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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-22
RAIL REORGANIZATION
BILL GIVEN PRESIDENT
House Passes Administration Must
Measure.


WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.-The
railroad reorganization bill, another
measure on the Administration
must" list. today was sent to the
White House when the House agreed
TO minor Senate amendments in the
bill
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DODRILL men
ADD TO LEAD
IN DERBY RACE
Pastor Far Out in Front in
Merry Chase for That
Topper.
DERBY STANDING

Also Rams with more than 100 vOtes)-
Howard NJ Meyer, Vincent d. Vincent
Charles (Chuck) Virgins. DR.. Walter
Neukom and Merle Sidener.
The Washington times., 1935-11-04
Times
Table
TODAY

ALL DAY-Washington Auto
mobile Show, Wardman Park Ex-
hibit Hall.
ALL DAY-Automobile show
General Motors, Ballroom, May
flower Hotel. e.
10:30-12:30 P.M.-Meeting Of
the Morning Group, the District
of Columbia Chapter Of the Amer.
ican Red Cross, organization Of
two new classes in Home Hygiene
and Care of the Sick at the Chap
ter House, 1880 E st. N. w. CThey
meet also on Wednesday morning
at same time.)
4:30 P.M.-Meeting, the Dupont
Circle Citizens Association in the
Pan-American room, Mayflowe1
Hotel.
200 P.M.-Card Party, Our
Flag Chapter of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution, Carlton
Hotel.
TOO PM. - Dinner, Business
and Professional Women'S Club
Mayflower Hotel.
800 P.M.-Meeting, Tau Beta
Phi Sorority, Mayflower Hotel.
800 P.M.-Meeting, Treasury
Unit, American Legion Auxiliary,
Mayflower Hotel.
800 P.M.-Meeting, the Michi'
gan Park Citizens Association,
Bunker Hill School. Guest, Captain
Marks, of Twelfth precinct.
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THR0NGS VIEW
1936M0DELSAT
AUTO SHOW

Crowds of eager motorists and
would-be motorists, continue TO
day to flock to the Sixteenth
Annual Automobile Show at Cal
vert Hall, Calvert Street North
west opposite the shoreham Ho
tel.
Open from IL a. m. to II p: m,
the show, which is sponsored oy
the washington Automotive TRACE
Association, promises to rival any
Of other years. q,
In the $4,000 feet Of space al
lowed him, Manager Rlcnaro
Murphy provided a regal setting
for the 1885 cars.
In the cars themselves comfort
Is the most important factor
though notable changes are to De
found also in the frontrend de-
signs. In every car there has been
some revision of the hood and
fender lines. The curving V radt'
ator grill is found in all the new
cars and bumpers are now con
sidered one of the most impor'
tant parts of a car.
Body sills have been almost en-
tirely eliminated and the car floor
and the running board are now
almost on a level, giving pas
sengers just one short step to the
ground.
Seats are wider and the new
lighting systems have been
worked out to promote safety and
comfort in night driving. Hy'
draulic brakes are in almost all
Of the new models.
Most of the new cars have
hydraulic brakes. While the speed
has not been materially increased,
ease in operation has been en-
phasiZed.
Women come in for their share
Of car comfort. some Of the little
roadsters have spacious compart'
ments in the rear large enough
to hold groceries and luggage.
Rumble seats are larger and
more comfortable. Mirrors are on
level with the eyes and some OF
the cars have makeup compart'
ments near the wheel so Madame
can powder her nose without tax
ing her eyes from the road. The
newest colors are burnt rust and
silver gray.
The following cars are on ex.
hiblt:
Auburn, Buick, Cadillac, Chev'
rolet, Chrysler, Cord, DeSoto
Dodge, Ford, Graham, Hudson
Lincoln, LaSalle, Nash, Oldsmo
bile, Packard, Pierce-Arrow, Ter
raplane and Studebaker.
The show will continue through
the week and until II o'clock Sat
urday night.
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TOMORROW

All Day - Automobile Show,
General Motors, Mayflower Hotel
Ali Day-WaShjngton Automo'
bile Show, Wardman Park Exhibit
Hall.
1890 P.M-Luncheon, Wash
ington Association of Credit Men,
Inc, Raleigh Hotel.
800 P.M.-Meeting, Columbia
Heights Citizens Association, AS
sembly Hall of the Fourth Pres.
byterian Church, Thirteenth and
Fairmont Streets.
800 PM.-Meeting, Botanical
Society of washington, Assembly
Hall of Cosmos Club.
8:15-12 P.M.-Card Party
Benefit of Osiris Relief Fund
under the auspices of ways and
Means Committee, at Joppa Hall,
1909 Ninth st. N. w. Prizes
refreshments.
1000 P.M.-Supper Dance, Gov.
ernment Printing office Execu'
tives, Wardman Park Hotel.
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Policeman Gets Lea
Cut in Street FiqhI

Robert L. Manning, Second
precinct detective, was at George
Washington Hospital today
under treatment for serious cuts
inflicted on his left leg by a
knife in the hands of a colored
man early yesterday.
According to police, Manning,
attempted to stop a fight among
q group of colored men at Yer
mont Avenue and U Street. One
Of them, Charles Brown, colored,
81, of the 1900 block of Girard
st. N. W., unsheathed a knife
while lying on the sidewalk, po.
lice say, and slashed the de-
tective's left leg.
The Washington times., 1935-11-04
VANDERBILTS SEPARATE

Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr, and
his bride Of II months have sep
arated.
He and the beautiful Helen Var
ner Vanderbilt, of Clarksburg, w.
Va, his third wife, met at the
Shoreham Hotel here a few days
ago to discuss plans for divorce.
Mrs. Vanderbilt, the daughter of
the late DR.. Harvey Warner and
Mrs. Warner, has been living with
her mother in Clarksburg since
The Washington times., 1935-11-04
BOY STABBED IN HOLDUP

Suffering from three stab
wounds in the back, 12.year-old
william Decker, 816 Seventh st.
N. E., was in a serious condition
today at Casualty Hospital.
He was stabbed late yesterday
by a colored boy while walking
with three other children in the
900 block H st. N. E.
According to the story told po-
lice, the injured boy with George
Robert, IL, Of 814 Seventh st. N.
The Washington times., 1935-11-04
Identity Of Slain Boy
Puzzles Indiana Police

WHITING, Ind, Nov. 4 G.N.SJ
Identity of a 15-year-old boy, at.
tackled, beaten on the head, and
left to die on the shore of Lake
Michigan, remained a mystery to.
day as police sought his moronic
slayer.
The youths body was found on
a lonely stretch of beach yester'
day. He was clad in faded blue
overalls, a blue shirt, and sneak
erS. There were no clues to his
identity in his clothing.
The Washington times., 1935-11-04

E., and two girls were going to the
home Of one Of the girls to play
dominoes. They we're accosted by
two colored boys who attempted
to take the dominoeS from young
Decker. In the scuffle that fol-
lowed, the lad was stabbed.
The boy rushed home. His
father, John Decker, salesman for
milling company, took him to
the hospital.
The two colored boys, who es-
capped, are being sought by police.
The Washington times., 1935-11-04

July. They were married in Wash
ington January 5, 1895, and are
well known here.
Young Vanderbilt was formerly
married to Rachel Littleton, of
Chattanooga, Tenn. They were
divorced in 1927 after seven years
of marriage.
His second wife, whom he mar.
ried in 1923, was the former Mrs.
Mary Weir Logan, Chicago di-
yorcee.
The Washington times., 1935-11-04
Woman, 1O4, Enjoys
Her AirpIane Trip

SELINGSGROVE, Pa, Nov. 4.
Mrs. Rachel Trowbridge, central
Pennsylvania oldest living woman
resident, celebrated her 104th
birthday yesterday by taking a
spin through the skies in an air
plane. "It was great" Mrs. Trow-
bridge declared as she left the air.
port.
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S A PS

TO ADVERT1SERS-Es al appear
ing in this column is listed in The Times
Swap Bureau directory for sixty days
free Of charge Your Swap" ad will
receive q special rate Of seven days for
the price OF five and four days for the
cost OF three. Call RI-555l
POOLROOM-For cash or trade fer car
or truck 110l English-Av.
BODY and fender repairing and painting.
for auto radio. WARREN BODY SHOP,
1872 w. New York-St.
BICYCLE-Good condition. 81. See eleYa-
tor boy Peoples Bank Bldg
LIGHT CAR for equity 1888 Terraplane 8
Sedan. 8O2 Oliver-av.
WILL trade Hawaiian guitar and lessons
for used car or Austin. Box L-3036.
PAINTING and decorating for light car or
shot gun. DR-3554-M.
CASH for home wood working machinery.
paint spray. K-402l. Times.
AUTOMOBILES repaired at your nome
allows you cheaper price Cash or
DR-5543.
CHIROPRACTIC adjustments in exchange
for, Al plumbing. Lock Box SO, Indpls.,
Ind.
TO TRADERS-If YOU can not nno
what YOU desire In the ads in this
column. call the Swap Counter. RI-5551
and we will attempt to arrange a trade
for YOU from Swaps advertisements pre-
viousy published There Is no charge
for this service
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54 Auto Loans
LEGAL NOTICES

SERVICE TRUCK. 2-ton. serial No.
25-M l32 engine No. 106-751A. will be
sold for storage amounting to $40, Aug.
/, at 10 a. m. JOS. D. VITTETON. $500
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ILLINOIS. N. 1916. APT. 4-Cheerful
room for ! or >. private home: walking
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r E N TAILS
Is Furnished Rooms

$50 TO 50 WEEK Clean sleeping rooms
and pOrches- go n. Alabama.
s3-DELAwARE. N. 14O7-LarEe. cool
room. cood bed: private entrance; close
in. RI-9267.
CARROLLTON 1555-First floor room: sun
porch. private bath: separate entrance
RI-4736.
CENTRAL. 29O2- Lovely. cool room; small
porch, hot water or ? employed.
DELAWARE. n. 200l-Lovely. cool; fur
nished or unfurnished room: private
home. Reasonable. TA-045S.
ILLINOIS. n. 624. APT. Clean. COM
Portable room. constant hot water
gentleman preferred. LI-7073
ILLINOIS n. isOs-Large clean room.
overstufed. 50. Also garage. $3.50 mo.
HA-3203-J.
ILLINOIS. N. 1sO7-Attractiye. cool room'
constant hot water: suitable l or ?; ga
rage. Reasonable.
ILLINOIS. N, l446. APT. 4-Cheeriul
room for ! or >. private home: walking
distance. LI-6623-
KEYSTONE. sos. N.-Sleeping room. nicely
furnished. clean. COOL kitchen privileges.
Employed people.
MADISON. 2I2e-NICE. COOL, SLEEPING
ROOM. CONVENIENT LOCATION.
ORIENTAL. n. 2o-Front room. cross ven-
tilauon. hot water private entrance
nice yard
PENNSYLVANIA lass N.-Room with priv.
bath. with twin beds: 1 with sleeping
porch
Sleeping or Housekeeping. Adults. 81
PENNSYLVANIA. N 22O4-Airy front
room. near bath. private home; near
transportation; phone.
sTATION-ST 303s-Clean. pleasant room.
widows home. couple or lady. Home
privileges.
SUTHERLAND. 52O-Master bedroom: in
sulsted; l or : genItllSe-m.ssno: garage: near
Central car line HE-SS96.
TALBC--. n. 24i9--Attractive. airy room.
C. ,: constant hot water: near trans
portation: reasonable TA-s633.
s2ND E. 42S-Cool clean room / or ?
girls: So 50: PRIVILEGES: Central car
ToDGNG-l5c. BEDS CSC: shower bath
free. 2sis S. Ilinois-st. third floor.
FOR RENT-To or : Young men: priv
ate home: g~~age 3SoS Central-Av.
1QyELY P osn r sataGs ST. fSG cor
Woodruff Place CH-4249.
NEWLY furnished room. modern; shady
porch. or ?; meals optional lilo
CLINTON HOTEL. % virginia-av.-Clean,
newly decorated rooms. 81. 81. Also
Housekeeping rooms
SHARE rs lovely North sioe Apartment;
or VeEt room very reasonable. Ia
ooso-
l. Hotels
HOTEL la E New York-moderr. out
side rooms: 81 up; y SO. from postofhee.
HOTEL FREDERICK-s5s z Washington
s.: clean rooms. $50 week and up. Run
ming water; tubs; showers.
WASHINGTON w. 3S9-Housekeeping
rooms - so. So SO; sleeping rooms. Sis;
phone: privileges.
Seminole Hotel gao s20,,J N Ala 41s,., a.;
peopleI We want transient business Live
here for 81 day. Clean. respectable
HOTEL ANTLERS
Oners sn comforts. Ultra modern note
SERVICE as low as So day: $40 week
$50 Meridian LI-2ssl
Is Housekeeping Rooms
s. so UP-Delaware. y. 4Os: small. airy
room everything furnished. phone. walk
ing distance.
81 50. sANGsTER. 432S-2 clean. furnished
rooms. cottage. electricity. garage.
adults. HU-2Sss.
s. 5o-S5 oo-l-2-s rooms. front. newly pa
perec. ventilation Private entrance.
Garage. 1874 N. Olney.
$3.50. IS. .2225 z l0TH-2 modern front
rooms: large closet; sink: range. Frt-
vate entrance.
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81 so TO 50 WEEK--Clean sleeping rooms
and pOrches- go n. Alabama.
s5-DELAWARE. y. I407-Large. cool
room. good bed: private entrance; close
IN RI-Q1kI
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10 Rooms with Board

CARROLLTON 1214-4 rooms: modern: all
utilities furnished; s25: garage.
COLLEGE. 1865 rooms. front, bath.
utilities. electric refrigeration; garage.
Inquire Apt. No. g. RI-2940.
MERIDIAN. N. 342O-Very attractive l.
bedroom apartment. all utilities fur
nished. SAT So
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r E N TAILS
% Unfinished Houses

NEW JERSEY. 3328. N.-Very desirable g.
bedroom modern home double garage
call Mr.. Woolensnider. LI-45el day time.
TIBBS. n. e55-s-ROOM MODERN SIN
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M E r C H A DIS

IS Household Goods
USED ice boxes, 81 up. r. g. r. STORES
(Open evesD. 225 E. Wash
OIL STOVE-"Anchor" 3-burner, used l
season, SIS, new, sacrifice. $500 LI-5693.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-18
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Notice is hereby given to taxpayers Of
the City of Indianapo polls that the Com
mon Council now has pending before it
General Ordinances No. SO and No. 81 Of
1885. which proposed transfers are as
follows:
s9ls.42 from Police Department-Pa-
trolman First Grade to Fund Lieu
tenants.
s25O0.OO from the Department of
Sanitation to the Department of SAM
tation now under the control of the
Board of Public Works and Sanitation
The above described ordinances are due
to come up for passage at the next regular
meeting Of the council to be held on the
5th day of August. 1885.
After said transfers have been deter
mined, any ten or more taxpayers feeling
themselves aggrieved may appeal TO the
state board of tax commissioners for
further and final action thereon by fling
petition therefor with the Marion County
Auditor not later than ten DAYS after said
transfers have been made by said common
council and the state board of tax conl-
missioners will FIX a date for hearing in
this county.
witness my hand and the seal Of the
1895 80
tSEAL) DANIEL ]. ONEIL. JR.,
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NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERS

ROl1CE. 10 TAXPAYERS
Notice is hereby given to taxpayers Of
the City Of Indianapolis that the Common
Council now has pending before it Appro-
priation Ordinances No. o. No. % and no.
are as follows.
Appropriating and allocating ss5.225e5.
received from the State of Indiana as
revenue from the Gasoline Tax. 10 the
various departments as specified
Appropristing from the unexpended and
unappropTiated balance Of January l,
1885. 10 the Department of Public Parks
in the amount Of $4,000 90.
Appropriating the sum Of 81 900 co.. from
the unexpended and unappropriated ball
ance of the general fund for the use Of
the Department of Public Parks
The above described ordinances are due
to come up for passage at the next regu-
lar meeting of the council to be held on
the 5th day of August, 1895.
After said appropriations have been de-
termined. any ten or more taxpayers feel
ing themselves aggrieyed may appeal 70
the state board Of tax commissioners Tor
further and final action thereon by filing
petition therefor with the Marion County
Auditor not later than ten days after
said common council and the state board
of tax commissioners will fix date for
hearing in this county.
Witness my hand and the seal OF the
City Of indianapolis this nth day Of July,
IsealI DANIEL J o'NEIL JR..
City CLERK.
SPECIAL ORDINANCE NJ. D, 1899
AN ORDINANCE disannexing territory
from the City Of indianapolis, Indiana,
and fixing time when the same shan
BE BE TT IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMON
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF INDIANAP-
Section THAT the following described
territory now within the corporate nmlts
Of the City OF indianapolis. Indiana be
and the same Is hereby disannezed from
the City Of indianapolis. Indiana to-Ni.:
o Bssapng IT Of P 2e City 8 Of m indasp
the center-lines Of Edmonson and Lowell
Avenues; as said streets are now rs iocs s,sss
on and along the center-line OF LoEel
Avenue TO the Center-line Of Kitley Ave-
nue.; thence north on and along tne
center-line Of Kitley Avenue distance OF
777.l5 feet to a point; thence east on ana
along a line, said line being the nortn
lie Of the south half Of Section 2. Town
IN in The cen i e Of Edmonson Avenue.
said point being 76O.65 feet north OF
center-line Of Lowell Avenue; thence south
Avenue a distance Of 1906 feet 70 the
center-line Of Lowell avenue. the point
Or place Of beginning,
Section 2.-This ordinance shall be in
fun force and effect from and after its
passage. approval by the Mayor and pub
lication according 70 law.
state Of Indiana. Marion County City
Of ln Danisi j o.Nem Jr. cssFk of the
CITY OF indianapolis. Indiapag do hereby
certify the above and foregnlng-l Is full.
true and complete COPY pf SPECIAL Ordi-
was passed by sthes Common Council on
the nth day Of December. 1894. and was
signed and approved by the Mayor on
he 10Th dav Of December. 1884 and now
remains on file and on record in my Office.
WITNESS my hand and the Official seal
OF the City Of Indianapolis, Indiana. this
nth day Of July. 1895.
tsEALl DANIEL j. o'NE1LL- City clssks
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Is Housekeening Rooms

IS HTGHLAND-AV. u. M modern
rooms. everything furnished. garage;
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Thrifty People Find the Solutions Their Buying Problems Want Ads
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
81 Wanted to Trade

BEES stands sell or trade for chickens.
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CENTRAL. 29O2 Lovely. cool room; small
porch, hot water l or ? employed.
TA-l64q
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Old Age Revolving Pensions,
Ii Situations Wanted
JUST zoe A DAY
INSTRUCTI0N MS

DO YOU REALIZE what It means TO have
a guaranteed position2 We guarantee a
position to any one we accept Shorthand.
accounting comp. dictaphone, typlng.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Sd floor Roosevelt bldg. RI-9535.
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CARROLLTON. 1555-First floor room: sun
porch: private bath: separate entrance
The Washington times., 1935-04-01
TIMES INDEX

THE WASHINGTON TINES
guarantees Home Delivery Serv-
Ice every evening. Should you
fail to receive yours, call District
7OOO promptly any time before
5:15 p. m. and your copy will be
dispatched by special messenger.
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Price-Fixing,
Under NRACharged

Connors, Of the Goodrich Rubber
Co.. and Henry Young, of the
Hamilton Rubber Manufacturing
Co. in Trenton, as officers in both
the code authority and the asso-
citation.
Mr.. Babcock confirmed earlier
testimony by Joseph w. Nichol-
son, purchasing agent for Mil
waukee, that the charges involved
in the case were laid before the
NRA and diSregarded.
LaGuardia Protested
Both Mayor LaGuardia, of New
York, and the city of Milwaukee
brought the charges to the atten-
ton of NRA, Mr.. Babcock said.
Earlier testimony showed New
York city repeatedly rejected bids
for fire-hose because there was
no competition in the industry.
The Milwaukee. case as outlined
by Mr.. Nicholson revealed that
when one jobber underbid others,
the code authority wrote to all
manufacturers and directed that
they refuse to fill the jobberS'
order for fire hose,
The Washington times., 1935-04-01
OCTOBER URGED
FOR ELECTIONS


A move to amend the Federal
constitution by advancing the
date for national elections from
November to october was pushed
forward in the House today by
Chairman Summers, of Texas, of
the Judiciary Committee.
Representative Summers said
the change is necessary because of
adoption of the Norris lame
duck" amendment which calls for
the Inauguration of the President
early in January instead of March
4.
Since the President is chosen by
the electoral college, the time
allowed for canvassing ballots by
this group in the general election
has been shortened to Al days.
Delays FOreSeen
In case of election contests or
irregularities in any State, returns
by the e lectoral college may be de-
layed in future presidential cleo
tons, Mr.. Summers said.
BY moving the date for the gen.
eral election up to the Tuesday
after the first Monday in October
the time allowed for settling con-
tests would be increased to 70
days,
The Washington times., 1935-04-01
international News Ssrvics

A Federal Trade Commission
investigation disclosed that the
mechanical rubber goods indus
try has fixed prices under the
MIRA.
This was revealed to the Sen
ate Finance Committee inveS.
tigating the recovery unit today
by a trade commission attorney,
Harry A. Babcock. The attor-
ney is connected with the Trade
Commissions New York office
and investigated the charges
against the industry involved.
He said:
1.-THE industry is going
farther than the NRA code
permits"
OFFICERS SAME
Mr.. Babcock said the code au-
thority for the mechanical rubber
goods division of the rubber in.
dustry was made up of officers
of the Rubber Manufacturers AS
ISOLATION. He was not certain the
officers of the code authority
and the manufacturers association
were identical, but named j. H.
The Washington times., 1935-04-01
Europe Uniting
Against Hitler
BY HI. r.. KNICKERBOCKER
world Copyright 1885 by International

World Copyright 1885 by International
News Service)
Reproduction in whole or part strictly
prohibited
LONDON, April l GN.SO.
Germany was engaged In sreatien
of her first conscript army since
the war today and while initial
groups shouldered their wooden
trunks and marched to barracks
the rest of Europe marched toward
an alliance to hold the Germans
in check.
just 16 days after Hitler's chal-
lenge to the allies, Europe now is
an armed camp, wherein moves
and countermoves follow with be-
wildering rapidity and trump ct
calls drown out the feeble tones
of peace.
Within a fortnight, the CONT
mental scene has suffered amazing
alterations and the outlines of an
anti-G German bloc can already be
discerned.
British Change Front
AS it grows clearer, chances for
a general collective system includ-
ing Germany recede.
The chief factor is Britain's dis
appointment with Hitler's views
and Britain's consequent history
making change of front toward
Russia.
Capt. Anthony Eden, arriving
from Moscow at Warsaw, is hailed
in the British press as the out
standing success of this turbulent
diplomatic season.
His meeting with Stain was de-
cisive and British correspondents
declare the elegant young lord
privy seal and the "weighty and
tranquil" Stain made a most
sympathetic impression on each
other.
Whereas yesterday Red Russia
and arch-capitalistic Britain were
bitterly suspicious, today Eng.
lands chief mouthpiece, the
Times, exclaims:
"A 1885 war seems a greater
danger than a world revolution.
One nation and one man can
declare war. Neither can de-
clare world revolution"
AID PROMISED RUSSIA
Definite now is the fact that
while Hitler attempted to per.
suade Sir John Simon to shut
Russia out of any pact and justi-
fled Germany's rearmament by
the Red army, Britain has now
promised Russia her support of
an Eastern pact to guarantee
Russia's frontiers whether Ger
many enters or not.
Most significant was Stains
and Eden'S exchange of assurances
of respect for the integrity and
prosperity" Of each others coun-
tries.
Stain declared he considered
the existence of the British EN-
pire valuable guarantee Of
peace, while Eden assured Stain
Britain disapproved Of any at
tempt to disrupt the present
eastern boundaries.