Austrian Youths Celebrate Hitler Coup
International News Radiophoto.
A contingent of the Hitler Youth Organization of Austria are shown parading through the streets of Vi
enna in celebration of the Nazis’ triumphant march into Austria. The successful Nazi coup spelled the end of
Austria’s existence as a nation and its beginning as a state of the German reich.
“The Law” in Austria Today
These German anti-aircraft machine gunners and thousands of others
like them are enforcing Germany’s will on Austria now, since that coun
try became a part of the German reich in Hitler’s bloodless coup. When
this photograph was made these gunners were merely playing at war in
maneuvers at Kissingen, Germany.
NAZI ARMY CHIEF
Field Marshal Herman Wilhelm
Goering, under whose direction the
plans for the Nazification of Austria
were successfully completed. Ad
dressing an audience in Berlin fol
lowing the coup, he declared that
Germany is determined further to
increase her army.
When Hitler Made Austria a German State
1—Adolf Hitler, who made a triumphant entry into Vienna after Germany took undisputed possession of
Austria in a bloodless coup, defying the world to interfere. 2—On to Austria went 100,000 crack German
troops like these as Hitler captured his homeland for the refch. 3—Armed German trucks and tanks such as
these patroled the streets of Vienna.
HITLER LIEUTENANT
Arthur Seyss-Inquart, made chan
cellor of Austria by decree of Adolf
Hitler, following the resignation of
f Kurt Schuschnigg and the success
ful Nazi coup.
Czechoslovakia May Be Next
With informed observers predicting that Czechoslovakia will be the
next object of Adolf Hitler’s Pan-German campaign, following his blood
less subjugation of Austria, the government of Czechoslovakia has re
iterated its previous warning that it will resist to the last any attempt
to conquer it. President Edouard Benes (center) is shown conferring
with some of his military chiefs during army maneuvers recently.
Scenes and Persons in the Current News
1—Beggar women and children in Pengpu, China, reap a harvest picking up after the looters who pillaged
the town following the retreat of the Chinese army. 2—The Spanish rebel cruiser Baleares, torpedoed and sunk
by a Loyalist destroyer in a sea fight off Cartagena. 3—Prof. Thurman W. Arnold of Yale university, who was
named by President Roosevelt as assistant attorney general to succeed Robert II. Jackson, who became solici
tor general.
Gandhi Emerges From Retirement
Mohandas K. Gandhi, better known to the western world as the
Mahatma, shown taking part In the formal opening of a cattle farm at
Haripura, India, in connection with the meeting of the fifty-first Indian
national congress. It was the Mahatma’s first public appearance in
a long time.
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Hopes that the Brooklyn Dodgers
may go places in the National
league pennant race were raised by
the addition of Dolph Camilll, who
was purchased recently from the
Phillies. Last year Camiili had his
best season Bince breaking into or
ganized baseball. Playing in 131
games, he batted .339, finishing
third in the home run standings be
hind Joe Medwick and Mel Ott with
a total of 27.
CLERIC LIGHTS UP
Most Rev. Arthur Cardinal Hins
ley, archbishop of Westminster, is
pictured in an unconventional pose
here. Cardinal Hinsley, one of the
live cardinals created by Pope Pius
last year, was snapped as he lighted
a cigarette, even as you and I, dur
ing a luncheon he attended in Lon
don.
Spring Cleaning at Geneva
Workmen clean one of the four Calvinist heads of the famous Refor
mation memorial at Geneva, Switzerland, as part of the city’s spring
cleaning program. The memorial commemorates the career of John
Calvin, the Sixteenth-century religious reformer.
His Majesty Parades at Carnival of Nice
Climax of the brilliant social season at Nice, France, was the annual grand carnival which drew thou
sands of revelers from all parts of Europe. Here we see the float of His Majesty Carnival LX, which strikes
the keynote of the festive occasion.
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2 Steps in Fighting
Discomfort of
COLDS
M ENTERS BODY
1 THROUGH
■ •STOMACH AND v
INTESTINES TO I
EASE PAIN. j.
2 RELIEVES
•THROAT PAIN^
RAWNESS.
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All it usually costs to relieve the
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— relief for the period of your cold
15/ to 25/. Hence no family need
neglect even minor head colds.
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BAYER tablets when you feel a
cold coming on — with a full glas3
of water. Then repeat, if necessary,
according to directions in each
package. Relief comes rapidly.
The Bayer method of relief
is the way many doctors now
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for relief — then if you are not
improved promptly, you call the
family doctor.
Virtually 1 cent a tablet
Lenient With Others
Pardon the other person often,
, thyself never.
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LUDEN'S
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Without Law
In the midst of arms the law
is silent.
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