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Evening star., 1939-08-06
Soil Erosion Will Chance
National Idea of Wealth
Political Consequences of Loss
Of Productivity Described in
Solid, Fascinating Book
Vanishing Lands
By Mary.Carfer Roberts.

EYE do w"we and G. Jacks Ne' York Doubleday Doron
Here would the whole philosophy erosion
been aon W h soil nos v
and with terrifying figures designed show that the end Of
Of the erosion problem to be and into them we'll But
describe future social which divorce between
recognized
from which other forms wealth can be exoe
that human life depends soil fertility and why
people actually
from IRON m e ee nno 1e a on % b na So much stuff has BEEN
indeed Mr.. Jacks
Today the virtually unaffected by what happens
produced elsewhere accumulated
nea m hs @ y u pD
takes at best in the land the dse ss no
divorced himself from
v whan more sas an hs his
inevitably m s forcing Itself upon the ovnman attention
Sss;s. Ssss stss'sa .viss Ts.ms. nm
This the point which the world has reached at the present time
as the Ssn authors sss es it. a an S h book 5 h @ " give the 0
They nf a scs s S to manna of almost T o tho how DAWN has o
kowedge 1t distinct factor they in the decay of the
aS Th @ n po up o ne M it ody
as they do av wh na m so M the m n a @ in Na1
only to Africa in the extent to which erosion has taken
of soil loss cultivated
of lands two today which are putting
Tns gtsts AuG work on the widest scale are Russia and the
dealing
the
fall of national We
they observation
individual will of
will a national life.
will
of other
of the
themselves
balance whole
will longer mind
will be recognized delicate structure serving its place in the country
salvation invaluable
1t will respected by the future population.
wealth will of
will recognized
much than vague theoretical value When this happens these
level bankro will probably lower than
it has been for recent decades but this will not
acknowledgement wealth
otherwhere than of fluid cash.
there quality
in the book 1t written with prosi matter quality if it
fascinating would call the work ogy Yet
of STABILITY the volume
through
vanishing Lands" 1t sond serious reading.
Iceland the First American Republic
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

VIRGINIA. BEACH. VA.-A PARTICULARLY
lovely cottage, charmingly furnished linen,
and silver included; spacious grounds
privacy. Michigan 02S6.
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127-ft. front. overlooking Sligo Park;
hard road plenty of trees; built-up section
of Silver Spring. Col. 2439-W teveningsl.
MR. REDDINC
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

ssaERWoop sa rokEST' CoITAqE e57a .
rooms baths. 2 fireplaces; on premises
Sunday afternoon. c. E. H1LDEBRANDT
Burkleith Square. Towson Md.
WOODLAND BEACH-5-ROOM COTTAGE
newly decorated; cleo. water toilet; lot
6OxlO0; $l,250 cash or terms. MR..
FRANK. 1416 North Capitol st. North 664l.
BARGAIN ACRES
Fine camp or boarding house furnished.
ami: fine beach: ] hours ride; must SELL
will finance. Box 497-D. Star.
74-AcRE ESTATE. WITH WIDE FRONTAGE
on river. excellent fishing. Grabbing. duck.
quail and rabbit shooting: natural white
sand beach: small motorboat: large Colonial
house. modernized and smartly furn.
throughout: liv. .rm.. din. rm.. kit. with
wood and gas stove. bedrms., screened
porch: including farm eouipment. horses,
pigeons: vesetable garden planted; land is
cultivated for corn and tobacco Priced for
quick sale. complete. S12,950. Ask for Mr..
THE MARYLAND REALTY.
9l5 10th st. NV Natl. sOa5.
TWO OLD COLONIAL ESTATES
Reduced from 81 $4,000 TO $4,000 90.
Original old house sound essentials 100
acres, shade, 3 freplaces. deep harbor.
on Smiths Creek.
Rare old home. can be restored, g fire.
places, brick ends. paneling. deep harbor,
3 miles shore panoramic view. 300 acres
good soil, outbuildings; price, SO 100000.
See GEoRGE s H. HARRIS. Agent.
Office at St Marys City. Md.
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LOTS AND COTTAGES AT CEDARHURST
on Ches. Bay, 81 miles D. c. tnear Shady
Side, Md. Inspect the new cottages for
sale at Sl.2O0.00, S1,495.O0. Sl.595.o0
and $3.50. 90: good roads. pier. seawall.
cleo, boat harbor Send for free circular.
WALTER NJ. BAUMAN. l Thomas Circle.
Nail Eool
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FERTILE So. ACRE FARM l4 MILES
tiIe bath. elee. and furnace: there are :
farm BUILDINGS ali il in good Condition; Z
Ts or OufnEs bs wno are fay% north 1he
Per- soG" dos MAspN F.uis ns
Alexandra s6S-J-1. Closed Sundays
1oO-ACRE TOBACCO FARM, BEST SOIL;
1a0-acre TOBACCO, farm. OLD house. ideal
trees between Largo and Marlboro;
and S s sSpsssw ssE Rsse sssf HsEn sd
g. p zANTz1NGER FIR, o,o.
' S Sun. Hillside o414-J. ~
MARYLAND-yIRGINIA OPPORTUNITIES;
st: George River, beautiful point. miles
water front; Broom brick-nogged resi-
buildings; excel. farm; 800 acres; 81 8 900.
Wi Wlcomico River; beautiful t view; mile mile
Convenient potomac River: long State State
road frontage; l0-room cottage; 100 acres,
Request Maryland virginia list Estates.
LEONARD sNTDER. LA PLATA, MD
lo6 ACRES; ON STATE ROAD Walk
excellent land. being worked on shares.
AeRGs STATE FSsa close to sehGS1s
trees; ideal for retired couple $295O.
THE MARYLAND REALTY
915 10th St. NV Natl. s0a5.
rs ACRES
In high state of cultivation: large orchard,
wells barn, chicken house. Toulouse. =
room dwelling, electricity: $4,000. terms.
Erwin REALTY CO.. call Hyattsville 765.
Evenings. Greenwood 1921.
HOWARD COUNTY
102-ACRE dairy farm; 30 stanchons, 2
silos; good land and bldes,; S650o.
2Q-ACRE poultry farm: modern home
large poultry houses; money-maker; $500.
1s5-ACPE stock farm; poor bldgs.; fine
stream; good land: $1,000.
23S ACRES, one-hah woodland: Colonial
brick house: barn; outbuildings; $4,000.
310-ACRE stock farm; sx-room house,
barn and courthouse; 81 800.
MD-VA FARM AGENCY INC.
Munsey Bldg. Baltic Md.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN SECTION, 7th AND NV.
THOS. D. WALSH. INC.
Sl5 11th NV Dist. 1853.
OPPOSITE CAPITOL - 43-49 CAPITOL
courts s.w.. rear "A st. s.w.; containing
$500 So. TT; $40 monthly.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
3I4 Pa Ave Sc Line 00S4.
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WANT TO RENT FOR SEASON. FUR
nished house on river front. within 20
miles OF city, Paved road running
water and electricity. Box 459-C. Star.
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FUTURE.
PROPOSALS.

THE COUNTY MANAGER WILL RECEIVE
bids in his office at the Courthouse, Airing
ton, Virginia. until 11:0o o'clock AN
Tuesday. MAY Q. 1899 covering the collec-
ton and disposal of garbage trash. ashes
and night soil in Arlington County. Vir-
sina. for the period of the fiscal year
July / 1899 to June 80. 1910
Specifications and proposal forms for
this work NAV be obtained upon applica-
ton to the County Managers Once.
Proposal bond or certified check in the
amount of 81 100000 must accompany each
and every bid
FRANK c. HANRAHAN.
County Manager and Clerk
of County Board of Arlington
County. Virginia.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL WOODED BUILDING LOT.
overlooking Fort Dupont Park, 75x150;
Bradbury Hgts., D. c.; $1,000 cash. Atl
6l32-W
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3 A; MAIN HIGHWAY; Ar. HOUSE;
well; 90 mi. of D. c.; price, 5000; half cash
trees; view: IA mi of D. c.; price 81 200.
Phone 135. H. B. MITCHELL. Herndon, Va.
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BREEZY POINT BEACH, MD.-6-ROOM
bay-view cottage for rent gas. electricity,
water; adults only; references; S125 month.
Phone NICHOL. Lincoln 65O4. 3O'
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MONEY WANTED.

new home owner occupied, best location.
Bethesda. Phone Wis 6112. after pm 3O'
$4,000 TO BE SECURED BY FIRST DEED
of trust on 80 acres of wooded land ada
cent to Great Falls and the George WASH
inston Memorial parkway.
Have good first and second trust notes for
sale made by excellent purchasers and
amply secured on their respective proper
ties. Box 4S2-C Star. l.
sECOND-TRUST MOTIF 50 500: PAYS OUT
6l2 years; on detached. well-kept. attrac.
tive home. good section Brookland. Will
sell .5G, discount. 1877 Custer rd.. Be-
theSda Wis 4S1S
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AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1895 de luxe 4-door 5-pass
sedan sedan , unusually clean inside and out; ali
an r. & G. car that gives you lastin9
satisfaction; top allowance for your car;
specla terms if desired low price of 500
l1l4 VT ave S'
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CHEVROLET master de luxe coupe, 1898.
Radio; excellent condition and by any
comparison is an excellent value: $535.
Warfield Motor Co., Ford, Mercury. Lin
coln-Zephyr dealer 1928 Sherman ave.
NV Adams 5000
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CALVERT CO. MD.

12-room dormer Widowed home Is
acres partly wooded land on paved high,
River beaches and fishing grounds: also
Groom cottage in a grove, gar. chicken
houses we.kept sroHnds oao most uvn a.
DORE F. MENK, 1924 Goth NV 10
7s45.
to TO new eN Mors n sntoTn sridse A now IEA der
construction, large, white Colonial house;
schoolhouse leased to STATE on property;
over 100 acres tiliable good springs and
streams through land. An ideal farm and
s1s 1oIG i aE s. MAINLAND nv: RFAFry Ns5i soes.
M9STeonaifRx soUNHx N5Ihs
running water garage and Toulouse with
servants quarters over other outbldes
.a-- WooDR,IbdEE REALTY oy9s 60 esos
FORTY ACRES, 7;RooM AND BATH
houses; house electricity, telephone Price. $3.50.
100 acres: tenant house hoa and barn. S
i1tS Iooaere az D'f1rt farm the best farm of this
size in Prince GEORGES County 25 hhds
tobacco. 1898 crop. that will net over
$4,000 Present owner occupies. Price.
One acre. more available. 7-room and
bath dwelling; telephone. electricity:
HENRY L. MORRIS.
Upper Marlboro, Md. Marlboro 81.
3 A, MAIN, HIGHWAY; Ar. HOUSE;
q a.: 5-r bungalow: 500 growing fruit
phene ilss5 Yss Vs. 81 MtHfLl # Ss Ts
M, eocKR111, e 81.
Phone s34-J-2. Falls Church. Va.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARMS FOR
ps4nssTe ssEf 5fqq pqes hsaSs sSoS in the vicinity of
, acres. 80 miles from Washington s.
room house, several outbuildings. ,splen-
did place for summer home. Good view
but nc. improvements and no electricity.
acres 5-room house. Price sa $50.
mands one OF il not the best view of the
surrounding country in Montgomery Coun-
1000 healthy ts apple trees. Frice. sl4 500,
100 acres, near Boyds. nice, little
dsTy barn for Cows oupf pfens Of ou
is acres near Woodheld Price sa,5oo,.
mile on es drt road 5a near eese Boyds sou I'm
eiectricity. Never Sever.tsi water 't to build
ment blocks Plenty of outbuildings A
large stream runs, through a splendid
meadow covered with blue grass; PRICE
and blood tested cows, all the dairy, equip
ment. ? horses. crops in the ground. grain
and ropghase in the barn. # you are in
terested in a dairy farm short distance
on, dirt road, the price Of this place is
right.
Phone Rockville 3S9
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LOTS WANTED.

For moderate priced homes. E. w. BAILEY,
Adams 47s6. or mail 1435 Meridian nv.
LOTS WANTED. VICINITY NEW HAMP-
shire ave. extended or Brightwood: will Day
cash. Met. AS1<.
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sUUQ ITVFNT IIIFIILi ,NFf.F0V, TIT MS.
1I1E MARYLAND REALTY,
Qlh 10Th ST N W Nail SN0h-

MONTGOMERY COUNTY. 10 MILES
Of 81 acres partly under cultivation. New
7-room house with Q baths fireplace, e!ec..
running water: garage and Toulouse with
servants quarters over other outbldes
Will finance to suit or exchange for D c.
or Bethesda property. Brokers protected.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO
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FARMS FOR RENT.
AUCTION SALES.

FARMHOUSE BEDROOMS, . BATHS;
mile of water front on Chesapeake Bay.
MRS. JOHN VEST. Stevensville, Md.
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CHEVROLET 1885 coach; clean through.
out and performs beautifully; good rubbsf
all wheels look no farther for a ow-prics
family car: $3.50; $40 down. easy terms.
SULLIVAN CHEVROLET, 46O N. Y az.
" Met 0S11
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BAY RIDGE.
SOME REAL BARGAINS.
Completely furnished bay-front home, 8
rooms. bath, wide porch: cellar with heating
plant. servants room and toilet. Lot rs by
215, garage: splendid shade and shrubbery.
This property is located on River drive
near Sands ave ard will be open Sunday
for inspection. Priced very low for quick
sale.
Only s4 500 for beautiful bungalow, 5
rooms bath. wide porch; completely fur
rished: garage: showers and dressing rooms.
Large lot and splendid view of the bay.
So 22oO-Just the home for a small FAM
lily Large living room with fireplace bed
room. kitchen. bath and nice porch. Large
lot shade. and good view of the bay.
VIM. II. LANHAM, 141O H st. NV.
Natl O366 or Col 5Ol9
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CHEVROLET 1898 master de luxe Town
sedan; beautiful maroon finish: Fisher
no-draft ventilation. knee action and ma ny
other fine features: motor excellent; rub
in new-car condition throughout: S54Q.
L. p. Steuart. Inc, 1925 14th st. y.
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BAY RIDGE
BAY RIDGE.
--av

For sale-Lots in all sections at re-
juced prices. BAY RIDGE DEVELOP
MENT CO, National 66S2.
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CHEVROLET 1887 de luxe town sedan;
hydraulic brakes. looks new, performs pei.
fectly good tires: SAT-: displayed in buil4-
ing. SULLIVAN CHEVROLET 46O N. Z.
aye OSI1
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GARAGES WANTED.
TRAlLERS FOR SALE.

WANTED. PARKING SPACE OR GARAC
9 to 4 30 weekdays. radius / blk. 18th a
NJ sts. NV. state price. Box 104B, St
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beauty; new-car appearance, performances
and reliability are all combined in this flhs
this one at our low Honest Price Of $500.
Terms to suit you. Owens Motor Co., So %
Ga. ave
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CARROLL S, KNoLLs,

SIIVER SPRING.
Buy lot and build your home in this
subdivision Convenient to center of
washington; high elevation. restricted.
city water. electricity; lot $3.50 to $3.50;
terms If desired Drive out to ira ffc light
in Silver Spring, thence north on Ga ave
2 miles to Carroll Knols,. Representative
on grounds Sunday 3 to pm.
VIM F CARLIN,
S11h Ga Ave
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MOHICAN HILLS,
1719 K St. NV Natl. 1866.
ATTENTION BUILDERS.

overlooking park; suited for moderate
priced houses; near schools and transp.: :
sewer. water. gas, elec. available. real
APT. SITE ON MT. VERNON
Memorial Blvd, overlooking
Potomac River. Contains
10000 50. it., with sewer,
gas and water. Box 86-E,
Star.
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76 ACRES.
In high state of cultivation: large orchard.
2 wells, barn, chicken house Toulouse. =
room dwelling, electricity: $4,000: terms.
Erwin REALTY CO. call Hyattsville 1855.
1921
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WILL SELL $500 EQUITY IN FOUR-ROoM
cottage on South River, very reasonable;
furniture included; owner leaving city. Box
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driven very little. can't be told from q
three month -old car. cost S9ls; reduces
to S595: two days only: terms. MANDE1I
CHEVROLET CO. 1900 Nichols ave sc.
Atlantic 4402. Phone US, We will bring
1t to you
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SALE-4-BEDROOM SUMNER HOME. EP-
ping Forest, Md: porches: large lot; hot
and cold water: electricity; gas stove. Ask
for MR.. SURGUY at the gate or call Geor-
pia o13O 30.
Evening star., 1939-06-02

passengers unaware of the actual
sailing orders for the master of the
ship had expressed fear of "collec-
tive suicide pact" Port police boats
were ordered to escort the St. Louis
out Of the harbor and pick up any
passengers who might leap over
board.
Cuban marines were held in
readiness for any emergency that
might arise in carrying out President
Federico Laredo Brus order that the
st. Louis leave Havana.
Capt. Gustav Schroeder of the St.
Louis had expressed fear of a mutiny
among the passengers if he put out
to sea again and one passenger had
attempted suicide. He slashed his
wrists and leaped overheard, but was
saved.
The refugees, including 500 women
and $50 children, were forbidden to
land because they lacked Cuban
consular visas, passports and Labor
Department permits. They held only
provisional permits of the Immigra-
ton Department to land as pas
sengers en- route to the United
States.
These permits had been nullified
by presidential decree of May 5.
nine days before the St. Louis sailed
from Hamburg.
President Laredo Bru, after five
days OF negotiations, in which the
st, Louis lay here, yesterday ordered
the vessel to leave within the dav,'
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Officers Are Elected
By K. of G. Council

Election of Matthew j. OCallag-
han, jr., as grand knight marked
last nights meeting of Spalding
Council, Knights of Columbus, held
at the club house, 918 Tenth street
NV, officials announced today.
Other officers named were Law
renee A. Gage, deputy grand knight
James c. Naughton, chancellor;
Ralph De La Vergne, warden; Will
liam M. Mooreland, recording sec
retary: Frank j. Vosmek, treasurer
Charles B. Eckenrode, advocate
Harold N. Whalen, trustee: Bernard
]. Boch, inside guard, and R. H
Rice and A. B. Smith, outside
guards. Delegates to the State con-
vention are Mr.. OCallaghan and
William G. Mcclure with Frank j
Mallory and J. H. Walsh as alter
mates.
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his own judgment, giving the pas
sengers some opportunity to make
arrangements to enter some other
port.
officials of the company were par
ticularly indignant over decree
that the liner st. Louis clear terri
torial waters today or be towed out
by Cuban gunboat.
The matter had not yet become a
diplomatic issue, it was said The
protest was made by the steamship
company directly to the Havana
government.
Hamburg -Amerika officials said
five Cuban consuls in various Ger
man cities had issued visas for
entrance of the refugees into Cuba
They said all the visas were in
perfect order.
No one in Hamburg would ven-
! ture a guess as to the ultimate fate
of the Jews aboard the St. Louis
1t was indicated that the possibility
Of landing the refugees at some
other port in the Western Hemi-
sphere was being investigated.
There was no indication that
the German government had in
tsrested itself in the future of the
refugees, numbering 922, accord
ing to the steamship line-917 ac-
cording to Havana authorities.
1t was reported some of the pas
sengers feared they would be put
into concentration camps if the
st. Louis brought them back to
Germany, but in informed quarters
1t was said their ultimate disposi-
ton would depend on the circum-
stances of individual cases"
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Pope's Peace Efforts
Backed by Italians
Hy Radio to The Star.

BY Radio to The Star.
ROME. June 2-The efforts of
Pope Plus XII for peace as re-
vealed today by his holiness. find
no more cordial and grateful re-
ception than here where the Italian
people are profoundly hopeful that
the costly period of European ten
sion may temporarily be eased.
Beneath the bellicose headlines
Of the newspapers and the cheers
which greet Premier Benito Musso-
linis personal appearances. the
Italians are as worried as the
Americans or people anywhere by
such universal problems as high
taxes and continuing rains which
may harm the harvest
Even high Fascist quarters have
suggested to this correspondent
that Italy does not want war, and
Italy undoubtedly hopes to restrain
its German ally in the moment
when Great Britain and France
are closing the democratic front by
alliances with Turkey and Russia
tcopyrieht, 1889, Chicago Daily News, Inc }
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Avoid Dissension,'
Advice Of Farley 10
Parry Members
Keep Feet on Ground,
Look Stroieht Ahead
Chief Declares
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
ROCHESTER, N. Y, June a.
James A. Farley, as national Demo.
cratic chairman, urged party mem
bers last night to "avoid dissension,
keep their feet on the ground and
look straight ahead; then there
won't be any doubt about the out
come" Of the 1910 presidential elec-
ton.
"The Democratic party is in a
sound position in this country at
the present time" the Postmaster
General told an estimated 500 per-
sons who paid $25 each to attend
a Grover Cleveland" dinner, staged
by the State Committee to assist
in reducing 100000 deficit in
CURED during last falls campaign.
He urged his listeners to appeal
to the women's and young peoples
vote. Previously he had said he
had sounded cut third-term senti-
ment during his recent ,4-State
tour Of the West mot because Mr..
Roosevelt Is President, but from the
viewpoint of the precedent that
would be established"
OF the foreign situation, Mr.. Far
ley declared:
president Roosevelt and Secre-
tary of State Hull will do everything
in their power to preserve the pres
tige of the Nation and remain at
peace with all the world"
Evening star., 1939-06-02
Liner Takes on Fuel
For Return VOYAGE

HAVANA, June 2 (P).-The Ger.
man liner st. Louis took on fue,
and provisions to start back to Ger.
many today with GIT German Jewish
refugees forbidden to set foot or
Cuban soil-an order backed by 8
threat to tow the vessel outside ter
rltorlal waters with a gunboat.
The refugees, most of whom haG
hoped to land pending entrance into
the United States. thronged the
decks Of their floating prison,
women Wailing at the growing indi-
cations of enforced return to the
land from which they had fled.
Efforts were made to keep the
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building two submarines and six
speedboats for the Yueoslav navy.
SIovenes Are Reported
In Attacks on Germans

NAGYKANIzSA, Hungary, June 2
R.-Acts Of violence involving Slo-
venes and Germans in Northern
Yugoslavia were described today in
reports filtering into Hungary
through heavy censorship at the
very moment that Regent Prince
Paul Of Yugoslavia was being feted
in Berlin by Reichsfuehrer Hitler.
These reports told of the wreck
ing Of homes of Nazi Germans by
Slovene Nationalists at Konjice and
Maribor.
They asserted clashes had occurred
in many localities along Yugoslavia's s
frontier with Greater Germany In a
region which belonged to the Austro-
Hungarian Empire before the World
War.
At Konjice stores and the home
Of the local Nazi leader were report
ed to have been sacked by Slovene
Nationalists. Similar action was
said to have been taken in Maripor
against the home Of DR.. Karl Kieser,
head Of the Nazi movement there.
Evening star., 1939-06-02
German War Might
Paraded in Berlin
For Yugos|av Regent
Demonstration Follows
Pledge by Hitler to
Respect Borders
BY the Associated Press.

BERLIN, June 2-Reichsfuehrer
Hitler today followed up a pledge
OF respect for Yugoslavias border
for all time" with an impressive
demonstration of military might for
Regent Prince Paul.
The regent, here on a five-day
state visit. stood with the Fuehrer
and high German army officers near
Berlin's monument to war dead in
Unter Den Linden to see the parade
OF soldiers and war machines.
For more than three hours troops
marched and artillery, tanks and
motorized equipment rolled through
Berlin's streets while airplanes
roared overhead.
The regent, who arrived here yes
terday, opened today's ceremonies by
placing a wreath at the war
memorial. Then, riding with the
Fuehrer, he went to the Technical
High School, where the parade was
witnessed from a platform.
Cites Warm Friendship.
At an elaborate state dinner last
night at Hitler's new chancellery,
the Fuehrer spoke Of warm friend
ship between the two countries. In
an exchange Of toasts. Hitler referred
to the ties between the two countries
thus:
Il believe in this -Yugo-
slav friendship all the more since
4 Solidly founded and trustful rela-