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Evening star., 1935-07-19
HENDERSON RAPS
j. S. AIR POLICIES
Scores Farley in Address
Before Transportation
Club Luncheon.

The Nations air transport system
has been unjustifiably expanded by
the Government and Is headed for
certain ruin unless 1t is sharply cur
tailed and increased rates paid to the
remaining contractors for the work
actually performed, Col. Paul Hender-
son, former Second Assistant Post
master General in charge of airmail
told members of the Transportation
Club at a luncheon meeting yesterday
in the Raleigh Hotel.
He criticized Postmaster General
Farley severely for his general can
collation. of airmail contracts last year
intimating Farley lost his head" be-
cause Of a "slap-dash" senatorial in
vestigation and that he thereafter
committed other serious errors, the
worst Of which was to turn the air
mail service over to the Army.
He explained the airmail situation
can be corrected by a Postmaster
General who is not head over heels
in politics and who has the strength
to ignore political consideration in ia
vor of facts" but added that he is
mot optimistic enough to expect such
action to come out of this administra-
tion."
Evening star., 1935-07-19
MARINE CORPS ORDERS.

Curtis, Mai Donald. about August
l. detached ONCE of Judge Advocate
General, Navy Department, Washing
ton, to M. B., Quantico Va.
Gates, Mai. Clifton B., about August
26, detached M. B.. Quantico, Va, to
Headquarters, Marine Corps, wash
ington.
Livingston. Capt. Richard, detached
M. B., N. A. s., Sunnyvale, Calf, to
M. B., Quantico, Va
Kelly, Capt. William p, detached
4th Marines, Shanghai. China. to
M. B., Quantico, Va. Authorized to
delay two months en- route.
Letcher. First Lieut.. John s., on
July 29. detached F. M. F., M. B.,
Quantico, Va, to Field Artillery
School, Fort Sill, Okla. Authorized to
delay in reporting at that school until
August 26
Ellis, First Lieut.. Arthur W., on
August 1. detached M. B., washing
ton, to Office Of Judge Advocate Gen.
eral, Navy Department.
Denig. Second Lieut. Robert L.. jr.,
detached 4th Marines. Shanghai,
China. to M. B., Quantico. Va.
Authorized to delay two months en-
route.
Putnam, Col Russell B.. about Sep
tember 10. detached ONCE A. p. M,
Headquarters, Department of Pacific,
San Francisco, Calf, to Headquar-
ters, Marine Corps, Washington.
Adams, Maj. George F., on August
IA, detached Headquarters, Marine
Corps, Washington, to M. G. B.,
N. o. B.. San Diego, Calf.
Dreyspring, First Lieut.. Jefferson G.,
orders to M. B., Quantico, Va, modi-
fed; on arrival New York, N. Y. or
dered to M. B.. Navy Yard, Charles
ton. S. c. Authorized to delay in re-
porting Navy Yard, Charleston, until
August 20.
Evening star., 1935-07-19
FURR WILL PRoBATeD

ROCKVILLE, Nd, July 10 (spe-
ciaD The VIII Of Mira. Rosie White
FUR Of Adanistown. Nd, native and
former longtime resident Of Pooles-
vile, has been admitted to probate in
the Orphans Court here. 1t was exc
cuted August Is. 1922, and names j.
Furr White Of Poolesville, brother Of
the testator, executor.
The instrument makes few small
bequeSts and leaves the residue in
equal shares to the sister and brothers
of the testatrix or their children.
Evening star., 1935-07-19
CATHOLIC MEN INVITED
TO WEEKEND RETREAT
Transports tion Furnished to Lay
men by Autos leaving City
This Afternoon.

Men from other parishes and organi-
zations viii be welcomed to the week
end retreat for Catholic lsyiner on
Manresa- Ion -the-Severn. overlooking
the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Nd.
It was announced today, although 1t
Ia being sponsored by the Curley Club
Of Washington. ct. Aloysius. ct. Jo-
seph's and the Immaculate Conception
Churches.
At Sis pm. today automobiles will
leave the Immaculate Conception
Church and the Continental Hotel to
transport men who have no means Of
transportation. Dinner will be served
at the Retreat House at pm, and
then the first exercise Of the retreat
will be held. On Sunday evening the
retreat will close.
Francis A. McCann. Washington
correspondent Of the Baltimore Catho-
lie Review. said yesterday that Cstho-
lie and non-Catholic men who have
found 1t impossible to make retreat
heretofore are invited to participate
in this week ends exercises.
In charge Of the various groups are
John B. Townshend. Aloysius B. Glea-
Evening star., 1935-07-19
Maryland Nan Run Down.

LA Plata. Md, July 10 Especially
Melvin Bastain, wayside, Nd, was
badly injured yesterday when he said
to have stepped from behind a parked
truck on the Stale road in the path
Of q passinx motorist. First aid was
given him by DR.. T. L. Higdon. Way
side. Nd. after which he was re-
moved to his home.
Evening star., 1935-07-19
REAL MAN FRIDAY.

I OUIS FRIDAY, clerk 10 Vice Presi-
dent Garner, was sitting In the
office as the Vice President bade good
by to a visitor.
What you better do" the Vice
President was saying, is take that
up with Friday Saturday."
Friday. Saturday." the visitor
gasped.
oh" the Vice President chuckled
Il mean my man, Friday. Here he is
Meet him here Saturday"
Known among his colleagues as q
bit of hermit. few people know that
Jack Garner, the Robinson Crusoe OF
politicians. has a man Friday.
VANISHED GLORY.
On the spacious ball room floor,
NON the General Accounting Obtce.
iuhere once happy. gay and care
free celebrities swayed to the
rhythmic Ddltz In celebration OF
the inauguration OF nep Presi-
dent. nop stand long roDs Of silent,
nlusty files, representing billions of
dollars in Cancelled checks, drafts
and bonds.
Il
FIREMAN KEEPING COOL
ONE of the fire laddies who drives
a truck in the local Fire Depart
ment has good system for cooling
off these hot days. He strips down
to pair of trousers and shoes and
then Just waits for an alarm.
One came the other day from a
downtown box and he jumped to the
Evening star., 1935-07-19

son. Ernest Howard, James L. Dixon,
Robert J. Berberich, Harry J. Froeh-
Itch, Francis A. McCann, Frank A..
Pearson, Rupert r. Keefe, Lukel
O'Reilly and John J. Long.
Evening star., 1935-07-19
IMMIGRANT ON STAMPS.

IMMIGRANT ON STAMPS.
Americas greatest immigrant,
The Lady in Green" fSfatue of
Liberty, to pou), Whose 50th birth
day anniversary is being cele-
brated this month, came to us as
gift from France. and has had
her picture reproduced on the
stamps OF France, Spain, Uruguay
and Peru. In the case OF the t,oo
South American countries. the
structure is the main motif OF
the design. Only once has she
eper turned up on any OF our own
stamps: On the 15-cent Uariety OF
the 1922 series.
Evening star., 1935-07-19
Shenandoah Alum Springs Hotel

Altitude 1000 feet. In the foothills OF
the Allegbenies I2 miles west of Mt.
Jackson. VirginiaS resort center. unsur-
passed Old Virginia cooking. Special sun,
day Chicken Dinner. 81. Every night cool
enough for blanket. Valuable mineral
waters. AmuSements. Rates SIS per week
and uD, Week end, $3.50.
Mr.. & MRS. JOHN D. ROSS
?. O. BIRD HAVEN. VIRGINIA
0RKNEV SPRINGS VA
Evening star., 1935-07-19
TRAFFIC MELANGE.

w YASHINGTOEs ever fluid
M traffic became thick, then
" " CONCEALED. at the corner of
Thirteenth street and New
York avenue the other morning
A large truck was stopped in the
street. The driver and fifteen other
persons were on their hands and
knees peering underneath. Passing
motorists stopped their cars to see
what it was all about; blase motorists
honked furiously. A knot Of bystand-
ers was grouped on the curb.
Then the truck driver took a hitch
at his jeans, plunged underneath, and
Evening star., 1935-07-19
w ashington Wayside
Random Observations of Interesting
Events and Things.

drivers seat in his state of semi
nudity. Rushing breezes stirred up by
the trucks dash downtown cooled him
Evening star., 1935-07-19
NAVY ORDERS.
Bureau of Navigation

Forrestel, Lieut.. Emmet P, orders
by commander in chief, Asiatic. mod
flied; to Naval Operations, Navy De-
psrtment. instead Navy Yard, New
York, N. Y.
Mead. Lieut.. George W., jr.. de-
tached U. S. S. Wssmuth in July; TO
Naval Academy.
Williams. Lieut.. Henry G.. detached
Naval Academy in July; to U. S. S.
Richmond.
Lamb. Lieut. q. G.) Raymond S.,
detached Naval Operations. Navy De-
partment. about September /: to 18th
naval district. Orders April revoked.
Medical Corps.
Dowling. Lieut. Comdr. George B.,
detached Marine Barracks, Quantico,
Va; to Fleet Marine Force, Guam
tico, Va.
Shipley, Lieut.. Comdr. John L.. de-
tached Naval Medical School. Wash
ington, about August IS: to U. S. S.
Raleigh.
Evening star., 1935-07-19

10000 March at Kiev.
Forty thousand marched in q sports
parade at Kiev, Ukraine, recently.
Evening star., 1935-07-19
SERVICE ORDERS
ARMY ORDERS.

Stevenson, First Lieut.. Ralph r.,
Medical Corps Reserve, from Balti-
more, Md, to active duty at Army
Medical Center here, July ls.
Haskell, Second Lieut.. Frank B.. jr.,
Chemical Warfare Service Reserve,
from Blue Plains, D. c., to active duty
at Edgewood Arsenal, Md. August 4.
Lavender, Master Sergt. Richard c..
Ordnance Department, to be retired
July 81.
Evening star., 1935-07-19

off considerably, but we suspect he
felt q bit warm as many an eyebrow
was raised at his appearance when
the truck halted on F street.
1t being a false alarm, the boys were
in a somewhat festive mood as they
backed around to return to the sta
tions and one of the drivers pals
offered to play ukulele II the tropical
clad driver would do a hula-hula.
IT'S STILL MAY 10.
II may be nearing the end OF
July epery1Dhere else, but IT'S still
May 10 in the Senate. But, be not
alarmed. reader, the Senate is not
trying to change the calendar. II
merely means that since the middle
OF May that august body has been
recessinq each eUenino instead OF
adjourninq. Uhich means that from
a parliamentary standpoint it con-
tinues to be "the legislative day OF
May 49,"
+
TIMID TOURIST NO. 1.
most timid tourist
w ventured up to an information
booth In Union Station the ether day
with a small camera clutched IN his
hands.
Please. sir" he asked, do you
think I can get permission TO take a
Evening star., 1935-07-19
COUNTERFEIT wAMPUM.

THE most curious article in the dis
play of what has passed for
money since the beginning OF time,
shown at the Smithsonian Institution
recently, was counterfeit wampum.
True wampum. according to Indian
authorities. was made by hand from
the shell Of claim native TO the North
Atlantic Coast. This fake wampum
was made and successfully passed by
a family of Paskack. N. j., immigrants.
and seeped inland ss far as the
Mississippi.
Evening star., 1935-07-19
VIRGINIA.
In the Mountains Of Virginia

Bryce's Hotel and Cottages tnear) Orkney
Springs. 10th season. It's the most UNIQUE
resort in the State American plan. modern ;
$3.50 per day, S15 per week; the best OF
good things &c eat fresh from our garoenS
Many of our guests stay all Summer. All
sports and emuSements are free to guests.
Swimming bowling. pool. dancing. tennis.
Evening star., 1935-07-19

picture OF the Capitol from the OUT
side?"
"Yes," replied the clerk. but you'll
have to check your camera when you
go inside"
what" exclaimed the little man.
will they III me 60 inside the United
States Capitol?"
Yes. and the White House too"
But couldn't 60 in there that's
the home of the President Of the
United States!"
During visiting hours" the clerk
replied, you'd think 1t belonged TO
the taxpayers"
But the little man was on his way.
still clutching the camera, an eager
light In his eye The clerk said he
looked as IL he had Just been emanci-
pated.
Evening star., 1935-07-19

emerged on the other side with a
purring gray kitten in his hand.
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EDKEYVILLE

kDNEyTLLE- 0c.- @--ar;
xuf Ms lanes z Lsagzs sna
1-v:her. Ei1rx1e LeaS-s. s
ussk-snf r.s.zs et M a1H MIS-
Etgaer1 Lsar1s az Ctartotfa-
Bern q NJ and Mrs. Sam
Eh5s5e.s- TTr-rs3ay. = daughter.
Mss Izlra whits=Sts- En0 nAs
ssxn u Ns= York fer the past
zee uq-.hs. returned home frs-
aT- 49,.
Ms z Lyda vas ths alnner
rusxe Sun6zy Of Mrs "a y, NIS'
Lewis waters, a eolorea resi-
6s-, az shis section, died Sssar"
tzy ard EHs buried Sunday after
roSu a. S. Psups-in-she-PInss>
M and Mrs. James Townsend
q. Uuo visited Mr.. and Mrs
Jzuss Rhodes Sunday afternoon
W z. Moss, Luther MorreI
Frank Britain. Mr.. and MRS,
Ronald Moss, Paul Freeman ana
D. P. Moss ali attended the @as-
ing AZ Upward Sunday.
Miss Ruby Freeman VISITED
Mrs. Ronald Moss Thursday AFTER
noon .,
Lindsey Merrell made a bust
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Hull Scores News
OF u. S. Policy AS
Printed In France

WASHINGTON, Oct. 80. (UP)
Secretary of State Cordell Hull
Yesterday criticized the Hayas
News Agency of France, charging
that it misrepresented the policy
of the United States in the ltalo-
Ethiopian controversy.
Hull said the agency sent what
he termed untruthful and unfair
dispatches from this country.
HulPs position toward the French
organization was made public in
his press conference before re-
porters had an opportunity to fire
any questions. n
He emphasized that the United
states was following an .independ-
emit course of action in the ltalo-
Ethiopian war without collabora-
ton or agreement with any other
government or foreign agencies. ,
Despite this, the gray haired
cabinet member remarked, he re-
ceiyed official cabled reports that
Hayas sent from Washington dis
matches contradicting this policy
when the reporter could have OBJ
tanned the correct information. by
a simple inquiry if he had desired
to be fair.
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UNION HILL

UNION HILL, Oct. 30.-C. n
Cady, missionary, gave an excel.
lent talk Thursday night at the
Union Hill prayer meeting on
1.-THE objectionable Sin"
Their many friends will be in
terested TO learn Of the marriage
of Eley McCrane to Miss Reetha
Byers on last Saturday evening,
October 26. The marriage cere-
mony took place at the office OF
Magistrate W. l.. Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs. McCrane are making their
home at present with Mr.. and
Mrs. Newton Edney Of East Flat
Rock. Their many friends extend
fluctuations.
A number Of people from here
the all-day singing held
at the Upward church last Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. K. Justus and
grandson, Billie Blythe, were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.
McAOee Sunday.
Mrs Charlie Painter and son,
Allen, OF Valley Hill, who have
been visiting Mrs. S. G. Byers.
have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Harvey OF this
place have moved to Cedar Greek.
Z B. B. Edney, who has been TAX
ing treatment at Oteen, is at
home for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Case, OF
Edneyville, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoots Sunday.
Mrs. June BarnWell and son OF
Biltmore and Mrs. Andy Stepp Of
Edith Grove were callers at the
nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. K. JUS
JUS Thursday afternoon.
Charlie Collins OF High Point
spent the weekend with his fam
ly here.
F. P. King, who has been work
ng in Tennessee, has returned
lone.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND

WHEREAS, on the 1st day Q:
May, 1884, F. N. Nicholson, and
wife, Louise Nicholson, executed
and delivered unto ". 0. Mech
ony, trustee for the Land Bar:
Commissioner, a certain deed {:
trust which is recorded in the o.
flee of the Register Of Deeds -.
Henderson County, North Caro-
lima, in Book 125, al Page 2:l;
and Whereas, default mas been
made in the payment of the H.
debtedness thereby secured g
therein provided, and the trustee
has been requested By the OWE.
and holder thereof 10 exercise tie
power of sale therein contained:
NOW, THEREFORE, under and
BY virtue of the authority confer
red By the said deed Of trust ne
undersigned Trustee will on the
18th day Of Nov. 1885, 81 .he
court house door Of Henderson,
county, North Carolina, at twelve
o'clock noon offer for sale 70 the
highest bidder upon the terms
hereinbelow set forth, the follow
ing real estate:
Al that certain tract of LAM
containing fifty (50l acres, known
as the "F. VI. Nicholson place, !"
in Mills River township. Render-
son county, North Carolina, 10
Gated on Etowah-Brevard road
twelve miles west from the cit?
of Hendersonville, on the waters
Of Burns Creek, and now in the
possession Of F. NJ. Nicholson,
bounded OF the north by lands "
J. w. Ledbetter, on the east by
lands Of Frank Cash, on the
south by lands Of Frank Garren,
on the west by lands OF Roy
Jones. Said tract of land is par
described according TO
plat prepared by j. 3. Patterson,
Surveyor, on the - day of
1873. And more particularly
described as follows:
BEGINNING on Spanish oak.
Garren and Nicholsons corner and
runs west 40 poles to a stake;
thence north so poles to post
oak, Brittians corner; thence y.
Is degrees east so poles with
Brittains line TO a Black Oak, Os-,
bornes corner; thence east So
poles to a stake; thence north "a
pole. to a stake; thence east 40
poles to a stone, Garrens and
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PARIS STYLES
By MARY FENTRESS
Inited Press Staff Corresponds


PARIS, Oct. 30.-(UP)-This
seasons generous use of fur as
trimming neeessitates changes in
the feminine silhouette. The
broader shoulder. line of winter
capes and coats has to be balanced
| by new treatment of the hipline,
while hats need to be a little wider
70 give symmetry to the wearer.
Fhe balance is achieved by the use
Of large fur pockets, fur belts
which correspond with enormous
collars and cuffs while large fur
sleeves are balanced by exaggerat-
ed fur reyeres.
Fur is cleverly combined with
leather for some sports models.
Other smart daytime furs are
astrakhan, beige caracal, leopard,
lamb, otter and seal Dyed fox is
used extensively for evening wear
as it takes brighter colors easily.
Burgundy and egg plant are good
as are the greyish blues, slate and
midnight shades. Ermine and
Russian squirrel dye equally well
and are frequently used as TRIM
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ming for dressy afternoon coats.
Tn evening hood Is popular in
Paris for formal coats and capes.
1t usually is fashioned like an
Eskimo collar mounted On velvet
with the hood doubled so that j.
can be pulled up over the head 0,
thrown back giving the effect o:
a voluminous fur cape.
The greater part Of the new
winter coats are Of cloth with
heavy fur trimming. but q few
capes and coats entirely Of fur
are shown, particularly for even
ing wear. Occasionally a swag.
ger, finger-tip coat in a short fur
is shown for sport
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RIG METEOR STREAKS
ACROSS LOUISIANA

NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. 30,
IP).-A huge meteor streaked
across the sky from west to east
at $50 p. m.
Edward Dore, living in the cas-
tern part Of the city, reported II
remained visible for about three
seconds land the whole heavens
seemed to light up"
"The center seemed to be dark
blue or green, with tail Of sparks
and fiames," Dore said. 1T was
the most beautiful thing ! have
ever seen. 1t disappeared over the
eastern horizon and remained in
tact as long as l watched it,
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New Evidence Is
Given To Prove
Redeem Is Alive
india, From Jungles Tells
of Wrecked Aviator
Living There

WASHINGTON, Oct. 80. fUP)
Additional evidence that Pau
Redferr. Georgia filler who disap
pcarcd on a flight from Bruins,
wick, Ga, to Rio de Janeiro il
1927, still may be alive though
crippled. in remote jungles Of
Dutch Griana. was revealed las
night by the state department.
Sundcy William T.avarre, noteC
explorer, announced that Major
willis taylor, army flier station
cd at France Field. c. H., was or
~apizing an expedition to rescue
Redfern by airplane. The report:
indicate Redfern was badly Grip
pied in the crash of his plane.
Last night the state department
made public a dispatch from Jas
s. Lawton, it's consular agent al
Paramaribo, Dutch Guiana, which
told of information received from
VI. A. Melcherts, a school teacher
stationed at the Roman Catholic
mission at Dire Tabbejes on the
Taranahoni river, eight days by
canoe from Albina, itself an al
most inaccessible spot.
This is what Melcherts told the
consul:
son April Is there entered the
hosnital at Drie Tabbetje an In
dian named Kapan from the vii
lage of Sapakunu on the Paloe-
meu river (not on the map suf-
fering from yaws.
81 questioned Kapan (about
the Redfern repcrts). He told me
there was a white man on the
Paloeumeu river IN the village of
the Piaiman, that he had come
out of the sky and he had seen
his machine which was wrecked
on a savannah and not on q noun
tain"
Melcherts said il would be nee
essary - travel by canoe 10 the
spot indicated. probably taking
rs days for the round trip. He
added. however. that near Dire
Tabbetjes there is : stretch Of
water suitable for sirPlsne land
ingS.
Consul Lsw.on added:
From what can Re learned o.
the Indians in the district II
would not seem possible that Red
fern WAS really held sg2lnss his
Will. but the fSrs thA. he must
Re carried FIVE days 81 !eSS n .
hammock and probably he las Soi
nothing 20 give thsn n return,
aAy explain Why be has not beer
b-OagA. ou1.
Ais tie sSs. shs. he Is living
= :ss Village 81 = FsS1=2H- Esy
l,kx~sse sx7,zs. wAy Ne has noi
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EQzE cvzS5S- :. greatly 10 sAs1r
Advantage - k4re ! waite -An
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-ass 90 jgs< eV1-s
On - 7saE- Rand = RS been
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War Situation Is
Briefly Reviewed
D. UNITED PRESS

- g.I:an;ar war develop
ments Tuesday:
Southern Front.-italiah p.a POI
lombard and fire Maga!oa sou-n.
eastern Ethiopian Tortured t0"a
near supposed concentrations OF
350 o0o Ethiopian troops Native
Dubats fighting for italy occupied
villages between SciiiaVe aho
Gorahai in gradual push up
Webbe Shibeli. -.
Northern Front-itshsh Ioops
within - miles of Makale occupy
strin 40 to so miles wide east OF
tbe Takkaze river and south OF
the Aksun-Adigrat line.
Adds Ababa-Tardy Eth
onian troop concentrations neces-
state shift in strategy and indi-
cs+ions are Italians won't he re-
sisted until they reach mountain
range 100 miles east Of Lake Ia
ma and 65 miles south OF Makale
m The road to the capital. Adds
Ababa. Diredawa and Harar won't
be bombed.
Paris-Franco-British experts
reported TO have drafted Italo-
Ethiopian peace terms 70 De sub
mitted TO London and Rome.
Rome cool, Geneva skeptical and
London silent in first reaction.
Observation-Disclosures of 90 na-
tons already TO drastic trade pen
allies convinees League authori-
ties sanctions will work.
Rome.-Italians grid for eco
nomic war, unofficially boycott
ting foreign goods as Mussolini
orders short rations and drastic
control Of necessities.
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CREEK PLEBISCITE
IS FULLY ARRANGED

ATHENS, Oct. so.-UP)-
Martial law, which has been in
effect since the monarchist conn
d'etat of earlier this month va
lifted in Athens last night II
was still in effect, however in
other parts of the country.
Plans for the plebiscite Novem-
Der 3 on the return of ex-Kjng
George, who has been in exile in
London, are completed. An over.
whelming vote ratifying the ar
ton of the national assembly in
abolishing the republic is expect
ed.
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ROCKEFELLER BEGS
FOR RIDE DAILY

ORNOND BEACE. IA Oct.
3N-UPl-edE D RasstteL<r,
0ns Of Ihe EzCSFx CIEh<&s ulsn,
b<rs lady far 7S--Ilssioa - szxs
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