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Olt mwainamontomminiammal annimmILIIMIEWIMIMMonsmancomemoninamomminuanntinmilmounaitilkismemanil nithEMaildniabbOASIONdUilidbildlialtallMitillalL11131111 01111VOMM1111111111111101MalinaiilliniS Snarl WWI Ilidirriatili11011MINEMIDEIMMIAMMIllitiJL SECTION ONE AGE TWO THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER The Foremost Newspaper of The Two Carolinas THURSDAY JUNE 1939 THURSDAYJUNE 1939 rt-t-- ---v---t----t-- LigionteirmiegovinvontrAntimegsmowitglit I HOUSE SUBGROUP TO ASK CURTAILMENT OF WPA 7 ''11ffffmff s'W Itl i Or It 174 1 -Iffl' --t)71i---'erj'tt''' -14- 4 '4- I )it ABOLITION NOTH OLD TIMERS HOLD REUNION DURING UNC COMMENCEMENT guff JURIST To BE 11)111 7 or MISLEADING Jt A ir N' 'i 1 10v4A 1 i 4 I tI 't! 0 i sk 0 4 44otoksmbad Ziaiiin2WIMMMetnS ild-Mother Made Ward 04p: i -c: :11 r2e I 4 etlein Capshaw Must Show Cause Friday Why He Should Not Be Removed From Bench 4 LIMA Peru June Peruvian government today mdMay Urge a End to Theater and child-mother Lina Medina anti her infant son wards of the state: Writers' Projects Denounced The baby and his mother said by physicians to be only five: as Communistic years old were placed under the guardianship of a board of offi-: I cials to protect them from ograve: WASHINGTON June UPI lharm which might result from Informed legislators said today that uncontrolled dealings with corn- House subcommittee investigatmercial enterprises" Ignites Woman's Hat LONDON June ing the Federal relief system would recommend curtailment but not abolition of the WPA for the next fiscal year Alon's hottest June day in three Various substitutes for the pres- ears Olt degrees set fire to a t'til system had beeli proposed as twoman' hat in Hyde park to- a result of criticism of the relief: 'Say The suns rays intensified agency but it was learned that subproUgh a glass ornament sta rt- committee members felt there was 'ed the straw chapeau of l'hyllis too little time before July roctor to smoldering A by- start of the new fiscal lander snatched it from her head make such a drastic change 8 it broke into flame I IlmIcri mnrrthnre enirl 5 DroKe nun liatIM House members said however 4147r I 5 1:77 '44' i4 NC gstkt 4: 4 ett '4 46 6kroit 400 ORK June r1--7- ei NEW istrate Hulon Cashw was accused 4'4-4 'z i'Ni i ja 1: 104" --1'4aiik a maw 1 I of misleading the juray in the policy racket trial of ex-Tammany district leader James Hines and ordered today to show cause Friday why he should not be removed from the a a bench I 't'4'''' Declared by District Attorney Thomas Dewey to have been a 00 tool of Hines in the delivery of prepaid political protection tn Gangster Dutch Schultz' multi-mil lion-dollar racket Capshaw testi lied as a defense witness at Hines' trial Immediately srter the conviction of limes Mayor La Guardia de- manded the immediate removal of Uzzell of Norfolk Va Spears of Lillington the Tammany-appointed magistrate A Ward of New Bern A Long of Nianasqua Designated by the appellate diviJ Mann of Middleton McEachin of Laurinburg sion of Supreme Court as referee A Betts of Bamberg Jenkins of Siler City to take testimony and make a rec Maxey John of Laurinburg and Judge A A Seawell ommendation on Capshaw's fitness as a judge former Solicitor General Thomas Thatcher made cf "WaW A 1 6: ty' that Other fundamental changes dhi to Analyze Drink would be proposed possibly includjo: abolition of the WPA's theater BOMBAY June ing AT CHAPEL are members of the Old Stu- nationalist and writers projects Both have been andas Gandhi dents' club composed of members who were graduated from denounced ore coDgressionall arty leader who is known as an university 50 years Pgo or more They are seen at their ndhi to Analyze Drink the university 50 years go or more They are seen at their 114 4Ir Imokotmito of Monroe Mrs Francis Winston and Judge Winston of Windsor Dr Turrentine of Greensboro Mrs Turrentine and Mrs A A Seawell of Raleigh Standing left to right: Davis of Raleigh John Sprunt Hill of Durham Joyner of Raleigh Bryan of Shanghai China Judge Francis Clarkson of Raleigh a nd Charlotte in Chapel Hill Seated of Asheville A Wilson of Westminster Md Neal Easterners Fight To Keep Factories ies gress than as chief engineer of a FLAY T1ACLEISH his report May 8 Acting on this report four jus- Brooklyn bridge" ices of the appellate division issued Dr Ferguson cheif librarian show cause order for Capshaw the Brooklyn public library said' -0- the association appointed a special There were 16000 deaths from rie9c3o6rded In the Unit- eletenn it learned of tttr'hh ee apa rdovsi ps ment of Dr Herbert Putnam i tion's officers 'feel obliged to in 4------ did not say whether the Presi-I form its 14000 members of their enectmt iPetTrseidthiertet-t 1 dent had accepted the committee'sconviction that President Roosevelt I iservices but declared the associa-inominee is not qualified" 7d'e'n7 committees as media for the dissemi hemical investigation to deter-1 of me whether his favorite bever-EXP ge Is alcoholic Ile mid so today expressing "great surprise" accusation that there is six Cr cent of alcohol in nira Sint! not to he confused with the 933 United States recovery an Indian concoction FOR ROYAL Juice of the cocoanut palm shing Makes Crossing communistic propaganda (TS sIIIIT TO PIVA One legislator said it had been agreed that part of the $1447000000 requested by President' Roosevelt to finance the WPA for the coming year would be trans-I ferred to the Public Works admin! reunion supper at eommenci ieft to right: Charles A Wel of Durham George Wills CAPITAL istration for a public works pro- gram Members have mentioned S1'25000000 as the probable size of this fund although proponents of PLYMOUTH England June 7 the idea contend that would be 1-1-(A')--General John Pershingadequale Ias resting late abed when the Tepresentative Woodrum Demo Official Washington Itner Manhattan paused here to-icrat of Virginia while declining delay but an attendant said the 78- tails of the legislation said it prob But Prepared ared Awaits Ar year-old commander of the AEably would be presented to the stod the crossing "very for debate early next week at 11 a Today It was the general's 7Ist Atlantic I Ateanwhile the committee continvoyage He is on the ay to ued its investigation of the WPA ------4--- France as chairman of the Amer- Engineers who studied WPA con- STARTS ON PAGE ONI can Battle Monuments' commis struction projects in two Pennsyldon I--i fntrlf ie Irsetif01 $1n ee the royal tour in western Oi struetion projects in two Pennsylvania counties testified that reunion supper at commencement left to right: Charles A Webb of Durham George Wills Official Washington But Prepared Awaits at 11 a Today STARTS ON PAGE ONE royal tour in western New Englanders Lead Assault On Proposed RFC Loan to Finance Transfer Of Cotton Finishing Plants to South oan to lth Jittery Arrival Member Charges Roosevelt Appointee Is In Sympathy With Communists iMember Charges Roosevelt' BY JESSE formai The Observer Bureau 1230 MI Press Bldg By Leased Wire WASHINGTON June to check the of industry particularly textiles from the North to THE WINNAH! 41- STARTS ON MOE ONE the South a subcommittee of the Senate banking and Ontariajency committee today opened hearings on a bill to pro I- costs ranged from 35 to 500 per cern above an estimate of what the pri ranged from 35 to 500 per cern above an estimate of what the pri- the Motion Picture Artists Spanish aid along with sundry members of the Communist party and other fellow travelers 'Several years ago the Communist party frequently denounced Mac travelers aid along with sundry members of the Communist party and other ''Several years ago the Communist party frequently denounced Mac- Leaders Confer IBRALTAR June vate contract cost would have been eneral Auguste Nogues FU- 1 Allen Stephens one of the en- The Queen had changed again the fourth time for the day but was still wearing blue with a halo! stepped down to the red other the Reconstruction Finance corporation from making' loans for the transfer of industries from one state to an-fellow reme commander of French said a highway widening! I ense forces in northern Africa between Wilkes-Barre and ward carpet Secretary Hull moved for- and his serious face lighten- The bill originated over a request for the RFC to lend approximately1 Leish as Fascist But that was ed with a smile as he grasped the $1250000 toward construction of a ey before the new line of the present terming the lending of public 711011-i a irrived by seaplane from Moroc-i Hazleton accounted for most of the "for the purpose of moving plants! io today for an official visit to increase The WPA spent $1960611lKingsl hand firmly Mrs Ilull was $2500000 cotton finishing plant at i out of one state into another" as Communist party's strategy was dajor General William Edmund 1111 this project whereas him iti an ensemble of light Spartanburg The bill is a "pernicious" practice and warn adopted If his appointment as ronside who on 31 was $365000 would have been a)blue chiffon with matching hat sponsored by Senator Theodore Fi ing that it "establishes a most clan-librarian of Congress had been made minted inspector general of (ry high figure if the work had Owes bag and shoes Green Democrat of Rhode Island gerous and destructive back in that former period the tritish overseas forces been done by private contract For a few minute the King and and is being actively pushed by a The brief added that such mans' Communist 's press would now VATCHMEN DIDN'T WATCH Queen stood with the American large bloc of New Englanders he denouncing it with vehemence art not I constitute a "wanton ars Reach Bogota A committee investigator Georgeigm on the platform uP while ires- Proponents of the RFC curb a s()c-1 waste" of public funds but I However now that the Communist party had taken MacLeish tr) its BO(OTA Colombia June Shillito presented testimony 0 t'entations were made Then the party climbed aboard and cupied the center of the stage at tend to destroy free cnterprise and! ideological bosom there will be United States army offi- show that the City of Cleveland I the train moved out of the station today's committee hearings with! strike at "defenseless working pro-inothing but prolonged applause for ers from the Panama Canal sone' had been credited as part of its Senator Greciii terming the lending pie in one region by depriving i not more than five minutes having this appointment which sends one zrived today in three army contribution toward numerous WPA of public money for relocation cif them of their livelihood which is 'b 'red for the welcome een equt of its loyal friends into a most im- IIIM visit bers to repay a it by Gen-fprojects with the salaries it paid industry a "anifestly unsoundthen given to workers in another I at vst: tsIirirlt watohnlorl ila rwnnof 1 CIROOPS LINE I'LATI OR 11 nortint nubile nositinn rs Reach Bogota BOGOTA Colombia June 7 F)--Ten United States army offi- ers from the Panama Canal sone' ived today in three army WATCHMEN DIDN'T WATCH A committee investigator GeorgeIgmuP Shillito presented testimony to' show that the City of Cleveland I wimle had been credited as part of its Icontribution toward numerous WPAI mbers to repay a visit by Gen-1 projects with the salaries it pa id Colombian' night watchmen for the project tor stood with the American 'Y al The brief added that such loans's-- 1--'' on the platform while pros- Proponents entations were made Then the party climbed aboard and the train moved out of the station not more than five minutes having 'been required for the welcome 111100PS LINE PLATFORM large bloc of New Englanders ponents of the RFC curb oc-I curned the center of the stage t' waste' i't today's committee hearings Senator Greeii terming thlendill public pu te money for relocation of not 1 constitute a "wanton public funds but also' agxevtahi tend to destroy free cnterprise and strike at "defenseless working pro- gl pie in one region by depriving' them of their livelihood industry a "manifestly unsound then given to worker which Is in another be denouncing it with vehemence 110wever now that the Communist party had taken MacLeish tri its ideological bosom there will be nothing but prolonged applause for this appointment uhich sends one of its loyal friends into a most im- portant public position 1441 dljt h17' 'Of I 1 ral Luis Acevedo al- rmy chief Of staff General Da-I though many of them could not bel FM Stone commanding offi- found on the job of the Panama Canal depart-t Of 151 city watchmen assigned to ent headed the party which54 projects he was unable ill visit in Colombia four days to find 41 during it five-day check itt On Way to Two days Oleg he started making I al the check the Nvitn ess added Cleve- I eitY urn-1nitedlands street commissioner fired 20: Double lines of troops were on the station platform and prevented' any one from touching the train At the sound of a bugle after the and illegitimate" function of the Federal government Representative Joseph Bry-1 son of the fourth South Carolina district interposed at the invit I section I Mr Bryson contended however' that the New England plants were tration of to have been closed at any ratel royal party's departure the nation- I a and that the only hope for the con- guardsmen State troopers and and railroad police relaxed' 1 their patrol ther soldiers an o- tion of Chairman Robert Wa-r-' tier urge the committee not p- i tinuation of their operation vas' to 1 block the "logical development of the textile industry in the So th 1 ent to construct a new and more effi- plant closer to the source fl I 'It is high time that a final halt were called to this Communist pene- government" ays Nation's Librarians Will Protest McLeish PARIS June 7 guarded the route southward raw masterials NEW YORK June '7---1 in'rls ----iiki: lof the watchmen for being 'Surely this committee will not where the cotto'n 'and raw' 1'maue prediction that the na'io itates Ambassador William on Except for a brief stop a Bil fain from their posts or for sleeping make mandatory a policy which' brarians who generally are in Wild left for Le Havre today! them A check revealed Shillito to change locomotives the train was rials are grown" Senator James Byrnes out of' is in effect cant have i board the liner Normandie for I to proceed irect ly to Wash ington 'i We 'ta noisy lot" would protest the norni- i that many of the watehmenl VI neither can you' as advanced hyl visit to the United States Ile by way of Harrisburg Pa andi the city today is expected to nation of Archibald MacLeish as li-I precinct captains or xpected to see President Roose-twere Pnlitical before the subcommittee tomorrow tho ff gb it Al I brarian of Congress was made today! xpenea in i5ce rrttiurtik ZAPIPC Baltimnre MICK Ine -10gICRI oeveloPment 01 dent plant closer to the source of raw materials 1 NEW YORK June tr) the textile industry in the South where the cotton and raw mate- thin committee will not that the nation's li- rials are grown" make mandatory a policy which! brarians generally are mt Senator James Byrnes out of is in effect 'if 'we cant have nnisY lot would protest the nnmi -i Archibald the city today is expected to go! neither can you' as advanced bylnation of A MacLeish as li-I before the subcommittee tomorrow i the proponents of the bill" mr I brarian of Congress was made today! At its friendly price of a dime Boar's is a winner every time! For Boar's brewed by Krueger is twice-mellowed brewed under the same special mellowing principle that's responsible for the fine flavor aroma and sparkle of choice champagnes Krueger Brewing Company Newark New Jersey 8 01113 BEER 1 "ty only 1(154 A BOTTLE NOBLE KRUEGER BREWS eit and return late this month ward comitteemen The thousands assembled to catch trian Author Weds KINGSTREE MAIL MASHED a glimpse of the couple also melted away quickly after the departure LONDON June UNDER WHEELS OF TRAIN iSorn had climbed nn window sills vtind von liormannsthalIus- and other vantage points at the rear und von Holmannsthalkus- and other vantage points at the rear by Dr Milton James Ferguson presto express his opposition to the Bryson declared The establish- proposal I of finishing plants is the only of the American Library asso- mtion The issue 'a brought to a cli-i remaining link which the South! I have the highest respeet for max some time ago it be-' i needs in the textile industry which! to MacLelsh as a poet said DrI hi but I should no more! mann- think of am librarian of Con' it re- advanc- look- ad- ad- iociicE ir OF: ninEIMMaINAMIIMIN 40Pt? '1 7UA 4ots 11-1E WAY I FEEL I COULD STAPT ONE MYSELF A A OLSENLET'S 60 'THERE'S A RIOT tiMIZZ Z11 '1 4 4 pikg pf A 4 a pitt airor LSE' 7 a a I fr -N11 4 vow 4 41? 0 u'lme InaL In" 1-(1L naahas definitely come to the South KINGSTREE June approved a loan to the Golding stay ian-born author and represen- 't tn witness the reception but none It is folly tn continue grow ing the cotton in tho South manu When the mail clerk on Train 75 Brothers company York' tive here of an American TIMM- heard the words exchanged between city for construction of a finish-1 facturing it there then sending i put oft two mail pouches for Kings- el firm today married Lady! the royal pair and Secretary Hull North tn be finished and then re tree Tuesday one of the pouches ing plant at Spartanburg Charg-1 lizabeth Paget who was train-! he King and Queen and the Sec- turning again to the South to on this train for Kngs- ig that it ould mean the closing! earer to Queen Elizabeth at hed made lip retary and his wife planned to con- was caught beneath the train of plants at Southbridge and Slur- sold Ironation She is 22 years old! tree Untie their conversation briefly nd the second daughter of the and badly mangled the contents aboard the train tonight and to re bridge Mass the New Eglanders "The textile industry is advanc arquess of Anglesey being scattered as far as i ume alters! rter breakfa-st vi rouslrotested and carried ing a Depot six miles south of here due due Washington gton about 10 The train their cause directly tn RFC Chair- in the South and we re look was ing intn the future with it" he ad in Czech Broadcasts A small fragment of the pouch WaS man Jesse Jones and President a ded "Proponents of this bill take picked up there Barden A stale department spnkestran Roosevelt Final approval of the backward view when they chargi KATOWICE Poland June A agent here attended the loan was su sequently Fuspendedi said later that Hull greeted the that the industry is overcrowded Katowice radio station salvaging of the mail and cent his royal visitors with these tvords: and nothing has been heard of it egan today to broadcast daily representative along the tracks to "Your Majesties: since All inquiries regarding it ''Enactment of this bill will meat nguage apparently intended that thousands of workers in tho ews bulletins in the Czech Salters Depot Train 75 also de- eln behalf of the government and have been met at the RFC withl stony silence South will be deprived rf possible livers a pouch here from Train 54 people of the United Stales I have jobs In my own district I have Czech listeners in the Ger good cond which was delivered i- the honor and pleasure of extending A mass of support has been mn-I great many people on WPA likhe an protectorate across the fron- tion to you our warmest welcome All blized in favor of Senator Green's! at the chance of getting er vat will jump bill The Rhode Island textile assn-lw" i State Opens Monday are delighted with your visit The 2 as Drug Smugglers RALEIGH June People of my cnuntry in the most elation opened the fight today hyl jobs in such textile ndustries hope this committee will not stane genuine spirit of cord the way of this advance" iality hospi- filing a brief with the committeel 800 persons are expected to in LE HAVRE France June tality and friendliness have every Monday for the 26th sum- isossvessosesssoseftotowsoowssess 4P) French narcotics agents oeare to makbel your slay a thor! FARMER POSTS WARNING 1 flier session at State college rk in in conjunction with ughly enjnya one" Queen to the President and First Register Mayer said today tmerican police tonight arrest-i Aft meeting the members' two men as alleged will start Tuesday To Queen Elizabeth Mrs Hull! e- -1 COTTON IS UNDER GRASS said: of the royal party Mr and Mrs "your Majesty: Roosevelt a seized 17 kilind Roosevelt will lead the way outside SHREVEPORT La June 'rams (about 37 pounds) of nar- MORE ABOUT '1t is a great honor for me to where a special guard of honor will Rain and more rain has been the otics valued at 800000 francs I be drawn up I weather schedule in the lower Nils- $20800) The men are Roland NEUTRALITY Secret meet you" ary and Mrs Hull occupied! While all stand at the entrance aissippi valley Yesterday a motor- tellenger and Arthur Poursin eornartments marine band will play the Brit-1 1st reported this sign on a Louis- loth French and both employed STARTS ON l'AGE ONE wit a sitting room! isi A in the royal train national 1 I an mei wan na lona anthems emsl iana plantation: ''Please keep off 7 the French line 1 and in the park a short distance the cotton crop is wr no- tten --4-- West Virginia U'ClUld WI! i Ed SnIng-t011 veve away a booming 2I-gun salute will derneath" ate Confirms Noble into the bill the same arms embar! wa ss be fired in honor of the arrival of WASHINGTON June Provisions now in present law) Awaiting Royal Guests the head of another state I Just Off The Press he senate confirmed late today Representative Fish Republican of DOWN THE AVENUE A New World Mop Nev York also lost on a motion WASHINGTON June Then will begin the procession to nomination la Ed vard tie 1 to strike from he measure a sec- and Queen are coming to i which Washingtonians by the thous- With a copy of our new Map of roble of Connecticut to be l'n tion which Fish said would "give Wt1 tomorrow and ashingto is an forward ands have been looking orv a er Secretary of Commerce The! nt re 000 aithe given any President" the dazzling grandeur of official Preside more power than that ad: to make them welcome with With the King and the President re sou you can st hich pays $1a the world before sealed together in one limousine and the world at a glance and better ear recently was created by This section would authorize the Pageantry and the loud friendly INIrs Roosevelt and the Queen in understand the news dispatches Chief Executive to define combat acclaim of countless plain folks second preceded by motorcycle of-1 about NvOrld affairs Even a brief zones from yhich American ships ts-ho can't forget their story-book and followed by cavalry study of this map and of the corn-Immigration Probe and citizens could be barred days i tanks and field artillery the parade mercial and geographic data printHAVANA June de- Fish contended that the President For Genrge VI of Great Britain to the White House will be beguni ed on the reverse side will be to and for full information on could say "in a case where Italy and and his Queen Elizabeth President Ten of the army's new "flying fort-I the average person a revelation as le Jewish immigration proh-lEngland were at war that Italy was Roosevelt and many another drop- res4ps and 42 smaller planes will to how little he really knows about 'm was voiced in the house ()Ca combat are and England was not" Ped see that their be darting overhead the world This large map is 21 epresentatives today as an aft-1 38hour stay Is one Of unbroken! All the way to the White House by 28 inches and is printed in five It- tsaa I tYnt I I enjoyment Idle Ah nartv will rass between two no- nlorg on dnrlo minor It vhniri Ast 4 tsgt refusal of the line party Wilt pass between two un- eors on durable paper It should came known that the RFC had has definitely come to the South approved a loan to the GoldIng! stay It is folly to continue York! ing the cotton In tho South Brothers company City for construction of a finish-1 facturing it there then sending North to be finished and then ing plant at Spartanburg Charg-1 turning again to the South to be ing that it would mean the closing! of plants at Southbridge and Slur- sold bridge Mass the New Eglanders "The textile industry is vigorously protested and camel ing in the South and we are their cause directly to RFC Chair- ing intn the future with it he man Jesse Jones and President tog in a a their cause directly tn RFC Chair- the South nd we re man Jesse Jones and President ing intn the future with it" he Roosevelt Final approval of the dad' Proponent of this bill take backward view when they charge loan was su: sequently suspendedi that the industry is overcrowded and nothing has been heard of iti since All inquiries regarding it 'Enactment of this bill Nvill mean have been met at the RFC with' that thousands of workers in the stony silence South will be deprived of possible A mas of upport ha been mn-I jobs In my own district I have ss blind in favor of Senator Green's great many people on WPA ho bill The Rhode Island textile asso will jump at the chance of getting elation opened the fight today byl jobs in such textile industries Fling a brief with the committeeope this committee will not stand in the way of this advance" fti so THE ION-MA WI IS BEGINNIN6 T0 PST! WHV DON'T c)t) WISE OLSEN AND (JON it PE6ULA05 TAKE NE I EAT KEL106615 ALL-BRAN FOR8REAKFAST EVERY PAY AND I'M RE6ULAR AS 'THE YOU THINK ALARM 80X No OCR Two46 IT'S my OLD l'IZOUBLE 4EEMS To HELP IT FOR LON6 NO CLICH Two46 IT'S MY OLD TIZOUBLE CONSTIPATION SEEMS TO HELP IT FOP LONG IT WOULD HELP MO HELP MO al 1r- C4 rt HE YEAR'S MEDAL 0 THE MOST EFFICIENT' MOON THE FORCE 0 ENLIST HERE FOR THE "REGULARS" People are changing their ideas about con stipation instead of enduring it hr5t and trying to it afterward millions of modern people cue arc now preventing it They are keepitrg regular with a crisp breakfast Kellogg's All-Bran So crn(hy can you if your constatin the com mon to ipo i lad( of la the Just eat A1111ran every hulk daY with tnilk or cream and drink plenty of water Made by Kellogg's in Battle Creek iw---- I 1 411 iopoloort 4 et 4 0 i IP ir 0 1 1 ss al1" st'' 4: 01 8 ''-14q i 0 ores 0 0 414 1 0 a 0 0) 0 1 sopijommmar 11 1 has PIA lip "REGit'efillbilloAit' con 'k --0- It wittillith znis r) toipeinatiottl' icnusrtche it teencluring it hr5t and I SOMETIME LATER- A NEW MAN marct rnillio 1HE YEAR'S MEDAL 10 THE MOST EFFICIENT' constipationAl13 00 0 11101: oea -e I r13 i 44'1' 1 J) (et sit They 47 1" '''s 4111S0 s'''' crn (') a crumb A it it'l oft 't' At 1 can You if )i- -4 'a '3 i n1 on kind-Ctit 1 (4 it thran Jut ea cr 5 t'l 171 "ulk 4Nrn1411dk or crea AllBran An the tn and e'erY day I bY Kelic rihk Plent i 1 "11 i i 5 Jgg 3 In Bat 1 t) slatcr Creek i--1 -01 't ko A 1 i J100b I 1 iiimmika0-- lat( 41100 0 i 0 8 are if3 0 '1 CI i I i 0 11 0 A II et IIIP CA rmath to the gov- MORE ABOUT ment to admit 90 refugees Meankvhile hundreds of thousands broken lines of soldiers bluejackets! be in every home And office Every 6 i board the liner St Louis THIRD TERM ashingtonians and visitors from And marines standing at a rigid teacher And every student should all points of the compass were readylpresent arms Various arios service bands have a copy Send for your map to- nges Mind On Royalty to strive for a glimpse Of the royal STARTS ON nt GE ONE visitors been assigned to play along day Enclose ten cents to cover cost route not only as the proces- and handling MILWAUKEE Ione 7-0)-- Six months of Nvorried pass but all morning while thwaukce sociali a st ma or in full in its next Issue at an end offici al looked at he 1 th row ds re th A raor rmg the MIN" Mr Roosevelt 1 alternate ttnion jacks and American antel IV Man who once crietill ill il And the crow'ds: Poirce estimate Usti: THIS COUPON ith isn OA 0 Ca et NA 11) Itpoll ((wing nag foniig Pennsylvania Avenue to hell with Kings I stand wi perha ps 500000 will he cram- Itari things to saw co I nnec ed with rechecked their nrrancements for The Char lotte Ohttemer working man" bas changedi piled hchind tightly drawn cables ntion Sureati Is mind about royalty and will Pn'I'I'' police protection and announced i Senator Milkier Democrat of on the sidewalks or watching if rom FrInfnera ietterir Hasktn nirrrinr honorary chairman i 1th a suggestion still of hopefuli 'e windows Sents at such win- D' ommittee I'hiell will nelvninc! I'lln It Pl'l lets ness that everything uppr was ready' "I tried to draw hurt out mn his ar trrthiffiz inchoos a lot (lows cost anywhere from St to $10 i enelose herewith TEN CFNTS in rown I ti Olav and Cronn hit House the Washing coi estretiny trapped in oarerl for toihirit t01111 mtentionst but there it A AHRIvAL At th rincesa Martha of Norway a copy of the MAP OF THE WORLD was nothing doing The royal couple is scheduled inn diplomatic corps will he wait- Illwaukee June 20 11Pr NlinllY Maverick or san arrive At II oclock n(101111101 ied II1V Ill Invut the royal couple thon --tot-- ergs Alter Ship Route Aoloni Tex a fornwr member of from the Canadian border by secr A e- will follow inforal hehron at- Nm ae the I h11Qe WaS askrrt fnr his VINVS la ry Hull and a IlsiOpt inn by the King and Queen BOSTON June tho Hurd trim (111rstmn And tee from the State departnirnt At thy rul'ilndlislq 1nt-1 his "114' ilnd Street or tlinal lionte ince of icebergs farther sou11 rcHed: I ri ion suitirft Hull 'yin uscr1 them members or th ttoospvilt finniv A I hart at any time in the last to "1 Ilnids Im 12A lit thP fwirlh hrt ron rinuhlo 11 irc cf rmirmes t() blt or sighl-rewg bt' ears I hat y'c Hydro- ierin Ind I I in agdmq the tho preFidential rectrown room Mr And 1 gdh city -raphic Office to advise trans-111Ni term I There President and Nli' Roe Heti pally At lbe ernba'zy tiantie skipping teday to shill' Ile rrrritrtrd 410t Chtrt Vv It ill he att-tititiz their ittrivol and a 110r 0-tner rit ihm WhItn I 0 nc to the s(uolielannusi 0 Nk i11 orrt only Ti f(trtttartt of A te hitt Ittl ro I Inn: cnire'rie the day i 11411e miles below the for the 1)11 Democratic (-Art rutty rrhe A rerl befnro hp Icft for the reylt Thrv till 11r- on i nal tout irnnail'il 5 the city vill' rrcent the King an the night at the lioure Oh 411w lit It.
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