Show - - a X Stmilay Morning - -! C'hm - 11 in Reverse English! Ore s Cheerto' 5 y rem -- I -' - - 1 - Nanking8- 'Fate ti- 1 ' 1 ' - Depends on i of Britain 1 If i Vichy Oi7derg Neli Reg: For Fretich Bank System Decree Places All Private HOUS-C- i Under National Supervision Treasury to Control Credit Policy - i ! LONDON July 5 (A))Alexander (Alec) Bell an irnperturbable Scot who looked like John Bull and Copyright by the New York Times 5—One of the most revolutionary reforms yet Petain the initiated government will appear in a law to bar by 1 1 thought like lightning diedSatur published Sunday establishing a new regime for the bankingxro- 1 daycredited with introducing the fession -- t : I !' 4 Famous Detective Introduce id Advanced Methods 1 - Glenn Babb I 'NEW YORK July 5 (The Salt 71 Scodali'd Yard Crime Probe r Sticetmlbs 4 1 - 11-Iiia- t ropr7gratimonwoorwrl 1 1 tm i ": ' Mon " ! pmwoemengt - - 4 : tarts' Fifth - 1 - ur- 'e-se- Salt gake Treibunt Trbe 4 - vIcmr July study of criminsa 'psychology and The banking system is to be Special News Sen other advanced method s of detecwar in China goes into Pe tion to Scotland Yard organized—as have been other inLis 'fifth year Monday with a de 4 54 his of the At at death vt!: dustries and professions—in acage cision apparently no nearer than at Bell was head Of the C I D the cordance with the new type of c any time since that 'sultry night of renowend criminal investigation it N order but it the same July 7 1937 when the first shots '5 department During 30 years on the corporative sterns old Marco Polo bridge west time law the solved force he provides: metropolitan 'police et relying signaled the start of more -- than 50 Major cases (1) That private banks will be Japan's efforts to conquer her huge NO one was farther from the fieof the neighbor tion type detective in appearance placed under the control ' Since :wars two only of Bank and France the Napoleon Seldom treasury He a wore Bell than gun have reached the four-yemark IT° him a gre0 part of his worIc (2) That 'the credit policy of that of 1914-1- 8 and the American !was as routine asthough he were private banks shall be govern' war between the states Both end41 a corner grocer ed early In the managed HI looked like a corner grocer ment lions are that the war in the Orient In an interview accorded Sat"' was He He 'too and short chubby wnt outlast them had an Aberdeen accent of es- urday to the Paris Solt Finance 'Its fourth year brought little thicicness So innocent Minister Marcel Bouthillier said 1 itraordinary stalemate hang In the military was his appear- that individual activity would be and t uriirnpressil4a 4 al ': t t" 71: I1 that has penisted for nearly three ' ance that he sometimes was re- restrained as little It' as possible - years 4 ) s'' ' The zone of Japanese cc 0 " strained by rookie policemen from but that under the new regime it 1 clipation has extended a little here I t entering theacene of a crime would be necessary both for the contracted a little there But the 4'4' Bell rose from the ranks of the government to insure protection terrible cost In life and wealth has :metropolitan police The Dartmoor of investors and to direct credit ' cnntinued at an unchecked pace was bombs like these some of which weigh' Ground crewmen of thOBritish It Somewhere many proper England lu mutiny in 19321made him famouk in such away as to conform filth ' Perhaps half kmillion more lives and of blasted 2000 the Prison mutinieCin Britain are rare the interest of the nation Bremen that of some new their shown are air superports great force pounds loading royal billions of :Rimiest natty more and when Bel l! dug up informaInvasion as on the well as before bomber tho bombs Into racks of a the ports Hamburg giant long range yen and Chinese yuan' have been Alon which caught the ringleaders Protects Small Houses ottlded to the total which make French coast and Get- the take-o- f t for a raid on German-hel- d ' territory a national hero became he One aim he said would be to this one of the costliest and most He was a detective sergeant at protect local banks and prevent " )‘ wars of all tragic was soon :time the but promoted their failing under the complete ' V S- Aids China 4o inspector 41 an inspector he in- domination of the larger banking n vestigated the tnurder of Frederlik 4institutions i 'Il'he year has been rich In po- iJoho Bryant kine of his classic In general as they are being lltical developments bearing on the cases of detectlon now professional orChina war dragging it ever closer organized His evidence Was found he said committees are emto the point where It may be ganization :"because it had to be there" It powered to fix the regulations merged into one great world conwas so good that it convinced Char- for the but the bankflict The United States pledged (Continued from rage One) lotte Bryant of: poisoning her hus- ing law professionfrom to all-othe practice aid to Britain is pledged IT departs on the band in a also' to aid China in increasing Ity Kirke L Simpoom shore observers watched thestiength is far above that of early by establishing over the banking ROME July 5 UM—Detention:of Dorset moorslonelyhe cottage the one was of ' measure spring because of her own and an American consular clerk tor few :women tb be hanged in Eng- committee of six members a tribombers fly out to attack Salt Lake Tribune Special I umvirate which will be composed The year just closing opened with productions heavy raids - News Service The coastal command in day- - American of the president of the banking trance and the Netherlands Berlin have not been con-lig- ht four days in San Vittore prisolint land upon feim Bell turned the In last years attackl with fighter escorts ternplated because of the short Milan was disciosed Saturday Wrtth and their eastern empires committee the governor of the Wore that Jai) a is ionsidering bucihis talentsto the detectiot of scored direct hits upon a German nights this time of year The his release by to of France and the director open laidr authorities wsInvitingly Japanese n h extension of Tterritorial ' et shop operators His appearanCe Bank of the treasury Penetration eThat changed' the ierx which Would cut off the Rus- vessel of about 4000 tons off the R A F is loathe to 'risk its most who refused toItalian( he tell Why Fte was him aided frequently This control it was obole Japanese outlook The Belgian coast the 'air ministry powerful weapons in raids which Adivostok from said and also greeted with joy by these traudki- aims to insure that theexplained the coast would necessitate three or four jailed "China Incident" became more than Van port of saw who in hint Ibusiness shall be "held at banking The consular clerk Raymond lent stock dealers ever an embarrassment a deter American war eupplies may be of southern Norway setting fire hours of flying in twiliight or the disa but not detective distinguished of the superior interests rent to more profitable adventures taken as an indlcation that the to docks and shipping at Hauge- dawn when the big ships would Hall of New York arrested rather another! citizen position for !a ripe of the country" sod In Japan demands for Its Tokyo governme" t is 'leaning to- - Blind and to a factory and the be prey to German fighters July 1 Ninety mite s after fleecing waterfront at Kristiansand been have Thus the speedy "liquidation" rose to a Ward active bombings Defines Profession The night attack was against directed at ports and industrial arrest his wife returned from sevsteps11 to aid :Germany clamor steady I But the Hinddent" is far from ISLAND MACKINAC Mich The law defines the profession It seems a fair deducticin hew- - torient as well as Brest the Ger- and military targets well within eral days in the country lot submarine bass there being range during the five to six hours him gone and appealed to Antif- July 5 district or- - of banker and requires all pmcliquidation and General Chiang evert that the exigence of Japan's man an objective Other flights were of darkness The aim is to make lean authorities 's armies unconquered ganizations of B'nai B'rith con- - tieing it to Join the professional undisclosed policy deciin-- at lost fight great but a battles hundred $300000 for war relief association as against after The minister of fiCherbourg useless railway yards northern an Europe ' Milan police told Consul Lester tributed to the Abbeville and industrial tar- vision base for years to come and refugee ald in 12 countries pance will pet a minimum sum grimly on keeping the greater part sion with regard L Schnare who inquired that it'ay during the past 18 months Philip for a capitalization and will onlof Japans military strength tied war cart bit stated In three words gets in Germany's Rhineland and cripple German-controllAn official British tabulation ln industry : Up in a profitless conflict y! Klutznick Omaha president of dain a form for the publication-ot ' at a time when the Rus- as to Hairs whereabou4 that "wait and see For the moment at least her the war of attrition' against the sian War is believed straining it was no information It as not M- District Grand lodge No 6 re- - periodical balance sheets Establishes New Biwa: A government direct- - German luftwaffe showed 206 to the utmost commissioner ileY 1 tn Sehnare asked at the prison it- ported Saturda$' I The fourth year saw Japan es ry In the faces otflaunting ber axis mates nazi 'aircraft destroyed since the self that beAlsçovereit Hall Was I tablish: her air force In base offensive 'in Berlin and Rome's flet refusal start of the large-stal- e from which It to impletnent- - het tripartite pact sweeps June 16 !4Z held there 'Incommunicado Trench Indo-Chiceuld hammer at the Burma road with action against It LISIIIIL: :It was Thfr Brilsh acknowledged the American embassy had sent The 210001 She! brought Thailand under her that which led Tokyo statesmen loss of 15'of their planes over the a note to the foreign office to draw' same the She of and denied period to the novel procedure sought 1 int reaching stoutly : il ' Netherlands gently requesting an investigation East Indies Into her a gray decision-4athen putting German claims that the British After Setinare found flail was VI had lost 315 1aIrcraft in the period It Into cold Storage undisclosed e'tgreater east Asia : i npriere" and lien diplomacy failed 5 (VP)--Ta BERLIN with loss of sent July eight planes prison a second only withdrew with only thinly veiled MI Bid TIm D N B news agency said Satto the luftwaffe ernHaU and other 'consular --iI Threats that she would be back— The campaign is conceived to urday that German bombers in a Presumably Japan intends to do leave Italy by 114 must ployes other with weapons on for two attack and hit of The perhaps nothing importance accomplish surprise major Cyprus objectives Berlin-Rome I She axis the present Onel reason may be first is to deliver a series of crush- heavily damaged two British mer- 14 under a government order par joined the in a treaty which In effect warned that Tokyo knowil much about chant ships Friday night ing blows at German-organiz- ed alleling a similar order for expilf! the United States that should resources and resourcefulness and German-directe- d Air reconnaissance had shown a sion of Italian consular staffs in industry ts America intervene In either the than does Berlin I "Japan has been and communications in northern large number of merchantmen in the United States war or she Oriental the a European long Europe The second is a war of the harbor at Famagusta' D N B as arrestk Asked why Hall dealing with Molcow for ----- IIL'Ould be In both:- time and Is quitelwell aware that attrition against t h e fighter said and the surprise raid was fascists said they had no Informi A sequel was a steady Increase' In even if Germany tivrests control of strength of the luftwaffe a tion They reminded correspondi accordingly United States aid to China a loan White Russia thedUkraine and the strength which the nazis must planned bombe caused widespread ents however that Italy was AilHeavy '' Of $50000000 and President Roosare to com- destruction of military objectives war and that under such circuit' Leningrad region1 Russia gun will have intact if eielrs assurance that China fight- have sufficient manpower and war plete an invasionthey D N B said with all German planes stances "any foreigntr might haP of Britain ' ' ing the battle against aggtession Industry resources: east of the Urals 13 to be arrested" n's bomber returning to base Although 1(TiTainless pen Amermore factor in would get still' to make her a poncleious help' i SIthe big ' (p) - ' Iran 'Stee! Irriirt planes are promised and en Idle Far Ent NteetChest' been Amer: ran has the ' doubt giliminatesS0 that given Nor ' Couragement ' Tokyoi space for licrew-heaciiCan airmen to enlist under war will increase Japa' frosim foods!" !iili nese difficulties iniChine It surely rehlang's banners or (0 4: it V The outcome of the China war has removed the last possibility i kl!'11 ! 41V-1I 0 thoughtful students agree of serious frictionilbetween Chinese 1141 OC:tibigtb"""''77 '4'0111 !! I! 0:011 t now almost entirely on the nationalists and the powerful Chl111111101 F—ro)7449 4r ' rk -' k 1 issue of the other great war 11 nese communist elements ) 4 t 7 I A? Britain falls there Is little chance Revolt y 411111i-4- i Hope Fades i) : that China can hold out much longv re----' er If the United States is in- IThereof was a time when Tokyo t '' 1114Way Presto) Shoat 'a Tolved In one war she probably agents 'sought f bepefully to prolvill be involved in both If there mote that discord Their dream vab 110414 14 i ::yr is a victory these observers be of Anternal disintegration In China vielieve it will be the common is now shattered completely -' Tz one or the other of the I There are reascins to doubt that tory of : world-widusee of the 1 two aggregations S Japan will move ta restrict fulness of lirladivoetok unless she is powers now taking shape '' "4' Crisper ieepo ready to fight Rttesla's Far Eastern j forces4 liAgetables!treeht" A nazi-Fin-n attempt already is ! ' under Way to squeeze Russia out of ‘01'" 1111111bleb- - ""Vegotabli Bin rl Into sea outlet her only untied pro ted for -the Atlantic at Murmansk In adr dition axis force' are threatening dry storage!" -""ze her approaches le the MediterraI nean via the BleXic sea 'The red 47 forces are driveni out of both the Murmansk area end the Ukraine k - bargah Russia In sowhatever remainal-oE viet' hands will i have only Far 1 sea outletkto the world Eastern 0 take 'tribune - k i July 6 1911 ee ! and an assistant will be lished on all district professional committees and they Will report to the minister of finances on all it questions on which to desires formation i 4 Victims of Sub Attack Iteac1i::::1'i London :$ ar - t -- Efth-year'Indic- a- !' 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American Red disclosed that two nurses were still mining but said- NIVII are not alarmed because in the confusion there is possibility they are all right" Wearing Red Cross 'Esid forms five of the nine nurses : brought here told how- their boat sank in the rough seasbovr 11 American marines en rout" tor duty at the American embassy took-- -' care of them and how therwer"seared to death" by the sea battle they fitnessed g J - e :-- (I -- 1 11' 1 -- : t so-cal- led - Is w v d Caul tio Marks RAF :Raids Lille Steel Plants Italians Petah U S Consul's Japan iktand Nazi IResistance Increases Clerk in Prison on! - : ut - - con-titter- - ed I 14-i-is - - f Toy Torpedo Child in Chicago CHICAGO July 5' (INS)--E- it ing into a toy torpedo 'which shill mistook for candy Marl3ris Austin 4 died Saturday in Engltwood hoe tINS)--Nation- al Eal-shek- : - nerl-sovi- et ed the pital several hours After the Ind dent The right side of the child's face was torn away‘ bythe nil? f Germans Raid Cyprus Base na nd he 4 i p t n it Mon I id l 11111"111 of-tid- (it:te notas al 0 ftTIIffJJflhi frIVEI k so-V- iet s 1 ' 1 o - WtZ vo -- I i tiro Es ritai q I I Gen--Or- al iet sr 1 I de-Pen- p ds ---- r--------- : i 7 --"'''' nd Leonard "Feature Challenge F Chart' you can compare the ?1 magnificent new Leonard with t any other refrigerator you care to name-e- nd actually PROVE for yourself that Leonard give :: N 1 4- - - 'oj Now--in lust 10 minutee-y- oe can end all uncertainty about which refrigerator gives yom most for your money! 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