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VttSHHOTOH RQUK TWkM By MtEW AbMUON ixon vening elegraph EIGHTY-SIXTH YEAR Number 213 4 and 5 DIXON, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 ,1937 10 PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS and American conversations regardmp the Far East have gone much larther than ha- leaked out in Hip newspapers. Representatives 01 the two governments actualh have discussed what course they would follow in case of an tending to one or both countries into the melee Details regarding conversations have been ascertained by one 'he recently in London, and are corroborated here Judging by these conversations, the Roosevelt Administration is much more anxious to play a de- isive role in blocking Japan tIvan appears on the suriacc Probably will be denied but United States officials have emphasized to the British that if Japan conquers China he may build up an empire with which no white nation can reckon British officials have concurred in this, and have gone one step farther by pointing out that such an empire would mean complete ruin to the United States cotton be 1 1 a stable government. China could produce tremendous quantities oi con on, and Japanese mills could sell the finished product at a price that would wipe out the British textile industry. Strengthen Democracies United State officials also have taken the view that the democracies oi the United States Circat Britain and France need to lake a firmer stand. To date 11 have yielded before even saber-ratling move by European dictator.

A stiff and united front against Japan it ha been emphasized, won 1:1 show that Democracy was no we insii mion and would be a healthy example lor Mussolini and Hitler. Thus an object lesson in th Far East would help to maintain peace in Europe The British while applauding these idea1-, are very much inclined lo "After you They claim that lheir fleet is tied up the Medfteiranean and the Atlantic, that thetr are nearer home. In effect they want the United States 10 strength against Japan while they applaud from the sidelines. British Punishment Actually, the British have taken more punishment from the Japanese than the public realizes, Six of their hips already have been and two of hem! Yangtze river seized as prizes ol war. Nothing has been published about tins.

because the British have not announced it to the press However, they have reported it to American who have taken the stand that it the British did not want it known it was not the business oi the United States to announce it The British also have been under tremendous pressure from Australia New and even! Canada, to take a stronger hand against Japan. So lar. however, thev have tried 1 to push the United States forward ordell Hull's iew United States mIs appear mene willing to lake Japanese bit in Untn i eth than tlu grn- 'eral public would suspect. Cordell 11 lundainen ally a man oi pe-ace believe a firm stand should be taken against Japan not necessarily for war but against her aggression. He even goes so far as to believe that ii it i- necessary to fight Japan some day.

it mac be better now than later. American naval are completely confident provided the- have some degree ol British support. They are urging the British to send at least six battleships from the Atlantic and Mediterranean Far Ea tern s. Blockade American and British naval strategists have worked out an economic blockade of Japan they believe would subdue her in order It is based upon the fact that Japan is a group ot and. therefore, must import thing by sea.

Italy, on th hand had and neighbors. League Nauon- had no of enforcing its boycott. Btr bv stationing fleets JAPS STRIKE AT ALL OF DEFENSES TODAY Spreading Battles Endanger Aliens Anew Shanghai. Sept 10 fAFi Japan's streamlined war machine struck at stubborn Chinese defenders oi' all fronts today, placing Americans and other foreigners in serious danger from the spreading hostilities United States marines guarding the northern boundary of the international settlement were endangered when a Japenese shell fragment ploughed into the heart of the barricades Shrapnel sprayed the international settlement, causing a num- 1 ot civilian casualties. High explosives rained down on the Whangpoo.

Shanghai's outlet to the mighty Yangtze. One pro- icciile narrowly missed a British destroyer. Another whizzed over the French flagship anchored across from Shanghai at Footung. Japan carried the warfare to south China ports with a bombardment of Swatovv Americans 1 hoi 0 took refuge on the U. gunboat Asheville Hankow Uh first of 1.200 American war refugees left Hankow Canton with a prayoi that their train would not be bombed On the northern fionr, power fttl Chinese Communist armies of (Jen.

Tse-Tung were ported taking tiie field in Shensi and Shansi provinces to block Japanese advances Japanese rushed reinforcements to the northern and central China vvai zones Despite increasing danger, many Americans insisted on remaining in Cirna. It was estimated about 7 non-militarv United States citizens have not been evacuated More than 2.M00 American civilians. mostly businessmen and theii imm'lies stayed in Shanghai with apparently no thought of abandoning tneir fortunes Ire Asheville's com- nu Allen (Juvnis. ordered Americans in Swatou to board his ship soon as it became apparent intended to bombard the city. Alter the raid, the British consul asked Commander Guynn to transmit a request to Hong- roi a British desfrover Charge 4 Dixon Boys With Station Thefts Speechless Joliet, III Sept in i a pj Mrs Bose Smith speaking to the desk sergeant at police headquarters: stole my dog leather said the sergeant.

dog is a watchdog and how can I keep him tied up without a Mrs Smith continued. wasn't your watch dog watching the collar so wouldn't be stolen?" pressed the sergeant. was watching" Mrs Smith replied bad the collar on and the burglars took it right off They stole two valuable rings The seigeant, for once, had no reply. BANKER INDICTED ON 31 COUNTS BY U. S.

GRAND JURY JUSTICE AGENTS INVESTIGATE EXTENT OF NA2IISM Chicago Children To Be Taught By Radio, Press Until Polio Subsides Government Note Opening of Schools Is of Activities of Hitler- Here Washington Sept 10 A disclosure ihat the justice department already Is lnve-ugating reported Nazi activities the 'd States followed fresh demands todav tor a congressional inqmrv. Edgar Hoover chief ol bureau ol investigation, said 'a? Portland Ore that Attorney Genera! Cummings ordered an m- ivestigation six weeks avo end it begun at once. expect 'o make an extended (report on the matter, but 1 I can't when we will be tench to Igive this report to the attorney general Hoover 11 will be several weeks became we are going into this matter very thoroughly' Two joined proposing a congressional inquiry Burke D-N'ebi aid Indefinitely Postponed Springfield III. Sept 10 The eports oi new cases (day brought the total number of paralysis cases this year 1 429 con.oared with 169 for the eormqiond mg 1 9JA period the sta department leported todav oi the new were Chicago, three in Cook county outside Chicago: and one each Cass. Champaign, Kane and R'V'k Island coi nties Davenport la Sep: 10 'AP William A.

Anderson, former President oi the City National Bank ot Clinton indicted on 31 eount.s involvmg alleged misappropriation funcLs a-s an ol licet ot the bayk, by the Grand Jury here Anderson his aitorueys sur- renclered shortlj aiter the mdict- ment was returned. and wa-. releas- eci on $10.000 bond signed by Eii- er Miller, ot Weliman. In. Andersons attorneys indicateci their Client would lufi be M4Kj Chicago, Sept 10 4P CI ago 317 000 elementary -ehool children barred from via nani, by an outbreak of infantile pata Senator lysis will be 'aught their le ms would in- during the new Terse News WON sK ONH High Pride, owned by Henry tiro be Sterling and ridden by Rlwun Uev hu tlna it y.

won ond in the high class Ot the On gut, hot se show tills eek. MINOR OU.I 8 ION Cars bv Miss Bcmctt and red Tally, pro at the Plum Hol- 1 low golf club, figured in a minor collision at the ot Galena Boyd this morning about 7 oYloek Neither ol the ami the damage the cuts wa- nominal resolution proposing one i papers and isdio immediately upon expressed vestigition wa be lore the Novembet term ol federal court here. Twelve of the 31 deal with alleged pin appropriation oi bv payment lo the Beacon Publish ing Co publishers ol lot rue. Tn-City Star and Winfield Beaton, oi 12 checks aggregating 300. during which time tiie publishing firm had only a nominal amount on deposit.

One count charges misappropriation oi the sum oi $4700 by making a loan to the Beacon Publishing Dec 27 1935. ol which $20.300 was used to take up previous checks This act. the indictment stated wa- made out the knowledge or consent Anderson's board ot directors. The indictment covers the period from Jan. 1 1934 to Nov 24 1936.

during which Ander-on wa. president and director ol the Clinton Iran reconvening of Borali R-loathe opinion an warranted There isn't any doubt of fact that such organization groups advocating Nazi is going on in thz Borah but to what extent I do not. know A copyright article In the Chl- Daily Tunes ol yesterday saving American Nazis were planning seize control of tne government preceding when the Communists revolution arts stirred the to comment. Former Illinois Congressman Dies In Alpena Today NAZIS IIV Chicago. Sept.

10 A Thr Daily Times in the second of a series of copyrighted articles said todav Health. Hitler. Heils and Hatred are '4 used by U. Nazis to prevent Americanization ni American children whose parents with- ar(' members of the German-Amer- lean Bund, nationwide organization of American Nazis." In the coining vears the and all the eflorts will be required in order to put a stop to the former crippling by the Americanization of their young declares the Bund yearbook, reprinted from niie German magazine Deutsche Arbeit in referring to rhikhen of Germans to In the apprehension oi four Dixon boys ranging in ages from to 15 rears Chief Van Bibber today had cleared up three recent ice station robberies, a battered metal box oaken from the Lee County service station on Third street which contained three coupon books was recovered, one of the books having been destroyed At the Weeks service station about $2.30 and a compact were accounted for and ai the D-X station on Peoria avenue, a iog light which had been stolen was recovered. The were taken pen re State's Atrornov Edward Jones this morning foi tionii i and were ordered to return this uooi.

when fi expected it: oi dons will filed before Juovo- leon Zuk in tne county court. I II A A Charleston. II! Joe Williams could him a hospital bill SW I I) Bill. Sept 10 AP' have saved by doing his Alpena. Sep; 10 William Rouen berg.

former gressman from the Illinois 22uo district and a Washington attorney, died in a hospital here Un morning I hr fornici Republican was admitted to tiie hospital Sept. 3 alter an attack oi paralysis at the summei home of ex-Senator Janies A. Reep. of Missouri at Flat Rock club 60 mile- south of Alpena. He tell down a flight ol Pair- and injured his head physicians here were unable to -n im- media ely whether death resulted from the -troke or from tne Head ques- ipjuj-y.

Tne boriv is to be taken by train tonig it to Washington. Rudenberg was in Congress from 1808 1023 At the tune of the accio-nt at Sen. Reed home here, other gwen were Mrs. Roden berg and former Senator Mrs. Thome- P.

Ooie, of Oklahoma. bonpsettim? at home. He went to the hospital with a His became bou ni rungs of the lie stretched to free slid into place. dislocated hip caught in the bed and when them, the Imp Couple of Pains Richmond Va Sept so (AP A pam in the stomach was a pain in the jaw to I to- tective Sergeant Sterling The stomach pain him suddenly his fact in a grimace. Then he found he couldn't close his mouth Hospital physicians said law was dislocated.

Chicken Prices May Exceed Those of Washington, Sept. 10 AP The alture department pre- of rhirken- mis probably would exceed those ol 1938 A rp mrrease in chicken duruig August amounting to 10 cent the Jtllv price wa noted by 'he department Normally, the department aid. ken price- foi this period usually de i lined three per cent Chicken now are at their point this year and ne oe- partment -alci probably wii con- at the -ame or higher ievel. wiio have emigrated America the paper added. The Tunes explained its artilles were written bv three investigators and reporters who touted American Organizations, participated in drills wore uniforms and attended camps.

yesterday Dad article sfateci the organizations were training an arm. in preparation to control oi the government when the communist revolution starts. The statements weie ridiculed bv the German Consul General hete and denieo by representatives oj men tinned. Todays main article -aid earbook staled the vouth group of the German-American Bund Amenkadeut -eher Volksbund are a real achievement tor boys and girls hymns to Dei Fuehrer and to the Vaterland they never have seen The Times -nid youthful fleet goose-step a march of and religious hatred SII I I HR Germany Sept. in Nazi congress orators shifted their fire today from on democracy to accounts of progress under the swa.uika with diplomat from democratic countries as gue ts Yesterday Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph assailed in a Ma Aniatin, of the reich press chamber, extolled 'he power of National Social iet pre-' and Rir.ltaro Waif her Darre minr.teT oj rlture recounted rising farm production ou Page 6 School Mm announced new -ten in- todav physicians proceeded to 'tight the with a treatment, convalescent and mechanical rc-oirators after 12 new ca es were Monday wls.

WIND and will nate tune in daily broadcast Horn 7 1,3 11 A Dr was planned to have the dailv le prinlfNt iu newapnperx night 4K I hm I his eek In addition to Die new nine stt. irected ca es and one de.uu in the last nours were reported The new rases, one more than erriav coum brought the rotal for the fir.si font daw ot thn week 48 compared with 31 tor 1 corresponding last week. The president of the Chicago Laryngology a I and Oi so-; uetv. Dr Walter Theobald, an nnunred the 88 membei were equipptui to administer the renuulv-developed zinc sulpiiate solution. Tl solution, -prayed rnto Ihe nose, vi a ll-ed exten e- iy as a preventive in other cities For tiie ninth time since the sum mei oi tile disease tn tiie non lung respirator wu called tn li aid oi a victim in huge metn -1 anism wuu Sidnev Thorkmorion of uburtian msfon Sate health a ill appculeu (or blood donations trom Who have recovered from the dr- The blood ed to make coin ot three who have contracted the pwrni, osw o' .1 GII Kept Dennis Coll oi has itccn made mem- bet the legishii ive commit lo visit ttu- city of Annua SiittnUay or Sunday a i convey tiie states on of that centennial the lion of which is in progress I ss I The tuuiiice group ot tin Dixon Fall iv al Committee the will meet this evening at 7 Jo Figs club house -sum will be at this meeting Whethei the is proceed with- anangemenls im a stivai program Dixon this tall r- NOMINMID Acting upon an opinion from the office of the attorney general at Springfield County Clerk Sterling Schroek today issued a eei ate oi nomination to Attorney Grover AS.

Republican foi eouuty judge to till a vacancy The opinion held Ihat as no op position appeared in I countv, a pnuun.v was tiiinro ard the tsauance of a eertilii ate ot nominal ion cedur the legal pro Dr ft the PMHTION I ren, made tie Iv, tty health of- in.Hpect ton of Not 1 Expect New Party In 1938 Elections Here passengei todnv iravnng round lio good Au Inspet vvar eoiut'tcted carino health ofin mg as t.o fin- Mrtndary and nitor visit. Di Weirenj stated he muiersiand: vvi.y tolleta ha vi a anitary e- a alrf i tora ahor i petiod of tnin- but that thev in yood eondltion UpOfl bis inspcc ion today. In 48 Hours Fountain Inn. Sept. 10 (APi in hours in the life of L.

Holland, this happened: His dog escaped from his yard, attacked a neighbor's chickens and was -hot. wagon hauling to Holland's yard broke down A substituted tl tick fire and new parts were in- insta lied. A -Irivei backed tin- truck Into it parked automobile Someone tossed stone through the windshield ot I lolland's automobile. One ol Ins two pigs broke a leg. STEWARD NAMED NEW PRESIDENT U.

S. EMPLOYES Spring Sept lu Fleeted by unanimous vote Luther Stew arti pioneei le.ulei in the National I-'ederatlon oi Federal Employe started lu year to n- pus nient ol Ihe loti. Viso tt'ci were Gertrude McNally. sretary-treasurer, and the following vice-pit'siuents John Fit ernltt New York first lav Wlutnrv Wi Clnule.s I Wiecaiit. Baltimore Md ittii Dr.

Waltet i lor Col Station. I'ex fourth; IJIrev .1 Billet W.i Inn 1) William Rapshiu Piiilat'ictphia. ixth, i. Evans Denver seventh; Arthur Joachims Seattle Wash eighth and Vaux Gwen Allenta Ga ninth Sau Francisco elected a tin 1939 convention city Resolutions vvete adopted teitei- afiug the iederetion 29 veer poliev a in Milker by government pie thanking uieut Roosevelt lor nr I in tin- problem ot improv uig public persoiihei edmlinst ration exptessing nppo Ilion to tiie placement of military ottkei' and men In civilian post I tons and favoring restrictions to relatively young candidates ol a pointments in lower grades in tin- ervtce. except tn an emergencv as an to a true er The will rio identity Of Hitch Hiker Yet Unknown While a si ore of pet hr unidenl dm morgue at the A notice roreiveu County 'Ieri- Sterling Schroek todav in that a new party would present a complete of camii dates at the spring primary general election in J938 Clyde i Backus of chairman of the founded by William Lemke, in a letter to the Lee county clerk, seeks information and in a ticket in this eountv next At the primaries next spring tiie county M' kef will present can- for five county as county judge county clerk, aherift county treasurei and of The letter from the Unior pai tv offu ial fiiat would for ail of county APED II I James oi E- field ill pica led guilty theft ol an auto robile belonging lo Me.Midion I this cdy tin at 1 Iowa yes nd i ter May altei noon and tepced to year in jail, national vice -1 admit tad to parole Union party from that city indhaU-d Muster.son ol St Louis, do ted together with Hoyle for his- participation in tin theft not U-en sentenced The two young er hurged ith the (licit ot i in this von 1 attenroon o) July 12 and 1 oflowdng City, Iowa, police the body ot young man at the Pi stori funeral home in thia city, of i Is late tonay still at a loss know his identity.

Rela- I of siwetal young men who have been missing weeks have iiMjtmy oi wed hotly Dr. Ki-nvon Segner yester- tlay attempted trr finger prints ano photographed the body in an to stall HR investiga limi mu ht result in fhation I'iie stranger, a hitchhiker who boarded a uesl bound bv Daniel Conroy ol who was en route to SOVIET RUSSIA THREATENING TO ACT BY ITSELF Reprisals Against Fascist Are Hinted hi lit I in Gena bar Sept. 10 AP 1 Havock was reported tonight to tie ortmg tiie 1.4.|5-ton British met Gine! from Glbral- tar Valencia to guard her lrom pirate submarines. Die destroyer Havock herself the target of a pirate mrpeqo on Srp, ember 1. Geneva, sept 10 -AP 1 -Soviet foreign cotnmKsar warned a nine-nation Mediterranean eon- lerenr- todav that his court f.rv mu and will nake if.s own against submarine in that Hu- was interpreted a threat DU reprisals against Italy In an impassioned addrese not alter tiie nine powers met to adopt collective means oi stopping rtftiit on neutral vessels Maxim Litvinoft.

oi the Union, cried I soviet government cannot allow anyone to destroy Us stair proiierty He finked these words with a I veiled accu. aBcm Italy as pirate Hfivenuneht Litvinoll brought into tiie Ins warning that usmp anil alone if necessary, to stop the pirate She already has accused di- recllv ol sinking two ol her foteign commissar did Russia was ready to take part collective against the pirates; that slie was confident the measures would effective and inunedlHte an Remain Inactive II lie erveci notice The So viet Union cannot remain inactive hj )iof)e that its legitimate nglp mav lie defended In states or bv an interna- tionai organization! LU-vinoji spoke just i lirtie alter Pranee and Great Britain through French Foreign te Yvoii Delia had called Upon the swiflly in erne. gene, mutual me to s'vpuvi Me sub in jiounnic fashion en tiie Mediterranean Idkl) ianes. F.ven earilei the League of 1011 council had Hi ranged to Spanish government's accuaa- lion italv ax a submarine pirate at sessions next week. I told delegates: impossible to permit the filiation ol uveeurUv to without ihe gravest oi continue In the same breath he said that Italy and Germany, because ol reason.s affecting them eon videi efi ary to boycott fed- Iowa to spend Labor lonierenee.

i an nlmoat mat alii iy killed Satirr- '-veiung about 5:30 five milew on tin- Lincoln High- wa vhen ear and turr ova times. Mexican Troops Nip Revolution Sept 10 1 troops repoiU'il to- ei Fadet had IHte of Jahs'O ln sei eufomher- with military pa- )HiH Lee County To Get $6,452 In Fuel Tax Guadali Feilet day two lain in the arate trol.s Jo i fat ia Arellano known Eaglet tan command nd foe Maria a El killed, the mih- nnouuccd niti UH th Only Privately-Owned Buffaloes In State Shunned by Man, Beast Smgapovr Naval Ba.se ana Panama Canal. British and can naval strategists could bioekad om of ner itxrrted bv Bn A meri- they Bioomingtnn, 111. Sept 10 A -mall herd of buffaloe. be- tliC lieved to oe only ones private- Bieily-owned in Illinois, are given 3 wde berth bv man a pa des i effecfi be or her Th punii sor with a des One ubouf Gener Chin tm- Tlie now the farm here 0 and bea la mu ve a 3 atton, wi! no Japan, But usually lead thing to the Sharigh 1 Chiaug going to war of cour b.ock- war.

Strategy remembered ai battle is that Kai-, ut-k y.au:s parncu, th enjoy a and ro ail the- cy C( living, desire. 01 nea wc goe on'. oils B- njamm proper and mount of freedom which ne sa vs male bore a baby, '-aid bv 10 be the buffaloes in 50 years After a tr ing Tip bv the bea rom were fa rm F- runn to 1.100 placed ive stock erv con ni 1.500 a pa the pi )g over nr ta fc CO: cow riel led fhe over Bi 03 go. AU nor the Cor, ca on ge 2 Niobrara Severs. Nei mon is near them." He said the buffaloes the three' placed a fenced-in pasture i bull from, their own ui one ed t.ree veu Beniamin i.o earn le-j thf-y are aa r.gero FRIDAY.

SI 10, 1937 Bv Ihe ialfd ago and Vii inilv Par Ben ia nun cloudy ano coolei iair and somewiia coolei outi.eih wind- becoming northv.e- by night ana gentle variable Saturday. -or Sunday Generally fair. earn yarmer Illinois eloudv ano er, tonight; SaMirdav fair, omev cooler in extreme aast. orivin ro cloud ti in extt'-mc I east this or early tonight; tonigli Sot fair, -omc- whaf cooler In extreme mg in portion Iowa: Fair and irday cooier rising then in west and north portions fka'ur- day afternoon. born a from weighing said neither would go 11 of Townships File Levies for Projects Elevet oi the 22 of Lee county have filed with (fier i Sterling Schroek the for road and bridge a spcc.tive township" ArnboA 39G ifhma I 1 ion 23 Hamilton .392, Afar ion, 56-t Narhuae Palmyra, 55 South Viola 39G Willow Greek The levies ail road and brnige projects ir the arroua saues, ay pu ha se brizfge gia and ar otrier proposed iiri- Disor levy the alh'Ht of 1 to nships arirj Marion nslrp is tlu highest of those filed thus far.

Springfield 11 111 i connue- net allot md of 8 ept 10 i $876 H59 AP i 1 of a I their mountain follower tied to th with the fuH nurDor- 11 Fieno li and Britush govem- in complete agreement on lo mula for MUttling tiie pirate ubnuitines have brotfglrt cliaov to tiir Medfterranean and 1 tire vvorJd. Il demanried action to tne piracy jieril A minute earlier nad I t.ed unnhimoualy pr esi- dent ontei enee. All (he twe, invited were repre- Haiy, Germany and Ali ba The 13i iti .1 divide ritorni! Mian oi motor in August Fin Nudeln.ai« anu fi he Malt iiUerc an 20000.000 i Cook 're net eluded Jo Da La Sa Island Winnen fuel uxes rollert Director S. 1 mm ed in re erve $287,260 retirement of the; 1,30.000,000 i with $301 461 head- oirnentr which in-i a the I). $7 946 3.523: 15 649, 4 898 18 760 me 452 jdr, 3 790 21 845 Roc 3 8 933 Place in History Detroit 10 Th eig'Hi si ore Indliins pa 1 1 xhibit in matit here.

Join. fiiiiM-uni ars- nounced 1 to that, these wwden upy a finite place in the history of Moikc said, explaining that Mrchf gnu was leading state in carvdng. Disease That Stimulates Criminal Tendencies Reported Discovered Sent CtlE: AP erted DIED IN HO NT BOOTH Ch: ago Sep' 10 AP' A man dentified bv a John Scrtlch. 65 Ro rii died 'OfJH a tue Ir Unii mo Hai oad Death cau-ed heari di ea nine fluid Sa turda at 6 1 8. at sun rise Sun rk ti at 6 Your ventile Telegraph Her bnv call upon von tomorrow for (he weekD coileetlon.

Be kind have lie monev Thera 3.5 who muM the i hasla. Please them. the ci sons The i stem, Dr I jail I pat ho. prime minai opo ii i an abnorn dim 1 pr z.fi to tiie character of I v. ere li() pea te losed rests, theH Itj stem mducicd on nine prisoners proved themselves re bv virtue of ar- lencies microscope portion he per normal and lia- uici'i 911 te sputa 01 no spinai person Bi till fluid is cells from the Dr Brow time board of health, and r.ew.

of the Cook counu declared believed disturbances were in making repeaters' Fluid extiHCtiwi from eerti nine subjects revealed a count the doctor- reporteo Warnen Franx Sam ot tic county -aw a practical iof Their axpertmenta. the tests if they are more developed tests can tie used to determine whether I pm ole an llkeh ty re-entei a lile they came, ne -aid. prelnmnan plan of tpe and French experts would fie Mediterranean into waters and high seas. lAould Polit Own Arras Rioiuian states would letairi full control ol tlien territorial and 00 their own policing there. Bui along the great Mediterranean ci, route, all craft found under wafer would be regarded automat- 1 h.

piratical, to be osien to attack by of a tune-uuwer international lleet. Bri ish and French men-oi-war woulii be the bulwarks of this anti- armada. Planes and dmzi- bles would watch over merchant shipping. SuomarmeH on the flying thetr c. vn national colors, would not be molested.

Fiiere would be warships convoys oi the type employed in Lie Work War to ne itral ves-en drawn up the Nyon pro- tucol wni ibnhtted to Italy Germany directly or through fjondon non-intervention com- mfitee ol 27 states it- completion is lookeo for bv Monday. The League council itself met private: uncier tiie chairmanship of the premier oi government Spam Dr. Negrin. Negrin, nowevei announced he would abandon tiie chair when his charges against Italy are heard members I pc 10 appoint a subcommittee to sturiv the British plan lor partitioning Palestine between the Jews and the then fully adjourned until Tuesdav Simultar.eou.sly, a Chinese spokesman told the Associated thal ii, tmn will pre for defmitt sgti cell Coox use oi (Continued on Page S).