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Show : 1 AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN -t, . ,,; Imllaa from CrenvelL England, to Ml M fMi timii w wnli iW.mw u Sinology r 1933 !f; pickard DOMESTIC '"'"ilbroM oil again nd er? sent after tw. ?ht11 hundred enraged 'belted farm mortgage ". vrmer President Calvin Northampton Ma. Hoover ordered 0 : i i mnurn1DK a Judge at V Marti martial Uw proclaimed. u.. Vi lim .a .... aiaa aaa - ISO emergency relief bllL u. t. Heivermg appointee; com-mlsslonec com-mlsslonec of Internal revenue: and J. r. T. O'Connor controller of tbo currency. Mar i noun pgssea innawea HdefM-rarm bill. Banal passed tbe Muscle gboals bill. May I House passed bill to regulate regu-late aale of securities. Jaaa H. Jones made chairman of Reconstruction Finance Corporation. May lr-JilWK) .Uli(l, rmilV4..r hlbltion repeal amendment. Jamea B. Conant alactad President ol liar vard university, domestic &.ot Hoover vetoed il-W'-A'li.ndiiica bllL and mama '"""Vi; - .,,. r-epaaaad Philip- !., M.nt Hoover and Roosevelt agreed debt negotiation, with H. B. Hawea of rlirnd. Jti2rhe Twentieth amena-jthe amena-jthe Constitution, ending li-l" eesstona of congress. 'iriillT adopted when Mis-cl Mis-cl .iVtr. atete to eo- ,:ni1; ?""edWoodburn Chase re- .'."president of ifZ..i. to become chancellor L lark university. VVa-d.fault.og nation, to mk on '-L voted I90.000.00S for ilHouse passed "bill to en-WoS en-WoS to ajold bankruptcy. S Glass banking bllL House refuaed to cut pay .enaU ooated Sergeant at DWW I a Barry for traducing inline article. ... 5St W.ta 1 V: ComrtOCk Of JVoclalmad an alght-day rwarchlat Oluaepp. . . U ami mlMlnaY hllTI. wounding Mayor Cermak .... .ii.t. ,.Mutlon mitt Eighteen t hamendment. . IB KCIOIUViun .v. k- MUI DHIVV W . 411 Appointment announced iMiind William H. Woodln of l!rk a. secretary of the trea.. i the Rooseeu cauinci. r?-Congre.a pmaaed ISOI.000 rsto rlgied m "chairman federal Judge Harold .rteck of California for "mla iMt in oiucw. u uk. It Pre siaeni-rneci eeed Henry Wallace woulOj Hury or anncuuu LT7 iinroid Trkea a secretary '.T r. ...... rManila A. Bwan- it necretary of the nary an 1 .-M V. I)n.aa1 1 Kea Ike Insults and others for us- tie malls to defraud; , . . . 1 Harry Byrd appointed ,W from Virginia to succeed msry-postofflce bill, conferring mlwtion powers on President, te I Representative Hnry T. .ref Illinois chosen next speaK-f speaK-f Democrats. . . rt Morgenthau. Jr.. named eaalrman of farm board, th I Bank ho'day Pr-ti Pr-ti In New York and Illinois, aer 8. Cummlnga named attor. (trated President of United aty -second congress came to jes. ures President Roosevelt de-4 de-4 a four-day bank holiday and 4 eongress In session on Marcn . t m in. t)AAir1t re ires 1 I iiowwui - . M as governor general of tne (wTi Douglaa appointed director Urth -Presldent Roseyf,l,1 lei bank holiday Indefinitely. Mtrress gave President full con at oanaina 7'"- . , ,. :oagrss met In special session. W elected speaker of house. iareh 10 President asked con- . A ..it vnrirtnr titnd government salarlea l00.- irch 11 House passed Presi- i'l economy bill. larch 1J Banks reopened. iert W. Bingham appointed am- ttior to Engjand; Jesse I. Straus. ttssador to France: and Joscphua ?ils, ambassador to Mexico. iurh 14 House passed J.l per H er bill. t .... Urch 18 Senate passed beer bill, l.rch 1 Zangara. slayer of May-Crmnk May-Crmnk of Chicago, electrocuted f Miami. OUrch 2! House passed Roosevelt I'm Dill. . . 8 Urch 27 President scrappea tarra hH anrt combined several arrl- pltqral bureaus. . . I rrh 18 President Issued order Nlng pay of 800.000 rdral em- rQMi li per cent. Ilprl) l-Prtsldant signed repula- P'ss reducing veterans' aid 400.- MMt . fffectlve' July t. ' I April J Claude O. Bowers named pnbasBailor to Spain. f kichlttin first state to repeal dry Aril 4 Wisconsin voted repeal, f April 5 President ordered return oli hoards over S100 by May i. April 6 President Invited nine ''liens to economlo conference In I'whlnKton. lApril R Mayor Frank Murphy of r'rolt named governor-general of .tllippihox. I rll 12 Ruth Bryan Owen named muter to lienmark. I April 17 Senate rejected 1 to 1 "''r ronionetlzatlon anienUment to km. , V ,', m I Hminu nnn.. m.a ill nn IVlnSr . i.n.flli:u icnuiui'u" riilnt power to declare an arms iar(fo. I April li United States went off 'amiara; emDargo on goia r"llon declared; bill for "con 2'M lunation" drafted for admin fin l rsn m ..H hill rip rlApl p. latrea of securities. May House defeated price fixing fix-ing amendment to farm bill. U. .11 Cn . ..ll.f.UftallAtt WHJ F " I Bl IU Blln..llllkllWH oxaaiuca) wieilst vaaactsd-byi lexmaresav. Dave H. Morris as ambassador to Belgium. nrviii.i... " AnM I it h ii nullum vuniitru vi ."n- aplrac-y to defraud MrfEVan' Mo- Lean in umauergn Hianspins; can. If .. h I 1 A J I I -1 m- t AA Pill nuininiiMiviuii . ....... AAA AAA 1.111 1 kl I a . . L. I n austriai control miroauceu in con- May 14 Senate refused to Impeach Judge Harold Louderback of Cali fornia. May 1 Senate passed Glass bank. Ing bill with deposit guarantee amendment. May is Publlo works-Industry control bill passed oy tne nouite. May 17 Senate passed railv . i km umjtji. ,11,114,. . , , . , . , , , . . A Century of Progress exposition optned In Chicago. May 19 House passed 0111 aoro- valinir mrA pliiimi In all obllffStlona May SI Roosevelt farm credit . .1 WM . V. . linlllB June t Senate limited reductions In veterans' bonus payment to 15 par cant. . D.Af UamM W nnitila alactad president of Princeton university. Jnna x Senate named tba cold clause abrogation bill. June 4 Keconstruction rinanca corporation granted loan of $50,000.-000 $50,000.-000 to China to buy American wheat and cotton. . June 5 Illinois voted ror raun-catlon raun-catlon of prohibition repeal amendment. House passed railway control diii. t.. a Indiana vntud for reDeal of prohibition ratification. June nooeri r. omnnor appointed ap-pointed ambassador to Turkey. June f senate pssmo works-Industry control bill. T..MA 1A Pr-Aalltant aant tO COn- Sress government reorsranliatlon or-ers or-ers saving about $25,000,000. Prof. William ta. uoaa mi wnnr-. wnnr-. r Oiiraa-n made ambassador to Germany; John Cudahy of Milwau kee ambassador to roiana; unwm MacVeagb of Connecticut minister to Greece. . . . . June II Massachusetts voiea ior repeal of prohibition. ... . June 1 oenaie paaaeu ihuchouu-ent ihuchouu-ent offices bill with amendment concerning con-cerning veterans' costs opposed by rreiiaiDb June lscongresa yieioea 10 me rresiaeni on ma niw """i" Satlon ISSUe. pauaea mm i""i . . mm . kill m.m,A m A iirrA ant omcce uui JUne im r ii..iuu... started on vacation to Campobello Joseph B. Eastman appointed fed. a ..ji a Af t so ninnr t M.t Ion - It A nniifll mstfitfnsT Ol atUni 1T s.ss- . " . . American ABaoclatlon for th Ad- vncment or ci6nc openeu m vi Jun Ifr Iowa, New Hampshire and Connecticut voted for ratine m .aml amanrlmanr uo," T5 u;;.7. .nfl rail labor agreed to continue 10 per cent wage cut to June. ?. June 17 Calilornia ana "em glnia voted for ratification of repeal amendment. , k July 4 President Roosevelt returned re-turned to White House. 1 . 7 o . r ika made arcn- aral director of public work admin- 'y"!.?" P.-.M.nf Roosevelt signed cotton textile Industry code. July 1 Aiaoama ana r.. voted for repeal of prohibition. Julv 10 President Roosevelt Is sued a "master code" for an ousi- ness, raising wages ana iii"'i h(Tennessee voted for ratification of repeal. . . ... n(. Uen. liaio diioo -. -v-cers of his air armada received by President RooseveiL July !l Oregon voiea ior irv.-bltlon irv.-bltlon repeal. Aa- 1 i'realdent Rooaevelt named Raymond Moley lo- lead federal war on kidnaping and racketeering. Boards to enforce trade codes named for all. states. .,v. Aug. 4 Pennsylvania coal strike truce arranged by Gen. H. 8. John- dtdate, was alactad mayor of New iora. aeiesuns: sseaiaa. recovery nominee, and O Brian, Democrat calved by President Roosevelt nov. rrsncnisa granted i women of the Philippines. Nov 11 Chleaa-a World's fair Closed. .. Nov. It Secretary of the Treas- hi f nvuuiii iwa. inuviiuuv iv v absence; Undersecretary Dean Ache- I A-M k- ivn reaiajnaq ins was buwu i Df nr aoriDioiu, r. u : - n . . . ... hut. 1 o it rancn . hjii k pointed first assistant secretary of staler " " Nov. II Mob at Ban Jose, calir hanged two confessed kidnaper and murderers. Dec I International Uve Htocg exposition opened In Chicago. use e--nepeai 01 chhkuihi amendment proclaimed by the Pres- lueni ana riiiuum uruuiuuiwu wwi v mw wmw " " " ....... . ..v. Dec. I Mary Plckfortl filed divorce suit against Douglas Palrbnnks. uea 11 ueorge feea rengnea a h. . . A . AAA .n.l mimm miill ..hlaf nt u vi nfmrm .i.w ' " " - now orxnlitKn .towyflvCjl"-commerce. .towyflvCjl"-commerce. rt.n I A T. m m M.nl Rfwiaevalt viv, m-m . 1 . - opened campaign against big Income lax cneaiers. Dec. $1 President Roosevelt or. dered remonetlxation of silver. Dec. 10 President Roosevelt cele brated his nrty-urat oirinaay Its withdrawal Iroaa world tariff Inot. IT Reognltlo of Russian govarnmeat by United .States announced an-nounced and W. a Bnllltl selecud aa American ambassador to Moscow. Nov. 11 iinrmniioi v"""'""" recessed until January la. uen. a Aaoaaian noun tin Insull must return to Chicago tor trial. s . Dec 1 eeventn r"-mrwai conference opened Montevideo, Uruguay. Dec II Paraguay wen great victory vic-tory over Bolivia, in thn Ctaco war. fsalted In war debt payments to the United States: Ova enodo.. token payments; Finland paid In full rranca, roiana aim tente agreed on a nnlteil front against Germany ! roarmament de- m,na" mm. t ,. . Chahar. " . Dec. II Paraguay ana nonvia agreed to, truce In Oran -haco war. INTERNATIONAL son. 1 lion. pril !0 Breckenrldge Long nom-, nom-, ataa fur amba-sador to Italy ! April 21 House passed bill pro- ''j'ni hnlf s billion dollars for out-!rfW out-!rfW relief gifts to the states. .miier Welleo nominated for am-,'Msilor am-,'Msilor to Cuba. Pr 2f, Houhs passed the Muscle "'IS inn. wix.on,n rRtlfled prohibition " fn"inlment. "'" Hi -Mrs. Nellie Tayioe re- 1117 II V. .1 . . ... mm 1 flnt.-, director of the mint. Pril 27 U A. Stelnhnrdt whs ap-r1""'i ap-r1""'i inlnlsler to Sweden and Am-rMdnr Am-rMdnr lliich 8. flibsnn transfi'tTfld """ l -Ujum lo llraz Artr . 1 wiejidn if'!:;-;'1 I t.-i V.,.l. firm hill '"lit and currency expnnnlnn f S.SOtt 'urn ftoo hMie Auir. Arliona voted for prohi bition repeal. . Aug. li-Slxty thousand garment workers of New York area struck for elimination of sweatshop condl- tlAug. 1 Missouri voted for pro amnion reici. .. vr.aident Roosevelt signed oil. steel and lumber codes. Aug. 2 President Roosevelt ap proved auiomoDiie cuu. .. .mhihltlnn raoaal. lexaa tuibu i" . . a i..i.nnt Rarretarv of State Moley resigned to conduct new mBK...-. ..,. Wallace set wheat' acreage reduction for 1J at - a 10 per ceil- i Aug : Washington state voted for repeal of prohibition. J Sept 1 Secretary Swanson signed contracts. for 7 warships. SPniV 5Vermont voted for prohl bltioii repeal. .J trAaldpnt Roosevelt ap- . ... 1 11 u aviAr ambassador to poinveu 11. . sint 11 Maine voted for prohlbj- t,0a".'pielLM.rTland. Minnesota and Co'lorailo voted for prohibition re- Pf8ept. 15 Code for soft coal Industry Indus-try agreed .upon, .... h Sept. l l-ew i"ci" voted for prohibition-repeal. Sept II R. C. Martin of la Angeles An-geles elected, commander In chief of Seiit. 10-Eleven kidnapers con-t-lcted In Oklahoma and Illinois Oct I President addressed American Amer-ican i-eglon at opening of Its con vention I .ll IV. P. v.. ... m Oct. I Virginia voted In favor of prohibition repeal. ....,.. v f t Mrs Isabella Greenway elected to congress In Arliona. 'oct 6-KdwSrd "ny".of D ratur' 111., elected national com "'Oct t-PreaidarTt Roosevelt spoke at dedication or uompers ... In v asniiin i"". . m . , Oct. 10 Florida voted for prohlbl- tlon Tepo - . . v, of Pennsylvania acquitted of Moosa lot- "wililam Toreen re-elected president .1 1 p o( I Oct. U-A. F. of U voted a boy cott of Germany. . . r i....Mnt Roosevelt an nounced program for liquidation of m.A hanks ' . u...Mnt Itnosevelt or- A.r.A orison and fines tor violators ''oX- Farm Holiday ..n.j a farm strike. "SlMSlot retailer, signed 1 I J ant C)ct I& Oovernment began buying s-old above market price, carrylnn out President s new monetary pro- B r", "J' jn President rtoosevelt de-rl.lcl de-rl.lcl to buy K'lfl in he world mur-v mur-v ir,0vernmcnt announced nlnn to l.iiv $;,ft uoo.uoo worth of . 1 . . . t o fur r 1 I 1 1 ' f T TaKHa. HAvaiai annna aiakl WAr Chinese city of Shanhaikwan after U kl. i eh a, aala. UUII1UIIIK Id I 'fill liiv emi. Ta.- 1 A lanunsia sintlirAf. Ph U- fnnkow paaa and advanced Into Ja nui yi vi into, I . U Daks Plus. ntArl I m sd ft holy year of prayer, penance and j Jan. II League of Nations committee com-mittee of It gave up hope of Stno-Japanese Stno-Japanese conciliation. Bolivians defeated by Paraguayans Paraguay-ans In bloody battle tn the Chaeo. Jan. 24 colomma appeaiea to signatories sig-natories of the Kellogg pact and p.rn tn lhA Ieaarue of Nations in their dispute over Letlcia. jan. z secretary 01 oim m ion Invoked the Kellogg pact against Peru In the dispute with Colombia. jsn. su Japanese buvoi mucin, uu-clded uu-clded to quit the League of Nations. 1.... 1. i.o.ii. nt N'atlnna coun cil urged Paraguay and Bolivia to cease nosiiiuies, ana buiiiu"i"- t. . i . . ..mail militinri to I Cl U R p, 1 II n . ...... Colombia's legitimate police, action in Lancia, mm... Feb. 14 Coiomoia severea aipiw-matlc aipiw-matlc relations with Peru and actual war began In the Lettcla region. Feb. II Severe fighting between Chinese and Japanese began in Je- yeh. 24 Japan rejected and China accepted the League of Nations re- pun UH mwiiv.Hw,. -r . , . .At-A h iha aaaamblv and the BUUtiU 7k-a Japanese oeiegaiion wunmow. reo. z jnina rc" r iw i. mM . . . United Btates mnoraea Nations policy in oino-japane ai nil. a. rim.m t Rrltaln tmnoaed arms embargo against Japan and China. . , . March l raraguey for declaration of war againai uo March Jehol City oocupled by 1110 alPII;3. March 7 Martial law was proclaimed pro-claimed In Peiplng because of advance ad-vance of the Japanese: Marshal Chang Hsueh-IUng resigned as Chi nese commanaer in nun 1 , - March l musaonni omn "- -power peace plan to British. March 15 English Jewry boyeot. ted German goods In protest over treatment of Jews In Germany. March 10 Bolivians drove Paraguayans Para-guayans back In Chaco; hundreds eiam, . . .....a April 6 woria coon i"' ,"" ,- .loin tn F.mt Greenland In valid; Denmark won the area. April l nussian coun two British engineers to prison and three to deportation fer espionage ind sabotage; Great Britain retail- ated by placing erauru .-...-.. exports. w..r. April II Prime Minister mh..m.-ald mh..m.-ald arrived In Washington and began be-gan economic conversations with President uwurTcu. . i.va Cniii.t Rnaala ordered prohibition of all purchases In England Eng-land and other reatreUtve measures. Japanese openea u"' Peiplng with eight-hour batle. A.-11 Polish Jewa began boy- COlt OI uoriim" . . anil April 14 rresiueni M. Herrmt 01 rrn ""n- nomic iaia- , . . . " . . radim Rttssln' and China resumed diplomatic reiawui... mav formally declared war on DU nil. May II Eight isaoing naii- agreed on tarirt iruco iii w-..- economic eonrerenw OnomiC coniri ,. . Uay l President Roosevelt called on 54 nations to join in '"'" i I ! I' 111 sun "I 1 l;.ilililns uua p-(K p-(K 1 .1 11 A1I.1 . anil governor oT Purto - .."V...V. ... Ml' kv "I 1 .1 1 1 1 1 11 i' .iiiieiolii" I 'o1l.l 1 ' '' 1 1 ! 11 1 in'1 K1011II - ..Uli .I r .,...,1 nt 00, N ,! ii 1 .11 I" "V, ri"i u-v I v ;i ti I : , 'Ki to outlaw war. scrap offensive wea- nons and rorce woria ri v nKo.o.ilnr hitler of Qer many accepted Roosevelt s peace proposala with reservation of equality equal-ity In arms for Germany. May II Mussolini's four power pact agreed upon by Great Britain. France. Italy and Germany. May It United Statea offered to icln European security pact abandoning aban-doning nautrsllty rights. May IS Japanese seised control of Ma'il-Chlna and Japsn signed truce stopping war In 1101 Hi China. t Wnrlit economic and monetary conference opened In Lon-Son. Lon-Son. Prime Minister MacDonald In terjected tne question o. June II Great. Britain and Italy Offered to pay ten pet ; cent of suw dui United Statei on June 15. June 15 Finland aione pain .u.. war debt Installment due Un ted States: all others either defaulted or paid small part . "T"'."".. 3 "stabHi: tatlon of dollar and offered economic program. . . ai ni rhlnene eenernls. J II II O A . ........ - anted vrttlr Japane. st up. inda- penaenj ,nri.A.d Drltish engineers, and trade war ended. - . - Jul, 1 President uoo-eve 1 . J. i ,wifApencB for ns st "nee on stabilization of -currency m t K U I ar aTA nillllllS 1 1 1 OU rope formed pool to protect gold .. u.. rnnference. near dissolution, saved by Insistence of July Concordat between Ger many and tne no,, France and Germany signea a 'IvA-Pa'to curtail sal. of silver signed In London by Ualted States and seven other nations. July 17 World economic confer, anre In London adjourned. Auk T Germany rejected demand of Great Britain and Prance that She cease propaganda activities In AUAug Socialists opened world conference In Parts. ... 25 International agreement for reduction of wheat acreage r.ahed In Ijondon. Rent U-France. Great Britain and Italy approved Austria's plan to raiie new army to protect border Sent 25 Fourteenth assembly of . ' - v.iinn. nneneri In (ienevn. tu,2XrKentlna, Australia and Denmark were elected to seats In League of Nations connc I. Oct 14 Germany withdrew from Ueague of Nations and .1 isarniamt'iit CTirt. 10 Dl-inrnuuii'-nt confer.Tue 'V;';;r'-;. n . y,nff ,. . ... u- ,ij,IU!I'.!. m vf IP li ;i i !'i r ti if 1 a . 1 tmm Valera dla solved Irish parliament and called general election. Chile decreed liquidation of great I'osacn nitrate comoina. Jan. 10 Uprisings la Spain re-...h.j re-...h.j 1. Umihi and arrests Jan. 14 President De Valera'a party won tbe Irlah Free State elections. Jan. U-'French cabinet was over-thrown over-thrown In vote on the budget and I a. A Chancellor Von SchUlcher of Oer- aaJ W 1 am Klnai aA.ai lnpfl 1.- .f. LAr.lt UltUr llA;(it fit Na af am II V n UVli saiavs " - tlonal Socialists, was made chancel- lor 01 uermany. Jan. 11 Edouard Daladler formed new government ror trance. Feb. I General Sandlno. N'lcarag-uan N'lcarag-uan rebel leader, made peace with rresiaeni cacasa. Fb. II Revolutionary movement broke out In Cuba. Feb 17 Incendiary nre paruy oa-stroved oa-stroved the Reichstag building In Berlin. March 6 National oociansts ana Nationalists won In German elec tions. Premier Venlieloa defeated In Greek elections. March T Dictatorship established In Austria. March I TSSiaariS mane prtmur of Greece. . , March Hitler extended control ...... . It Tmm m atataa " March IJ -Miller Became aiciaior of Germany. March 19 Nationwide boycott on Jaws proclaimed In Germany; Marcn 11 iresiaam ui vii made himseir aiciaior. .j . . in.n.iir.T.n ina 11 1 1 1 t Tear. a.ii a U'.it.rii Australia voted 4m .l 1. . ' ' w.v. mm mm. , - - . A . mr. m t K . MRimilllWtll Ih. Ill IVtlUl ..VIM ..w w - rm April 1 Masone rder in Ger many dissolved ana roorsaniou uu "Christian Dasis." April II Spanish women voted for ... im. in mnnleln.B.1 elections. Anril it Revolt broke out In Cuba with landing of two eipedl . I . I t . I .... A Vllilia 1 it vnriu. . mm April 10 President Sanches Cerro of Peru assassinatea. May I Hitler amaahed all free . . I mm Clavmin May I Irish Free 8Uta abolished oath to the British king- Ma, 1 Mahatma Gandhi began another fast and . wa Immediately released from prison. Ignas Moscickl re-alected presl-dent presl-dent of Poland. , May II Prussian dlst dissolved nntll 1937. , , , May IS Hitlerites won election In free city of Danslg. June I Spanish government leaders lead-ers excommunicated by Pope Plus XI. fiim narman v arreed to end Jewish boycott in upper Silesia. June rresiaeni ahiuh ui i" forced the resignation of the Aiana cabinet. . . June 11 zamora compeneo 10 i Aiana to form new Spanish cabinet. i rhaniellnr Dollfuss out lawed Nail parties In Austria. June ji ah mi uuin in - -acreed to mediation by Ambassador wanes. . ... r.... . niraiin srovarnment dis solved the Socialist party. . a aahaaOaa nla arAtarl to permit Nasi group to control the church. A , . i..i 11 Pint aa-alnat Pnanlsh KOV ernment uncovered and hundreds Jailed. Juty 2 Cuban government Issued genera) amnesty decree. June 17 German National party dissolved and joinea nm naim. Julv It Gandhi and hl wife ar L.-i ... 1. 1.41a. ., , . . . . Aug. 7 Bloody antl-Machado riots In Havana quelled by troops. Abk I President Machado of Cuba . ..I.....J., W.llaa' media. tlnn plan and refused to quit his office. m .... Aug. State of war declared In Allhl Aug 11 Cuban army demanded i:.h.. .r Pr.ililanl Machado. rffllgnAOUII Vm . . . Aug. II President Machado of Mt..u ...linail anrf flad tn NrAS&U '. Vv U U I c o 1 A ' " " "1 Dr. Carlos aianuei o sapcusa wa. made provisional president Aug. li Eilgni nunarau naa711.ua reported massacred In Iraq. Mahatma Gandhi began a fast unto death In Yeravda Jail, Aug I uanoni waa unconuiviuu-ally unconuiviuu-ally released to save his life. Sept. a Kanicais 01 vu un ounra mx 1 . r r,.n.4k llljl hla ffOV- rraaiaiiiii iu ' ernment and assumed mla by Junta- Sept I R.ing remaa 01 iran moi In Swltserland and waa succeeded by his son. Ghasl. Sept. Aiejanaro mrruui premier of Spain. Sept 10 Dr. Ramon Grau San Martin.was sworn in at President of Cuba. " Parliamentarism in rrussia wipu out by Premier Goerlng. Sept ZO Lnanceuor ivmuna -tablished Fascist dictatorship over A()ct. I Chancellor Dollfuss of Austria Aus-tria wounded by assassin. irroux government of Spain ousted by parliament. " Oct I Martlnes Barrios became premier of Spain and dissolved the COoften--Rstrtnla voted to curb parliament, snd President Tonlsson and his cabinet resigned. Oct 14 government of Premier Daladler of Franca was defeated and r"octned25 Albert Parraut "formed new French ministry. (c, 11 Greek court of appeals refued to extradite Samuel Insull to United JXates. Nov Cuban cabinet resigned. Nov g New revolt broke out In Cuba With heavy fighting In Havana. Nadir Shah Ghaal. king of Afghan- . ...inn. anil hla inn lstan, was "u 1. .....7,a Mobammed z.anir ohm. hlJn t Cuban revolt crushed by ajoveiii...-"- . A . j.ov. . lZn-J-nanccJivr niur. ..."n an overwhelming timoij i i" man eiecuoo-. Nov 19 1 nineao "iii"i" muia army revolted against Nanking gov ernment. . ,,. NOV. I snrmiii" i-it'"-" try overthrown by chamber of dep- u Noy. 17 Camllle Chantemps made nrem er or r run". Pr . i.i.k Cm Stata a-nvern UeC-. a .mliaftil tha Tonne menl necmio. .. Ireland association, known as tbe B,p:o8TSerlou. anarchist revolt '"i.Vc Tl-Rpanlsh revolt officially declared suppressed; scores killed U - ' . a- I'raalr a? n VMm fTH ft t d PC H - Ad S-imuel Insull' must lcrtve the ''7,n' ,-lZrZ lrrnu formed ,.w inmi'try for Spfiln it.a fMM franwall Rna-land. la) rtainan oaj. ouulh ninva. ran. captain stauisaa asw ma Artoa to Brasll. April I Four Brltona In two planes dew over Mt Everest April i ranceaoo - 1.. krnV. awnrlil'a aaanlan raCOrd. averaging lil t miles an hour. May capu b. a-arajnaaa rw-land rw-land flaw from Senegal to Brasll. t - a " . I.'.. .. I Uaavlta tflaa from toe Angelas to New Tork ls . . . r . - I .I L.,M roooi conirouea piana It ml a u tea. . June I Jimmy Matters aoppeo on at New fork 1 e ..wcld atwltcUBg ngnt . . . Juna 4 Ualiarn landed OB Island A.L. XI tmm. mt m . June 11 oaroeian ana nn-i Spanish army flew from Spain to Camaguey. Cuba. June 14 jaauern mn"n v from Khabarovsk to Nome. a. 0 ...... . r. A .llap Inal .. JUM ..fi-7-A?rA.ef lb flight to Mexico City. July I Italian air armaua flight to Chicago via Iceland. July 7 Mattern found safe at Anadyr. Siberia. vCUwie,l and Mrs. Und bergh began route-planning flight to Greenland, Iceland and EAirope. July II Italian air squadron landed at Cartwrlght Labrador July 14 Italian air squadron reached Montreal. July 15 Wiley Post began round-the-world flight an Darius and Glrenaa of Chicago hopped oft for Lithuania all from New Tork. Balbo and the Italian air fleet arrived ar-rived In Chicago. jul- i Post reached Berlin in recora Darius and uirensa -- of therr ptane wear ooiaii uariii. July I liaimn air arm.u. -rived at New Vork. July II wuey ros cuiin..-. fliirht around world In T days is houra 4 mlnuus. JUly II CSPt. J. A. BlOHiauii his wife. Amy Johnson, flew across Atlantic from Wales and crashed at Stratford, Conn. July la Italian air niiiraiun New York for home. ,,. Seven American army flyers killed In crash of plane at Oceanslde, Calif. Aug. T KOSBI ana vuu made record non-atop flight from New Tork to Kayak. Syria, l.00 miles. author of phrase Tefayette, wo are arc- May 15 CoL rred Kligore, aom-manding aom-manding fourth regiment of marlaee at Shanghai. Ernest Torrenoa, veteran ecreea actor. May U Dr. John Orler Hlbben. president emeritus of Princeton. Prof. Lee Wilson Dodd of Tale. Dr. J. C. DaCosta, famaue surgeon, la Philadelphia. May 17 Clinton IvVOIlbert doIIV leal writer, In Washington. 11 -. a v. a. ..in. pnatae 1 Ma. U11 l Thomas CBrlan, former American diplomat at Grand IU Islah u rn. May It Admiral Lord Wemyss at May II Horatio Bottomiey ei London. Dan Claiary , pedestrian. li. It Bryn, rormer Norwegian mlnlalar tn llnltad States. May lo Prof. W. U Elkln of Tale. June I William Muldoon, veteran sportsman, In Purchase, N. T. June 5 Henry C Rowland. American Amer-ican author. Juna t Cyrus II. K. Curtis, puh-llsher. puh-llsher. In Philadelphia. June 10 Wlnohell Smith. American Ameri-can olaywrlsrht and actor. Juna 15 Capt. W. P. Wright ol Chicago, national commander ot O . A. R. Harry M. Jawett ot Detroit eute-mobile eute-mobile manufacturer. I.ma It it I. Itodanhaanar. for mer national commander ot Aniert- in Legion. .. Renraaentatlva B. B. Kemp of Louisiana. June 10 Paul Hester. American playwright. Rose Pastor Stokes,' raateai leaner. Juna II Reurestntatlva VL B. Al- mon of Alabama. I.,l. I A 11 (Trail Ina motor CAI official, In South Bend, Ind. July 1 Kuaseii uoaroman. Ameri can aviator. Hlpollto TrlgoyeB, former president presi-dent of Argentina. July t c. Ti. iiasaeu, nrsi if ernor of Oklahoma. WANTS TO KNOW HOW THE CURVES ... "GET THAT WAY- Auk. II Italian air fleet arrived at Rome. n.a Sept I Un- (Tancceco r famous Italian aviator, killed at New Tork. ... gpV 4 Florence Kllngensmlth, noted pilot killed In plane crash at International air races , ... a n.i nmr.rm Turner aot new West-to-East transcontinental record of 10 nours s mmu -Sept Itw Russian- balloonlsts aa- a ii.. Ana near record. cemieu "- " " 7, ... Nov. 10 oattia emu r -- cended I1.H7 feet In stratosphere balloon rom.kro Ohb? , bergh flew across the Atlantic from .? ' . Af.i,. tn Natal Rrasll. A". Tk. tJr.ilharrha flew over the Brasllian Jungte from Manaoe t0Dlc l-The Lindberghs landed at Miami. Fia. NECROLOGY July I Kir Anthony Hope Hawk- ris, Kng From tha tort of her nlcht club piano Helen Morgan tookl about bar tnd curvea and still more curve tnd find them all anghtfOL But it li not nemsmry to climb to the top of a piano to observe the amtormral pMnomena- waicn ". Ilnmn rilannaaoa There) af CIirVM on every hand, aometlmea terglbf where they had been lean aunpeciea. Kverywhere the boyish figures of yea-irviiLr yea-irviiLr are blossoming seductively. lavuMx I rhe- flat-cheated ami atOdw. feat-'1' ilno contours of predepreMion ay-re ay-re aa extinct aa petticoats. Prob ibly It ruay be set down to" f emtnlne rratratnea'tfcat theacowe et fsb on began to swell when the atatla .teal curves of business were all de I'lltilng. .....(. llow the transformation has been "ffected Is a source of continual imnement to the uninitiated, lilaa Morgan gives a hint: "The women took a tuck In their waistlines, pulled them up a bit snd lol The curves wore there." She alw lays It to the time: repeal, good. food, and gooa fellowship. But the curves beat re leal to It by at least a year. Some thing must be said for food. The iweet young things who used to Inrvo on Melba toast, a lean lamb hop and a glass of water now frank y admit that they like pot roast and uiashed potatoes and are no longer if raid to eat them. That's a break for the beef and potato Industry. One wonders, how ever, how long the mode win last 1 1 1 .... . L ... . Ilia, r.umiaii iiuirnni. JUIT u cawin uouiu, i-w .. ...... ... . financier. . . . J ,ind shudders at the painruiness 01 Julv li Prof. Irving BabBlll 01 i i... iha inu m nnl Harvard. . inromwa . July II Ollbert N. Haugen, tor- na tuddenly at tney came) iu. aer eongreeamen from lews. - i , ii"ia rv,0lor .i.iia ill fc: m jonnaon. lormir newe- a.natna tm-rtm Rniith Dakota. v acount Burnnam. uriiian paper publisher. . July 2 Louisa Closser Hale, novelist nov-elist and actress. . July 11 K. C. Schuyler of Denver, former senator from Colorado. Aug. 1 Chester 8. Lord, vataraa Journalist ot New. Tork. , . Aua-. I Iouls a Shlpman. Amer ican playwright i Dr. Pierce'e Pleasant Pellets are ths orif inal Uttle liver Pill, put up w yt They regulaU lirer and bowels. Adv. New Harmonica Type A riiernlpal harmonica. twin gas flames In glass sounding bells flanked ht names in glass aounuuig mm uu- Au. J. D. Oliver of south rotating mirrors, was one or me ind. Ind.. plow manufacturer. ? . . l.lu. a. raalun tt Aug 14 Dr. Frederick Starr, an- pnysicai exniun i -- thropologist, in Japan. Progress exposition at Chicago, famous lw7.v'!aToirn,10W 0' "f "'" " Tba organ Aug. IT Rear Admiral C. B. Mor- pipa-g wth a metol itop ai ina ooi- gan, u. d. n. AEHONAIITICS Ki . 11 . 1 ' l- ..f :. -n Jan. 1 S. P- Henderson, fenara. manager of Alton railroad, lo Chi- ffn l-Mr Belle MoskowltS, Democratic leader of New York. Jan. I Dr. Wllhelm tuno. lormer German chancellor. Jack Plckfora. American m. actor. In Parle. jan Calvin cooiiage. lormer President In Northampton. M""- Gilbert Colgate or new xora. pm-lanthroplst pm-lanthroplst and capitalist jn 7 Reoresentaiiva now" n. Butler of Oregon. tan s Renresentative a. a. mb- dall of Pennsylvania. Vladimir de faenmann, iamu. pianist In Rome. Jan. 11 Frof. uana .ariaiou bium- rw oi i 1 1 ii v . . ... Jan. 16 Mrs. Jessie narra, aaunu-ter aaunu-ter of late President Wllaon. nt v W. W. w eDD, episcopal bishop of Milwaukee. Jan. II ueorga aiuora, man elist. .. . ..... inn ji Ki'aaoetn niruuij v New York, theatrical producer. . oi A,t.i.r risrfnril Inau jan a i... . . -.-. , - , , -triallat and political leader. In bl- yrla, Unio. . . . B. A. McCulloch, member of fed arai umio uiiiiiiiiictd...... Jan. IK-Mra. O. H. P. Belmont of New York, in rans. Jan. I-fleorge Salntsbury. Eng tIraTA.c.rJUALu... . . "" Bars 'l aaauaia. ain Jan 10 Rear Admiral W. H. H- 8outherland, U. 8. N. retired. Jan II John Galsworthy. Eng- " Feb l-K O. Bonflls. publisher of Feb 4-A7ehbl.hop Rojaa Arrleta ' of Panama. ,., . Prof. A. a layce. British Egyp- '"tfhiAddlson Mlsner. architect In Palm Beacn. Fla. ... Feb T Dr. T.awrence F. Abbott former editor of the Outlook. Count Albert Apponyl. Hungarian "VaT Vl-John D. Ryan, copper magnate. In New York. B M. Winston, Chicago flnartc er. Feb It Field Marshal Sir William Wil-liam Robertson In London. George R. Carter, former governor 0,8irajohn A. Thomson. British scientist, sci-entist, ii.iinn minister- designate "to Greece. In ' Cheyenne. Wth m James J. Corbett. former heavyweight champion Feb. 11 near nmiii y..-- dn U s N, retirea. Feb. Thomaa W Gregory, former for-mer attorney general of the United States. . . , ... . . n ....i. llrand Uune aieiana.r m in France. Feb. I waiter rimra. mm iWarch I Thomas J Walsh, former . . - m Ufniinni and.Aamed at- senator wwi" 'V""-.,.,, torney general m ""'" r Rear Arrrmrai w " "-a March Mayor Anton J. Cermak of Chicago, IP Miami, tii. Marr-h 7 Bi-congraainti "... . l.ll. ... wooo oi ,. n a a if a I nan M U. Btursia. vi. -mm. retirea. . r u,.n March 11 senator iwimi i un.. of Nebraska. March M ir nrmr former president Canadian Natlona raliwaya. -,,,.,,. March n isrm. King, Civil war veteran, author. March 1" uum '"' March 10 Jefferson De Angelle. sctor. . , .,..,. Anrll wimon oiianfi. .u...".. April 6-Earl Derr Blggers. nov. Anrll 10 Dr. Henry van autnur and educator Anrll 17 George a. ph-tio poser of sacred music, at Eaaton. I a- . a- t a T 1. aa mm, s Aoril II Judge weo.ner imm of iioaton. who preside" at oacco- Vanxettl trial. Fr,d Terry. Fncll'h actor. Aprll aoWllllam Courtenay. Amer- ICAnpr"lltiri Joseph Kllgour. Amsrl- CaAnrilt0ir2 Sir Henry Royce. British m,i;r car and airplane engine baArriri' 2fi Dr Follv tAdler. phlllso-hr phlllso-hr in No York. An'rll 20 Rev Thomas Sherman, S . son of Gen. William T. Sher- m1"r'ancls Richards, noted Inventor. ...... larittln i'onll ,n.r,.....A..ni.-.tlva C. 8. Brlggs of H. l -.n. - Tl'. so Countess de Noalllcs, F,:,','vh 'iciVvinUm E. lI'kcM. vt-,.,(' vt-,.,(' -..r ar.d icil.li---li-r. In S.i.lis- - nr.if ..iiMMu.c.JJ.. I'jlmur.ot ii..' v iui 'i-.v r-.'v ' ,, . v ,... . .1 iVrn"'! I" I-j I-j l' C. k atai.t--'n. A.. rt-iUfd Kl- siMarl. CahllU 1. oi air wun it wu" , m, i wm- Ing forth the tune. IMtch la oon- Aug. 17 Congressman v. vr. n- son of Pennsylvsnla. .1" . -tw' e ,. h.ll The AUg. IS W. A. DKDIII " . . I IrOlieU Uy lUO ItrilRl" VI m,m.mmm rranolsco, head of eompanlea IWM..,Kf,ona, .r- visible ODlT through the nse of mirrors. Ing Boulder dam. Sept 1 I ipt 1 E. Phocion Howara, vet eran editor and sporting man. a Saratoga Springs, N. T. Sept. I U. T. aiarya, lormir lcan diplomat . Bept. o i;iay -"". playwright.. , . Bept. 7 viscount urtj vi ...w den. British statesman. Sept. I Rev Dr. unaries a. raia-hurst raia-hurst of New York. King Felsat or iraq. ,, -n.nt Federal Judge William 8. Kenyoo of Iowa. L1UL I . U I . v. i - . , German submarine Deutscblana la "Vrchblshop F. B. J. Lloyd, primate of American Catholic church. . . . Sept. II Alfred Sutro. British Pl8e7tr,4-Irwln H. Hoover, chief usher of White House. Sept 1-Q. B- Wales. Dnlted States civil service commissioner. Lewie H. ball, former United States senator from Delaware. Sept. 17 F. H. Slsson. New Tork baSekptr'l E. W. Kemble, artist and autnor. . a.nt tn nr. Annie Besant, worm leader of Theosophlsts. In Madras. Madge Carr eook. Artertcan f trSept I4--Horsce Llrerlght Ne AI fa.1. J ft II. TV ay, bjaw. e - " Mrs. A. M. Williamson, novelist In BVtE!Jl!Sf;c Lardn.r. America. numorisi inn , " a hlmmm nn arinur oei la iii.h vi - ' . aa n.l.h.m 17. Robert-. oepi. i. ...... -. - president of Mormon church council. In sail uiivi . fc Sept 18 J. vv. toinvr, O. b. tarirr conumaniy.,. . r.m m m.ii ria. iivau v. Emergency Fleet corporation our Oct l-W? U Strlbllng. Georgia heavyweight dent Chicago National League Base ball club. . n m. a Aiaaa n i m i m r. t-Pnri.V H- Dale, senator . . . rrom vermunv. Oct 7 Mernano r-nn, i"---","-of International Telephone and Tela- I . IPra nndL grapn cpmi ... ..; -" f i . , j. mini 1. i . . . - ..... I0ra, oociaiiav '""" ; . . . Oct. 11 cnaries n. ou'. tl-Peter A. Jay. American 'ocTlJ-Wlll'am N. Doak. former secretary of labor . OCt. r,Triyn Iorir-rTwa"rhdnHt.0Soth.rn. emt. Tari,nT.nve.CFrrinch statesman Oct 10 Mary E. Lease, former lander of Kansas Populists. No" l-John B. htendrlck. sena- rT-T..lnGulnan. ent.rtaln.r. ,BNovnTl-Mllon Aborn of N.w York, theatrlral producer Don't let them get a strangle hold. Fight germs qolckly. Creo-molslon Creo-molslon combines T major helpt In one. Powerful but harmless. Pleasant Pleas-ant takL No narcotics. Your own druggist U authorised to reruna your money on tne spot u your cough or cold Is not relieved by Creoruulaloa. (adv.) STOPFED-U? NOSTQILS, fhy. ttaa taawssit free? Weatfliliii aytsl-4 KigM OLD COINS. Tour ettle may foataln a tortaaa. It page Illustrated coin book.Prlce Ia postpaid, showlna pHj-b we pay. BASNET ULVEKTOfl MS East OaaadBga - Bvracaae, . NOV I r.ll "Bl'l B-. - - eago financier and mJuf"ct"r1r;I1 Nov. 15 William K. Vanderbllt III fNovW M-mncols Albert French statesman. m .., Nov. IS i rot. u. n. t ----vsrd geologist. i..-h. Nov. zs-rrm. . r r r"i.. Un of Chicago, political ecoui.i... Nov 10 Sir Arthur Currle, commander com-mander of Canada's over.aaB forces In World war. ..... ,,,.h.h Dec 1 Kicnaro - --- banker. o,,..k ...ror. Harry ue inui, ...a" rr.e jAlexander legge, president presi-dent of lnt.rnatluua.1 Harvester com- PanT- - r . ITnallah nav. p.C. 7 otena Dtiiivni 'Adolph Klauber, American dramatic dra-matic critic and producer. Dec I Count Yarmwnoto. Japanese atateaman and naval hero Dec t Dr. W. O. Thompson, former for-mer president, of Ohio State unl- fir)ecT' 10-fl-orge Lytton. Chicago .. Ui-t trvat rnn. merman. -" , ll.a Tolstoy, at Dec ia "u Nc Vv-n'-'-'t W. Chambers. AT;u""o.rph',Vance. American So- viil!.r,l Hnencfr. opora composer. 10 nV'';v"l .r W S Ra.nsford! of New Vnit. ui li,-r of religious Tbrl'i.':l iVuna of Tt'e(."t " I I ,,!,. p r. -p':tr James ; i. v , r N. 1'rk. j ' W N' -..l'or fi.lua. I Tormented for Five Years with Dandruff Healed by Cuticura "For nearly five years I was tor-Wnted tor-Wnted with dandruff. My scalp Itched and burned and became very sore and red from scratching. My hair became thin and dry and feU out ta handfuls, and the dandrutT scaled off and could he eeea on my clothing. "1 had lost all hope of ever being healed. A friend told me about Cult-.nra Cult-.nra Snan and Ointment and I sent for a free sample. The first application applica-tion stopped the Itching so I bought more, and I used only one cake of Cutlcura Soap with two boxes ot Cutlcura Ointment and I was healed.,, (Signed) Mrs. M. I Carruthers, Je-tersvllle. Je-tersvllle. Va.. Aug. 23, 1933. Soap 25c. Ointment 25 and 50c. Talcum. i3c Proprietors: Potter Drug A Chemical Corp., Maiden, Mass. Adv. 1 . .1BSW (ABgas jui .o,'-.: is r 1 ... ' . il and attacked |