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29 HALIBUT UVJEK Capsule? loo' PINEX for Coughs By DeWITT MacKENZIE Associated Press Foreign Writer NEW YORK, Dec. 17--Seemingly- contradictory facts surrounding the sinking of the American gunboat Panay on the Yangtze by Japanese bombers present an i amazing situation. We have the Mikado's government disavowing the "mistake," tendering profuse apologies, and. among other punitive measures going to the extreme of removing Rear Admiral Mitsunami from his important post of commander of the Japanese air-force in China. At the same time, dispatches strengthen the belief held in some quarters that the bombings were though the work of young men who were taking a day off from discipline and'act- ing without orders from, or approval of, superior officers.

The Japanese army and navy, however, are not for stern discipline. How then could such a bombing happen? And why should the government be adopting an attitude which constitutes a slap in the face for its great military arm? Have Lost Caste In order to understand this, it is necessary to know that powerful military group, which since 1931 has ridden roughshod over Japan, has within recent months lost enough public favor so that it cannot at this moment 6Sc Siit INSULIN Lilly 'i New Lota prfce U2O-lOcc 63' BED White Frosted. i ol Chrome or Copper finish. Complete with Cord and Bulb. Fountain Special! Fresh Strawberry SHORT CAKE With Whipped Cream 2 Slice BREAD TOASTER 89c Turns to a when doors are opened.

brainless Steel BUBBLE BOTTLE Soda for Ic a Glass $2.98 Unbreakabl a to fill. Charge 10 for 60c. HPffl. EflLIIl Effort to Honor Missouri War Hero Given New lands suitable for picnic- grounds. Each site also has several locations for dams; making lakes a possibility.

L. Stickncy Stark, son of the Governor of Missouri, and Mrs. Stark, were guests of Beatrice Li Hie on the "Doctor Rhythm" set at Major Studios during a visit to Hollywood. They're from the town Louisiana, where Stark is in the nursery business. Impetus TRENTON, Dec.

17-- (AP) A movement 'to establish a park honoring a second native Missourian who gained, fame in the World war. took a definite step forward' last week when two state officials inspected the proposed Maj. Gen. Enoch H. Crowder park site.

A campaign has been under! way for some time to save the "oldj swimmin' hole" of (Gen. John Pershing, near his boyhood home of Laclede. Approximately 1,700 acres of land surrounding the old mill and dam have been purchased recently. Wilbur Buford, a member of! the state conservation commis-j sion, and Maj. L.

M. Means, an-' other state official, named by Gov. Lloyd C. Stark to proceed with purchasing land for the Crowder park, inspected three sites near here. All are heavily wooded and contain meadows or grassy up- A sum of $10,000 for the project was allotted by last legislature.

General Crowder was -born at Edinburg, five miles west of April 11, 1859,, and received part of at Grand Edinburg. The 'college has since disbanded "and the town, ho longer is listed in. the Postal Guide. He graduated from West! Point -in 1881 and after a short period; as. a cavalry officer was transferred to the University of Missouri professor of military science and tactics.

Here. he. studied law and in -1886 was granted an LL.B. Twice his legal studies. were, interrupted by orders to join his regiment and participate in Indian skirmishes.

After acquiring his law degree, General Crowder turned to- military law and "at his retirement in February, 1.932, had to the rank of major general and was Friday, DeecniW 17, the chief advocate general of United States army. It was Generad -Crowder who enforced the Select- ive'Service act of 1917, more generally known asHh'e "draft act." He died in Chicago, May 7, Although the British Navy es a daily rum'ration, only about one-third of the men accept it. The others take the two-pence in heu of the rum. Dr. Phil Optometrist Have Fear Examined and Glasses Fitted.

Dallmeyer Phone 704 Order IB the "Double-Capped Ceitral Dairy Phone DINE ail DANCE --Nightly at I Junction Highways 63 and 51 Best of FOODS and FUN Now Featuring BOB WHITE Hit Orchestra I SKNTH CUDS MUST DIE DITCHES TDII Things Not Going So Well for Marshall Man as a whole or the will of the nco- pie. The Japanese high command us. certainly could't be stupid enough to order, or condone, an incident which might lead to difficulties with the United States. Further, there is no indication that anybody in Japan wants trouble with But the iron fisted militarism which has come down from the of the Shoguns has deliberately imbued its youths with a regard for war and a disregard' for consequences, which must be held responsible for such incidents as that of the Yangtze bombing. It is this militarism which is back ol! the conquest of China against the wishes of a big percentage of the Japanese people.

There are in Japan two world outlooks. One is modern and the other medieval. Stand for The modern group represents who have had' contact with the western world and like it. They are the moderates, who stand for progress by peaceful methods. They don't want -war- with China or anybody else.

These folks are the urban and industrial section of the country--the part that can express itself. The Medieval party is made up of feudal minded militarists. They want no.truck with the wust- crn world, and take, what they desire by force. In this group are MARSHALL, Dec. 17-i--Santa Claus lias been dig ditches to make a The his wife and seven chil- Life has not dealt kindly in a financial way with the Marshall man whose true name is Santa Claus, to him by his parents, William and Henrietta Claus 49 years ago.

Ditch digging is not the only work he has done to support his family. He is a preacher and has a small congregation at the Church of God at Blue Lick. He also is a plumber and car- penter, has worked in a coal mine and has farmed. He was working on the Missouri river in 1929 when he suffered a broken leg, an accident which gave him his first newspaper publicity. Since then, the local Santa Claus has received hundreds of letters each year from expectant children.

'He tries to answer them all, even though he can ill afford to buy'all the postage stamps required. Two years ago Santa Claus appeared on a national radio broadcast and made "several public appearances in New York City. He chuckles still when he recalls the consternation of the hotel desk clerk when he signed the register as "The Rev. Mr. Santa Claus Marshall, FORHAM'S TOOTHPASTE, Regular 50c, IJQ Special KOLYNOS TOOTH PASTE, Regular 50c, Special CALOX TOOTH POWDER, Regular 50c, Special MIDOL TABLETS, Regular 50c, Special 39c PROPHYLACTIC Tooth Powder lOc Regular 25c CANDIES FOR CHRISTMAS! Mrs.

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The army leadership of today is mainly composed of narrowly trained men. Not only they feudal-minded but many of them hold extreme views which border on fanaticism. And all their ideas revolve about war. Up until within a couple of years there was no serious challenge to the domination of the, military group. The army told i the government what, to do, and' that was end of it.

Living: Cost Up A very definite revolt against the militarists came when the I people became concerned over the I high cost of living result of the cost of military adventures on the continent. The man in the street' became more vocal, and his representation in the diet increased. Three times in the last two' years cabinets have resigned, and! in each instance it has been the! result of a clash between the moderates and the army group, All of which means that militarists no longer have it all their own way. They still dominate the government most of the time, but they have lost enough power so that they would scarcely'; challenge the moderates in the handling of such a situation as was created on the Yangtze. ADVOCATES ALLIANCE Truck Upsets, No Esrgs Broken FADUCAH, Dec.

16--(UP) --A light truck left Matador, with 36 cases of eggs and several cans of cream, driven by John West. The truck skidded, turned completely over, coming to rest on top. Not an egg was broken. AND MEAN IT IF YOUR GIFT IS A GRUEN OF ENGLISH PEOPLES BEVERLY HILLS, Dec. 17--(AP)--Dr.

Everett Dean Martin, author and former eastern educator, today proposed an openly declared defensive alliance of English-speaking as the best theoretical guarantee of world peace. Addressing the institute of world affairs here, the Claremont colleges educator contended as a premise, "We are living in a stale of international anarchy." Todedo Docks Hmm TOLEDO, Dec. 17 (UP) A new coal-loading record is expected to be set by Toledo docks for of 1937 To Nov ns of coal had 18 SOB i i 7 ess ls "'mpared with 18,306,171 for the same period last year. A TRULY charming gift is an exquisitely styled new GRUEN--The, Precision Watch. It will continue to give, through the years, in pride of ownership and faithful service.

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