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, 1935-11-11
Brietz Briefs
By EDDIE BRIETZ

NEW YORK. Nov. III. Rl-That
victory over Washington puts Cali
fornia IN the Rose Bowl anterOom.
Biggest disappointment Of the sea-
son: Penn.....If Colgate starts
clicking against Syracuse next Sat-
urday. II may be just too bad for
Vic Hanson and Co. They tell US
North Carolina and Southern MethO-
dist haven't really cut loose once
this season. Up. s.: But n. 9. may
have to shoot the works against
Duke this week. wv. III either goes To
the Rose Bowl, we're betting on it.
Lynn Waldorf, who beat Notre
Dame, Is turning down vaudeville
offers. .Fordham got back on the
football bigtime by tieing ST. Mary's
... Navy beat a powerful team in
turning back Penn. Why that
team doesn't 20 places has every
body guessing 80. North Carolina is
50 steamed up over Carl Snavely's
team the newspapers write editorials
about Il.
Here is the Rose Bowl situation
IN a nutshell: With NOtre Dame
jOlted out Of the undefeated ranks,
the leading ~contcnders for the far
western trip are Southern Metho-
dist in the southwest. Syracuse and
Dartmouth in the east. and North
Carolina In the south. Southern
Methodist must hurl Texas Chris
tian. also undefeated. Arkansas,
Texas a. and MI. Baylor and ". O.
L. A. Syracuse plays Colgate and
Maryland WV. Dartmouth must get
by Princeton, Cornell and Column
bia. IVY. North Carolina meets Duke
and Virginia.
Add winning streakS. HattieSburg.
Miss, high school hasn't lost a foot
ball game since Thanksgiving Day,
1892. 1T has won e, tied one.
Major Bob Weyland must DC down
there in disguise ... Charlie Wreck
err Wasicek. Colgate captain, has
played In every game for three years
If you can locate anybody who ever
gained any yardage through Charlie.
send in his picture.
, 1935-11-11
SATURDAYS FOOTBALL STARS

thN h Associated trct%l
Vannie Alb7nese. Syracuse-Scor-
ed all his teams points In 1872 VIC
tory over Columbia.
LaRue. PittS0urgh-Scored three
touchdowns as Pitt beat Army 296.
Rcbertshaw. Navy - intercepted
pass. ran GO yards for touchdown
against Penn.
TanFnra. Observation-Disclosures
ed two fumbles, was bulkwark In line
AS Northwestern sent Notre Dame
down 70 lat defeat.
Huffman. Indlana-PaSSed his
team 70 victory over Maryland in
dying moments Of game, 1877.
ROpr0Wski. Xavier-Raced ~
yards and 53 yards for touchdowns
against Centre.
jaw BerwanEer. ChicagO-ran IS
yards 10 score. averaged ten yards
a smash III 13 tries as Chicago went
down before Ohio State 20-l3.
Lowell Spurgeon. IlllnOis-kicked
goal that beat Michigan 80.
Ray Buivid. Marduette-HiS passes
resulted III 1877 defeat OF Michigan
State.
McCauley. Rice-His powerhouse
drives featured Rice's pot victory
over the University Of Arkansas.
Jim MosCrip. StanioTd-Kicked
field goal that enabled his team 10
defeat Southern California 80.
, 1935-11-11
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, 1935-11-11
SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE

Results Last week
Texas Christian IA, LOyOla 0, at
New Orleans.
Rice Institute %. Arkansas Uni
versity z, az Houston.
Texas University rs, Baylor
University s. at Waco.
Mondays Game
Southern Methodist vs.. Y. G. L. A.
at Los Angeles. Cal.
Saturday Games
Texas Christian rs. TeXaSU nj
versity at Austin.
Southern Methodist vs.. Ar
kansas University at Fayetteville.
Texas A. a. M. VS.. Rice institute
al Houston.
Baylor University VS.. Centenary
College at Shreveport, Ia.
Last Year Scores
Southern Methodist 10, Arkansas 8.
Centenary College Y, Baylor 0.
Rice Is. Texas a. a. MI. 6.
Texas University 20. Texas Christ
ian 10.
Leading Conference Scorers
Robert Wilson. hb, Southern
Methodist. 81; John McCauley, gb,
Rice Institute. 48.
, 1935-11-11
S.M.U. AND T.C.U. AMONG TEN UNDEFEATED MAJOR ELEVEN
HIGH COURT
MEE'TS.ACAIN
Supreme Jurists 70 Bend
Efforts Again Toward
New Deal Laws

WASHINGTON, Nov. III. F-
After a two weeks recess. the SUI
preme court convened Monday for :
session from which was expected
decisions bearing on the future OF
three important New Deal laws.
The court was considered likely
To say
Whether It Will pass on the validity
Of processing taxes levied since the
AAA act was amended at the last
session of congress.
Whether 1t will grant James wal
ter Carter. West Virginia and Mary
land coal producer. u temporary in
junction against the tax imposed by
the Guffey bitumiuOus coal bill.
Whether Id will accede 90 tine gov
ernment'S application to intervene
as ia friend Cf the court It'll oppoSi-
ton TO the petition OF the state OF
Georgia for permission 10 file suit
I'm the supreme court to test the
validity Of the Bankhead Cotton
Control Act The Georgia petition
was filed I'm behalf OF Governor Eu-
gene Talmadge. an cu.spOken critic
OF the Roosevelt administration. The
government Is not now a party to the
suit.
Action of some type iS possible
Monday IN IS cases. Twenty-Five
have been argued and are ready for
final decision. The court may n
nounce whether ~ viii pass on the
decisions OF lower tribunals I'm "a
cases. Twelve motions are pending.
Sometime during the week the
court will receive a petition from
Bruno Richard Hauptmann asking
10 TO pass ON his conviction OF mur-
derirg and kidnapping Charles A.
LindborEh, Jr. The highest New Jer-
sey court unanimously upheld his
conviction. His appeal must be filed
before Friday.
, 1935-11-11
Get Rid Of
Malaria!
Danish ChiIIs and FeUer!

To conquer Malaria, you must do two
things. () Destroy the infection in the
blood. (2) Build up the blood to over
rome the effects and to fortify against
further attack. There is n medicine that
does these two things and that is Grevc's
Tasteless Chill Tonicl The tasteless qui-
nine in Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic de-
stroys the malarial infection in the blood
while the iron builds up the blood. Thou
sands Of people have conquered Malaria
with the aid Of Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic. In addition to being 4 noted rem
edy for Malaria, it Is also an excellent
tonic Of general use. Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic is pleasant 70 take and con-
tains nothing harmful. Even children like
it and they can take il safely. For sale
BY all drug stores. Now two sizes-SOc
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much as the soc size and gives you 7sSo
more for your money,
, 1935-11-11
POny-U cIan Contest Draws
National Attention Monday

LOS ANGELES. Nov. II. lPl-The
flashy Offense which has carried the
Southern Methodist football team 70
seven straight victories this season
was Pitted against the rugged de-
tense OF the University Of Califor-
MIA at Los Angeles Monday IN an
Armistice Day encounter.
The contest. which is expected to
draw $4,000 fans, will bring to-
gether two backfield stars seeking
All-America honors. Coach Matty
Bell Of the team from Texas is pin
ming his hopes on l50-pound Bobby
Wilson, elusive, fast stepping half
back.
For U. G. L. A. Chuck Cheshire,
deceptive but not quite 80 speedy
as Wilson. will attempt to engineer
, 1935-11-11
MISCELLANEOUS DATA
SUMMARY

Barometric pressure was relatively
To moderately low over the lower
Mississippi valley and off the mouth
cf. the Rio Grande river Monday
morning. and moderately high to
high throughout the northwest.
Heavy cloudineSS and moderate to
heavy rains occurred from Texas and
Louisiana nCrtheastward to the
Great Lakes. and generally fair to
clear weather over the northwest.
Temperatures were unseasonably low
throughout the great northwest
Monday morning. and decided drops
occurred in northern and central
Texas Sunday night and Monday
morning.
Brownsville Z q. m. (CST) sea-
level pressure 1886 inches.
NORTHWEST STORM WARN
ING DISPLAYED ON THE TEXAS
COAST MONDAY FOR STRONG
NORTHERLY WINDS.
, 1935-11-11
Nations Football
Scoring Led BY Zeh

NEW YORK, Nov. II. P- Ray
Zch, Western Reserve fulEback,
continued TO lead the nations foot
ball scorers this week, having col
lected IL touchdoEns and 81 points
after touchdownS for a grand total
OF 81 points.
The leaders: Zeh, Western Re-
serve. 81; Stanley, Williams. 81:
Meehan. Catawha, 81; Williams.
Ohio State. go: Rodgers, MissiSsip-
pi, go; Davis. Kentucky. so; Wilson,
Southern Methodist, 81; Parker,
Duke. 48: Cardwell, Nebraska, AZ;
Ryan, Utah State, AZ; Goddard,
Washington State, SO; Gray, Ore
gon State, 36.
, 1935-11-11

the Bruins to vi-tory with his spark
ling runs and sharp-shooting pass
es.
On the basis Of their fine record
this season, the Southern Metho-
dist players were established as
slight f~avorites over the home
guard, which lost its first contest q
week ego to California.
, 1935-11-11
CONTEST WILL
BE BROADCAST

Football fans in the Southwest
will be given a play-by-play de-
scription Of the SMU UCLA
game, at Los Angeles. Monday.
The Armistice Day classic will
be broadcast, BY leased wire re-
port. over six Southwest Broad
casting System stations. Begin
ming al 4:30 p. m. "A Well-known
SBS sportscaster will handle the
report for Magnolia Petroleum
Co. sponsors.
Stations on which the clash will
Dc carried are KRLD, Dallas;
KTAT. Fort Worth: KTRH.
Houston; KTSA, San Antonio;
KNOW, Austin. and WACO,
Waco.
, 1935-11-11
ESCAPE PORTS IN
SOVIET PLANES

MOSCOW fPl- Escape ports In
the cabins Of IS gigantic airplanes
being built here will clear the ships
quickly in case of mishap. Each pas
singer win ~ provided with a para
chute. The ships. designed like the
Maxim Gorky which crashed with a
loss or AZ lives last MAY. viii have
accommodations for 81 nassenEers.
, 1935-11-11

HARRISBURG, Pa. Nov. IL. Rl-
Bishop Philip r.. McDevitt or the
Harrisburg Diocese Of the Catholic
church. died early Monday from
pneumonia. He was rs.
The bishop. who celebrated the
golden jubilee OF his ordination last
July. was Ill a week. but pneumonia
developed only Sunday.
, 1935-11-11
The Weather

For East Texas least Of Tooth meri-
diam: Generally fair: colder IN
south and extreme east portions
probably frost except IN Lower Rio
Grande Valley: freezing in north
and central portions Monday night;
Tuesday generally fair; rising tenn
perature IN north portion.
Fresh to strong northerly winds
on the coast diminishing Monday
night.
, 1935-11-11
DIES

The curious home OF Mrs. Sarah
Winchester at Santa Clara. Calf,
Is now a public show place. The
house has 1000 doors. rs bathrooms,
As fireplaces, and five separate heat
ing systems. One flight OF stairs
in the house has IA steps and makes
seven turns. yet rises only 10 feet.
, 1935-11-11
Skeeter Leads
In Big Tourney
Especial % the Heraldl

Especial 20 The deraldl
HARLINGEN. Nov. III. Touring
the course in one blow under par,
Bill Skeeter OF Dallas. former star
tackle with the SM.U. Mustangs.
paced the field here Sunday as the
Armistice golf tournament got I'M
der way.
The concluding is OF the tourna-
ment we're to be staged Monday.
Skeeter. a salesman for Wilson e.
Co. sporting goods firm. smacked
out a 70 on his first round. He was
two strokes ahead OF Hill Cooke Of
Hqriinupn and Dick Turner.
, 1935-11-11
HANGMAN

- bEEAAAGA IL
VIENNA Up Franz CaUffer. sued
for back alimonv by his former wife.
testified he was IN executioner by
trade but couldn't afford t0 pay the
sums alleged due because the bot
tom had fallen out OF his business.
IL was otherwise In 1884, he said,
when Austria was hanging rebels.
, 1935-11-11

AS soon as his mate starts nest
ing. the rhinoceros hornbin seals
her III a hollow tree. He leaves
a small lopening for her bill to stick
out and brings her food until the
brood Is Matched.
, 1935-11-11
RIuIFTIN

CFirst figures. lowest temperature last
night: second. highest yesterday: third
wind velocity at 8 a. m; fourth. prec-
imitation In last "a hcursl.
, 1935-11-11
TIDE y

High and low tide at Port Isabel
Tuesday, under normal meteor
illogical conditions:
High 6.43 p. m
Low 1912 a. m.
, 1935-11-11
RIVER FORECAST

There will be no material change
in the river during the next "a 70
SO hours.
, 1935-11-11

while Stanford, still a contender
after its narrow 80 victory over
Southern California. engages Mon
tana in a conference game.
Washington State. another posi-
bic contender should California
lose to Stanford, closes its confer
ence schedule against Southern
California. oregon State plays
Idaho. U. G. L. A. after its meet
ing with Southern Methodist Mon
day, battles the University Of Ha-
wall on Friday. Loyola Of Los An
geles entertains Michigan State
Saturday.
Rocky Mountain Conference:
Colorado University, surprise vic
tor over Utah l4-0, is the only elev-
en- undefeated in the conference.
Colorado will meet Kansas this
week. The major conference games
will pit Utah against Colorado
State, Utah State against Brigham
Young. and Colorado College
against Colorado Mines Monday
and against Montana State on
Saturday.
Southwest
Texas Christian, setting the pace
with three victories in a row,
plays Texas. whose Longhorns
stopped Baylor 25-6. Southern
Methodist, only other unbeaten
conference team, faces the task Of
maintaining its record in a game
with y. c. l.. A. at Los Angeles
Monday and then must face tough
Arkansas at Fayetteville Saturday.
Third place Rice, victor over Ar
kansas 20-7, plays TEES "A. a. M.
Baylor travels to Shreveport for a
clash with Centenary.
South
Southern Conference: North
Cardinals Tarheels stake their I'M
defeated record and their hopes Of
an invitation to the Rose Bowl
against Duke in the conference
championship contest. The Tar
heels crushed Virginia Military
500. while Duke was whipping Da-
wilson 26-7. Third place Maryland,
beaten 1877 by Indiana in the last
minute Of play, tackles Washington
& Lee. which downed Virginia 20
0. Virginia and ". p. /, beaten
60 by North Carolina State, OPP
pose each other in the only other
conference test.
Southeastern Conference: Louis
lana State. with three victories IN a
row. looks like conference champ
ion. but should the Tigers slip
either against Georgia this week or
Tulane on Nov. 80, any one Of five
teams might win or share the
crown. Alabama, Vanderbilt, Mis-
sissinpi. Tennessee and Georgia
each has been beaten only once
within the conference.
Louisiana routed Mississippi
State 28-l3. for its third conference
victory while Georgia was whipping
Tulane 26-13. Tennessee, which
nosed out Mississippi l4-13. tackles
Vanderbilt next. Tulane plays
Kentucky. victor by 1876 over Flor
ida. Alabama, $50 conqueror OF
Clemson. plays Georgia Tech. rout-
ed 1877 by Auburn. Florida and
Sewannee battle for the cellar
championship" in the only other
conference game.
, 1935-11-11
PONIES GET
TOUGH TEST
Wedding Out Process Will
Take Some Of Them
Out Of Race
BY HERBERT W. BARKER

- 4OANAAf AN9Ns IL VI - 40QN~
balls embattled legions declared a
temporary armistice Monday be-
fore plunging into the final stages
Of an unpredictable campaign.
The list Of major undefeated and
united teams had dwindled to ten
Princeton, Dartmouth. Syracuse,
and NewNYork University in the
east. Minnesota and Marquette in
the middle west. North Carolina in
the south. Southern Methodist and
Texas Christian in the southwest.
and California in the far west.
Four OF these teams will be
brought together in regular games.
Princeton against Dartmouth on
Nov. % and Southern Methodist
against Texas Christian on Nov. 80.
Only an optimist would predict
that the other six would wind up
with perfect records.
BY sections. prospects for the
next big engagement look like this:
East
Princeton. whose Tigers rolled
over Harvard $50, looks safe
enough this week In a "breather"
with Lehigh. and New York Uni
versity should have no particular
trouble with Rutgers. Dartmouth.
victor over William g. Mary $40,
takes on Cornell. Syracuse, after
scoring over Columbia. 14-2. meets
its deadly rival, Colgate, with the
result in doubt.
Army. routed 1916 by Pitts
three-touchdoWn splurge. sees no.
thing but trouble ahead in the an
nual duel with Notre Dame. de-
spite the Ramblers' reverse by
Northwestern. Pitt will meet Ne
braska's Cornhuskers. while Temple
seeks TO stop unbeaten Marquette.
conqueror of Michigan State 1871.
Navy. which halted Penn 1870,
meets Columbia next, while Penn
tries to turn back Penn State,
which bowled over Villanova 27-13
Saturday. West Virginia and Du-
quesne. Manhattan and George
town, Yale and Lafayette. are the
ether leading p~airings.
Middlewest
Big Ten: Ohio State and Mime
sofa lead with three victories and
no defeats. but both had to come
NCm behind TO emerge victorious
Saturday. The Buckeyes spotted
Chicago q 1870 lead. then rushed
over three %touchdowns to win 20
i3. Minnesota trailed Iowa 60
for a while but won 1876. Mime
sofa tackles Michigan, beaten 80
by Illinois, while Ohio State plays
Illinois and seeks revenge for the
1913 reverse OF a year ago. Pur-
due. upset by Wisconsin 80, plays
Iowa: Northwestern meets Wiscon-
sin, and Chicago battles Indiana in
other conference engagements.
Big six: Nebraska won the title
last week BY downing Kansas 1913.
and will spend the rest Of the sea-
son In i-ntersectional competition.
Kansas State ana Oklahoma, lock-
ed III a percentage tie for third
place clash this week in the only
conference game. Missouri, beaten
by Oklahoma 20-6. meets Washing
ton University Of St. Louis, while
Iowa State. nosed out by Kansas
State 60. plays Drake Of the Mis-
souri Valley conference.
Far West
Pacific Coast Conference: Cali
fornia'S 14-0 conquest OF Washing
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"A decided weight advantage Is
with Coach Spaulding's team. which
holds a 9-pound edge in the line,
199 pounds. In the backfield
Southern Methodist will give away
Is pounds to the man.
The game Is scheduled TO begin at
AIS D. m. Central Standard TimeD.
Probable lincups:
S. NJ. u. Pos. u. @. i. A.
Upton ............ MCCneSNey NCl
Left End
spain SLaWlSky
Left Tackle
Baker hastings
Left Guard
Johnson Chavoor
Center
Stamps Sargent
Right Guard
Orr .................... Dickerson
Right Tackle
Stewart Co ........... Schroeder
Right End
s.......+ ...ss..ss MuA ply
Quarterback
wilson CneSnlre
Left Half
Burt ..s..... Funk
Right Half
ShufOrd Schel
Fullback
Officials: Referee. Clarence Price,
California;: umpire. Cort Majors,
California;; head linesman, Tom
Fitzpatrick. CUtah); field judge.
Bruce Kirkpatrick, COccidentaD.
, 1935-11-11

1t is said that WhoopinE cough fs
the most contagious OF all childhood
diseases.
, 1935-11-11
Far West

Pacific Coast Conference: Cali
fornia's $40 conquest OF Washing
ton assured the Golden Bears at
least a tie for the championship.
They can win it outright BY beating
Stanford on Nov. q. California
PLAYS College Of Pacific this week
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-05
WORLD TRADE
IMPROVES

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-World
economic conditions are improv.
ing to an encouraging degree,
the Guaranty Trust Company re-
ports in it's monthly bulletin.
The conclusion is based on
League of Nations statistics. y
League figures show a rise OF
about IS per cent in industrial &C
tivity in Italy; 16 per cent in
Chile; II to 13 per cent in Japan,
Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Hun
gary and Canada; and about 6
per cent in the United States;
the United Kingdom and Ger
many for the first quarter of 1885.
The bulletin warns that the rate
of industrial activity is not neces.
Sarily synonymous with the level
of general business activity, which
is a more accurate measure Of the
state of economic well-being.
The rearmament programs Of
some nations are leading to in
creased production, but since
these, at the same time, place an
additional tax burden on the popu.
lation they do not necessarily
lead to improved economic condi-
tionS, the bulletin says.
Despite these considerations,
however, the conclusion is reached
that there is little doubt that
economic conditions throughout
the world have improved to an en-.
couraging degree in the last sew
eral months"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-05
R0SPIGLI0S|S
PARTED

HAMILTON, Bermuda, Aug. 5.
(U.SJ.-Princess Rospigliosi, the
former Marion Snowden, and her
titled Italian husband, Prince
Girolamo RospiglioSi, have parted,
it was learned today.
According to close friends OF
the youthful couple who eloped
in Italy in November, 1881, the
parting is definite and will shortly
find its way to the courts. A
divorce, possibly in Reno, is sug-
geSted.
The princess is living with her
mother, Mrs. Walter H. Davidson,
in more or less SecluSion here. The
mother is quoted as saying:
"The prince has departed for
parts unknown"
The parts unknown" happen
to be New York city. The prince,
it is known, left this island several
days ago. The marriage Of the
prince and princess, friends said
has been heading for separation
for some time.
Prince RospiglioSi, now an
American wine salesman, Is in
New York. it was established TO-
day, but he is not living at his
apartment, which has been sub
let for some time.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-05
Northeast Citizens
To Present Pageant

Citizens Of the Northeast Sec
ton will take part in the pageant.
1.-THE Land of Hearts Desire" Fri.
day at 8 p. m. in lexington Ivecre-
alton Center, Mckinley High
School plaza.
Mrs. D. E. Middleton and Mrs.
Marie Moore Forrest have trained
the cast of 400 for this pageant.
Henry Gilligan, of the Board Of
Education, is announcer. Others
included are E. j. Lawless, presi.
dent North Capitol Citizens AS
ISOLATION; Frederick Bach, North
Capitol Citizens Association; Mrs.
Clayton C. Marsh, president Of
the Rhode Island Citizens ASSo-
citation; George L. Gee, George J.
Cleary, Mrs. l.. S. Shilling and
Marvin McDougal Mclean.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-05
Thermometer
Fluid FIelIS
Child of 3

"Pooky" is a much wiser
young man today. He knows
what's on the inside of a
thermometer and he knows
that it isn't wise to swallow
its contents.
"Pooky" who is three years
old and whose real name is
Carlton Jackson, of the 700
block Twelfth st. S. E., made
t n csc discoveries Yesterday
when he wandered into the
back yard of his home and
found the thermometer.
Discovering it was filled with
a fluid, he bit off the end and
drank it. The fluid was COM
posed of alcohol and a deadly
dye.
Casualty Hospital physicians
cleaned out "Pooky's" stomach
He is recuperating.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-05

MERIDIAN, Miss, Aug. 5.-An
airplane piloted by Gene Vinson,
Mississippi Open golf champion
and son Of Mayor Clint Vinson,
crashed while taking off from Key
Field last night.
Mr.. Vinson and his passenger,
BEDFORD Adams, young Meridian,
business man, both suffered
broken backs. They are in a
critical condition.
The plane fell $50 feet.
Mr.. Vinson Is well known in
Washington golfing circles. He is
a member of the Manor Club. Last
year he Stro:zed his way to the
District of Columbia champion.
ship and also won the Chevy
Chase Invitation tournament.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-05
Premier Of Greece
Visits YuqosIavia

BLED, Yugoslavia, Aug. s..
Premier Panagiotis TsaldariS
of Greece arrived here
today to discuss the Greek mon
archial restoration movement
with Prince Paul, first regent Of
Yugoslavia. He conferred with
Premier Milan Stoyadinovitch Of
Yugoslavia at Belgrade Saturday.
Observers considered it signifi-
cant that Prince Nicholas of
Greece is mentioning near Bled.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-05
Il DuCe Gives Plane
ToChinese Chief

NICK ONG, Aug. s.
Premier 'Benito Mussolini, whose
agents have sold large numbers
of airplanes in China during the
last five years, gave one to Gen.
eraliSsimo Chang KaiShek as a
birthday present today. Chinese
regarded the plane as "Cumsha"
"a gift to a good customer.