Show SECOND NEWS SECTION Germany Over Failurfe of Nations to Disarm It’s Like Beginning Life i All Over Again” He Says i — By NEA Service modem Rip Francis Kansas city-- is aCharles 48 who has just returned to the to little Missouri town of Parkville life a of threads the to up pick try ago that was broken off 22 years a man For 22 years Francis was y without a past without a sure iden-tit— a wanderer plopped down in a rn city to make the best in any way he could His of things in Parkville was previous existence never been as though it had Then suddenly and by chance he was called back to that former life! and now he is trying to fit himself back into the mold that was shaped for him nearly a quarter of a century ago — trying to days bring back his memory of old and old places to continue a form of existence that suffered a gap of more than two decades DISAPPEARED IN 1908 Twenty-tw- o years ago Francis lived in Parkville a Missouri town a few miles upstream from Kansas d City with his wife and hisa year-olload of son One day he took horses down to Kansas City to sell them That was in 1908 and that horses trip to Kansas Cityacttoofsell a strange the opening proved NO BINDING FORCE and mysterious drama of disappearof Work ance This decision of the reichstag City Francommittee has no binding atforce Arriving in Kansas REACHE GERVJLLB By of darkcloud a the- (Special into cis plunged but the government will preDispatch to The Standard ness To this day he does not- - know nations of coming league Examiner) him All he corner-- j 1938 Consolidated Press what happened to found himself paratory disarmament (Copyright he that it knows fact ence be able to emphasize the Association) He had in Montana all parties Nov 1—It is currently be-i- n weeks later that in this matter he where was and he paris who forgotten are completely- neved that France has been spared came from He does not know yet Germanydisarmament ques- m the world crisis and is passing how he He had united The got to Montana the present depression be cannot the through postponed clothes of tion suit longer a on strange without suffering the slightest labels of which bore the name “Lee the German people can- - Iri3d Here is the real situatoin he the morally harm Examining these labels Lee As in America the crisis in France Brown" S?ff £S?tet4atment be must he that concluded diK influential SersonMn Ger- - began witff the stock exchange crisis every event and every as March 1929 long be- - Brown but early his of past were gone He to memory many desires Adolf Hitler lead- - fore the slump hit Wall street the adrift in Montana Lee Brown was dements Even Paris market began a ceaseless and no logno in a with sight was stock-port made fascists French er of the German cline and iosses tq all there to That to refer book a equal was to declaration to that effect in holders' fortunes were at least the make to had he and Ameri-Herit to those of proportionately letter to the Frenchman Gustave of it best But if the other Euro-- 1 j Can or British shareholders now that he was It is believed fulfill the The official indek of shares with slugged to nean nations refuse and that the inrobbed and -of his memory him deprived jury wander to aimlessly him causing must no STOLPEE By DR GUSTAVStandard-Examiner The Special Dispatch to Press Association) (Copyright 1930 Consolidated committee on foreign — 1 The Nov reichstag's BEELIN has expression to the approved a resolution giving heretofore the utterly paliarment’s grave -- disappointment atdebates vM disarmament negative results of the out to the utterGermany has been compelled to carry but corresponding most the obligation to disarm completely as promised by the Versailles action by the other countries In many countries armdelayed treaty is still wrongfully aments are even being increased af The committee on foreign this that Is of the opinion fairs state of affairs is diametrically FRANCE FEELS of equal opposed to the principle a to amounts rights to world peace serious menace anvLf MORE EFFECTS therefore utterly untenable committee calls upon the government to insist in the strongest terms that the other states OF DEPRESSION be required to say ambiguously whether or not they areofprethe pared to obey the clauses Versailles treaty providing for Nevertheless Nation Has such disarmament None of Its Men Out - pe-beca- tF£ANO ffirvSsssa treaty then Oennany lakfeuch meTsumX tie 'S’ o? ttSVes jn Billings ’Aren’t you Charles Francis?” demanded the man Francis was puzzled ‘ By A G GARDINER “Guess my name’s ' Brown” he 4 Standard-Examine- r Special Dispatch to The said Then after a minute “Guess Press Association) there’s something familiar about (Copyright 1930 Consolidatedduel between Stanley Bald-L- i — at 1 that” The of Francis prolonged that name ONDON Nov I The acquaintance notified Franwin and the press lords Beaverbrook and Rothermere cis’ relatives in Parkville and some Baldwin and e conserva-tiv- e for week this a in There resulted to victory went Billings of them reunited under his leaderslnp of Francis’ identity has they made sure him party come back to and persuaded of the conservative members of both At a great assembly secret with them leadership was approved for Francis to houses on Thursday-hi- s It has been hard one andjnif-sequentl- y convince himself of his in a majority of four resulted which ballot back got identity ' When ofhehisfirst the assembly approved by 5T7 votes ssent relatives gato Parkville all raised thered at his house to talk with policy Beaverbrook’ hand aipnewas him One by one they told him episode In this extraordinary who they were and recalled old inand and Beaverbrook him cidents of his past to which Lord a their remember to armed vi he OF began slowly ord Rothermere in newspaper faces and the events they talked most he powerful he to Over and over again rehe country have attempted tbout say the in hesitantly “Yes I a dictatorship establish al member” and hold the world met he political came first home he When of hollow the leaders in his mother “So you are really my mother in this imThemaster spirit he said “I had the impression tha to the of dead claim although pudent my mother Was dictati and leaders couldn’t remember who she was” party was undoubtedly Lord At that his mother fell into hisa policy In Nations Europe adun me Several arms sobbing Her tears stirred Beaverbrook ari-whose Aitken memory tbat her face and voice had j Max Are financier Find Systems new a failed to arouse introduced and crafts have “Oh mother— now I remember! into postSatisfactory and disquieting feature was voice his time he cried This country this in life war political sure “It’s wonderful to find you COLFAX HARDEN most importBy By capturing inthe mother” of The Correspondent metropolitan the Special SON elements TO i ant INTRODUCED aminer himsef with 23 allying Then he was introduced to own press andmore Press Consolidated 1930 (Copyright influential pres his Francis Leland still d f the year-olAssociatoin) — The owned by Lord Rothermere he son 1 Nov WASHINGTON “I cant realize all at once that strenuous demand for jobs and the has established: a formidable the told he have a grown son” to supply power over mob opinion Tni not less strenuous effortsweek to used to I’ll get “But try have power he and Rothermere have boy the last you and these jobs in it and I’ll learn totolove of government exercised with growing audlcity drawn the attentoin love me learn as well as and Their hope you’ll economists and officials unscrupulousness And so one by one other rela of business men to the possibilities from Baldwin sprang to hostility tives and friends came to him of unemployfield the in lie has consistently which he that said fact the “It’s all so strange” Francis as ment insurance refused to recognize them It’s like starting life all over again this is given being has and study Deep each and of the palace Each face and each house it is one which mayors denounced subject and whilewide government heretree seems to become more familiar interest frankly attracted not to me after ' I look and think has i economists by neVrPUTeUPON SPOT tofore except among awhile” "far 'beyond the experimental stage is tne one of one dear was In the not inappropriate in a good many foreig ncountries worked unable to discover anything oldThere whom Francis could not of the gangster wond days have countries unemploy 20 language Twenty about himself meet His wife who had waitedtwo ment insurance systems in effect been condemned to Baldwinjiad FOUND IN MONTANA labor of years for him to return died bureau on to the the spot and in the be “put of the department of labor past every tradUon months few Finally not long ago a Parkville years ago act of decent has been The first national insurance journalism was put into effect ii Great Britain outraged in order to accompln-- i in 1911 Even before that of time the this purpose howTever the trade unions free of nd STUDY MADE INSURANCE FOR s Standard-Ex- returned to him At any rate Francis got a job on a farm near Billings 22Mont as Lee years he Brown There for act-cordin- g sta-tisti- I em-ous- ScSanalyanh ?o°hathth‘ehrarridoflef Idling ? to cs as I lac5te(j labor since the World war Uxcept during the crisis of 1921 Itly has 2000000 foreign’ laborers pioyed who give a certain elacticity to its labor market last June that the It is only since been I upset arid a has obvious equilibrium out the clear ! ( ' west until a vestige of recollection pro-tecti- on on Some voices can be taken A man seriously some cannottaken seri- cannot be like Herve correwhen he engages in offers and spondence with Hitler the latter a Franco-Germa- n se-e- ct ex-C- an stocK I po-itic- UNEMPLOYMENT use of her own borders as are only part second cate- deemed necessary severg1 banks of thebeen stricken have true gory it is HITLER IGNORANT The disarmament problem m the end of however cannot be considered on the bourse October liquidation as an isolated question It is in-- 1 NO tjxfmployment dissolubly linked with the whole argument advanced in C5?Ph?fvi0sin5noftithe Versailles connection with French prosperity country has no unem- - J? new-fou- I sKS man happened to encounter him In i far-weste- ve -- Ue cepT ! I aldwin Victor In Fight WitK arons of Press Modem Rip Van Winkle Returns To Home “Lost” Years Of o Twenty-TwBeing After Salvation Army Converted Famous Engineer of empire the guise re- - trade?' wwihliw beinc5rtly had MUtoto “he prtfey to the dominions at the allowances jected byconference of paying regular Lord j and work of out members who were imperial chehar&s was the relief rallied erbrook unemployment jsf later in several the conservative party against granted by municipalities countries or additional funds w'ere Baldwin as the enemy of food made available by the municipalitiesI taxes and consolidation of tip for trade union payments ! empire and roundly demanded FRANCE AND NORWAY retirement This subsidizing of trade union- hisThe verdict of the party mect- by municipalunemployment funds was crushed tlic taken up ing has temporarily ities and communes on anie aaj the j but conspiracy hv France in 1905 and by Norway of the the of power into evidence as Denmark 1907 put 1906 In in over Ghent unthinking the as lords the known is effect what the state rather press elements of the electorate system whereby the to candiunemthe Rothermere added cities Beaverbrook than the as is date in the Paddington ployment funds of This regarded compulsory unem- -1 j jon defeated the official Bald- the forerunner plovment insurance on a natoina win candidate The irony of this defeat of the scale incident is that-thThe object of the insurance rnrirHdate was due to I L-ay- -I J Detroit J By JAMES F DONAHUE NEA Service Writer — A former bouncer in DETROIT Canadian saloon a cadet adjutant and then In turn Salvation the Army and captain in wouldn’t who man a quit In finally is that derision— of the face public the man who is responsible for one of the greatest feats of modern engineering the Detroit and Canada vehicular tunnel Fred W Martin today sees as the fruits of his efforts the completion I J - bye-elc- c- 1 e I be of export n: 7 months the in eight siderable past enormous turned to Germany For Herve index of the volume of exports the under the Detroit ' has no influence in France and is lower by 24 per cent compared of an auto tunnel which is valued at SWES river to Windsor understands nothing with the average (of the previous Hitler be to is It steel and more $25000000 Iron than for which ment in the teeth ot the in In jobs particular workers about foreign politics year on training denuncla-riod- s withat almost pe- - erbroolc-Rotherme- re midnight opened demand formally during have regressed is a better But one must take more seri- exports 4 of three vote last the November for on 0f the “flapper of enforced idleness Manycon-- 1 French out interruption Moosomin ously the action of the Edouard of 30 per cent the in for was to extend born the Martin years provide systems the jtqOD TAX QUESTION radical socialist leader works to of of cotton yarn 60 per cent Sask about 42 years ago He had a needed df public exports the personal aspect struction Behind Deladier when his newspaper and those of cotton cloth 30 per hard time making ends meet in his Btrug-COST- S workers Baldwin-Beaverbrovehicular the surplus take all the artist’ Sketch of the Detroit and Canada demands that France shall take cent and at 18 the Salvation j divided youth crucial question of food react: movement for : Edmonton Australia system J eie s the l!n“ the lead in the found him at IN TEXTILES CRISIS Queensland The Army each is determined to of Baldwin taxes a “cw of the roost” of PrevWcs for the and vision in order to save European as of self “king is crisis is ing election compulsory industries textile The democracy and when Leon Blum evident After a five week strike saloon there way believes Issue? he SJthat which gSvcm the socialist leader warns France rs “The Army did a good job of conis 25? feet wide with three lanes worfk has only partly been resumed way the work-- 1 assures defeat He wants to cci-ein But ment1 tunnel rethe ’employers of the and excavation Martin there” and been me then the have also peaceful at opposing industries verting against to the “Luxury” traffic capacity is estimated fine the battle ground sIn Austria the unemnloyment vision of the treaties Premier much affected by the slowing down says “and I started off parading on last three years the lake level rose The sae-uardicf 1 than More m an hour cars of the 2000 i I90pro-subtension the law passed big so street corners and booming Mussolini of Italy must be taken of tourist traffic as to make his planned " " high 1 were required J granite hlocks drum” The wheat crop has fallen to seriously when he again emdivision impossible So he discard 2000000 and more than to the the roadway from the with pave revision Army hundredweight His demands en wanderings phatically and devoted his ' " 250000 pieces of tiling were required terminated at Windsor ed that project hundredweight of last year finally of the treaties Premier Mussolini tunnel to and the to line the walls eJJit complete mediocre time are Martin tire system are divided proctectionist policy across the river and there - of Italy must be taken seriously Other crops also two : Ventilation handled is and by empioyesandmay have drophis BORE 0f Thursday’s vote for converts OF to to START out the win ployers set producers deprices nonnai of the cent has when he again emphatically Each onend con 75 each at towers camthe per exceed Without his considerably flock He dived right into eiVing Baldwin a free hand in Quietly he went along: Citizens mands revision Almost all the ped 12 fans each 12 feet in ' diameter way Pre- paign and before people had time In any sumer noth-nbenefitting g knew These fans drive air Into and force European nations are dissatisin this latter fact lies the to hear of him he had started a of Detroit or Windsor on until was economic fied with the adjustment made cisely bad air out of the tunnel at the of of the what going a for $250000 to build principal indication be exceed-iner- ly drive rate of about 1500000 cubic feet Martin in Paris in 1919 12 1927 On that day crisis which threatens tonext July and give a complete change a While discussions are prospring severe in France 1 ap ofminute LOOKED ON AS FANATIC to retire Engholm and another engineer 90 seconds cent in addition many of the Bel-air every have fallen throughI pellecl announced Whereas prices ceeding regarding disarmament and Windsor about in give was in the conserve-subsidi- es voluntarily he time confUSi0n peared making communes At that in This prices gium would revision of boundaries and re- out the rest of the world follow a tunnel of of the heard god-senthat who boring to d fund week and people to tire the $20 a tive ranks is a i power” citizens may come vision of the Young preparation France still imperturbably treaty' mo&aizes r’aise $250000 to or otherwise government his This French which salaries campaign The :o treaty ports without passports march with ”1 was what lal0r party conditious holdingis “Crazy plumb crazy one 30 me voluntary unempl°yment plan new currents appearRus-in ascending he was crazy But Martin within characteristic visas travel and is thought very Marin a parlous Chinese phenomenon they called him” says“Here ofwas a Europe's policies regarding industrial got on His drive was successful and 10 miles— of such ports although there is no French of li— matter Chinese on to office by the skin of its in the friends has as close I gin’s sia Russian grain dumping such for boarded remained pegged at today tne Grace Hospital stands not be TntoVrwxcta has which was may coal before Ships teetb and fast losing prestige in ellow who a few years probis it 620 ithe base in 1913 a monument to his efforts again made theoneRussian of although now index an passport inspection Martin af- making only $20 a week and en-a- il and since was 100 whereas English coal landed lem a vital an informal agree- 5nefltetnaa People began to notice IfC°the conservatives were probable that furnish-Chineswould that scheme a Charles 1925 offiin have promoting Then cent in ter 10 that e periodofW months will fell per ment Europe’s foreign policiesthat French ports in dollars” of millions F and eccentric lawyer Miller an been shaken up it is not surpris- the course of a year cials with information concerning lc°tnorya Before actual work couldMar-be G Engholm engineer both of Tor-to es SALES DIFFICULT the passports or passport visas of ing that Russo-Germ- anconsideredrelations however on tunnel apthe for started 1927 This intentions certain In their as announced workonto established was tolerably from a In order to avoid dismissing passengers are now being from incoming a franchise a tunnel under the De- tin had to secure did' to all classes of workers and I country is profoundly alarmed A fair compromise for the present new viewpoint Here too one ers many firms have continued to construct after a that He i cities aoth been had a tunnel Such and visa and river troit compulsory health lnsuJ‘ involves stock for at "the extravagance ofandpuhi:: purposes is to have passport he then And notes the beginnings of a new produce goqds seasonal trade I of ana 1871 deal onold arguing as to age back great as China far which proposed ance and compulsory f questioned in interior if the next but despite the expenditure for social his surprise announcement Old Regulations Never En- Drofess four construct to was change of front And sprang travel bethe about are Their sales Christmas plan of ignorance lasts until months bringmore intensive dis- coming that he had secured the services Be even in the Internal small botes under the river two forced certificate requirement the in of one two — the engineers cussions between Berlin and markets difficult and greatest trains electric A rather accurate indica- for shuttle -- Barclay Parsons a RevivedParis the Russian question will tion of the situation autos r But their plan didn’t country William for furnished is by S& rS°!lecnf Canal It must the automotive industry where used materialize and nothing further was commissioner on ofthethePanama play an important role there first subway builder toThe systems of Poland and Nor- - policy announced at the are cares are unsalable not be forgotten that heard of it until Martin bobbed up project By RANDALL GOULD 1904 and chief enin Ybrk New in had of parliament this week -dehe announcement that countries the other with to Is continent this added survey the way axe subsidized by the state United Press Staff Correspondent there If Hankow the of was and men obviously president two the ingineer the from plans secured king’s speech than France that are full of the railroad deficit of 64000000 and SHANGHAI— (UP) — China long railway with an eye on an electcn decline in co- and the rights for constructing such Canton he signed ternal ferment and are actors in the extremely marked as a to purthe for country known foreigners Then negotiated to a tunnel next fair bids lonial produce which spring this drama chase of St Mary’s Academy on where passports and visas were suPARIS (UP)— The refusal of a Beaverbrook vendetta the JEERS URGED IIIM ON If ruin a nart of the French colonial for to the decided has $1000000 German for side former tighten Windsor to the the visa perfluous French said be continues lacr cannot ‘visionBaldwin truly companies it regula- general Count Conrad von Moltke (against win Again I heard ‘crazy’ and the site of the Windsor opening administration of passport enforced Martin says that France is rich and prosperous should back” Surete half behind my the ary’ and on June 14 1928 while De- tions always existent but has brought to light that '4 4 amid the generalized crises If she is “But I resolved to show up these the blackand secret Windsor a of national are the that Indications Generale possesses population eon cen-sor” her it than from Rum less to so MONTREAL (UP)— 63 were to of suffering believe who names His quick people troit were still unwilling was start- government will soon provide as list” containing the natives on the island of neighbors it is due entirely to a as German and Austrian war crim- verted It the $25000000 project 3 many passports stumbling-block- s abOahu? her oftheTlawaiianlsland group in of a leave production certain 1926 from Martin harmony got barred In be will inals that Japan and the European nations C Douglas I INDIANAPOLIS (UP)— It is a far which is partly agricultural and sence from the Salvation Army be- ed to Dr Lloyd according forever TWO HALVES MEET What the situation will be in France former Golf Circ! cry from an editor’s desk in the old partly industrial and to support re cause of failing health and perKaiser tops this list pastor of the St James United The controlled not ’two by China of the sections 15 this Decatur Herald office to the quar- suiting from the recent monetary manently settled in Windsor with his of On July year here Church the not is Mostly albut Hindenburg ters of the U S minister to Per- restoration and to the reconstruction wife and four children The idea of halves of the tupnel met under the Nanking) is uncertain but It isbase Dr Douglas made the announceundesirables are minor officers ac- ment France (UP — the before sia but such a step was made by of factories destroyed in the war the tunnel construction was now river and it was finally through ready apparent that those who address an absence during in by convicted or before truJust eceom Charles C Hart now United States But these factors haveqiow plaved firmly established in his mSid bu' Today finds Martin a millionaire their travels from Shanghai will do cused dur- Young People’s Association at the Prince Aga Khanhere acts criminal of courts r French provacation into look the well to world treaty minister to Persia ing his their parts out and France like all the financial backing he had and sitting on top oi the of American Church here German occupation oy di-in- g the well are of see a every ing ambition golitr that rum nd director a as visions the know they is about his In 1904 Hart was editor in De'to to Dr Douglas position other countries Despite According $500 and that ho invested in France during the war are under the a hole-m-ocatur and correspondent for the In- the stem reality of the general was of the tunnel company and a sub- provided with necessary documents o was first introduced to the islandFCSll 6St&tC those names sevof the British professional rereceived 1904 Many 30 here have the of Consuls stall Martin named down stockholder stantial dianapolis News On July an ers Captain economic from slowing ' held responexplorer capitalist by So he began going notifications that their nation- regional commandersatrocious his monthly payroll check was Cook They took to the Intoxicant Armour from bank to bank members the Salvation Army He eral and crimes to t for sible unusually capitalist visaed performed have passports must Indian soon The als from duly prince mailed to wears tin colors of the organization Indianapolis does to water and a duck secure like money to enough the to hole occupation s trying made been even l?th during for on FOILED the have FOREST FIRES feat The check was unaccounted times or an emblem representing it wherfew became intoxicated start his project In between 1 American and other The book has been used but case 106 yards the fairway slopin'"' i ships to of none the until recently when Dick Burdg ever suffered he estate goes When real and insurance Moltke v sold Von !of they h he before the the U S gov Forest rangers who now uses the old desk was slightly towai d the green idea of the size of the Detroit allow Chinese passport authorities times supposedly An Mar estate traditional been have punishment real named dealings his those In most of the bunkers in for ernment succeeded well of back cutting Woosung protected by cleaning out papers in the idea He and Canada vehicular tunnel can to board vessels off seems due them for violation of their retin struck upon anotherunder-watis puj due to sentenced to Frencheverprisons by acreage burned in national forests a drawer genial potentata The government their chubby er the in be taboos had rejected figures: following rs of in they three-quartea courts if ligious and ta ’? t string said up is 81 caught InFrench cent first bought this success the vhtch in ' an small found meet y per he with Chnstian-litduring his unopened There golf and is about one mile long and seme accepted old to It Clair and planned sent on Lake be St can religion comCh a h lots an is in France 1930 of cover ever This addressed by the they News best point plajed envelope dianapolis of a single passageway 35 matter Treaties Dr Douglas said terms them in with mud to be consists over-atheir other and Britons to Mr C Hart It contained the parison with 1929 when 978107 to fill from Americans road ll The diameter the river bottom in the feet in taken acres w e destroyed pay check 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