Show k - : c A --- - - - 4 ' - --- - - - o it (4) I ' Zilealt gakt Tribtutt— Fire Sweeps Treasure 'Island- Exhibits 11: -- - ' -- - - -- Florida in Sailboat 'Liberee-Reac- h - - 3t I - - Without Food'Lltst- Three Days Want to Join 'Free' French Units - i l I i ' ' '' 1940 Legislative -- Liquor Referendum Holds Place on Ballot Primary - 1 ' 'August 2t - A 9 South Carolhiahurry' of Charges Enlivens Votes Aug 27 Coast Primary Campaign On Dry Issue- Indorsement of Candidates - - 1 - ?- Eight Escape Devil's Island Seek to Fight Nazis 1 - - Sunday Morning - - By Liquor Interest -- : - ' - - RaisSqubble - : Senator Johnson Makes Third Broadcast MIAMI Fla Aug 24 (UP)--Ei- ght Frenchmen who said they SACRAMENTO Cal Aug 24 (UP)—A flurt:y oi bitterSt'ate escaped from Devi? island the French$enal colony arrived here COLUMBIA S C Aug 24 M— ments on indorsement of candidates enilivened the preprimary sailboat hoping to make their way toEng—T Saturday in a The seuth traditional stronghold campaign Saturdayplght The election is next Tuesday' : -- " 4: - i '-' of—prohibition sentiment land to join French forces fighting against Germany 1 wilrleteThe-stetrabble-rontrateierthrre7-7--- ''''''''"A1P" l''' 9' : the first concerted effort to return famous! the They reported that dorsement of certain legislative ' C:''':''' ono of Its states to the noliquor T penal colony off the French Guiana candidates by a group of liquor in- fold when South Cairlina ballots coast had been virtually abandoned : C: T terests including Lobbyist' Atthur " ii by France because of the war that kkiAugust 27 in an advisory referen- ' 1 I food was scarce that guards Wel' SOalnsornittanncid ernoSramCluahlbeortt l'mc'lanet)7of 1 dum on the question of forbidding P not being paid and that others of' ::::::i-:'sale of and wine beer whisky '' ': the 5000 prisoners had fled from '' :4 the 77 candidates he indorsed et :::!?!::: !: '': i' : ' ' The vote la not binding and may the island tacked the Samish recommends :::::::::::::::-:':::::!:::::::-:----:-be or rejected by the accepted $' The eight who said they had not ::::::!:-44none ' but it is almost certain 1 ' ' 4 eaten for three days and had been :: 1941 general assembly will Wide that the Olson critics retaliated by point Camera a storm near which Cuba through Angle C''4iY) follow I ttc:: ' ' Oats Field Serves popular opinion blew them about for two days said out that some of the Olson ing :i'::::s e t ' The 1940 general assembly asked : i Helps Make they left French Guiana in two candidates were on the Semis - voters in the Democratic primary As Port canoes May 5 Reaching Trinidad list too to say "yes" or "no" on the quet-f ' ' ' 1 in a week they obtained the sailMaps to Direct Fire " United sittlicithei rEetacttioin Ri'llirtah'mo Hon of continued sale of Intosicet- boat there and sailed it to Guay Illinois Divine Zohnson liquors The vote was put in ama Puerto Rico arriving August FORT SILL Okla Aug 24 VII Only s ' 1 wide contest made hie 1 the primary rather than the gen- —Here 4 They learned in Puertn Rico where Alit U S army third ioadcast from ''dt fr Tribune Leased Wire is 0 eral election state since ' the i' Washington that Germany had occupied France 've11 I " 04 ' 4 1em how to keep the cais- Satur leo '"' ay night He has concens DE KALB DI Aug 24— A light 1 overwhelmingly Democratic with showt si and that French General Charles : 1) e sons rollin1 the artilleryalong the result that general election trated his campaign on defense de Gaulle had appealed in England airplane soared Saturday over the t - ''"4 men are putting to good use les- of his isolationist ' voting is usually very light policy but Urged for formation of French units to Albert Vodden !arm northwest of sons learned in Europe's new war the fullest poulble Two southern states are among :1 continue resistance to Germany natignal de- ' At the field artillery school tense against war '' the threeatates of the union which Malta De Kalb county The farm ''''- -' ' '''' i'A)AAAAA4------ -f ' ' 'N Held for Deportation '' have never given up their prohibi- where all new developments must Johnson has seven opponents t -I family gave It only passing at- ti:40i --:!tr T I tion status but no state in the be okehed before official adoption and faces hiss stiffest battle for '' '' They decided to attempt to reach tention until It headed downward south or elsewhere has reverted these innovations are epparent: the Democratic nomination chiefs Canada or St Pierre or Miquelon toward the silo around which It Army and navy forces joined exposition and itte of the Golden Gate exposition Saturday to prohibition after the change 1 Use of a new German-develly from John Anson Ford Lien' French islands off the Canadian fire camera of This Francisco fire a San for rapid tenant Governor Ellis E Fatter-battling picture was taken as fire trucks from that swept over the nation begin- oped wIde'entle coast and from there to go to Eng- made a steeply banked 'circle The crew? i conson and Sam Yorty all of Los undetermined San Francisco were streaking over the ning with national legalization of production of maps for fire destroyed the land to4nlist under de Gaulle plane then headed toward the oat trol beer 'in 1933 Angeles Johnson is virtually con huge California building on Treasure island Prospects that they would be field where It made a perfect bridges to the island 2 Training officers in gunnery ceded the Kansas Oklahoma and' MissisRepublican And Pro able to do so however appeared three-pol1 An ef- of all calibers landing sippi still are dry states gressive nominations unlikely here W B Thomas 3 1938 An rein in in fort increase of North to the ratio Dakota to Vodden hurried The Chief interest in the governor's family Immigration inspector ordered turn that state to prohibition horse-draw- n artillery "purge" campaign is in the as them held in county Jill pengling the spot There they discovered ' 4 Use of higher caliber guns failed sembly Contests where Democeetie a study of the case He said the that the pilot was In clergymen's In addition to the South Carolina for antitank fire members of the "econonly usual choice for immigration garb He was the Rev Kenneth vote i a referendum is planned for ' Regular emy units highly spe- omy bloc" are reelection officers here was to start proceedA Morford dropping In for a pasNovember in Arizona on the wet-dr- y cialized in their field are stationed There are 341 seeking candidates seeking ings to deport aliens to their own toral call Issue That is the only other here to serve as guinea pigs In election to the 80 assembly posts country popular expression planned for every experiment There are 48 aspirants for the Gets Audlenee this year One of the primary functions 20 Jail Terms Completed senattposts andalLforcons —The Army Navy Forces San FrancistoCrewa the school is to train competent-grisiciiiludi- nf clergymanwho The Frenchmen said they were Is every Incumbent the 15 f St in Paul's prohibition question August leaders for all field artillery units congressman The Episcopal pastor Points With Pride liberes" men who had served church only vacancy Battle Blaze Fair 1934 when they favored legal sale The was Kalb received with be Help Equipment pig" troops "guinea exists provide for the v terms in the Devil's' Island post of the late ' 157559 to 133028 The states them with practical experience in Thomas 1 their by The true visit rural hospitality To Record of Eaton of Long Beach Loss Estimated at Half Million Dollars prison but still were required to over the young pastor took off present system of licensed package adopting new techniques California has a record regisremain at the colony as was written the shops legislafield his from and by oat the Seven Years' Work head tration of 3782702 voters for the ' for a period of years ture of 1935 and has been in ef- -' Cubblion Tells film plane for another parishioner's (Continued From Page One) They were headed by Jolly Con- farm pralmtjarayndincilu36dlinieg5722R59epflultiDicamr a fect with few minor only changes C General Donald Brigadiei Sycamore stant 47 a World war veteran who The near - ' WASHINGTON since 24 UP' The fire spread quickly and and stagecoach days Mrs Doris that Cubbison Aug of told commandant Rev Mr the Morford the Touzen acted as captain and Jean Beer—the 32 variety—wu legal- school says the tendency in field of the exhibit James A Farley preparing to 43 another veteran who was de- Vodden household his flying visit a general alarm was sounded to Crenshaw director ized in 1933 it because of 1940 was the of the delayed poimoving version rural artillery gunnery Is toward env Doctor Issues leave the office of postmaster genscribed as "second captain" The bring most of the San Francisco' Appeal Surprisingly little Interest in the plification $ damage until what seemed era' on Said others were Augustin Giral Louis pastor's 'tali A century ago he city fire department apparatus sible 31 August Saturday pending ballot has been evinced the last minute "It's an art and we've been For said the calls were made by a cirFrancisco-OaklanPoulin across San d Alexander the Gregorie 'roaring that the postal service had never by voters The Association for Pro- trying to Jeay RareType Blood ' simplify it and mike to the scene Collornb Paul Yard and Emile cuit rider mounted on a horse with Removal Delayed bridge hibition Reform of more been the the and that efficient spearhead shortcuts" he explain& "We're his traveling necessities packed in CHICAGO Favre "Just give me five minutes credit belonged to the 300000 successful fight for legal liquor in willing to ucrifice some Initial new Army Navy Send Aid for 1934 Bedraggled by 17 days at sea saddle bags Later pastors utilized and Just for again point rallying she begged authorities at postal employes accuracy in order to gain time" Reed appeal Fireboats were dispatched to the more" once the ggnh rt4 T1(t CNo since leaving Puerto Rico the the horse ttnd buggy Then the In a valedictory statement Far- the wets publicly expressed con- 'A0 a tim'e they were urging her to Colonel L Lieutenant C IL on now from But automobile in the world ni island and the U S navy sent two consent Frenchmen were sighted off Fowey ht S to let salvage forces take ley said it was a great source of tceerrenstover the lack of public In- - Jones director of the gunnery girl ' 'gut Dr Rock lighthouse and coastguard- the Rev Mr Morford is convinced minesweepers and 50 men to help out an day by Wells-Farg- o believes "we now are who is stage- pride to him that in his seven years men led the sailboat to the coast the plane will be used more and The exposition company of the coach original i h It promises an intense campaign department tne original golden spike as postmaster general there was a period of marked more going hospitalg to to through take his the From U S Thirtieth pastor their here stationed base infantry guard The former I used to Inite the first transconti- not "even the slightest hint of through newspaper advertising and revision of our methods—Just as Osteopathic rural the sailboat was chorine at on parishioners the it Hunter estimated who wu "glorified" by Camp Liggett story scandal of any kind which again radio "to acquaint the voters with we did in 1917" at nental railroad si had carried them 2700 miles Promontory also island was turned out Ziegfeld is suffering from strepto is a tribute to the trust and the issue faced" Youngsters Attracted Colonel Jones points out that coccus ' Fire Chief Charles Brennan di- Utah derringers gold nuggets infection The drys on the other hand are the through the Caribbean and n 31 da workers" honesty the Ames mat other mehas indicated miners: be must "One war said European for Miss thing Reed been tic in 31 days a rected most of their efforts at mentoes has He afserted in conducting of six the subjected to quiet campaign "the necessity for revamping some a that ) pastoral calls by airplane" said the colonntde between the two transfusion every third day and mites seven years there was a net postal working mostly through their old of our When five on the observaair expired thoughts ' the flying parson "It brings the buildings and aftei a bard battle the supply of type 0 blood Undtl surplus after deduction allies the churches and temper- tion" F members of the family the fire was stopped at that point and 'Mr flames still threatened operating the international classif1cat1on0 11t1 ance organizations Irhe Rev Alcosts of nonrevenue for Angler Hooks But Falls younger she Not producing ' In unmapped ''areas the most the agreed long after that out of hiding No normal farmer's Some sections of the roof of D Betts Orangeburg Baptist bert hospital blbod bank is sufficient I services ' Fire Brennan Chief the of difficult the reported 'problem child will It to down artillery beat for Cat the Tom two were San the more Francisco To Land Big building minister is generalissimo of the Is transfusions ' I41sting some of the accomplishthe survey which leads to the Oman only creek when the pastor drops In set on fire by sparks but the fire under control A second fire on the island ments of his tenure he mentioned dry forces Ile is executive secreof construction the chart LAURINBURG N C Aug 24 out of the sky They want to be firemen chopped out the burning firing of the Federated Forces for added to the excitement It broke a reduction in the hours of labor tary which the guns and targets upon (A—Add strange fishing catches: right there and Law Enforcespots and saved the structure Temperance 44 40 to a from week extension I must be located with reasonable Vernon Daniels baited his hook of course since I have to borThe San Francisco building out In a flue of the administration of air mail service and inaugura-tion-- ment building ' a permanent structure planted his fishing pole beside the row a plane I cannot do much however suffered some damage atI be available to must Air photos bank saw exto county–stream rural callitig this way Perhaps from water and smoke Some of Thethe—opposite—side—of—the—islan it that' when the voters fire caused by an accumula- Pacific air service erection of 1500 and looked around to find en the time will come when we can its exhibits were damaged in retheir opinion on prohibition be used as the basis of the survey "O tion of grease was put out by post offices lengthening of rural press snared—a huge tom cal have diocesan planes just like the moval mail routes and issuance of "new they should not lose sight of the Camera Helps 1 attendants building cat tax problem that might arise as The last exhibit to be moved apparently familiar big induitries have planes for offiand more attractive" postage new camera is The — wideangle A light plane costs only out was the priceless WellsFargo a result of elimination of revenue got cials piscatorial tradition stamps which he said had been now being tested at the school and MOO and the upkeep is very low" collection of relics of the gold rush gained from liquor levies collectors heavily by bought to have I greatly simplified G L Automatic Iron The question to be answered appears this problem or "no" is: "yes" 6893 Value -At an altitude of 20000 feet the "Do you favor discontinuing the G E Super legal sale of intoxicating liquors camera produces a photo showing Ironing Table wines beers or other intoxicating more than 30000 square miles of Value ' 30000 From feet tetrain plcit 1 Case Rinse S800 Val beirerages and the imposition of tures i 70000 more Tribune Leased Wire than square new taxes to replace lost revenues And a new Maytag Wubeg HOLLYWOOD Cal as a result of the repeal of the miles I 1011 Aug 24— In problems affecting the artil law?" BeautifurEdna Waldron — known (Copyright by Chicago Tribune) prsTenet liquorwas All beer legalized in 1933 lery of a division these photo variously in Hollywood studios as BUENOS AMES Argentina and liquor in 1935 the state h graphs cover enough ground to 0 0000000 "the and gam girl" 24—Tbe SI DOWN-1- 111 PSI lung at ties' show the a"Mhaerroielners Rome Inewmpaper II in a pleasant community Aug Training your University positions of both the French maid"--dieWentsesxtrcess Giornale d'Italia has injected a dis- collected': $1379389661 Co Ilemer '' and I their guns targeta death Saturday of burns received o of youth under the direction of a scholarly faculty cordant note into the Argentine po- taxeaane dn ucens: els' to the state MAYTAG SHOP Another major change in the In a vain effort to save the life of g Racal situation by printing a dis426 SOUTH STATZ e00011 a small child pressed for means of courses of study at the school is see': is your greatest assurance of filling an patch from its' Buenos Aires cor- —perennially concerned the with I of reve types The Mo this weep important its Kanus Yearsld budget—lf City' respondent declaring President Ro- - balancing ons studied actress whose shapely legs helped berto M Ortiz' resignation was due nue is lost place in the modern co4petitive scheme of living do1qt 0 e" eke 0 her climb from a receptionist's job to "deep seated trouble in Argen- following a high school lead role in 40047 oe''' 2 N The calendar below could well be the "calendar of politics" tipe e 0000 "the Torchbearers" to a contract Asserting that Argentina is now re' was e ! ' e01005101 witth Hal Rtoasch likely to link up with the totaliclheaningsomt your career" Take note of these tarian axis the paper forecasts Iltaterit pilot lieht ignited the Vice President Roman o " S Castillo ' the 'fluid exploded set- will assume 4'"‘ lipnesonaed power and will aptss ws — fire her and those ting garments FALL 0 DATES' point a profascist senator Sanchez of Catherine Bowman 3 1' &rondo as minister of foreign afMiss Waldron first extinguished P fairs and "Agustin glish and Psychological Examinations Sept ' the ' flames enveloping thelittle Justo minister of the interio- r- 4 1 girl ' and then ' despite severe burns ' -N 4 exConsiderable was indignation 44 : Sept 26—Enginearing Examination te managed to put out the blaze which pressed here at what was charachad already consumed most of her terized adV as an "impertinent intrusion — of Freshmen and Special Instruction Sept own apparel - i ' affairs and a delibinto The in Good erate Argentine it oi (J r 'insult to the Argentine nae Sept 30—Registration of Sophomores and Upper Division 1 Samaritan hospital and the actress tion" e e 0 k succumbed this morning in Calit- 4' v Oct I—Regular Class Work Begins fornia hospital NEW YORK Aug 24 (IP) — The The Kansas City actress' most Natismat Broadcasting company a4 i frequent roles—thanks to the Hol- said Saturday night that both the 41011Ff f for re: lywood penchant type casting— Italian and British radios had ' ' were those of cigaret girl and ported that Adolf Hitler has left iri r Zeoole$110P111) t 1 She French maid played bit parts for his "front line headquarters" 4)1' ii Price Reg 4: for years—and practically never somewhere in France "where large e was allowed to wear a ' Allowance for IP' military operations ors taking i ' The cameras before oldradlo ik your 4 !ikirt Sra:tioe place AT LEAtilVw - i 30-fo- - t --tk"- Pastor Visits 4 Rural Flock Via Airplane t ::::::::: ::::: :::'::: for ' -:: :::: re t!:: : ' iv 100:k - - :: :' ' - - 1Z h : Field Artillery Studies New War Lessons -- - s -- s k ' - - - - A T 4 c --- -- 9 m gt Fire Destroys Host Building Fancy Praises At Goldén Gate Exposition Employes of 9 4 anti-Ols- - Postal Service e 1 — 4 SO : -- ' ' MAYTAG WetleaciersIn----the-legislature----sccuracY- of SALE LThe Coast Actress liegir43tiori for Success Rome Dispatch Dies of Burns All-Met- al Meg Irks Argentina for46995 40"or Ittnra d 0004 ' 191" 1 — a COMBINATION BARGAIN 20704'i OPENING - " 11 t chit ' 14 "14 UllIVERSITY AH — o aoso 1 o Arta and Seienosn Zducation I I Lew Orsduste Work noeiM Work- 'Extension Division II Medicine -- - ' 1111111 - $40 0 dt4 z AK 1 A i1 -- - - — Ir 411 mam 3 r - -1- 11111111111 4 6 0 01 '11 exiiiirtstm I Write for CATALOG t 7 Agaitil-Li- I I - i --- y - - - 1 1 Agdis AUDIPHONES 6 tie opolovit at -- TILIPMONIS 14 ITIL p Iti 0 b11 r 1 -- ' ' ' VOOPPN- n 4 11' 409 Medics!' 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