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CHICAGO SUNDAY- TRIBUNE? SEPTEMBER 17. Treasury Secretary Backon Job GERMANY TO PAY GREAT TRIDUTE TO iEIGIISTAG FIRE PROBE 111 LONDON BELGIUI.I BARS PARTY -OF BRmSH SCHOLARS WEARING NAZI BADGES 1 ncA vicTons rr minister said. If any agriculturist does I shall find ways and means of making him pay the penalty. This government price fixing plan is a special measure In the Interests of Germany's food supplies." Darre intimated that the free grain market is to be abolished. "If In such a market the government fixed the price it would alao stand ready to buy at the he said.

The result would be an attempt to dum the whole crop on the state." The alternative envisaged by, the government Is Darre spoke of "a new marketing organization" created by the corporative consolida ITS PEASANTRY GIVES REDS ALIBI fvf fir LONDON, Sept. 16. (P) Thirty two British schoolboys returning from a tour of Germany were stopped today and- forced to dispose of Swastika emblems before they were allowed to cross the Belgian frontier. One of the party, T. Kitchen, charged' that they were jailed for two hours and twe of the were: kicked by men in uniform.

The entire party was ordered from MAJESTIC! DC PMILCOJ LYItIC! Priced' Nation to Give Thanks for Testimony Presented tion of producers, middlemen, ooopera Big Harvest, Behind Locked Doors. tive3, and millers. 1 New Drive Ajtaiost Jewish Race. Meawhilef a new drive against persons of Jewish descent holding public Chiuafo Triboao Presa office was announced by the grovern nient. Heretofore, the fact that one the train, Kitchen asserted, their passports were taken up, and their baggage searched for Nazi material.

Then aU were Jailed. Deny Marsh Treatment. BRUSSELS, Belgium, Sept. 16. Fj -Belgian gendarmes at Merbesthal tonight denied they had used harsh methods in handling 32 British schoolboys wearing the Nazi emblem, who were forced to return' to Aachen.

I 1 grandparent was a. Jew was sufficient to cause dismissal. Declaring that BERUN, Sept. 16. Germany win ainar the praises of Its peasantry on Sunday, Oct.

1. Tha day has. been designated "Farmers' day." Thanks-giviny services for the great liarvest, v4 race, not religion is the decisive fac 1 Wj tor." Home Minister Wilnelm Jj'ricK 1 i ri Prussia. They acted, the gendarme said, undor general instructions issued by the stale police not to admit sltcns wearing the Kr. uniform or emblem.

today decreed In eventt a great-grandparent were baptized a Christian, but was of the Jewish race, a descendant shall be disqualified from holding sn official job. Dispatches from Berzabern, In the Palatinate, today said that 8.uthorkie.i there have declared Jews should not be permitted rights to enjoy sports in the new Germany, and have taken action 10 cancel fishing privileges granted to a Jewish firm. In Goeppingen, uer Item berg, Nasis have ordered the IE -1 ii' I '7 Vl AH Floor Sample! All Vsed Sett! 5, S. 7, 9 sail 10 Tb CONSOLE RADIOS NtionlIr Icnew et that far high 150.00 in thU grKt cUttiic at aly 29.50. By tew! UOXJXm, Sept.

U. Cloaked by ab- aolute secrecy and anonymity or what appeared to be plain theatrical sham as a protection against assassins, wit- ceases continued to parade today be- fore the unofficial "commission." with a recital of events in Germany at the time the German reichstas waa burned 'Feb. 27. The investigation Is being: conducted by a self-appointed body of lawyers residing in eight countries the United States. Great Britain, Belgium, France, Switzerland, Holland, Denmark, end Sweden.

They have assigned to them- wclves the task of nndins all evidence which they claim Chancellor Hitler will not allow to be introduced when the nve communists accused of setting: the building on nre, are tried at eip- r.ij Sept. 21. One Is Heard i It was announced today that one contributor to the mass evidence had been heard privately In order to 'protect him from bodily harm. An- other was Interviewed ooenly this morning. His identity was not an- although it was known to the in estimators.

This afternoon "Wil-telia Koenen. secieUry of the Ger- ntn communist jmly wnti! last Jiar. appeared as a witness TERMST10 exclusion of "eastern Jews" from the i which assures ample food supplies for the coming year, will be held. A half million farmers and land workers will assemble on Bueckberff hill, overlooking Hameln famed for Its Tied Piper. Chancellor Adolph Hitler and Minister of Agriculture Wal-ther Darra will address them In the presence of all the members of the government.

A battery will fire a salute marking- the opening of the festivities. After dusk tha surrounding hills will be ablage with bonfires. A procession of boats, strung with lanterns, is to be held on the River Weser. The festivities Include a ridhg tournament In which the cavalry will participate. Hitler to Welcome Farmers.

Before leaving Berlin for Hanoeln, Hitler will welcome delegations of fai mers. -They will be carried to the capital from all parts of tbe reicb by airpla nes. Kvery town and vuiyge in lti ind has rrransed it own piegiaju. pf the features wiU bs a radio- hroat-cast ot ti' rcrbM "'ne1" AS. LOSV AS -WEEKLY town market.

The new Prussian state council met privately today In the "new palace" at Potsdam, the former summer resi 8mal ca, tying charge i Hi 1 joicing. A special -'badge will be sold, tbe proceeds to used in swelling the winter relief fund for tha idle. The government's announcement of. the Jtcstival. declares: This dy will mark the end of the period in which the most liberal politi-cal system compelled the "farmer to play a subordinate social and economic role." Minister of Agriculture Darra today announced that the government plans to obtain just price" for the produce of farmers, particularly grain.

He warned them thut the undertaking was conditioned on their producing jio mo. than la necessary tor semifne domcal'e ''eirand. rttqbH A am eatincia'ly dence of the Thousand visited Potsdam to cheer the notables. The council is purely an advisory hody and is directly responsible' to' Premier Hermann Wilhelm Goerjng. 1 i EVENING 0BN VNT1L r.

if. i i 9 1 mi ffteemfivfi titt Death or KMIiog T.U.K-RKCK". Germany. Sept. -T former members of the republic I Keieh-ibasmer sen'enced death SUBSCRIBE FOR -THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE In toitrt lody dstth o' "Kerf i'The were Merr aebding and Htrr-! i Sjsu.

British ohairmaa ct the; geemttry hm Tseiztu? 1TeoA hin rtr? HSR ROcJk. tilii, ar.nounasd thai r.e pec- Wizkzsgton en Thuizdiy. The screts.r htd been item tbt 'tatcw it aawspicner inea wou'd tn soertst item tkrett irfeotie Ill ermiv.c i eaiar cr leave rocrnw diia tha dinger cf eavesdroppers. asent in EngUne, busy, with a pencil Sine Hitler Herr Thost. wts 1 Herr Xcencn, the reichetag Is ablaae! I said: Don't be crary.

It 1e Impossible." Torgler exclaimed: 'We must find out what fc mt the back of this. Adolf Philliptborn, political correspondent of tbe Voscische Zeltung, helDed to establish Toraler'a alibi. The speeches, ths witness tend to prove that neve would have approved the fire. He described himself as a journalist. He said that he had been a conlidant of Dr.

George Bell, assassinated Nazi confederate and one of the principal in the chervonhi (Russian money) counterfeiting trial. He declared he saw a list of young men with whom Boehto carried on a revolting association and that he made two copies of it. In this list, be continued, wa the name "Marinus van der Suebbe or J.uebhe. Marinus von der Jaiebbe is MINE RUN and p.4 inside the room, there ap-i peared to ba littis In tha explanation for ths secrecy as given by Ellen kinaon. former Lbor member of parliament and one of the commission kecretariea.

"We are trying to protect this man from assassination, that's all," she tld. The unofficial commission Is trying to plumb charges that Hitlerites them- Helves fired the reichstag building and then passed the blame on to the com-. munlsts. Half of today's business was occupied by the taking of "evidence" concerning the reported moral deprav-1 Ity some of Hitler's followers, notably Capt. Ernst Itoehb, leader of the Ka4 aiorm troopers.

The aUernoon was devoted to Koeneus defense of Krnst Torgler, former communist mem- ber of tha reichstag and one of those accused by the Nazis. Kocnen offered an alibi for Torgler. t'aUs Felf a Journalist. The mysterious witness heard privately dealt with Torgler's plitical speeches prior to (lie reichstag fe. POCAHONTAS 45 COARSE the Dutchman held by the Nazis as', the confessed firebug.

i Koenen was called as the next wit- ners. He described the innveitient.9 of! Pocahonta WatheJ Nut 7.2$ In 10 too Icktis, eeHvercd within city lunhs, Place your otdjr now. V't wi'l bold it ntil the mines tie their pi ice. at which time will rivo 70a dyi' notice take your coal at tbe above price. vN A.

We suarantre absolute isfctiou or will return your money it riotihed in wntmj vuhia threa day alter is- Torgler and himrelf the evening of the fire. with Tcgler from o'clork nuiil after the fire broke out at 30 o'clock," Koenen said. "After we left the reichslag building in the early evening we went to a restaurant. We had been ated about a halt hour whni waiiei- rnhrt In and rried. livery.

QUALITY COAL SALES CO. lit Writ Waxhlnetee St. PHONEi FRANKLIN 0277. DOUBLES ITS SHARE OP SALES IN ITS PRICE RANGE THIS a I TEAR MOHDAY! fyans wiI place on 150 i I ni nt 0IDSMQBILE OUTSELLS if iyf bi 273 Lftoverf from o-jr AUGUST FUR SALE Broken Siis and Odd Assortments MUST $0 I -w'l 1 9.8 i' -I Men and women are buying" more Oldsmobiles than any other car of -comparable They are awarding Oldsmobile 27.3 of the total sales of the eleven makes of cars in its price range more than double the 13.3 of a year ago. They have purchased more 'Oldsmobiles during the first eight month of 1933 than in all of 1932.

And here re the reasons for this marked public preference: Style Lender ship from en entirely new and distinctive design modern to the minute a pleasing harmony of line, contour and color that in winning universal praise. Perfmrmmmee JLemdership90 horsepower and 80 to 83 miles an boor in the Eight; 80 horsepower tnd 75 to 80 miles an hour in the Six; plus exceptional smoothness and flexibility. Flther Ventilating System utmost comfort fresh air without drafts individual ventilation without discom forting No dangerous fogged windshield or windows. Smoke and used air go out instantly. TlmePrAve ltepemdmhilitf of engine, chassis aod body born of more than thirty years" "experience io building sound, reliable motor cars.

JEcanontif the great basic economy of durable construction, which, means long life -i ad of modern design which means a higher resale Ta1e. ftivmer good repute which stamps Oldsmobile as "tbe car that owners recommend to their best friends" and which is an added guarantee of satisfaction. Price only $745 and np for the Si, $845 and up for tbe Eight bringing you value nowhere equalled in the entire Oldsmobile price range. You will be much more pleased with an Oldsmobile. And you can easily have one on convenient G.M.A.C terms.

"Why not see and drive an Oldsmobile tdy? I 17-77. 4.1 4 oa oficixi rejitratioe ignrev by I- Folk and Co. for tke frst seven of 1925. The eleven cars wbick comprise the Oldsmobile price groi'p MBge ftow $765 to $1250 (prices of fiT-passeaaer 4-door Sedan). So They Hy Been Reduced for ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE 3'iVane low prices for have been the talk of the town al oket HALF THEIR FOUMZR PRIC1S tbr offer values in Furs that we think rannot be equaled anywhere.

Tbe ones, two and three of a kind left over from ur record-breaking AuguHt TTwr Sale wiiM ge at once. EH 2.6 237. ni.9 f1 .1 A partial list of th Unnsaal Yalu 24 Fur Coal, inrludinjc Black Caracul, Natural Mnjltrat, American Broadtail IS Faf Coats including Black Caracul, Cra KM-akin, SilTer Muskrat 5 Natural Heecoon Coals. 4 Hudson Seal (Dyed muskrat) Coats 3 Hudson Seal' Coals (Dyed nikral) Ermine or Leopard trimmed i I i I far r-? -trrrr rr JZLV gi i ilifWSWwiBKMva -gstt! A) VBf yt.vJ i i 1 I' Ii tTiTrT-r-riTrTir- mm muni iiiumiiT i III -Ttri II nil. '-'f ff1f.

1 Ware I Nw 125 HSO 79 95 300 5 1 47 245 i 17 $250 H29 J300 M45 H50 I95 H50 5195 4 Natural Squirrel Coats. 2 Jap "Weasel Coats 3 African Leopard. Braver and Fitck trimmed 1 Alaska Seal 2 Black Persian Lamb CoaH Marlene Dietrltb i tLrillinj Chicago th week in the Son Songs' at the Roosevelt Theater. You iH thrill to the beauty of this natural dark mink coat as illustrated. It it Evans famous Marlene Dietrich model.

One of Kvans many glamorous filmdom fur fashions. Winter price, aale price, $595 DMrUh Silver 3 Black Care.I, Vox. trimmed Ar-GENERALMOTORS'VALUE THE SIX 743 and vp THE EIGHT 45 and up HCfiS P. O.I. LAKSIH4 Chicago Helrhta IT Chicago Anto Rodr A Motor Soles 5051 S.

Westers Avenue JFarwetl Motor Co. 737 S. Halsted Street North Romland Motor Ina. 10653-60 S. Michltan Avcnna C.SHt Side Garara Corp.

Chlcttqe's Largesf Far Imperttrt. Creafar, Desijaara I Factory 1 62 NORTH STATE STREET Hishland Park Garaxe 543 Elm Place Gran re Plutnmer-Wolf Votor Saiea. Inc. 206 W. Burlinzton Avenue i Idberlyriile Bernard Chevrolet Sale fill K.

Milwaukee Avaue Lombai-d Orison Motor Co. 107 St. Charlee iload i Lrnn Renn Motor Sala Avehns jatount Prosoect Buses Motor Sale 80 S. Main Street Nanerville Di Pare Coiintr Kolor Co 42S S. Wasbinaion Street Oak Park Cadillac Molor Car Co.

820 W. Kadison Street WnttSesan O. D. Mime Motor Co. K0 Belvidere Avem1 I.

Chas. V. WehHur E. yront 3tres NORTH Horth Town Motor Co. a60 K.

Western Atrium Xailr-nnii)rault Metor 8l r. 6031 Broadway Sblr Motor 8ala, Jne. 3011 Jrrins Park Bird. 7 JJorthinore Motors. Inc.

3000 Lawrence Ave. UlTimrT Motor Rclra Srrrite, Inc. 621-26 Dirersej ParawaT NORTHWEST (oho Motor Kales 4149 MUwaulcie Ays. O. ffelutlW Motor Slm 4U4D Tullertoo A remit WEST X.

1. Pillinicee Motor Co. 4700 Wastoingtoa Eoulevwd Purkiri? A'lfo Satea 40)3 W. 22nd Street. Cioero 3Rason Motor Sales Ta08 W.

Grand ElrawooU Fk. SOUTH May Mof or 8lr Anthony 4 re. Cadillae Motor Car Co. 2250-52 8. Mlchican Aveuue Caaillae Motor Cr To.

3015 E. 71at Street -Marquette Park. Motors 8415 S. 'WeslerB Ave. A.

G. Motor Bales J008 Chicaeo Boad Bos Raines W. Iadendorf 1628 Band Eoad i'd Senram i W. Jirot 3reel -Lake Shore Inc. 1010-16 Chicago Avenue tr 1 fiin TJll-rn liain Garare tfaln and Roosevelt ltu4 MTIM THUB FLOOr 1UTLCR 1UILBIH msv U0 Ummerciu Arcana SUBURBAN 1 addison Addison Aulo Sepafr Lake Street AnUoch Whiimore Cherrolet Oo.

884 Hiln Blue Island Vard Ant Sales. 12339 Western Avenue 4 mH wM kU ty essK fverf cef Is ccie Erces' -wriHes trffee 7day WJJD 12 4 THifM..