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DETROIT PASTORS RETURNED
TO LOCAL CHARGES BY
PRES SIDING SHOP

The 25th annual Michigan a. M.
f. Zion conference after a success
full five-day session a, ST. Peters
A. w. +. Zion Church in Ham
tramck closed Sunday June 80. lt
was climaxed by an inspiring ad-
dress delivered by Mayor Joseph
Lewandowski. OF Hamtramck
The conference was presided
over by Bishop j. W. Martin. Rev.
+. II. Hinton. presiding elder and
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ST. Antoine y Renouates Building Interior;
Six Weeks Required to Complete Decorating

The 81. Antoine Branch Y. NJ. G.
IA. rs another feature OF tits An
|n.versary Year Program, is under
going a rather complete renovation
and. On or about July first will
nr>eent q newly decorated resi-
1ence section, completely painted
>r-rcoms and shower depart
nIen(o. and many other much-need-
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Bandit Seizes
Watchmans Gun
At Hudson's Store

AT about 3 o'clock Wednesday
morning an unidentified colored
bandit gained entrance to Hud-
sons Department Store in the
downtown section OF the city and
after overpowerns the night watch
man. loaded two suit cases with
merchandise. He hid in the build
Continued on Page -
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The heating difficulty in the
Mems lounge and the Board Room
will be remedied by increasing the
radiator space. The draperies have
all be cleaned. and this first floor
section OF the building is also being
made very attractive for the busy
program that will be ushered IA.
with the coming Of cooler days.
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1.-THE ola steam counter. this will he
a room OF large size adequate for
lmeetings .apd varied activities OF
Interest TO young men. The kitchen
has been thoroughly washed and
'au equipment will be retained to
serve incidental parties that are
freqnently a part OF ono "Y" pro-
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Rev J l.. Moore Of ST. Peters OF the
Detroit District. were hosts.
Local Pastors Returned
All the local ministers OF the A.
NJ +. Zion connection were reap
pointed to their pastorates. the ap-
poinments being as follows: Rev.
+ X. Flack. returned to St Paul:
Rev j. l.. Moore. st. Peters in
Hamtramck; Rev. W. A. Blackwell
LomaN Temple, NJ Detroit: Rev.
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throughout all halls are refinished
with beautiful mahogany varnish.
The ''Y' home presents the best,
most comfortable and most beau
tifm living quarters for men in the
'city.
Tho old cafeteria room WIN be
made into a Young Mems Club
Room and with the dismaus'Ins Of
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MICHIGAN A.M.E. ZION
CONFERENCE CLOSES

g N. Netcalf John Wesley; Rov
-. x Wngfield Muskeeon Micb
Rev Il Tyson Grand Rapids
Rev. r. Y Price. Albion ROY
l.. Butler Flint, Rev. ]. l. smi,h
windsor Ont; Rev. Mabel stew
art Colchester; Rev. NJ. ]. Josenhs
blackwell Temple. Rev. A. l. Cam
Die Clinton Church; Rev. J. A.
scott Battle Greek: Rev. w y
smith Pontiac; Rev. B. B. Palmer
Rver Rouge; Rev. G. +. Nash
Ecorse' Rev D. ]. Hill. DelRav.
Rev ID. Baldwin. Northside Toledo
Ohio; and Rev. r. S. Singleton
Eastside. Toledo.
Chicago Districts
Appointments in the Chicago dis
tricf were: Rev. w. Collins Ia.
Walters A. NJ T.. Zion Church.
Rev. Clarence c. Patterson. S.
Matthews; Rev. l.. p. Powell
blackwell Memorial; Rev NJ !
Jones, Hammond, Ind; Rev. II. r.
White First Church. South Bend
md Rev W. +. Beck Grace
Church. South BEND: Rev F. C.
NanBuren ST. Mark, T.. Chicago
IND: Rev. G. w. Rivers. Gary
Ind Rev +. ID. Porter. Kankakee
ILL.,; Rev. II. f. Shepherd. Milwau-
See' Wis; Rev. p. NJ. Williams. st.
nark's Mission. Chicago; Rev.
aura Alexander. Corinthian
'hurch. Chicago; Rev. NJ. Hender-
on Community Center. Chicago;
'ev' I. l.. Daniels. Calumet, Ind;
'ev. Lucille Walker. Mt. Calvary.
H.; Rev. j. II. Kennard. Isarael.
IT,; Rev. r. Benford. Chicago
Ieighis, ILL.,; Rev. W. J. Hughes.
linton Chapel, H.; Rev. J. d.
hutchinson. st. Luke. Ina.
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he had heard so mach over the ra-
dia broadcasts from Little America.
The body of the drowned boy was
taken to the morguc The funcra,
will be held this week
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be rescued.

The little victim. accompanied
by a friend David Wilson OF his
own age had gone TO the wharf TO
see the famous ship, on board Of
which were men. sledge-dogs and
other interesting exhibits OF which
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ed improvements this work is a
part OF the Detroit Y. NJ. C. A. plan
for 1885 which makes necessary i'm
provements on all Of the ten
Branches throughout the city. H'
The drab walls OF the residence
have been painted a beautiful green
lavatories an attractive canary coli
or. and doors and woodwork
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ss:.s. E;:ss...- E;:s,'.. Co

In expressing appreciation to
Chairman o'Dea and other spon-
sors of the reception plan, John
marlborough, manager OF Joe Louis,
aid:
This IS fine of everybody, but
Joe is young fellow and he hasn't
the championship by long
Continued on Page 81
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FALLS INTO RIVER while
ATTEMPTING TO JUMP
OVER ROPE ON SHIP

" me atemptng to jump over the tug rope attached tc
Admirai Byrds South Pole expedition shin on exbih
~ M " 'ne loot OF randolph street, Ames Williams
aged IL, OF 1918 East street fell into tie Dti
'fsiver and drowned Monday morning before he coule
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state II George Jones had worked
Tor the company within a few day,
prior to the finding of his body /.
as records bearing such detail,
were not available at the time.
When police called 10 ,nv..,
gate at the address given no In
formation fesarding Jones could
be obtained.
---o-
Our Phone Number Il
CLIFFORD 40el
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HAYNES, UNIA.
OFFICIAL, TO
SPEAK SUNDAY
Mass Meeting Planned
At Local Liberty Hall;
Public Invite d

The Detroit Branch of the Uni
versal Negro Improvement Asso-
citation Is making elaborate pre-
paratlons to welcome Hon. S. A.
Haynes. OF Philadelphia. national
representative of the u. N. l. A.
and personal representative OF the
founder, Marcus Garvey, at a mass
meeting and banquet to be given
Sunday, July Z, at Liberty Hall.
1916 Russell street.
Mr.. Haynes will explain to the
public at 2 p. m. the new set-up In
the U. N. /. A. and his program for
advancing the work OF the organi-
zation in the American field. He is
man OF national reputation and
has travelled and lectured in all
parts OF this country and abroad.
A 3 o'clock breakfast will be
served in the dining room Of Liber-
ty Hall Sunday. in Mr.. Haynes
honor.
Some Of Detroit's leading citizens
VIII be present. william L. sher-
riil' president of the local branch
OF the U. N I. A.. win be master OF
ceremony.
Mr. Haynes effort to ut the
Garvey movement to the Immediate
needs and problems cf the Ameri-
can Negro while at the same time
Keeping an eye single to ultmste
soa'-7Nesro nationhood--nas met
with hearty acclaim both within
snr outside the organization.
ihe public N invited.
r<------o---------.- Il Il ~
n'D0'ssrs q eaureh Aeslvi>i>,
riease Get T1olr c,oov A. - ~. !.
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COMMITTEE
| WELCOMES
JOE LOUIS
Soe's Unannounced Arri-
val Causes Cancellation
OF Civic Celebration
Defeating Camera De-
serves No Reception,
y Says Brown Bomber"

The committee of promin.
citizens of both races
3 npointed by Mayor Frank
Iouzens to arrange civic
ceptlon to Joe Louis on his
\ turn from the East, met in
ne Mayors office Monday
shortly before noon and
were disappointed to
earn that Joe had already
arrived at his residence ct
Zoo McDougall avenue.
earlier in the morning.
chairman Pat O'Dea of tho
coinniiiioe. upon learning mat the
Brown Bomber" had ALREADY ar
nved IN the city wanted to call the
elaborate reception plans Of; how |
ever II was later decided TO have
Joe come down to the CITY Hall
luescay morning and receive Of
iicial congratulations from the
Mayor. ePeeGpmmon Council and
members eof Ne inception commit
Evening star., 1935-10-20
THIS WEEK
Things to Come
Continued from page ten

Cabal: "Youheard the news quickly,
Rowena."
'It is all over the world now"
"Aheady?"
"On the air everywhere. The whole
world talks of nothing else. Why have
you done this thing to me? Our
daughterr'
II did not do this to you. She de-
termined to 60. What do you want
with me?"
"You are a monster. You and your
kind are monsters. Your science and
your new order have taken away your
souls and put machines and theories in
the place of them. 1t is we'll I left you
when did"
And you have come here - you
have insisted on seeing me in order to
tell me that - nOy."
mot only that. forbid you to send
our daughter on this mad expedition"
"OW daughter! My daughter. You
left her to me when you went away.
And she goes - of her own free will"
Because you have poisoned her
Evening star., 1935-10-20

distance. Standing out against the sea
is huge, heavy mortar-like structure.
This is the Space Gun. 1t crouches
monstrously. dwarfing every other de-
tail in the landscape. A certain misti-
ness enhances, if anything, it's porten-
tous dimensions.
An airplane sweeps down and its
shadow passes across the terrace.
Cabal descends from the plane and
walks slowly to the terrace balustrade.
He stands musing. looking at the
Space Gun. His hands are behind his
back.
He turns at a football and Rowena
enters. Rowena is the descendant of
Roxana, the favorite of the Boss of
Everytown in 1870. just as Oswald
Cabal is the descendant of John Cabal.
She is physicallylike her prototype, but
she has none of the arms-akimbo dash
of her ancestors. She is better bred,
and she is dressed much more beauti-
fully.
Rowena: "And so at last l am per-
mitted to see you again."
Evening star., 1935-10-20
Section


should anyone be killed."
Cabal: Everything is done to elm
mate the clumsy ones before an acci-
dent occurs. But how are we to save
the race from degeneration unless this
sort of thing goes on?"
Good heavens! Look at that fel-
low
Several spectators rush to the win
dows.
Cabal: Hes all right"
. Passworthy: And here they are"
He directs Cabals attention towards
the doorway. From the doorway
Catherine Cabal and Maurice Pass
worthy approach Cabal and Passworthy.
The two young people are in athletic
costume, very light, revealing their
graceful young bodies. Catherine Cabal
is little slighter than Maurice, pretty
but determined. They come forward
to greet their parents. a little shyly.
Maurice halts. Catherine goes up to
her father, looks him in the eyes for
moment, is satisfied by what she sees
there. and kisses him. He holds her to
him for moment and then releases
her. Neither says word.
Passworthy, trying to take things
lightly: We'll, young people. What
have you been doing?"
, Maurice: lust a turn at the water
chutes. No time for anything else"
Passworthy: How many killed to-
day?"
Maurice: "One fellow slipped and
broke his thigh but he's being taken
care of. He'll be well in a week. l Just
missed him as he fell. Or might have
come cropper. too"
Passworthy: isn't life dangerous
enough without doing these things?"
MY dear father. it isn't nearly
dangerous enough for a properly con-
ditioned animal Since the world began,
life has been living by the skin of its
teeth. It's used to it and it's built that
way. And that's what's the matter
with us now"
Passworthy: That's your philoso-
ply. Cabal. My boy has learnt his
lesson"
Cabal: mot my philosophy. The
philosophy of the new world"
Pause. Catherine, unable to remain
uncertain any longer: Father. are we
to go?"
"Yes - you are to CO."
1T is announced?"
"Yes."
Passworthy, dismayed: ITS an
nounced?"
Cabal: why not?"
But - my SOM"
1.-The boy is of age. He has volun-
teered."
Passworthy: But l want to talk it
over first. Why have you announced
it so soon? Anyhow there is still plenty
of time to talk it over"
A pause. Catherine and Maurice
look at each other and then at their
parents.
Maurice: mot so very long now,
Father"
Catherine: Just one month and
three days."
Maurice: I'VE could 60 now. The
moon is coming into the right position
even while we are talking. But they
are waiting month longer. To make
sure"
Passworthy: you are going in four
weeks! -Four weeks forbid itp'
Maurice: "It's all arranged"
Passworthy: That man Theoto-
copulos is right. This thing mustn't be.
1t is human sacrifice. Maurice my
SON"
Cabal takes his arm. There is still la
month and more ahead of us. Let us
talk it over calmly, Passworthy. This
oh IL t.
Evening star., 1935-10-20
Beauty Brevities
by MARTHA LEAVITT
Decoration by G. de Zayas

HE variety in nail polish shades which grace the finger
tips of spirited leaders of style and beauty has caused
Il such decided interest hands that gloves too take
on an aura of bright festivity these Fall days.
Green's blues, reds and popular color Dubonnet
Of taeta and CREPE patent leather and suede
silver fox with show that it is the effect which
important rather than the medium And just your nail polish
harmonzes with gloves lend the
right accent to the Autumn ensemble.
The attractive young dancer, Eleanor POWELL chooses muf
like gloves of the gauntlet type They have large fur cuffs of
ostcoored baby lamb which also form the cuffs of her tailored
military cape and actually button the sleeves
Gauntlets for evening well daytime wear
Anna Sten combination of black velvet and net for
formal The velvet the back expressive
hands and the allows the smooth surface of her palms to
show through Woven ribbons in interesting baketweave
design compose the cuffs
Patent leather lends of gaiety with its shining brance
and the vacous Norma Sheare chooses the new shade of
Dubonne in suede with patent leather cuffs An added novelty
is her monogram appqued in suede across the cuffs
Mary Pckord recently had entire ensemble designed
which named after her She chooses gauntlet glove of bright
red leather The leather the back of hand and
the suede forms the flexible palm She carries medumszed
leather bag combined with side gussets of suede And
Fall accessories.
If you wish you ght have the gauntlet of your favoe
fabric and color gathered the wrist series of tiny rings
This gives the effect of link bracelets The charming young
Barbara Kent discovered this trick
But whatever you choose do about be eay For eoved
hands hold the beauty spotlight
Evening star., 1935-10-20

women just as you are one of the new
sort Of men. Do you think l do not
care for her, simply because you have
never let me see her?"
Usually you have been on the
other side of the earth. Love hunting"
"Repr oach mel All the same care.
Who left me love hungry? Cabal,
have you no pity? Have you no imagi-
nation? II I cannot forbid - well, then
l imbIore. Think of that body of hers
- scarcely more than a child's body
- crushed, broken, frozenr'
"Twon't. One can think too much of
bodies, Rowena."
Hard you are and terrible. What
are you doing with life, Cabal?"
soft you are and sensuous. What
are you doing with life?"
"You turn it to steel"
"You fritter it away"
who made me fritter it away?
have been wanting to meet you face to
face for years and have this out with
you. | hated leaving you. But you
made life too high and hard for me-"
Il hated your going. But you made
life too distracted and vexatious for
me. loved you - but loving you was
an all-time task. had work to do"
What work?''
"The everlasting work of fighting
danger and death and decay for man
kind"
Fanatic! Where are danger and
death today?'
IN ambush everywhere.
But if you are hunting danger and
death all the time, what is there left
of life?"
Courage, adventure, work - and
an increasing power and greatness"
Give me love-"
you left me for that. Poor love
huntress. Mine wasn't good enough -
not fattering enough - not sedulous
enough. Have you ever found that
love of your dreams? Was there ever
love who made you feel as glorious as
wanted to be? Wherever you found
love, you gripped it as a child plucks
flower - and you killed it."
Have I been anything but human?"
NO"
Thave loved after my nature. Even
if at last l have to grow old and die"
But let me live after my nature.
You may want love, but want the
stars"
But love, tool You wanted human
love once, Cabal."
Il wanted my work more"
But isn't that girl of ours at least
human? As l am? Isn't she entitled to
the freshness of life - to the novelty
Of life? Suppose. after all. love does
come to an end? Why shouldn't she
have her years of delusion and excite
ment?"
And end in futility Left behind by
all your loving? Painted? In an imita-
tion of youth. Clinsing to passion?"
oh. you can sting. Which of the
two is futility? To obey your impulses
or deny them? That girl, tell you, is
human being and she has to follow
the human way. She's woman.'
mot one of the old sort, Rowena.
Not of your sort. Do you think that
everything else in human life is going
to alter - scale and power and speed
and men and women remain as they
have always been? This is a New
World we are living in. 1t drives to
new and greater destinies And that
desperate old Love Story which has
been acted and told go often, as though
it were the very core of life, is almost
finished with"
"And you think she has finished
with it?"
what do you know Of our daugh-
tar9 utot a
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Indianapolis. ino.' August i, 1885.
NOTICE OF HEARING

NOTICE OF HEARING
ON ACQUISITION RESOLUTION No. 2.
DIANAPoLis. fNDIANA.
Office Of the Board, City. Hall.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. by tho
Board Of Park Commissioners OF the City
Of Indianapolis. Indiana that ny its &C
determined 10 acquire the following de-
scribed property in the City Of 1ndianap-
oils. Indiana, to--wit:
Lot Eight 49, in Dumonts Subdivision
Of the West half Of the North East
Quarter Of Section Twenty-three t23l
o na ne S4ui seci Nom q ou uns 50uIn Ia IN
Township Fifteen 49, North Range
Three ~ East Marion County. In
diana. more particularly described as
Beginning at the South East corner
Of the West half OF the North East
line of the West half Of the North East
quarter of the aforesaid Section Twenty
bses IN d eoTneT t l North ise Ea
quarter Of the aforesaid Section Twen-
ty-three l23l: thence north along the
the aforesaid Section ,Twenty-three (23I
a distance Of fifty 1901 feet TO q point:
thence East parallel TO and so feet dis
Ins q the sh Nor ah EAST 0 Gna.ef Of phe
aforesaid Section TWenty-three 1881 a
distance of $3.50 feet TO a point: thence
northwestwardly on a straight line a
distance Of 1854 feet to a point in the
East line Of the West half OF the North
East quarter Of the aforesaid Section
Twenty-three f73l a distance Of $685.
feet north of the South East corner of
the West half Of the North East quarter
of the aforesaid Section Twenty-three
i23b. thence south along the East line
Of the West half Of the North East
quarter Of the aforesaid Section Twen-
ty-three f23l q distance OF 53535 feet
70 the place Of beginning. containing
Z So acres
That said real estate so to De acquired
is 70 be used for park and boulevard pur-
poses IN the City OF Indianapolis, and
Will be made part Of the park and
Boulevard system Of the said City Of In
dianapolis.
BY said resolution ii is provided that
Thursday. the 18th day of August, 1875.
at 1000 a. m. at the Office of said Board
in the City Hail az the time and place
when final action viii be taken. caiifirn-
ing modifying or resembling said resolu-
tion, and when II will receive and hear
remonstrances from persons interest Cd IN
or Affected by said proceedings, and when
i VIII determine the public utility and
benefit thereof.
jacket W JOSEPH
PAUL z. RATHERT
LOGAN c. SCHOLL
ALBERT Il GISLER
Board Of Park Commissioners
City Of Indianapolis, Ind.
July g. 1855. and Aug. 2, 1ea5.
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FIN A NcIAL
40 Business Opportunities

FULL restaurant equipment: in good con-
dition; reasonable. 230 N. Sheffield.
OFFICE FURNITURE = Equipment for
making vases bird baths. seats, etc.
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TINES WANT ADS cost less than in any
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LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE
Fur coat belonging to Mrs. Edwin Letz-
ter. 3640 Washington-blvd.. Indianapolis,
indiana, will be sold for storage. aItera-
ton and repair charges in the sum Of 500
on August 7. 1885. at 1000 a: m. at the
fair Store Indianapolis. Indiana unless
previously claimed by the owner thereof.
Signed: THE FAIR STORE.
BY l.. E. Martin.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
COBB /.
Application of Fisher Brothers, Walker
ton, for a permit to operate motor We
ticles as a contract carrier of property.
intrastate. extending thru or into cities
and towns over highways %, 6, 81. so.
33l II, Is and county roads.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in rooms of Com
mission 4ol State House. Indianapolis.
Ind, a. m, Monday. August II, 1888.
Public anticipation is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
BY r. W Loser, Examiner.
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Tell It TO the Readers Of Times Want Ads and You'll Sell
FIMA N CIAL
9 Business Opportunities

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rent. Splendid location; $50. THOS
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modern. all full; reasonable for cash.
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QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION

That is the joyful cry of thou
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Britain to Build Planes
By United Press

BY Hlte1 HfeSS
NDON, March 5.-Great
Britain announced today a heavy
increase of her air force in 1885 and
1886.
The air estimates follow the mil
itary increases announced yesterday
and will be supplemented by naval
increases tomorrow, all in line with
Britain's announcement in a white
paper that since Germany and
other powers are rearming, Britain
must do likewise.
simultaneously, Adolf Hitler as
tonished diplomatic circles by an
nouncing from Berlin that he has
a cold and by asking Sir John
Simon, British foreign secretary, to
postpone his proposed visit to Ber-
lin in search of a European under
standing for peace. The visit of Sir
John and Anthony Eden, Lord Privy
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NAILS IRKED BY
BRITISH ATTACK;
FARLEY DELAYED
Hitler Pleads Illness to Gain
PoStponement of Treaty
Meeting.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
BERLIN March 5.-Adolf Hitler
announcing he had a cold, asked
Sir John Simon, British Foreign
Secretary, today to postpone his
scheduled diplomatic visit to Berlin,
which had been set for Thursday.
Inspired articles in the afternoon
papers so bitterly attacked the
"anti-German tone" Of yesterdays
British white paper" announcing
Britain's intention Of rearming that
the connection with the postpone
ment of Sir Johns visit seemed in
escapable.
The Deutsche Allgemeine said:
Publication of the write paper
at this time is an unfriendly act
of the first magnitude"
Issuance of the white paper, "
said the Tageblatt, can be traced
to the prejudiced pen Of the British
war ministry, which is well known
to yearn for an alliance with
| France"