Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 September 1938 — Page 10
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Text of Czech Rejection Note
LONDON. Sept. 27 (U. P.).—Text of the Czechoslovak note rejecting the German memorandum. dated Sept. 25, and handed to Viscount Halifax. British Foreign Minister, by Jan Masaryk, Czech Minister 0 London, follows: Sir: My Government instructed me just now, in view of the fact that the French statesmen are not arriving in London today, to bring 10 His Majesty's Government notice the following message without delay The Czechoslovak people have shown unique discipline and self re-
accept full responsibility for their previous decisions, and the decision to accept the stern terms of the socalled Anglo-French plan. Yesterday, after the return of Mr. Chamberlain from Godesberg, the new proposition was nanded by His Majesty's Minister to my Government with the additional information that His Majesty's Government was acting solely as intermediary; neither advising nor pressing my Government in any Way Mr. Krofta (Czech Foreign Min-
{ister Kamil Krofta), in receiving
the plan from the hands of His Majesty's Minister to Praha, assured him that the Government of
every safeguard for our national existence. portions of our carefully prepared defenses, admit German armies deep into our country before we have
been able to organize it on & new Lie
/basis or make any preparations tor its defense. Qur national and economic inde- | pendence weuld disappear automat-
ically with the acceptance of Herr
| Hitler's plan. The whole process of {moving the population is to be re{duced to panic flight on the part
{of those who will not accept the fi They have to § {leave their homes without even the | B= {right to take their personal belong- |}
|German Nazi regime.
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We are to yield up large §
One-of-a-Kind Fur Coats $39 to $79 Values!
Tweed & Fleece COATS
$10.95, 812.95 Values
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Fur-Trimmed
COATS
Regularly $16.95
s $2 0s
straint during the last few weeks re- Rs: &ven 3 } gardless of the unbelievably coarse Czechoslovakia will study it in the | 28 veh; the case of peasants, fi and vulgar campaign by the con- same spirit with which they have | ne COW. : | rolled German press and radio co-operated with Great Britain and| My Government wish me to de-| against Czechoslovakia and its lead- France hitherto. {clare in all solemnity that Herr Hit-|
FLEECE and SUEDE-CLOTH coats with lovely Fur
A final clearance of
quality Lapin dyed Just 27 of these
lovely SPORT
ers, especiaily Mr. Benes (President Eduard Benes) Accepted Under Duress His Majesty's and the French Governments are very well aware that we agreed, under the most severe pressure, to the so-called Anglo-French pian ceding parts of Czechoslovakia. We accepted this plan under extreme duress. We had not even the time to make any representations about its many unworkable features. Nevertheless, we accepted it because we understood it was the end of demands to bt made upon us, because it followed that from Anglo-French pressure these two powers would accept re-
sponsibility for our reduced frontiers and would guarantee us their sup-|
port in the event of our being felonously attacked. The vulgar campaign continued. Whil Mr. Chamberlain (Prime Minister Chamberlain of Britain) was at Godesberg, the following message was received by my Government from His Majesty's and French representatives at Praha: We have agreed with the French Government that the Government of Czechoslovakia be informed that the French and British Governments cannot continue to take the responsibility of advising them not to mobilize.
Accepts Responsibility My new Government, headed by
My Government now has studied the document and the map. It is a de facto ultimatum of the sort usually presented to a vanquished nation. It was & proposition to a sovereign state which has shown the greatest possible readiness to make sacrifices for the appeasement of Europe. Not the smallest trace of readiness for sacrifices has as yet been manifested by the ministers of Herr Hitler's Government. ‘Amazed at Contents’
My Government was amazed at the contents of the memorandum The proposals go far beyond what we agreed to in the so-called AngloFrench plan. They deprive us of
{ler's demands in their present form
|are absolutely, unconditionally un- f=
facceptable to my Government. ! Against .these cruel demands, my Government feel bound to their ut-
{God helping.
The nation of Saint Wenceslas,
ment to stand by us in our hour of! rial, | hedient servant, JAN MASARYK.
BiG DISHWASHING DISCOVERY MADE BY WOMEN
at the
Indianapolis Times Cooking School
Gen. Syrovy, declared they would |
CITY SHOWS DECLINE IN DIRECT RELIEF
County Cases Also Lower for August, Board Reports.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.—Direct relief cases in Indianapolis and Marion County decreased 3 per cent
during August, as
ported today. The average decrease for 105 leading cities was 1 per cent. There were 9000 cases receiving throughout the City and County during August, the report showed. Obligations incurred for relief amounted to $110.000 for the
relief
compared Wwith| July, the Social Security Board re-
THE NEW RINSO GIVES RICH SUDS THAT GET RID OF (GREASE IN A TWINKLE
ITS A JOY TO SEE HOW RINSO MAKES DISHES SPARKLE, AND IT'S SO GENTLE ON THE HANDS!
all cleaning quicker, easier!
ANT to find out dozens of new ways 7 to save time, work and money all
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most resistance and we shall do so, '
Rabbit and Broadtail Processed Lamb Fur Coats in broken sizes of 14 and 16 only! Sensationally 1 o w priced for this sale!
John Huss and Thomas Masaryk |g will not be a nation of slaves. We rel; upon two great western democ- | racies whose wishes we have fol-|[ owed much against our own judg- | fs
I have the honor to be, sir, your!
COATS in broken sizes for Misses and Women! Several smart styles in the lot!
Trims . smart styles! Just 16 in broken sizes for Misses and Women! Wednesday Only!
Closing A Month of Sensational Values With This Great Money-Saving
MONTH-END SALE!
CLEARANCE! DRESSES
CLEARANCE! DRESSES
All our better spring and summer
dresses reduced to 15 price for final clearance! Broken sizes wl/y Off
SKIRTS and SWEATERS The skirts are in plain colors or plaids, the sweaters are in short or long sleeves! Broken sizes for C misses and women! 300 Pairs SILK HOSE Odd lots of all silk chiffon hose! 2 Pe Broken sizes! e 141 Pairs SILK HOSE Women’s Full-Fashioned all silk i9 Cc Hose! Broken sizes and colors! 97 Pairs Rayon HOSE "= 25¢ Regular and extra-size service weight Hose! Broken sizes! 3 C 10c, 15¢ Child’s Anklets wo» Women's and children’s anklets in bro- D ¢ ken sizes and patterns! € MEN’S FALL HOSE Men's rayon cotton socks in fancy 10 patterns! Broken sizes of 10 to 12.
through the house? Then come to the home-making demonstration today. Admission is absolutely FREE. You'll discover, among other things, how, cup for cup, the New Rinso gives over 25%,
home-making expert says: “THE New Rinso gives over 25% more suds thza the old. Its richer, longer-lasting
month of August, a 6 per cent increase over July. NOTE A 22 per cent decrease in the NEW HANDY number of cases and 12 per cent DERI drop in costs was reported for Gary. | OF ENING while South Bend reported a 12 per cent drop in cases and a 3 per cent increase in costs. In Evansville the cases increased 4 per cent and costs 43, while at Ft. !
more suds than the old. And how its rich, lively suds make dishwashing and all cleaning quicker and easier. Don’tmissthiscooking school.
suds soak clothes shades whiter and yet are perfectly safe for all fast colors. Rinso is marvelous for dishes, too.”
Wayne the cases increased 8 per
cent and costs 50. it was reported. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES EXPERT
There were 2400 cases in Evansville, 1600 in Ft. Wayne, 7600 in| Gary and 2800 in South Berd. Expenditures in Evansville were $37.000; Ft. Wayne, $18,000: Gary, $145.000, and South Bend. £39.000
dav at ~
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will give her demonstration at the English Theater at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow—Also Thurs1:30 p. m.
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TODAY the Housewife Doesn't Have to Carry
g. afe Water delivered day and night COSTS LESS than anything else you buy.
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$3.99 Chenille SPREADS
Pastel Backgrounds! $2.99
Our regular $3.99 Chenille bed spread in twin or full bed sizes! Colors of Rose, Old Rose, Blue, Gold, Green, Tan or Orchid! Guaranteed to wash beautifully!
Early spring and summer styles in plain colors and prints . . . broken size and § color assortment for misses and women! 79 Pr. Wom. $1 Gloves Women’s CAPE SKIN GLOVES in 39 light colors and broken sizes! eye 213 Pairs Slipon GLOVES ,» Regularly 39¢ pair! Odd lots and broken <b eC 19
sizes reduced to clear! & C
87 Women’s SCARFS ® 3 Oe
Regularly 49¢ to 79¢ each! Rayon ed Je
scarfs in Ascots or Squares! ® Cc
96 Hand Made Gowns Regularly 59¢ each! Counter soiled and reduced te clear! Wednesday only!
63 Rayon Taffeta Slips
Regularly 79¢ each! Lace trimmed or tailored styles! Broken sizes! '
143 Pcs. UNDERWEAR
Regular 29c¢ rayon Panties, Stepins and Briefs! Broken sizes only!
148 Cotton SLIPS
Regularly 39¢ each! Built-up shoulder styles! White! Broken sizes!
137 Snuggie PANTS
Regularly 39¢ each! Women's sauggie pants! Tea rose! Broken sizes only!
171 Cotton Wash DRESSES
Regularly $1 each! Fall styles and
25.
misses, women and stouts!
73 CORSETS & Girdles 10
Regularly $1 to $1.39! Well boned | DYec
for support! Small sizes only! SB
116 Novelty Bandeaux
Tailored or lace trimmed styles in broken sizes only! Reduced to clear!
69¢c, $1 Lastex Rollons A special lot of these popular foundations! Broken sizes only!
16 $1.89 Mantel Clocks
Quality clocks in walnut finished cases! Reduced to clear!
25% Wool Double BLANKETS
70x84 Inch Size! S 3-29 Pair
All new! These 259%, wool, double, plaid blankets are proving a favorite with the budget-wise shopper! Each has a wide rayon sateen border! Plaids are of Rose, Blue, Gold, Green, Peach or Cedar! Tomorrow only at this new low price!
49. G9-
39 99
patterns! Broken sizes only!
58 Wom. House Coats Regularly $1 each! Full ankle length, rayon taffeta or printed cottons! Broken sizes!
141 Girls’ DRESSES Regularly 79¢ and-$1 each! Slightly counter soiled! Broken sizes only!
96 Greenway Dresses Regularly $1.28 each, now 17 off in this Month-End Clearance!
3 Tots’ $4.99 SNOW SUITS
One-piece styles in pink only... slightly counter soiled!
8eD.50 31 Boys’ Cord. Pants Regularly $1.98 and $2.98 each!
2 Bo Odd lots reduced to clear! 96 Pr. Knitted Booties . Oe
Regularly 19¢ each! Knitted booties, 19.
$3.95 KNIT DRESSES 15, Price
2-Piece, All-wool, soft knits... with tailored collars and button trims or classic crew slip-overs! Pencil slim skirts! Fall colors! Broken sizes.
TWIN SWEATER SETS
$2.29
All-wool, matching twin sweater sets with crew and brook necklines and clever knitted details! Fall colors! Sizes 34 to 40!
15, Price
REMNANT SALE NOW 7c TO 50c YD. Originally 15¢ to $1 Yd.! Muslins! Sheetings! Tubings! Curtain Marquisette! Drapery Damask and Cretonne! All good lengths!
pink and blue edged! Some counter soiled! Soiled Infants’ Wear Odd lots of Creepers, Dresses, Flannelette Gowns, Gertrudes, Pillow Cases and Receiving Blankets! $8.95 COMFORTS ‘» - S ed Each 2-Tone or Solid Color, Celanese, Rayon, Taffeta Comforts, silk filled with hand scroll stitching! Guaranteed warmer than wool!
15¢c, 19¢, 25¢c PERCALES
11- Yard
Final clearance of 36-Inch Printed Percales in new fall and winter patterns! Mostly all full bolts!
A Great End-of-the-Month Sale of
$1.99, $2.50 and $2.95 Values!
* Suede * Calfskin % Gabardine * Kid Leather * Ruffie Leather
Smart styles that fit in with the fall fashion picture , . . fabrics that are durable and smart . . . colors that blend with the fall and winter color theme! There is Black, Brown, Blue and Grey! Heels are High, Cuban or Low! There are not all sizes in the group, but sizes 4 to 9, widths AA to B, are included in the lot!