Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-12-29
Compiled by
JOHN D. GRANT

chine in history of Nazi Germany in honor
of Admiral Horthy. regent, of Hungary.
Aug. 26-French Radical-Socialst group
votes unconditional support for Premier
Daladier in campaign to curtail 4O-hour
| week.
CzechS to submit to him.
Aug. 27-Britain warns Hitler against
attack on CZechoslovakia.
Sept. 1-MuSSolini orders out all Jews
who entered Italy since the World war
Sept. 3-Anti-German riots sweep Poland.
Sept. 4-France masses troops at Maginot
Sept. 6-Polish police wreck 173 orthodox
churches; kill many.
Sept. 9-Britain again warns Hitler
gSen lekeeggs c aed Nazs riot in sde
ten territory
Sept. i2-Hitler deaes Britain and France
Sept. 14-czech troops smash civil war
in Sudeten territory.
Prime Minister Chamberlain flies to
Germany to see Hitler.
Japan pledges armed aid to Hitler.
as result of Prime Minister C.lamberlain's
conference with Hitler.
Sept. 16-Brtish and French cabinets con.
fer on Czech situation.
Sept. 1s-Britain and France yield to
Sept. 2O-Czechs accept partition.
Sept. 21-Poland and Hungary demand
slices of Czechoslovakia.
OCPL. Northumberland anu f1lLl6T QlSCuSS
peace plan.
Czech premier and cabinet resign.
Sept. 25-President Roosevelt sends peace
appeal to Hitler.
Sept. 6-Chamberlain pledges Britain to
enforce yielding of Sudeten area if Hitler
will not make war.
Hitler warns CZechS he is ready to fight
for Sudetenland.
Sept. 27--Roosevelt sends second plea to
Hitler, proposes European. parley.
Sept. 28-Hitler calls fOur.poWer peace
conference. including Great britain EroOpQ
and Italy as last effort to avert war.
Sept circumference, agrees to all Hitler's
demands; Germans take immediate possess
sion of Sudetenland. Czechs submit
Sept. 30-German troops begin march
into Czechoslovakia.
Czechs get new demand from Poland.
Czechs cede territory.
Oct. 3-Peace now is assured but arming
must go on. Chamberlain tells house Of
Italy. calls for speedy partition of Czecho-
slovakia to satisfy Hungary's claims.
Oct. 4-Premier Daladier given dicta-
torlal powers by French chamber of depu-
President Benes of czechoslovakia resigns.
Oct; 6-British forces kill so Arabs in new
House of commons endorses Chamber.
lain's deal. Hitler.
Oct. 7-PoWers bar plebiscite in Sudeten-
land; give Hitler area without vote of
people.
Oct. 8-Nazis stone palace of Cardinal
Innltzer at Vienna, injuring the cardinal.
slain in three-day battle near TEN:
Oct. 12--Germany demands $43 ,o0o. 900
from Czech gold reserve to strengthen
Oct. 13-Revolts of serious. nature break
out in Austria. Hungary. Poland and Bull
oct. 14-Hitler demands Britain limit air
force to fraction of Germany's:
Oct: 16-Germany arrests labor leaders
as anti,Nazi agitators in new wave OF unrest.
Oct. 18IBritish troops besiege Arab rebels
within old city of Jerusalem.
Oct. 19-Hitler asked France to. return |
colonies as one of the terms for friendship |
Oct. 2O-British troops disarm Arab reb.
els in Jerusalem.
Oct. 2S-Japs take complete control of
Oct. 27-Japan approved plan to share
SpoilS of Chinese conquest Win germany |
Oct. 3i-Prime Minister Chamberlain re-
Nov. british commons approved Cham
berlains pact with Italy. ,o,.
Hungary given chunk OF CzecnosioVaKla
by Germany and Italy.
Two British planes set nonstop RECORD OF
1872 miles, flying from Egypt to R AiHfsiTai s
cepted President Roosevelt's invitation to
visit United States. .,as,4,
Nov. 9-NaZi mobS looted ana sHldsneo
Jewish stores in Berlin.
Dionne quintuplets have tcnsiis anu due
Nov. 1870, 600 Jews thrown into prison
In Germany as mobs destroyed their homes
Pearl Suck, American novelist. won 1888
Nobel prize for literature Eurico rermi
Nov 1INDuke of Gloucester visited Duke
of Windsor in Paris; former king TO De re-
stored to royal family circle. .,s,,, :.
Gen. Ismet Inonu becomes preS''e"' Vi
Nov. 12-Germany fines Jews 'seon,oou ooo
as penalty for murder of German o'p'o'"at
by Polish Jew in Paris. vjs,,or
Nov liking Carol of Rumania V'sitor
to Great Britain.