Show nrT ( u r ? f - 4 Saturday Vit "tf tJI i s® 044 Morning AT1)C Suit £akc uribunc- With Rumania Traded for Aid Negotiations July 41 Jf 7 UP)" — )U Germany tightened her grip on Rumania's economic life Friday by arranging in partnership with Italy to trade armaments for carloads of Rumanian wheat Diplomats said the barter would create a paradox since the Rome-Berli- n axis thus will aid Rumanian rearmament which is spuired by fears the axis is backing claims of Bulgaria and Hungary for territory Rumania won from them in the World war The barter arrangement followed signature of a protocol enlarging Germany s means of peaceful penetration into all branches of this nation’s economy A great increase in Rumanian-Germa- n trade was expected to fol- 0 7' c?A : 7 f Jr j " fesSSns n low Informed sources said the barter agreement called for delivery of 30 000 carloads of wheat to Germany in September and 20000 to Italy at a price of 46000 lei (about $322) a carload with payment to be made in military supplies (The price would bp about 88 cents a bushel since the average Rumanian carload is about 367 bushels Wheat sold as low as 47' cents at Liverpool Friday Apparently the high price placed on the Rumanian wheat for this deal was because of the high German figures for the goods to be exchanged ) A general ttade accord concluded last March provided for setn ting up a large company financed by Germany to handle trade between the two na- MREPtfOTXL Alert Japanese troops scan the flat Mongolian plain for an enemy in the conflict over the border dividing Outer Mongolia from Manchukuo Reich Expects Japan Assembles Warships In New Dispute With Russ British Aid In Danzig Deal Tokyo Naval Spokesman Describes Situation as ‘Extremely Serious’ Look to London For Swinging Poland Into Line German-Rumania- tions The wide powers of the German Soviet Nazis Seek Pact CLICQUOT FULL irltlSfci JjiMil S Kidnap Victim Sends Note ALE QUART ultimatum form ” When no compromise was reaihed soviet authorities announced they would confiscate the concessions Thursday midnight if pavment of the fines was not made No report has bren received yet from Sakhalin whether the threat has been carried out The resident manager of he North Sakhalin Oil eompanv Vic" Admiral Masazo Snkonjt asserted "Japan will never surrender h"r confessions" and will occupy the rest of the island "if nevessary” Though keeping secret the size of the naval force assembled north of Japan the naval spokesman declared "our ships and men arc ” ready (In Moscow foreign reports of Japanese naval movements aroused Interest In diplomatic quarters but sovut officials made no rommen' ) Ambassador logo was engaged in negotiations with S A Lozovsky vice commissar of foreign affairs In an effort to avoid more serious trouble said was in (lies Examples As examples he ited mutual guarantees of boundaries trade amelioration and improvement in general relations Pressed to reduce the German demand for a peaceful solution to a simple formula the spokesman said ‘Danzig is German and belongs unconditionally to Germany" Then he predicted that BritAin as a country of realism would press Toland to recognize Ger- many's demands certain Is Germany of ultimate British mediation he indicated that plans are going full speed for making the nazi party So convention JERUSALEM July 21 and Grecian monks intensified efforts Friday to negotiate with kidnapers of the Rev Gerould R Goldner of Mogodore Ohio as the preacher notified his father he was safe but asked quick payment of $5000 ransom a note A donkey boy brought from the American to his father Dr Jacob Goldner Cleveland Ohio pastor in Jerusalem in which he urged that the money be paid Friday if possible Another message brought by the attendant tame from the leader of who restated the the kidnapers ransom demand and dis$5000 claimed responsibility for the captive's safety if the money were not paid soon The younger Goldner's message to his father said "Don t worrv I am sending this note with my donkey boy to you to convince you I am safe Please bring the money if possible Friday Affectionally Jerry (Gerould) ” Arabs friendly to the Goldners were working in independent groups to obtain the prisoner’s release and the Greek patriarch of Jerusalem sent a message to the monks of the Mar Saba monastery urging them to spare no expense to save the pieaehtr United States Consul General George Wadsworth continued his efforts to free the 29 year-ol- d American and Arab intermediaries countered the kidnapers’ original demand for $5000— repeated Friday —with an offer of $1000 The two Goldners on a Holy in September Nuernberg truly 'the party day of peace" as It was disignated by Hitler months ago ' Polcs Deride Nazi Talk Of Negotiation 5 Riols Inspired By Japan Oust Britons Eighteen Flee In North China Attack PEIPING China July1 21 UP)— Eighteen Britons were reported forced Friday to leave Tsinan capital of coastal Shantung province as the Japanese-sponsore- d anti-Britis- The Rev Gerould R Goldner held hy Palestine bandits Mrs Goldner — Land tour visited the Mar Saba monastery Tuesday and were kid- naped Wednesday when they set out to return to Jerusalem The father and one of the two donkey boys in the party were nounced meanwhile in several cities by Japanese military political and commercial authorities They said newly imposed Import and export regulations along with control of currency exchange rates were aimed at the British but American and other foreign merchants said their business was slowed virtually to a "standstill Japanese sources reported the inner Mongolia government declared a boycott on British goods and alMogodore Ohio pastor had stopped the sale of ciga-reready is pictured in Cleveland with n Toof the bacco company which has fur— nished about a third of the govreleased and escorted to the out- ernment’s total revenue through a skirts of Jerusalem Thursday to sales tax Japanese newspapers said elaboraise the money demanded The second boy was released Thursday rate measures were being worked of British goods out for a night and reached Jerusalem Fri- at Tientsin boycott day morning ts British-Amenca- n Including a Special Purchase and f Selections From Our Regular Stocks Originally Priced 595 to 695 Sir Edmund inspector general reBritish overseas forces turned to London by air There had been a feeling here that hia visit was a gesture of British-Pol-ls- h cooperation that Berlin could not ignore Informed persons expressed belief that his talks here were satisfactory and established the framework for whatever joint action may be oeceasary It was authoritatively stated that there are no negotiations in progress between Poland and Germany regarding Danzig as present of Lovely styles for every occasion for street sports travel informal occasions or business wear Every dress made by one of America’s Sees Illusions One responsible Polish spokesman said of the Berlin declaration-"Thiis one more example of the way Germany clings to certain illusions not least to a faith in a In spite of propaganda machine the repeated declarations of Chamberlain and Halifax (British prime minister and foreign secretary) and statements of Polish leaders Berlin refuses to admit what it knows privately that Poland is determined and that Poland is solidly united with the western powers "To say that Poland is unyielding because of British backing is to ignore the public acknow ledgi mrnt of Chamberlain that Poland made her decision (to stand against German demands for Danzig) before she rernved any guarantee from s Britain leading manufacturers and regularly would sell at much higher prices MISSES’ SIZES 12 to 20 WOMEN'S SIZES lug another outbreak of aerial fighting There were implied admissions In dispatches from the front that s had gained no better than a draw in the conflict which commenced May 11 Japanese-Manchukuon- Soviet Officialdom Silent on Report1 to 1R chiffons Printed O Embroidered marquiwettew © Eight and dark Mimmer raj on prints Smart small checkered raj on prints Many of thesr anunt frochs are udshablc! we-ship- tOLORS: Black and white Na$y nml white inafore (hecks Smart monotones Brltlxh-Fremh-sovi- et m raon & Ktlc-hah- fig-ur- HR Fool printed Itemherjj: rmm dicers Summer x$ei"ht raon " 1 lierch-trsgnde- anti-Briti- campaign spread with new force through north China The departure of the British residents followed an attack which Dome! Japanese news agency said 3000 Chinese staged against the Important trading firm of Jardine Mathcson and Company at Tsinan last Tuesday h New steps w'ere an- New Summer WARSAW July 21 UP)— Polish circles Friday night described as ‘a combination of wishful thinking and persistent propaganda" the Berlin foreign office statement that Danzig would be restored to Germany peacefully and wuthout compromise on the part of Germany Poles expressed surprise that the have Berlin declaration should come immediately after the departure from Warsaw of British Major General Sir Edmund Ironside after four days of conference on coordination of British and Polish military strength in time of emergency Gesture of Cooperation MOSCOW July 21 UP) — R"poi ts s from Tokyo that Japanese Negotiations Hinted arc assembling In waters So atrong was his emphasis on north of Jnpan aroused the Interest Britain as the power which would of diplomatic quarters Kridiy convert the Poles to the German night but no comment was made point of view that many of his by soviet officials listeners suspected that negotiaA soviet court recently ordere mitiinie ( Discussions n tions between Iondon and n Japanese rone esionalres on Manchukuo from Island whlih Is north'' of already were under way Dispati hex sec retly said official circles Japan proper and east of soviet meanwhile Seen through German eyes how- were continuing to discuss pros- Siberia to pay a heavy fine for ever future developments in eastpects for early peace negotiations alleged violation of a contract with ern Europe hinge in large measto end border warfare between soviet labor unions ure upon the outcome of negotia- Manchukuo and Outer Mongolia The judgment was described here tions In Moscow for a protectorates respectively of Japan as a ‘serious warning" to the conRussian mutual as- and the soviet union cessionaires sist am e pail— and Germany sources In Hsln-kin- g Authoritative On July 18 Japanese Ambassador to win no matter how they Mam hukuo s capital IndicatShigenori Togo delivered a note to turn out ed 'llmrsday that Japan was willthe foreign office asking an explanIf Chambirlain and Stalin do not ing to negotiate but military circles ation by July 18 but It w is ret'g highly corbonated Enjoy come to terms— and few persons In said new Japanese military action turned unanswered on the ground Germany believe they ever will would slait soon unless their Is a that It wns 'In the form of an it flavor-age- d goodnen agree-Pola- nd cannot be nearly os feu mat true f ultimatum " mde pendent ns she Is today bee uuse 39 senirt said Togo liter repc ded his Hqur-- t reports Jipanese a mvooti fi nr die will have Russia as an urn planes were shot clown I‘ inlay m which thus far lias remained unf esc tor the contested Lake Bor region dur- - answered also CIU1 SODA fclNdl All riiii jn July 22 1939 TOKYO July 21 (AP) — Japan assembled warships in northern waters Friday to back her stand against soviet Russia in a dispute over vital coal and oil supply sources while land forces of the two Mongolia powers remained in conflict along the Manchukuo-Oute- r frontier experts who will run the company include authority to create school (Continued From rage One) for teaching industrial and agricul'Some power will brutally call A naval spokesman called the tural technique to Rumanians Polish chauvinists to order and tell serious" as situation “extremely them Danzig is not worth a world the result of a Russian threat to war ” oil Japanese-operate- d His reference to "some power” confiscate was taken as an obvious allusion concessions on the soviet half of Sakhalin island north of Japan to Britain w hich along with France Another serious quarrel involvhas given a pledge of aid to ing Japan with Britain at Tientsin Poland "As for ourselves" he went on was discussed by Foreign Minister MOSCOW July 21 UPI— Trade "we have not the slightest desire to Hachiro Arita and British Ambasbeunder are way negotiations sador Sir Leslie Craigie for the tween Germany and soviet Russia provoke a crisis ‘It is obvious however that the third time in a conference which anthe Moscow radio station present state of things cannot go the foreign office said brought nounced Friday night on indefinitely The solution must "some progress” toward solution The soviet trade delegate in come Reliable quarters predicted the not in years but in months Berlin is carrying on the negotiaconferees would issue a joint stateand possibly weeks" tions with an attache of the nazi ment — probably Saturday — anPacific Attitude economics ministry an agreement on agenda nouncing It was recalled that a German In emphasizing Germany's pa- and fundamental issues for contrade negotiator was en route to cific attitude the spokesman said: tinuing the conferences Moscow last January to open talks Extreme satisfaction was regis'Our fuehrer is 100 per cent for with soviet officials when he sudhas the tered In Japanese official circles not peace Germany to ordered to was return denly least desire for a conflict of arms where it was said such an agreeBerlin a would to bring about the uncompromising ment for constitute diplomatic At that time German circles here solution we confidently exwhich victory Japan said the interruption was the reSome quarters said Bratain had 100 per cent such We sult of "political interpretations " apectwarlike reject that the scope of the consolution and reagreed would Commissar Premier - Foreign if that were the versations should be broadened to gret extremely Vyatheslaf Molotoff aroused new only way ” go beyond the Tientsin dispute and conjectures of something brewing He conceded that the European that she was ready to recognize between Moscow and Berlin last air was "heavily laden with crisis that “extraordinary” conditions exMay 31 when in a speech to the su- possibilities " ist in China ( s Russia preme soviet parliament) Observers Interpreted the latter But in the German opinion Pohe casually mentioned that trade land never would have into move would constitute British recgotten negotiations ’’ with Germany "may what the spokesman called her ognition that a state of war exbe resumed present state of patriotic and un- isted in China Earlier a Japanese Informant compromising fervor if Britain had said an "important" British connot stiffened her back cession was made but further deCLUB Will Submit tails were lacking At stake in the dispute with RusThe minute Britain ceases to support Polish claims to Danzig of- sia were oil concessions which ‘he ficial Germany is convinced Poland Japanese navy hopes to develon into an important source of fuel will deem it wise to come to amicable terms with her powerful neighsupply bor Confiscation Threatened WHAT A BUY! "A solution Is quite possible— The concessions lie In the soviet and by that I mean a peaceful solution” the spokesman insisted half of Sakhalin Island which is "No British or French states- divided between Japan and Rusman has ever denied that Danzig sia Recently a soviet court levied So long however is German as two fines amounting to 700(8)0 yen it is not a part of the reich it is ($190 000) against the Japanese concessionaires but the Japanese apa source of constant friction between the $wo neighbors pealed saying the soviet charges ' Isn't it a reasonable violation of labor union conthing to of rejoin Danzig to the reich and tracts were groundless Shigenori Togo the Japanese amcompensate Poland by maknig favorable neighborly arrangements bassador to Moscow protested July of various kinds’ The possibilities 4 against soviet "obstruction! t tactus’ in a note which Russians along that line are numerous " GINGER Dt UP)-A- rabs 50-0- German-Ru-mama- W For Ohio Divine s- 21 hj Urcs Ransom llolv Land Monks BUCHAkEST iypl '"'SII -- Wheat to Be Armaments y - American Held' By Abductors Nipponese Scan Plains for Red Foemcn Germany Italy ficaeli Pact ifi Jai DRESSES SECOND FLOOR (been and white Bine and while Red and white Colorful prints yil |