Show I THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 18 1934 PP1 Republican Solon’s Coalition Proposal LONDON SEES t CHANCE FOR NAVAL PACT I Child Custody JUDGE BANS Case Awaiting Court Action INSULLPLEA ARMY PLANS TO ASK FOR Draws Bourbon Fire " NEW YORK Nov LARGE FUND Robinson Characterizes Vandenberg’s Move as ‘If You Can’t Lick ’Em Jine ’Em’ Military Experts Gravely Japan Stands Pat on Plan Held Former New Deal Foe Weigh Unpreparedness of for Equality but British Hope for Ultimate Accord FURTHER TALK ASKEI America in Case of War By Associated Pi ess WASHINGTON Nov 17—Senator 17 (UP)— A definite disposal of little Gloria ’ FOR LIBERTY Vanderbilt’s future whether w ith her aunt Mrs Henry Payne Whitney or with her mother Mr Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt tonight still awaited the final word of Justice John F CareW If the justice finally determines Mrs Whitney is to have control over the girls’ future Ms ruling will bring a fight to the court of last resource on the part of Mrs Vanderbilt Carew explained that he atill "was on several questions involving the girl's daily life He will incorporate a program end regime lot Gloria in a court order after details have been worked out with the assist-onc- e of the opposing counsel Byrns Rayburn Loom as Leading Contest Figures Surprise Motions fog Di- Tennessean Claims Enough Votes Pledged rected Verdict Overruled to Win Texan’s Supporters ‘Sure’ Immediately by Court of White House Backing FEAR NEW CONFLICT JURY MUST DECIDE Vandenberg's recent suggestion for a By Associated Press ' virtual ''coalition'' government drew a WASHINGTON Nov 17—Speaker-shi- p comeback that Democratic today quick candidates will gather here next Jurist Refuses to ‘Usurp’ Speed in Transportation of Request for Extension of the Michigan Republican “evidently week to begin six weeks of hot and in the famous political max 'Will InterMen and Weapons to Discussions Regarded as believes Functions heavy campaigning before 322 house lm 'If you can’t lick ’em jine ’em”' Democrats meet In party caucus about leadIndication Attacks Democratic Robinson Future Feature Senator Technical Evidence a Promising pret December II to pick their speaker er of the senate in making this retort noted that Vandenberg waa beRepresentatives Joseph W Ryrns of B f Associated Press Bx United Prtu ing mentioned as a poasible RepubliBy JOHN BOETTIGER Tennessee Democratic floor leader face — the In 17 can presidential candidate in 1936 suid o LONDON Nov Tribune Service CHICAGO Nov 17— Judge James Cowboys Become Skit lake and Sam Rayburn of Texas whoso added ef Japan's rejection of their comproWASHINGTON Nov 17 — The H surWilkerson overruled today Brit With Re"As a Democrat I am enthusiasticalfollowers claim support In some admise plan for naval limitation naval greet game of war ever fascinating prise motions for directed verdicts of for that and may I suggest as a Ish participants in tripower ly ministration quarters are the leading shame He more Its of moral were — when stripped Samuel here Says Insull tonight conversations acquittal presented by fitting campaign slogan ‘Vacuity candidatae and human miseries Is again absorbVacillation and Vandenberg”' and five of his 16 codeiendants in hopeful for ultimate agreement than Byrna is to arrive Monday Rayburn militarists of the world the ing fel— 17 The Bt any time since the negotiations be UP) Nov Changed Policy is on the ground their trial on $143000000 mail fraud DENVER Representa- already While murmurs of the next war of a to who low used bang pair fan tive William B Bankhead of AlaRobinson contended Vandenberg are rising from the kettles of Eucharges saloon the The Japanese delegates Ambassa- had “voted against the new Red of on the bar Dog bama John E Rankin of Mississippi deal but Court waa adjourned until Monday and rope and there looms a naval race dor Tsuneo Matsudaira and Admiral yell for a “shot of red” likes his and James M Mead of New York when he found his constituents were with 12 defendants waiting to present for supremacy of the teas American Isoroku Yamamoto will deliver To- for it he became Us enthusiastic denow and "soft aissy" liquor g also are to return to the capital similar motions military experts are studying anew the dispensers kyo's formal reply to the British the week in- fender" the probable changes in strategy and Leaders Say Action Will Judge Wilkerson ruled when Insull of postrepeal beverages in Denver compromise proposal next week to standi “The senator was pretty lucky which inventors have Claims Enough Vetee machine and his son sought to avoid the confess the change that's com over forming the British that Japan his senatorahip in Michigan hazards of a jury verdict that he was the old time westerner's drinking habBe Men Unless brought up ready for another great Taken The Tennessean claims he has as pat as ever on her demand for retain Presiof supporting by the expedient conflict being asked to usurp the jury's funct- its enough pledged votes to win It requality on the high seas dent Roosevelt" Robinson sdded Are Reinstated ions in weighing evidence The mo- Perhaps absence of the old time sa quires 163 provided all candidates are They are weighing gravely the unAt the same time it was learned Demostatement the His through tions for the Insulls were unexpected loon has preparedness of the U S army its to do with it present at the party caucus the Japanese will request further conAdvoIn denying motions of the other de- Anyway —something lack of modern implements of battle versations as to the possibility of meet- cratic national committee added spice cates of other candidates dispute this to developments political Nov 17 (AP) fendants his comment was virtually and the war department la preparing WASHINGTON “It’s awful funny to be handin' out claim ing Japan's desire for full equalityin which Included definite signs of to go before congress this year to Labor leaders with the other two powers engaged a glassful of somethin’ that looks like They exhibit letters from scores of representing all di- identical "liberal" Republicans the among and Insplit of Is Britain for of renewal make no question There law request urgent the conversations a choclit soda with gin and what- members saying that they are not visions of the textile industry to- volved their of over departy reorganizing sum the “The national he sand for here” argu- not adequate United States into it to some of these committed to any candidate fense Barth Group day served notice on the textile ment is over a matter of Intent of the fellaspoured Britain’s Flan Explained that come down off the range Meanwhile Democratic chieftain One Factor defendants and the of eviBoAgreed labor relations board that strikes weight to their thirst in the big town” in New York New England and PennBritain's plan put forward in an One group headed by Senator Out of the welter of conflicting would soon be ordered in 200 mills dence which only the jury may prop- saMquench a one veteran of many years be- sylvania are said to be lining up house effort to end the deadlock holding the rah (R Idaho) openly ofdemanded on the decide changing military opinions the party erly hind the bar member in their states to support a conferences Involved recognition of thorough housecleaning scene emerges one universally agreed unless satisfactory adjustments are h Claims Big Leases in principle and denunciation of former leaders leadership ticket comGood Old Days Japan's right to equality want discases made factor of involving alleged as Hoover Mills Herbert such actual of Ravbum for speaker and Ogden wouldn’t davs ruler Insull and son and his old posed in crown whereas the Japanese the they "Why M is that of speed men union crimination Mellon Andrew W and agalnit McCormack of Massachusetts although they of a vanished utilities any more think of drinking one of John tonnage equality The next great war It is declared The union officials after deliv- prince at the conclusion of empire Another faction with such figures would agree not to build up to equal govern- these ladies’ doses than they would for leader a tempo reducing ering their blunt ultimatum to the refused in be will waged as and Senator of McNary went number Vandenberg Edward J Flynn New York secyears ment testimony two weeks ago to have rode a Shetland pony” he Ity for a certain past wars even the world war of only labor board sat in a ses- seek directed some of 'em retary of state and Bronx Democratic with their co- on sadly course “Of verdicts Although not yet advised officially Republican leader of the senate 20 ' year ago to antiquity sion to determine whether requests ef the Japanese reply Britain’s con- sought to avoid a “major operation" Joseph GufThey contended today still drinks whisky and noble rations leader and Senator-elec- t Armies will move with much great- for local strikes should be granted defendants ferees headed by Prime Minister which it feared might split the party the government had not proved of it too but most of the boys who fey of Pennsylvania are reported to that er of suddenness swiftness and at Some members of the latter group It waa determined its allegations regard the rewear hats seem to want to be backing this team Ramsay MacDonald tack Trench warfare is already ob- Immediately the party liberalization could be finally that no strike action ahould The other defendants who pres- take on ten gallons of assorted fancy quest for further discussions as indi- felt New York Out solete conflict A major European a matter of evolution gradually ef be taken within the next few ented motions today—Clarence T drinks when they come to town to Further New York does not plan cating Japan wants to reach an agree- fected will move so quickly it la thought but in atatement the United day liberal Tex- MacNeille Harold L Stuart Charles do their now They’ve to through building up ment as to be won or lost in an astonish- tile Workers up an organization candidate The delegatee from the oriental record in congress announced: Stuart and Frank Schrader— sought almost forgotten just a plain old red for put the speakership because it already the-ai-s ingly short space of time “We are hopeful that the order- acquittal on grounds that he had no likker " empire holding to their originalnaval Scrap Partisanship has men in the presidency three' Be on Wheels ratio for that the ly procedure of the board will rem- real part in shaping the policies and As the barkeep— call him Joe— put These spokesmen contended the and three supreme court armaments imposed by the Washingto be fought on wheels edy the situation and It is our dis- practices which the government had it: “There ain’t any special favorites cabinet is Warfare should disregard partisanship places and numerous others as heads ton treaty must be abolished see in party those new on the list” for the modern Armies will move in trucks Swift position to give the board every attacked deal policies which support of the big federal agencies in his week-endude clothes the British attitude the possibility it In the last word of testimony oftanks will prepare the way Great fair and proper chance" as sound and make the isead however has been mentioned that both British and Americans may sueregarded field pices mounted on newly de fered the younger Insull recalled for the Better Fancier on those it regarded as unsound Board Active as running mate of Byrns NeveSteel yield to her demand for equality asserted that he and his “The fancier the better — that’s the rtheless signed carriages will be brought up This proposal also drew comment northern Democrats who with amazing fleetness Aircraft of Meanwhile the' steel labor board parents lost $15 000000 in the collAmericans Still Oppose from Robinson in his statement today way they order now It’s amazing the control 149 Democratic votes comunheerd-b- f capacities fqr sustained which has the same membership apse bf Corporation Securities com- way some of those The Americans however continue "Senator Vandenberg’s idee" he pared with 129 in the south and 44 in textile board was striving pany and Insull Utilities Investments f their opposition even to the princi- said "is that every proposal emanat- Senator Robinson above flights and heavy loads will add to as the to of our the west have Served notice on the cowboys can toss off bean effect agreement the of will quietly warfare corporation speed j Supplies menu and then come back for the southerners that while the south ple of equality which was first made ing from President Roosevelt ahould move as fast as the armies they sus- tween the giant steel industry long “Notjody believed In the future of other half as a sort of chaser ‘be confronted on its inherent meiit’ known two weeks ego Senator might have the speakership they will a of foe labor and Vandenberg its these more tain will Communications be organized than of heartily however not dilemma from companies and a partisan point admittedly A view “Vermouth gin cognpc creme d insist upon the leadership or might A F of L union we” be declared thumping a fist on menthe — it doesn’t and unfailing “Does the nebulous senator mean faces the Americans in view of Japan’s seem to matter take both “We gave to the war his arm With the the of chair of course The the world whole 'on to no N R A recent when reported industry determination the voted that this the cow the accept in congress hlrqself against country by apparent boy from Rayburn’s followers claim that half loaf and it appeared the United his Republican colleagues were so It came before the senate though might have been changed it was de- the verge of granting recognition everything we had to fight as long as They take ’em all right down the with 21 Texas 23 29 States pair might be forced to desert base as the president's re- when he made his campaign In Mich- clared if fought on the basis of to- to the Amalgamated Association of we could " line just like the Indians took Cus- New York 16 New Pennsylvania England and other the conferences seek postponement covery measures simply because they igan last month he was emphatic in day’s superior equipment France Irqn Steel and Tin Workers these The government had charged that ter But the drinks have to be shook votes pledged in North Carolina Kenof them or accept any compromise Came lrom a Democratic source’ his applause of that element of the might have been paralyzed at the secret negotiations bogged down the Insulls had only "papeT” losses in up and decorated fancy like a pair tucky Ohio Missouri Indiana Louisoutset and Germany might today have because the Amalgamated demand- the 1932 collapse of their investment of rodeo Satisfactory to the other two powers Come to think of it Mr Vandenberg new deal ” chaps iana Illinois Maryland New Jerbeen the greatest world power in- ed "majority rQle ” The British it was stated also op companies having invested in them "They’ll get side traqked now and sey Arkansas and elsewhere the stead of a struggling disjointed and As a concession to President only the “paper profits" on stock in then pose full equality for Japan but it use and onto a few beer Texan has a head start up was regarded possible that the Brit vanquished nation Roosevelt’s plea for an industrial other Insull corporations pitchers of it but sure miss those old ish might give in if the Americans Byrns Backing Charts Presented Great Importance truce the steel magnates had with somebody loudspittm’ guns did and if the Japanese modified their was learned to recogit Prosecutor Leslie Salter yellin' out to everyone in the house On the other hand Byrns has the agreed conditions Special many Obviuoaiy might demands somewhat Democratic delegation in TenhetsCc be cited to offset specific reasoning nize the union but only to the ex- summoned an expert accountant to ‘Step up for a shot of red’ ” The Japanese delegation today ad Joe sighed and finished his lemon- and support in Georgia Florida Miof this nature but th$ importance of tent to which it represented the Harold Huling as his last witness in vised the British that its instructions ssouri Indiana Oklahoma West Virade rebuttal of defense testimony speed in preparedness according to workers from Tokyo had been received and ginia North and South Carolina ArOffer be the American cannot experts Rejected plans were made for another kansas Illinois a number of western ASUNCION Paraguay Nov 17 (UP) — Smashing Paraguayan overemphasized Union leaders believed would this meeting next week when states and other northern states inThe general staff of the U S army mean retention of the “company the rejection of the British plan will victories at Ballivian and Guachalla in the Gran Chaco today opened cluding Illinois Michigan and Iowa led by General Douglas MacArthur unions” and be discussed rejected the offer The Alabama delegation is backing up the way for aq advance up the Pilcomayo river toward the nain refuse a yet to concede the possi- Since then The United States delegates Nor- Bolivian steel the baa made board Bankhead chairman of the rules combilities of an attack upon this coun- no supply base and rich oil deposits at Villa Montes man H Davis and Admiral William appreciable haadway mittee In addition he has pledged Fall of Fort Ballivian enemy stronghold which has withstood try by air forces This disbelief is in Textile H Standley union officials indicated today were luncheon votes in Georgia North Carolina and h the face of the fact that the Sikorsky that there waa guests of Priqie Minister Ramsay Paraguayan attacks for ten months’ of grave danger other states company even now with the co- new MacDonald who personally heads waa announced officially in a report in dethe and tieups industry Rankin is supported by the MissisGOSLAR Germany Nov 17 (AP)— Thousands who stood beof success of a battering Paraguayan operation of Colonel Charles A Lind- clared that in addition the British representation to discrimisippi delegation and had advocates m offensive bergh is building a great transport nation to in this “Heil” narrow streets neath old rain cry union drizzling city's in members western liberal states House memagainst Unconfirmed reports said the vicplane capable of being flown to Eu- the reemployment of workers par- to Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler expected here this evening were bers on the whole do not consider torious troops had continued their rope with a devastating load of exI in the of strike general Representative Green of Florida a advance by taking Fort Gauchalla plosive capable of dropping such a ticipating disappointed when the leader failed to appear 18 miles further up the river on deadly vcargo upon Paris Berlin or last September a number of emhis personal representative in the nazi party particular threat in the race Repsent He Hess Rudolf resentative Jones of Texas withdrew London and then of returning to the ployers were openly violating a re the main road to Villa Montes)" to gke his place at this evening's and threw hia support to cent presidential order restricting States United Rayburn Declared j Complete pageant held m connection with the Some uncommitted Democrats say increases in machine ’ load until Seeks Advantage ‘Pilots Race Nine 1 Other in Ballivian at Bolivian defeat The are they second farmers’ Germany-widwithholding January pledges to cano Trlbuna Service I Salt La lea General MacArthur' general view Meanwhile there didates to determine which of the Capture developed g posnazi held WASHINGTON Nov 17—Negotia was declared complete under Also Exceed Old auspices should funds is that congress provide field the administration of the key position followed a vioof sectional conflict among They Walter Darre commissioner (foi have been told the desires I tions with the nazi government look- to permit the army to take'full ad- sibility White House manufacturers over N R A codes Mark big toward the release of two Ameri-- j lent Paraguayan assault on the miliof new in vantage administered Speed developments thi wants a strong leadership and they agriculture today for the textile industries Southran citizens who are being held in Canada El Carmen sector which tary affairs ern manufacturers were reported had been the scene of offensives oath of loyalty to Hitler to 93 assert that with the overwhelming ' Jail In Germany on o "The inevitable trend in warfare" espionage charges and counter offensives since the Belt Ltkt Tribune Service of the election on the "new a vigorous demand : Will start next week members of tha National Peasants' results MT CLEMENS Mich Nov 17 said General MacArthur "is toward contemplating deal” issue the responsibility for inJ for a wider wage differential beConsul General Jenkins in Berlin Paraguayan army entered the ter- - — of of maneuver oouncil constitutes sort C Nelson which greater speed of the Fred strategic Captain dicating a choice rests upon the chief tween cabled the state department today that ntory last Julv Official ‘Accuses an 57th service squadron set a new through maximum utilization of rel- while northern and southern mills League of the farmer' or- executive The White House thus far house upper t he had been granted an appointment Edith Nourse Capture of Forts El Carmen and Representative fast machines for transporta’ however has held hands off Leader merman with the nazi undersecretary for jus Independence cut off the last re- speed record for the Mitchell tro- atively ganization on the bat- Rogers (R Mass) was pressing tion increased fire I tice on next a The consul maining road of Bolivian communi- phy race on Selfrldge field here tle field through power recommendation difthat Tuesday wage Stresses Welfare employment of of Libel general will seek at that time to thrash cations and the defense forces this afternoon by whipping hie low weapons of much greater effiicency ferentials be eliminated After instructing the peasant I out the case of Isabel L Steele 23 were completely disorganized Part wing Single-sefighting plane four with a resultant wider dispersion in see a awmg away from the tremen4 year-ol- d leaders always to remember that rectangular tactical formations more music student from Los An of the defeated fled times around a Bolivians in dous and SAARBRUCKEN Nov 17 (UP)— t gele end Richard Rodierer formerly across the river into Argentine course at 218832 miles an hour the attack through utilizationpower ponderous 'combat forces national socialism places the comcomof that J of Chicago characterized campaigns of Nazi activity in the Saar region which while thousands of others The beat previous speed for the vehicles Invulnerable to small-arm- s the have 75 mon weal before personal advanand to decide Both Miss Steele and Riodlerer territory in vain to escapa in the race was 175 43 miles an hour bat m to send that years past their France hascaused y fire and capable of sought will appear relatively mobile troips if a putsch is attempted cul- tage Darre told them the new have been held In prison by the nazis Chaco ! made in 1924 forests travel growing dependency upon place trained mc August and very powerful minated today in legal action on council must have the welfare of SAN FRANCISCO Nov 17 VO— waa Nelson’s are booked for Captain speed They Bolivia regarded Ballivian as her for information for assist- highly somewhat forces air smaller formaof the League of Nations against the nation first and foremost in The man who flew to fame by blazing for the heavy fighting air ance in defense of the coast line for though alleged acts of espionage but they to and stout her resistance the airplane trail across the wide tions have been allowed to languish In jail 10 o thd German front nazi organization its heart s months of Paraguayan attempts 1P1ne h" Hew but even more een-t- attacks against hostile ground troops “Control of auch units in combat in the Saar "Blood and race are our funda- Pacific between California and AuWithout trial on these charges fo the beat‘o°al was the fact that every and for bombardment of led the senstive front occupy stralia hid away from hero worshipwould be difficult if not impossible The state department explained Colonel Geoffrey G Knox league mental conceptions” Darre said 01)" of the other nlne army pilots points in the enemy's supply organ- with old methods er today in the heart of the city ' that Jenkins will lftc the Saar filed but insist that the pair lief that the position was almost Tho told we commissioner we “When aeized fortunately power ac" vth® urPasf"d izations aJ° be brought to trial promptly or be impregnate Strong fortifications Sir Charles Kingsford-Smithai alongside other technical develop- charges of libel against Peter Ptrro the farmers that blood precedes leMt 30 miles Smaller Fermation were built throughout the region the ° d rec25d ! released been harassed by autograph hunters ments there have been comparable German front leader Hermann Foech-lin- g economics” hour an The time slowest made "All of these things point to the ones m signal osmmunications to faand the dense forests became a industrialist and important naxi Earlier the assembled frmera!nd multitudes of admirers since he 308327 miles an hour and the probability that any major war of cilitate teamwork labyrinth of trenches enabling the)?fM and coordinated chief and three deputiea of the Saar beard Herbert Backe state secre- landed at Oakland from Hawaii a v® Italy Protests Killing to were finish ” only the reasonably proximate future will action Panei i defenders to retreat to new strong1" ago landsrat the local deliberative body to the ministry of agriculture fortnight three miles an hour apart In their He locked himself in a hotel luite Of Gtizen in Abyssinia positions of 30 members which cooperates with tary nazi-isassert and assail average speeds capitalism here and sent word by hia manager the government in an advisory caSupplies Captured The race was the final event In plans to place “conscious con- John S W Stannage that his nerves ROME Nov 17 (JPi — Italy today inpacity Before abandoning the territory a crowded afternoon during which economic of above trol markets” were ragged and he waa determined structed her minister at Addis Ababa the Bolivian soldiers tried unsuc Knox recently accused the German laws the pilots of the first pursuit group to get some rest to protest energetically to the deliberate and of at front espionage munitions and gave a demonstration of “routine" The oath Darro administered to “Sir Charles must have rest and cessfully to the plebiscite to prejudice tempts government an attack on the supplies but destroy menthe Paraguayans pre- military flying that both chilled Italian consulate at Gondar near quiet” Stannage said "If need be which will decide m January whether the 93 councilmen made no vented this and captured large and thrilled a throng of more than Lake Tana several nghts ago the territory shall belong to France tion of the nation or the constitu- I'll take him away to some remote 100 000 persona sppt in the hilla One Italian was killed and two quantities of war material or Germany or remain under jurisdic- tion It waa as follows: He has been pestered no end and were wounded as the consulate guard With armB captured yesterday The Mitchell trophy was the gift WASHINGTON Nov 17 ()P)— The board of trade for alleged short mar- tion of the league Hitler Fealty Pledge It is now studying His present action arises from he’s bloomin' well tired of it aU" 3000000 of Brigadier General William first disbarment of a grain trader un- ket operations made vp of residents of the Italian estimated to be worth swear wo Hitler “To Adolf you on evidence the cae presented at a charges including 300 trucks Paraguay Mitchell when the latter was chief der the 13 year-olcolony of Eritrea repelled an armea and by the German front that fidelity and fortitude Wo promise grain futures act last spring was in a position to continue the of air corps In France Investment Company Saar government officials including to group that attacked the consulate came today when the grain futures hearing Only pilots you and to our superiors apanWallace war regardless of the at' of the "first pursuit group may Secretary yesterday The incident termed serious m the minister of interior who is unto obedience of commisoiion ordered withdrawal pointed you by nounced institution of eMional vtolaVeY Heads Worker Indicted proceedings prenchmanY se-sponsible quarters came hard on the temPted worldwide arms embargo compete for it and Major Royce prof us God ” “ heels of recent rumors denied by both Capture of Fort Ballivian was co has ruled that only those with more trading privileges for six months from against Thomas M Howell also o ' cr e ts by revealing the contents of doc-th- e death p belp was to " over This of board given Adrian trade W evening tocident and Chicago with new charging uments seize( in raids on headquar-tha- t Brand maneuvers at! than 1000 hours in the air could Ettinger AURORA 111 Nov 17 (Jf)—' Twelv Ewing governments that relations between the colorful pageant in which the officers and former he and nine associates cornered ters ol the German front of Cleveland Ohio Geneva to bring about peace Gen- - fly the Boeing H-- 2 Italy and Abyssinia were cool employes of th which ships 1921 to Enacted eral Jose Estigarribi took advan- - were used activities (the July corn futures market In 1931 The trial probably will start with farmers in variegated costumes W W Armstrong Co Aurora investoday This was the of market inspeculatorscurtail 26 lections of Germany 14 per cent price m a a parfrom had'and engineered the S GETS EELS of law tment a house were The few first-timBolivian drive to the Indicted today on tage prosecutor al days tbs rsuss has been flown not been used Ontil - new YORK Nov 17 and other charges embezzlement January 1 )934 ready Jaas begun preliminary quea-Th- e ticipated UP)— Tae eel north of Ballivian where the enemy since 1930 -- A dramatic performance entitled when the action against Ettinger and commission in announcing theUioning of the accused He also claimed to be pushing the Para- - Because each of the 10 losses out ef to investor e large from Canada were back growing pilots Brand waa instituted The case was of Ettinger and Brand tioned several newspaper men on the "German Peasantries” was thitimated by the state between $300000 with 40000 slippery squirming guayana eastward toward Plculba ohosen by lot were flying Identi- baaed on their market transactions from all United States markets de- - source of information publication of central feature It exhibited char- and 500000 Silver eels worth $20 000 for Christ Ths generalissimo's quick stroke and its The firm went Into bankruptcy 1933' MV' Jun n1 July dared the light punishment was or- - which led to the allegedly libelous acterlstic local dances consumption by Manhattan's!! thePiicomavo atronghold caught mto YnTc'ullr r the In local commission cited dered because the two men were lg charges by the German front against words were Subsequently the suicide of W W Armstrong °utlra Italian colony the Bolivian right wing off guard men's skill at making pylon turn Arthur W Cutlen of the Chicago norantol the law and its regulations government official Jlects (its president last April Old Bartender Mourns Passing Of Real West open-minde- d TEXTILE UNION Tribunk-Chlokt- Drinkers peal THREATENS TO CALL STRIKES s dur-lif- n west-nort- six-ho- n hell-raisi- Ii top-han-d d g one-hal- Paraguay Drives Bolivia Out of Chaco Stronghold Artglo-Japanes- e Thousands Wait Vainly In Drizzle for Hitler ARMY AVIATOR Nazi Release of Americans Sought BREAKS MARK NAZIS IN SAAR Trlbune-Chlcaa- e con-gres-a FACE CHARGES Tribune-Ohlcas- Australia Flight Hero Hides Away SQ-u- cross-countr- be-hal- jl h ! 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