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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-16
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,


CHANCERY.
DORIS GEANT CONNEwAY,
Plaintiff,
VS..
CHARLES CONNEWAY.
Defendant.
ORDER TOR PUBLICATION
TO THE DEFENDANT:
CHARLES CONNEWAY
S9l wILMONT STREET
SOUTH AMBOY, NEW JERSEY
You are hereby required to appear
to the Bill of Complaint in the
above styled and entitled cause on
january list, A. ID. 1910, otherwise
the allegations thereof will be
taken as confessed.
This order to be published once
week for four consecutive weeks
in the Key West Citizen, a news
paper published in Key West,
Florida
Done and ordered this 10th day
of November, A d. 1899.
Circuit Court SeaD
Ross C Sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court
By (Sd.) Florence E. Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk.
HARRY SIEGEL,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
nov1S-25; dee2-9-16. 1899
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FOURTEEN FIT. V-BOTTOM
CYPRESS BOAT; Four Horse.
johnson Cupboard Motor; Four
Life sPreservers, One Fire Ex-
tinguisher; Pair of Oars and
Row Locks; Anchor with Rope
all for $4,000. Apply 1877
Petronia street. jun27-s
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LOCAL REAL ESTATE q

LOCAL REAL ESTATE Of
fees are damned with sailors,
officers and men, now there are
a number of attractive girls In
these offices, but the real reason
is that the sailors, especially, are
trying to get accommodations for
themselves and families. Families
come from as far away as San
Diego and Calixecto. Calf, in the
Imperial valley. Other ships from
California are on their way to be
stationed here.
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LOCAL woRKMEN are wall

ing anxiously the word as to who
were awarded the contracts for
hangar and other construction at
Trumbo Island, because that
means more work locally.
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WHEN You APPROACH the

corner of Whitehead and Greene
at II noon proceed with caution,
sound three blasts, and man all
the lifeboats, for the civil serv-
ice workmen will come pouring
out of the station as bees from a
beehive. Many of these men are
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-16
TRAVEL THROUGH KEY

WEST is still slow but everyone
in the four tour offices are get
ting busy cleaning up their neon
signs and getting their offices
dolled up. By the way, have you
noticed the signs on the new
tour office, Cuba Tours. at 419
Duval? One sign is in the form
of an arrow with the name Cuba
Tours. Theme Of the Cuban flag
is carried out. Another sign has
the Cuban Capitol Building and
rumba couple dancing. all in
colors.
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KEY WEST PROJECTS ia

KEY WEST PROTECTS far
more than the Straits of Florida
as Commander Carpenter pointed
out. The Straits are directly de-
Tended, it is true, but patrol
planes go down as far as the
Yucatan channel just to check
the waters for presence of foreign
armed vessels.
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RECEIVED "A LETTER from a
couple who spent their three
week vacation in Key West. AS
all these letters, this one began:
''It is gray and cold up here.
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The Cree :f1l(: MON
by Frances Shelley Wees :

YESTERDAY: Michael decides
70 take Murchison's assistant,
McBGin, into his confidence and
perhaps gain information. He
learns that MuTckison and his
t0ife 1ere not happy, and that
Murchiso1 got Deuce his post.
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FOR SALE lots, each 50x100.
Run from Washington to Won
Phister street. $3.50. Apply
rear 1917 Petronia street.
apr14-s
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DRIED, Sailed MULLET ROE.
Lowe Fish Co., Phone ISL.
dec14-1wk
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local. They wear the proud uni
form of blue overalls and plenty
of grease and paint.
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SECONDHAND ELECTRIC
PUMP with tank. Price $1,000.
Apply 1910 South Street.
..a dec16-3tx
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CHRISTMAS CANDIES, choco-
late assorted, 5-lb. box SIPS.
Jockey Suits. f$1.O0;Policeman
Outfit, $100; Cowboy Outfit,
$1.O0; Scootets. $1.O0; Air
Rifles. $1.O0; s21-piece Drink
N-Wet Doll Set in Chest, $1.00;
Skee Ball Alley, $1.00; Christ
mas Cards for every member
of the family. beautiful senti-
mentS. from 1c to Soc each.
SAN CARLOS BOOK STORE,
518 Duval Street. dec1-tf
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN
ROSES

RED and PINK RADIANCE
ROSES at all times. FREE
MANS, 1121 Catherine street.
Gec6-9-12-16-19-23-26 BOX
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HOUSE and TWO LOTS, nine
rooms, all modern conven-
fences, beautiful lawn, double
garage. All taxes paid, furn-
ished, radio, piano, typewriter,
etc. $4,000 cash or $4,000 down,
balance in ~ years. Robt. ].
Lewis, 1911 Won Phister street.
dec11-s
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COLLAPSIBLE BURROWES
POOL TABLE, 72"x36", like
new. Cost $3.50, will sell for
$500. Suitable for grown-ups
as we'll as the teen-age boy or
girl. Phone 581. dec16-2t
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BRING YOUR VISITING friends
in need of a good nights rest
TO THE OVERSEAS HOTEL.
Clean rooms, enjoy the honey
atmosphere. Satisfactory rates.
git Fleming st. may17-tf
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FOR SALE

CARLOS ROBELLI, A-size VIO-
LIN, original cost $55, will sell
for $40. 1925 Washington
street, phone 581. dec16-2t
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PRIVATE HOME with all modern
conveniences; two bedrooms;
also, hot and cold running wa
ter. 1418 Catherine Street.
nov20-1mo
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COTTAGE and
two Apartments. Hot Water.
Apply $50 Elizabeth st.
'dec16-1moX
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MISCELLANEOUS

OPENING FOR THE SEASON,
Key Vests loveliest Gift Shop.
OLD ISLAND TR AIDING
POST, at the Water Front,
North End of Duval street.
dec13- limo
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FURNISHED APART NJ ENT s,
electric refrigerators. Apply
Valdes Bakery. ,sept30- 3mo
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FOR RENT

PRIVATE HOME FOR RENT,
furnished. All modern con-
veniences. 14O3 Catherine st.
dec2- limo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24

~ VIII - y ~ y
ohe OF tbr leaders OF the Aa+
ministfstion bi'o IN Inc senate pre-
dicied an open split would come
later IN the session, be asserted
the governor had promined greater
financial support Tor schools and
counties although IN his lesisis.
tive address recommended against
new taxes.
"Hs cannot give nore
MONEY 10 tho~s factions WIN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24
GIRLS SHOT Up
RAIL STATION

NEW YORk-Police today held
two girls, ~ and IS years old.
who sllegedly shot up" a railroad
station after buying drinks with
- they took from a 42.year-old
motorist who gave them a 'lift."
Harry Delfina. OF Brooklyn. said
that when he stopped for a traffic
light last night. the two asked for
ride One OF the girls drew a
revolver. told him II was stick
up and demanded his coat and
trousers
Delfina said h. handed over the
coat but demurred a. 10 the ,rous-
srs. vbereupon they took the
money from his wallet and ordered
him out
Police found Mona WhitwOrib
IS. and MARY Primsyera. u. In the
EOc kaHsy Park station Of the
Long Island railroad One ~ the
girls. police said. had fired three
shots in a spirit Of reysiry."
wounding a bystander.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24
CAPTURE THIEF
IN JASON Lee
Transient Admits He
Also Robbed Two
Other Schools

Solution Of at least two Of the
recent Tacoma school burglsriss
was announced by police Monday
following the arrest Of Dan Brown.
60 ear.old transient
Brown was caught In Jason Ire
intermediate school At 5 30 a. IN.
Monday. lie admitted. police said.
that he had broken into Gsuit
school on Jan. II and Mccsryer
school on the following day.
Il didn't have any home 10 10
10. and | broke into the schools
just to get something ia eat and a
place 10 sleep he was quoted a.
saying
Police records. according 10 De
tectiye Capt Ciin Osborne. showed
Brown has been sought as a parole
Vlolstor since 1884. He was asn.
fenced 10 Washington state penl-
Tertiary for burglary In 1881. and
psroled in 1888 He II also known
as Joseph {. Wilson and J. G.
flson.
Provl Car Officers 81 Pierre.
Overhaul. HoNTe and Weiton were
called 10 Jason Ire school 81
m. Monday by W ". Depew. the
school enginesf. VINO discovered
ths building had teen raBsaeasd
Wh.n he arrived 10 start the fur
mace
The officer. found someone had
ransscksd the office. removed
door from the manual training
shop. and eaten food IN the cafe
terra Brown Nss found asleep on
= cot in the schools hospital room.
RE said he had been In ths building
since $ .. m sunday
Brown admitted stealing several
tools from McCsryer school and
later psNning tnsm. In bis posses
sion when arrested police found
seven fountain pens and several
other articles which he said he
picked up A. Jason Ire school
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OPERA STAR LOSES
IN RACE With DEATH

sAKAsAG LAKE.. y. f.--Cspt.
Otto Krsuse. husband u IIotis
l. e n m mn. Metropolitan Opers
star. died yesterday shortly be
fore she completed transcontl-
mental dash 70 mis- bedside At a
private tuberculosis sa1storium
Krzuss. So, retired Austrian army
officer. died as Madame Lehman
neared Utica. ~ r.. $50 miles
from her destination In cross
country trip By train from Spo-
ksns. Wash shs was on a west
ern concert tour when hsr hgs-
bands condition became critical.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24
Esss.esa'-rssszss5sss4
u. 3. To Add Six
Men 10 Customs

Addition ~ six customs auas6D
70 that ssfyiess staff Ia Tseeuna
vas announced In Waahin9ton.
y. 6. Monday by senator Homss
r.. itsas.
Tho msn viii b. psrmsaene
fssidsnts IN Tacoma. in<rsAAlne
the local customs psrs1nnsi 10 10
and boosting lis payroll h~rs BY
tiD 600 annually.
Customs Collector sauI Haas. n
washington On official business.
revealed 10 the senator thai ~
had been granted th~ inessaSs.
OBJECT ~ u, ne said. 10 10 fAcjIt~
tats shipping in shs part
Deputy Collector Ray q. YOUNG.
IN charge N the essztons ssrs,co
IN Tacoma. said six more rn4a
HAYS been needed for sofne ttnsn
70 heip both attn ths landing u
and in the sfsueeIo
TO keep out nareoties
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SHIP BRINGS
TEN SURVIVORS
Passengers and Crew
OF Inflated Plane
Land In New Y ork

NEW YORk-The tanker ESQ
Baytown arrived at its Manhattan
pier late today with the six pas
sengers and four crew members
who survived the crash at sea OF
the British Imperial Anyways fiy-
ing boat Cavalier.
They We're the survivors OF the
crew and the passengers of the 70
ton British flying boat, Cavalier
which was lost during one of its
regular flights from Port Washing
ton. Long Island, to Bermuda, on
Saturday.
They had floated for over 10
hours on the open Atlantic, cling
ing TO life belts and to one another.
They had watched three Of their
companions drop away. one by one.
Through the black Of the ocean
NIGHT they had seen one steamer
On by unheeding their frenzied
cries and all were prepared for
death when the ESQ Baytown put
over its life boats and returned
them 10 the living.
Yesterday, last night, and
this morning. the big Standard
Oil tanker fought gale winds
which whipped the sea, adding
to the discomfort OF the weak
ened survivors and slowing
their arrival here.
Awaiting two Of the women was
something in addition 10 comior Is
and care They will receive the
news that they are widows. Mrs.
Donald Miller, Of Lincoln, Neo., and
Mrs J. Gordon Noakes, Of New
York city. watched their husbands
drift away out there on the ocean,
and all Of the survivors but them
believed they were definitely dead.
When they were taken aboard
the ESQ Bsytown Saturday night,
thew were assured that three coast
CONTINUED on Page 2. Column -
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SUSPECT HELD
FOR ATTACKING
PAIR At DOCK
Mary Louise Sperry
Is Shot In Back and
Her Escort Suffers
Injury To His Eye

Held in city jail Monday
without bail and on an open
charge is Bill Atkins, "a, of
Old Tacoma, suspected OF
being the gunman who early
Sunday held up a couple in a
parked car. forced a young
woman to disrobe, then shot
her and escaped by plunging
into the cold waters of Puget
Sound.
Atkins lives at SOIL MoCarver
street.
Victims of the mad gunman's
escapade were Miss Mary Louise
Sperry. 22-year-old waitress. who
resides at sos So. Park ave. and
William II. Mattingly, 26-yesr-old
garage employe. who resides at
1904 No. Baltimore.
Deputy Prosecutor Horace Ceer
said Monday police had turned
over information In connection
with the case to him. Geer said he
desired 10 study Information. con-
fer with police and question Miss
Sperry and Mattingly before de-
termining what charges viii be
filed against the suspect.
Miss Spcrry was reported at Ia
coma General hospital, where abe
was taken by police following the
holdnp and shooting, TO be recover
ing from shock and from a gun
wound in the fleshy part OF her
back.
Struck In Eye
Mattingly received an injured
right eye when the gunman fired
a shot through the windshield OF
his parked automobile splinters
Of glass hit the eyeball. The in
Juries. however. were not serious
The holdup and attack occurred
shortly after ! q. m. Sunday, ac-
cording 10 police reports. on the
dock at the foot of McCarver nj.
Miss sperry and Mattingly were
sitting in a parked car on the Old
Tacoma dock, when youth. wear
ing a grey sweater, with red and
black diamond design. approached.
Ordered 20 stop
The couple saw the approaching
man and Mattingly stepped on the
starter in an attempt TO move his
machine The sweater-clad figure
suddenly whipped out 3s-csliber
Colt revolver and ordered the
driver TO stop"
Then the gunman fired shot
into the left rear tire. nattening II.
He next fired shot through the
windshield Then he ordered Miss
Sperry to get out Of the car
Pointing the revolver at the
young woman. the gunman com
manded her 10 dlsrobe. The WON
Continued on Page 2, Column 81
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TACOMA GIRL SHOT BY THUG
|31lk 4
|E(Iu|lpgIii|Il's


OLYMPIA Right and
left wing Democrats saw
eye to eve for the first time
this legislative session to-
day and rammed through
the house by a vote of 81 to
Is the senate bill adding
Lake Washington and Ia
coma Narrows toll bridges
to the primary highway
system.
WASHINGTON - A Joint
congressional committee today
recommended an intensified
development Of national min
eral resources and expansion
of Tennessee Valley authority
fertilizer production.
SH a y 0hAI - l n ! n
troops are within a few miles
of Hangchow, 100 miles south
west of Shanghai, and intend
to attack it in hope of recap
turing it before the Chinese
new year, Feb. Is. Chinese
sources reported today.
OLYMPIA - The state
liquor board today issued
statement declaring il was not
fighting increased liquor
prices, but feared such rise
might encourage bootlegging.
OLYMPIA - The ST ate
supreme court today denied
the petition of Attorney Cen
eral G. w. Hamilton for
rehearing in the Joanna B.
Conant old age pension case,
in which the court held the
state was required to pay PEN
sioners $50 monthly without
considering as income con-
tributions of relatives.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24
LOYAL|STS IN
SPAIN BATTLE
TO SAVE CITY
Nationalist Armies
Continue Raids And
March Against Bar
celona, the Capital
OUTSIDE BARCELONA

OUTSIDE BARCELONA
Loyalist troops rallied within
cannon-shot of Barcelona to-
night and-for the moment at
least-appeared to have stop
ped the swift advance of the
insurgent armies of Gen. Fran
cisco Franco.
A terrific battle ragged dozen
miles perhaps less-by air line
from the outskirts of the Loyalist
capital as the rebels sought to
drive a wedge straight east into
the central sector of the southern
Catalan front.
From that point, which Is
perhaps 20 miles by highway
from Barcelona. indications of
another great battle could he
seen In the southwest. where
Loyalists were attempting to
stop the insurgents In the
mountains.
Tonight, the governments mill
tary advices indicated that the
enemy's advance along the Medi-
terranean coast from the south
had been slowed and possibly
halted for the time being at least.
At the northern end of the fight
ing front. Loyalists dispatches
said. the advance had been halted
but pressure on the defending lines
was great.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24
PLUNGE Off CHUCKANUT
DRIVE PROVES FATAL

stATfIE--Csdfie r 0ginnsit.
Is. Bsilluzbam. sas killed shsn
the truck he Nas driving went off
ChuckaHnt drive
Anthony LariVisrs. ~. died ~
injuries suffered last Monday night
when he WAS run down by q car
here
cofonfra deputies Continued 10
Try 70 identify a maa killed Hat
nrdsy night in Seattle. A grocery
alp with the name "dendric xssn"
written on u vas the only clue.
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social security bill. slated for .
vote were delayed In rules OF 10.
elal security COMMITTEES One bill
requiring relatives 10 support their
sEed hin IL belnx revised BY tbs
latter COMMITTEES
u and the ether tws msas.
uf~s--f,sing 49, - . 1sssi.
mum far @td sss penst.ss
and classifying relative esa-
tsibufiSss ss lsssnss---wiii ~
held In rules osnsIstes pend
Ing return NJ LIEUT.. t.es.
Meyers from Washington. u.
a.. "Wednesday.
Meyers asked they bs delayed
until hs returned on grounds thsrs
vss no need for their nasty psss-
age.
nsIdSs NH Up
Thr house today wss to yots
on . bill adding thu Lake Wan.
ington and Tacoma sarro~s toll
bridges 10 the stats primary high
Ssy system ana . memorial ap~
posing establishment Of q trans
lent laeor camp Al Yakima
10th Measures are expected 10
hiring not flor fights bsfofs q final
vote 10 reached Ths fakima dele
Cation In ths hosas~ IL @plldiy for
the memorial. according 10 reports
The governors aepssst0sest
Of tive supssiss court Judge
ships aver ~ sesk ssd
sssssed comment In ~ kgis~
i.iufs. NJ aamsa y. W
hehs stisabseh - tsdxs IN
Guphf.fs Ia sssseesa q. q.
gsffsss. and W. Lon Jshnses
Judge In fssd Osssiis county.
sehsslssnbaeh 10 . brother 81
v, Y. Sen tspis n. BcnNsilsnbach.
His appointment Nss tsksn 70 in-
dle4ts ths governor mad s~tfisd bis
former samiiy Nith ths Isft.~snx
senator n also MAS interpreted -
. hint tne governor 10 not consider
nz running for senator In 1870.
Jsbasoa k<pabtsezn
Hfisetlon Of johnson. Hspab-
lean ard former issstsnsni gov
irnor. 10 succeed 1he late Judge
,. ~. Carey Was efitlfsxsd BY some
Democrats here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24
Chamberlain Asks
For Volunteers

Prime Minister Ne
Vile Chamberlain brOadesst an APP
peal tonight for volunteers In the
governments national service
plan. warning the nation that II
may be attacked unlees II il pre-
pared TO defend Itself.
The broadcast inauguratsd a
nstion-yioe drive for recruits In
all the vital military and civilian
defense services. Twenty million
copies Of the National Service
Guide. explaining the nature Of the
seFvioes. win be distributed 10
every household in Great Britain,
beginning on Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24

HENDAYE-Spanish Nat
ionalist troops were in sight of
Barcelona today as their
gigantic "end-the-war' often
sive of the Loyalist emergency
capital entered its second
month.
Men of the 5th Navarro division
planted a Nationalist flag on the
Mentiras Heights, only IA miles
west-southwest of the suburbs OF
Barcelona.
The insurgent troops could COM
mand. from their positions IN the
hills. a wide sweep Of the Mediter-
ranean itself, extending from Ma
taro, Is miles northeast Of Bar
celona. to Vendrell, "a miles south
west of it. except 'or a small
stretch which was oscured by the
rocky hills around Garaff on the
coast Moorish troops were climb
inf these hills today.
The final phase of the offensive
was now at hand, dispatches from
Nationalist territory said
Barcelona's danger was acute
not only an early frontal assault,
but from an enveloping movement
at the north end OF the Nationalist
front which would cut off BARGE
Iona from communication with
France by land, and thus Isolate,
to be reduced al leisure, scores Of
thousands Of Loyalist troops and
thousands Of their military and
political leaders.
Well-informed sources at
Perpignan, on the French side
of the frontier at the Catalonia
border, asserted that President
Manuel Azana already had
left Barcelona for an unknown
destination.
II was known that the Loyslist
government was prepared to
evacuate Barcelona If necessary.
transferring its machinery to
Valencia and leaving an emergency
government 10 function al Corona.
50 miles northeast OF Barcelona
and IS miles south Of the frontier.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24

An Inside Picture of
Financial and Polit-
ical America

WASHINGTON-Confiden-
tial advices from commercial
attaches here and abroad buoy
official Washington's private
hope that the two dictators-
Hitler and Mussolini - will
soon face a serious economic
crisis.
With cheap and conscript labor.
Der Fuehrer has been able To main
tain his ring around the rosy"
economic system up to now. But
he has used up almost all the seized
Austrian gold. and mis- Jewish levy
is reported to be producing much
less capital than he expected. So
far he has obtained raw materials
by exchanging manufactured goods
with other nations.
But construction Of uncommer-
cial projects roads. the Siegfried
line. the vast war machine, snowy
municipal buildings 49, threatens TO
exhaust imported raw materials.
leaving a shortage for the manu-
featured products ne needs 10 sus-
tain his program Of barter The
balance OF trade Is running heavily
against him.
Mussolini IL In similar shape. He
hasn't struck pay dirt either In
Ethiopia or spain.
The Germans and Italians are
not suffering scutely from food
shortages. although substitutes
supply a great deal Of their daily
diet Nevertheless. FDRs scouts
report growing uneasiness with
IN both countries. They are weary
Of the glory stuff and Of living
permanently on the brink Of vol
csno. They want 10 settle down.
Otherwise they may kick. up,
though not even our smsrtest dlplo-
mat dares 10 predict the date.
The only flaw In this secret
scenario OF dictztors endorsed
IL the new British policy Of
appeasement Initiated at
Munich and stiil In operation.
While Washington can afford
TO view prospective collapse Of
the totsiitArfan system with
equanirnity, London must con-
slider immediate consequences,
Including displacement Of en-
listing regimes with eommu-
nism.
SO Mr. Chamberlain. for bota
political and economic reas0ns.
viii probably lend money 10 Ger
many and Italy and purchase
Continued on Page I. Column 81
RANK TRANsACTInNs
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deal in sales tax fractions
which never reaches the state
treasury, but stops instead In
the cash tills Of merchants.
For instance, II you can afford
!. make 15-oent purchase. When
on pay for il. you also hand over
40 Of the current tokens. They
on Page 2, Column 81
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Hitler, CianO To Announce
European Demands Jan. 80

ROME-The Corriere Padano Marshal Itao Balbos
paper said today Fuehrer Adolf Hitler and Count Caeazzo
Ciano Italian foreign minister will make formal
mens Of Germanys and iaiys claims Europe and the
world in Berlin on Jan. 30.