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Show I THE VOICE OF SHARON Thursday, December 2?, 1929 alu' linin' uf harmi tk4y at Provo, Lteih, by tne Ajaocin'in of Orem. Pnnu-- by Utah Host Street, Pruxo, Utah. Fnt.'MiH gta riu;t. Dtah. under act uf March St aron Cooperative Educational Recreati aai Valley Pub i&hing Company, 67 North First ' 8, 1?37, IMS c at Sit Post Office e Preve. s i of i ii i ' t, r to ' e fi w.i i l yiu 23 a t e lot r ij. k 4' i it ug I COMPIltD BY tj 24 JOHN D. GRANT Heaven really is. Heaven is the end of the long, hard road, of 1000 miles of ice and swirling snow over which we had to drive ""relentlessly, despite the glare of ice oa the highway and diamonds filling the air the billions of needle-poiabove it. Heaven is the end of the journey, where welcoming arms greet you, and fireside comforts await you, where which is America, peace, and fellowship, and good-wi- ll find a real meaning in complete understanding and perfect confidence. Heaven is family and friends, surrounding your "own table, regardless of how meager the spread may be, all rejoicing that lives have been spared, and hazards have been overcome, that the circle has been unbroken, "aiidThat the future still holds forth hopes and 25 Fli warviupN, Lor dor' denies nation protest B'ltish ban on German pane 28 Tv. o hur'i'id eipht.v-sevedie fn S'nkirt? of Pi .sn Imr PiisudKt and a H'.tish armed German up fight back British planes attempting to raid Kiel canal. Ilntisn fit hit for a new Europe, Chamberlain sas I imun guns kill four Russian soldiers, Soviet charges 27- -R uss.a oemanns Fmns remove soldiers from border; t inland offers to bolder neaoti&'e Russia issue; war threaiens Fi 23 dcoounces nonaeeresion pact with Funand, Flniaod declare of boraer atiackj Russian report nt HA 'V ' fZ' faie Germany claims British cruiser sunk bv suDmanne; Britain defies Russian tro ps invaue Finland after hrcaKtng off diplomatic relations; F inns Stunned bv break 30 claim 10 mile advance Into Finand bomb He!unj.f(ns, Qeciare Finns attacked fust Finnish CdDl-nresigns after declaring war on Russia ' afcSJU.Hf 29 MARS GOES TO If ORK Freni h poilu puzzles over street sign in captured t.erman village. DECEMBER Hitler Still Grcbbing stay home when it rains. Retired I'll build a fancy When have a garden too. raise some eggs and chickens, I'll I'm going to get a pension, folks, and save the best for you. I'm going to be retired; I'm going to quit the railroad, a I'm going to tell the trulh now. younger man's been hired. be than hell, Im giving up my locker, I'll I'llI'llwant lonesomer to hear the whistles, ditch my overalls, smell smoke and ring the bell. I'll sleep at night not worry I'm going to be retired, but Ill 'bout missing roundhouse calls. he as cross as . Six EUROPEAN WAR Finns disable Russian cruiser with 6ki aboard Russians capture Finnish port New cabinet lakes over Finnish government. Germans sink five ships of four nations Furnish rebel regime cedes territory to Russians Regular Finnish government order evacuation of all soul hoi n towns. Sweden tightens US oefenves British tanker sunk, two German Slims sunk and liner bearhed Bniiih planes aback Geiman naval base ar 1 score hits on German warship Finns the aer Red troops In Arctic battle. of nations summoned to hear league F mnth appeal for aid Britain puts blockade against German exports into effect German pociet batllestiip sinks British steamer Doric btar in south Atlantic Finnish fivers Inflict heavy casualties on Soviet troop concentration. Finns repulse Russian army of 2u0, (HH) on three fronts Rusnans to blockade Finnish coast; warn shipping. Bntish fivhtmg planes beat off German rams Finns repel offensive on Karelian Isthmus Finns report Russian attacks re- fH'Ucrt on all fronts of Nations requests Russia to ease hostilities against Fmlmd. Rii'.Ma re it eis leipue of nations pu-poto mediate conflict with F in land German liner Bremen runs British blockade to home port e British ships and chase German raickr Graf Spee into South American po f I.uvsia expelltd from league of nations Urucuav gives Graf Spee 72 hours to make repairs Finn co&sd artillery sink Russian dcstrov er Cf rmans scuttle Graf Spee outside Montevideo haitor rather than risk tnht With Bntibh ships waiting out-- f tie Hure Red forces storm Finn mountain positions Got mans ciutm 34 out of 44 British planes shot down in battle over He!!' oland B'Uivh claim sinking of German cruiser anc damage to two others. 1 MARCH Guman troops mass near border of 12 SltA aKia Cz cho Slovakia ubmits to Hitler's of he dui'ands fur funner break-u- bee-hiv- e, 13 2 Czech state Slovakia formally from secedes C t !'i Sto , kia and becomes imie penit.nl stale un er German prolec-ti- 14 t hi ies bot'enua and Moravia, bunjicUon of Czeeno-bi- Co piloting v ak a 11 itl r ab'orb 16 27 28 uiakia S aunt xrs pail of C.c 'nail) puts i Garpatno-Uk- 3 Hungary dti.e. insure on Poland. Pol md refill? Gcnran demand for to fc.ust Prussia. way p.i. sin, APRIL So I'll meet you at the depot and I'll he lazy in the mornings, I'll 4 Pok.nd joins British in war alliance. The Trains Come In. Watch chuckle and I'll grin, 17 Grrni.nn posits ome to take Dan- Locomotive Engineers Journal i gu jus Gibraltar, I) i iin And thank God for my pension hiit.sh fleet Sans to Malta. and the soft spot that I'm in. MAY nnD I'm going to watch the sunsets 7 Nazis plan plebiscite In Danzig. and the stars come in the sky. 6 Pope invites five powers to Vatican Think of disI'm going to watch the steamers poney to setie pute and the fishing boats go by. 20 Gi.' eastern frontier its many fnit,oes F2100. Buys Four Itoom Home! apamst Poland, Large lot Modern Close in. Im going to catch a salmon. My MlST BE SOLD NOW! Open JUNE wife and I will walk 1 HitUr pledges Germany will support For Inspection. J u i, SijVid s border And call upon the neighbors and 20 Gti nan troops move to encode Pohave a friendly talk. le nd rnoxE lotto 28 But nn appeals to Germany to settle Im going to practice golf now, dispute b negotiations. and wear some sporty pants. Willard L. Sowards JULY I'll go to church on Sunday. I 6 Warsaw reports 5 000 Polish families think I'll learn to dance. Agency in I ast PujHsia are forced to move Office: 39 West 2nd North StM away fium border. Im going to buy a trailer, I'm AUGUST Provo, Utah going to ride on tiains, 13 Germnnv and l'alv establish policy on L).t, q, Puhsn attitude called un I'm going to buy a rowboat, and X u h j: : x :! jH? tHtV 2 b ai ubie 4 5 (U-- Bargain! 8 7 8 Poiisn-Genna- 18 12 13 14 16 18 19 Gennany takes military possession of biov iHia Germany announces nonaggression 21 I 10 PuCt V Ith lll.'-S- i Germ. in it oops massed cor rnl r 22 near Polish Gemunv and Russia sign nonapgres-Siopact. I'niam and Poland sign war alliance. 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Phone , r i i t' infantry raids German attacks c ani-ntmuk in ' . sr t e P 532 f mm off ftPrms' r , I' ex m e n1 d cl nil t . to p - n- ( students academies for Cz-c- h d f"' 18 20 23 24 id d war at Hitler demands return of colonies. 10 vw Spanish loyalist army rf 200,000 fleet to France to escape trap. give up mandated Japan refuses to lost in war inlands Germany Two hundred thousand move past bier of Pope Plus in St. Peier s. .pope Pius buried in tomb beneath St Peter s cathedral. Sna nish lmaits offer to surrender. France occupies African area once ceded to Daly Italy moves to place colony Libya on war footing General Franco hands Br.tain final terms for peace with Spanish loyalists Britain and France decide to reeog. nize Franco government in Spam. MARCH College of cardinals convenes ta Rome to elect a pope to with3 Franco requtsis draw Italian troops from Spam F wrenio Cardinal Par!h elected on third ballot, takes name of rvie P us XII ornmun: I aders fl Madrid zone 8 Genets! M aja, new ioauAt cruel, wnrt.V peace 7 Gandhi won pm ticl victory for in India forced bv four-dafst; acetps invitation for consuila t ro w ith viceroy 12 s. m or Hi witness coronation of Pop P. is XTI 21 return Memel to GerLniuama man v 23 Mad-soffers to surrender to General Franco 28 Madrid surrenders, ending Spanish civil war. 1 APRIL ntatn offer Japanese kill frr n mine in M's ins with 140 livn sunk by German k lo3 since November nr r it. mg F as chan- cr piiLL.m treaty r for France to f.et German ch e G rr .any or r fficnrs ra r to ad 'iuiers, royaity bacivs Hiuer. s dr X. l.irn ce c. 'I tr b v crew Int- " ' r t v ti u . le ' ad Hi 'and !kf .t rDdy to Fnt. i,.d h ia i otr to medi-bur s tx.v mi bsM inn Murvch L,r 6 8 d injures 6o fnis aies; c.a.sh at S 7r in CUv of Flint nw.iv free ( errna N h J(atc Quist funeral jome foreun ships sunk IS 1 war bei?. x' ci EFFICIENT 14 bv Germans f.vt fieuhirr xt fiunanr's r.nse m w crisis la i Those We Serve Find Us DEPENDABLE and 11 French premier spurns Hitler's pesce term i refj'o peace based on Nazi Ms Hniisri L up Royal Oak sunk hv sub lut ra-Scan Gf .j.m i,i. lu Flow, c sHp oa aged. H'"' uuke e tl unk bullish rep Germans a lUr- - Arm nr an no City of Flint nr tak it to Snvn port v ot f nnl. turned Americ m ship over Gnmanv by Russia, satis f mu i Go n iti battle FEBRUARY rin Funerals st Thlnete dictator "pur re" government ranks of 200 "peace party" leaders. 3 Japan's cabinet resigns over policies in China. a Spanish rebels report capture of 9 Hungarians and Czccho-Slovak- s fight along border lebcls take Tarragona in !5Spanish drive toward Barcelona 13 Madrid rushes fresh troops to defense of Barcelona 22 AU citizens of Barcelona called to dig trenches 24 Span.h rebels bomb Barcelona. take Barcelona without a 29 Rebel 30 oher countnes 28 29 Bomb in mall in Ergland injur seven persons. Britain with new deJapan piesents mao is a tioop Lighten blockau 14 at lientsm. 7 b'H'sh women and children fiee T'ent in to escape Japanese economic blockade 23 Kn i and queen given tiemendous icctpiion on itieir return to England. 26 Soviet repulse Jap atr attack on Moil boicku, shoot down 2l planes 27 Jans So uH dewn lepoit shouting planet in battle over Outer Mongolia. 26 5 10 11 13 JULY France jail two newspaper executives. charged with receiving pay from Germany 19 Dan z g political police purge city of Sxua. ists 24 Cr amPerlatn promises Britain wtU Ftav out of Janan's wav in China Japan orders Ganton river closed to fure.gn shipping 2fi Four bommnfs in England blamed on Insn Republican army. 13 13 19 20 k 22 AUGUST 26 Britain offer to mediate Japanese- ninese war 9 Si am executes 53 persons for complicity in siayuig of civU guard officer 9 Sudden German food shortage rouses public. 3 C 28 29 SEPTEMBER 30 French cabinet decree ends Communist paMv in France. Butgaiia seeks trade pact with Russia Constantine Argcsanti appointed premier of Rumania. 29 27 28 Delegates of 21 republics at an 3 J apanese a 6 3 neutrality conference fixed two Americas. admit loss of 18.UUU men safrtv zone around in 10 13 14 tators Thousands arrested as Czechs and Nam battle in Piague. 20 24 NOVEMBER Slovak mob wrecks shops and newspapers in Biatislava, Hunt ary Bntish threaten to abohsn self-rulin Ind.a narrowly escapes death In storm at Duorn. 2 20 25 26 31 DECEMBER Callao Italy quits league of 11 i 1 atioris 2 4 'N j St 3 7 A 'VcfQct 14 15 4 r 18 v ,k u r?'i 29 , it . ' 24 29 2 3 II 12 13 14 batn-- 3 fi 13 to prneot Rumania 8.0oU Ctuncse in tnre Lebrun president France J'anan troop tnvsde Afbma of trmr-nar G braltar cau,-p- s alarm, British barricaoe road to Span rn pact !h Croat end-- I ire Jurobiavias bife&t internal problem. A of 18 20 21 25 27 28 FEBRUARY President mak new demand 29 for 150 millions more for PWA after signbill with that ing appropriation amount cut out House passes bill making state and municipal employees subject to income tax from th 13 Justice Brandcis retire U S. Supieme court. approves 8J6.000.000 defense bill chief, 23 James J Hines. Tammany convicted of violating lottery laws. U. S Supreme court rule 27 strikes illegal. MARCH Martin T. Mantrm Inducted by fedeial grand jury in New York as bnbe taker passes $.158,000,000 army exfSenate tension bid Houe pi.e bill giving President restricted authority to reorganize departments Lauren D Dickinson 16 I.ieut-Gov- . sworn In as governor of Michigan to succeed the late Frank D Fitzgerald S puts penalty tariff oo German j8U. Imports 23 James J Hines, Tsmmany leader, sentenced to serve four to eight years In prison. U s Supreme court holds federal 27 and state governments mav tax salaries of each others employees. 3 e APRIL I O. union ordered to pay Apex j C.Hosiery company $711,90 damages stride for mayor of Chi4 E J. Keiiy cago Senate passes bill removing reciprocal tax immunities from state and sa'HP' s vuiham O Douglas confirmed for cout Supreme ; rate rejects emendment to give 3 Vt PA 50 n ulions more, U.eo passes original bill 13 Pte nent addreses peace pies to asns European dictators; peace guarantee 13 Uar dej ailment afisisms Charles A. Lirdtvrgn to study U. S aviation fa C rebel. I U t S Supreme court denies appeal of minors convicted of Lnnois bomb outrages 11 Coal confrees agree on new contract witn operators Fcae patvfd remrdbreaking $1,-- 2 h 5,2 farm b"i Admiral Leahy gov12 Ptps uent ernor of Raerto Rco 13 H ue vnfrs each of $t..8.5oO clerk at anrual w it nout a roll c a 17 Senate kii'i New Deal Florida canal b ii 20 Yr ee f upper files from o;e, opening air mail aervue. land to F ur naval ap- lrt Is- S-- A Fails spent Christmas here with her parents, Mr. and airs. Victor M Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Roland Harding visited with relatives in Salt Lake Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Allen and home children have returned from a weeks vacation in San Joee, California. 20 to 40 Entire Stock included in this Money-Saving- Event! - NOTHING RESERVED Senate votes to fix payroll tax at 1 per cent until 1943 P resident feiens bill eiving war de- partment power to hide secret new equipment frombill spies. to curb bureau- house passes crats in politics, House commiitre shelves Presidents $hiK) IKK) (hjO housing program. Nation-wid- e loMery swindle using name of Will Rocers exposed One killed, seven bhot. In battle over nonunion labor at Boonvihe, Ind. rnited Slates scraps trade treaty with Japan Francis B. Sayre nominated for high commissioner to the Philippines. Senate lops $1,615 000,000 fiom spend-ing bill and passes it. fortress flies coast to PU hours. k'Hs Presidents lending-Bpendinbui House slashes $161,000,000 from final fifiending bill Senate passes third deficiency bill of 1K0 millions Agreement reached on social amendment cutting pav loll tax i 100,000 OijG m next tnree ears. Congiess adjourns aler appropriating more than $13,00 000 0oo. F otmer Governor Leche of Louisiana and two othe s Indicted in hot oil quiz President advances Thanksgiving dnv one week, naming November 23. ty PA raises pav of 2,0(0 0U0 workers New York fair $0 OO0 Odd a month asKS binfihol(jers for $4 82U.U0Q to meet deots U. S and Canada sign new pact for air service Louisiana oil czar. Dr. J A Shaw, R. W. Leche, witness against kills 6elf Pi evident pleads for peace; cables Hitler, Poles, and king of Italy. German liner Bremen held up at New York for search. 3 OCoats Reduced Senate adopts conference report on Prcsicents money powers. reviving W P. Buckner given two years in prison on Philippine railway bond charges President gives Paul V. McNutt of b as head of the newly Indiana created Feudal Secuiily aumnnsua-tion- . Armys coast In a As much as . . . $15 Off per Coat Every Garment is New Stock Purchased This Year j Your Opportunity to Buy a Quality Coat at a Low Price! TW1.0R BROS COMPANY MENS DEPARTMENT Liner Bremen allowed to depart from New York. Roosevelt establishes naval patrol along Atlantic coat. President lifts quota on sugar to cuib prices St el plants and railroads call back: their workers ( ongress called for September 21. Borah opposes repeal of arms em bargo as likely to put American Into war Soviet purchasing agent tells of pav nients to persons connected with Democratic national committee. At a conference of Republican and Democratic leaders Roosevelt urges repeal of neutrality act. Congress convenes In special session; Roosevelt urges early repeal of arms embargo provision of neutrality act. American Legion convene In annual sesion in Chicago. Sudden dissolution of war resources board causes surprise Administration's neutrality repealer bill sent to the senate. Powerful naval fleet ordered to Hawaii. .Salt Lakes Newest Hotel 200 Rooms 200 Tile Baths .. Rates: $1.50 to $4.00 Hotel Temple Square AU Salt Lake City, t'tah West Exposure Booms Delightfully Atr Cooled ERNEST C. ROSSITER, Manager HIGHLY RECOMMENDED buy your Furniture now BEFORE IHVEIITIMD 3 3 4 3 $ I 12 14 18 23 House votes acalnst embargo on arms, bill goes to conference. Congress parses neutrality repeal bill and adiourns president s gns repeal bill and barf war zones to Amei can shinping Supreme court ru.es state cannot tax HOLC mortgages Old are pent nn j, ans defeated la Ohio ad Cal furn.a AAA will maxe loans to cotton growers on new crop Navy sene manre to Hawaii to S'rengthen Pac t.c defense Fif'cen U 5 oii tankers transferred to Panamanian rrgisrv Roosevelt demands Lewta. head of C I O., resume peace negotiations with A F of L Dr. Smilh. former president of L. S, U , gvtn 8 to 24 years for university scandals Louis Lew, New York Uwyer, disbarred in Manton scandal. released A) (a iwme, gang leaner, from federal prison; enters Baltimore hosp'is) Dr Smffh. former L. S. U presl dent, attempts suicide In prison. General Motors found gulttv In antitrust sutt; 17 individuals acquitted Michigan governor offers state protection to Chrysier employees who want to work Foremen nations reported to be heavy bin er of cooper. Court urbias C L O. over A. F. of L., to union fight SAVE I HERE ARE A FEW SPECIALS! 49 NOVEMBER cngman 13Sne pNes $773 0h0(yi0 propriation bul Ki- - g George and Queen Elizabeth of C.rcat Bnta.n enter Lmted Slates at Niagara F'ulls; officially welcomed bv hicietarv of Stale Hull Km-j- ; and queen of Great Britain welcomed to Washington by President Roosevelt: attend state dinner at White House House votes big slash m payroll taxes; beneuts are increased K mg and Queen end U S visit. on House votes drastic limitation future operations of TVA King ana queen tail for home. House passes tax bill of 1.844 millions, retains nuisance taxes, but revises levies on corporations Senate committee boosts pork bar rel bill from $oJ 846 loO. as passed by the house, to $407 tk5 6uO House restores 37 millions previously cut from army appropriation bill. Farm bill boosted 2 millions by the house. Fraud bared at Louisiana university. Gov. Leche steps down and Lieut. Gov Long is sworn in in Lou siana. $to0 OoO fraud laid to President Smith of the Louisiana university. Senate ados 73 miuion to relief bill and passes it House hands administration defeat of neutrality bill; endorses embargo on arms shipments Senate lets Rooswvelt's money rul die by preventing legislation to ex- tend House passes neutrality bill barring arms shipments. 3 Debate on repeal of neutrality act begins in senate. 4 Army places an order for S29 high-- 1 speed, light tanks. 3 Grover C Bergdoll, draft dodger, sentenced to 7' year in prison. 7 Bishop Ablewhite sent to prison for fund shortage. 10 War department orders 65,000 semi automatic rihes. 13 William Green elected president of A F. of L for sixteenth time. 17 Brazil orders $5,870,000 rail equip- ment from America. 13 President closes American porU to submarines of warring nations. 19 New house bill bans financial aid to warring rations. limit for 20 Roosevelt sets three-mil- e submarines 23 Indiana endurance flyers descend after 635 hours; new record. 24 Senate adopts cash and carry amendment to neutrality bill 25 Government sues 236 railroads under Sherman antitrust act. votes. 63 to 30. to repeal arms g7enate embargo provision of neutrality act. Bill ges to house 28 Carl Bevins. Missouri fiver, kidnaped and slain in hts own plane by Ernest Pletch. arrested. 29 California flyers land after 726 hours in air new record. 30 U. S aseses Germany 50 millions for Black Tom and Kingsland blasts during World war 31 United Mine Workers raise $3,000,000 fnr political fieht in 190 president a ks 276 million for added defense 9 MAY cia OCTOBER HS Freident makes first transfer under reorganization act; create three ejirjcs 27rev.r5ent asks 1.762 million more for 25 appropriation U l as st atH N z k u1 buil leader, in id in N w Ui'K on tht-f- t tMrfis Kte Ci.ppcr retui ij fium Lui upe. SEPTEMBER Gov. Frank Murphy of Michigan takea oath as U. S. attorney gen-erHarry Hopkins sworn In ts Secretary of commeice. 3 Seventv-sixcongress convenes. 3 President sends to congress $10. 000, Ooo OoO budget for 1940 fiscal year. Felix Frankfur er nominated for U. S Supreme court 12 President, in message, asks 552 millions more for defense 16 President aKS extension of social security benefits 19 President asks legislation to end tax free puhhc salaries and to levy on all securities 7 F House DOMESTIC - lor augustfiving scarcity of food this Japan u lute r lice, Peru opens great new port facilities to 3 gV-- j 5 Ghinee halt Jauanese drive in Hunan province, report Ih 3HJ slain. 10 S.v'ict returns Vilr.a to Lithuania. 11 li'ilain and Russia sign trade agreement 27 Roue Pius In encyclical assails dic28 iui JULY OCTOBER 3 of Kansas Citv (totrai pi H JUNE 19 t cM v m UiG i' 0. '"W' urn - C i 9 1 Britain calls 2n flno more troops Hitter makes peace proposals to Britain and France aeens armistice 8 Hitler sets asde area in Poland for Germans to be transplanted trora - EST-Dic- tator JANUARY 7 AN AIR OF If Josej Stalin, hating completed a pact uith Germany, conquers part oj Poland and moves into Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and then into Finland. I 23 y fl.Clll New bonier J Former OCTODER 17 j it in-- ' ,i ru.t Wilson Made. n. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. M.tds a Jr, will enter the C. S A. C. at Logan following the holidays. Elder George K. Blake will be M.-- s Norma Anduson of Idaho VINEYARD the speaker at the church services Sunday evening. The choir will sing. The genealogical comJUNE j mittee have charge of the proparses bill lifting long tem b u md ra onal debt unut above gram. ih.1 Oou (e u $ All children of the ward will 3 i c t iur 24 warship costing $ u oou.uoO awarded by oavy aepai be tendered at Christmas party 3 Fo.mer Judge Manlon found guilty in the recreation hall Friday afof bribery 3 House rejects plan to make Hvde ternoon. The Sunday school have Lain home a memorial to Rresiaent arranged the party. Rixiseveit. 27 I Kurg uo ritctato"Hm over imi(A.uieo ui t. ii, m parua- war deveion between Japan and Rusm in Manctiukuo. in-- t u e t 25 JANUARY 3 Britain and France declare war on Germany. British ship Athenia torpedoed off coast of Ireland, 1,400 aboard, 43 lost Get many blockaded bv British navy. 5 Germans she1) Warsaw; government and citizens flee Pre icient Roosevelt proclaims U. S. neutrality. 6 Poles appeal to Britain to rush aid. f ranee invades Germany; Briush troops arrive 7 Nazi torpedoes sink five ships fl French planes bomb Siegfried line. 10 German counterattack hdits French on western front Russia rushes reserves to Polish border. 12 German forces shut a vise on Warsaw 13 Big British army lands in France without loss Polish diense cracks; Nazis move eastward. 18 Russian troops invade Poland to protect minorities 17 Warsaw decides to fight on after truce talk fails Poland s defenses collapse under Na1 pressuie. Russian army drives 60 miles Into Poland. 20 Report Red purge of former officials in Polish Ukraine. 23 French repulse wave after wave of Nazi shock troops. 25 French defeat Germans In two big air battles; Bombard whole length of Siegfried line; bomb Zeppeun works. 17 Warsaw surrenders to Germans after siece. Fstoma e.t'is alliance with Russia. '29 cubes warning by foes to Britain ' stop war It j Mie 23- .u.d iia "'a .1 M p y Germany opens war on Poland. 10 Britain Special congressional neuinstitutes trality as Americans rush home from Europe, away from tear zone. SEPTEMBER 1 a Great session Germans Invade Poland 31 of V. S. GUARDS NEUTRALITY Beilin lineup Poland aks British help under new mutual aid pact. 29 t 251 if liii At the foot of the Great White Throne in Zion Fark may be Heaven to our friend and neighbor, the late Harrison R. 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