May 13?

PROBABLE DATE OF CORONATION

DOMINIONS AGREE

The Dominions have come to an agreement about the most suitable date, from their point of view, for the Coronation.

An increasing volume of opinion favours à day in the first fortnight of May next year, most probably the 13th, the Thursday before Whit Sunday.

A Thursday has been the choice for the last five Coròna-

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The New G. O. C., Major-General A. W. Bartholomew inspecting the Guard of Honour of tions. This decision, moreover, the Russian Regiment upon the orcasion of his recent official visit to Mr. II. E. Arnhold, Chair- would avoid a clash with

man of the Shanghai Municipal Council. Whitsun Holiday traffic.

the

When the official announcement is undo the Dominions and Colonial} representation at. Westruinster! Abbey will be fixed. No intimation has yet been made about the num hers to be invited. Competition For a place will be extrémely keen. The Court of Clims will meet

STALIN BELIEVED RE-WED;

THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1936.

Fascism Now Faces Enemy More Dangerous Than Negus

Rome, May 24.

Cessation of military activities in East Africa and dethronement of Haile Selassie signals this inauguration of another tedious Fascist march "on the path of revolution.".

In this advance there will be no recourse to bayonets or hand grenndes. No banners will be flying. Shouts of soldiers locked in hand-to- hand struggles will be absent. For it will com- prise an attack NOT against communities pro- tected by anti-aerial guns and heavy artillery, but against Fascism'è hated enemics-capitalism and Communism.

PRIVATE LIFE SECLUDED.

Fan-Dancer

soon after the Proclamation to desi Says She's

elde who shall have places and functions at the Abbey ceremonies,

Its task will be bewyy, for every] right to appear, no matter how well! tablished, must be establirhe

traj before the Court.

1331 than Where there is more elimont to a hereditary privilege Counset will be briefed to argue they

most picturesque

Not-

A FAN-DANCER San Diego, Calif., May 24. Sally Rand, who reportedly gets $2.000 a week for fitting validity of the claims, One of the about a stage four times a day these dis-not-quite-nude with a pair of putations was the rivalry between ostrich feather fans or a bubble,, the Duke of Newcastle and the Earl has declared there's no such of Shrewsbury to provide the glove thing as lan or bubble slancing. for King Edward VII's right hand; and to support his right arm. The Court of Chains found for the Duke, as Lord of the Manor of Worksop,

THE KING'S

CHAMPION

The only claims invariably allow-j ed since the Coronation or King Charles II, are those of the Bishops of Durham and of Bath and Wells to support the Sovereign during the ceremony.

Sally's band came at the opening recently of the first annual conven tion of Fan 12anvera at the Exposition, which respectfully hand lovited Miss Rand to be its garst of honour.

In a 30 word quibuest. Miss Band

| „tatemente as follows;

To avoid any misunderstanding 1 work hike to state %

rote to the press. ..In the first ice there is no such thing to fan dancing or bubbly dancing.. The props were devised to aid the dance.. The dances are not created to matri the props....the convention deserves

Italy's army of more than 1,000,000 officers and men will this time stand nside, being held in readiness, how:" ever, to repel muy threat to safety of the homeland or the veal expanse of territory obtained by forer in Africa. Mussolini, working diligently in hist great offler at Palazzo Venezin, has

decline of Capitalism and Centmunisin as he has the victorious advance of his colonial troups against the hordes of the Negus. He feels these arch for of Fascist principles are definitely wenkening, and will strike to deliver The death blow as soon as the Italo-

MOSCOW May 20-Joseph Stalin, wielding through his position followed with as much interest the

as secretary-general of the central committee of the com- munist party supreme authority over Soviet Russia, is probably the most clusive and retiring of the world's great.

The Soviet press never mentions his life or private activities. Few definite facts are known. He has only two intimate friends. Clemente Voreshilov, commissar of war, and Lazne Kaganovitch. commissar of transport, and they do not talk.

His interests are wide, but be sence insures the boost enjble pers cause of luck of opportunity infermanen,

Prest

Soviet

Ethiopics campaign is over.

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"Corporativism", born Nov. 10, 1934 when machinery of the Italian Corporative State was set in metlon by innururation of the twenty-two corporations, will be the watch-word this new sovint “revolutionary movement,"

"Harmony is harmony",

Buy Duce; discord is another thing."

1 first step toward complete "harmony", whereby it is hoped to achleve an economic balance making of Italy an almost totally self- euficient untion capable of with- standing either economic depression or European war will be to dissolve the present Chamber of Deputien and

mbtitute for it the "Chamber of Fascios and Corporations."

WAS

First, indication that a complete re- vision of the Italian parliamentary the system

contemplated by

was given by Fascist government Mussolini on Nov. 14, 1933, in ELTI address before what then was known as the National Guild Council.

early life and his present 54 years Staba reads nearly all of the do not include personal participn-new plays of pr: mined writers; all tion in sports. Although the leaof which are sent to the Central jder of the world's most radical Committee for artistle and political

political party, his tastes in arl and approval iterature are solid and conserva Shante Stalin disapprove, the tive. He detests mulornisia in Soviet wastebasket industry touri- fart, is fond of Shakespeare and the shen,

Bussian classles, classical drama He sees all of the new notion aur shown picture films, which and the ballet, i

Stalin attends all new play. at specially for him and other lea- the First Art Theatre, but The ders in the Kremlin, where in the public never sees him. He sits in new Tsik milding is an excellent the government box hidden behind stagn. Concerts also are presented Ja eurtain. In the Bolshoi theatre there for government lenders.

he site in the Politbureau box' Stalin is fond of children, and is pictures greeting the directly on the test of the stage often

visiting where The

Int

theeyourlersi dancera aufienter man

His pleaders. He has two children of his own, a lay and a stiri, by his first wife. These children and the NEW ARMY TUNIC

*adopted children of Voroshilov are ;great friends. Stalin spends much PERMITS GERMAN

their time with them, watches The Dean aml Chapter of West-n serious attention.

SOLDIER TO RELAX hation and school programmes. It is generally believed that Stalin minster claim not only the right to

Berlin, May 30, married again after the death of instruct the King in the rites and

by German his first wife three years ago, but WOTH ceremonies, but also fees, which inclusie six yards of "areanet" for

soldiers, which are a compromise there is no definite knowledge. between those used by the United | Under Soviet law a formal re- the Dean's robes, all the oblations

States and British armies, are telgistration of the marriage would and offerings, the King's upper Miss Rand continued in the same be abolished.

Inot be necessary to insure its vestments when he enters the vein for the 3in words, with frequent

Soon they will have two tunics, legality, Abbey, the Throne, Royal seats, references to the dance as an art"

One will be a cotton field tunic Weekends Stalin spendis at- a cushions, carpet, and other orna- and its "place in world art."

Even before Aliss Rand's blast, the designed for the utmost comfort country house near Moscow, which ments, and "an kundred manchets,

Thus it is expected that shortly the third_part_of_a_ton_of_wine, rival Western Federation of Fan and ease, while the other will los ahe shares with Voroshily. It is

_after_completion of the East African and fish according to the bounty of Dancers and the United Fun, Bubbappy-close-fitting-parment for in--secluded-spot-and-surrounded-

and their

Specially dancers and

campaign. Mussolini formally will had patched parade display.

[by a high wall which blocks the eyes the King," for the Dean

and differences

declare the chamber dissolvesl decided

The German private even mug for the curious. Chapter's repast: A manchet is a present a solid front as the "United wear his field tunic unbuttoned at

replaced by the twenty-two Fascist The road from Moscow to the

Corporations which even to-day are small loaf of the finest wheaten Specialty Dancers of America,”

the neck, an unheard of thing In [Stalin country home is one of the "We have no more use now for bread.

more important in the Efe of Italy the okl Imperial army.

than In pie-warj best kept in Russia. An army of

the present parliamentary Miss Band than she has for us," said Joy Williams, president of the new

times a special order from the com-cleaners, awerps it ef

SLOW, and system. society, after Sally's outburst. "She manding olleer was required before (when Stalin drives, either in his has turned on the members of herties could be opened.---United | Rolls Royce or Cadillac, traffic is

Preza. own profession with an unjustified

controlled at every Intersection. attack."

The hereditary King's Champion, Mr. F. S. Dymoke, the B-year-old Lord of the manor of Serivclsby, Lines, will claim his right to appear, Until the reign of George IV, his ancestora used to appear on horse-

"Because a suger has in his re- perture Mother Machree does it follow he becomes a "Mother Machree Singer? Can you imagine a Western

rat. Federation

Mother Marhree Singers?"

and

The research committee of the con- vention dug history and discovered

to

back, armour-clad, at the Coronation that the Romans used fans to shoo Banquet in Westminster Hall, and Ries, and the Vestal Virgins challenge to mortal combat any "quicken the sacrificial dume." other claimant to the Throne,

HIS NEW TEETH

THEY ONCE ROAMED JUNGLES AND PLAYED

"KILLARNEY"

Part of an elephant, killed in Africa 100 years ago lives in Sydney to-day, reincarnated in the jaw of Mr. T. Coughlan,

For most of the cancers of to-day. if any tames are to be quickened it is the hearts of their spectators, and modern screening methods and pull- guns have eliminated any necessity for fly-chasing.

"However I I have one very special fan that is a fame-quickener in any league," said a thy brunette dancer who said her name was Molly O'Neill of Chicago. "It is only lã inches long and below regulation size, but once in a while I sneak it out

and use 11.'

Resolutions, including one which would limit the length of fans to not more than 30 inches nor less than 25, were considered during the sessions.

ile has just made himself an up--United Press. per set of teeth from the ivory of

For orna-

ONE RESPONSIBLE

the mammoth, They are dazzling BICYCLE FOR 2, BUT ly white, light in weight and very atrong, says Austral News. many years they served as ments for a set of Irish bagpipes: to-day they play a more utilitarian tune. Mr. Coughlan says that they make short work of the toughest steaks.

AND HE'S IN FRONT

seat of a tandem-cycle who is respon

It is the person occupying the front

sible for the control of the machino.

Tunnies now

SHE MARRIED A SHEIK

His English Was Hardly Good Enough

New York, May 18.

RUDOLPH VALENTINO mude women dream about shells, and Frances Allison, daughter of an American multi-millionaire. married one.

Away to Arabia, she went three years ago to wed Khat Ben Ibrahim El Ragif.

"I'm doing this," she said, "to wife went on loving Khali; but promote inter-racialisni ami when she brought him to America inter-religionism."

her ideas, changed.

But the tribesmen thought of) Her husband's ignorance of American wealth. The wife of English was impossible. Pursuit Khali was rich; her death woold in the desert one could stand, bat make them wealthy.

ignorance of English....

The former Frances Allison

"It's a tragedy," she said as she was poisoned, stoned, and beaten prepared to obtain a dissolution by the tribesmen.

of her marriage, "but it's

Once she was pursued through over." the derort by a whole mob of Bedouins.

She only saved her life by seiz-

He is not fearful that the spirit This question was settled at Perthing the cup of a Bedouin as

of the dead elephant may live on InGlamorgan, Police Court recently

be

was drinking anil drinking her

hia teeth, or that he will grow a when two men were summoned joint self. trunk. On the contrary, he husly for furiously riting a cycle.

An

The Bedouin code says that you The man who was in front was must not harm any oue, even Buch confidence and comfort ordered to pay 12. costs, but the them, that he is now making a set summons against his companion was, with you,

enemy, if he has drunk or eaten

for his wife.

Stil, despite all this,

dismissed.

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KING TO SIT FOR HIS PORTRAIT

FOR COIN & MEDALS

For the first time since he was Prince of Wales the King is to sit for his portrait to designers ap- pointed by the Royal Mint. The sittings will take place at Backing- ham Palace.

The new design will appear on the coins, which are not expected to be issued for some time, and on the medals and the medallions of Orders to be conferred by the King in his first Birthday Honours list in June.

Work will ocmmence Immediately on the medals, but it may be some time before they are finished, as a great deal of work is done on them. The duto has not yet been fixed for the investitures at which the King will confer the decorations.

A WORLD DEMOLISHED

"The Chamber of Deputies presup poses a world we have demolished," snid 1 Duce; it presupposes the plurality of parties and not in- frequently the hold-up of the minis- terial diligener Siner the day on which we annulled this plurality, the Chamber has lost the essential reason for which it was formed. We are harging economie liberalism, we are taking a further step forward on the j path of revolution."

DISSOLUTION OF CHAMBER Dissolution of the Chamber and its replacement by a completely corpor alive body, believes Mussolini, will facilitate expansion and perfection of the Corporative system.

What the "Corporativisan" ultim- ately may lead to in its attempt to solve the problems of distribution of wealth, even high Faseist authorities hesitate to predict. The known standpoint of Mussolini, however, is that the problem is there to be solved and the corporative system must be perfected to solve it.

EXPLOITING ETHIOPIA

While the colonial office is busy planning the exploitation of conquered Ethiopia, the Fascist Corporations, given increased power, will maintain careful control of economie entopor- jes.

wur

In line with the programme of plac- ing Italy on an impregnable footing, major industries which are wor working directly or indirectly for the defence of the nation and whose capital is now held by share holders, will

gradually be drawn into the government network, with the state as the actual operating unit.

Fascism, however, has no thought

of reducing the national Economics Common State denuminator,

to

or of transforming into stute monopo ly the entire economie lite of Italy

In the words of Mussolini:"the state will absorb only that portion of econoiny which concerns nailonal de- the Fascist regime docs Lence

not intend to place under stale con- trol, or worse still, bureaucratise the whole economy of the nation. small and medium sized industries shall remain within the field of private initiative and responsibility. harmonised from a national social standpoint with the self-discipline of the corporations."

RELAX INFLUENCE?

On the eve of the new venture, there is some speculation regarding whether Mussolini may not intend tô reisx to a certain extent the firm | hold he now exerts ever the econanie life of the nation na Minister of Cur- porations and President of each of the twenty-two corporations. It is possible that, feeling Use

severed Pete has advanced all-

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