Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 239, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 February 1934 — Page 7

FEB. 14, 1934_

WAR THREATS SHADOW EUROPE AS RIOTS FLARE Internal Strife Rages With Governments Seeking to Overthrow Leaders. BY TRISTRAM COFFIN Tinn ilt* Wril*T Europe la shaken with feverish agitation as internal political discontent breaks out Into rioting war threats lie portentiously over the continent. In almost every’ country, not dominated by a strong dictator, there have been movements to overturn the present government. Austria, strategetically situated as the key point to a possible next war. j is tom with bloodshed as Chancellor Dolfuss, fiery Nazi hater, fights for his polirical life against Social- ; Ist and Nazi forces. Under martial j law for a month. Austria is in severe danger of Nazi dominance, i Purported French aid in event of Nazi invasion is hindered by political earthquakes in France. France In I'proar Rioting continues in Pans despite efforts of Doumergue. veteran statesman and newly created premier. to restore "sanity.” Two pretenders to the throne await the I signal as Royalists clamor for a king. Communists storm govern- ; ment offices protesting against poli- : tics in statesmanship. Germany under Jew-baiting i Adolf Hitler is roused into a 1 frenzy of Nazi enthusiasm. War possibilities, if any. are kept secret ; by the government. Italy tinder Dictator Mussolini, who assumed the benignant role of j international arbiter when Germany | withdrew from the league, is quiet, although it is known that Mussolini looks with disfavor on any I strong movement rivaling Fascism, j such as Nazi. German Position Strengthened Rumania, headed by Titelescu and King Carol, titular ruler, quakes , under threats from the iron guard, j which is purported to have planned | the recent assassination of Prime Minister Duca. The Iron Guard leans toward Nazi ideals. , Poland, now a constitutional die- ! tatorship tinder Pilsudski. has signed a ten-year nonaggression pact with Germany which, if kept. I will kepp the Polish corridor free from 1 German invasion and strengthens j the position of Germany along the seaboard. ■ Russia, dominated by Stalin, has rushed troops to the Manchurian j border to scare off Japanese war threats. Wholesale emigration to > Siberia has been instituted by the I government to protect that corner j of the country. Os all European countries it is the most united. Bulgaria under Czar Boris. Ytigo- 1 slavia under King Alexander, Rou- > mania. Greece. Turkey and Czecho- : Slovakia are reported to be engi- I neering for an anti-Fascisti alii- ; ance. guided by the absent states- | men from France. Sweden. Denmark. Belgium. Hoi- | land and Spain are neutral. Spain under strong-man Zamora has had its political serenity threatened by rioting at Lisbon. NAME FUND DIRECTORS Harry Irick and Lieutenant Trout- ' man Elected by Police. ■Winners in the election of three- ; tors for the Indianapolis police ; pension fund were announced today at headquarters. Successful candidates were patrolman Harry Irick and Lieutenant Leo Troutman. j Doses of Foley’s Loosens Cough Proot! .v-ii.r 1 ';: tr&vsxZsglsi median* €m FoUya Honey and Tar to* rii<4 ft iatimolv cuiekrtt re suite. C oufh* f du6 A tb cold. ■■riot* !■*• ii- r Pfr far don * delay Get fwwni sig-,aresaS: No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels If yon wish to ho permsnentiv re- , Hr veil o( gss in stomach and boWols. . take Banlinanns Gas Tablets, which arc pr.’r ar<>< t especially for stomach gas ; and all the bad effect* resulting from gas pressure. That empty, gnawing feeling at the i pit of the stomach will disappear; that j ar.xions. nervous feeling with heart pal- ! rotation will vanish and you will again , be able to take a deep breath without : discomfort. That drowsy, sleepy feeling after i dinner will be replaced by a desire for entertainment. Bloating will eease. i Your limbs, arms and fingers will no I longer feel cold and go to sleep" because Raalmann’s Gas Tablets prevent ’ gas from interfering with the circu- j la’ion. Get the genuine in the yellow package at Hook Prng Cos or any other goxl drug store. Price sl.—Advertisement. LOW ROUND TRIPCOACH FARES NEXT SATURDAY CLEVELAND 54.50 Leave 10:00 p. m. or 10:50 p. m. Return on any train until 3:00 a. m. Monday. DETROIT 14.50 TOLEDO 4.00 Leave 10:00 p. m. Return on any tram Sunday. NEXT SUNDAY ST. LOUIS .54.50 Leave 12:35 a. m.. 2:45 a. m. or 8:15 a. m Return on any train same day. CINCINNATI $2.50 Greenshurg 51.25. Shelbyrille "sc. Leave ":45 a. m. Return on any train same day. WEEK-END TRIPS CHICAGO $5-50 Leave on any train from 10:45 a. m. Fridays until 1:55 a. m. Mondays. Return Mondays. Reduced round trip Pullman fares. Low Round Trip 30-Day Fares To NEW YORK. BOSTON and other Atlantic Seaboard points. , Each Tuesday and Saturday daring February and March. Good in Pullman Cara. BIG FOUR ROUTE

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