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` LJipan U governed by . The Army and the: Navy MT-Seitd power In the Cablt, MXhe present foreign mlni>terr `Ldmirei Toljlro .Tiffed),, wvrr ield potidcal office imtll IB .*#o, lie was lifelong sion abroad to gft market*. The Army chose expansion. A series of military "incidents" happened in Manchuria daring the Summer of 1631. Thai September a section of traejt on the rfoutirwfan- rhurtan. R, a lfwo;y w..as blown tip-- 1 The Vichy 0<>vrin/i>rnt permit ted the Japanese to ifnlrr Indo China very raslly mid occupy the country, General do Gaulle is will ing to fight for ilia V'tno f-'muh poxaemtons." ' The two officers, (ogi (her wllh Dr. Hubert Ph il a d e l p h ia , s*pt. 4.-(*v- declared Mrs. Causey, "I'll m.tkflithe Institute, Tve tTolne to find my man and help lure he gets )ob close lo hnnw." I <-1|>o 1 addies*. him.'* announced 24-year-old Mr*. Louise Catiaey *upn/ arrival at city j loill Jugging five-month-old twin* A. Millikan, head will deliver the pr) Dor. `. /tp* Mukden incldenl ) ^ ,c|r,lecit. Albert Heiiwd, aruVei! lierc ami a huge aultcaia. Janese Army occupied key Man- ^ ' })j||n|. f,oin Nrw y(Pl|t, ,,fln. sTcablnetJ of Japan rise and li'twfth the tides of diplomacy, churisn cities. A new Cabinet took office, . crossing the andj(() ^unuda. Atlantic in a convo'y .She almost collapsed nfler relating to Assistant District Attorney Eph i^lMeer )s e premier voted out of Inouye, the finance, minister of the previous government, was assassi nated, along with Baron Pan, head of the Mitsui business interests. There followed a .succession of cabinets which signed the anti- comintern pad,with Germany/ look measures against political parties P'Argenlieu, who esmjjed to Eng land from a German prison camp after the fall of France, said (here ii an evident resurrection of spirit among his.people. "A wave of- sabotage is going through occupied and . .unoccupied France," he observed. "It is the only at home, and finally against .the Chinese. took .up arnv way for the peoptn of France to show their feeling toward the Ger- KONOYE LEAPS .DRIVE /naai ftjjd* their Jack of confidence raim l.lpachutz how they'd traveled BOO miles from High Point, N.C, I sold the gojt I had been kgaping f<r milk,*' said the mother. got $7.30 and bought a'bus ticket for $<IH0. That was all the money we had. f wa* left with 70 cent* and ijVept it on the way here to buy oilk for the babies But we didn't have anything to eat." The district attorney's office pro- H.C. C A #*O40way-AT 1QTw. In -1937^ Premier Konnve led in the Vichy. Govornment^whlch-li vsdofHnod and-lndftrurtrftprgyynr~- drive for "national spiritual mo not 4he Government of the people. ing her of earjy action of minor bilization" to rally popular support It 1* Dot French.'* charges against her truck driver for tho China war; police disbanded liuslMfid, Chester, Tke York left-wing labor groups and arrested hundreds of suspected liberals and Expert'Recommends "If we get him out of his trouble pecl/lclals, Including the noted femlnlit, Baroness lshlntoto. Brighter Car Lights San Jose TavernThe next step, In Ifl.'Ot, was the CHICAGO. Snd. < r- f/n The . National mobilization bill, with ns fbmdlrpo\Vcr of Rutmnotjile hrad- drastic controls over all phasoa of Ughts eitn be doubled, the American Thief Strikes Againbusiness, Industry and labor. Psychological Association was told ENGLISH LOUNGE The military alliance with Gcr. today, without seriously raising'the many and Italy, signed on Septem glare hazard. I KAN JOSE. Kept. 4 The dark ber on September 27,`1040, allotted Laboratory experiments to sup- joimplrxinned bandit who has held In Japan for her living spare nit < t port this, said Dr. A. fl. l-aurr, Iowa j up imd rotibod -20 Santa Clara "Grealrr East Asia." It was left State College, *h<uv. jilniv rises County taverns during recent weeks, MODEL up to her to gel 11. pidly ns lights i 1 bright- nuide it reappearance early today, The movement of troops Jnlo the ness to about the top ovt'er 0/ this lime wjU) a companion. Norlhern pari of French Indo-China present lamps. The man entered n tavern at 26th was the first step. In 1040; and then, lint idler .that top; doubting the and Santa Clara Street as Lloyd this Summer, the troops of Japan oimdlepower does not increase glare Halverson, the proprietor, and F.. moved into Indo-Chlnaa aoulhern- malerinlJ.v. Looking toward Ihe McKane, the bartender, were pre- most porla,- light shoulder of tho road, when irmg lo close liie placi. eauty ' There was fear that Japan next passing, ruts down the glare about He tlircfltrncd the two men ^ wp11ld.5epd.hef. troops (0(0 indepen threefold. Depre.ssing a headlight in, forced them'to hand over $160.. dent Thailand (Siam'. And there beam reduces glare to one-quarter and fled with a second bnndjl v was the question: How f a r ran tha|__of n'hitih beam. ;ii(ed in front in an automobile. I^Satisfoateccttiioonnliv*jV, the nations of Ihe Went let Japan spread before their men Island in terests are menaced? Dog House Denizens SeekThe troops of Great -Britain the. biiired along the Thailand borders. to Incorporate Halverson obtained the license*, iiiimhi'l' of the hundit car. Police d it had hoop stolen earlier in jh> evening from Dr. F. A. Amaral, .f 411!) Snyder Avenue. In Malaya and in India. Ships from ST. LOUIS. Sepl. i oV, The Dog iafo*. the United States Railed significantly 11.ni.se I'm dei mm-(he nearby- harbnr-nffHrtbttn's haven .for icf, Students to Greet SU>jnf>ore base. i,!ke the (Inmans in 1!>;tR-!t!>( the do 'Sophs' ot Pittsburg Ja|Mine^e hail gained much territory With little fighting (except . In China'. 11 official M. WMTTKHUHG,-"- Kept.-- 4.--Sopho-non* students of Pittsburg High school will tie greeted by older s Cities Prosper Census figures Indicate that, the Its specul .- ' l fur tents tomorrow at a. reception hr srhoot gym, according to - mi c Im v . hri r ! "<'iinrrment by Angie Ong, student, irmglv gM^hiidv pccMdent Members of the P --SHERWINWailAMS eities having a population 0/ over mn.rton in in.tft n-eei\-cd $2l>.t)00.fton eontfhuM<*na from thete - public nritnl- s servire enfei|tr tse* and paid <*ot to The piesi such municipal enterprises In that year $70,000,000.' i'mmiI grarr*. -faetihv will chaperone the affair,! la use'I In tic'ii l j which will be held from R to W'\ nrrt A Mnrgan/o'cToetjt. Music wilt he'^jmVirfed by' M-poiU'i- | an nr, iteslta headed by Detphn, . o.i.'h oilier's I l.anraf.ime, and refreshments will eel bcll i ' (he sm ved. PAINT ^iKo tue.Ukiog chances with paint when the beii'rosU the least in the 'Mid tod gives you the kind of job 1 had in mind in the first place. SPECIAL NOW Shorwin-Willt&ms SWP HOUSE IMIM 1.99 4 GAL. w IN t i Yovns ro wnnow rltvft* *t tmII ailvr hwme. *"--**TriMsmnmM Us. r* take ll ke* ` H aver. } Na Oktlgatlaa _______' ryrwsrr, !sL:L y> ur Gkolce! 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