Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 December 1938 — Page 36

DEC. 2,1938

The National bound of Chief State School Executives opened today at the Indianapolis Athletic of the National

Van Loon Pleads With Roosevelt To Offer Haven to Schuschnigg

Club. Sidney B; Hal, president

PACKARD VIEWS U S. SCHOOL AID AS ‘NECESSITY’

Maine Educator, However, Would Ban Control Over Teaching.

“Federal aid in general education is a necessity,” Bertram E. Packard, Maine schools superintendent, today told the National Council Chief State School Officers at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. “I think the Government should

have an audit control over .the money they appropriate to schools but certainly mo control of what is taught or how it is taught. Federal aid is necessary because of the different financial status of each state,” Mr. Packard said. Dr. J. W. Studebaker, Commissioner of Education, who is attending the two-day conference which opened today, is to speak at a dinner meeting tonight. Supt. Floyd I. McMurray of Indiana is to preside at tonight’s meeting.

‘OLD GYPSY TRICK WORKS CINCINNATI, O., Dec. 2 (U. P.). —Mrs. Dena Wilson was not so fortunate when she had her fortune told by a Gypsy here. At the advice of the mind-reader, she wrapped $89 in a cloth, hid the package and did not touch it for an hour. Later, Mrs. Wilson discovered her money stolen and a wad of paper in its place.

Nazis Torture Ex-Aus-trian Chancellor Nearly To Break, He Says.

GREENWICH, Conn, Dec. 2.— (U. P.)—Hendrik Willem Van Loon, author and historian, appealed to President Roosevelt today to offer

sanctuary in the United States to the former Chancellor of Austria, Kurt von Schuschnigg. He said Dr. Schuschnigg could not survive more than a few months longer in Nazi custody. In an editorial in the newspaper Greenwich Time, Mr. Van Loon wrote that he had established with “absolute certainty” that Dr. Schuschnigg has been kept locked up in two small rooms since his arrest by Nazi storm troopers at the time of the German - Austrian Anschluss last spring. “Day and night a guard marches up and down these two small rooms,” he continued. “He is allowed to see his wife once ‘a week for 10 minutes but only in the company of two Nazi officials and he is not able to speak to her freely... ., “The slow method of torture, which is meant to break down his nervous system (and thereby his morale) is rapidly accomplishing the desired results. A few more months of tHis form of torment and Kurt von Schuschnigg will be a complete physical and mental wreck. Suicide, in his case, is out of the question. He is much too faithful a son of the Church to contemplate this easy way of escape. He will

hold out until the end, but that end,

Delegates to Berlin Congress Hailed as ‘Germans of Vosges’

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By MILTON BRONNER PARIS, Dec. 2 (NEA) —Frenchmen are anxiously asking whether Adolf Hitler's next move will be to stir up trouble about Alsace-Lorraine. It is true that, after he got the Saar by plebiscite, Hitler declared there were no more territorial questions between Germany and France. It is true that more recently, after he got what he wanted in Sudetenland, Hitler again made a peaceful reference to the west, but spoke of what the spire. of Strasbourg cathedral meant to Germans. But

these things do not reassure France.

Hitler has so often forgotten past

promises and made new demands on the powers.

Furthermore, the residents of Al-<¢

sace-Lorraine seemingly never are satisfied. When they were under Germany, they longed for French rule. Now that they are under ‘France, many of them appear to :long for German rule. Of those who do not, some favor autonomy. Joseph Rose, an autonomous deputy for Colmar, recently published an article demanding qualified autonomy for Alsace-Lorraine. He objected to the French method of handling the schools. He also said that natives of the region should have charge of the administrative affairs.

But there are dozens of other things that make French adminis .trators anxious. Not long ago, when some delegates from Alsace-Lorraine ‘attended a congress in Berlin, they were hailed by Nazis as “Germans from the Vosges.” German _money has influenced the tone of Some of the papers in Alsace-Lorraine. Two radio stations in Germany, those at Saarbrucken and Stuttgart, often have broadcasts especially designed for thre ears of the people of Alsace and Lorraine.

Visitors Boast of Germany More than that: In Germany there is an organization, one of whose jobs is to get Germans who formerly lived or studied in AlsaceLorraine to go back there on visits. These visits are often paid for by the Nazi organization. The visitors look up old acquaintances, take them out to dinner, and take the - opportunity to boast to them of the order in Germany contrasted with the political unsettlement in France, the prosperity in Germany compared to the bad business in Alsace-

Lorraine. Similarly, former students

‘of the University of Strasbourg and of the lyceums of Metz, Colmar and ‘Mulhouse, make it a point to have propaganda meetings with fellow students who still live in AlsaceLorraine.

One strong talking point is to stress how many men, born in Alsace-Lorraine when it was German, have been given important posts in Nazi Germany and to contrast it with how few they allege Alsatians and Lorrainers have gotten in France. They point particuarly to Dr. Meissner, born in Stras_bourg, who is Minister of State and chief of the German Chancellery; ‘Herr Wagner, born at Algrange, who is Nazi region chief for Munich, and. Dr. Derichsweiler, born in ‘Alsace, ‘who is one of the leaders of the German students. * That these causes for worry are not exaggerated by the French, I myself saw last summer when visite “ing in Strasbourg. Visitors Fill Brses

Germans, traveling outside Ger-

with the swastika and loaded with German trippers. Around the cathedral to which Hitler made reference, there were always also dozens of swastika-adorned private cars. If these visiting Germans had only 10 marks each, they were doing mighty |* well for themselves with the rich Alsatian food and the good Alsatian beer. The chances are that many of them were staked by the Nazi organization, because many of them visited around with former acquaintances. An Alsatian official, France, said to me: “I do not know what our government is thinking of. There are living here in Alsace and Lorraine hundreds of veople who claim French citizenship and vote in French elections, but who also hold German passports. They are a sort of advance guard of Nazism. Our government should make them be either Germans or Frenchmen, and not allow them to hold double papers.”

DECLARES SECURITY IS NEBULOUS GOAL

BERKELEY, Cal, Dec. 2 (U. P.) —Security, the great goal of all individuals and nations today, never will be attained fully, accord-

ing to Dr. Monroe E. Deutsch, vice president of the University of California. “Risks can never be taken away from human beings,” Dr. Deutsch declared. “We may as well concede that the most a government can do is bound to be merely protective against penury and want. “As for security among nations, we must realize that the first and foremost security rests today on a strong army, a strong navy and a strong air .force.”

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Council of Chief State School Officers, (left) confers with Dr. John W. Studebaker, of Washington, U. S. Commissioner of Education will speak tonight.

Kurt von Schuschnigg

so his friends fear, is now merely a matter of weeks or at the best a matter of a few months.” Recalling that Great Britain offered a haven to Haile Selassie of Ethiopia and citing other precedents, Mr. Van Loon urged: “The President of the United States could offer Kurt von Schuschnigg the hospitality of the United States of America and could send an American warship to Fiume or any other Mediterranean port to convey the former Chancellor to some quiet spot in -our own land where he might regain his health or at least spend his few remaining years with his wife and amidst a people who respect and honor him for his steadfast courage in the hour of defeat.” He said: such a request might be refused by Germany, “but that seems hardly possible” if it came directly from Mr. Roosevelt, and that Fuehrer Hitler “would probably be delighted to rid himself of this uncomfortable prisoner if he were offered a chance to let him go without losing face with his own people.”

Mussolini Appeals For Schuschnigg

ROME, Dec. 2 (U. P.).—Reports that Kurt von Schuschnigg, former Chancellor of Austria, would be re-

German police in the near future were circulated today. It was said that Premier Mussblini had personally. appealed to Fuehrer Hitler, requesting that no action be taken against Dr. Schuschnigg, and that Herr Hitler had replied that Dr. Schuschnigg would not be harmed, and would soon be given a measure of freedom. The conditional freedom, it was understood, would mean that Dr. Schuschnigg must remain in German territory under police vigilance.

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BLAND — Clarkson, age 91, passed away ‘Thursday eyening grandfa of Mrs. W. Albert nhilber, Er Ean: of Gene : te W. Al Sternhilbver.: Puneral service at TR. ¥F & BUHANAN MORTUARY Saturday, 11 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill Friends may call at the mortuary.

BOSDORFER-.Frank C., of 2310 Conrad Ave., entered into rest Thursday, age 87 ears, ah of Ma Ann 1 osdorfer. HARR

Saturday, 10:30 a. W. MO PEL. Burial Floral Park Cemetery.

ESTELL—Clifford L., son of Leon Estell, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Parlan James, passed away Dec. 1. Friends may call a ‘ the TO i HO! 1308 oat pect St., any t Services Saturday 2 Bo mn m. fiom thet funeral home, Rriends

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ark. may call gt EKADEL—Willlam G., husband of Adeline and father of ¢ George Kadel, passed away Thursday evening at his’ home, 3520 Byer res, Services at the NER TUARY Saturday, 3:30

BUCHANAN MOR Pp. Friends invited. Priends may call at The mortuary, (Terre Haute Papers

please copy.) "CONNELL—Omer E., age 63, husband of Pearl, father of Mrs. Helen Mowrey, passed away Bh at his home Lawrence, day orn, Funeral notice later.

PADGETT—Infant dau Shier of Arthur and Catherine A. Pa died Nov. 25. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery, Nov. 30.

ROMINGER—Mrs. Icy Ella, beloved moth“er of the late Lieut. Lester E. Jones,

grandmother of Bert and Elwood Jones, assed away Thursday, Dec. 1, at Hope, oa ERT GADD _ FU-

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SUSEMICHEL—Conrad, 64 years, beloved husband of Louise Susemichel, father of Wanda Gruner, Louise Barton, Waiter, William, Werner and Robert Susemichel, brother of Mrs. Charles Neier,- Greenwood, Mrs. Henry Lahrmen, Val, city, Andrew and Werner Susemichel, Louisville, Ky., passed way, Thursday elening. Funeral Monday, 2 m., at the G. H. HERRMANN HO.

ME, 1505 S. East St. Friends invited. Burial Greenwood. Friends may call at the home, 607 Orange St., from Saturday noon until 11 a. m. Monday.

WA LER-James, age 54, brother of ThomWalsh, passed away Thursday a 2. ry at St. John’s Church 9 a. Saturday. Bur oa) Holy Cross. Friends may call at RO STER & A MORTUARY, 56s N . Meridian St.

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Fidelity Trust Company

123 East Market Street |

PUBLIC SALE

OF MERCHANDISE

PAWNED

AND UNREDEEMED

Making ma

Collateral Loans daily . . . it is only natural that

an organization as large as ours will accumulate thousands of dollars worth of high-type Merchandise such as DIAMONDS, WATCHES, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, GUNS, TYPEWRITERS, LUGGAGE, etc., etc. These items are retained for a given period and if not redeemed, are sold to the public. Following are a few

of the many items which go on

Elgin $2.9 8

Pocket Walch ccecescoscee . $3.98

Elgin 15-Jewel $6.95

Pocket Watch cccooorscces $7.95

Elgin 17-Jewel $5.95

Pocket Watch .cccocssecos $5.95

Illinois 21-Jewel Pocket Watch .cecoosseees $8.95 $8.95

Elgin 21-Jewel Pocket Watch $7.95 $5.95

Waltham 17-Jewel Pocket Watch ....cov00000 $7.95 $9.95

Pom AER ro rassssses $6.95 $5.95

Hampden 21-Jewel $5.95

Pocket Watch ... $2.98

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South Bend 19-Jewel Pocket Watch .....cc00000 Howard 17-Jewel * Pocket Watch . vesssssccee Gent's wilava 18-Jewel Wrist teh Gent's “Buona 15-Jewel Wrist Misevesanrents Gent’s Ne Yellow Gold Wrist Watch

Gent's a So Gold Wrist Watch

South Bend 21-Jewel $3.98

Gent's Harmon Yellow Gold Wrist Wateh «...occoavuese

sale at almost give-away prices. Gent's Tilinois Yellow Gold. $6.95 :

Wrist Watch oeceeesoncaane $5.95 $8.95

Ladies’ Bulova 15-Jewel Wrist Watch ...cccocoevanee $3.98 $2.98

Ladies’ Elgin Yellow Gold $4.98

Wrist Wateh «..ccccovveeee $2.98

Ladies’ Harmon Yellow Gold $3.98

Wrist Watch .......: $22.50

Ladies’ Harmon White Gold s42.50 N°

Wrist Watch .... $69.50

Ladies’ Yelloy Gold Diamond $98.50

$1.98

Ladies’ White Gold Diamond, Ri $1.98

$1.00

Ladies’ White Gold. Diamond - Rin, $1.00

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RK esccsasospsasssnedecsoe Ladies’ %-Kt. Yellow Gold Diamond Ring ......... Ladies’ %-K. Yellow Gold Diamond’ Ring cnssseasee Ladies’ %-K.* Yellow Gold Diamond Ring easprensee Ladies’ 1-K. Yellow Gol Diamond Ring ...c.e0:: 1 Doz. Gent’s Cameo Nines, White or ‘Yellow .......ce

6 Ladies’ Cameo Rings, White or Yellow .......c00

25 Lockets and Chains, White or Yellow 25 Crosses and Chains, White or Yellow sessranese

WANTED—Girl, light Small suburban place. State previous work and age. Xx 326, Times. WHITE GIRL for light housework. Inquire Saturday, 2265 NE ae 9

Help Wanted—Male

WANTED—Experienced sheet metal worker, give re erences, qualifications. dress Times. Box 613.

AGENTS! Se'l top-grade 25c and 33s ties; costs vou $2 per doz. 148 W. Wash.

Jobs Wanted—Male 11

ears’ ex efience firing . vey 713 8t.,

JANITOR

. boilers. city.

Schools & Instructions 12

VOCAL Travel Opportunities

— 20 Write

$1.00 and $1.50 Lessons LI-4287.

12A

PARTIES dvs West Const: rusnd. s e cars leav BRAKE, 3 2401 E. Washington. CH-0493.

Personal ‘Services

domestic duties. |J

Ad-|p

AMES ELECTRIC 402 E. New York. CH-7344. Electrical a a and Re-

pairers. (Mattresses) TTRESSES, pillows, comforts. Ave Biomol Since Tose. (Painting)

AINTING —Interian gxierior, by contract; work guaran teed; references. Ca. HAMILTO! YEA04ds

a Hanging)

PAPERHANGING—$2.50 room paper funishen: excellent,

work. RI. 31

Sold

and up, guaranteed

WALTER HARVEY, 329 S. State. DR-5740. Paperhansing, built-in archways. Guar-

PAPERHANGING, painting, plaster ated,

ing, eneral repairs, reasonable; rs p HEAD, CH-0234.

years’ experience.

Paper cleaning; IR. 7588 ing guar. CAN.

(Window Cleaners) ABBEX sundings. stores, factories,

Paint washin 334 B. Market St. RI 8700

Results at lowest want ad word rate in the city in. The Times. Phone RI-5551.

Farms—Suburban 20

aint; wash- ¥.

URITY aa CoMr ‘ORL see H. E. FRAUER4 Co. 456 E. Wash. St.

FURS WANTED

TITLE A 2268 Kentucky Ave. M5 T0044. HU-2536.

WEISSMAN MOTORS. Studebaker Distributor 961 N. Meridian. Phone—-Day. LI-2511 TRY our. 26-0z frozen stein, 1

TRY o dri; nk, jnaisn. eBid

Whisk a TaaiY , 150 W. or Oil Permanent, Haircult, Shampoo

SR RRNATIONAL "**'330 iN. Penn. $1

st Fabrics Tears, Holes, Burns ““Eiwoven INDIANA ya CO. -0674 EGG HAMPOO beautifies "Sar. ve IG ara scalp irritations. k your operator. are for elderly and OE alr onditioned heat, HA- _ 1083. 1 1648 N. T:

4th ¥ioor Ee Aide, M. D. 1228 Cenural Me Xo 4 8 to 8 p. m.

pa care paoy heat, food,

te nursing home “for odvaletoe nt, monthly

-OLATDE C. LO Office hours, PENNSYLVANIA, 1 : i en he Rone;

dw B hata nursing’ Sis for in- * i asonable. 895 ’ convalescents Te easan Sin

wave, 25¢.

al Sin A Boonavelt’ Blog: Wave fExiar, far ow See Sar 280

an ‘CH-5243 B

Pacial, St Shamnce he oY * KGADR ....+800 TWO

O ACRES, 11 miles southeast; 5-room os home, 2-car garage, poultry house, electricity available, good water, fruit. Sets on corner of two good roads; $500 down payment and Js rer HARNESS & CLINE, 119%

month. Alabama. LI-8406.

TRADE excellent 2-acre suburban with ern groom bungalow; hardwood FI00TS, wath

He Pas Tull baseinent Jandscaned: | 1 e of ¢ southeast; consider ¢ faim 1 prover soe. Indiana. PHILLIPS.

oe C04 40 A., 26 miles northwest: ood bldg: elec.; A., good land, ldgs. Fr “barn a0 A ood land o state rd. TA-4286. JOHN D: CASE, 3510 N. Penn. Ba,

1% ACRES; 1.500; STATE RD. 31; 4 Mi. 8. of Franklin; nice Irontage; fond 5 room bungalow, poultry house; A-1 filling station site; terms or trade. GOODE & GOODE.

RI-5655. NEAR N Ra, west; Bice S-1m bung. rm. fat Tain ’ brick’ porch, EE inside Yater. ny gar., 1600, 0% s o 5 eve i HUDELSON J 04 pay y

RENT plat rom alow; chicken yard, garage, fruit; Rockville Road.

garden, Stop 6%,

room beck house, elecS730, 250 cash, Dorman. HE-3264.

ACRES, six-r inside wale

tricity. bal. $25 month.

Business Property

FACTORY SPACE FO wile sq. %, Sat 12¢;

Felton ‘swht 8 pris.

Ndr Cy wich 2 . sanaw: () a store. Mr. Barrage. 3403 W. Mich.

club or SodRe Pigs

R LEASE Tocated at W. ing Sts. Elevators, dock.

partially

(Alteration Specialist) ALTERATIONS. lage passim

MEYER O. JACOBS

212-214 E. 16th St. TA-6667. (Carpenter)

OLDEST LOAN BROKERS IN THE STATE

CARPENTER i cemen . ete. Free estim Sates” Guaranteed, Ca 2 HA-2485-M

(Carpenter Work)

Bau

4 * ine Pr

DESIRABLE floor, low rental. HU-5673. OFFICE, north per well loca

DENTAL plumbing, sp partitions; complete; rent month.

Moving & Storage

HOGAN TRANSFER & STORAGE QRAGE'FOR -Demothin a FR FA] en 1863 Massachusetts Ave.

Houses & Lots for Sale

attorney,

When acquiring property follow the: safe method. Demand an abstract of title. Have it examined by your

Union Title Company 155 B MARKET ST. IS THIS A BARGAIN?

ONLY $300 ‘This good 7 room 3000 oshoderns 2 baths: a big lot. CO GE

Hy 30% C. A. YO . S. Cruse Realty Coy "128 N

New 2-bedroom alow; long living room; fireplace; tile bath; breakfast room; plenty of closet space; large attic; 2-car garage garden space. Open Sun. 2-5, Frank Davis. -4434, ’

2505 N. PENN. FINE 4-bedroom modern home with FULL BASEMENT all in A-1 condition. Have price for substantial down payment. Mr, lay Yon, Rago Fidelity Trust Come

pany, 1839 FLETCHER

-rm., mod., in 1st class condition; ‘ate tractive Brice and term Mr. Edington, .

HU-5872, WADDY & SPRINGER, INC.

1433 SILVER—5-rm 20d, .5 $1500. $100 down; bal. BZ te Mr. Davis

Davis Real Estate Go. Da

3-BEDROOM bungalow; newly decorated inside and out. ose to Belmont and Washington Sts. Priced very low; terms, EDW. DILLEHAY, DR-7925, RI-6412.

.|2821 HIGHLAND PLACE—5-room cottage; ‘inside plumbing; newly decora r Rl, $1850, easy terms. HA-2864.

2 6413, . Del,

ROOMS, 2 baths; upper s rooms; ren Oso excellent for room ing or professi lpcation, 1554 College; $4! ‘Terms. - Woodruff. O. H. Clark a LI-

a Me living rm., in-ae toilet, See this.

339 vila dor oa on CH-5025.

EIGHT-ROOM MODERN AN INVESTe MENT, Ideal for args. Tamly or roome ers. 44"N. Rural. CH-2589.

4-IR-1264.

suitable for 1

CORP, R

ROOM brick bungalow, Spesduay. tos be rom ne

Cane uth LI-3681. me

ural. CH-2589. 3 i = a on. N. Chester, 3 room modern; A-1 SRL er anads i equity or trade for tion home. 2 Ya

LOT, Shadeland Park Addition, Rd. 67 acre; sacrifice’ for quick sale. Gr e

Real Estate for Trade

40 ACRES, ~ improved: city 15 dolla oF tin

ANGED six "i605, Si a rental. 20 FOLKERTH,

x-room, eaimden | ) wb