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Show & wqf ,g a r&L iM& TIIK IWYfcON IIT WEEKLY XEWS ANALYSIS BY ROGER SHAW V. D.s Personality Dominates : ) 1910 Democratic Convention: No U.S. Troops for Knrope u om it: r f t ( si li y W i X I, Xi ; ii I L - I. p . 'I Ho il Pin, ,i). a mi c j e, , I i t , i et r c. i, v. ' i s i'v e i el I) 'i i , an I 124 I e R i h M p ii V y have .,f no nt I Wn.d-o- bbO s ts .,f ir t i id '! " k o bb e.e , : O' v i i s ,o h t, h h, D t eople gfm r to Odd, plus Crit-- n rra n b radishes, in i'll a v.as to git nope, in rase the Gi I II. tier, i ' s t a 1, ov r I eg! ni brother oust m the ght ght, tiny Ed-v.Gunge, and ri msate brother i, who is hi th r hki d all round. (On tile othi r hind, Q'ucn Elia-l,- t th is r ui h In tti r Iked than D'lciu - s V i! fit Id ) sud hen oat t ba-.- i f stable $ t '2 is a v t. - 11 IT XT , n,'ili , ' I. ,T., 6 i.t l ; i Ml i ,j lr , r r t' i ti i ' f d, ' i - r who VIII g t ai- ! r on h 20 e ' i i I ,1 i ,i !.v I . r, ) a ; , , I 1! V i: f t! , - t . j f I'l I OK'S NO I L Winn opiiiion arc express. d In these . nlumns, hex arc those of the news analyst anil not ni i cssarily ol this newspaper (I h IkYSON- - W ,c s ,j , I U. S. Build Battleship; Money Helps Tax Your JO 15 : A rilHOMt fact the C vih,' ' garden has delectable teaSdS r-- I crs stitch corner stven desiSf ta i fflusttedt; a VegetaM eron From hot iron tr cents, you receive motifs and the apron of the tea towel mi made up into a 15 M. RETAIN: Approi ctl While the British arid American niwspnpirs were hammering old Maixhal Ii tain, the saviour of Verdun, who doesn't like Winston Churchill, the Vatican came out and declared that Retain was the best possible man to lead France. The As I'm .e PS dcr to: United tew Dunn the ceremony are Captains an, s sVmva at the Brm.Uvn 'navy yard. Observing Commander It. T. Kuliev, p.odu.lion off., or of the yard; and (hft); and speed. for of privacy the necessity to the keel laving, because Vatican said that the Marshal inspired French youth, and added that best French he represented the tradition Retain is a good Catholic, and a dose friend of the Catholic dictator of Spain, his former pupil, GeneralFrench General issimo Ft anco. Weyg.md, who aids Retain in the new Italo-t- pe French government, is aLo devoutly religious, although Rune Laval, third member of the Gallic triumvirate, has a background. Laval is father-in-laof the official heir of Lafayette. While the Vatican approved, the new France got under way. The senate was to be appointed for life, while the ch irnber was to represent trades, jobs, and occupations, as in the corporative state of Mussolini. Both senate and chamber were to be largely advisory, and trade unions were to be abolished, on the Italic plan. The professional trade groups, in the chamber, were to take the place of unions, and of political parties as well. The slogan of (dating from 1789) was to be supplanted by another trio: This, again, was based on the fascist system of Rome. One wit put it like this: When in Iaris, do as the Romans pan! a complete kitchen' J. of the navy yard C. A. L. K.ernan, The public was not invited Do'f House Would Be Cool Place for Summer YE CAMPAIGN: Fur Flics High II GERMAN WAR: Ships & Planes Germany and England continued to blast one another from the tnr, with foolhardy gallantry. Germany slowly seemed to be establishing supremacy of numbers, although her pilots were sometimes too young, and not equal on the whole to the veteran regulars who made lip a considerable portion of the royal air force: the It. A. F. In the Mediterranean sea, the English and French and Italian fleets continued to skirmish, oil North Africa, off West Africa, olT Greece. Some of the French ships were surrendered to the British navy, others were sunk or disabled. Demobilized French flyers were Joining up again, this time to help the Italian airmen bomb British Gibraltar. There were naval clashes between the Italian and British seamen, who already had eliminated seven of the eight French capital warships. The 43,000 ton lie de that French luxury liner France go well known in America was seized by the British at Singapore, England's No. 1 naval base in the Far East, in the Malay peninsula. The best French warship 35,000 tons was knocked out by a British motorboat, which artfully dropped a depth bomb near the stern. The victim was the famous Richelieu. Wendell Willkie appointed Congressman Joe Martin of Massachusetts as his campaign manager, and then flew for Colorado on a vacation. En route, the Willkie airplane stopped in Nebraska. Willkie wisecracked to the crowd like this: When I was out here three or four weeks ago, they said I brought rain. If you folks vote for me in November, we'll have the rain and the sunshine of economic progress. The folks thought that was just fine. John Hamilton remained executive director of the Republican national committee, though he was retiring Russell as national chan man. Davenport was Willkies personal representative, and Oren Root kept volunteer groups busy and independent organizations. Ten newspaper men, three photographers, nnd two telegraphists stuck to Willkie, and to the airplane: a 21- passenger DC-3- . At this point the Democrats had become more nnd more chaotic, due to lack of information about III term plans. Farley had been to Hyde Bark, had learned the truth," but came back to New York saying that it was all a secret. McNutt had indicated that he knew about it, too, but Mrs. Roosevelt had said she didn't know a thing. Speculation was rife up to the time the national NO U. S. TROOPS: Democratic convention opened. Hut Billions for Ilefense Willkie, of course, had been praying President Roosevelt for the III teim (or so he said!, m Meanwhile, to beat it down. But he still emphatically told congress we would order send no man to European wars, but had not said anything extended, at that point, about foreign alTaus. would only seek to defend the western hemisphere. Towards this end he asked for billions of dollars. This ARMY NOTE: presidential statement to congress ISete York tended to match the peace plunk Squadron A is the crack high- In the Republican campaign platoutform, nnd might hae removed one soeiety national guard cavalry of the major issues from the 1910 fit in New Yoik city. It used to wear snappy gray European hussar race. uniforms It plays polo, and likes to talk hoi ses, and lias a fine record It turns out gocd ridA M K S ers, amid plenty of conviviality. Then -- a thud of it got mechanized, . . . in the news and leceived 19 ai mored cars, i m-s- Gen. Juan Almazan, Mexican pres- idential candidate, praised the success of the Mexican election, and lauded its small loss of life. There were only 50 killed. John Dewey, philosopher and educationalist, returned to teach at Columbia university for the flist He is 80 years time in 10 years old. but addressed 1.000 students w ,th all his old steam. Col. Brchon Somervell, WTA ad mimstrator in New York, r.wd out f a.r airport muials at Floyd Bi field in Brooklyn. It had taken foir years to paint the f uir, Obvi-ou-su.d the rqpcrs. thiy wire nd con.niani-- t pa paganda. and so in bed they appeared to be. A i t r parai bate pm per looked sus- ,o-- ad i f 97 hoi se s. The Seventh leg, mint is the crack hoih s i .ety national guard infantry outfit in New York city It used to wear fancy gray 1813 uniforms, with red str.pes. It still does, on parade It is mole than 130 years old. 1 hen it turned into an outfit, attinhed to the coast artillery, hardly the most aristocratic branch of the seivice. nntl-aircia- ft W IX IS IT 11 s il ' i si on ' g b ft 1 e get n 1 a r, wii i! at i pi Vvn corps a .i ' s i capable of can OOtl feet up in Ti us, we i! ft 0t'0 to tO i, '..it ,e f. r 30 000 feet, cod for i r ai the teg tikes it i r i t! Addiesi Interesting One of our foreign commentators raised an interesting point. It was this. He said that although Germans are currently unpopular, for excellent reasons, the American system was still functioning splendidly. To prove his statement, he pointed out that Wendell Willkie was of Germanic family origin. But this did not stop Mr. Willkie, able and magnetic and thoroughly likeable, from becoming the Republican candidate for President of the United States at a hectic time. Hitler himself, said the commentator, was born in Austria, with only one Germanic parent, and one Czech parent (his mother). But Willkie was born in America, he continued, with two Germanic parents. He concluded that Willkie was a better type of the Germanic stock than the rampant Fuehrer. It was interesting to note, in addition, that ,,,,,,,, Know our A? suses taken before K may search the records are not confidential.- - ad iJU the: e. cast, tones Frai AJlic Alex Common t.W Sense Lai About ConstipaHi my A doctor would tell joafia best thing to dowithcmsi: is get at its cause. Than don't have to emtatta try to "cure" it afterw. ) die liny rpl( bavt can avoid having It Chances are you res; it look far for the cause fit: the .. , super-refine- foods d people do. Most likely get enough bulil AM rx doesnt lot of ' fo means a kmi of food ts consumed In the bod', leaves a soft "bullty"i!ias! intestines. If this is what jm W ensp crunchy Kellogg) breakfast It contus,"! bulk you need. Deg members of Rear Admiral Byrd's Antarctic expedition weie given the utmost care and attention. This section of the East Base camp pictured above was called Dog Town by members of the expedition. Each dog had an individual hut supplied to him for the duration of his stay which was made snug and comfort-aid- e against the Antarctic weather. The Eskimo dogs were specially trained for hauling sledges and were regarded as extremely important members of the party. Antarctic birds may be seen in the background. Son Gets Pilot Wings From Father mean dnl; EatAli-Branoi- of water, and Join the Ee? Made by KeUogg'sinBamei If your condition Is etna wise to consult a physical Marble Champion Common craving for The Lin boundary-l- and sorrow. joy "MIDDLE We TbooiB a gznflmf ten! tu Piokhia'' jug :.o; oat forhelpisf tjoctl tr re oi EPS LYDIA vecetabu Health and Good health and our General Pershing's family name was Ffoersehing. in the "correct spelling. Also, the Roosevelts have a Dutch origin which sometimes is mistaken for German. two lifes of tOp el 2 Ml Se re if t Mi 's greatest J is oay -- at re. 4e Ill REICH: S. res, Complexities kidneys The Hitlerian domain was sorted out into the following, to make its sway less confusing, for it covered a lot of ground m several main eate-go- i les 1. ll.tler himself, plus the Nazi patty itself. 2 Germany, including Austr.a, the Sudeten, Danzig, Posen, etc. 3. Protectorates of Poland, Czecho- slovakia, Norway. Denmatk. Luxemburg. Holland, Belgium, ef which Denmatk is the pet, with the Slovaks, Norse and Dutch next. 4 Fascist Francis half victim, half neutral, a wee bit of an ally 5. Italy, an ally, active. 6. Japan, an ally, pass.ve. Also Spam and Hungary. 7. Russia, a treaty partner, uncertain i Russia wants Constantinople ) 8. Client states of Sweden, Rumania. (Through Sweden and Hungary Germany has army transit rights. Spain and Rumania might come ui. to the war on the German side ) There was much talk about a suv to gle currency for promote continental'' free trade. The U. S. A now has 80 per cent of the world's gold, $20,000,000,000 of it. and if it was loaned to it would have to open wide its doors to Hitler European continental currency, it was suggested, might not be based eii gdd at all, wh eh woi.'.d I nc WHEN suffer Withydizxins (.en, R. C. Richardson Jr. is shown pinmng F. S. army pilot on his son. I lent. R. t . he graduated from the pilot hauling nurse at lieutenant Richardson is a West Pointer, ( lass o 210 hours in the air and 500 horns of ground h.strti, Defeating all other contestants in the National Marble tournament, Douglas Opperman of Pittsburgh, Fa., was crowned Marble Champion of America at the New York World's crown d fair. He won a and $230 in cash. the wings of a Ruhardson III after Kelly In ;t lcld Texas e (urn to w, gold-plate- ls hugs. ,hefl . Doan working . o the bummg, D. urination frequent n;pht' W SJJ 'ate "X 'el ny '"4 are jhfld ye '"JJ re used every country mended the pBr Uii neighbor! ft a tlie Water Their Speeialty A Lefty's Daughter rs V :vei 'Hd fS! th; tint 4iUi Yout , idveft151 Dolls1 Hitler-Europ- Soar ini: Aloft The Ur 'id States m iv Enclose 15 cents desired. Pattern No Name do. RACIAL: Al'NT Ml 166 W Persons not certajofg, may apply for this irfc the bureau of the ce3j will be given to them, if, provided a definite it be furnished at any ceuj If the facts are required fi y Right up to convention time, Franklin I). Roosevelt kept the country guessing on third term plans. The Democratic National Convention, meeting In Chicago, however, felt at all times the weight of the president's personality. The sketch herewith is by the famous artist, llelge Sahlin. Box i i i i : sh really 40 000 The U S i d, may e-4- 5, H.tler-Europ- ClI1 good-Hitler- 's Yankt e Kentm kv out on a I. mb An ax s Said a f ui .gn statesman: v.ctory ti cans the end of gold sV v. mX no the speediest mermaids i . nril' gr'iting Ironi springboard at lido Beuh, I. I, h,re tin u 1 a. h a season. m'T Mlm,mr swimming iliampnm m tier t T,' ale I..rr,ii.io T im her, Harriet L.vlor, M.ldr.d o'n.'mn. N r'",,t !! and Helen Rains, tolleetnely the go Is hold (,'"a UMl" nine ti b s I 3, s Posing proudly at the Boston. Mass.. General hospital is Airs. cr non Gomez, and her first born, a babe girl. The infant's dad is fame:'' Lettv Gomez of the New York of a ' i Yankees, itca lETUSf .Is |