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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10
HELP WANTED---FEhlALE

wANTED-5 cigar packers, 80 cigar
rollers. Is bunch makers. Apply Porto
Rican cigar Factory. 37s Ridgeley st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10

.HALPERN Storage Warehouse Co.
Warehousemen, Movers and Shippers;
143 Fayette st Telephone 1S1S-W
and 766, Perth Amboy. n. j.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10
"=%=:: Classified Advertising
LOST N FOUND

FOUND-Automobile casing owner may
have same by proving property and
paying for advertisement. DR.. G. w.
Fithian, 266 High st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10
SHOE REPAIRING

THE WORLD shoe Repairing and
Shoe Shining Parlors, best Of work
and all Guaranteed at reasonable
prices. NJ. Lupone. 433 State st.
SHOE Repairing, all work guaranteed;
also new shoes of best qualities and
standard makes. S. Goldsmith. 1877
Fayette st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10
EUNOZ ANDERSON co. - Storage
warehouse; heavy trucking. Tel. $50.

.gOGELS general auto trucking; NOV
ing and hauling of all descriptions;
Kill Road. adjoining Atlantic Terra
Gotta. Phone 932 ~Tottenville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10

UANTED-Girl or woman for general
housework; three in family. Mrs. M
Goldman, 1872 Market st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10

GIRLS WANTED. Naseline Works,
Chesebrough Mfg. Co.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10

PRESSERS. experienced and learners
On ladies' shirt waists: good pay,
steady work. Perth Afnboy Mfg; Co,
$50 New Brunswick Avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10

YOUNG Girl to assist with h0usework.
Mrs. Levine, 1853 Lewis Street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10
TAXI SERVICE, ETC.

TAXI 1910; Burns Bros; closed carst
Iervice that la different.
OLDEST TAXI service In the cry.
Phone as; also motorcycles and ao-
cessories. Chris Johnson, 1913 Ne"
Brunswick Ave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10
SITUATIONS WANTED


DYEING to match your sample clean
ing, repairing men and women's
clothing, Phone 1858. Fishkin Bros,
500 state st. 1876 n. Brunswick Ave.
MIKHAELY CSETB. Merchant Tailor:
cleaning, repairing. dyeirg and press-
ing. 426 State Street, Perth Amboy.
N. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10

LOST-Brown Alligator skin pocket
book containing chauffeur's license
made out to a A.Harry Levine. tlnd-
err can keen money. Please return
TO Harry Goldberg's Junk Yard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10

GIRL for light housekeeping, 81 Brigh-
ton Avenue. downstairs, phone 537-W
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10

WEDDING Ring found. Inquire De-
troit Window Cleaning CO., 447 New
Brunswick Avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10

] HAVE a customer for a tract of and
20 to SO acres. on or near trolley or
bus line; owners having lands to dis
pose of can secure immediate cash
- customer by giving full particulars.
Call, write or phone SS2-W. Nielsen,
176 New Brunswick Ave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10

DESIRABLE residence on State ST. six
rooms, all modern improvements, to
quick buyer for $1,000, easy terms.
Alpern & Co., Raritan Bldg. Two
family house IN South First St, low
err fiat has steam heat, upper has part
improvements; cheap at $500, on
easy terms. Alpern & Co. Raritan
Bldg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-21
News Of Fifty Years Ago
UHrom Richmond Dispatch. August 81. 1900

Tho anti.rorter radicals have organized a
club and that is about all they did at the
meeting last night. The officers are: Rush
burgess, president; Thomas Lucas. vice presi-
dent: j. j. Undcrhiil. second vice president: i.
j. Arnold. secretary; X. j.. Iiobson. treasurer;
Zen Scott. sergeant alarms. Tho club will
hold a meeting Monday night
Tho aurora borcalis AS Witnessed Mt Hot
Springs by large crowd somcth e
grand. Among those who Witnessed and en-
ioyed it from the hotel 1T the Hot was Cen
cral II. IL. Lee
The chesapeake and Ohio Railroad will soon
have several hundred Cinnamon at work on
the extension building, so it Is said.
General Bc;ruregard. Of Louisiana, and Cen
cral Gordon, of Georgia, are at tho White
Sulphur Springs.
The track on the charlottesville and Fred
cksburE Railroad has been laid for dis
lance OF fifteen miles.
AT Wythevile an egg has been found with
the word war" plainly written upon the
white.
william johnson, OF Nansomond County, in
attempting to save his son from drowning.
himself drowned. The WAS saved by
others
The corn crops of Rockbrdgc, Botctourt and
Roanoke Counties are the greatest overland
those counties have long been famous for corn.
Judge Brooks yesterday ut Raleigh dis
charged all of the prisoners brought before
him. finding absolutely nothing against them.
Josiah Turner was among those discharged. y
rule issued ngainst KIRK to show cause
why attachment should not DO issued
a2ans; him for not making Il suficcnt return.
prisoners" to Judge Pearson. who Will hear
them next week.
Raleigh is arranging to give Josiah Turner
grand reception with paradcs. brass bands
hack to that city from his homo in Orange
County.
General Robert T.. Lee is at Hot Springs be-
ing treated for rheumatism
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-21

To the Editor of Tho Times Dispatch:
Stiff the American people would pull to-
n,tle that IS hnlnaniy possible which might not
asccndcncy which may not be theirs except at
as important classes. seems Just az sordid and
unfair for capital to do the same thing. and
class, because sO' to 90 So IS TO follow the way Of
least resistance or for political advantage,
Wha, is needed along al lines OF American
endeavor is harmony OF pnrpose and ma, equal nan
shnn To- BE- an Antriean President. rne conntry,
tho flag the Constitution. and The traditions OF
our country are dear TO every American worthy
nations debts are paid by direct tax or by i'm
port duties. the consumer Is and VIII always
haps this principle will be recognized: That
wherever upon the earth the facilities for pro-
and IT can be and is produced for the least
money. there the people Of the earth may go
and buy it without let or hindrancc. lut that
would he the millennium.
presidsntai election the partisan talk. the
platform and the large amounts OF money. that
ply that American President has power to
make the nations laws Tho people should
has been allowed Ia grow until the danger Of
it exceeds all other dangers combined. We
apparent to every nan that LITTLE Ivy l!ttlc our
nT as jif he 'ng rs
Imperialism Is daily growing stronger we
pedestal and treated him with a Difference
which no other democratic nation dreams OF.
suppose = politic mass meeting with q pres
idental candidate the speaker, which is really
most imposing. the candidate or the audience?
There are many Americans with no selfish am
hilton to satisfy. Re is hut one. Higher than
they in no other way than that he stands upon
= raised platform. Every one knows that the
league OF nations idea selnshly plaEria-
riscd. Had tho real author been tho cmissary.
he might well have been had not Anne len n
traditions hcen held chcnply, there would
have been conflict between il and our Con :
sti;ution and the treaty would have been rati-
fed HARRY BLAIR.
Kenbridge, Va August 49, 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-21
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
ANSWER CRITICISM AIMED
AT CHAPPAWAMSIC SWAMP
Highway Commission Admits Itond
Is Had, bur Seek Ia Kennedy


Members of the highway Commits
sion yesterday replied to criticism OF
"" highway between Richmond and
Washington running through Chap
iAwainSic swamp which freely has
been made OF late because OF the al
most impossible condition OF n mart
OF the road which recently has been
constructed.
Officials OF tho department, admit
the road is bad. but declare every
thing, possible 10 being done to rem
cdy the condition. William +. Cooke.
Assistant Highway Commissioner.
SAID the road would be in pascal! e
condition had IL not been for the al
most inccsscnt rains or the past sew
eral weeks.
Construction or the road Is ncccs-
Shriiy DIRT. the highway at this point
traVcrsing y swamp and being built
up several feet. II recently has been
widencd from ten 10 twenty four fect
ana the rains have made the new dirt
y mass OF mud.
Nothing can be done by tho High
way Commission other than TO station
teams along tho road 10 haul out any
automobiles which might he stuck.
me commission asks that any case OF
men demanding payment for hauling
travellers over tho bad road he re-
ported. so that action may he taken.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-21
PREPARE FOR RECEPTION
OF GOTH DIVISION MEN
Mrs. G. L. w. Kern Leads Corps
us General Chairman-O,hcr
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Chalrncn for the entertainment and
reception of the men OF the Eightic,h
division who will hold their first re-
union here in September wcro an
pointed at 4 meeting of tho enter
tainmcnt ana reception committee. OF
which Mrs. q. II. w. Kern IL general
chairman. yesterday in the jefferson
Hotel.
Foliowng are those selected to
serve: Mrs, j. Allison Hodges, recou-
zen n. Mrs; H. ); Myers; Jr.; ,ransaor-
Ing: Mrs. Everett Townsend Hornor.
decoration: Mrs. John Bauer, rcfrcsh
ments; Mrs. J. *. bowman, treasurer.
ahn Mrs William j. Judd. secretary.
inciudc picnic at Camp Ice on Sat
urday afternoon, September L. and
the following, chairinen OF tho com
inittee have been chosen TO proviIo
lunch Tor the various units ut their
old headquarters In Camp lee sDc-
cial provision having been made 10
nave these chairmcn and their com
OF the visiting veterans:
Mrs. Robert Hudson. chairman. tho
ihsth Infantry brigade. composed OF
lie Womans Club Mrs +. n. Mott
and Mrs. Frank I'errandini. co-chair-
man. lG0th brigade. composed OF the
;n',h and "2oth Infantry; Mrs. George
" - ~ sNHp'iSVi, CHAIRMAN, lDDth
Artillery. brigade. composed OF tho
sl3th. 18th and 3l5th Field Artii-
lcry: Wnman's Auxiliary OF tho Rich
mpnd Light Infantry Blues. Mrs Wil-
liam l.. Mathews. chairman 3iath
3lith and 3l5th Machine Gun Com
pAntcS; Woman's BENEFIT Association
Mrs William II. O'Nci!i, assisted rs.
INC following women: Mrs. b. II
'IhoinpSon, Mrs. IL. Mcsscrschmidt
Mrs IL Grubbs. Mrs. u. Allen Ain
mons. Mrs. w -. Strasscr. Mrs "
H. Annie and Mrs. Laws. Supply Trair,
ana d1'th Engineers; Highland Park
Committee. Mrs. X Addison Lewis nni
MRS. y. W. Drpin. co-chairmln. 3h5,h
Amnunition Train and i;ightieth
Mintary Police Company; Mrs Lam
ncnla Dashicll, chairman. Elghticth
iicadTuartcrs Miss Louie Mi!lh!ser
CHAIRMAN. 3l7th Ambulance COMPANY:
Mrs. John Bauer, 3lSth and 32Oth
Hih puiancr Companies. ana Mrs. Her
bert :. Dalton. aiSth Ambu,auce Com,
pany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-21
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Catching Cold ia the Skin.
Copyright. 1870. by Nat ional Newspaper Service

Dear folks who have borne up patiently UNI
a asr my Constant harpng ON the satchng cold
wanna give tho devil his due. When anybody
knowledge tho corn.
v, on at least ono occasion l have asserted
there is no such thing as taking cold in the
eonndisn SsnsS OF the words Indeed n"yS
, u, as.-weil good many things folks like
ton nave holly maintained chat the rest Of
,nS Mo ria Is all wrong and l am MI righ,-a
, ton Nov wish TO enter one or two ex-
ing, however, That This viii not be deemed 10
ons sha aro am as ss,'ng 'sr admitted with
out quibpie. here in this column, that chap
may skn Fiat wns Se q c
ever eve: publicly conceded so much to the fossils
chest st Chappiing is very superficial cold and
fossils little s sa,isfa MsMneF' % gives the
NOw going ns,s step further am prepared to
deeply settled in the skin. a disease state al,
rectly caused by exposure to cold or cold and
sons too much codded asains, such exposure.
Fr9stbitten ears, nose. checks. fingers. toes
as ,akins u bad cold.
ch ro hs ha ai may recall the description
out on "a, park bench in .hs cold and wet to
Gus other similar experiments on himself With
s such disappointing results that he concluded
dangers OF exposure.
wei. anothcr German investigator is np-
parently trying TO strike back at this intrepid
man. In Munchener mediznschc Wochen-
Schrift for April lG. 1920, II. Schade (appropri-
atcly namcd) declares that the skin is the
main defense against cold. though strangely
enough. he says. we scarcely speak OF
taking cold in the skin. lie then goes to
point out that the first effect OF cold the
skin inanifests itself on the vasomotor nerves
which control the surface circulation. twc'vc
known this in America for fifteen years at
German medical scientist to learn what We
doughty condition of the tissues after exposure
ternpts to lead to the notion that this stiT
and doughty state affects the cells OF the It's
sues and has to do with "cntarrhar' conditions.
Schadc makes this jump in logic nitnbly
enough, hut 1t isn't done that way in America.
IL we spring to anything here IL is arms.
Questions and Answers.
Now They're Araban.--What are Arab!an
bees? Is the beverage made with them harm
full? It is this: Put one pint Of bees. add
ono tablespoonful OF sugar. tcaspoonful
OF molasscs. one quart OF water Let stand
and add n teaspoonful OF sugar every day for
one week. then drain or the liquor and drink
after three four weeks. MRS. u. A.
Answcr.-tSo- called bees" hitchcd up with
come foreign namc to give the desirable Gle
nent OF mystery, wild impure yeasts.
The beverages prepared Herewith pretty
crude liquor. intoxicating and rank, but IL
YOU believe every old woman who likes n
quiet nip, good for whatever happens to all
YOU. same as the regular booze OF depart cd
days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-21
Two Minutes Of Optimism.
The Diet of Doors.
ny HERMAN D. STITCH

There is stretch Of country on the Atlantic
coast where by day the sun beats down
sweep everything before them Numerically
rarely II ever does rain fall. When it does
The land supports neither humans nor ami
mas and there is scarcely amy vegetation.
riti!eSs elements ride triumphant and defy in
vaSion. with no prospect OF its ever beni:
Into this God forsaken spot n group of
scientists went 10 make observations OF plant
sibly find IT 'oS
And after they had made their observations
the party carefully scooped up Il large shovel
ini OF ar sand in the center of which was n
sturdy little green plant which somehow or
other had survived its environment and even
thrived through II all.
This plant and It's earth he painst ale ipr,,
trinnhsnlan,ed in his dollhouse and tended TO il
ANA tlen very curious and amazing thnE
happened 49,"
Instead of nourishinG and growing to greater
size ana strength. IL began to fade
n2y ey day and IN spite of everything did
And after while. the plant tina, had con-
du9red drought ana dcluEe, and hlistcring heat
h hiir Shiiiing blasts apparently DIED OF
Al of which goes to show that sometime, a
.Nso-why the business man Who is w y.iS
For the thing that keeps men alive and CO.
ing is the constant conflict with men and is
sues the struggle to retain old business, the
unnucnchable desire to become a greater and
,ar .sr , ana stu greater factor in tho partcu-
1t il n Gangerous thing when a man iunps
IRON, IRON, inc hciShts or activity and competition
vivc the fall '" e''e' re" sur
Ma Many "a an smnioye thinks Of his employer: III
OF my life" If he ala. he would be Tho nn
easiest man in the world ~
continually fight. think keep on the uu- vivc
and swallow other such pills that seem r un
right, 1920. op'~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-21
APPROVE APPLICATIONS
FOR MANY OPEM-TOP CARS
Use Rolling stock Ia Haul Essential,
Matcrlnin ON Work OF Grcnfcst
Importance,

Special applications for omen ton
cars with which TO haul essential
materials on work Of the greatest i'm
p9rtancc are being approved by the
HB! ma state Highway Commission.
but to date the Intcrstato Commnrcn,
COMMISSION has not taken action on
any or the requests. The highway
commission has approved about two
roHeh such REQUESTS for cars. all cf-
,1E's 70 nave blanket exceptions to
inc embargo have failed
Que TO the fact that the embargo on
open top freight cars for uses other
man hauling coal has been extended
which has been planned by the com
MISSION and by private onterprises in
Lslchmond practically has been aban-
uohSd 4 Is said. Tho condition. it is
prculctcd, VIII make tho greatest
boom in building circles here next
spring. however. that has cvor been
experienced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-21
EXPECT $4,000 TO ARRIVE
WEEKLY At ELLIS ISLAND
Steamship Lines Report 1000, 900
Applications for Passage to
America
my Associated prcse. /

NEw YORK, August 2O.-At leas,
25,oo0 immigrants II week arc cx-
Rseted soon, TO begin passing. throug h
lS'is Island. according 10 Frederick
a. Wallis. immigration commissioners.
today. Steamship companies have
reported, he said. that the Incoming
tide for the next few years will be
limited only by the capacity OF tho
west pound ships.
Italian steamship lines" said tho
commissioner shave reported that
there are ut least 1000. COS Italian ap-
plicants for passage to America, and
the Jewish Shelterng Society has
made arrangements to receive 900
jews n week. There Is also an UNI
precedented rush of German appli-
cnnts for passage"
In preparation for this resuscita-
ton or Immigration. Commissioner
Wallis said II completes reorsaniza-
ton OF the island is under way, and
that hundreds OF additional en-
ployecs Will be added to take care
OF the rush. Among other changes
will be the elimination OF the old
system of keeping the inComcrs be-
hind high iron gratings during the
examination for admission. and an
"honor system" allowing the immi-
grants the freedom OF tho spacious
walks, will be Instituted. he said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-21
PANAMA CANAL RESERVOIRS
TESTED BY LONG DROUGHT
Steam Instead or Water Power Used
To Operate Luck and Tow
Ing McrhanIsns.

immense reservoirs which supply tho
locks OF the Panama Canal have Just
passed through drought period
which has sharply tested their AIDE
nuacy. The current issue OF the Ca
nal Zone Record. official gazette Of
the zone, reports that for seven
months and eleven days not "a drop
OF water passed over the spillways OF
the Gatuu Lake.
steam instead OF water power was
used Ia operate the lock and towing
mcchanis'ns. and the water shortage
became a distinct threat 20 navigl-
ton.
On July &c tho water level in Gatun
Lake had risen as - result Of June
rains SO that the spillway.i could be
opened again for short periods. II
has been found that the operation
OF the locks requires tho Withdrawal
OF $500, 100000 cubic feet OF water
from the lake each month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-21
A Daily Once-Over.
Think or Your '-.nr.-cr.
by J. J. NIUNDY.

Mr. Neglcctful Husband. do you realize what
temptation you are forcing upon your wife
20 become Interested in something aside from
you and your home?
If you do not give your wife any OF your
,he or your attention. how can you expect
that she VIII not seek something interesting
TO her outside.
Naturally, if she is good women she will
hot seelS the society of amy other than
yourself, but she may minsle more in mixed
CROWDS and there are always men who try
console tho lonely woman whose husband is
known to show her little attention.
Such men do not need encouragement to
cause them to become annoying and their rep
utntions arc such that to see woman talking
with the frequently Is to ut least start some
whisperinSs OF evil nature.
suppose your wife should become talked
about without any evil intent on her part
would you not be directly responsible ac-
count of your actions?
light " ~
some consideration.
You may be laying tho foundation for future
serious trouble ana sorrow.-Copyright, 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-21
VIRGINIA is IN THIRD
ARMY CORPS AREA
Major General AdcIbcrt CrOnkhItc
VIII Command, with Iiradtuur-
tcrs at Fort McIicnry.


WASlll NOTION. August :0.-Th.
War Department. in announcing to-
day the state groups composing the
army corps areas established. In ac-
cordance with the provisions Of the
new army bill, and the headquarters
OF each area designated the follow
ing:
Third corps area. to embrace the
states OF pcnnsylvania Maryland.
Wig mia and the District of co!um-
bia; headquarters at Fort MclIcnry,
baltimore. The Headquarters VIII be
temporarily at baltimore until space
Is available at Fort Mclicnry.
Fourth corps To embrace the states
OF North Carolina, South Carolina.
Georgia. Florida. Alabama. Tcnncs-
see. Mississippi. Arkansas and Louisi-
ana; headquarters at Fort Mci'hcr-
son. Ga. The headquarters Will be
temporarily at Charleston, ). G., an
~ space is available at Fort Me
phcrsOn.
Major-Gcneral Adclbcrt Cronkh!tc
VIII command the third corps, while
Major-General John Il. Morrison VIII
command the fourth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-21
TO MY FRIEND.

This column, devoted to lighter things,
ls suspended today out OF respect to the
memory OF my very dcnr friend and CO.
worker, Colonel Charles H. HnsbroOE, editor
and general manager OF The Times Dis
patch.
The death OF Colonel Hasbroo< has re-
moved from the national newspaper field n
unique figure OF the best Journnlism; Vfr-
Einin hns lost n sturdy champion OF Its best
interests; RtchnOnd Inns given into the
Keeping of the Infinite ono of its best cIti-
zcns.
For nearly quarter of century the
colonel Ind been my good and constant
friend, and to give this days space to n
feeble tribute OF esteem Is the Impulse of
ncrcr-faIlinE admiration OF hIs lOvabie
qualities.
He wns ncwsparcrmnn. and he WINS
gentleman. lie died ms he lived, working
to the last. his profession HIS one anxiety,
n very Prince OF the Fourth Estate.
HENRY EDWARD WARNER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-21
ROADS OUT OF RICHMOND
ARE WET, SOFT AND MUDDY
Continued IthIns Play Havoc With
Dirt Sections OF State
IiiShways

Except that IL is muddy and wet in
places. the Richmond Washington
highway Is reported as being good by
me Richmond branch OF the United
states Weather Bureau. The new MI
al the south end OF Chappaw vans lc
swamp IL in good condition, though a
little muddy from recent rains.
me greater part of the Richmond
Clarksvlllc highway is in good condi-
t!oN' although little muddy from re-
cent rains The Richmond -Charlottcs
vile highway Is fairly good, except
Tor the section between Mon,prllcr
anu Louisa. which Is muddy and
ronS h, especially between Montpc!Ier
and Cuckoo. where grading is under
way.
The dirt section from Richmond TO
oh'Skahoininy River les in fairly good
CONDITION on the Richmond-OId Point
ROAD. All other dirt sections arc Wet,
Soit and muddy. The highway on the
Nvcf Road tsouth) Is fair TO Curics
Nrck. ana thence little rough in
places TO Wade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-21
WHAT WOULD KOREANS DO
WITH AMERICAN SOLONS?
thnrnrtrrlZes M Absurd Ncport Thn,
tobErrssmrn Are 10 lie
Detained in East


WASHINGTON. August 90 -rn3lol
repotts from Tokyo that a plot 10
h"id tho party or American Con
Rrrssincn now visiting tho Far EaSr
when IT arrived in Korea md bcrn
uhoarthed. were characterized todaN
ny kiusic kimm. chairman OF tho
MORGAN commission as "aunih ~.
Groundless Japanese fabrIcatinn'
NO sane or even insam" korrap
would dream OF holding tho Aucrt-
can congressional party" MIR EiUt-,
declared not only because Of -
absuc'ity OF such action. hut bcc.tttn
IN" Dreams are extremely anNioifa
at ia time to gain the sympn,l,,
ana moral support OF the outside
world what was planned. he Fnijl
was 10 present memorial 10 ttl.
rnrty, md he Iuoter! dispatches 10
Japhn"hc vcrnacnlar cwSpapcrs az
dcrStood In Tokyo