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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1934.

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WILL STUDY OPPORTUNITIES FOR U. S. CO-OPERATION

> Washington.

To help Cuba to chart a course which will lead her away from debt and depression, the Ameri- can Government has appointed two experts to go to Havana forthwith as advisers to the United States. Embassy there.

The men selected are Mr. Adolf A. Berle, Jr., legal adviser to the Farm Adjustment Ad:] ministration on the proposed. sugar stabilization agreement, and Mr. John Laylin, former special assistant to ex-Under- Secretary Dean Acheson of the Treasury,

Their job, as defined by the Secretary of State, Mr. Hull, will be to make a thorough appraisal | and analysis of the essential phases of financial and economic conditions in Cuba to guide the American Government as deve lopments calling for co-operation come along.

The two big economic pro lems facing the Cuban Govern ment are its heavy indebtedness abroad and the plight of the

mbay Havre, London, Hamburg, market for Cuban sugar.

Rotterdam Antwerp & Hull

Marseillea & London.

Marseilles & London.

Bombay, Marseilles, Havre, London,

Official circles already have indicated that some of the

Confessed Slaying

"She told lies about me. I lost my temper and did it!" That is how 12-year-old Mary Kavala. (abora) told of strangling her 8-year-old playmate, Josephins Woropay, as Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y. Two men were being held as suspects when the girl admitted the crime.

SCOTLAND'S PEACE

ARMY.

Neutrality Demanded By New Organisation.

Cuban debt owed in this coun- WOMAN DIRECTS OPERATIONS

Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp & try will have to be scaled down.

Marseilles & London. Marseilles & London.

The Administration also is work- ing actively to allocate the Bombay. Marseilles, Havre, London, Bugar market in a manner that Hamburg Rotterdam Antwerp & will assist the Cuban industry to

regain its feet.

Hull.

London,

Kilted uniforms are to be worn

FILMS OF NUDIST COLONIES

(Continued from Page, 8).

The ingenuity of these leg-show tycoons; la just endless.

Then, as the next step, we shall | have the first picture featuring Sally Rand, the obscure film actress who made herself rich and famous

| overnight with her “ian dance": "al

the Chicago World's Fair.

Sally is already at work at the Paramount studios, with a fantan- tic" salary as reward for, her enter- prise in taking off more than any American dancer had ever taken off before in public, and getting herself arrested for it.

What Price Glory!

A few months ago Sally was a nobody. Now she is one of Amer- Ica's most-talked-of women.

Such in ber standing that she is able to throw the heavy star-temi- perament act at a studio where al year ago she probably could not have got a job walking on.

Last week Sally is reported to |have walked off the set in a. buff. |Her fan dance had been remodelled for movie consumption, but that she did not mind.

What annoyed her was the dis- covery that she only had three lines to speak in the whole film. She had not been hired to say things, but to do things.

When they started to cut Sally's

dance as well as her dialogue, she folded up her fans and tanked (she'd go home.

girls? You can't treat an like that, now can you?

Don't you think she was right, artist

They're Awake Do not imagine that the morality by the members of "the first Pesce Army in the world"the "Scottish bureau are sleeping while all this Defence Force" which is being goes on. Bombay, Marseilles & London.

Mr. Berle has been working on

In England the censors are get- Jirected by a woman. Bombay, Marseilles & London.

the sugar problem in his cap

She is Miss Wendy Wood and ting gruff about what they regard Bombay, Marscilles, Havre, London,

Hamburg, Rotterdam Antwerp &acity 0.25 legal adviser to

zommands an army that, it is ex-as "the increasing tendency to ex- Hull.

the Farm Adjustment Ad- plained, has been formed to resist ploit nudity and immorality" on Bombay, Marseilles & London.

ministration, and his con-

conscription in the event of Bri- the screen.

Ja America the producers, who that capacity has tain declaring war and involving Bombay, Marseilles, Havre, London, tinuance in

Hamburg. Rotterdam, Antwerp & been challenged on the ground Scotland in it. They are to inalet have hitherto kept the flag flying

he was associated with Mr.

by hiring Will Hays to maintain Charles W. Taussig of New York on Scottish neutrality.

"The "Scottish Defence Force" is order, are threatened with im- In the operation of refineries on an off-shoot of the Democratic Scot-mediate Federal censorship under the Island.

tish Self Government Association the new N.R.A. Code unless they

Scotland-Reuter. and has sprung up in Eastern "clean their house" forthwith.

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THE CHILD

CHILD SPY

(Continued from Page 10.)

Never had Father Stenne been no

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Into an ambush. He remembered

the sergeant who had smiled at him, and he saw him stretched out

The 5.6. Takada will leave for plaint that the same team of to be considerably more sense, that joyous and so good-humoured as on the snow, and many others with Singapore, Penang, Rangoon and horses was being used 60 hours all-nude films would be moral com- when he returned that night.. News him. The price of all that blood Calcutta on or about Sunday, a week by two drivers on two pared with the suggestive half had been received from the pro was concealed there under his pil- draped affairs currently made in vinces: affairs were looking better. low, and it was he, the son of Mon- February 4.

30-hour shifts.--Reuter.

Hollywood.

As he ate, the old soldier looked at sieur Stenne of a soldier-tears Some say that Mae West is his musket hanging on the wall, choked him. In the adjoining room menace to public morality. Others and said to the child with his hearty he heard his father walk to the window and open It. Below"on the say she is a spiritual tonic. Others laugh:

"I say, my boy, how you would square the recall was sounding, and think she is just a bore.

For weeks now conferences have go at the Prussians if you

were a battalion was forming to leave the been going on in Washington about big!"

city. Evidently it was a real bat- it, but still no conclusion is reached. About eight o'clock they heard the The unhappy child could not

"What is dirt?"" says jesting cannon.

restrain a sob." Roosevelt, and waits for an answer, "That is Aubervilliers," They i "What's the matter with you ?!" but doesn't get one."

are fighting at Bourget," said the asked Father Stanne az be entered "Dirt," orated one expert, de- good man, who knew all the forts. the room scribed as a "nationally known Little Stenne turned pale, and, on The child could not stand it any psychologist, is an elusive thing the plea that he was very tired, be longer he leaped out of bed and would say that as it pertains went to bed, but he did not sleep threw himself at his father's feet. to the screen it defles defnition. The cannon still roared. He At the movement that he made the It is something that must be felt imagined the sharpshooters arrivellver pieces rolled on the floor. Instinctively. Words are unavailing in the dark to surprise the "What is all this? Have you |ing.",

Prussians and themselves” falling|been stealing 1” demanded the old,

This weighty dictum was con- sidered for some minutes by the furrow-browed conference. Then up spake a leader of American cinema owners.

shows nobody seems to know,

Certainly it is mere waste of Welford breath to scream, an

man, trembling."

Thereupon, without pausing for breath, Httle Stenna told him t that he had been to the Prussian quar ters and of what he had done there. As he spoke, his heart felt freer;

"If the producers don't know Benton of the "Hollywood Specta: it relieved him to accuse himself. what dirt in - he said," "President Roosevelt will soon let them know. tor" is now doing, that the success Father. Stenne liebener,

ter

"I'll tell you what dirt le Dirt of "Little Women" proves the pub-ce When it aras an end

lic is tired of sophisticated dims he hid his face in his two WAY!

is dirt. There are no

about BE?".

So there the present.

The most "conta

In face of Mae West's contem rests at Poraneous stopees, how can such

a claim be made?

Watch For It

wept

"Father, father

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The public'

The old man pushed him "away the public without replyin

and picked up the sarth 'can

The public

that's about, nil.

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3)I am going to return

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