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China to Establish Four Point Program
MEXICAN WOMEN DEFY GUNS-TAKE CONTROL
Dartmouth Defeats Yale First Time in Half a Century
FOUR POINT FINANCIAL
PROGRAM IS DECREED
BY CHINESE MINISTER
Departure Gold Standard By Other Na
tions Too Great Silver Drain China
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Gangster’s Moll
Shot To Death In
Car Kansas City
(By The Associated Press)
Kansas City, Nov. 4, —The
bullet pierced body of a red
haired woman was identified
by police as Vivian Chase, 34,
a suspect in the kidnaping
of August Luer, Alton, Illin
ois banker.
The body was found Sun
day crammed into a stolen mo
tor car in the rear of St. Luke
Hospital here.
Thomas J. Higgins, chief of
detectives said she had ap
parently been killed by her
companion after a quarrel. A
bullet had ranged downward
through the body from the
back of the, neck. Her own
gun, a Spanish type revolver,
lay beneath her unfired.
The police said she had
been arrested numerous times
for investigation, and was
known to have associated
with criminals, including Al
vin Karpis, current public
enemy number one.
Greeks Voted To
Return Monarchy
King George Head
(By The Associated Press)
Athens Nov. 4, — Greeks
voted today overwhelmingly
for a return of the monarchy,
and to bring back King Geor
ge II to the throne, from
whiph he had been ousted 12
years ago. He has been liv
ing in England. It was not
disclosed today when King
George plans to return.
Winner Sun. Game
(By The Associated Press)
San Francisco, Nov. 3, —
The University of San Fran
cisco defeated Loyola College
of Los Angeles 9 to 0 in a Sun
day game here, scoring the
touchdown in the third, and
a safety in the last period.
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Shanghai, Nov. 4, — The
Chinese government moved
drastically to solve its long
standing monetary problems
by announcing a four point
monetary reform program,
which includes the nationali
zation of silver, the restric
tion of bank note issue by the
three government owned
banks, the stabilization of the
Chinese dollar at its present
level, and the legalization of
bank notes in the payment of
all debts expressed in silver.
The government decree is
effective today. All holders of
silver bullion are required to
exchange it for legal tender
notes issued and now in cir
culation. Banks other than the
three government owned in
istitutions will continue to cir
; eulate legal tender, but it will
j gradually be withdrawn and
replaced by government bank
notes.
The Chinese dollar now is
approximately thirty cents in
United States money.
Finance Minister H H King
said that the abandonment of
the gold standard by many
countries and the rise in sil
ver had brought about a ser
ious overvaluation of China’s
currency, and a severe drain
on the silver resources of the
nation.
Property in China
Invaded and Gov’t.
Intervenes at Once
(By The Associated Press)
Nanking, Nov. 4, — The U.
S. Embassy here received re
ports that Chinese troops had
occupied Christian Missionary
Alliance properties of Lintan
Choni, Taochow, Minhsen,
and Lintao in Kansu Provin
| ce.
The Kansu gov’t, requested
the Nanking authorities to or
der the immediate evacua
tion of the properties and tc
prevent any re-occurance oi
occupation.
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Another Problem
Relationship For
The United States
(By The Associated Press')
Geneva, Nov. 4, —A new
problem for the United Stat
es in connection with the Etf
iopian war was raised wher
the League subcommittee or
economic sanctions agreed tc
place additional products or
the list of goods banned fron
Italy, including petroleum
coal, iron and steel.
If the general committee
approves, soundings will pr<
bably be made to Washingtoi
D. C. and Berlin to determini
whether the United State
and Germany will follow th
League footsteps and ref rail
from permitting these ex
ports to Italy.
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Two Bombers Are
killed In Making
Of New Bombs
(Bv The Associated Press')
Milwaukee, Nov. 4. —Three
persons were killed and ele
ven injured in an explosion
in a garage on the South side
Sunday.
, Police believed that the
two men blown to bits with
t the garage were the persons
who have bombed five build
ings here in the last six days.
, It was believed they were
, making more bombs at the
1 time of the explosion.
, One of them was tentative
. ly identified by the police as
, •'Yank Rutowski, 20, a small
, time crook. The third victim
of the explosion was nine
year-old Patricia Mlynarek,
whose home adjoined the
garage.
WOMEN IN MEXICAN TOWN TAKE
i OVER ITS GOVERNMENT BLDGS.
Fire Bug Is Cause
6 Deaths When
House Is Burned
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(By The Associated Press)
New York, Nov. 4, — A
blaze, set to rubbish piles be
side a Harlem apartment
house, was discovered today
as police continued their sear
ch for a fire bug, who is blam
ed for the tenement house fire
which claimed six lives.
Mrs. Marguerite di Donata
and her five children were
found dead in the kitchen of
her flat early yesterday.
(By The Associated Press)
Mexico City, Nov. 4. —The
women of the town of At/.a
can, Vera Cruz, today held
the municipal building after
elected officials had fled be
fore a massed feminine indig
nation march which had been
stirred bv reports that there
would be a prospective house
to-house search for religious
images.
The women hastily armed
themselves with clubs and
took over control of the gov
ment offices. The troops’
threat to fire on the invaders
was ignored.
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FOURTEEN NEW DEAL TESTS
BEFORE SUPREME COURT
Is Hurled From
Car And Dies Of
Injuries Received
(By The Associated Press)
Ephrata, Nov. 4, —Rubin
Widman of Rosalia died of in
juries received in a headlong
plung upon a railroad rail
when he was thrown from an
automobile which turned ov
er at a railroad crossing.
The driver, Stewart Kiefer
of Wenatchee was held with
out a charge being made ag
ainst him.
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(By The Associated Press)
Washington, Nov. 4, —Ad
ministration officials said that
a supremo court decision will
give the right to the govern
ment to condemn land fol
low cost of housing.
Fourteen new deal tests
now pending would have lit
tle effect on the hundred and
sixty million dollars now be
ing spent for construction.
The court’s ruling may how
ever, have a controlling in
fluence on future slum clear
ance programs, it was stated.
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ETHIOPIA UNOPPOSED
THEY NEAR MAKALE
Patrols Clear Wav For Main Advance For
Italy As Army Only 38 Miles Makale
(By The Associated Press)
Undated, Nov. 4, — The
Italian army column poured
through Hauzien shortly af
ter daybreak today and mar
ched toward Makale, thirty
eight miles away.
Patrols entered Hauzien
yesterday, scouting the way
for the advance of the main
body. The infantry drive
met with no resistance.
The Ethiopian government
announced that thirty wom
en and fifteen children, and
a hundred cows hud been kill
ed during an attack by Italian
airplanes Saturday at Gorra
hei.
Freight Train Is
Cause !\ Deaths
In An Accident
(By The Associated Press)
Port Arthur, Ontario, Nov.
4, — Throe persons were kill
ed and two critically injured,
besides two others slightly
hurt, when a Canadian Paci
fic freight train crashed into
an automobile here today.
The dead are Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Makowski, and Mrs.
Paul Soltys. Those critically
injured are Andrew Kosluk
and Dan Kosluk.
American Legion
To Continue To
Fight For Draft
(By The Associated Press)
Washington, Nov. 4, —
Campaigns for a universal
draft and conscription of cap
ital during wartime, are shap
ing up for the next session of
congress, an American Leg
ion official said today, when
he declared that his order will
renew its fourteen-year old
fight of the universal draft
plan, providing for non-profit
in wartime service in all class
es. Veterans of Foreign Wars
announced their support of
the plan to conscript capital
and industry on the same bas
is as armed forces.
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Game Scene l»i<i
Fray End Of Play
(By The Associated Press)
New Haven, Conn.. Nov. 2,
A wild dcmonsUatio i swept
the Yale Bowl Saturday as
Dartmouth defeated Yale 14
to G at football, for the first
time in more than a half a cen
tury.
The crowd, misled by the
big time clock which tolled
the end of the game ten se
conds before the actual time,
surged out of the field.
Fist fights broke out in sev
eral quarters and the goal
posts were uprooted and torn
to bits.
The game officials with the
aid of the police cleared the
field and the teams ran one
more play to bring the game
to an official, and then pande
monium broke lose again and
continued until the crowd fin
ally wore itself out and dis
persed.
Football Scores
(By The Associated Press)
Gonzaga 7 Wash State 0
Montana 7 Washington 33
Santa Clara 6 Stanford 9
California 14 UCLA 2
Oregon State 19 U Portland 2
Purdue 7 Minnesota 29
Iowa State 12 Marquette 28
New York LT 0 Manhattan G5
Duquesne 7 Carnegie Tech 0
Detroit 7 Villanova 13
Nebraska 19 Missouri 6
Texas O Southern Meth. 20
Kentucky 0 Alabama 13
Illinois 3 Northwestern 10
Vanderbilt 14 Georgia T. 13
Colgate 6 Tulane 14
Blood Transfusions
Fail Save Her Life
(By The Associated Press)
Tacoma, Nov. 4, — Blood
transfusions failed to save the
life of Dona Fay Lewis aged
6, who had been shot in the
back with a shotgun in the
hands of her nine-year-old
playmate. She died in the hos
pital.