The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 09, 1933, Image 6
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THE CT.iNTON CHROMCT.E CLINTON. S. C.
THURSDAY, MARCH
9, lOsi
Ner. s Rev iew of CniTent
Events the World Over
Fran’ilin D. Roosevelt Inanpirated President—Thomas J.
V/alsh Dies Suddenly—Japan Piishinj: China Out
of Jehol—Turmoil in Germany.
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Bv Fm ARD ^ . PICKARD
I
Henry Ford
Vir;j:inia niso
T AITTN’O tliP onth of otTice ndmli*-
istcroil l*\ (’ll **f Ilufriii’s of
the Si?i!n*nie court and ho\viiiir lii«
h'’;i'( » > k 'j'j •< tliroe hamlr.'il vc ir oM
i>utch r.il'h*. I r:n Id a
l>«'laiio UtM.'.-.ca tit*
raiiH' llic tliirtv ^oc
<»n(l <<r the
I nit oil Stall's. lips
were pn' yd on tli.-
open p;i*i** wlirri' wa
Paul's adp'oii tion to
the (’.a'i'i!Ilians i-lo .
tiL't 7\t.i1 now al'I
I'tli fiiilii. Iiope Htn:
iliarity. those three
hut tlie ;:reatest of
tlo'se eharitv.” *
'I'lirninp then to face
the cheeriti" thoustinds of his fellow
citizens, nio.stlv I *enim*rat«. Mr. Iloos'e
yelt told them fiiaetly w!i,\ ho had
faith and liope in his plans for th.‘
'new ileal ’ tliat Jii>. Uud ^ironiisej the i
Pi c».iu..nt
Roosevelt
eoii'litions .and cireumsfnnces that ex
is?.'" 'I he Pritisli openly hoped that
tlie I’niled States \\onId Join In the
or ;li.if-'o policy. Imt theri* is stron;.'
’op; O'.-I;,,ii to this lynon;: the yieinhors
of < Mii|:ross, ^Senator .lames Hamilton
I.' w is of 1 liiuois voiced this opposition
M a speech in llo> sentile. warnin;; tlie
ition tli.'it application of an emhar^o
.ptai'ist hoth t’hina and .lajian or
• iraiiist .lapan alone mipdit involvo us
n another disastrous foreign war
lie told his colloapoM's *th;it ‘ I’tritaln
alr.'adv tias s<dd all the nrms to tioih
nations they c.in pay for. atid in nd
dition has sold them the inaihiner.v
with wlileii mnnitions 'cjin l>o manu
fact lin'd.”
One of till' 'fieculiar amrles of the
•lapariese invasion of .lehol is that if
it siiceeeds If m.iy prove di.sastrolls to
the cause of (’omnmnism in (’hina. It
Would threaten Itiissia's last impor
tanfchannel of trajistiort and -(.‘oili
! T^')l.l,OA\T\n Mieh'jrnn’s hank troa-
I ^ hh's an <';tidemic of tin.incml vvopf
I hr* he out in many p.aits of the coan-
‘■'•ite au|hor.tii*'. howe'.er.
were on the alert and
slejis to save the
hanks and their de-
liositors were lahen
luickly, '' I’.ai.k holi
days were deelan»d
iiy the yovi'r^iors of
•everal slates of the
Middle West, and in
(lido. Indiana and
elsewhere many lian’us
plaivd restrii'tions on
withdrawals. Penn
sylvania and West
were ulTeeled tint the
leeisla!iires jicit husy with remedial
ine.-isnres. ,
While (loverror Cotnflock was try-
in;; to .s()<'cd up the Miehifrati leds^-
liire, li^nry l•■ord arid h s son ^7^01
•■■ame to the re-cue’ of the Fltsl .Va
tion.il am! Ciiardlan Nlitiornil lianks
id l>i4roit vvitJi h plan to pul nj»
’.jritMKMi of their private funds and
create tvvp fievv hanks that would tal;i*
over the two irn'ritiuned, enahlinp' *,!i"ir
de[iositors to ri'-eive immediately .‘Id
per eent of their deposit.s. It vva s <*\
fleeted that .Vew York liardcers would
^rant a loan of SUO.ikkmkmi to the
I'irst .Vational and That tliereuiion it
would receive I,(Mid.diMI from the Ue
constnic!ion l inarice eorjioration. Iluf
the .New Vorl'.crs—who never dhl like
l ord held hack and llie result was
that file idan was delayed in execu
tion and material charmo's were necc's-
sary. The two new hanks were ;riven
>he njime.s of Peofde’s .National and
Nance Supporting- ' w inner^
.• , . ^ .i ARE ANNO^^^’CFD
I ijcense Tag Cut;
“Vod may tell the people of Lau
ren? county that their state sena
tor. I have been actively fighting for
a reduction in automobile license
^ee'-’,” stated Senator Carroll D. Nan^
to a newspaper reporter while at
)me
Rose-Phillips Co. has announced j ”
winners of pnze.? in the recent con
test conducted by that< firm and 40
rct.r.il grocers in Greenwood, Ahbe-f*
ville. Laurens and Newberrv copntie.*-.
j The a.sjiociatmn offered $10 In gold
i to the hou.sewife suggesting the Lest
then leals wi’^h a Ii^c-!onv; r.nd
neighbor, whose f;oIe pui’po.^e is to see
that his friends andjat.ron gets con:-
iplete, .saitisfaction in every iransac-
^PENS LAW OFFICE
\V. FI, Dillard, law graduate of the
University of South Carolina, ha.s
- •••.—r - ^ . ., ... »,/ • 1, opened an office in the city -within
loet “onU oTiTT i-onr.T-fQoome for the association, $!(' in gold ^ ? .f *.• v vm
la.^t week, and any reportsp-^o the. u -.r .i. i * the past week for the practice of his
or*, inenrvoef ” / ' ^he housewifc Suggesting best / . i
conLiaty are inconect. • ap • 11^^,, nrofes.mon. He is located in the for-
, , .slogan, and $5 in gold to the hou.?c-
^ Senat"- Narce sta^ that he and.
senator firown ^e^mt authors of a | ^rad..- With
,bdl to cut the license Ws in half and: independent Merchants.-
.add one cent a callon to the Easolme; additions, tho.-e receiving honor-
' ’ I able mention were given a 21-pound
“Melnltrs of the highway cornmis-; sack of My-T-Pure flour.
Ujrm have advised us that by cuttinE|' Kvi^'S. Coe, of Clinton, won
the I,cense fee m half and adding one I prise for naming the association
profession. He is located in the for-
' mer telephone office o/er Kriesbergbs
store on North Broad street.
WHY GET UP NIGHTS!
cent to the gasoline tax there would
he .sufficient income for the depart-;
her suggestion being “Sq’jare Deal-
Physic the Bladder With
' Juniper Oil
Drive out the imiuirities and excc.s.s
lers, ” built on quality, hore:^ty, econo- acids that cause irritation, burning
and service. Honorable mention
ent to meet ,it.s obligations, but that
, 'v, , ... my anu service, nonoraoie mennon j fri-unent desive Jiimnor oM is
“should the tag be re<luced and-the gas- ’ J’tq.w/u (usi.t. .nin.ocr 01 is>
. . . . , , went to -Vlrs. J. \V, liradford, 01 . toi-o in nf RTT^
ohne tax remain as it is now the state ; 1 , ))iea.vani ^ take yn the loim ot nl
r — i (iioen .\ood. KFIT.^, the bladder physic, also cop-
Mrs. J. P. Rush,'of McCormick, won
taining buchu leaves, etc. Work.s on
coutitry. Tfie cli.iitv that '‘iu'wr
failetli” will (•(iinbiiie with Hie trust nf
the pcu|ilt‘ in tlmir iirvv (’liief Lxi'cli
ttve In the mm emTnt Upward ffruTT tire'
deplli.s.
in lii.s dfiiicarmi- ;iml vv(.rd.'< the hew
ITesidi'til simvv I'd' Imvv d«M*tM.v lie vvas
jlfTi'eteil hv the smhien deiith of the
man he Imd miineil as his nttorm'.v
gener;il 'I hoiiias .1 \\ ;il,sh. tin* vet
eran semitor liom .\|onl;ina.
'I'lioiij ii tairlv eoh'rin!, the In
augur:'.I eereiiiomes were soiiievvlial re
strieled hv Mr ItooM-veU s (leteriniiia
tion tliat eroiH'iny slionld he pnie
lieed. The p.iradel for iii'statws'y w-!,i-s
kept down so that, it passed the r**
viewing stand in ahoui ivv»* hours
Put ii was a fine prixessioii. led hv
<’■•‘iiera! 5Tiie.\rlliiir. ehu*t or suitT, ns
grand niar.'^lial-^ He aetml in that «'a
paeity hecaiise Cciicral rershing vvas
kept in .\ri/.on;i hy ijlness.
In the evening th<‘ inaugural hall
ir;aln^^lr4iil ev«*nt ihongdi iiiioUieial
miinieafjorl with China ami virfiiall.v
close the (’oUinmnist InternationaU* s
eontieci ifins with the (’hinese Reds
f»h?pTttrhf»s from I.titvtTi“Say‘ fTrr‘“Riis
sian miinlfioM filants at l.eningrad an
working day and night to produr*
guns ;itid iiiiinitionK for the Cliines<
govf'rnment.
.Mafiufacturers’ .NatlfUiaT.
.wottld he forced to default on its,
hig'uw-av bond interest. In that easel . , , , r-,
ithc interest on reimbursement bonds I Serve-, the bladder similtn’ to ca.stor oil on
Would he thrown hack on the coun- A^ Well.” and Mrs. lA>v’is Baker of the bowels. Get a 25c box from any
tie- where the money would have to, of f'rug .store. .After four days if not re-
he raised hy a levy on real and per- Gn.'enwood, honorable mention. ^lieied of "getting up nights” go back
Uonal pn^ieC.y. Laurens- county would, Mrs. R. C. Philson, of Abbeville, and get your money. If you are both-
then have to rnise .‘-iiffrcicnt fan'is to was awarded first jdace in the essay cred 'A'ith backache or leg pains caus-
ime't interest a*-'! poymonts of prin-j contest. Honorable mention went to od from bladder disordor.s you are
cipal’on $*'’»0,OIIU i;i bonfl u x Mt's- V’irgil .Abrams, of Glinton, and hound to feel hotter after this clean.s-
I - "I . propose to .see that the poor;Bullock, of Route 5, Green- ing and you pot your .regular sleep.
I man is enabled to buy his license tag wood. : ^
Iso he can ride to church on Sunday! Following is the prize winning es-' Nagging PainS are
I and make other little trips that are 'suy:
jnecessaiy from time to, time. He can-1 Why I Should Trade AVi^th Ildme-
!^not raise the money to buy a high
P
I
S l-A l.’R.M, (kiy.s before tlie inaugura
lloii .Mr. Roost'velt formally com
pleti'd bis ciibiiot, tlie appointments
beiug as given iti tins coliitnii |»revioiis
ly, ’I'be last names glv«*n <nit were
those of liaiiiel (’. Roper as seer«'tarv
of eojninerce ami Fra tires RerUiiis as
serri'tary of labor, .Miss Rerkiiis. who
in firivate life is .Mrs. Raul NVilsim, is
tin* first vvom;iii to Ite a memb«‘r of an
.American cabinet.
aged bv .Mrs. .lolm .1 Iknigberty arid
the larce proceeds were turned ovei
to eharitv. I'resitlent Ro«vs«'veU wax
iH>f present, bid bis -wife and daugb
ter .\iuni graced the oecasion.
Mr Hoover ami .Mr Rottsevell drovt
t«vgelber from the White Hou.st' to the
Capitol in an it|ien I'tir for the ipaiign
ration, ami their vvive.s followed in uti
other macliiiie. The tir>! event wa^
the swearing In of .lobti Nance Garpe'
as Vice Rresideiil. this taking placv ii
the senate cliaiiiber. Then .ev eryhod'
w ent out to llu* suiiids in tnmt i»f
Capitol when* Mr RtMtst'velf took fb.
oath of oPi« e. When ibis was over
Mr ami Mrs, Ibxivcr tirvtve (|nickl,v to
the I'nlon station and- took train for
New York.
P Rlk'-lIiFN'T RocSKA i:i/r.N caliiiiel
was Inv.-ided t»v death even ln'iore
it entered upon its diiti»‘S Thonais .1
W’alsli of .Motdan.i, who liad .just ft
sigm*d as si-nafor to b<'<*otm‘ tin* tievv
f F
Mtlorm-v gciicJMl. p.issed away on ai
Atl inl (■ Co;ist liric train near Wilson
N. <’.. as be was on bis vv:i_\ from Flor
Ida to WasiiTiigloii, Hi.* death was
sudden and vvas a grv'at sliock to bis
odicial associates aitd bis multitude of
friemls. He vvas nitirried only « few
da.vs before in Havana. Cuba, to
Senora Nieves Cbaciiionl «le Trullin. a
weallby widow and she vvaK with him
at the lime of bis demise.
Semiior Walsh, who was sevtMify
three vears obi, w:is l*orti in Two Itiv
era, W is. W hen be resigned he vvas
serving bis fourth term in the >ieimle
In wliicli body h*'*served his omntrv
ably trial faitlilnll.v H«‘ was c«»nsid
. ered omj <»f tht-*^a ling authorities on
neut- clui^nlan'Tif riie' I b‘imH-rat^^'***^
Aion.'il cotjvY'titions of tPL'i and
-but Mr. Uou.vveli
in selecting her was not hidding for
teminine [(olitiejil sniqiort, according
to his friemls. He regards her as he
would a nmn. highly eiii»ahle for the
I»ost. Some time ago William Gri^en.
Aawerh
of I.aTior. said itmt organizVition W'tis
deepjy disiqipoiiip'd hy .Mr. Roo.sevelt’s
selection of Miss Rerkias.
Hull, secn'ljiry of state
resig-aed'" lii.s seat in the senate
Govb^ot Mc.Mlister tvf Tennessee ap
IMdnted N'allma L Raeliimin of ('hat
liiriooga to succeed Hull. Haehmau
was formerly Just ice of the Tennessee
Supreme ooiirf.
I..\N’S for rec.'ipttiring control of
7-ohgr('ss hi Rt.'M were laid liy the
executive committee of the Republican
national committee at a me«*llng in
Wjisliington, ami HerJiert Hoover vvas
told that his jiarty vv'ould eonfinue to
bud; to liiin for leadersbij* Jn the days
to co’tie. As the meeting was behl be
fore .Mri Hoover retired from the
Wbil(' House there was no attempt to
imilie an.voiH' I'lse letider or to displace
Cbainnan Fverett Sanders. 'I'lie o|*
ponents of iliftso two gentlemen in the
natiotial cfunmitli'e. however, m.'iy be
exfM'cfcd to gv'i into m-tii'm later.
In a mes.s;ige to the committ«*e Mr,
llo'iv 't' »iullim<l the fiindameidal pol-
-u-bli.b lie a-sserted lte[iiiblic.i iis
—fhyygrT Irtdpppndpnt MFrfhantw'—
: priced license tag, but he will be able I “The home-owned, independent bus-
;tQ buy a lililu ga.sgJine - and a vital- ffreton -the
from the roads he has helped to build.; destiny ^f a community.. When the
"Reducing the license tax fifty per I luerchant.s p’-osper, the community
cent and increasing the ga.-i tax by prospers. The jirofits of a home-
one cent a gallon would help the itian' owned business,, made from local pat-
w’bo needs it most and put the burden 110ns, goes for local purchases for the
I of ke4'ping u^i the roa^l.s on-those who' owner, his. family, and thy families of j
! use them most and who are more able his employees. It is only by the con-1
j to bear it.” j stant inter-change of money that
j ‘business’ is able to continue.
I.,ocally-o\vned, independent mcr-1
chants often desire a ijuantity of pro-j
n Q • • ducts which they can—und do—pur-1
15y O^Virmniri^ i 021m chase ♦from loeal producers. The pros-j
.. j perity of a merchant is thus reflected j
Exhibition Tonight
Warning Signals
TK-MPQRARY pAiu.reliet remedie:;
may save ya.u much suffering at
ihe iiionunt. but putting a . mask,
over a warning signal does n()t
clear up the condition it was teli-
it:g vo’i to avoid.
, When periodic pains, due to a
Tve.«k, rnn-dow'n condition, di!--
t.i ss you, ireiitimnt for the cause (f
ti't' trout)Ie should he started w’ithout
T’- ?av: Ta''e-'r'»rdul-to hclld'up aeiiin.'t
'ill- nriu';!')!; .«yrru>tom’.s of ordinar
woui:iul'’ nMnw iii? So many wuim'»
j t tise rARtiFI. It must t><‘ goo<i 1>
t,' - •■ th<- i'!* vpr< '-d iisr that It lu t
»,w -tv- Sold at -Inig stores. Try it i
WE WANT
YOUR BUSINESS
trU»s.
as well as Ih'iuouratR should follow.
The.sc Included a di'iiiaml for ei-oiumiy
ill govi'i-miK'nt and protection for gov-
oitririK'nt obligations. He urged the
neeessify of maiutaiiiing sound cur-
I’resbyterian college’.? swimming
team makes its debut in the swim
ming poo! of the I>eroy .Springs gym
nasiu mtonight at 7;.'JO,
in the prosperity of the local manu
facturer. the miller, the farmer. It is time to plant your gOT-
—^iy the taveii naid locallv-owned ^ den and we have a complete line
I merchants, city, county and state gov-! rf .seeds: Seed Irish I’otatoes,
r iSi'LK .S.v.M bas been for moipbx
L'' invextigatiiig the eollap.se of tbe
hwnJt public UitUri^'s (Weenis. and
fiiiaiiv till. G'lloral grand jury in (’hi
'■ago imileted SHiiiue!
llisiill. Ills t;oii Stiliiuel
bis broiber Martin
.twi ,1 I.rovviimg
ihd sixleoii _ others ■ .
Tang Ytt'Wn
1^ os'r itaiue<li Ite of the probb'ius
before Se'-relary of Slate 4'ordell
Iliill i.s Hie Siia> .lapanese t'labrogliu.
wliirb now is re;illv a War. With fiis
full approv ad tbe Slate
d('p.i| t nieut :i I rea d.v
bad sent a note to
G e a ev a expressing
"general a<-«oid’' witb
tlie^ I.ea'gue of .N’a
tlons a<-iiou la con
• lelMhiug tbe .lapaitese
taililary policy in .Man
elmriii Though this
action was proftnind
ly disturidng to the
Tokyo gov cniiiiqui,
.Iui»an went right
ahead with Its mnipaign for the con J.
qtieS|t of tbe (’binese province .lelibl '
The governor of the province, rung !
Vu-lin, mnsterv.d all available forces >
for ileri'use btit b.s ir«K»|is w-f‘r«* iRetid-
lly driven back by the thoroughly j
iruIii'Hl and eiiuipiuHl Japanese eol-
ormia lliat were nilvHtieitig on tliriM*
lines toward the eiiy of Jehol. ♦
Oreui .Jtritain followed up t|i<* neiion
of the Lengue Of N.'itioo* hj declaring
:to arms cmlMrto agtliuiit both Japan
und Chloa. Foreign Secretnry Sir
John Sltnon expl.ifulnjt that, his gov-
••niiiiefit _ would under no clrcum-
^attncea he drawp into the conflict and
'Td not fuvur (tne againiit the other.
iUdh f'hica and Japan nsented Uda.
bough It waa appar^t W arery one
thil, iHi KeiMlor llorab taid. **to put
i; artna emhanfo on China and Japan
la ta take aMaa with Japaa aoder tba
I’be bitter in«'liid»
Stanley Field, banker
Hid jiresidcnt of the
Field museum; liar
"I'l I.. Sliiarl. pres!
•lent of Halsey, Stuart
A Go., internalioi!all,v
known bond house,
and 1-51 ward J. Doyle
president of the Goni
monwealth Fdison coiiipan.v Mr. Field
WHS a ilirector of the Gorporation Se
cufities company, one of the Iiispll
concerns.
'I’be dete.ndanis are charged witb
using tbe mails to defraud. Tjpns Jn
diciMieut is based on Hlleged'*^"false
preiense.s, repre.seiitatioris and prom
ises” made to prosper!ive Investors In
tbe common stock of the Corimration
Sis-nrltles company. 'I’lie defendants
engaged in a nut Ion w ide enm|)aign of
selling tills stoi'k thnnigh Halsey
SimiFl & Go., Securities com
qnnf>'. ril»ijH; ”SmT^tk^Vrrr (*nrpoTHtbiii
S.vndleate company and others, the In
dictnienl charges,^ ’ -a,'
It is charged that the delend:ints
rejl^i'sented to investors lliat they
vvotibl liiid a safety of principal in
ttieir investment because of the great
jdiysical properties of Hie eompany
vvlu'ii, in faet, there were no giX'at
pb.vsical properties and the siu-nriiy
Ian k of the common stock was worth
less.
Tbe investors were told, aceording
to tbe true bill, that the yield on the
sfoek would be (> |ier cent or more
when. In fail, there eould be no in
eome on tin* stoek “by reason of Hie
fart that tbe i*ompan.v operated at a
loss t/iroughont Rs e.vkstenee.”
“'rills in'llctment is ipily the ln'giii
nlng.’" said GnllvaF^ Sfriri*|vs .Mt'trney
Dwight H. Green. “I propose to inves
''ligate folly nil the ramUbations «ir
the Hocalled lusiili empire, its erea
lorK and sponsors.”
. There were rUiU'-s in the federal
building in Gbieago tlitit .Samtiel In
still would reinrii voinniarily from
Gree’ee and stand trial rather than
permit the Idanie lor Ihe crash of the
iilillties eoneerns to he friacml ii]M>n
his son.
F IVK representatives were named
to [inisei-ute tbe imiieacbtiient of
I'ederal Judge Harold K. Loiiderback
of San I'raneiseo. wbieb was voted by
Hie bouse recently
I'bt'.v vvere' all mem
hers nf the judiejary
couiliiillee in the C'Ui
gress that is now
de.-id and gone. 'I'vvo
of tbem. Fa Guanliii
of New 'i <>rk iind
>qi^»rks of 4v-a-4tsn-Sr
w ere la me din ks, so
Ibeir places will be
Hill'd l»y otbeis. 'I'be
rest, a re G o r d o ii
of 'r< iiiii'S-
.Mab-olui 'Tarv eF
of Gioi-gia and H. \V
I'exas. all Democrats.
.Iiid'ge Foud('rb;n k was impe.-n-bed
■or disiribiiling lucrative receiverships
iiid alloriie.v ships in bankrupt! y c;i.scx
under liitii to friemks and political al
lies. He will be tried,, li.v; tlie synate
during tbe special session.
The pn^ram w.ll consi.stjof f'ni--ny.'.l.
event,H an,I the l-real.vterian tank men! “7 "'.‘‘"y
able an,I skilled, wili give an exhihi-
all who are present. The meet is businesses. lateal merehants rontnb-
be free, with local citiaen.s invited toN'^ i" ‘""f "’“''■'•y
('obbler and Bliss, Onion Sets,
yellow and white. Onion Plants,
Especially to the farmers: We
have Sweet Feeds, Oats, Corn,
,be present as iuests '7f' the" athlete I every nature. Timothy Hay. Meadow Hay and
Iriepartment. ■ “Then, too, there is a pleasant social , Straw at reasonable prices.
j ^ contact which a^'^'’ to the privilege j
of low price and high quality, when a I?
I local patron trades with a locally- * i:4XdlCin^C
The Paper Everybody Reads” owned, independent store. Often, one Phone 157
SrilSGRIRE TO THE ( HUOMGLEi
Judge H. K.
--Louderback
Summers
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IT’S ALWAYS
G
H IS teHtImmi.v hefonj the senate
enmmittec on banking and ear-
reney resiilteil in the rwdgnatlon“^f
Glmrles E. MRi;|iel| ua elmirnian of
tlH* bo;ird of the National Glty hank
of New York, the wirld’K second larg
est hank, and'the Natiotmi City com
pnny. Us mihKiaisry. He hmj h«*en
sharply criticizeil for the tinaaeiai
lets he lestifled to at the lietiring.
I-'R.MA.N'Y moved back to the rir-st
page again vvben some Goiaiuu
iiisls tried to burn dtiwn Hie liuge
reiclisliig biilbling - in Rerliii und diil
-^iiecet'd in ruining the main session
nail and tbe gliH-tH Hiid gold cupola
One yoiijig Diilcli Red was arrested
and cttufessi'd to setting tbe blaze.
The occiirreiiee vvas seized upon by
I’bancellor Hiller iiiid his government
as an opiiortunity to destroy the Goui
-munist party, and action vvas swift and
drastic Gai't. tVllliam Goering. Nazi
minlsti'r without portfolio and virtual
-fUlcr of Rrussia. tirst ordered the ar
rest of one litiiidred Red nu'iTibers of
the rei'bstag tiiKrsuppressed tlie_eu-
tire Leftist press, 'riien, as rumors
of ;t Gouimutiist plot to overtlirovv the
governuient spread. Rresideiit Von Hill
detibiirg i.ssiied a >leeree aniiiilling all
constitiilioiuil liberties of iwivali’'- citi-
'/.eps. ineludiiig free speech niid free
press. HJe right of assembly and the
secrecy of iiostal, telegraplilc and tele-
plioiiic eomiiiuiiicatioiis.
'fbe (lei-iee empowered the federal
goyenimeiit to fake over exeeiilive
power In states that fail to enforce
law and order; and Hie deaili (lenalty
was ordered for attempts on tlie Iiv»‘s
of the Rresident and iiiemiiers of the
fc'leral iind state cabinets, carrying
arms during rioting. iioHHcal kldnaie
ing. high treason. poLsonlng.-trrson. ex
plosions damaging railways and pinn-
dering,
government spok^siiiaii s.iid that
tbe decree was dralted after polii-e
bad discovered evidenee in tin* cellars
of tlie Karl l.iebkneelit bouse. Gomiuii
Hist iK'.-id'iuarters in Rerlin. and in
■liber raids that the Re4? were (tlan
ning wlndi'.sile assassimitions of mem
hers of Hiller’s g'lvermiieni. be.side.s
intending to kldnaii wonn ii and <-bil
dron as hostages for tiolitleal pnrpiises
and to iioison wells and food.
P RKSIDK.NT MAGH.VD<» of Gain.
whose regime Is threatened Iw a
new outlireak of n hellion, ordered tjn-
imim'ill.'ite mohillzatUrn of* all tiic
armed forces of the republic, 'pii,-
revolutionists were expecting two ex
peilitioris from Mexico amt lloridurm-
to helfi them.
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