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here that this crisis, like many In the
past, will blow over. 1t is pointed out
that the Austro-G German customs union
has not been completed yet, that it will
take at least another three months be-
fore the treaty can be finally drafted
and. when this is done 1t must be rati-
fed by the German Reichstag, which
will not meet until next october.
During these months much can be
done 10 ease the situation. The ma
chinery of the League of Nations and
possibly The Hague tribunal win be
set in motion and, unless France acts
hastily, the situataion may be settled
without any damage to the peace Of
Europe.
The United States, while not involved
in any way in this new European row,
is watching carefully these new develop
ments and through its representatives
abroad is ready to help with friendly
and disinterested advice.
Copyright, 1879
ISSUE PUT UP TO ROME.
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NINE KILLED IN BURMA.
Other Rebels Wounded or Captured iA
Clashes.

RANGOON, Burma, March ~ [H.-
The whirr Of bullets and the patter OF
rapid-f1re guns were heard once more
today in the Insein district, along th0
road to Mandalay, where Burmese rebels
fought with police and Sepoys.
In one fight police killed eight rebels
and wounded seven. Another party Of
Punjabs captured "a rebels after skir-
mish. In the Tharawaddy district vile
layers resisting rebel attack killed one
and wounded three raiders.
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CierEa Gets Gold Medal.

MADRID, March W GP1.-Juan de la
Cierva, inventor Of the Cierva' autogiro
airplane, was awarded a#gold medal
today as q symbol of SpainS apprecia-
ton for his inventive genius.
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CLASHES CONTINUE.
Toll Of Dead Put at $50 and Injured
at 1000.

CAwNPORE, United Provinces, In
dia, March 81 lP)-Sporadic commu-
nal clashes persisted In Cawnpore and
hereabout today, with Hindus, still en-
ragged at Moslem non-participation In
carrying the fight to the Mohamme-
dan centers.
Estimates today on the number Of
dead reached $50. More than 1000
persons have been injured.
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BURKE WILL FIGHT
! EXTRACTION MOVE
Gan3ster Admits Being in
Chicago a Week Before
His Capture.
CONTINUED from First Page.)

also Is believed to have led the gang
which robbed the National Bank Of
Peru, Ind, october 10, 1929, obtaining
$4,000 in loot and wounding two.
MAY RARE GANG SECRETS.
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GRAND NATIONAL 'CHASE
is TAKEN BY GRAKLE
AS EASTER HERO FALLS

CONTINUED From First page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-27
NAVAL PACT HITCH
IN PARIS DISTURBS
OFFICIALDOM HERE

CONTINUED From First page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-27
VAN DUZER NAMED
TRAFFIC DIRECTOR
UNDER REORGANIZATION

CONTINUED from First Page
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Continued From First Page.l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-25
Prof. Boyle Of Cornell

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miserable wk<m Eh@ &n&s ah1r
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NOW CO o. wITH The STORY
CHAPTER XIX
ELLEN WALLACE broke q rel
IL and bzttersd T. I talked With
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her nephew They're going 20 lsf
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Milford chronicle., 1931-01-23
bird; Mabel Tucker, Greenwood

third; Mabel Tucker, Greenwood
fourth.
Timothy, r. l.. Tucker, Greenwood
first; Mabel Tucker, Greenwood, sec
ond A. f. Davidson, New Castle,
third; Carl Tucker, Greenwood,
fourth.
Soybcans. w. W. Caulk, Dover,
first; Carl Tucker, Greenwood, sec
ond; r, l.. Tucker, Greenwood, third:
Mabel Tucker, Greenwood, fourth.
Netch, Mabel Tucker, Greenwood,
first; Carl Tucker, Greenwood, sec
Ond; r. l.. Tucker, Greenwood, third.
Red clover, r. l.. Tucker, Green
wood, first; Carl Tucker, Greenwood,
second; Mabel Tucker, Greenwood,
third.
William Hopkins, of Lewes. won
the State championship in corn
growing in the boys and girls class
with his entry Of ten ears and re-
ceived the silver cup awarded by the
Delaware State Grange. He also
captured the championship of Sus-
sex county.
Paul Kitchens, of Newark, won the
New Castle county championship in
the boys and girls corn growing
class, and Howard Anderson, of
carried off the champion
ship of Kent county.
Milford chronicle., 1931-01-23
OAKLEY

The Oakley Church had its reop
ening service on Sunday afternoon
January 4, with quite a few of the
members attending.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sizemore left Tues
day for Maryland where he will
take up his former job Mrs. Size
more will be remembered as Miss
Grace Webb.
Mrs. Will Banning spent Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Ward
Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Short, Jr., and
two children spent Sunday after
noon with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Short.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wisseman
and son Gideon, also Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Wisseman and two children
have returned home after spending
two weeks with friends and rela-
tives in Maryland, Pennsylvania and
Ohio. They reported having a fine
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Webb and fam
lily entertained on Friday evening,
Mrs. NJ. A. Webb and son Harry,
Mrs. Sizemore, Mrs. Ora Wagner
and Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall Jerrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Short enter
tanned on Sunday evening, Miss Jen-
Milford chronicle., 1931-01-23
SENATOR TOWNSEND
URGES LEVY ON OLEO
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[COHiiHncd from FirH Pdge1
cept to his own family table without
compensation, who shall add to or
mix with such oleomargarine any
substance which causes such oleo-
margine to be yellow in color, shall
be held to be a manufacturer within
the meaning Of the law"
Section Six of the bill provides
that all oleOmargarine, except oleo-
margarine exported as authorized by
Section IS, shall be packed by the
manufacturer in one-quarter, one
half, one. two, three, four or five
mound packages not before used for
that purpose.
1t is also provided that there
shall be assessed and collected tax
at the rate of one-fourth of one
cent per pound. to be paid by the
manufacturer, except that such tax
shall be ten cents per pound on oleo-
yellow in color.
Senator Townsend said that the
bill was endorsed by the American
Farm Bureau Federation, National
Milk Federation, The
National Grange, and the American
Association Of Creamery Butter
Manufacturers.
Milford chronicle., 1931-01-23
CRYSTAL FOUNT
LODGE PAYS VISIT
TOSMYRNALODGE
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tor Of the Milford NJ. e. church
made the address of the evening, one
that appealed to every Odd Fellow
present.
The affair was held in the New
Century Club rooms to accommodate
the many visitors from all parts of
the State
The ladies of the Rebecca Lodge
had charge of the refreshments that
were served at the close of the meet
ing.
Those attending from Milford, in
cluded: Samuel Berlin, Clarence
Jester, Paris Kirby, Cornelius Will
kins, James Cannon, Jr, Jehu Davis.
John Jester, Rosco Galloway, Geo.
Swain, Leroy Stevenson, Frank Har-
der Harvey Swain, Marshall Ben
son, john Jewell Jas. J. Smith, Jas.
w. Cannon, Geo. r. Bennett, Albert
Num- and Noble Grand Clarence
Lynch.
Crystal Fount degree team will
confer the second degree in full
form for Chosen Friends Lodge No.
80, l. o. o. F., at Harrington. on
Thursday evening, January 20, at s
o'clock.