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Show rt& ALT -- In' America - , Pans- jergeY Defied By - - Mayor t -- list-nig- three offers of Hays challenge culminateda day which brought JerseY City. 2311,re5110 "On Of ei- federal depar-tmeVito,Marcantonio, former New. York congressman, sa'ici Inta charges that Us Attorney General Cummings youthful antiatigue Democrat convicted of an election law lien had been "framed by a planted Jury." The New York Post. daily newspaper, obtained a federal court injunction restraining Jersey City and Hoboken police treatin a interferring with the sale of the paper and accused police commerce" telegram to Cummingsof "interference with interstate of the ennadtutional light of freedom of the press. and offered to CumHenry Young. Jr Essex county Republican, minga evidence obtained by his assembly investigating inrommit that-thto thousands Jericey franchise wasdenied "eight-o- f City." r aid Would-presen- ' , - ' - - r - Italy To Hold Fascist Day For Insurgent Spain Xff$tas But One Sigrn,To Protect Forests WASHINGTON, FasROME) May cist 'uday (3f solidarity with Na- May ',Signing of agreements with Missouri and Illinois hat 'Ingres ed ;1047 the number s s s s s 20.--(- dollars damap annually, the reported today. The two agreements with the , agriculture dfpartment kit as the only' mate not participating in one Ce more phases of the cooperative program sal Jaw up, in the ClarkehleNary In 1934. the service saki.' The federal government, under the program, annually contribute, slightly Mare than la per cent of the $3.000.000 estimat ad expenditure on cooperative fire protection. with states end private landowners supplying the remainder. tionalist Spain" throughout Italy end the empire was ordered today for,May 29 . of 3seretarr t he. Fascist party, said the sca- $iott would he marked by appm prime speeches and celebrations. to the conDepite indications trary, authoriz,e4A officials said toFrench-Italiariegotiations ward a friendship agreement - Art-so- - . -- jotfrightened clitering-people n today-wha- a bolted police horse and darted bi front of the car. The startled queen shrank hack, tre ber soak but the chauffeur edgepulled the car straight , of ths crowd and their maps; ties' tour of Lancashire at-th- e Became of another motoring inciderit earlier, the king and , queen had driven for miles with- knowing they had lost their A second car, containing, iout ! Stanley, minister its attend. ance on the king. and other digniI "41 Jerkin. ran to wait for out-o- utore4 pis. It just had Is crush.1am" lit Our ed, Vice Admiral Takuo God, former Tokyo minister of and industry, said before for iJapari, ' Admire Godo, a recent visitor ft Berlai; Rome and London. deI nied reports Germany's attitude toward Japan had cooled because Nipponese army re- versals. "Such reports are f reign propaganda," he said yesterday. Germany and Italy have not the slightest fear that Japan will be the Japanese said. defeated," Ile- - ssid Great Britain had backed "the wrong horse" in the Chinese conflict, apparently Generalissimo in the belief k could hold out Chiang indefinitely. far-Ea- corn-melt- e , I I Kai-She- , BIRTHDAY SALE A MAY 21 SAI j, j: rt 1 AvillYrtitght ,4(vc I w ,, N,,,01 4 11 2 Celebrating Our 16th Anniversary M AM yommlms mwmemb OWMOWS 10110 mem low smoke 1 114---g- el Odd ths. )11 I. mmisis ago, PRICE () ai W 1 es ms by 2 lbs. r REG Buy 2 lbs.get 4 lbs. 6 In. Buy 3 lbs.L-g- el - ' Buy 5 lbs.get 10 lbs. Buy Franca le. WWI, ed in he right arm today. by Henry Bernstein, veteran playwnght and duelist, in an "affair of honor" that failed to settle -rdpo-thisW;lild their quarrel. e - w C.' The principals- left Lutheran University Associ, eld without reconciliation. h ' The attending physician said , auon. announced today all dames will be banned at Valparaiso the wound was not serious. university next year to The duel. with but ate with an official sten n eedle.peinied by the Lutheran Church. epees, took place 'Heretofore, fraternity and soron an estate at suburban Neuilly ority groups were allowed to COnSigted Of Awe give one dance each semester of of fighting for which the achoot year. Thews were Bernstein. adjudged the injured called " a" party, chose the weapons. It was Bourdet's first. duel, Bermueins ninth. Pittsburgh At the end of the secortd More than 1.000 members of , period the referee sight.' the Junior League volunteered tOpd oozing from bourdet's thetr in the past year to right arm and. upon examine-:ton- . local services snusetmu art associations deciared the contest ended. and Flmtlar organizations, Miss Despite tne protests of FlourHelen T. Findlab of New York .tiet and lus aeconds, the referee Told the convention of the Aase. called Dr. Thierry de Martel, of Junior Leagues of chief surgeon- of the American ; tuition America ;lett. Hospital. from the sidelines to swab.the wound with iodine. The referee was Jean Joseph Renaud.. St. Louis himself theAeteran iL navy a.. The fler.Villiant Robertson srltclash at arms. ancouve B. C, today heeded fiernstem then stripped off his the Independent Fundamental ' shirt to show that he had been Churches of Amerka. Others untouched by his opporiefit't elected at the organisation's blade his seconds. folconvention here were L.1. Cicero, lowed Bourdet and his party inexecutive secretary; and Donto the house on the estate. ald Wood, Chicago, treasurer. A note, signed by the referee, witnesses and the attending physiCian, formally announced the It said: William IL Fallon. Inctipena:"Conforming to the note preen t. today was declared mayor of issued (announcement viously St. Paul after an election reot the duel) a meeting was held count contest brought by John 20 on the outskirts of Paris, May J. McDonough. labor indorsed -After two exchanges. a bodY candidate, showed Fallon win attack by .Bourdet was halted by zing 59 votes,. thrust by Bernstein which 120 votes more than the majority touched Boiirdet in the right him the !Oven by canvauirtg arm, piercing the biceps and board. atopping at the bone. "Bourdet wanted to go on but the physician and the witnesses Akron, O. were in full agreement with the All Akron plants of the B. F. director of the duel and stopped Goodrich Co. were closed today the meeting.. There was no In a walkout. which L. L. 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', iik, A nifty, summer scmdal that is ideal for an daytimo occasions to wuar with show cotton frocks. 1,000 Spic, By Fred Neher 2Z t,! iled White t - L441 1 29 , ),1111 popular price! HEW! tween Sagunto and Castellon De La, Plana. planet. were said to have struck back vigorously, renewing attacks on Insurgent air field at Ciudete. A government communique said be vent I insurgent planes were destroyed. '7 Bunions At , , Y.4 US NODERNW In te PEO,IS3 They' re H and Youths Colored Print Sondes but they're Cool and Smart, too PLY 52 4. Sim Frame (At the Spanish Frontier), May 20.- -bad weather talemated operations in the Civil war today except Spanisti for small advances the insurgents reported in the Villatranca Del Cid and (atellfort sectors southwest of Morella. An talSkatiOnal snow blanketed the mountains of Eastern Spain. adding to the rigors of the caw pa ign. The snowfall was heaviest near Portanete and ?A11a rroya be Los Pinares HI the Gudar Mounulna where the insurgents have made their greateA progress In the past few davg. A dispatch from Madrid said insurgent warplanes yesterday I Yews 1 Come! Get your share of the Bargains! IIENDAYE. i s,,,,,,,,-4,,,...z- NAL': 1.11, pot y. p I0 Eirtest - illE111110 Begins Tomorrow-SaturdaDoors Open, 9 A. M. to 7 P. M. 'Again Held-UBy Bad Weather - ., OGDD1 1 Soft - ' - , 1 Business - Spanish War , r4p. Voshitglom ,- Checks Plaids financing for the week amounted to U.353,000, compared with $13,179.130 - the previous week and $14.916,000 the corms. ponding week last year. a special compilation by Frooes Pub. lighting Company snowed today. . A - New general bench war. rant' for the arrest of Frank ; Iiyeg. lieutenant govescor of Connecticut and mayor of Via- terbury, and 148 others, charging 'rampant corruption" in the city's administration, was in the hands of a special prosecutor today. County Detective Edward J. lliCkey was instructed to , round Aix then mesi The warrant. charging a "con'piracy" to defraud the city of money 'in excess of a million dollars." was issued last night after S special grand jury had charged Waterbury had been "under the domination of a small but powertul. ruthless and corrupt group of men who menaced the affairs of the city for personal and political advancement" The report also disclosed the grand jury ha ri been investigat mg lobbying activities at Hartford. the state capitol, asserting "that political influence has been for sale by the secret lobbyists during sessions of the general assembly and has frequently-beepurchased has been vivid's- - demonstrated to th:s grand Jury." Besides Haves. who has been mayor since 1230. the milers stained his executive secretary, Thomas P. KeHv, and former city Darnel J. Leary. Comptroller Among the other defendants are several of the state's most prominent pohtfcal figures,- including Harry E. Mackenzie and Charles LE Williamson, Fairfield County ' Reoublicana. Havr Ia a (AP)---- A I z,,,,.:.,, -. 4". 32 Yews In New York NVATERBURY. Conn, May 20. Call EcIFIy and Atvid !he Rush! -- ,i d 1 20,. Charles Websberg sa id today m performed a caesse. an operation to save the life of a lawn deer. Tbe mother deeee lege were Isprokszt When she WIS struck by a tsaia. Twin Lewes "erre delieered but one died. The 01E14 Dr. Weinberg said. is thriving on a bottle. SpDttSM211-1111M431- 1 )11te - (AP)Dr ' of-3- - , ......- -PLUM1EL Ida.. a- I Itiyr.) - St. Paul commosoil riaritha , 73.1ea.r-elSir Abe Blinek South African awe who reeently ion his second jot by mrpocadoe., completed a 6.00hinds voyage against. doe. tar seders to isse his barge Golden Soverelipt; run In the English, Derby. June 1. .. I BoonTin Western operation fean, 'Saves Fawn Deer's Life r4emoommumoaft;,4,,,.bt, h LIFE'S LIKE rdA. T sala tor 1 Thig. mde W bmWs mysme-Aqaba Aqabg sopieslos msSidsrim kialbsds el est W wwW8 ymossmrsise M - ward Bourdet, direttor of La wound- - 1 Er Beg4ig ; - IA APIEd 20.- -4 May 20. May will continue (AP)Japan in China until "So lithe. pan London- Waahiim 1 hoe-Initi- S, LancliShire, Etiglend Limousine May i of Xing 'George and Queen Eliza--, - both awerv'ed almost into. mass - lOfficials To Face Arrest To End Declares Former Minister tfOl-TO- le- ---- -... , not SAN FRANCISCO, , 'InlidittVOOKirt : n Limousine Of Soyereigns Has )Near Accident L -- "Just because there are difficulties," It was said, "It does not not be mean an agreement-wilreached." Whether this optimistic - note was a result of British efforts to smooth over the French-Italiadifficulties was not clear. Japan To Fight PARIS, and.--Wit- n - crowded ea srain rammed tete another. wee Use Irene in the history et Low dens, dull-edge- d present mokmted. - coe Kictemeyen-prealdent-ofth- i v - Duel NVins ' - , bdarkkis reached 11 &Mingo, Onto peace (14D15) following pub lic& don of news thett the Union Coy-poratioss was taking over awns of itsi holdirip. wean The ans. .1- Garfield Hari, JERSEY CITY. N. J., May rights, foe ofIdayor Frank Hague in a bitter controversy over civil tem CiLy counted today 'hie Tirst tt permit. tar-- Union; Hays, chief counsel for the American CivilLiberties an indoor of Hogue's attacks on,"the Red invaders," concluded with the assertion! "The next.time I talk in Jerspeech tpoing to be in the open." sey.City A moment later he spoke from an automobile roof outside: dernimd to be arrested." fie wee not "If there-i- s any, cop ' - , 'Tuesdays- Hoidings ! .. gold shares was checked otdy partially today by pro!lt;tajlting. ISolahcanplon The stock la a comParrf public saquiry disckeed Senator Asburst is la plotted to hunt itold Is Orange that faulty wiring ot a a hospital with the shingles, but was responsible- - tor bosun, Tree Slate. Union el Swab Atrt, be is dissatisfied with hitt all, Ment- "It had ever bees my hope. if incapacitated,' he wrote Senator frMaboney (134.Wyo.), -to suffer from mom affliction that might be described by sesqjpipedallan words." - Arthur Hays Dares Police To Arrest Him As lie'1 Makes Open Air Speech ' - vere Fkishes From Abroad I OagY , le .irlsielsi six wityl Meek - ' Itzo 43 LaTr, rtiLLAr,, MAX I - AND BROAovi , . - .sat |
