Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1936, Page 6

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He re- fused to discuss Father Charles E. Coughlin’s political activities, but he would not deny, either, that he was spending the coming month in Amer- ica “watching over” a situation in which the Holy See is known to be deeply interested. Makes No Prediction. Ambassador Suvich, speaking halt- ingly and with great care, said that he “cannot predict within a year re- opening of conversations regarding Italy’s war debts.” “I do feel, however,” he said, “that devaluation of currencies has paved the way for reconstruction of the situation. Revaluation makes for im- provement of foreign trade, the low- ering of tariff barriers and with im- proved international trade comes in- creased currency with which to meet obligations.” Suvich succeeds Count Rosso, former Ambassador here, now Ambassador to Russia. Although only 49 years old, Suvich has long been regarded as one THE DERWOOD MILL DERWOOD, MD. Subjed aquality feeds. 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Ultimately it will bring down trade barriers. | “I can speak with no certainty on | financial matters, ineluding war debts, | until T find out many situations.” | TItaly's war debt to the United | States, on which payment was sus- | pended four years ago, amounts to | more than $2,500,000,000. |KIN MAY CONTACT MISSING VETERAN TRA of every desc < REGI! chines, Trunks, tresses, Pillows, Lamps, Pianos, etc.. at Public Auction AT SLOAN’S 715 13th St. SATURDAY By order of the American Seeurity an Trust Co. for the Lurton R x - Estate Sale Household Furniture n, Jewslry, Oriental Iugs: d Ginn estate, the Umion Storage Co.. amd others. TERMS, CASH. C. G. gfiln & Co., Inc., Avets. ADVERTISEMENT. 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An administration spokesman lis- tened to statements of members of Gifford’s family that they believe him dead, and, according to the Associated Press, countered with: “Fingerprints do not lie. The man who submitted his fingerprints with his appication for his bonus is Jesse Owen Gifford, the same man who en- listed in 1917. We are not at liberty to disclose his present whereabouts, but we will be glad to forward mail to him, if his relatives desire to write him.” The spokesman also directed the administration’s manager in an un- named city—said to be ‘“very far away’—to contact Gifford and ask him to be interviewed by newspaper- men. —_— 10,961,000 Britons Employed. Great Britain now has 10,961,000 people, not Including agricultural '} | workers, employed, an all-time record. They're Here! Just in Time For Football! 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R, I hereby make the following declaration: In notes sddressed September 15 to the governments of Portugsl, Italy and Germany, the Spanish govern- ment protested against assistance and military munitions sent by those coun- tries 1o Spanish rebels. The Spanish government has for- warded those motes also to other participants in the non-intervention agreement with the request that they adopt measures to halt the situation under which the legal Spanish gov- ernment has been reduced to actusl blockade while rebels, without any | obstacles, are supplied with airplanes and other kinds of munitions from «different sources. Vielations Cited. In his declaration to the League of | Nations, Julio Alvarez Delvayo, Span- ish delegate to the League, raised the same question before all the members. A long enumeration of the facts, rep- resenting violation of the agreement and referring to the latest period, was cited by the Spanish government in its “white papér” as well as in addi- tional material published by the Span- ish government October 3. It is sufficient to recount the fol- Jowing facts: On September 10, 23 freight cars with boxes containing unassembled parts for 14 airplanes from Hamburg came from Portugal to Seville. On September 20, 13 big German planes landed at Tetuan. Later these airplanes were used to transport troops of the so-called ‘“Foreign Legion” from Tetuan to Beville. On September 29, the Spanish gov- ernment recefved a report that on Amazing New Discovery Rid of Don't let Dandruff endanger your hair, and cause y Dandruff with RYKO—the amazing riew | dandruff medicine that loosens and cleans out the caked layers of Dandruff that cling | to the scalp. | RYKO wash out with fragrant creamy RYKO Shampoo. Your scalp will be your hair bright and soft. 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Fares are the lowest for any form of first-class transportation—even less driving effort, and motoring September 27 a load of poison gas and military munitions of Italian origin was sent over' the Spanish border from Lisbon. Testimony Recalled. A number of €ye-witnesses ques- tioned by the committee in London, under the chairmanship of Miss Eleanor Florence Rathbone (mem- ber of the British Parliament), also many newspaper correspondents who have published personal observations, confirm that the supply of arms to the rebels via Portugal is continuing to a large extent. The rebels possess tanks and bomb- ers of German and Italian origin which were not in the possession of the Spanish Army at the beginning of the revolution. Among sirplanes shot down by | militia forces were nine airplanes of German origin bearing the manu- facturing stamp “Henkell." The rebel troops are transported via Gibraltar from Morocco towards Spain on Ger- man and Italian planes. 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Sinee the formation of our ‘commitiee, the Soviet government iteelf put forward the qui of an investigation of Portugal's Action in iopenly violating the agreement, and {of taking steps towards haiting such action. The Soviet government fears the situation as created by repeated vio- Iation of the London non-intervention pact makes the agreement non-opera- tive, The Soviet government cannot con- sent to the cimverdlon of the non- interference pact into a screen for concealing military assistance to the rebels against the legal government by some partisipants in the agree- ment. ¢ The Soviet government is compelled, in this connection, 10 declare that if violation is not halted immediately it will consider ftself free from any obligation resulsing' from the agree- ment. F —— i Government lemployment agencles have been opendd i Cuba. 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