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July 3, 1941.,

By Ernie Bushmiller.

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DIFFICULT TO KNOW WHO IS WHO

Doormen Dress Like Admirals

LONDON, May.-Prime Minister Winston Chur- chill's charge that German soldiers disguised in Now Zealand uniforms participated in the air-borne invasion of Crete-a charge later withdrawn-inspired a high- ranking neutral here to pose this question:

Always ceremonially pictorial

in the matter of dress, British thoroughfares nowadays resem- ble a convention of circus train- er's lost in the midst of a fancy dress ball.

"There are so many uniforms in Britain now," sald this neutral, "that an invader could tand in base- ball uniforin without exciting suspicion."

Walk down a London street and you see what he means.

The

Some Examples

sirect-cleaners

of

Troubles Of An Opera Star

Marion Talley Airs

Her Grievances

WILL FLY FOR BRITAIN-Bearing Union Jacks on dull painted background of gray and olive cam. ouflage, here is first of throo Bocing flying boats that will sorve for Britain. Four-motored air giant is shown at La Guardia Field, New York. It was originally built for Pan American.

Spanish Monarchists In America

LOS ANGELES, May 20.- Weeping and finally near col- West-lapse, Opera Singer Marion Tal- minster wear hats turned up on the ley testified here that she and side ilke Australians,

Adolph Eckstrom, voice tencher,

By William H. Lander, “United Press” Staff Correspondent Telegraph messenger boys look like were married three weeks before Juvenile gendarmes of pre-armistice the birth of their daughter, WASHINGTON, July 1 (UP).-Spanish monarchists, working for the restora- France.

Susan, now five. Each is acek-tion of the Infante Don Juan to the throne his late father Alfonso XIII lost ten years Bank messengers wear outfits re-ing a divorce.

ago, have organised themselves in various countries of America. of old-time! sembling the costume

Miss Talley admitted that after a minstrel men.

romantic association with Eekstrom, Members of the Air Transport (who was giving her singing lessons, and on the eve of a great oppor- Auxiliary look like bus conductors.

tunity in motion pictures, she dis- "Free Norwegians" could be mis-covered she soon would become a taken for Royal Canadion Mounted

mother. Police.

Work For Restoration Of Prince

Firemen look something like spear- holders in gaudy operas.

And then there are hackles which look like feathers but aren't. They bob along atop caps and hats in colours green, red and black.

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Still other troops wear, herets,

tam-o'-shanters, skullcaps.

Hotel doormen in some places dress like Admirals and Generals, while Generals and Admirals in some places dress like hotel doormen.

Navy Men's Beard Navy men sport flowing bearda. some of the Army and Air Force went mustaches, and lots of "Free Poles" have shaven heads,

At first the movement was conducted more or less "sub rosa," but it has now come out into the open.

In the United States, the Marquess of Aguiar, has regis tered at the State Department as representative of the Spanish Born In Secrecy The singer said Susan was born in Monarchial Association and the scerecy at the St Paul, Minn., home Spanish Catholic Party, and is of Eckstrom's family physlelan, and making his headquarters in she concealed her situation so the New York and Washington. would not lose her contract with The Marquis, a distinguished M.G.11, studio.

As she testifled, the brown-haired gentleman who speaks perfect Missouri girl who rose to fame in English and various other lan opera and motion pictures, guages, came to the United sobbed more nid more, until Anally States from Mexico with creden she could not go on and buried her tials from the Marquess of face in her handkerchiet.

Castellon, the recognised mon- Superior Judge Ingall W. Bull re-archial lender for the Americas, Eckstrom, whose presence in the who has his headquarters in courtroom Miss Talley had ignored. Mexico City, arose and felt as she began the story of their premarital relationship.

cessed court for a day.

Claims Baby Hidden Miss Talley's lawyer told Judge Bull that Miss Talley went to St Some weeks ago a London news-Paul, Minn., to give birth to the child, paper employed a film actor to stroll through the streets of London Barbed as a German Army officer-just to see it anybody would nollee.

It is understood that the Monar- chists are well organised in Cuba and other Latin American countries.

Cost

of Living In U.S. During

Rose April

NEW YORK, July 1 (UP)—The curve of living costs in the United States rose during April when food, clothing and rent expenses-the largest single items in the average budget increased over both the preceding month and April of last year, The National Industrial Conference Board reported.

On the basis of a survey of 60 leading cities, the conference hourd reported the cost of living for wage earners' families-in-April-Flood-at 86.9 per cent. of the 1023 average, an increase of 0.7 per cent. March, 2.2 per cent. over the 1940 month and 21.2 per cent. higher than at the depression low reached

over

Russian Generals On War Front

The Royalists strangely enough, in April, 1933. have won the support of some of the and that the evidence would show

Living costs in the latest month, Socialists and Republicans who at Eckstrom hid the baby from her for three years, placing the infant with decade ago conspired to overthrow however, averaged 12.2 per cent. relatives, and demanded $130,000 for Madrid. Many of the exiled Leftists,

in lower than in April of 1920. Bourbon-Hansburg throne the

Purchasing value of the dollar, the information on its

whereabouts. The lawyer also declared evidence disturbed at the pro-Axis leanings fact-finding agency reported, dwind- of the head of the Falange, Ramon led 10 115.1 cents (based on the would show that the money was to Serrano-Suner, whom they regard "1923 dollar") frum: 115.9 in Marched some be split three ways, Eckstron and

as the "strong mon" of Spain, have and 117.0 in April, 1940, the attorney, who was arranging the thrown their support to the monar

the best hope matter, getting $50,000 each and

chial movement es Nobody so much as gave him $50,000 being set up as a trust funda

for the baby

for securing a relatively moderate susplelous look.

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homeland. government

their

He strolled for hours, even looked in at busy Scotland Yard and peered through the gates of Buckinghain

Palace.

Many Transferred From The Far East Soviet Russia recently shift- of her most able military commanders from the Far East to western frontiers.

The most notable shift is Food costs, representing one-third that of Gen. Grigori M. Stern, Asiatic campaigner Some of them also frankly feel that of the average wage-earner's ex- if a monarchy were installed, ut penditures, were 01 per cent, of the veteran

1923 average, up 2.3 per cent. from who has been Commander in could give

an ample amnesty in March, 4.7 per cent. from last April Chief in the Far East. Spain, but that if a Republle were and 32.6 per cent over the 1033 low.

Food Costs Up

For decades Russia, hos kept some

re-instated, It would undoubtedly The April average was 21.4 per cent.of the, best troops of the Red Army

bring a new cycle of executions and persecutions, In reprisal for the tens of thousands who have fallen be- fare Folange fring squads.

British Sympathy

the Monarchiste

below 1020 costs.

the

soft-

touched

in

BOMBER FUND BOMBER FUND BOMBER BOMBER FUND BOMBER FUND BOMBER FUND

In an autonomous force called the BOMBER FUND

"Far Eastern Front." OMBER FUND BOMBER FUND

April rents averaged 07.8 per cent. FUNI

With the algning on April 13 of the BOMBER FUND BOMBER FUND BOMBER

of the 1923 normal, an increase of Soviet-Japanese pact of neutrality, FUND BOMBER FUNC

0.1 per cent, over March, 1.3 per cent. which established friendly relations BOMBER FUND BOMBER

over last April-and-40 per cent, over between the two powers for the first BOMBER FUND COMBER FUND BOMBERCRUND

depression law OUND

time in a quarter of a century, this Although BOMBER FUND

pedal this aspect of the question, January, 1934, and only 4:7 per cent. force has been liberated. FUND BOMBER FUND

On General Staff? there is no doubt but that many under the 1920 peak.

with BOMBER AND TOMBER FUND BOMBER FUNG

Britishers are in sympathy

Clothing, prices in April, at 73.3 General Stern, who bolstered Re- OAAND BOMBER FUND BOMBER FUND their movement. After all, Don Vic-per cent, of the 1923 average, were publican forces during the Spanish toria Eugenia, mother of the Infante up 0.1 per cent. from March of this civil war, is reported by observers .0 ER FUND BOMBER FUNDMBER FUND

Don Juan was a British princess, so year and inst April, and 20.8 per cent, who know him to have been on JOMBER FUND BOMBER SUNBOMBER FUND that the pretender Is half-English. from the depression low, but showed, Moscow's Red Square in the May

when the Republic BOMBER FUND BOMBS

OMBER FUND BR954

OMBER FUND

ne

FUND UND BOMBER FUND BOMBER FUND JOMBER FUND DER JOMBER FROMBER FUND BOMBER FUND BOMBER BOMBER FUND BOMAIND BOMBER FUND BOMBER FUNC BOMBER FUND BOMBER JOMBER FUND BOMBES BOMBER FUND OMBER FUND

UND „BER FUNI: BOMBER FUND UND BOMBER FUNE

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BOMBE

BOMBE

BOMBE

BOMBE

BOMBE

BOMBE

CONTRIBUTIONS TO. DATE:

$2,349,250,14:

REMITTED TO LONDON:

£145,939,19,6d.'

FUND

FUND

FUND FUNE

BOMBER FUND BOMBER FUND BOMBER FUND BOMBER FUND BOMBER FUND. BOMBER FUND BOMBER FUND BOMBER BIND BOMBER FUND

FUIS April 14,

1031, he with 1020.

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a drop of 25.8 per cent. fi comparison Day parade. He was wearing the

Insignia of a a general staff officer.

General. Stern served in the fight- the Spanish Naval Не Cadiz, Spain, Academy

Every elty included in the con- ing against the Japanese on the immediately went to nearby Gibral-ference board survey showed a rise Manchukuoan and Mongolian border tar, and from there went to England in living costs between March and in 1938 and 1939, and after the over in Finland last where he completed his naval in- April. The widest rise occurred in fighting was struction at the Portsmouth Academy, New Orleans where the average year was disclosed to have been sent he went under and served for a while with the wage earner's expenses were up 1.8 there, too. Then British fleet as an officer. On one per cent. while the smallest was recover again.. Occasion Don Juan was in India, ported in Muskegon, Mich., 0.1 per

cent.

His Successor.

He was succeeded as Commander In Chlef in the Far East by Col. Gen. J. P. Apanasenko, former comman-

Bouthwestern

Don Juan is well-known in Wa- he shington, where visited on his honeymoon. He left an excellent. Impression here an a handsome, but government in Spain which would der of the Central Asiatic Military

rule with a parliament, just as in District. unspoiled young man.

Britain, and that would permit Lieut. Gen. M. M. Popoff, former Monarchists are losing no oppor-equality of creeds, He said that Chief of Staff of the First Far tunity to point out his British and Protestants and Catholics would be Eastern Army under General Stern, able to worship in their own recently was appointed commander American friendships in demonstrat churches in Spain if there is a re- of the Leningrad Military District, ing that Don Juan might make a storation, in contrast to the Falange replacing Col. Gen. M. P. Kirponos, good constitutional ruler, and also to

who took the vital attitude of persecuting Protestants. show that the Spanish monarchilata

"Above all," the Marquens of post at Kiev. are for the Democracies" in the Agular sald, "we want to have a

General Kirponos succeeded Gen. present conflict.

Spain which is free from the foreign G, K. Zhukoff, now chief of the Interventionists which now rule it. General Staff. We want to be good friends of the Rear Admiral A. G. Golovko, who was commander of the The Marquess of Agular told news United States. We want to have a formerly papermen here that one of his main Hispano-Americanism which will be Amur River Flotilla along purposes is to show the officials and friendly to the United States; and Siberian - Manchukdo border, people of the United States that the not against it as the present Hispano was sent west to become commander Monarchists do not believe in ab- Americanism which la in really at of another fleet in the Barents and White Seas off the coast of Finland. solute rule, but seek to establish al Nezl-Americanism."

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