Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1930, Page 39

THE KEVHNING STAR, WASHInutUN, D. C, FrIDAY, OULuBmir 3, 1930. George of Greece Expects Recall to His Former Throne By the Associated Press. . LONDON, October 3.—At least one exile king, George of Greece, belfeves he will be called back to the throne by his people. ‘The former King, who was banished in 1924, said at a quiet West End hotel Wednesday he had received many appeals asking him to come to Athens and take the throne. ¥ will call me_back." e Sald -On ack,” he said. “On By the ated Press. ¥ vetuen T anad y return I shall know neither ROME, October 3.—Premier Musso- victor mor vanquished, but will ¥ni Wednesday advocated the death try to achieve national soli- penalty for speculators who bring on| | 98ritv." e preie. DUST RUFFLES RETURN ‘The premier, speaking at the first sit- ting of the National Council of Cor- s —— o o ks ol i ms of | Dance Skirts in Advance Btyles read: Reflect Old Mode. ly had made examples of specu- in the Aosta and Cam PARIS (#).—The equivalerf &f dust ruffies is incorporated in tcA®rrow’s " DUGEURCES DEATH FOR SPECULATOR Admits Economic Depression In Italy, but Says Upward Trend Is Due. Store Hours Daily 9:15 to 6 Except Saturdays 9:30 to 9:30 SEARS, ROEBUCK anp WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK Men’s Fall Shirts $14 Full $2.00 Value Compare Sears $1.48 shirts with those selling at $2.00 elsewhere and you’ll save the difference. Full-count white broadcloth; collar- attached and neckband styles. Trimmed with fine buttons. Also new all patterns in collar-at- . tached shirts. Sizes 14 Extra Value. . .Extra FUR. . .in Winter Coats Of EVERY ;3959 Type! DON’T let another day slip by! Buy your coat NOW . . . while Sears’ stocks are brim full of the STYLE | team-mates... districts, and would deal more strict! with them in the future. “They will now be made to feel more | styles showing today in the form of scutely that they cannot fool the pub- | horseshoe braid or folds of stiff tulle lie with impunity,” he continued. “Be-|on the bottom of some dance skirts. cause of the evil they express as sowers ‘The modern dust ruffie is usually of ruin and misery, they merit the |decorative, contrasting with the dress penalty of death.” itself and 1::0"""}‘1[{ an integral part of Upward Trend Fe ast, the trimming scheme. ‘The duce sajd he believed Italy had reached the bottom in the current financial depression, and he expected the country now to start upward. % “Sub” Taken Across France. In compliance with orders to procee from the coast to its base in the Medite In the economic situation, | erranean, officers of the submarine Ar. _l:hu emier said no one could expect | gonaught recently had the task of tak- ligles since this had not even been | ing the craft across the heart of France. accomplished by President Hoover, the | The problem was solved by building & %Ll‘wm“{nm&‘; '303‘;,,"0”‘* in the | submarine catrier in the form of a large R s hat “Itesy was_suffering | S°O¥ in Which the “sub” was placed. Eshionfailored from economic dpi:resslon along with the rest of the world, but the fact that other nations also were suffering would not be used in his country as an alibl. Work to Aid Industry Cited. He also showed how the government had intervened in a number of cases to save industries and declared: “The Fascist government is not in- sensible to the disadvantageous situation, as anti-fascism wishes to insinuate. 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