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POLAND SAFE FOÓR PILSUDSKI,

WHY DID THEY LET

HER GO?"

MACHINES SWELL UNEMPLOYED.

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2,000,000 MEN DISPLACED IN U.S.

NEW METHODS FOR WINNING ELECTION.

Altitude Unknown.

Waranw, Oct. 98,- Marshal Is

"At 1.43 Le Bourget told mu our NEW PROBLEM FOR RELIEF. Pilsudski continues to make position and I sought for a calm spot in the atmosphere, still ignor. ant of our preciso altitude.

"I increased the strength of the metors in the teeth of the wind. but heavy rain set:led on the ship's bulk and woighted its down. this point the motors accmed

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"Then abruptly, unexpectedly, and devastatingly, came catao. trophe.

The ship's nose, after two hesi tating dips, struck the earth vid. Tently on the top of a slight ries in the ground. A terrible explo- sion occurred, and everything burst into flames,

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Mr. Wooda declared that tho. ac tualities of machine production are "alaggoring," and that the pub- lic at large has but little concep tion of the tremendous changes which the trend towards increasing dependence on machines is bring

"I threw myself against tho partition of the cabin and tore away at overything I could in or der to make a way of escape for myself. I managed to burst open ampace large enough for me to get out bend first. Then I dashed through and out of the flames, bad-ing about. ly burned, but safe.

"The most dramatic rescue was that of my two comrades, Binks and Bell They thought they were

Results of Robot Methods, He cited one machine making 5000 large glass carboys cach day

that most of them will be received if ever long after the elections are consists in the refusal of the elec over. Another promising measure

tion authorities in most constituon- cics to accept the lists of the Com munis, Party's candidates and in the arrest, under various prétexts, of some 60 candidates of various opposition parties.

In order to leave no doubt re- garding his intentions and ideas, Marchal Pilsudaki to-day gavO 2978 interview to representatives of the Government Press in which he made the remarkable statement that the greatest hindrance to the recon- struction of the Polish state had been the Polish parliament, "this

being killed when the water bal. Other machines permit àne man to meilley of rogues and scoundrels of

last tank burst over their heads.

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ed to do, the work which now feed that now. a defeat of his party in the forthcoming elections would he impossible and unthinkable.

They were soaked through and then thrown out of their cabins with-achieved by the "rabot" method.

All such problems as these must out being very bady burned."

be solved if untraployment retiof, is to be permanent, in the view of Mr. Woods

An Engineer's Story, Mr. Victor Savory, one of the engineers, who escaped with goverc burns about the face and hands, said: "I rose at 145 to take over duty. It is some distance, from the sleeping cabins in the centio to our respective machine cabins, and mine was right starboard amidships.

Secretary J. J. Davis, of the De- partment of Labour; estimated that machines have displaced 2,000,000 workers in the United States.

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War Dept, Asked to Asalii.

Other high officials made similar') statemente, endorsing the attitude of the relief director that the ques tion of machine displaccinent of "I was just inside when the the workers is one of the most seri. catastrophe took place. I was re- ous problems now facing the na lieving poor Jack Hastings and tion. ho told me as I entered. 'Wall, Tiny, everything 15 all right.' Then, suddenly, I was hurled down by the shock and the explosion.

"I was dizzy and when I got up I put my hands over my eyes, wondering what had happened I then saw that the airship was sur rounded by flames, I thought 'I must get out of this'

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Ho is ex-Sergeant-Major Isaac Topps, formerly of the 3rd Grona- dier Guards and of the Duke of Franklin D. Roosevelt of New recommended for the Meritorious Albany, Oct. 23. Governor Wellington's Regiment. He was

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"I managed to el mb outside and over the top of the car. It was then that the flames burned me on the face and hands and I fell off request the use of Army kitchens to the ground. By an extraordin-her thes are found to be needed ary chance I did not fall into the for employment relief work, burning debris. I was unhurt and nanaged to walk a little distance when I saw a man who took me to a motor-car,"

Asked if everybody, except some members of the crew, we asleep at the time of the accident, Mr. Savory replied:-

"As far as I can tell everybody. with the exception of the officers and men on duty, must have been asleep. All those who were in the centre cabins were crushed to death,"

"The rain."

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Berlin, Oct. 25.-The National Socialist leader Herr Adolph. Hit

Mr Tops enlisted in February, ler to-day replied to the noted 1681, was promoted to the rank of Asked what, in his opinion, was the cause of the disaster, he said: Gustave Hervé, who through the Suskim campaign in 1885, and lo French journalist and politician sergeant in 1884, served in the "We started heavy from England mediation of the well-known Ger- October of that year reached the and we had pouring rain all the man industrialist Aroold Rech way. It made the airship more and

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cellation of the reparation debts, toriais) at Huddersfield, Yorkshire, of "Wellington's Regiment (Terri giving Germany the right to keep where he is now living in retire An army as big as the French, re- turning to Germany her former colonien Togoland and the Came. roong and using France's influence at Warsaw to persuade the Poles to return the Corridor to Germany. Ignoring all other points, Herr Hitler, in his reply fastens on the proposed military alliance, and against whom it would be dirbt ed, adding that he thinks is more important for France to disarm

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Casos. Deaths

Tamatave Alexandria Port Said Bombay Pnom Penh

Beirut.....

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Bombay Calcutta Bangkok...... Fnom Penh du Saigon Canton "Shangbai............

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Corbin Nadraa Negapetan Vizagapatam Panang Shanghai

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