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Moloto If still adheres to the Russian policy Of terminating this conflict by peaceful methods. The European democracies are watching with a thrillI of encourligement In their bard Struggle against aggression the proceedings in the American Congress the neutrality bill. It is not too much to say that they are convinced that the fate of liberty In. Europe. maybe outside 'Eu-- , lope. 4Iepeticis S.nt 'that measure.. e Th.,:delnocractert ,had been catight napping,' and 'while,' the aggressors were arrrling wine Which world peace. I emphasized the of not Importance converting friendly into unfriendly neutrals hy a blank and It terile rejecLoa will r , e- Georin,cr,floyd , r r - r- (Continued From rage One) if e on the land f tiles-countries if tbev continue to furnish Britain with food stores. e In the air the activity has been ther one of iture ahttemc.ekshiothneartogreabteeernaceanine . lights itled to a few aeroplanes to Ppy ut the land and test the possiUnica. But the diplomatic and political maneuvers which are going on must not be ignered. for the ultimate issue of the conflict may depend upon their out-.O. ir:on-tIirs.-- ream talks. Jittletility.to Brifals : , alekt litgnificamt Th0 significitnce of speech lieg not pi any threat to afford military sid to Gerrhany. lie still professes his determination to remain neutral. But he has swallowed the whole of the Hitler thesis as to the British and as French responsibility for the con- tinuance of the war, and as to the motives of Britain and France us of prosecuting He accuses this :. e, . - . , 51 ', 1 'l -- '1' i il , ' ., li! 16 &I 1 LIFE'S LIKE THAT i. ,.- and ,. , i E., ', , mRS. PIP'S DIA;:?Y ., ' , , z,1114hp - Bea WAY TO GO THE fiEW, , , lc ' ... - -- 4111: - - - 4471; Ci-- , : e - . 11411116" Reclining Seats, Free Pillows, Enjoy Autumn's Setnie Stliend4t Is therstr.grotat new bust& ,. 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Otrth 00 Awirelf"3. 0:n1 k .; you know something S' alay ow 0 V t se1141121: , I An ( Yes, you can ride in the' many an item that you will Foamtex-cushione- d gentle lap of be asked to pay extra for shift gears luxury elsewhere. with a flip of your finger, , , take bumps wijhout notice 00,5,1 All it takes, really, is the t:,:kc'T e,ai; in BuiCoil Springing's "full imagination to step up to and float" comfort, even signal your turns the car you've really wanted I that a itself shuts once you've made that step, there's : by touch on a lever off when you're through with it. real problem, for this Buick i' L 1n ains its extra first cost in the And lir at do you Pay for all:this --ra trade-i- n value it has when you , budget- - ursting prices? ,,; come to buy again. . e ön the covary,you can buy s the So after lift and car. , go a Buick for less thalt some sixes! And your sights which means ta1k-1- :: you really Want you'll find when you look into what's -- -',. included in- these prices that they cover ing to vour nearest Buick dealer. a big shot already liallitilit. .' k , I mine-strew- ..e. e , 71elio"sPo7-- !.... , straight-eigh- t . ' DIRECTiON t, and vanced by tte German $ itViPt governments of ins Flint's unscaworthiness and to spike similar "bedtime stories" 'bv any povver molesting her hereafter. Germany, In explanation o't she Niur. sailing of the Flint into rnansk by a Nazi prize crew. of the' concealment .cialined charts by the American crew made hazardous any attempt to n navigate it into the Baltic gateway to German waters. The Russians, to Justify their establishment of the prize crew In possession of the Flint at Murmansk. said the visit there was for machinery repairs. a permissible reason under international law. Upon notice to the U. S. Lines of the results of the survey. officials understood, Captain Gainard will receive his sailing orders. 0 ; . to,.Tgeeillilke a can giant be yours to command you can roll around town in the staunch and steady carriage that's sure big, beautiful and a bearcat in action When its boss gives , ' the word! . , l's; cabled has A. Gainard. Joseph Flint's condithe coinmission,the -tion is first rate.", The survey. offals said. should servP to refute contentions -- , ....e valve-in-hea- d o:;.7:----H..-- - -- he. 'wegian territOriat waters. Officials here indicated they of had no doubt a certificate sea orthiness would be forth. coining. The abhips master. Capt. Ei ee e A husky headlong -:., 6r1 - , - -- the responsibility where it longs" should the ship encounter fresh mtshaps afte7 lesving Nor- ' Sunday. - ' . - 0,,,, Except - ' , 401001:GISE DWI .. r, 'v - r :d. , AlUT1100111 Circulations. Published them-bege- this Fact is, a big brawny Buick year's beauty of a' Buick - is within your reach right now, if you just put your mind to' it. v .7,- r- I Nauz Isu,v4ito Is like you used to Mink a big shot must feel, cruising along in his big brawny Buick, envy of every youngster in town? . - - , 7 V ella , - ,.' ' dee",r17. '2', , WASIIING'rON. Nov. Norwegian steamship inspectors at Bergen todsy were reliably reported to have complet a Minute survey to establish the seaworthineks of the American freighter City of Flint. sources said the survey was ordered by the marl commission lend the United States Lines, respective owner and lessor of the Flint, to "fix INSi twill chot ot "-a- What we mean is, how'd you like Fred Neher BY c DIESEL 7,4lir r.RS , .. ' . Alvittht sinte , 0 4. , . ,, ---- -- Washington Leaders Shy :(ht Dorrtt Party By Soviet Embassy' . : ,,,r, to , so . - Officials Expect To Find Ship Seaworthy , ' , . I - of how good it feels. . - ,kt I the british ern. --at the postoffice at sarntered CIty bassy's royal garden fete has a eapiral party created buch a a9 second clean furore as today's 2Ist anniversary celebration of the Russian matter according to Act of Con. revolution at the Soviet embassy. gress. March 3. 1871). t Last June, official NATIONAL At.) ERTISING 'and their REPRESENTA'rIVES wives who were not invited to .4en route hete from Russia. . t splamed that they would NOve, Itothenburg & Jann. Inc., greet the British monarchs furn., beThey out ot town. had previous en. New York City, lo Cith St. ed over the omission. Today. s F.dgements. ch,(1 not tbink it congressmen and diplomata invib t.'hicago - :tt,lu N. M.ic.higa,n Ave. General Motors Bldg Detroit "appropriate," or did not like ed to help the Soviet reception vodka or caviar. Pep. Matt (p. Atlanta IOW Ithodellaserty worried over whether or not they San Francisco 351 California St. Ry) announced that he prrierred should attend. to do his on the celebrating The Associated Press is exclu As the party hour drew mitt Fourth of July. entitled to the us c for recapital social scouts were (livid- lively In dire ecil on the function'a of all news years. Soviet empublication prospects. bassy previous invitations had been PriZ(Soino predicted that few persons patches credited to it or not oth 41 by many. for the parties were erwise credited in this newspaper of importance would attend. Oth- and also the local news published era insisted that everybody among the most lavish ever hold here. At one. a herein. MI rights for republics, sturgeon ,would go to see who stayed away. from the Volga centered a birffet lion of special dispatches hers The 1 .000 for the table. Always there were mounds are alsoreserved. affair went out on the heels of Of caviar in lee blocks. and the Soviet Premier Molotofrs recent SUBSCRIPTION RATES endless quantities of food, flow. Six months (pald In adcrit iciOlg President speech ers and champagne. vance S4.50 Itootivelt for "intervening" in Even before the Ntolot(,ff speech. One month Russia's negotiations with I .76 Fin. ManV were act One In foreVn land. Rep. McCormack 11)Mass) 'diplomats year (raid vance $8.50 shying siay from this and other urged the :era!! of the American functiork the Attaches at The big above rates apply to CNA. ambassador to Moscow as a proBritish, French and German ctn . Idaho. Nevada and Wyantnir. test. Mr. Roosevelt's reaction Wait t AU other states $1.00 month. described that bait manners 'should never bassies have selves as "busy as beavers." bad manners. JAILED FOR Ligtoll SALE One diplomat among the absenImmediately some senators and toditv was Ambassador Jet-C. S. liallstonv, 51. of '253 South jtonse members hi it be known tees Potocki of Poland. that they had sent regrets for zy State Street. who admitted sellthe Solietv party for which the .'Quite naturally. the ambassa ing a pint of Nvbkky yesterday S. Chuvakhin, host is bmitri mas sentenced today by dor was not invited." a Polish City charge d'affaires In the absence embassy attache said. "If he had Judge Wilford M. Burton to verve of Ambassador 45 das in the County Jail. been, he would not go anyway." Oumansky, now Wralltat Political Leader DiesTroni Wounds r 1 I a ...... , . : rill 1- it , re- - ; f 1,1 L !I I i , J1, x i ' .11 , f , , . Flint Undergoes . - -- ; , , Craphie photo above shout; oinking of the Bridals freighter Magdapur. broken in after being smaithed by a Nazi 1:boat torpedo nomeuhere off the English coast. Phot,o Vian taken bf a aeaman in a fleeing lifeboat front the kinking hhip. Note rem ue N rote' approaching in the background. Mtanhill a Nazi'pothet battlephip vias re. ported off the Caribbean In the uextern Atlantic eeeking Allied bhipliIng from the ' Panama Canal. . - inventor's autoniobile steering wheel controls the brakes of a ear es well as the steering mechanism. liberty refused to the peril. Hence the e hehortcomings while he forgets his very , and deficiencies of their equipcent conviction that Hiller Wall a mnt. It is not possible during a lie avows war to catch up to an.enemy who dangerous aggressor. his growing friendship with Ger. Zpid been preparing during our many and he does notconceatee years of listlessness and complahe proclaims openlyhis hostilt;": eence. uniciss help comes to our i need from other' hinder, If ty toward the western power; , Are including America. come. the markets of the alNow that the struggle hag ,1facturing country in the Motile Remains "Neutrar . were closed against us, ready developed into a beleaguer- But Still Can Help of ment where the primary aim enable the aggressors to reap the The German efforts to strengthis to the combatants starve their ,full reward of their preparedness. en the new friendship With Ruefoe into surrender, this changed!! 'Deficiencies cannot beespeedily t sla have been eeaaeless. The Molt. must make a made up in the equipment of the attitude of mind toff apeech may not be all Gerdifference to the ' champions of freedom. f many expected. Controversially considerable a of whose pomition . That is why the action of the power Very It is easily answered by quota. on the, American Senate and House of existence will depend delivered tions from speeches of sustenance it receives ' Itepresentativese in supporting c only a few months agog But In measure from Russia in food and raw ma- - ' the president's Rroposals is givwar that is not what ' matters. ,. us deeply is trial. What. concern,' ing new, hope to the oppressed Chance Still Remains democracies of Central Europe whether it indicates any probable To Conciliateo Russia and to the treat democra',ic in the action of Russia. change t I urge again the critical imstases - of Western Europe who It does not forecast any dew- I have rallied to their aid. J am ture from the Russian declaportance of our conciliating Rusconvinced that the passage of of military t neutrality, But sia. The Soviet leaders are piqued reition , the Nentrality 13111 into law wit' Russia can help Germany effec- - and exasperated by the indif7 not prolong the war but will cretively and perhapit decisively in ference we have continuously-displayei towards their great counate in Germany a public opinion her endeavors to defeat our favorabta to conclusion of an without sending a sin. try. Over Spain. Czechoslovakia l rekade to- bec,support. It and Poland we have disdained honorable peace. 1 ft'll'eg no, MIMI purpose- to eon- - , their counsel and proffers of .. Mototoff It is 110t too late, to fealthe 'fact APIlithetpoech discloses an incrAsse.; of rectify these diplomatic blunders. ' But nolime should be- lost to apin the attitude of Soviet proaching RusSii in a differbrit Germany. i ,On the appeal I made to the tone and temper from that hitherto displayed. not to turn 1; roItish Government MOUND BAIbi::Miss., Nov. 7. I am genuinely delighted to too peremptorily the P. Booze, Newe ce overtures of Herr Hitler. are willing to send learn that an Influential and friendly misupon thee difference it gr9 Republican leader who was shot from ambush herelast night sion to Moscow to arrange a make in :the 'attitude of A,he neutral powers towards us if trade agreement for the mutual ,sabé was leaving his office; died ere showed a readiness to enter benefit of both countries. We today in a Greenville.hoepitel. e the shootauto a conferenee at which neuneed Russian commodities Just f 'Booze attributed to "political jealousy" in a would be represented, with as much as Germany doesand ing pals local feud in .this. town corn- Adview to seeking such a settle- We can pay for them. hhent of all. the outstanding di!- - , Put I earnestly trust the rrits- - 'rised wholly of negroes. His i 4 i l l not confine sion Will its conver, ,chauffeur, Andrew Polk. 29, was Jitt wounded. sations to the purchase of timber; deieeem,,,,,... 0- oil and wheat, but that it will Several weeks ago a sister-in-la., ' take soundings as to the possi of Booze, Stella Montgomery. ' I , , crying a halt to the im. was shot and killed by police in bpimding . terms 'Booze's home. horrors, on 401... ;.. , - A Minnesota , , "nr,. 11,,,A Broken In Two By Nazi Torpedo, Freighter Goes Down rerit t'. ,,-- - ..4,. ' t , and Is negotiating for 273 planes. it was learned. A Dutch 'Mission of two air force officers has surveyed U. S. airplane factories for three months, has pure chased 117 bombers for the Netherlands East Indies defense. 17 small training ships. and is dealing for 20 . large bombers for home defense from a Southern California factory. The Swedish purchase was concluded through an American rep-- , resentative. a former 1. S. Arm' who air corps lieutenant-colonel- . toured the Baltic states prior to war. Additional the outbreak of Swedish, Norwegian and Darlb,h to be placed are orders expected through forthcoming missions. t. ,m 4,ri ' t . ,, 7.IIN. ) Nov. - , t re 41 sion seeks 300 planes. A Finnish mission has been in this country since 4tdp Fireman Loses Life MStubborn Blaze ference. which - ,. , . N4 six small neutral nations northern Europe, Imperilled - Of 11 ,,,,...,o1..4,,-.- , ursAny, NovemVer 71 T939 , . ,, , , , ,,,,,,,,.n.,r, ,.,,,,,,',., ,AIr ' , negrittatby the present waiver. American-made ing for nearly 1.000 re. to which airplanes,,with pei threatened' attack and safe. guard their neutrality,. it was learued todaYAircraft missions from Finland. Belgium and the Neter the landsalreaby are active in Sweand Norway. , UnIted States. den end Denmark contemplate sending such MItatonc it was revealed. Holland and. Sweden have already purchased 212 planet. All of the projected purchases will be on a cash hails. A Belgian mission of four milil headed by Major tary officials. Maurice Theis of the Belgian air force. arrived in Ms countrt Oct. 28, conferred withdiplorns- tic heads in Washington. and is now in New York; preparatory; oo visiting aircraft plans. This mis- i 1 V " t ibefg 4,.1 rt (;411',:: sic , 1 , ., . ..t.--ol - 14t. ' , ' , a 0 .-- - ill ' k ,- 11 4 t ' ' 11 I ' - c......,.. '1,000 IVASIIINGTON, , , , ' t Ir , - , .1- !I , Take Steps., For Defense. f r: , -i s- , ) , , , ' ' , - 4' 1 . ' a . S;nall Neutrals , , , ,,,1 i ' ': J ' : A 2, ' 1, ' - 4. City, Mali' , .. , t. , '. P,. Sail Lake Scw-- IL S. Planes - ' 4 , ' I i, 1713,Deustm-abitity..,- , , e weather produced notable increase In a r force setivity, marked yesterday by a spectacular dogfight in which tine k'rench fighters were reported to have engaued 27 German planes over the linen. The French said their flyers. attacking as the Cermans crossed the front in nine separate flights. brought down nine Nazi bletwerschmidts and put the rest to flight.. None of the French were downed. It was said. planes Cern-ineommunique said (A that two French planes were Shot down near Saarlautertl.) expressed Military quarters belief that the French employed Amvil.tanMado fighting 'praised planca. specs; end ' 11z4ty Joe their r ' , , : time. s isolated sectors on the north- nub- tin flank of the front were duejected to a German barrage which a French thg the night, as described communique t "fiss '', , de- theimportant Forhach Sillent nilsplie intermitient German tory 114,. :Alt Nazi attempts to penetrate tip!) 'deserted cltv to remove the threat of French sung flOrninli fag the German industrial center of Saarbruecken have failed. these sources mid .The French also were reported tethave flattened a German land tonvement against Marten. an otheq Grench frontier city southwest of Saarloula. German infan yesterday to seize try tried twiee liferten. hut were repulsed each : ,w , uere-thoLlie- - i 1. Nov. PARIS. that fary sources reported - today tritopt rns the wrictern rroVi fast7ILIt frort shit - 4 1st 164.1,4toof 'At tenipt , m s , ,Deserted City ;Blocked Balkatis e N , s, Deseet r, Frew!' 141.1alu Germans West Attack bcno - t - |