Show Monday Morning- - Salt £akc ribnnc- ?T1)C Reich Masses Bin Force Along Border Japan Makes Issue of Police Slaying Move Widens 250-mi- Military Heads Confer Japanese reports said the battle ship conferees “reached important decisions regarding the shooting Incident designed to meet whatever attitude international settlement authorities may adopt concerning the affair” Settlement authorities were expected to confer op the situation Os-tro- Monday IKWffwr m Hath t At Zilina Slovakia a view of which is shown here thousands of nazi troops massed to dc- - ploy along a Poland’s border 100-mi- Italians Predict European Climax Within Few Days British Cabinet Summoned to Crucial Parley The settlement police version of the affair was that some of Kinloch s adversaries members of the HOME Aug 20 (AP) — Authoritative Italians predicted SunJapanese-controlle- d Chinese police the tension of Danzig would reacli a climax within a few days squad were “armed and in plain- day clothes” and that Kinloch had no with war the alternative to Germany’s acquisition of the Free City way of identifying them The fascist newspapers as though by goveinment inspiration Shot in Baik the Warsaw government to" torily urged accept Adolf Hitler's plan of last — April This plun tails foi ' 1 Return of Danzig to Germany 2 A German highway and railroad across Pomorze (the Polish corridor) between Germany and East Prussia 8 A free zone for Polish ship- Japanese miliLary authorities at Danzig charged the settlement police ping 4 German guarantee of Po“plotted the incident "as revenge” for the slaying of H P Krogh lands frontiers In a nonaggresion a Dane Friday in the residential treaty for 25 years district Poland Urged to Think Italians recognized the difficulty Have Your Child's Eyes of winning Poland to such h plan Examined Now! Before E3 which was rejected four months School Begins! ago As "real friends” of Poland however they advised her to think it over again Count Csaky Hungarian foreign minister Is expected to return here Mondav to resume conversations with Mussolini and Foreign Minister Count Ciano The Italian foreign minister returned here Sunday night from Albania Italy's new stronghold in the Balkans Speculation over the purpose of Count Csaky s visit has failed to find confirmation in official circles The press denied he sought Mussolini's support against German demands for the right to send an aimy to Hungary in case of Give Your Child a ttftr ’ Q Chamberlain Cuts Vacation Poland Expects Signing Of British Pact WARSAW Aug 20 UP)— Polish circles expressed confidence Sunday night formal signing of the British-Polispact of mutual assistance would take place within a few days— possibly Tuesday The pact would make permanent the present interim agreement by which Prime Minister Chamber-lai- n told the British parliament March 31 Britain was pledged to fight for Poland if Polish independence were menaced and Poland herself took military action Chamberlain in this speech said he announced the pledge to make the British position clear while military details of the formal pact were being agreed upon Poles said they considered an announcement the pact has been formally established would be an effective reply to what one Polish h informant termed "Germany s latest efforts to isolate Poland from the western powers through unprecedented propaganda " Aside from some counter accusations as regards treatment of Poles in Germany the Polish press Hope Sunday for the most part exorcised restraint There were de-Another conjecture in foreign riptive accounts of the German circles is that the axis powers press campaign but no Germany and Italy hope to make comment Csakv the for direct A feeling the situation was benegotiations between Waisaw and coming increasingly grave was bebeen has Berlin Hungary friendly In Aie public ing strengthened and with the axis mind with Poland powers particularly Italy One responsible Pole said “GerUnited States Ambassador Wilmany is reaching the limit in liam Phillips and other foreign words the British seem and only action it would Including envoys remains French Polish and Japanese ambassadors are expected to seek appointments with Count Ciano this week since the Hungnrian-Italia- n talks prevented their visiting the foreign ministry last Friday Newspaper Warning HONK KONG Aug 20 tP-- A Virgimo Gayda who is close to the government wrote in La Voce Japanese threat to "isolate’ the D'ltalia the time is near for reso- British crown colony of Hong lution In the open political con- Kong was repotted from Canton flict between Germany and Po- Sundav land Tokvo assuianee the Despite ‘It Is evident the present state Jnpanese do not intend to blockade of tension created around the case the port Hong Kong learned the of Danzig and the corridor can Japanese armv press spokesman no longer last" Gavda said "It In Canton made this statement will have to be settled one way or Saturday ' another within a few days ’Britain may assist the Chinng regime If she please s but the Japanese army will be obliged to sever Chinese transport routes even if it entails isolation of Hong anti-Poli- be told so 90 DAY S TO PAY! 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If offices glasses aren’t needed you’ll le (Continued from Page One) hW return by 24 hours was regarded as significant but it was not mentioned in a communique issued at 10 Downing street “In accordance with arrange-ent- s made before the ministers dispersed for the recess” the announcement saio the pume minister will return from Scotland in order to preside over the meeting of ministers arranged for Tuesday next For this purpose Mr Chamber-lai- n will leave Scotland this afternoon and will arrive in London early tomorrow morning ” The press reflected a changed tone The Sunday Express which had been declaring "there will be no war this year” made no mention of this Sunday The Sunday Times warned "any attempt to repeat at another victim’s expense what has been done this year by Germany at Czechoslovakia s or by Italy at Albania s will bring the union jacx into conflict " It added however If ‘'Germany could return to spheres where negotiation is possible could substitute calm discussions for violence and threats she would not find her way blocked by London" The leading editorial of the Sunday Sketch was entitled “Produce 1 hat Peace Plan ” It said ' It is said repeatedly that there conferis a plan for a ence between England frame Well then Germany and Italv lets get on with it— and if there is no plan let us make a plan T here must be no more crisis week ends this month— or next month ” guns Guns in Position This correspondent making automobile trip in the area north of Zilina counted an average of four German military encampments of various sizes to the PHILADELPHIA Aug 20 UP)— An Iowa farmer arnved in Philadelphia Sunday to assume a state of suspended animation as a UD“hopeful expenment” In sciences -T INDIANAPOLIS Aug 20 for adjusted compennew cancer treatment Issues such as neutrality arma- sation and against a pension Payment of adjusted compenThe farmer Max Harlan 42 ment costs pensions for World was authorized by conwar veterans and unemployment sation later records Old Stockpoit Iowa is suffering at the legion s are likely to rise at the American gress but cancer of the pancreas from veter150000 show national con- headquaiters Legions twenty-firs- t ans not applied for their Reclining In a wheel chair Harvention In Chicago September 25 bonus have lan reached Philadelphia on a to 28 While nobodv at the legion s namorning train and was taken to tional headqunrteis will predict Temple university hospital these questions will reach the conThere he has volunteered to h stale departvention actions the tieatment developed by ments of the World war organizaDr Temple Fay and Dr Lawrence tion indicate all will he earned at W Smith least to the committee on resoluSince they informed a surprised tions medual woild two months ago From Page One) ontimird (( More than half of the 58 dethey had relieved ceitain types of earner by a period of suspended partments from which stem pro- destioyed In the strike and it Atchie posals to the national convention strike animation Induced by chipped ice Wright ate jet to hold their conventions leader as attempting to rum the packed closely around the bodies In view of this one national legion program of the legally constituted of human subjects the treatment officer Sunday described the milk producer mgamzations has become popularly known as The agency charged Wright has "frozen sleep ” agenda of the Chicago gathering ” as “rather nebulous at present no program that he "holds a gun Hospital attendants said the paAlmost certain to reach the Chi- at the head of the industry" and tient would undeigo a series of cago resolutions committee is the that he seeks to destroy the fed- tests Monday If they show he is a qualified subject the Ice treatperennial pension proposal eral milk marketing order A Seattle ment will begin Tuesday Stephen F Chadwick survey of Wash That the experimenters hope retiring national com- showed a scarcity and in some mander is on record against gen- areas an absonce of milk for sale will slow up growth of the cancer veteral pensions for World war Both strikers and distributors cells that have carried Harlan erans as Is the legion itself bj assured deliveries to hospitals toward deaths door action in its 1922 convention The treatment normally conAgency Tcports said 30 more Under the legions rules the ac- pickets were airested Saturday in tinues five days tion of a national convention binds Herkimer N Y and that a Gold Through that length of time the the organization until that action Medal farms tank tiuck was fired patient lies in a dreamless sleep Is modified or nullified —much like the winter hibernaupon at Bushkirk N Y Not since 1922 has the national Mayor LaGunrdia c a e d an tion of animals The body temconvention spoken on the pension emergency meeting of distributors pera! uie drops from the normal and bonus issue At New Orleans and strikers for Monday as J O of 98 6 to around 90 some times that year delegates adopted a Eastlack agency secretary re- as low as 85 Breathing slackens resolution vvhic h declared ported seriously diminishing milk The heart slows down No food stands supplies is required Milk Drouth Hits Gotham ’ 1 1 Intervenes With Poland VATICAN CITY Aug 20 (UP) Vatican prelates repotted Sunday night that Pope Puis XII had dispatched a special envoy to Warsaw during the dav with instructions to confer with Polish leaders on the possibilities of a peaceful Danzig settlement The emissary whose identity was not revealed was expected by Vatican informants to return to Italy before the end of the week and report personally to the pontiff The reported new effort by the ’ "pope of peace to intervene in the n quarrel was believed to have resulted from the enthusiasm with which world capitals reacted to a fervent appeal for peace which the pontiff made Saturday at Castel Gandolfo In Berlin the popes appeal to European governments to be prudent “in tins hour of grave decision was warmly supported in an officially inspired statement which contended that the pope had in effect recognized the justice of Fuehrer Adolf Hitlers demands against Poland and that he had pleaded for “just that peace most peolonged for by the German ” ple and their leaders — Well-inform- Polish-Germa- ’ er Virginia Digs Out of Storm Tokjo Declares FIEETON Va Aug 20 UT)— Workers cleared away wreckage To Be Bilateral Sunday left by a twister that TOKY'O Aug 21 — (Monday) — fluked in from Chesapeake bay killed two persons and leveled UP)— The Japanese foreign office from in a statement Monday insisted houses along the bayside that economic questions at Tient- Flecton to Mundy Point Damage was estimated "in excess” of $100-00- 0 e sin were purely matters and rejected as bevond Raymond Campbell negro memcomprehension a British suggestion for the participation of third ber of the crew aboard the freighter "Seven Brothers” powers in the discussion The statement however fate- drowned when the boat capsized and three fully avoided an actual declara- Captain Elbert Simmons other members of the crew swam e contion thdt the ference here to settle issues grow- ashore More than a dozen were Injured ing out of Japans blockade of the Tientsin concessions would be and a score left homeless as the tornado sknted the eastern shore broken off county Satur‘it is beyond tbe Japanese go- of Northumberlandacross the Potovernment s comprehension the day and skipped statement said "how discussion In mac river to Leonardtown Md a conference could be where a woman was crushed to useful in settling the Tientsin is- tit nth when her home collapsed sues The slnfemint was In answer to a formal British rejection Friday of Japam se (ontentions that ChiUSE THE NEW nese silver deposited in foreign Kong ’If Britain refuses to discon- (ontession banks should be turned tinue acts benefiting Chiang over to Japan and British sup-pa blockade of the Hong Kong t of Chinese national currency w tthdrawn perimeter Is Inevitable C3 ’ Japan Issues New Threat ’ 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increasing of 19J9 show the bitrh rate Is now Official statistics issued Sunday 24 per thousand — show 85 907 Italian babies wue II dure has sc t a population of born in July and 79 590 In June 60 000000 os Italy s goal by 1950 Some fascist authorities esti- If the new fascist empire isto mate Italy s decreasing bit titrate a great power Italy s popuin past veurs has robbed Italy lation now as estimated by the of 1 (Hit) OcmJ soldiers and thev emcentral Institute of statistics ts phasize that 1 000 000 men can de- 41 129 000 an inctease of only ride the life of a nation 38 000 dining July 'Hus lnduntes After reaching a maximum of the stoik has ten years of hard 39 3 births per 1000 of population flying ahead ROME Mussolini Aug 20 shot under ANY lighting condition — built in unit eynchro-nuRash and shutter epeeds The pnee- Talc s Is brilliant iaat-acho- n et Only $30 Complete amtkab in p-- ’ cJT'ISSES&r- - r“ 107 EAST BROADWAY 5 Patient Ready For Tee Sleep’ To Halt Cancer mile ’ four-pow- 1939 four-squa- By Daniel Delure ZILINA Slovakia Aug 20 UP)— A quarter of a milhqji German troops with full war equipment massed Sunday on little Slovakia s frontier with Poland The greater part was concentrated behind the four main passes leading over the Tatra mountains in i Poland Concentration points were the towns of Cadca ’Irstena Orlov with central and Meztlaborce headquarters at Zilina Roads wer choked with moving troops artillery and supply tiains There was a steady movement of troops entering the atea from Moravia along the Moravska (Maensch Ostrau)-Cadc- a highway Hospitals Masked Irt the occupied areas schools and town halls were taken over for barracks and base hospitals clearly marked with large signs Between villages munitions depots were established and there were latge supplies of barbed wire line at points close to and corrugated iron shelter roofs All bridges were guarded by sentries with fixed bayonets Hun dreris of laborers were repairing the roads and bridges were reinforced by heavy timbers to permit passage of heavy trucks and British-Japanes- “They assumed a threatening attitude” settlement police said “and one of them fired on Kinloch causing him to use his submachine gun " Kinloch said “someone In the Chinese group shot me in the back and I then went into action " His injury was not regal ded as serious and hospital authorities said he was recovering satisfac- Neutrality Pensions Unemployment Likely to Arise at Chicago Many Departments Yet to Report Serves as Base SHANGHAI Aug 20 UP)-- The Chikilling of two nese policemen and wounding of six others by a British policeman with a submachine gun Saturday threatened Sunday to develop Into another major incident aggiavat-In- g e relations In the far east ‘We take a grave view of this affair” the Japanese embassy announced after representatives of the Japanese army and navy held an emergency meeting aboard tbe cruiser Idzumo flagship of the Japanese fleet In China water prisals 'Important Issues Loom For Legion Parley Slovakian Town Of Zilina Breach With British The British policeman W L Kinloch of Scotland a sergeant of the settlement police was placed under a heavy armed guard of British troops and settlement Forpolice in the British hospital eign authorities were taking no chances of being caught unprepared in event of attempts at re- August 21 - rCi' $350 IMP SABLE DYED SQUIRREL $450 FEATHERLIGHT BEAVER SALE PRICE $225 $550 SOMALI LEOPARD $550 RUSSIAN KOLINSKY SALE PRICE $375 $595 DROPPED CHINA MINK SALE PRICE $395 $465 PERSIAN LAMB SALE PRICE $295 $1275 EASTERN MINK SALE PRICE $895 SALE PRICE $295’ SALE PRICE $385 |