Show Sixty-sixt- Year— No 191 h THIRTY-EIGH- PAGES T II D nice ©poms Id OGDEN CONTEMPLATED England Seeks French Mediterranean Help Ethiopians Report Capture of Two Towns Losses Are Severe WASHINGTON — The FOR NEW DEAL Possible Method of Reach ing Objectives of Buy -- friends By RICHARD L TURNER The advocate of the motto "live dangerously" spurn(Associated Press Staff Writer) ed any thought of peace in Ethiopia except at his own WASHINGTON Dec 21— (AP) — terms He pressed the fight against the economic wall his Plans for continuing the New Deal's devalue the silver dollar power fellow nations and former allies have built about him were disclosed to be under consider- aespiie uie iaci f ixaiy went aneaa available Great Britain was rallying Med- ation today thus leaving and YlEWS By FRANK FRANCIS One must take off his hat to the boys at the service stations of Og den They are alert obliging honest and courteous Almost any other business might gain a pointer or two in a study of the service rendered wherever gaso line is sold No one is overlooked no one dis criminated against and all are treat ed the same with dispatch and a a possible method of ultimately iterranean league members to her of the silver side In case she is drawn into a war reaching objectives program buying with Italy This program calls for continued BRITISH CONCERNED purchases until the metal's market British officials were gravely con- value reached $129 an ounce or cerned over this delicate situation until the treasury's monetary re but turned once again to the policy serves consist silver of one of - sanctions — one- - which she and three fourths gold fourth launched at Geneva so vigorously REVALUATION SOUGHT last fall Revaluation the silver dollar to Rome's reaction was eagerly stud- the extent thatof the gold dollar was ied and officials hoped II Duce had devalued two years ago would nearly been sufficiently impressed by the increase the value of automatically lineup of Mediterranean powers be the treasury's silver to a point on hind Britain in case of "a desperate the basis of today's figures that Italian act" would that ratio approach Britain went ahead with precau extended by unless However tionary measures after securing proclamation of the president this agreements from Turkey Greece power will expire on January 30 It Yugoslavia and France to help her was contained in the Thomas if need be Spain debated her course amendment the inflationary rider but a reliable authority said she attached to the AAA bill of 1933 would fully support her obligations and reaffirmed time limi with the under-- the league covenant reserve act of tation in the gold Britain's stand was explained by 1934 Neville Chamberlain chancellor of limi The latter placed a two-yethe exchequer in a speech at Birm- tation on authority to cut both the ingham: gold and silver contents of the "The peace proposals are dead dollar and upon the life of the and they have already been buried stabilization fund a $2000000000 at Geneva They will not be revived pool with which has the presently and I suppose all at- sought to maintain the treasury foreign pur tempts at peaceful settlement must chasing Dower of the dollar -be considered at an end We must MAY BE EXTENDED therefore go back to the policy of All these powers may be renewed sanctions extended one year under the and "I trust the nations of the league will show that they are prepared to terms of the bill by proclamation ItTmsbeen make themselves resist any attack of "thr7Tjresident would be hinted this that strongly which may be made on any one of done in the case of the stabilization their number" fund and the expectation is that ETHIOPIAN GAINS (Continued en Page Two) Although the government in Rome — reported - quiet on the war front two claimed Ethiopia important 21— (AP) sea- : The Christmas atmosphere around the executive mansion alevidenced seasonal the by ready decorations was accentuated by a steady stream of gifts for the Roosevelts from all over the coun try They were carefully laid aside to be opened Christmas day STAFF GIFTS SECRET The president and Mrs Roosevelt completed detailed plans for the holiday About the only tiling kept secret was the nature of their gifts to the White House staff Last year and the year before the president gave each member of the staff autographed copies of his books "On Our Way" and "Looking Forward" Christmas will be the occasion for a family reunion in the White House as in millions of other homes throughout the land And there will be excited grandchildren romping around just as in many ing Program INCREASE IN VALUE " News Dec spirit of the Christmas son today definitely enveloped the White House President Roosevelt stayed in the mansion proper Instead of going to his executive office spending part of his time wrapping presents for his family and Treasury Scans Way To Get (By The Associated Press) To Goal of Program nENITO MUSSOLINI contemotuous of sanetionist na- D tions drove Italy at full speed down the war path SatIn Metal urday SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 22 1935 smaller houses from coast to coast Family guests will include Mrs James Roosevelt mother of the and Mrs J R Roosepresident velt a sister-in-la- w The younger generations will be represented by DEFENDS ARMS MAKERS Mr and Mrs James Roosevelt and their daughter Sarah Mr and Mrs John Boettiger' and daughter of the president Curtis and Eleanor Dall better known as "Sistie" and "Buzzie John Roosevelt and Franklin Roosevelt Jr son-in-la- STARTS WITH RECEPTION Christmas formalities will begin with a reception by president and Mrsy Roosevelt for the! White House office force in the president's office at 11 a m Tuesday Later in the day members of the household staff and the police force together with their families will be received in the stately east room Before the family dinner in the evening the president and Mrs Roosevelt will light the community Christmas tree across from the White House in Lafayette park and-th- e chief executive will make a brief speech That evening the president will read Dickens' Christmas Carol aloud to the family as he has done each Christmas for many years The White House grandchildren will get their presents Christmas morning Two Christmas trees will be set up in the White House One very large will stand in the east room where the public will be permitted to see it after Christmas The other a family tree will be set up in the east hall of the second RESY ORDERS IV A R LOOMING Leaders Of Nation Cause Conflict He Asserts Not Munition Men EUROPE POWDER KEG Spark Only Touch Off FASTEST FLEET KIDNAPING CASE FOR AIR CORPS ar Hotel Clerk' Asserts Victim Bombers Sky Cruiser And Pursuit Ships To Join Registered Alone At U S Forces Chester Hostelry Needed To Widespread Fighting - TTTT T LAST EDITIOK ' WagnerWorkAetii Declared Invalid By Federal duide HoIcs Congress Exceeded Rights And Who! Act Is Unconstitutional Says Dispute Not Interstate Commerce ANSAS CITY Dec 21 fAP— Thft Wflmur Tafcni IV putes act new deal measure giving employes the righl to organize and bargain collectively without company in terference was held unconstitutional 'tonicht bv" Federal 17 By LOUIS A SKAGGS T1 If ill T7 rtU Val A Browning vice president The opinion was the first federal court ruling on th of the J M and M S Browning of and the company representative legality of the law enacted by the last concress' Belarms in interests Browning Judge Otis granted the Majestic Flour Mills of Aurora gium struck at critics who claim Mo aj temporary injunction against a national labor Tela munition makers stir up wars by tions board of heads that complaint which cited it for aliened refusal govern declaring - ments and not arms manufacturers are responsible upon his return Saturday from a trip to the Browning munition works at t bargain a wage and hour agreement with a union of it! Liege Belgium 'There is a wave of antagonism against all munition makers and it seems to be the correct thing to think they stir up wars" said Browning a son of the late John M Browning famed gun inventor BLAMES LEADERS 'But wars I believe are mostly caused by the endeavors of people at the head of governments to put their country or their citizens in a more powerful and influential posi - 'It is a fact that many muni tion factories are running night and day turning out arms but this fact alone will not cause a war The factories are running because the people are afraid of the political situation and are preparing to de fend themselves" Instead of being' a cause of war the products turned out by munition makers are frequently the means of keeping-peac- e if properly used Mr Browning said For ex ample if the great powers had permitted Ethiopia to arm her- selfi even moderately the serious situation caused by Italy's invasion coulu have been avoided he said If the great powers didn't want Italy to Invade EthldpiaTney should have allowed Ethiopia to arm herself Then Italy would never have (Continued on Page Two) :— '" employes seven-week- s' tion UNCOVERED ON SAYS w floor STRANGE ANGLE THREE SECTIONS VAL BROWNING In White House Circle DEVALUATION IS 10ms UTAH Christmas Spirit Felt SILVER DOLLAR ID) Bratis CITY Declaring congress had exceede its constitutional right' "to regulatf commerce with foreign nation! Highlights of Labor Ruling 1 and among theseveral states il the judge said "the conclusion that the whole act is unconstitul tional" KANSAS " CITY Dec ?1— (AP) — Highlights of Federal District Judge Merrill E Otis'- opinion holding the Wagner labor disputes At times caustic in his criticisrc of the act which President Roosef velt described as an "importanl - step toward the achievement of just and peaceful labor relationsi in industry" Judge Otis said treated the individual as an "im' portant step toward Uie achieve! ment of just and peaceful labof relations in industry Judge Otil said it treated the individual as I 1 "recently emancipated slave" The act gives employes the right to organize unions to carry on wagf and hour negotiations It prohibf its employers from interfering wit! the formation of such unions anl created the labor relations boarl to mediate disputes growing out of - oeiween iaoor ana ems iuiua-ci- act unconstitutional "When that proposed amend- ment (to the constitution " to broaden congressional powers over ratified commerce) has been will be the (agner) statute constitutional Then also what remains of the sovereignty of the states will cease tp be and the 'citizenr will have become a 'subject " "Refusal by an employer to bargain collectively with his employes wbuld constitute no evidence that tljie employer's intention was to lessen commerce" s pioyers PHILADELPHIA Dec 21— (AP) By STANLEY P RICHARDSON HEART OF ACT The Record in a copyrighted story Associated Press Staff Writer In asking the Injunction the bi Tf cpngress can legislate to preOnce a year the Oregon Journal says federal agents today questioned the citation by the labo pleaded 21 — (AP) — WASHINGTON Dec which vent and that indirectly who The the clerk of a Chester hotel of Portland Ore publishes in book Doara laid it and its officers ope new ordered reinforce— 1 army l lessens the produc i remotely form historical sketches of the to punishment by a $5000 fine in tofleet in tended - — tion of goods lievedto northwest pnsonment for one year or both ' (for) interstate commerce awarding contracts for the asserted kidnap victim stopped at day— The ruling "was made as th 103 of multimotored bomb purchase then its power is almost unlim the hotel last Tuesday night The latest contribution from that United Statescourt con supreme of the swiftest modern' ing ited" source is a volume on John McThe clerk Philip McMahon on type planes sidered cases testing constitution night duty at the hotel said the Laughlin patriarch of the northahty of the Tennessee valley ac Aircraft company "Under the commerce clause (of AAA man was alone and apparently well Incineof uougias west by Robert C Johnson pub:and the Eankhead cotton pro ' Monica Santa was Calif the constitution) congress has auction when he registered as "Harry Mclisher of the Oregon Journal control law all imnortan al an 90 order for low given power to regulate one thing only new deal legislation I Laughlin of Buffalo N Y" Tuesday wing monoplanes Is 'commerce the —that command was among was Milne three That after given days McLoughlin Judge Otis said the heart of th A communique of $6498000 said northern several! states Nothing else can of the Hudson's Bay company fur from his k New York costing a13 total act was contained in a sins disappeared Wagner SKY had CRUISERS Enda troops Silasi it regulate by virtue of this pow 24 hours before his and trade in the northwest and arrived only 30 miles captured apartment sentence of section 10: Th gle Thirteen giant from the holy city of "sky er" on the Columbia riverain 1824 bound gagged figure was found in cruisers (labor relations) board is cmpowf ' were bought from the Boe Aksum now in Fascist hands and a roadside ditch near Doylestown ered as hereinafter provided t Dega Shah from the Italians ing company of Seattle The price re to Is the absurd that "It say Describing the reception which WON'T IT DISCUSS prevent any person from for the Boeing craft was not given "Italian losses were considerable owner of a flour mill in unfair practice (listed inengagin of the fusal McLoughlin enjoyed at Fort Wil- our troops captured ten tanks" said sectioi in O the formal announcement issued Child Improves After Long to in charge j He Was Sought For Aiding ofHarold Nathan I with his 8) affecting commerce" liams a glimpse of the free life of the statement collectively bargain reH secof the federal by Harry agents Woodring assistant squad com mill'5 that remote region is given auecis employes the that airecuy Medicine Awaited Aurora Holding sources in Paris asfused to affirm or deny the Record's retary of war Diplomatic Suspected Kidnapers merce among the states" dispute with its employes had nf serted Great Britain The official statement indicated may propose story Asked if his men had ques Administered From "We danced till daylight" wrote the creation of a league of nations Ogden direct bearing on the "stream of however mo tioned clerk that the he hesitated the Boeing planes one of the participants "and drank police force to back up sanctions if court some commerce" in 'Thrases opin "Judge Otis declared then said: "I can't com were of the same type as that which MISSOULA Mont Dec 21— (AP) ions DENVER Dec 21— (AP) — Fears mentarily ten gallons empty It was according necessary to no power to regulat! has irrelevant "congress entirely ment on that" crashed at Wright Field Davton r—The flight of an airplane to the capacity of the man how long of them have that which merely 'affects' com J now use made the These quarters said the calling of for the safety of Dean G Brownell Record unio The late in October in its copyright story in the course salesman who was reporthe would keep above the table wintry skies and a wild been seized upon as foundation merce There is no way iif a special session of the league coun- Denver of army tests An army investisrat- - through dash McMahon the told federal says sused two of a highway patrolafter for to stones an missing of giving cil around January 10 for this purargument support unfaif whichany agents a young man "extremely ing board attributed the accident man over icy roads relayed serum the asserted power ioi tne wag- - labor practicestheIn specified "As the streaks of morning came pose is being considered pected kidnapers a ride in his au- nervous business any which at two resulted in and excited registered fatalities to here today which may save the ner act) " tomobile were dispelled tonight whether mill or mine or factory oi through th-- barred windows all had Matteson when the man a regional sales rep- the' hotel at 11:45 o'clock the night locked controls and exonerated the life of store fallen asleep under the table SerBetty 'conceivably can directly af num any siruciurai or me- - a smnal menine-ifivirtim resentative was located in Pueblo Oi uecemoer ll vants came in and put them to bed commerce ieci i teoerai agents alter ques- txiamcai aeieccs Hishwav Patrnl Colo after shortly PROLONGED DISPUTE ss man a week ago the de- - man John Gilligan sped into town B tioning McMahon at Jengtn tore C Brownell's employers "Inside the fort was only the 100 he contracted from the hotel for me partment suit page here aros register mjuncuonspeedy with the serum dispatched from Strickler of Denver executive of foam the bees wings of a life that when the to auacic from labor tne and in the federal relation it regional planes Wash brought four hours the earlier Northrop Radiator American was always strong wine Outside Spokane company board ordered officials of the mil Calif the fluid was administered to the said Brownell is in Pueblo on busi- vestigation bureau's Philadelphia of corporation of Inglewood the gates were the lees and dregs to appear at a hearing in Spring ices for comparison with handwrit contracts for a large number of child and physicians said they noness the riot and lust of life" are expected to be ticed immediate improvement in nciu jviu io answer to a comFear first was expressed yester- ng ofr young Milne" the Record pursuit ships which grew out of Droloncir! soon announced plaint adds her condition when authorities Utah J!Indians were debauched withrum day sought 11 witn employes MILLIONS LEFT aispuies The plane roared away from the Mr and Mrs Fred H Griffin SHOWN PICTURES pelts were stolen from each other The board accused the mill of fi abduction of with and murders committed charged Mary "The federal agents" the Record to rusmg collective! v wit! wara M15SOUia " Modification of Law Mav Jones 11 from her Ogden Utah says "also showed bargain McMahon their T" tfe Sftvr i 3 wursers ana congress $11000000 home however Approximately caused Heavy ground fogs Ten or a dozen kegs of rum were uigaiuwu Mil of set of photographs cnargeci Be" to veer to the east and prevented racks! tJemg Kepaired DO the company with the "offense" of? Sought At Next Officers were told Brownell had complete distributed among the Indian famne They refused to reveal his re of the original sum remains' i after it a at Whether with' inrli the emoloves said that Missoula today's purchases driven Griffins the and dealing a the landing Be ilies and after that "truly the furies Materials May airport girl actions to them' Legislature amount will be spent for pursuit xnw coia cioud-iadride from Grand Junction Colo skies it conviauauy of hell were let loose" The paper also quotes McMahon In1 his Shipped The task of sifting the many rep- toward Denver on December 11 as saying he was alone in the hotel planes was not disclosed but it was tinued its dash and landed at opinion 'Judge OMs a!rf understood the army expects to allot Drummond 50 miles from here the mill Vis a relativelv small sl The gates of the fort were closed utable and qualified draft beer dis- three days after the girl disappear- lobby when the young man walked most At Drummond Gilligan a relief oi it before the first of the Approximately 35 oft the 1851 air- tauiiisiunent for obvious reasons and all weapons pensers throughout the state down ed from her home ana is enerntred In Tuesday night — w 1 in worker the year Helena was When TT Brownell oomo ana n Vz' " to coW earthquake taken from the Indians before the the in Unn which where unreported expiusive the cxwusiveiy nign plane point manufacturing number zone The latest acquisitions for the received the serum and raced ma99T?nii cnntAmnlntfiil far" the a local business Yet tht "boisson" or drinking bout- began permitted under the liquor law is officers began a search for him the Record quotes the hotel clerk Ixlno 1 IL decided upon has created a serious fearing he might have met some "But his excitement and nervous Army Air corps are in line with In his patrol car at top speed over "ie nfonai iaoor can be built with arsenal Ogden frost recommendations covered bv Secre made perilous Even with this precaution the problem for the liquor control com mishap highways ness didn't seem to indicate that Matte-son tne Dern for the inauguration of The girl daughter of F L f ouyuw ui tiQns Between emDlovers and m "boisson usually ended in a' mur mission Adam Patterson Jr liqT remember he said he'd parked atary five-yeof the am- - plovs in even surh small of officer reconstruction Missoula cated for police had program uor commissioner - said RatuHaw pro embracing der resome his car at garage I also become critically ill this morning munmon aepoi ic was esumaieq institutions to the control of the ex-of 800 planes annually l mgnu call he had a camel's hair overcoat curement Work been at has started Saturday afternoon by Captain ecutive branch of the national gov- already As a result issuance of draft What carousals those old boys of on war department on budgetary I Carroll H Dietrick of the ordnance ernment" the wilds must have indulged in beer licenses will not begin until "I didn't see him when he left the : D C in of to estimates funds He said Washington department act necessary 1 the deals put when they took time off to cele arter January with ttn In J he said the next morning but our records the Dern VdUkAH program into effect It vieuiwi euucu ui vff- - myiauai emDIOVe "as an innTfl "It will be January 1 before we brate! show me he checked out at 8:30 was SALT LAKE CITY Dec 21 den Saturday afternoon and will tent lie is the ward of fh TTniL understood to call for an annual get tne entire state covered al (AP) —The state board of pardons a m assume command of the arsenal States to be cared for by his guard--Monda- y of expenditure we A chapter in the book Is given though have selected- - most of approximately RECOGNIZED PHOTO here today joined in the morning relieving Ser- ian even as if he were a mpmWi to Peter Skene Ogden after whom the licenses in virtually every maj- meeting all about him when "I'd Christmas forgotten by par spirit granting The at serv has in or city in the state including Og- - oles to five MINNEAPOLIS Dec 21— (AP)— geant it jaxcuanieis present Ogden was named (Continued on Page Two) convicts termination of I picked up a newspaper the next ice 1197army aen ana aic laKe Uity WORK IS STARTED ' planes of all types of which The hunt for the death car driver Air Pat sentence to another and saw several pictures afternoon and 839 are combat ships Previous- in the assassination of Walter Ligending of Milne I said to another clerk only Among - the leaders of "brigades terson said "Already work of repairing the ordered are 370 which are sched- gett was spurred today by the pros- railroad "We are proceeding with the se- paroles of five others ly in the northwest we are told Peter tracks and rolling stock Claude a Blackburn life uled for delivery during 1936 serving (Continued on Page Two) as rapidly as possible 25 Skene Ogden left the deepest im lections pect of a $2500 state reward been has started at the depot" said T: sentence on of for the Flora slaying v The state senate in an unusual f iitcuseca iimving Deen select Nelson at pression mate captain pietrick "so that t Bingham in 1928 was deaction approved a measure appro- xiais ed i riday There are many reputpe to may named various nied a parole as was Harris MurHe was born In Quebec in 1794 able dispensers who will be elimpriating the sum for the apprehenof the arsenal' grounds for ray serving a life term for the killsion and conviction of the killers parts the son of an American Tory who inated by the requirement of-t- he Of the magazines The house ' was expected to follow building in company of other loyalists left law that the number be limited ing of Thomas Rhodes in Uintah Edward M George Is Captaih ' By The Associated Press Newark New Jersey during the according to population We are county in J1924 suit on his wy from Fort Sill OHla FOREIGN: Those granted clemency were American revolution and went to trying to settle this question as Thomas McMeekin attorney for to take charge of the arsenal work LONDON — Anxious British eov Isadore (Kid Cann) Blumenfeld in- as construction quartermaster Quebec where he became a judge rightly as possible but it is a diffi- serving for forgery robbery burgcult job to-- the admiralty court lary and other similar crimes dicted yesterday on a first degree aiHUUUV VJL liiUlivj Oliuvov- - Mlrl fnr lAunnh H K The board revoked the paroles of LOS "Even those who have been ten ulcuiraidUtilfl £UP" In case murder the announc ed is charge only about 10 per cent of the "Zt ANGELES Dec 21— (AP)PORT OP SPArN JTrinidad Dec ed his He intended his son Peter should tatively selected are being check- five convicts for infractions of par- The would client innocence plead oujuuuu asKea ior me projeci una ROME — Mussolini discards nlan possibility of jealousy" and of! 21-- (AP) —Five "persons injured in — be a lawyer but the study of law ed closely to determine whether ole regulations The five were orwe nope to receive from war for quick peace the mati or are love hatred" "unrequited the crash of a Pan American Airhad no appeal to Peter who longed there are any violators of the nrn- - dered arrested and returned to ters the or other federal sources must department consider in — grand jury EARTH TREMORS Auuia visions of the liquor laws among prison Ethiopians claim I i or the free life of the woods and of the' funds neces- recapture ababa its Investigation of the death of ways plane remained in a hospital of two towns BELEN N M Dec 21— (AP)— the remainder at 17 was in the service of the 13 to arsenal the It Thelma Todd film actress Deputy tonight "while six others were complete MEXICO CITY —Calles oresenee r'our earth tremors struck in rapid sary Mr Patterson intimated North West company suffi- in Mexico causes i that eventually treatment anticipated Johnson after i George Girl Attorney charged 18 succession and tonight ly that the present statutes are injolted this cient ammunition will be stored to uncertainty ' stated tonight Robert Garcia an American Vho old trading and railroad center xviubcow — Japanese Manchouk-- f with When he entered the fur trade the adequate and that liauor commis coasL" the Pacific I entire protect uon army reported planning Inva- -i Jury Foreman George Rochester boarded the Plane called the Puerto the most severe shocks of a war between the North West com- sion undoubtedly - would ask the has advanced TYPE Miami was IGLOO blonde Rican OF the at still slon of outer Mongolia Clipper series of next The earthquakes legislature to modify the strin recurring pany and the Hudson's Bay comactress hight have been the victim unconscious more than 12 hours aisturoances 219 Of no the for exDOMESTIC: caused buildings planned gent was on and his reckless nature damage regulations regarding issuanr pany ANADARKO Okla Dec 21— ui monoxiae muraer" aitnougn po- - alter the giant Hying boat over-li- ce cept to an old uninhabited 1S5 will be of the igloo KANSAS arsenal the CITY — Wasmer labor of draft beer licenses adobe was given fun scope for activity — Emma Willis belief was (AP) water death her in expressed turned while shallow ' home which and the act remainder crumbled held unconstitutional disputes type magazines — Her body was found in ing ' a regular landing last night farm girl was held In jail here to — — — Solidarity cf be will ammunition work WASHINGTON MALONE shops BANKRUPT "My legal primer" he explained after her father Harry Willis her garage last Monday morning woman aboard—Mrs The day only de- - major parties threatened by internal i HOUSEWIFE overhaul and KIDNAPED NEW buildings YORK loading Dec --"says that necessity has no law and 21(AP) 45 died of shotgun wounds received —--— John Allen wife of a member of the JERSEY CITY N J Dec 21— pots strife ' in this place where the custom of Dudley Field Malone nationally while he slept MAY JAPS INVADE crew— was not Injured to New York In addition the were (AP)— to benefit be loan sharks known divorce hav? i Supreme court believed and criminal lawyer the country or as lawyers say 'the Haskell Pugh assistant county MOSCOW Sunday Dec 22 — (AP) James B Jordan of Boston and accused of the kidnaping of Mrs derived by Davis county in the reached on decisions some new lex non scripta is our only guide and legal adviser to several of the attorney said deal ' the girl told county —Reports from Khabarovsk through Miami Robert McKie of Constance Ritter 23 pretty Brook- - way of relieving its: relief load a litieation — we must in our acts of summary country's wealthiest persons trwfev officials she and her father had an official Soviet news channels early Miami Charles Alexander also an yn nousewife who escaped today large corps of military officers as filed a orders air Army voluntary petition in bank- argument last night because he re today said the Japanese army in American and Abraham Halle of from a sedan into which legislation sometimes perform the three men well as civilians will be employed at ments his liabilities at 4261- - fused to permit her to have a Manchoukuo was ruptcy listing a Buenos Aires are still in the hospi- - had forced her in Brooklyn and the depot when it "Is studying plan (Continued on ragre Two) 370 and his assets at $62500 Snell-finallycom- I predicts "good chance" for date" with a boy friend for Invasion of outer Mongolia tal with Garcia driven her to this city pleted Republicans to win house control gracious smile — IIJ all-met- LOST SALESMAN twin-engin- IS FOUND OKEH PLANE POLICE ed SPEED SERUM four-motor- ed G-m- an -- 100-mi- le 3 BEER LICENSE s ARSENAL WORK NAMES SIFTED - IS BEGUN IVPA CHOICESLOWED - FUND FORESEEN L?J 73: L"wf 1 en " I 1 V- -J - -! 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