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PAGE TWO *T 11 Duce Greets Fascist Pact Signatories *~ ,„„«—, ™» —»t.“ r - Premier Benito Mussolini receives Fascist pact sig- £ Galcazzo Ciano, Italian foreign minister who natories at the Palazzo Venezia in Rome. Shu\ , for Italy. The pact continues to create left to right, are Joachim von Ribbentrop. German 8 everbcr aticns and fears among the demo ambassador to Great Britain who signed for Ger- world reveroc -cv,*,-ci /vm many; Premier Mussolini: Masaiii Hotta. J^nanes^. O’Connell Kidnapers in jail Break fa U wldoff?en n h t J ,^ bert if* Z a t d £ Ck ( !® ft) ’ of the Onondaga Prison at Jamesville, N. Y., points to the good d thelr escane t?!?' 11 P< : r ? y Oeary (inset), Harold Crowley (top) and John ©ley (below) made bound fourconvicts, facing long terms for the kidnaping of James J. O’Connell, Jr., ound four guards and a matron and took prison guard Edward Hayes with them as a hostage, releasing • him in Syracuse. (Central Press) CHINA MOVES HER GOVERNMENT f ROM NANKING View of Hankow fpAi. • 2&- v C'Jlf. ...... 1 HEADQUARTERS ' Nil. ' * wall fight to preserve her inde- s <SF CITHER : J > ' pedence against Japan, China y arranged to move her government y* ''A V""/ *• ■ LA ' '-'f' f'' A tjl v +fc, V ’T,** *-V . from Nanking to Hankow, 300 • . / ..c $A <*• ' : . »Y /* jT^i milea farther inland. Members of \ VIrEnToV^I the government, and the populace / \ V” y ' ; U -| OF CHINESE M I - */ \,r* ■'?& CAPITAL • as well, moved out of Nanking in T • .V •; • S ' : : *J.. ' , the face of Japanese advances. At ’ / the same time, ministries of for- . v \ ED FOR m tign a “ a ‘ rS ’ finanCe and public BLACK AREAS SHOW/ TERRITORY ' MILS S' . health transferred their records jCOftQUEftED JAJWCSE* X |:: : : and personnel to Hankow. —Central Press Map shorts, China’s moves HENDERSON, (N. C.) DAILY DISPATCH SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1937 Hizzoner in the Balance UR* k km*i Wmk fj|j| hv, p : "Wm m ■"■r.imiJßMr ? lipi ll;" ?•' t While a town crier stands by to announce the result at High Wycombe England, a police sergeant weighs the new mayor, Councillor A. J. Gibbs in accordance with an ancient custom of the town, a part of the tradi* tional installation ceremony. (Central Press) ‘Perfect Man!’ Yes? I .• .;::• ! * ■ J -xjx :*•. y9gßessk'. : \ .'■:*s '''• :•• ? i'-intffflff# Maxine Woody ... “perfect man" Meet the University of Kansas' "perfect man”. She is Maxins Woody, senior from Barnard, Kas., who won the title at the an nual Puff-Pant-Prom at the uni versity in Lawrence, a party for co-eds only. On this occasion the co-eds dress and a.ot as aentlemen Windsors? '••.■• . . M te3«BiSSBSBm-:V:V:&- pi | \|: :A| * . Jn : • '• Jte.-yS WilUam C. BulUtt William C. Bullitt. U. S. ambassa dor to France, may guide the Duke and Duchess of Windsor if and when they visit the United States after the holidays. That’s the report of Central Press’ Washington observer who points out that Bullitt dined the Wind sors prior to their postponement of the U. S. tour and since has entertained them twice. Bullitt is a scion of a wealthy Philadelphia family, but at the same time is considered a leading liberal. Wife Preservers A housewife declares that m an emergency a few drops of vanilla on a piece of cotton will relievo a child’s toothache until the child can be taken to a den tist : Mayors Hear Hopkins Discuss Relief ■ & |i!| jjlFo i mmm V ' ~" y °" : • -. /y»-.v . ;•••:< • ♦ Harry L. Hopkins, Federal Emergency Relief Administrator, who was one of the principal speakers to address the United States Conference of Mayors at Washington, is shown discussing relief problems with ■ group of mayors. From lef. to right, Mayor Edward J. Kelly, of Chicago; Hopkins; Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia of »V' York, and Mayor Harold H Burton, of Cleveland. (Central Press) Injured Lad’s Mother Kills Dad in Quarrel '< v :j : ji:- v V: . ♦ *•: \ . > • • • S-'-.<r*4.< X •^g^^W^^Mti,, Y+: '<<'<:•• ..••'* •'.• / •• ’, * < > *•- ■■:•': M ' $ ip • $$ v :•s:s%<% > . „ /* - Afloaonniiir Johnny Hughes, 13, is shown at Alexandria General Hospital, Alexandria, Va., victim of a hit-and-run driver. In the picture are his mother (left). and his sister. When the mother returned home from this visit, the lad’s father took her to task for permitting Johnny to ride his bicycle on the highway. She shot 'him dead. Mrs. Hughes is in Fairfax County Jail, charged with murder. (Central Press) Will These Guns Find Any Fodder' Row on row, Italian fyeld artillery pieces line up for Premier Mussolini in a huge display of military strength during recent army maneuvers at Rome. They are indicative of the tremendous armamer programs underway in many European nations- (Central Press j Wins *37 Achievement Award Malvina Holfman (left), internationally known sculptress, is showr receiving the American Woman’s Association award for eminent achieve ment from Pearl Buck at New York: Miss Hoffman is best known for her 96 life-sized figures representing various types of man-kind, which she was commissioned to do for the “Ilall of Man” in Chicago. , (Central /Vessl
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