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BROOKLYN EAGLE SATURDAY NOVEMBER 26 1938 Hull Delegates To Lima Parley Abandoned Boy Tries Telephone in Search for Mother (Tablet Defends Donee of County Hibernians Coughlin Fund to Aid Persecuted Talk on Jews Reminiscences of the "Ould featured the 88th annual reception and dance of the Kings County worklng order Is ths need of Our success tonight means an start In this direction" Among those present were eets Facing Ban in Labor Treaty All Small Vessels May Be Ruled Off High Seas by Pact Unless exemptions are provided by Congress yachts fishing boats and other small craft may be banned flora the high seaa by aa international treaty which goes Into effect next November It was revealed today that under the International labor treaty draft convention No 53 ratified by the Senate last June any vessel oproated outside Inland waterways must cany a licensed captain mate an-glneer and assistant engineer funds early Attorney General John Bennett Jr Representative Thoms Cullen Deputy County Clerk James A Kelly Put County American Legion Commander Thomas Dugan District Attorney William Geo-Khan Magistrate Matthew Troy Mrs Mae Burns president of Urn auxiliary McDonald president of the St Patrick Society of Brooklyn Also State FHA Director Thomas Grace past president of the Emerald Association John Geo-ghan state president of the A John Rooney president of the county board of the A and Thomas McOee Democratic lead- Board Ancient Order of Hibernians last night when more than 5X00 native and American eons and daughters of Erin gathered in tbe Hotel Bt George County Judge William chairman who was assisted by representatives of tbe 13 male divisions of the order and nine divisions of the auxiliaries headed the receiving line "The proceeds of this successful event" said Judge Dwyer "will go Into a vitally Important welfare fund The Ancient Order of Hibernians has plans 1 for aiding the sorely pressed members of our race mu! others In need The one ob- Bheepehead Bay Fleet to Be HR At pretest even an outboard motorboat Is subject to tbe treaty goes to sea A 20-foot fishing launch making a 34-hour run off the Long Island beaches would ha -required to cany 13 officers sine thaw specified in the treaty are permitted by law to remain on duty -only eight hours a day The Sheeps-head Bay fishing fleet would bo ruled out of exlstenee as tbe party boate there could not cany tbe stipulated officer personnel The one ray of hope far the alto- ation is a clausa far the treaty which provide that "national laws or regulations may grant exceptions and exemptions in respect of vessels at leu than 200 registered tonnage" Plan Ship Talks Miniature Conclave Expected to Develop Aboard Santa Clara Aboard the liner Bent Out en-muteto lime Peru Hot 28 W-a mlntature Pen Americen con-tan nee will be held aboerd thli chip Laying Secretary Hull and the Amniean delegation to the Lima pm-Amerlcan conference On the Santa Clara are not only hm United State delegation but lio the Mexican delegation and bn portent delegatee of Columbia Venezuela and Bolivia Member! of group ald they expected to wet frequently with other delegate to "talk thing over1 during the trip Hun tired from working long tour In the lait few day deferred formal meeting of the United gtate delegation until Sunday He made no comment on hi talk yesterday with Hugh Wilson the iffliwcMutar to Berlin Wilson Ttuwe liner arrived In New York City harbor shortly before the ganta Clara sailed had only 14 pinutes with Hull The Mexican delegation is headed by Ambassador Francisco Castillo Hsjera Other Latin American dip jomsto aboard are the Colombian Ambassador Miguel Lopeu Puma-Kjo the Bolivian minister Luis ytmando Ouachalla and the Ven-yptfian minister Diogenes Escalante dghth Pan-American Conference at I room aboard the Grace liner Santa Clara with the returning German ambassador Hugh Wilson Although neither would comment on the details of the 14-minute interview it was presumed Mr Wlleon ottered a brief outline of his forthcoming report to President Roosevelt on the German situation Secretary Hull hailing the coming Pan-American conference Dec 9 as solid cause for hope in a world of despair" declared before Mr Wilson etmc aboard that be was anxious to talk with him because the envoy report may have a bearing on the Urns parley WQiea Races to Hall The United States liner Manhattan on which Mr Wilson arrived from routs dramatic race from with Federal and city officials employing every available means that hs was able to sea Mr Hull Ths Bints sailing was held up 40 minutes so that ths conference could 'Quarantine 1 Post Service larks 25th Jubilee Says Race Influenced WMCA to Chait That Priest The Brooklyn Tablet official organ of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn published an editorial today defending last Sunday radio address by the Rev Charles Coughlin and charging that Jews had "strongly the broadcast In which officials of station WMCA referred to mistakes of fact" in ths speech Meanwhile the WMCA officials announced that Father Coughlin address for tomorrow will not be broadcast over the station tho radio priest only New York outlet bees use of failure of the latter to submit the text of the speech by lut midnight It was asserted by aseoclatea of Father Coughlin fat Detroit that com-llance with the WMCA order had impossible because the radio priest never prepares the Sunday addressee two days In advance Tbe Tablet editorial asserted that tat criticizing Jews for allegedly Ignoring persecutions In Soviet Russia Spain and Mexico Father Coughlin bad "said openly what millions are saying in their ordinary conversations at home and on the streets Contending that the WMCA statement signified "unwillingness to attend to honest opinion when it is disagreeable or the editorial called on Jews to "support co-operate with and uphold the American plea for tho human rights of other persecuted peoples whenever or whoever they may be" Text of Editorial Tho complete editorial follows: Shortly after Father Coughlin completed his radio address on Sunday afternoon Station WMCA broadcut the statement that he had "unfortunately uttered certain mistakes of fact" This is said to be the first occasion on which a radio station has taken issue with a weaker on a commercial broadcast beyond Us usual of responsibility The New York Times calls it a "significant development in tho history of radio" but does sot explain how it is "significant" or what it signifies With ths address of Father Coughlin and the correctness of hi facts there need be no great concern Father Coughlin Is quite capable of taking can of himself There is no significance In anyone chocking up on the radio priest statements That been done before oftentimes to the checker regret Even conceding certain of fact" simply to put the question it cannot he denied that for bold and fearteu honesty dtrectneu of language and sincerity of purpose ths address of Father Coughlin to without parallel He said openly what millions are saying In their ordinary conversations at home and on the streets Altman Holdings Put at $93698 George Altman who died Sept 27 1937 left 1128X119 gross estate and S93AB8AB net estate according to a report by State Transfer Tax 0n iU 189 Penn St and a $10000 house at 120-11 Beach Channel Drive Sockaway stock $22000 In a safe deposit box seven bank accounts stacla to putting these ideas Into fused to utter a wad on behalf of persecuted Christians in Russia Mexico in northern Ireland and have been Involved in organisations and activities in aid of these persecutors WMCA Itself has not had broadcaster ready to check "mistakes of when speakers over its' faculties pleaded for help for "loyalist" Spain and other like causes This was the whole point of Father Coughlin address That it went home and that it carried a weighty truth Is proven better by the action of WMCA than by any word of Father Coughlin It is time that honest sincere and patriotic Jews take leadership array from those prejudice and facial blind and deafen (hem to honest American opinion It is time that the Jewtih people express themselves in a real American way by opposing everything that Is un-American whether it comes out of Germany Russia Spain or Mexico If they expect Americans to plead for the human rights of their race In Germany they must be ready to support co-operate with and uphold the American plea for the human rights of other persecuted peoples wherever or whoever they may foe nd HI Berlin Nor 30 OJA-Tbe Nasi press commenting on the refusal or radio staticB WMCA In New York to broadcast the regular speech of Father Charles Coughlin of Detroit tomorrow charged today that Jewish organizations had Father Coughlin" "America is not allowed to hear the the Zwoelfuhrblatt Iftld I in a featured article on Its front page thi afternoon "Tho action against Father Coughlin to a aampto of the mendacity of the -MMnuch lauded freedom of speech in tho united Statu" the newspaper said It charged that "Jewish organtoa-tions camouflaged Amerioan organizations have conducted such a campaign that the radio outing has proceeded to muxde the well beloved Father Coughlin subjecting hto speeches to cenaor-shipi" "This attempt at veiling the truth hows not only the enslavement and 1 er of the 9th A Democrats Ask Relief Revision Centinaed from Page 1 tratorand other Administration officials States Would Share Relief Certs Aa explained by Burin the Bailey measure would establish bi-partisan relief commissions In etch State to administer relief funds through bipartisan boards in each county The States would be required to contribute toward relief costa and provision would be made for a gradual "tapering off" of Federal expenditures as the States became able to take can of their needy Senator McNary of Oregon the Senate minority leader said yester- day Republicans would concentrate their efforts on turning the Administration of relief back to the States and also would demand an investigation of reports of politics in WPA Proposals DRcaraS Those who dladoeed the Administration waa considering revision of the existing relief set-up said the tachod: Creation of an advisory board to aid the administration in shaping relief policies Establishment of a co-ordinated relief organization on a permanent per hape within the' drame-I work of a regular Government department Organization of a jqlnt Btate- Federal program with sufficient flexibility to meet varying relief needs from year to year Allocation of relief jobs on the basis of ability to wok well on ths basis of need Reorganization of the Federal-Btate Employment Service to increase its efficiency in serving job-1 less who are not on relief rolls Application of tho civil service system to the relief program The Society of St Vincent de Paul in Queens distributed 8107X57 to the needy of that borough during tbe year ended Oct 1 according to the i year enaea on i according to tne Brooklyn Tablet Overhead expenses I were reported st only $348 There sro 1 88 autonomous units of the society comprising 284 volunteer workers in Queens The report aakl more than 25X00 visits wen made to the needy numbering about 11X00 persons In some 2X00 fomUtos I It I insurance jointly owned stock and $238769 for a half Interest In George Altman ft Go meat specialists at 409 14th St Manhattan The heirs were his wife Jane at the Rockaway'addreas two sons two daughters a brother and employe Myra Reynolds Estate Myra Reynolds who died Jan 7 1927 left 1116714X3 gross and $91344X8 net Including a 812X00 house at 190 Argyle Road 552 shares of the capital stock of the Builders Simply Company worth 027X00 99 shares of capital stock of Charles Reynolds Inc a real estate holding corporation worth 870X5477 at 176-2 a share which went to four ions and two daughters Hn CkUdraa Skua Jacob Bluaiban whs CM Sant 1 1137 a SIMS hSBN at Ml OUntse St and hauaaa at S3 S33 S3 sad 1ST Clinton at worth 6000 aaah haak ae-aatrat Queens St Vincent Unit submission Jewry but atoo Is OOO to dlcative of boundtou cowardice The UW IO WeeaJ chnjtina Tuttle who dirtJuir 34 htcmdi a and twa tnut accounts which Miud ts three dauahtara -and two aona -Mia Trank- whs died Marsh a ISM kft IMSS3TS lieu and S3301SJ3 net la stack lasaranaa sad tws Joint bank aeeaanta as wall other aasrtv which I Feint to Tnflaencrt The significance of tho statement demands attention" broadcast from WMCA to the absolute lack of restraint the unwilling lute laca or restraint tne unwilling dreary slimy motivation 1 if She finally cast off at dock Ambassador Wilson ths private talk at 8:05 iped toward Washington welting for him at the tIU report to Sumner Welles acting Secretary of State and Is expected to go to Warm Springs Ga for his conference with the President In an interview before the arrival bs held 1:40 pm At Quarantine Ambassador lira boarded the Coast Guard cutter Calumet which raced to Pier A North River where a rushed him to the foot of BOthl St in Manhattan the Santa Clmt police escort of this step i I Unity JjlOVC UrffCQ 1 a -ra I Aid DemOCraCV Democracy can exist only if I literal forces unite In taking action bigotry and intolerance Al- Baker educational director American Society for Race fold 100 penona at a meeting sponsored tor the society tost night in the Aperion ness to attend to honest opinion when it Is disagreeable or unfavor much of id their able which characterize the Jewish attitude toward own affairs Nothing could convince a public ready to believe that the Jew to interested only in hto own ni own racial problems that he to ready Vhlstlea to top I of the Uut and to yen whenever a Jew TWeran against I Tolerance cf the ambassador Secretary Hull i jt wHa wauiA of iso Mauls at speaking of the Peru parley de- "LL eland that "this approach to In- ifSaojoa-u mas and sivnuA temsticnal relations strengthens our I act tnelndinc a note and alz hank oo-ih ux the eventual triumph of In-1 2 huihand noma of sm tegrity justice respect for order bated on law and recognition of the at 350 43d it Manhattan McKinley 72 Lawyer Educator White Plains Nor 28-Eugene Frits McKinley 72 educator transit company attorney and senior partner here In the law firm of McKinley ft McKinley died Wednesday night at the White Plains Hospital Physicians attributed his death to complications that set in fallowing Injuries received on Oct 14 when he wu struck by an automobile and suffered a fractured leg and brain Mr McKinley wu principal for throe years of Ftseport High School I prior to October 1904 when he resigned that post to accept a post ticn In the law department of the New York City Street Railway Company Prior to that be had had five years experience in law practice Native of Manlius Mr McKinley wu a native of Manlius and a descendant of Edward Rawson first secretary of the Massachusetts Bay Colony In 1838 Following graduation 1 from Cornell University In 1803 he studied law From 1803 to 1001 he wu a principal of the Chateaugay High School in New York a Mr McKinley practiced law In Florida Georgia and New York He assisted In drafting ths city charter while In Miami Fla He wu tor-la the trial department of the Rapid Transit Company and had been counsel for tbe New York ft Stamford Railroad Company Mr McKinley wu formerly a member of the White Plains Board of Education secretary of the Business and Professional Men Association of White Plains secretary of the Westchester County Bar Aswet-stion president of the White Plains Lions Club director and attorney of the White Plains Savings and Loan Association vice president end st- thePeople National Bank Ith YouD Brothers Lumber the White A Was Ledge He wu a member of Masonic kxigu hero and on Long Mand and wu a past muter at the Massape-qua Lodge at Rockville Centra He wu a member at tho Sons of the American Revolution Surviving are his widow Mrs Eva Crouse McKinley a son William of White Plains a daughter Mia Marjorie Chllllngworth of Wat Palm Beach Pis a brother Bkm McKinley and a sister Mrs Floy Miller both of Syracuse Requiem on Monday ffM wi MeCann Special to the Brooklyn Bagla Bay Shore Novy Mrs Kathryn MoCann of 27 Brook Ave wife of Hugh McCann prominent Suffolk County Democrat died yesterday at the age of 42 in the Southside Hospital here Also surviving' are four children Hugh Jr Robert and Mrs Bergman her parents Mr and Mrs John Boyeeon and a lister and brother Robert Boyeeon and Mrs William Carson Services will bo held tomorrow at Moloney Funeral Parlor 5 5th Ave A solemn requiem mass to to be celebrated Monday morning at 8:30 in St Patrick RC Church with interment following in St Patrick Cemetery Mrs McCann wu a member of the Legion Women Auxiliary and active in Bay Shore octal activities ADVERTISEMENT WHEN MOTHER WORRIED about colds in the family she always turnod to Father John's Medicine She knew it was dependable because she had taken it hereclf when she was a child Now 84 yean in use 1 Don't Forget Father For Colds and Body- I I Observing the 25th anniversary of the Inauguration of parcel post service Postmaster Francis Bin nott announced today that all local employes were participating In a drive to acquaint business men and the general public with the facilities offend by that service Employes 'an stressing the aA vantages of the pared poet faculties carriers an wearing pared post lapel buttons and large eight-odor pasters an being displayed Postmaster Blnnott printed to the I growth of the service since It was started with the mailing of a I jackage of John Wanamaker In 1918 the White House Wanamaker had been Postmaster General under President Harrison from 1889 to 1893 Snowfall Was Just That Fair Ordered The blanket of mow covering the Winter wheat field at the World's Fair arrived according to Fair officials just In time to permit cancellation of en order fur a carload of snow to be spread over the field eiTest the growth of the sprout-lng stalks The unusual shipment It wu said had been ordered by the Continental Baking Company sponsor of the wheat field In the belief that the rapid growth of the wheat In the recent mild weather would upeet plans to harvest the crop when the exposition open next April While delaying the arrival of the wheat "heading" stags the Thanksgiving Day bllmard tailed to retard the progress of the Fair construction program which continued well ahead of schedule yesterday with the breaking of ground for the Swedish Pavilion It wu announoed Hamilton Sweden a irm by Count Hugo assistant com to the exposition mtosioner general who turned the first of earth at the 49720-square loot site that virtually all major contracts for the pavilion had been let and that construction OQOfte would begin at Julius Warburg Father of Editors Julius Whrburg after of Robert Warburg former bridge editor and Paul Warburg fanner sport editor of tho Brooklyn Eagle died yesterday In Kings County Hospital of a heart attack He wu 69 Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 pm in the Hairy Pyle mortuary 1925 Church Ave Burial will follow in Fresh Pond Cemetery Mr Warburg home wu at 14 Lewis Place He had beat a Flat-bush resident for more than 40 years He retired from business about five years ago -Mr Warburg to survived by hb wife Thereee hto mother Mrs Ranry Warburg two sisters Helen and Amy and two brothers Isidore and Jack He wu borft in New Yak City and wu a member of Darcy Lodge ft AM 7000 WPA Workers To Be Fired Thursday Seven thousand WPA workers will be dropped Thursday on orders from Washington according to an announcement by XA Col Brohori Somervell in which he said that a further cut of "many more time 15X00" would te required if the city reduces Us appropriation tar WPA materials and equipment by 400X00 a month Mayor LaGuardla revealed Thursday that the City might discontinue this contribution after the State Board of School Welfare had refused to assume any share of the financial burden THOMAS EXFEITS KNOW HOW TO CROW HAIR END DAHDBOFF STOP FALLING HAIR Coll for a rill Isslp Examination MMrtant for Men sad Wnws BROOKLYN i -16 Coart St At Bernik Hall 1 I 811 Kings Highway 1 "The enemies at democracy do not I content themselves with discussions around a Mr- Baker said "They are busy daily with dynamic propaganda with pamphlets and hate and discrimination It to our duty to combine and make our machinery strong theirs There are too many friends of democracy! in separate groups" Other speakers were Murray IKl Brodsky chairman of ths Lincoln branch of the society and ths Rev John if Coleman pastor of 8L lurch Phillip Chu pear IT Poof Hup lilCvv Ue Oe i dll 1IIC Soon Says Batista Havana Nov 28 Negotiation! for the revision of ths Cuban-American reciprocity treaty nay bo opened "within a few days" Col Fulgencfo Batista Army chtof at staff said lut night on his return flom a visit to th united States Batista Cuba "strong wu greeted by an enthusiastic demonstration in which may than 100X00 persons participated PoUoa and troops had difficulty restraining th crowds (Two Queens Women Saved in Crash to rke JrasUvs Xsrti Trenton Nov 28-Mn SqRf Forrest 52 and Mrs a A AM 62 both of 79 Roxborough Road Garden City were rotated last night after their automobile led on the Brunswick Pike crashed through a guard rail and plunged into the old Delaware and Raritan Canal at Barker's Basin ftmnwNo A 'rh ltood their heads through the windows and called for help Two men lifted them from the car and they wow taken to a private home when they were given dry clothing and accomodated for the night Neither required medical attention Mrs Forrest and Mrs Abel who were on their way to Philadelphia for the Army-Navy football game planned to continue then despite the mishap DAIRY CO ESTABLISHED IBM TTr(r Mental Ward I llsas Ili For Race taa Bt stocks and beads twa aMrtaasss fnr bank accounts sad 101 worth at Jawdnr pcaalna ta bar dushtcr Dorothy loo of 37 Gamhrldca Plaea EMa Smith Kata la Hale Smith whs dM Mar 33 1333 Wt I333S1J7 aroM and S30AMfl not Including lour mortsasea thru uwrtcaaa cartltlcaicB and ala bank iceouatc which want ta a friend Jack McHiur af 4M it John's Plans Mm Blair who died Jan ISM left 43143S3S aroM and I1B40SM act la stock and 31404339 for his Mumbtam Roosevelt Praised Upfniypp Stnvill TOmeiUgee OlUnU uuniclpal Court Justioe Nathan Bweedter president of the Brooklyn seglrm of the Zionist Organization of America today wired President at warm Springs Ga him for his attitude that the British Government holding the League of Nations Mandate tor control of Palestine would decide to Increase rather than restrict further Jewish migration to the "national Jewish Homeland' The telegram which wu sent on behalf of the region said in part: "Your statement concerning Palestine a haven for refugees is indeed the brightest ray of hope in the current crisis Please accept the gratitude and appreciation of the Brooklyn Region fthe Zionist Organization of America fqr your efforts to aid an oppressed people" Poly Tech Dance Opens After a five-year lapse the dance of tho Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn wu revived last night when more tlum 00 day evening and graduate school stydenta together with alumhl attended the sffdr the institution 88 Livingston St The dance officially marked SftS gymnulum which is boused in a building re- I following the fire last March 1 YhaHayWoikshoR dramatic so- Baby Also-Ran itotaoni nov 28 iusJ is hurt in any part of the world and at the same time to Mock hto ears and hto mind and to cry "anti-Semitism" agalnatany one no matter how honest or sincere who dans to counsel calmness restraint and patience than th unprecedented action of WMCA which wu so strongly influenced by them The feeling to abroad that fat the present crisis in Germany the Jews In America have overreached themselves They have corralled every one from the President down to plead their case Yet they have shown no similar willingness to create public sympathy for the persecuted in Russia in Loyalist Spain in Mexico In northern Ireland whew the persecution to a thousand times morebloody more vicious and huim leeialwa ttimwi If low than it to Jn oer- spondlng excitement over the fate of Proteatant and Catholic victims of Nart persecution In foot the very Jews who an shouting the loudest against Nart Rabbi wise for exampte-aro the very same ones who have supported the murderous persecutors at Catholics in "Loyalist" Spain gays Jews AM Psnecwtan Many prominent Jew hare ra- Collecting Mistaken a Piychlatrists reeommeiutag today that Mrs Martin Kenny consolation prise winner in tbe "stork derby" be confined In a mental Institution Testifying at a hearing ordered by tho Ontario fire marshal physicians of the Toronto Psychiatric Hospital said that Mrs Kenny had a mental age of 8 years and that she was initerata Belief Good News Is Worth Spreading tuaidu and worth of ftnmon spirit mina" "I tin confident ho wM (he work accomplished and the measures sgreed upon UmajvUl commend theniKlvM to the thought- ful attention and the support of American peoples' Bents Present Statuette The Santa Clara ws bedecked with flags and bunting In honor the departing delegates An Inf tiontl delegation of Boy pushed through the throngs of visitors who came to see the departure to present Mr Hull with a bronze Scout statuette Accepting it Mr Bull declared: Scouting la a movement I have always admired for the fine work it it doing When the going leems hard during the coming conference (hall look at this Scout and be cheered by the thought of tbe youth we are all working T7ie delegates to the parley went on board the Santa Clara at I pm accompanied by six detectives from tiie Allen Squad Alfred Landon 'Republican candidate for the Presidency at the last election broadcast brief statement in which he Pnlsod the attempt at American ulidarity 1 Tiie other delegates Include ddolph A Berle Jr Assistant Beere-uy of state Henry Norweb united States Minister to the Dominican Republic Emilio del Toro uueras Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Puerto Rico Green HMkworth legal advlMr to ths Dj Hsr etrtj-f- Slate the Rev JohnP President of Notre Dame tiblyerslty Charles Fenwick jm or of international law at Bryn the International Brother Jood of Electrical Workers Kathryn tewu daughter of John Lewta ad executive assistant to the labor fder and Mrs Elsie Musaer former State Senator of Utah Blrs Bertha Kuehn Special to ths Brooklyn Kagls Sea Cliff Nor Mrs Bertha uehn of 87 Glen Are a former rMent of Brooklyn died at her aume here Thursday after an lUness Mw Aaunamj uwr aui nnw Bhe wu ft nitto Manhattan end lived in Brooklyn number of yean before moving 25 yean ago She wu the "Wow of Henry Kuehn and to sur-d by a daughter Vivian Hadley Alvin and four grandchildren wvlces were to be held at 1 pm and interment will be in Cemetery I I 1 Because of ilia distingulsHed character of each funeral we direct it to natural (or people who are not fully Informed to believe that our prices are higher than those publicly quoted This back fence gossip yoy hear so much about can be helpful too Satisfied RENKEN customers tell their neighbors about the rich creamy flavor of REN KEN'S Milk Grade MAU and Vitamin be obtained phone of the institution presented I one-set comedy Alarm" 1 I I I Such misconception may cause' some families if the need arises to feel that they must refrain from calling our organisation The fact should be widely known that we serve all people at the' price they decide upon1 J' Appropriateness to More a Matter of Good Taste than of Price- di- nm wills TS Alfred SkQutatamT shared leads in the production John Brieriy TO led a faculty -alumni sing Joseph DuVal TO Interpreted trends la dancing through tbe put century William Rodlch T9 chairman the dance wu assisted by John Bruun-Hanasen 2 Chester May forth TI Edmund Barbers and Paul Rdf schnelder T9 i Britain Lashed ojr bale London Nov 26 PV-A terrific gale aecond in a week struck tbe British Isles today buffeting ships and riTig minor floods and extensive property damage Tbe wind struck during the night and at times reached a velocity of TOmilei an hour before blowing itself out this morning XIH RENKEN tfunetdiDitedni 1015 Halsey St F0kft-90O flfum MAIN 26740 hxandk I 1 -V.