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Show poor e Llaj ynagainMilitaiyp ACT j - . : W i scar, s& &Uf ; WILLIAM C. UTLEY FEW weeks ago mid January, to exact all Europe sat on a By Tolcano awaiting the outcome of what was considered one of most Important events .k. world's November 11, 1919. It was the jijc iS f r" ' 1w 1 I & said stu "War is laninent, almost no matter what the Another war is unthinkable. outcome. It will be the end or Luropean clviliza ? f ' ! lure T SnsR fD'rer pared the r L' - I 5ur plebiscite. "Tie Saar is a volcano," ijeutj of International affairs. tnj rT I ' ' -- T .?". it the In Ins-- - j $ h x n s it f it U llX V" B'mber9 and Chancellor TP' General Von Rearmament 1 : id U Adolph Hitler Pic Blomber9- Who Below, Type of Youth From Which NewslSir John Simon. Brit- - ish foreign secretary, and Cart Ali mony buen, lord privy seal, represent Ing Great Britain in German rearmament conversations. 2 Where British, trench and Italian ministers will con fer on European situation. 3 President Itoosevelt returning from his brief fishing trip. Four Generations of Washington Family V Allies at Odds Over Ge rmanv t 'ij ' - J - Germany Will Conscript Its New Army. As the Stresa conferences between Great Britain, Italy and France begin, ntial continent will f;,!i soiiicwIht.' en other continents, without ever leav- It is rumored that the former with Germany, '"'tween V,ti,m allies are 4,111,0011, d toted to ivh, ing Germany. not In complete accord over united acjie plebiscite was a peaceful, orderly Gorniany a train,.,l n serve of approxr Most terrible of all Is the ! " reported tion against Germany. According to a mrf r vJ : ""X ialr. The volcano proved a dud. Eu- - mately 4,(m,(w In t,.n years, if so rocket. "stratusphere" fired This, statement up made cial training periods are adopted for into by Premier Mussolini's rcpe breathed easier and returned to the thin air of the stratosphere, is less siectacular war against the the next few months ami this has is guided by radio, loaded with ex- newspaper. Britain Is not committed to the Franco-Italiabeen rumored and the state front against police, plosives or germs, nnd caused to drop Germany which number l.'O.Ooo, and recruits to three months later despite numerous conferToday only with its load of death and ences earth, already held on "the German that from the storm troops and Nazi labor disease. Europe sits on another volcano Chancellor Hitler's abrogagesture," takes the Saar situation seem like a camps are included, the personnel There Is the so tion of the Versailles treaty's military Foorth of July firecracker that has would reach TOO.OuO by the end of the that it might have come fromfantastic a mod- clauses and announcement that Gerteen left out in the rain. And Europe present year. ern dime novel. The ray pulverizes all many has on air force and will have a Mir sits and talks. iron and steel In Its Fighting Airplanes. path, destroys conscript army. Eicept Germany. Germany Is too Germany, to correspond bridges and the structural work of France Is much disturbed over retoo busy tearing up ents, now according busy to talk, possesses between OH) and buildings, melts guns, temporarily parports that Germany intends to quietly "scraps of paper." You remember what human alyzes 1,000 fighting airplanes and iseoniimed. It requires beings. penetrate the demilitarized zone In the bappened the last time Germany tore under stepped-uschedules, to produce enormous electrical currents, and spe- German Itliincland, of paper." That one was new ones at the rate of 12.") a up i "scrap by small cial generating equipment for its sup- garrison detachments possibly month. or and tie Belgian The barracks, neutrality treaty. At this rate it could approach the air ply is said to be already completed Is A mother of seventeen, a especially anxious that Britain present one Is the armament section strength of France or Russia within along the Ithine. grandmother of thirty-fou- r and a pledge herself to Joint action with the of the treaty of Versailles. of sixty-fou- r are pictured in this interesting Washington group " The "Halger-ultrabullet, Invented other year. powers. the newest member of tho family. Germany has thrown her hat Into the France maintains a peace time army by Dr. Max Gehrlich, is being turned ring of struggle for military suprem- - of 600,000 men, as compared In out German factories at the rate with 790,- 1(7. The hat Is a steel helmet like 000 in 1914, when it placed an army of 480,000 a day. It will pierce steel imtki I FOR ANOTHER'S CRIME wear when they fire guns that iwder. I of 1,800,000 In the field In a little more armor six inches thick. im people. She Is conscribing an than two weeks. In Said to be in production In the famed addition to the army variously : estimated at 540,000 SO peace time divisions there are 20 Krupp plant are 2,000 "rotative" guns. : to 750,000. : s , .xFacing the call to arms are divisions of reserves. There are more These guns, huge cannons, have five P0,000 men and boys. than 3,000,000 trained reserves avail rotating barrels and fire 5,000 giant "Ion can't do that!" says Great shells a minute. able for fighting. Britain. 'Tou can't do that!" One of the most deadly of all insay Italy, Although the completion of under France, Russia, Poland, Rumania, ground fortresses on the German and fantry weapons is the German Stange I " Ctecboslovakia. Like the man who Belgian borders would seem to make machine gun. Weighing only 18 pounds, Kreams, "You can't put me In Jail !" r"-- " France safe from attack by land, her it can be carried and haudled by one mm behind the bars. The j turnkey army itself Is not as well mechanized man. It fires 600 rounds a minute and tajs, "Tell it to the Judge." Germany as it might be. Forty per cent of the needs no artificial cooling; when the y. "We've already done It" sim. '. i; artillery Is mechanized and one out of barrel becomes overheated, It is ( Germany's army was limited to 100,-WII six cavalry divisions is motorized and ply replaced by a "spare" in a few men by the treaty signed at the mechanized completely. There are 25 seconds. It will be equipped to use conclusion of the World war. bullet Heavier motor-drive- n That Is nk battalions, some in the colonies. the bout machine s" ; : equal to the man power of the guns, which will fire France has 3,000 fighting planes. SM II 1 ruAmerican army, which will be Increased ' I Since IO- -'j boviet liussla ha3 ex 1,400 rounds a minute, are also s ::a.i: . St bj ibout d under the new de panded its army of 500,000 men to 060, mored to be under construction. UT!" fense plans recently announced Noble Sacrifices. by our 000, the largest in the world. Its war All of this great military machine Jwrnment. to 2,000Increased could be strength That Hitler Hurla Thunderbolt 000. Annually it passes into service Germany is building under the guise of the peace of Europe and On March 16 the releh. Rnnrrert pvl S00.000 recruits from a contingent of the preserving world. Hitler felt that Germany Mechanization has pro fceeplJJ fatly by the final fitful bursting of 1,200,000. had made noble sacrifices in carrying of ra Ml to a late niehrer Hitler's years high degree There was a good deal of milling, pawing, snorting, among Catallna island's patience with the con- - gressed He out the treaty of Versailles. Edward Singleton, who served four frequent anned to although the Soviet government has claimed the country had carried out buffalo herd all because of a rapid series of blessed events to Mrs. Bill years in the Indiana of dizziness, two secret. penitentiary for In a as euarded it Versailles military Buffalo. Triplets among buffalo are almost as rare as quintuplets among humans. a theft of which trentv.. whlnh hna hwin . feet he was Innocent. Remn to have been . Droeresslne for years the air force is said to have In all of the requisites of the treaty and tls said. The triplets are. fathered by Mr. Bill Buffalo, so hump-backe-d with cently the guilty man confessed and more than any other creased 330 per cent; In four years had thereby done broke the relha. of the pride he wouldn't pose with his family. the nation to Singleton was released. uphold principles In has tanks of Hitler threw h!a thtiniWTinU light Intn the number its and objectives. treaty fl 760 per cent, heavy artillery funcuon ky over Eutope frankly defiantly creased The other nations, says the fuehrer, 210 per cent and machine guns for in. dney dtt"4 It must be admifrM not lived up to their end of the have stay Versalllpa trent-- r la nT.-oTho fantry and cavalry 215 per cent rhole W time army has bargain. They have steadily armed Italian peace "The trfrman svstem of universal the peace varied with the seasons 4.r0,000 in since the treaty, threatening In Hitler's opinion, Ger 's arefcr: Mtary conscription Is the- law of the of Europe. 270.000 in fall and and summer, thef 1UR npV "The Gray Gables" will be. occupied armart Atv.t? help rtnl springwinter. There are is doing the world a great fa annually about many and outdo In of MT and and off the shackles of by President Roosevelt for'a short time vor throwing .training by In addition e. summer. This famous house was qnent the army of the' Kaiser at 200,000 called for service. Versailles, for he says that peace can this 373,000 Fascist the to jnoeB army time When' the' lnfi regular the summer estate of the late President can ThpnilnrA if maintained Germany be only militia and 92,000 others' are organized nation on Cleveland, and will be one of the few K.- ; u ciiuij Alive ..Li ' ' basis. From those fig defend herself against any I Wild lick houses In the country where two differthe world !"the army on, a military all opposition, continent. the Against could put ures It follows that Italy "'wnich the Kaiser couldn't'ahead with ent Presidents have spent vacations. men In the field of battle Germany forges steadily The house Is located In Massachuwin be 36 division in the about 900,000 her program. in case of war. But reports have cir'aa army. Each one I setts, on the Buzzards bay entrance to of oth the the Meanwhile will number at diplomats "Ut 15.000 man r..llJi- culated that II Duce Is even now the Cod fine a .1.: and in is Cape frantic canal, and hurried make nations er jjuiiuiug 01 iue Hiuiy, During an army of 1,000,000! This Is and "pacts" in each oth place for salt water fishing. I,the dlrection of Gen. Werner istelbtI months the 1934 air strength of "agreements" recent the President's favorite the and if send sport, moniberg, minister of defense, Is Indig dignified, er's capitals',' 1,600 planes has been augmented. to Hitler. He tosses them hotise will probably be used mostly as notes nant a nas In Europe Great Britain aione "KKption will begin" With aside with the comment that they are a base for his party between trips to young boys army, rb.f incMUHig me " WI be prepared for mlutary trafn- - professional not in accordance with the facts. Sir Bea. In India. It numbers 110,000, ?relim! ary commitment to the troops Simon, British foreign minister, John men with 125,000 additional officers and "a tabor service. Non-Sinkab- le xho seems to have taken it upon him BEAT STELLA WALSH war. of case fcpeciai available in of the Allies, the German cause the to self plead the take another e People number technicians and The world's biggest lifeboat shown " They went wild with Joy. The to Berlin to talk .with Ultier, there is an' Independent ter- goes 20000 and ..... oues were by while the fuehrer at Baltimore, Md., shortly after It an3 rwi fJ sits dumbly thrown off. It was the Uiili! militia or talks to him straight' from the shoul was completed. The boat is huni"latIon. It was rltorial tin B,h,P0UfIcal His Majesty's government months ago and Is After the neclittle more ot t, e Incomparable m .morrvn m fit 4 (ill der. Sir John accomplishes uiBM e' announcea a uunu.ns : all. The United btatcs essary tests are made, the craft wil at than nothing In the rrespondents called to bring the total to 1,120 So Into the Coast Guard service. in one breath expresses nersen n dMcrable." Half a million planes, 6a five years. to stay out of European coM the' to streets Berlin of ojZ ,,,Ded smaller nations on uicwill leader nent the peace time army strengin is troversy, in another she says she : are todn,to Jatch 8 militaryworshiped; on. treaties being kept including nslst 200,In' hon. Poland parade HI distributed as follows: us. . s ttoi" January 13, the Saar, as expect Oa - n sol-die- Triplets Bless Mother Buffalo a f if , oj-j- Jits A Vj J Vvs. il M. K'ty 8 li ill :;i:S; j; one-thir- ';.X Where President Will Vacation - 1 e Z''i m - r y inns-ferin- !Vf- ;- I k , ... Boat for Coast Patrol A self-bailin- Ger-4eHr- - -- Of-the t war anyay? - Ger- la po,It of ninbers, ?.war bows to none - 10 klihl 'Dne l r it in""' into boW1 j ttTe an . alr T-- l tnai sue ouu ur r ranee, VlOt.. .UUWf wiin ntiI!;i t0 be dec,ded . iED 11 'orce-equa- uave -o "ID rttt 'Vzecho8.1ovakia.'and of Ml Z . 5trla. ilf WW Uie , toabjfg to rne in a ' r " ces- - itnlnn W To..u.be Wreasedfn XX) nien- , iw-w- , 141. WW lbmania, rngoslavla 6,0(0. inoin 15S.U0U: and Belgium, , ... In .Industry. '.eadi ' Vmnv is the leading "'industrial Iron nnMnn of Europe. She has great an then. Her Industries. and steel . auocv automotive- P ants, Tn" and. steel, make ners industrial systems of .the 1 and invenuve - cse Inventive - muuins, nccoruHig , ""uuuncca by uen. von Czeehosiovaiiia, - .A WS x.iJu..k..-i-hoiih- 5JuiS - r rv ' T!;jr, mWus.are crrvntej. cUod 0 wean- of man wipe out the entireand even threat- of Europe c T3T arms.pnci.-wu- Germany France,, In desperauon, apiwaus 10 some-- , the League of Nations to do thine about It The league, as 11 ouencrehas been of late, tfs' It was "Indeed ted to' be, finds Itself again on uie snot " It has caliea an exrraoraniary esslon of the council siwucm, as. the. puTfome 111 h.iMlv be a of that It takes A unanimous yot of. war. tisp leairue council to ueciare mem-.- j me. else,, than ifcire nwe 10 gei wiumu, ber, nation would, -- ' 1 i .1 wr buj i,.., ,.nv wtir Teiuru. If 'he Rf given' back fer on sbMiS taKcn iroiu un aim war. 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