning, or assertion by
Captain Koehm came in an address
before foreign correspondents and
diplomats, while he was being in
terviewed on Nazi Ideals, with
particular reference to functions
of the group he heads.
PKAOE UdOTOlWAK HIA STBY
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<By The Aasociated Press)
DETIMICT", April IS, Organized
labor threw its support fo the
Nat kraal Auto 'Labor Board, bring
ing a now promise of genuine
peace to 'the motorcar industry.
Such at'tkm occurred at a meet
ing of labor leaders, and follow
ed close on the heels of Pontiac's
plea to the workers to exercise
i patience while the labor board
1 studies the ■ problem's.
VOTE FOB
A NEW HEM I. FOR .ALASKA
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Russell G. Maynard
P EMOCBATIC C A NPTI >ATE
FOB HOUSE OF REFBESKNTATTVES
HDUMAKY EJECTION TUESDAY. fAPRIL SI, mi
WHEN Y OU VOTE THE DEM<w|^ \T10 TlCK^ l' ,
VOTE FOB
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AT THE
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AT the
PKJMARY ELECTION TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1»»4
CALL FOR A
DEMOCRATIC RALSaOT
AND TOTE FOR
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KIDNAPI'KRH
(Hv The Associated Press)
BOSTON, April 18, Federal op
eratives who have been seeking
the kidnappers of the Lindbergh
li.tlhy requested Hr.. John Jafsle
Condion, who served as the ined
igry in the case, to come to Bos
ton and view a photograph pf y
man suspected to have received
the fifty thousand dollars ransom.
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St AVDAI. IN MONIK LOATH
-CORPORATION
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(By The “Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, \p Ml 1i>. Th"
lon-g predicted shakejKp in the
state branehew of the Home Own
ers Loan Corporation was brought i
to a climax by orders today
•criminal charges are to be placed
against an ant med group, con
sisting of officers in both high and
liiw positions.
..rders we> issued by John
Fahey, chairman of the corpora
tion.
it was learned today from autli
orita'ive sources that accusal ions
a 1’ i'ng the actual rorcing of
>oii: I routribnttone.. and the
r.i's: !:v officers of the corpora
ir.p ,f lands, for drinking ml
<lar.f ii", parties. It was also "irn
| d• r i) that ;y s e-aments were
j mad' thru fees, for approving
, mor •>•.;«.< over appraisals to make
| !m go loans.
I O'her features included o'* s
j ma'd*. by bornowa rs that 'they w 'a*
jin med, when, in reality, t li y
| were not Charges will also ho
imfd.* that untrained tn-’n w* a*
|placed - in technical positions under
| poTit i ca 1 pressti re.
IKM.ITKK kkai>y have
DEFINITE SHOW IM»\V«
1 !!v The. Associated 1'ress)
VIENNA, April 20, Definite evl
jdence of serious dissension in gov
ernment ranks today brought a de
U-laraiien front sources in dose con
tact »i;h Premier Dolifuss, that lie
'feels the time has come for a
show down, as there cannot tie
ithnee dictators in Austria,
j it v. os stated that Dolfuss means
!to make Prince Rutligar von Stur
hemlcTR, and V’ce-Chaneellor Emil
| FVy, leaders of two separated fac
ti n~. submit to his power and
t'cua, force -the domination of their
g ups into siich a position that
'it. may be well wielded by himself.
'• - iTTLK ORPHAN ANNIE"
VOW SCREEN DRAMA
Millions of newspaper readers
l'e. ..ft day fellow the up's, the
id owns, and the ins and outs m
jfhe career of “Little Orphan Ate
i- New .Annie, with her noble
| dir Sandy and Little Mickey, and
all the rest of Artist Harold Gray’s
characters have come to. life on
•the talking screen.
‘Little Orphan Annie-- ItK0
' R dio pleburb with. Mitzi Green in
title part, features ;iUi that
f-i vteter.i n May Tlr-bson. It is
,lr.i hful, strati htfci'jtlafard. gripping
coj.-iKdy-drgum with fa bre,’,it, strain
cf optimism all thfe way through.
Tire story, pssentiaHyVituman, deafs
with the- heroic attempts of one
little ^orphan tq cane - {or’ anoth
e.r: to make him to bo a good
bop1, to find him a good fiQms^
Little Buster Phelps. ~a# Annie’s
protege Mickey, is as sweet a lit
tle fellow as over tugged at a
heart string. He has an hnpori
snr part and he plays it to -per
fection. He and Mitzi are an Ideal
pair, deserving of future work* as
a screen team. . I
There are other children in the
cast, lots ,of them; Adults too, /par
ticularly ’ May Robson in the dom
inant grown up role as the rich
foster mother. She and Mitzi and
Raster and the dog Singly,- are
tho picture.
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KK.ARY HI T NO CHAXri-T
i isv Tim Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, April 1#. Presi
dent Roosevelt is as ready as ever
to renew war debt discussion with
Great iirituin, but the view obtain
ed from officials quarters, held
little hope for such a parley, or
any immediate successful settle
ment.
IfltOM OX K STORY TO A NOTH Kit
(fly The Associated Press)
Washington! April n>. Robert
W. Bruerer, chairman of the Na
tional Industrial Relations Hoard,
for Hie cotton industry, who was
a guest at tile Virginia dinner,
made famous bv Wirt's communist
ic charges spoke out today and
ceiled Wirt's account of Ihe party
''fantastic and unfair.”
Unit rer asserted that Wirt
monopolized the conversation with
a long lecture setting forth hit*,
views on tile gold question.
Itruerer is to go. tomorrow, be
f'ie the special house cendmittce
prying into Wirt's charges. Hmer
er denied flatly Wirt's testimony,
that there was talk of' revolution,
ile accused Wirt of "unfairly im
pairing the confidence which is so
essential t.o the sticm of the
.recovery program.”
I HUM WI II I' TO \\ !I£T
• I;. Tli" Associated I’^ess),
WASHINGTON. April Y7. While
Republicans raised insistent pro
tests, the democratic majority on
Itiu Wirt investigation committee
went about bringing the' .case to
an end, before sundown today.
The comhnittee lias already pre
pared a formal “no revolution"
v.'P. Those whom Wirt, was
all' '-''Mi Ui have dmillil crossed,
will lie beard today.
TO PRESS COURT ACTION
EM’ORCK AIRMAN/ RIITS
(My The Associated Press!
WASHINGTON. April 17, Conrl
action to force the government to
carry out. the tennis of their ait"
Irani 1 contracts, which were annul
led by Postmaster Gel)oral' Earley,
will he instituted tomorrow by
.Hoeing ••Air Transport. National
Air Transport, Pacific Air Trans
port, all subsidiaries of United
‘Aircraft and Transport incorporat
ed.
A complaint will lie film! againsl
I’ai l“y perdpnajlv alleging* that lie
eve no w'lrnit'e of cancellation
which' constituted an illegal seiz
ti"c of their property.
PI/ANS EUR SOI RDOUGII
REUNION 1NXOI XCEI)
Oh Th ' Assecia' •"! Pre s)
LOS ANGELES. April 17. Jack
Hmbarts, President of the Interna
tion Soiirdtough Reunion, seal to
day that tile. relink was
(expected to lie held aboard .'no of
the Alaska Steamship Com-any’s
.'boats cruising to Ketchikan, Wran
gell, Cordova, "Valdez, Ska rwav.
Seward and Sitka
lie stated pit)ns called for an
inland trip to Anchorage. Ro
berts is in receipt of a lgtter
thanking '"the sourdoughs for the
desk-set which was present “d tos
the president with thf? compli
ments of Alaska.
EVEN NEWSPAPER BUSINESS
IS PICKING UP
--a-Hyssneinted1 PflBMK )'—“
NEW YORK, April 17, .Increas
es In newspaper circulation and
advertising all over the country,
during the past few* rnkmthfl. tells'
the story of the present upturn
in business.
Advertising and circulation fig
ures are always one good index
to trade conditions.
Shown in the wake of increas
ed employment, trade is on the
increase. A general survey shows
many papers have an all-time high
point in cireulation, which is a
good ten percent higher than this
time last year.
S. P. Weston, well known news
paper analyslst, said that retail
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substantial gain over last year..
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IIVF COM I* IS JUKI.;
lilt FA K FOIl lltllFDOM
(Ily The Associated ( n ss) .
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] lfi, In a dramatic rush for free
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iilorn, five coavietg escaped from
tlie stats penitentiary.' They slab
bed a guard, kidnapped two eiv
•lians, nnd beat two women. The
I city was panic-stricken) for hoprs.
jThree of the conviots were rpcap
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