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A t ii! o Ali 4- 1 t w- ' '! 1 :''' 1 4' ' '' It : " ' t 't i ' ' ' 1 I ' it ":"z " i i::' k A '' ' '‘i '0 ''' — b ' " :' 7 - o' 1- LONDON 1 : :: (UM— July WM—Gen- - 29 1 ' and worked by everybody Buchman led a forum on the theme of moral rearmament as applied to governments of the world Irish delegates were featured at Saturday's sessions Jimmie Montgomery Trinity college oarsmen from publin said Ireland sees moral rearmament as the means to become the 'inspirer of nations "If we are going to produce a master pattern for government there must first come into every : ' :'' )i 4"' :" 7 4 ! z ' 4 1 4 k I A- ir ': ' : :'r a 4 :' tt y ' British-Japanes- ''' ' 1 ' i4 ( : '' 1 ": ' - iI''0z: ': ''' 'fi: -- " f'-'- ''' 4 '"::'::'1'(75k- i '''i4 r'' -- ?::-s::7- : 3'--f'3- evacuated from London 1 relief fund million Jews countries Chaplin is sponsaid to into dollars to enable to while to the United States the United Press was informed According to Jewish quarters in Vienna a part of this fund ocently was placed at the dis'posal of the Jewish community in Milan Italy 2111EILIT El some time Neville Chamberlain ngo but was told there Wat4 nothLater the gem! ing for him then eral whose men bore the brunt of Germany's 1918 offensive received a message from the London county council asking whether he could cook and care for children Still later he said he received Instructions from the council's heart a master passion" Montgomeducation committee that he would ery said be assigned to escort parties of George Muff member of parliament said we are a minority to- mothers and children from their day but the minority by the goodassembly points to the railroad staness 'of God can fashion commution in connection with the govnities on the master plan the pat- ernment's elaborate plans for sendtern of Christ" ing them into the country to es"America and England cannot get cape air raids on London rid of the party system immediate"I had an idea that Mr Chant- ly but the people can make parties berlain might like to send me to work under God's guidance" Muff Spain as ambassador or to put me in charge of food control" Sir said "But it seems Hubert commented 41 I am more useful as a nurse Still there is one job I'm not too °It': Duke Loses loc4 I could be prime minister" France Orders Duce Says He's Autumn to See Just Farmer Showdown Baby Bonus To Hike Births Deep in Heart On War Crisis I 7 p1 4 Starts Tomorrow! Groat Sir Hubert said he had offered his services to Prime Minister ":: '!' August '3 ' 'i !'' '''''1' ::'':""'':' t ' i The maneuvers are scheduled to )1: ' ' ! h 0 3to ' '' 7 ) :: 4'' ':44‘' ' i N:' 1:eviews ' ' ' ' ' after start ' t 7 e ' King George 4'' ::' ''''' i t' ' ": ' the reserve fleet August 9 and to I: t a e s s' 0 0 s4 ':--' :4' i''!1:1! :t 1 4 e4 ' ' ' coincide with the period many ob- 12 K(1':1 ? i:' ''‘4 ''' it t : ::1 i t 4"‘ -t " be ! servers believe will mounting 4 international tension i meanwhile Official '' quarters 1 '' ' S ''t ' !'1 '''':: " ' ' '''"' ' x'Il'iiig '' r t'Iti ''said the British ambassador to 17 1 j: r i"I t r) '" 'f : !A :: i ' if i'' '''' z 'e t' Tokyo Sir Robert Leslie Craigie ''03 - " ' '' "' :4c - (47Z1 -had been Instructed to make rep- 1 :' 7' r ' resentations to Japan against anti-- I '4 tt ' ' " '' ' ' ' ' I ?' t f' British demonstrations which have '4 0 '!' '4' t !:'' t3 41i '' :'kt4 1:'4j ? :i 3 ': f' tf :1$3s'004' ''':o 2441 $'4:4: I talks the continued during Tokyo of which e cessation I shown Moscicki difficulties over Poland's President Ignace inspecting harvest operations In China will free thousands of Poles for a possible war Custom decrees that the president pay a I Heir Japanese Parley Lags ransom for his release by the harvesters The money goes to the national defense fund 'I Those talks have not been going Driver's Permit well officials indicathd with cur-- I taken from him here Saturday for 'and silver coming questions rency By Tribune Leased Wire speeding Justice of the Peace t It for consideration Monday up HUNTINGTON N Y July 29— Richard Cotter also fined him $250 understood Japan asked that Angier Biddle Duke second cousin which he promptly paid and irn British protection be withdrawn of Mrs Doris Duke Cromwell and posed a y jail sent:tilde' WhichN silver Chinese i from government himself well ejpplied with tobacco was suspended Duke had pleaded which is in banks of the Tientsin millions had his driver's license guilty: lie was a fourth offender British concession Since June 14 the British and il RICCIONE hal? July 29 French concessions there have been (JP)—Premier Musksolini told under Japanese blockade while End of 'lamest Bachelors Childless 10000 farmers who cheered demonstrations have h I him Saturday on his been staged in Tokyo Peiping Will Bring birthday that his was Couples Taxed Tsingtao and other cities rural' an "immutably There London were in spirit" reports t Tension to Peak To Foot Expense Il duce came down from 1111 that Tokyo municipal authorities Rocca castle at his summer anti-Briwere arranging further i Della Caminate to his birthish rallies Monday outside the BritBy Elmer NV Peterson PARIS July 29 (JP)—The French ish embassy and the building in place the hillside hamlet of OF FAMOUS NLLLY DON FROCKS WARSAW July 29 US—Harvest to review di Varano Costa night which the conferences are being government Saturday is time at hand the in time Europe his blackshirted countrymen held launched a group of 80 decree laws 011 named in many forecasts concernThey brought a vast 'asDissatisfaction was indicated In —including cash bonuses for babies ing Europe's next period of tensortment of products of their official circles over progress of the —to sion 4 strengthen the nation for what soil as presents Tokyo negotions and pressure for There is widely held fear that the Mussolini told them: a stronger stand in the orient has Finance Minister Paul Reynaud ' acute become of war i may danger "Rural comrades I thank 1) ) grown since the United States de- called "the present white war of once the crops'are in and men reyou for your gifts and I nounced her 1911 trade treaty with nerves" and against the future ) to leased from the fields relinquish reciprocate your greetings 1 Japan July 26 i the scythe for the gun clash of arms rural with an immutably Soviet Analysis Awaited time always is an imporHarvest The measures ranged from one spirit" I1 tant time and normally a happy In conformity with his A statement in the house of corn- - strengthening antiespionage forces 41 I I one if the crops are good as they mons on the protracted British- to the one offering prizes for practice of virtually ignoring be to promise his birthdays newspapers in French-sovinegotiations is ex- babies to be paid' In part by taxes In wheat alone the forecast is (JIti: 41'i reporting t h e ceremony pected from Prime Minister Chant on bachelors and childless couples er641"))4) that the yield will exceed the five-yemade no mention of the fact t I berlain Monday prior to the last exin the European average another he had that passed ' 'T''' ‘ foreign affairs debate before par- Explains Decrees :je'"'')'-1:porting countries which include 't milestone liament adjourns August 4 nation-wid- e Poland radio in a Reynaud It was considered probable he The end of the harvest mettns the decrees s'ilt01c' would mention the possibility of address explaining new laws rethat the of said another peasants after months of starting military staff converse- - stricts arms profits sharply to relax and It heavy work can begin 444' ' tions among British French and restore their energy that manufacturers must Russian generals even before con- provides )- -'1 to the govit may mean much this But books tiii their year open keep : elusion of the projected mutual d more which will take profits ernment defense pact ( :: above 10 per cent and down to 25 1 Autumn Showdown q : Increasing the belief that "im per cent of all profits under 4 - ifir-st 1 ' ?'r anmediate" staff talks would be A widerY held belief is that: 4r 4 cent ' 0 nounced the report that perThe decree WRS a see pe40111 to the (1) designed spur Early August may :"k French Foreign Minister Bonnet French birth rate riod of sharp crisis with Germany of the as a CI ' !I' 'ts1'had told his colleagues in Paris national defense programpartwas one nerof a period possibly imposing t1 x LONDON July 29 r flight vois he expected General Joseph Edou- of 80 adopted by the cabinet instrain on Poland especially to' ' ard Doumenc would leave for Mos- cluding provisions for the preven- of Irishmen to get out of reach and with the western European )4f middle of next tion of abortions and reinforce- of "about the tow : sle ii England's new antiterrorist law powers countering with pressure of 5x I week" ment of the counterespionage serv- accomplished Saturday what hun- their own f4f In a speech at Llandrindod ice t' 1 (2) Europe by early September t 1 dreds of Scotland Yard detectives should Wales svartime Prime Minister witness an actual showdown Bachelors and others will not IP '0'k ti i do for six as far as the possibility of war this David Lloyd George attacked the know how much to been have untrying must they pay for sending "a clerk til Tuesday upon publication of the months—rid Britain of hundreds year is concerned D '''4' i: Ir'Dri jgovernment ' li ! from the foreign office" to repre- - decrees Thug latter move holders of the in the official journal nor of Irish republican army suspects 1 g r z The Irish mail train to the coast belief contend will be the final sent Britain in the Moscow nego- will prospective parents know just s for the second time ran in two sec- effort to provoke an appeasement Cations I how much cash they can count on - kel)-14to-' (tions and three mail boats were policy from the western powers— William Strang eounselloro( t he 0- - : Tidy Stun v- to to in take office been has Moscow passengers foreign the climax of the game of war One report said the premiums necessary i 4 Ireland June since without war :: participating in the would be 3000 francs (about PO) tsor '” of sheaves officers with talks Special "If war does not result by the per baby a tidy sum to many Calling soviet Russia the great- laborers whose monthly wages sel- photographs carefully scrutinized middle of September" one leader i: the departing travelers many of in eastern European affairs assertest military power in the world" dom exceed that amount ' k Lloyd George said: "If you want The baby prizes and other mea- whom were accompanied by their ed It will mean that the axis : i their help you ought to send some- sures for encouraging large fami- families ' 3' Y-powers have gone the limit that Four men were jailed and de- Hitler will admit in his actions body there who is worthy of our lies were aimed at counteracting t4 tectives said they believed one was that the only thing left is negotiadignity and theirs" rising birth rates in the totalitarian countries while deaths ex- a ringleader of the I R A which tion But if he must negotiate he Reserves Calied Back is blamed for the recent bombings will of course try to drive as good ceed births in France f a bargain as possible" (In 1938 France had 14741 more In England Apother development of a busy : '' Ile had been workemployed as a Monday is to be reporting of 12000 deaths than births and Italy with '' naval reserves for duty with regu- a population about the same as man at a military camp near Cove Peaceful Fuehrer German official (A spokesman lar officers and seamen back from France's 42000000 had 424000 where a strike of 2000 laborers was on J ily 21 declared "our fuehrer settled last Wednesday holidays which were granted a more births than deaths) 1 Acting under the new law which is 100 per cent for peace" and month earlier this year so they :would return in time to bring the Main °oblation gives the home office broad powers emphasized that Hitler clung to fleet to its peak fighting pover Socialists and communists who to deal with terrorism and deport the definition of the nazi party form the main opposition to Pre- suspects raiding squads made nu- convention at Nurnberg on Sepduring August r) as "the party day of Reenforcement of naval power is mier Daladier's government corn- merous visits only to find the sus- tember peace" another step In the general mil- Iplained against another decree pects gone The home office said deporta(At the same time he declared itary preparedness which Britain which orolongs the life of Me tion orders against nine men had that Germany expected her demand hopes will convince Cermany of present chamber of deputies for ENTIRE STOCK FROM $198 TO $650 't Britain's readiness for action been signed and appeals taken in for the return of Danzig would be two years until June 1 1942 attained in a peaceful manner withfive other cases out any compromise on her part) The R A seeks by terrorist I — A Arrstrr Here in eastern Europe the feel-lo- g 41A to methods A A asto Britain compel A4 is expressed that Hitler undersent to the union of Northern Ire)' ' 4 t 4eetimated Poland and the Polish land with the rest of Ireland W :r rEL112(' '' ' ' people in making his demands for f ait-I- -t k 4 the free city of Danzig and a sovri") ereign right of way through Po- y''':' " 4: Y conto morze Polish (the corridor) ' — nect Prusela with the rest of Ger- 4 I r1-I i many ' ' '''7'::': ' The old German feeling that the JERUSALEM July 29 (UP) — new Poland was only a "season" Many of you won't believe such a value is V seis said prevailed state it were Many aged '1 worshippers Built to receive tme "'"'Ilk but we're doing it just for possible verely shocked Saturday by ex- Million Poles Armed of a TELEVISION SOUNDI bomb near plosion big the rs ztx A story told here is that when you Excellent assortment of sheers 4 wailing wall where they were mur11 No aerial to Install! t'n '': :' the Polish foreign minister Joseph tiT PHILCO 125C on the annivermuring ' prayers drearned-o- f rayons and broadcloth prints ambasJr power per Ii i sary of the destruction of Solo- Beck informed the German formanee and an- of : the that in sador mon's Shirtwaist 1869 temple years ago styles' sWing skirts :lace and 5u 117i 'L lone even in nolayTIJo 4 swer to Germany's demands wax women and chilri 4 rations thanks to ' embroidered trims Al! are washable and dren milled wildly in the small In- "no" he added softly and almost ''' Built-i'k -' Super Aerial closed yard before the wailingbwall as an afterthought: Paula-Buttof the usual Nelly Don quality Lots of Systetn You alight wieh to inform your until British police restored orEAST TERMS Tuning including Tete that we have a milgovernment der no were There casualties vision button! Conte in large sizes under arms" I Other Foetal) le Models Shrapnell penetrated cracks In lion men sea this AC-Dthat situation this is It against the wall and &so smashed windows Priced as low as value sensation Germany has been blocked for four In the Moroccan Moslem mosque r These grand bargains will go quickly 1 months In the adjacent temple area -The Polish army le mobilized and ! 0 1 44 et Il So ' i rk I:thing in the morning! pt:-ready and the Polish peasant says: i 1 k) in destroyed I'll tmild house "If my Eve Re Curie to Ai Honored 11 if Ai 1i t a better one I need a a new on PATIN July 21 Eve Curie new house" Cotton Shop—Second Floor Recond daughter Of Pierre and -' What confronts Hitler to an inAPPLIANCE 1 i c' Mow Marie Curie pioneerA ‘vith ereasinir degree elso ta the solidar17? tv-1(11 radium will receive the legion of ity of the British-Frencfront and 1611 136 EAST BROADWAY honor avard for her lectutes in ig na of diplomatic count er presthe Vnited States sure as rearmament progresses I - chit-the- n ': ! 2P 29 VIENNA (UP)— Chaplin WELS revealed cenas of thouMoses" to of Jews awaiting chance to leave Germany The title was bestowed on Chaplin for by the Jews themselves many of whom Chaplin's financial aid provides the only chance' to begin a new life overseas After devoting all the continental royalties from his films founder of the era! Sir Hubert Gough 68 who 1 Oxford movement Saturday told comtnanded the Fifth army in the 4 the second battles of Somme and assembly for world great :I: moral rearmament that national Ypres said Saturday thot he had unity will foster a master pattern been given the official job in the for government designed by God next war of "nursemaid" to Frank Buchman '' ") o' Ilqd ASILOMAR Cal July kr LONDON Leader in Great Battles Chwen To Ai4I Children Second Moral Training Peak Set for Late Sunnner rA tMaster Design ICeneral to Be 'Chas Clutplin—Wodent Moses' td Jewish July To Aid World 'Nursemaid' Charlie run soring a a "twentieth several Saturday tens German tury emigrate to Buchman Says In Next War sands a here other awaiting enter their turn War Specter Stalks as Poles Reap Crops f July 30 1939 trbt cialt galit Zribunr it ?' 1D('1121!IsriLi'l "44"eeO'N 4 op doo' '7itT 4: '01k Va a° V'Ijati 7trr:1101: So ts 40' :gniI 4t 2 xdonalt 0A e ct ilk tz-In- t tt') 4000 YARDS FABRICS NEW New Quality e) Ilaterials LaQtest Very - price Patt?rns anti-Britis- h fifty-sixt- c tt EE PS c'' ' ci- 0 - ! - will find in the very latest patterns percale sheeting outing flannels sheer white goods nainsooks dotted organdy 'table curtain dimities and swiss r ' t ''' i'i 0 )' :' " netting silk rayon satin taffeta damask draperies prints and plains and dozens of 1 other timoly materials Brocade Satins Spun Rayons Triple Slicers in White and Colors and PrtntsSeersuck 7: NI- are new fine quality materials ticking y --- :'1 grand sale of remnants of every description and colors You II :' Itq Irishmen Flee Britain's Terrorist Ban i All miss this 1 n 1 Don't ) I4( 4 Reg 19c to 198 yd - i 4 1A' ii ' till i 11 i 00 '9"1-1- 1k 14 aaL 111: II 4 1st Prize' meals topped to 1 off with goodies from our 1 SUNLIGHT BAKERY — Jeff Our( i ‘ V 141‘i410 : ve r 1 T ' 1 PLIECE -- P 1 : -- :: Bomb Stirs Panic alk At Wai lino Wall : - 40 If seer-sucke- 1 ':v ''''' baked to perfection lightly rolled and iced Itosyour taste A dessert to tantalize every sweet tooth in the family1 Individual Pecan Rolls It ea W Candied Yams No 2 cane Texan Grapefruit Juice No 2 '1Sperry Drifted Snow Flour 481b Mammoth Prunes selected S ea 21c & -3 for 25c 2 lbs 31c bag- -$159 2 Clorox qt 19c lb 2c Cabbage Astrakhan Apples Lettuce California Seedless Grapes Z CM ice 5c lbs 25c 4 had packed 3 10c lbs 25c - Is Super Fine Meats— Shoulder Veal Steaks— lb 19c Pure LardFresh Ground Beef— 2 lbs 25c C 2 Je V 7 lbs 35c lb 37c Fine Bacon n 1 095 IAy 25c en on - --e- a with telly mid-Marc- h Panic-strick- — Feathery cake '''" - Suggests: ( Jelly Rolls assorted icings i 4)'i 1 frtl - -- 11:1 it :- C r Rushfirst Stick Bologna Boiled Ham —lb 19c —lb 55c Medium Nippy Cheese Cottage Cheese —lb 22c ::' GSTORES FINE " 1 lk S 1 4-- 30 11 lbs 15c FOODS! 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