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PAGE TWO INTELLIGENCER, THURSDAY, JUM 13, 1940. Protests British Capture oi Italian Crew After Ship is Scuttled. Heads II Duce's Forces in Field Veteran Directs Italy's Armies DEWEY, 111 Madrid, June 13--The Spanish Nationalist government, whlcr came to power year ago las' after three years of civf war, formally declared today tha Its position in Europe's spreading conflict would be that of a non belligerent. The official Ante bulletin pub lished a decree signed by Genera Francisco Finnco, Premier and Cauclillo (supreme leader), and Col Juan Belgbeder, the foreign minister, saying thai Ilnly's onlry into Ihc against Gieal Butnin and France had made it necessary that Spain's attitude be recognued by the belligerents. "With the conflict extended to the Mecliteiranean thiough the entrance into the war of Italy against France nnd England," the deciee said, "the government has ngteed on Spain's non-belligeiency in the conflict." It was undeistood, meanwhile, that Spain was protesting to Gieal Britain against the detention of 19 Italian sailors, picked up by the British after the Italian merchant steamer Libano had been scuttled off Algecnns.

The piotest nnd demand tha' the sailors be leturned to Spain fiom Gibraltar was expected to be made through Sir Samuel Home the new British ambassador lo Spain who presented his creden tials to Franco Saturday. It was understood that the demand wa based on the fact that Ihe Italian ship went down in Spanish water and that the British had no righ to interfere. Half ol the crew the Libano reached the Spams! coast nnd the other half was taken to Gibraltar, acco cling to Spnnlsl reports. Great Britain a i France form ally recognued the Franco legim on Feb. 27, 1939.

The United State the goveuunenl Apr Willkie Second in Gallup Poll; Dewey is New York National Cotnmitteeman. Britain Will Buy Destroyers, Naval Ships; Aid to Allies Continues. Wnshinglon, June 13--The cam- pa "iis of District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey and Wendell L. Willkie for Republican presidential nom- nation are moving today undci he impulse of gop.d pre-convention breaks.

Dewey forces ousted Kenneth jimpson as New York Republican national committcemnn in show down fight in which defeat woulc have darkly clouded the district attorney's prospects. Simpson is coder of the stop-Dew cy movement. Willkie sprinted into seconc Chief of Staff of the Italian armieff arrayed against the Al- Marshal Pietro Badpglio, veteran of Italy's Ethiopian con- lies is Marshal Rodolfo Grazi- is now Chief of the Gen- oral Stan. 1, 1939. Germany, Italy and Por- had recognized the National- st government prior to the close of the civil war, celebrated officially May 18, the day in 1939 when Franco and his troops entered Madrid.

Since then Spain had maintained formal relations with the powers which lecognized the new regime. Trade agreements between Spain, Germany and Italy were re- poitcd under negotiation at vail- ous times and- last week reports from Italy had said that a Spanish i i a mission had passed through Itnly, inspected Itahnn military fortifications along the Biennei Pass, and then had left for Berlin. Prepare For Refugee Children. Toronto, June 13--Piepara- tions for receiving lefugee chil- dien ncnrecl completion today. Dr.

Gordon Jackson, medical officer, lold the boaul of a last night Hint he had i i i i to be icady to assist in looking after "humheds of i Belgian i and English icfugce chil then." LESS WORK TO PKKI'AKE MEALS WITH And Just us Economical to Buy Each Box ServcN I''our I'c-oplf SPINACH box I9c peck. No washing, no waste. COOKED SQUASH box I9c liov BRUSSEL SPROUTS 23c All denned nnd rendj to sorM 1 Groen Side Shoots of BROCCOLI box 23c Sliced niul Sweetened PEACHES I 6 i 23c Sliced and Sw eetenrd l(i oz, STRAWBERRIES 23' lUiisct, New i June 13 Leo Ilcaly, repicsendng nine of I I men on li la! in fecleial couit charged i i i i i i government, lold the in his a i today that he a i a nd laised 25 insknccs of reason- doubt in the case and that he ntended to piesent moie. I WHAT AM CHANNEL CAT BUFFALO CHUNKS Strukx CHICKEN HALIBUT To Bake RED SNAPPER JACK SALMON Ib. 29c Ib.

2lc Ib. 29c Ib. 33c 2 Ibs. 29e VEGETABLES FRESH PEAS Red Ripe TOMATOES LEMONS, large 3 Ibs. 25c 2 Ibs.

I9c doi. 23c YOUNGBERRIES, 3 boxes 25c DON'T FORGET TO TRY KBBRHART'S FRESH-O-MATIC For Iced Coffee on Your Picnic. Tusle the difference Coffee is roasted while you wait, lt. Today's 25c Khimu Throwers Arn London, 13-Theie seem lie no doubt that the Geiman wssess a tin owing tanks, Snlish i i a i intoi-niant said to ay, but he added a theic ha no definite i Unit th icimans hud used Resident Physician (to his pat You socm lo cough tliit moi nitig Pal il isn 'vc been pinrticmg all night. ALL SKATS lOc TONIfiHT ONLY Charles Bickford, Harry Carey "STREET OF MISSING MEN" J'lus Three Short Subjects: 3 STOOGES--1''K)T1ON NO.

Adventured (if Tom Thumb FRIDAY and SATURDAY FRANKENSTEIN IN PERSON BORIS KARLOIVS DOUBLE Direct Trom Hollywood ON THE SCREEN DEATHS AND FUNERALS Kllnlmn Brown. Funeial services for Mrs. Ella an Brown of Witt were conduct- Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'- ock at the First Methodist church Witt, with burial in the Witt emctery. Mrs, Brown, foimerly Miss Peni ernius of Edwardsvillc, died Sun- ay, June 9, ut 11-35 p. follow- ig a yeai's illness.

Lust summet ic was operated at Barnes Hos- ital following seiious illness of nnd was ill from lhal lime un- 1 her death, being unconscious the cek preceding her death. She was bom a a i 15 1889, Eduardsvillc, the a of ho late Frecleiick G. and Philli- ona Kilter Bcrnius She lived eie i her marriage on Replem- 17, 1910, atlending the Ed- vaidsville schools. She joined the 'resbylcrinn Chinch heie when lute young. Surviving me her husband, laughter, Mis.

latha Yenrsley of it Louis-, and s-on, Vernon Fredrick Brown of St Louis, and a irother, Ben i i of Long Beach Cnl and i a i A daughter Melha May died infancy. Those i Edwniclsville attorni- ng seivices Wednesday wcie Mrs a Miss LoielU i i a Miss Elizabeth Naughton William Naughtoh. place in the Gallup poll of G. 0 P. presidential sentiment.

In National Press Club speaking np pearance here he placed before scores of political writers a p'ro gram designed to offset charge! that he would be merely a big busl ness candidate if he got the nomm ation. Dewey'g organization ouste Slmpion by a vote of 55 to 37 a an Albany meeting of the York Republican national conven tion delegation. The victory nov strengthens Dewey's position i and out of his own state but it fall far short assuring him the 9 New Yoik votes. Simpson is ex pected to hold some or all ol hi 20-odd delegates away fiom Dewe from the outset. Gallup Poll leturns showin Willkie risen from fourth place an a three- per cent rating a mont ago to second place and 17 pe cent astonished Washington polit cinns.

Some are for Willkie--an his following includes a notab name or two in congress--bu others ate divided among Lhos ivho detoimincdly object to seeking the nomination al all and those who are i i to themselves that anything might happen nnd that pet haps they should look the New Yoik business man over. He told pi ess i questioners here a i he could have up LO 70 firsl ballot convention votes. lie is counting now on or early suppoit i Missouil, Minnesota, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Hope to Save Famous Capital In Destruction Activities Spread in Mediterranean BY MACK JOHNSON United Steffi Correspondent Washington, June 13--The Anglo-French purchasing mission in his country is ready today to buy not only "surplus" American de- troyers, but anything this coun- is willing to sell, Arthur Purvis, chief of the mission, revealed that Britain would buy any destroyers this country could spare after a day ol reports that the British were seeking to buy old naval ships, After conference with Secretary of the Treasury Henry Mor- genthau, Purvis said "there sn't a single weapon we haven't discussed at one time or "I don't want lo isolate destroyers," he said, "but we are prepared to buy anything that can be used for There was no indication in official quarters here that the administration would be willing to sell warships to the Allies. Chairman David I. Walsh of the Senate Naval Affairs committee said he knew of no plan to sell de- stioyers and found it difficult to believe "that such action would be taken without consultation with Meanwhile, President Roosevelt's "aid to the Allies" program continued to expand.

Purvis said that "more surplus war material" has been made available for 'the Allies, but that he had not been infoimeri of its exact nature. To date, under the administration's "trade-in" and "re-sale" policy, 2fi3 airplanes, thousands of: guns and numeious artilleiy pieces nave been made available lo Ihe Allies, Following is a list of what the Allies actually have bought 01 are in the llnal stages of formal "FOMKill FUMES" flOMI SWITZERLAND Select New Officers; Make Awards for Scientific Exhibits. Ttlepholo.) New activities, ttarting with Italy'i entrance war, centered in Mediterranean and North Africa. British air bombed "certain military in northern Italy in reply to attacki on Allied baiea. (Continued from page 1) "BKWAItK OF SPOOKS" with Jni- E.

Brown. Plus "J-'KONTIKK PONY KXl'KKSS" Serial Added. Roosevelt appealing for public clccku at ion of United Slate-, aid and piomiMiig to fight belore iii is, behind Piti is, in the piov- inces in A i a nnd "if nec- essai.v in our possessions Am- I I The Reyiuuicl was clat- ed 10th nnd it asked nil mak'iial and i aid from Am- ciica i ol an expeditions foice to tight in Eiuope. As for Franco, the Premier said that he was going to join the umy and Hint: "We will fight before Pruis We will fight behind Pans. We will shut ouiselvcs in oui pi evinces and, if me chased away, we i go lo Africa and, if netessaiy, lo oui possessions A i a (Monday i Mi Roosevelt said that the United Slates would i all possihle material aid to HIP Allies.) beg you i lo decline the i Stales i accord Ihu Allies moial and material aid by all moans excepting dispatch ot nn expedilionnry coips," Reynnud said.

New Jersej, New Yoi North Cai ohna, Utah, Indiana, Colorado, Pennsylvania, Iowa and possibly Floiida. Some of Uio.se states have favorite son candidates and would not be ojvpeclecl to aid i i unless i own fax antes oui of i i i told questioners here he fell that his business connection would be a campaign asset because of what he i as a i towaid competence in government HP genially related a ho con- tnbtiled $150 to the Roosevelt campaign in 1932 but i to sup- noil Alf M. Landon for piesident in 1)36 He snid he nevei had eonlnbulod directly or i i to A i a i League which was in 1936 to slop the new deal. A WHOLESALE. Wheat, No.

1 .80 Wheat, No. 2 .78 White Corn, No. 2 68 Sweet Potatoes, Ib .05 Fresh Tomatoes. Ib 10 Cucumbers, each Yellow Corn, No. 2 .62 'closing" through re-bale: 50 Curtis single-sealer dive bombeis, (already Irncled in and bcinfi reconditioned in Buffalo, Mixed Corn, No.

2 61 Oati, per bushel Shorts, per 100 Ibs 1.40 Timothy, per ton, baled 510.00 Bran, cwt 1.15 Alfalfa, per ton, baled $11.00 Butter and Egp. Butter, creamery, Ib Eggs, per doz. .15 Wholesale Poultry. Henn, Ib Spring Chickens, alive, Ib alive. Ib .21 RETAIL.

Old Chickens, dressed 38 Poultry. Spring Chickens, dressed, Ib. .33 Spring Chickens, alive, Ib. 40 Cuitis single-senter dive bombers. (Scheduled foi Uansfer shoitly).

03 Northi up A-17 attack bombers, (Already at Houlton, Maine, lor movement to Canada.) 80 Northuip A-17 nllnck bombers. (Earmarked for speedy "closing" 600,000 old British 30 calibei Enlield iifles. 63,000 old Vickers, Lewis and Mailin 30 caliber machine guns. 98 obsolete 40-ton British tanks 375 British 75 MM guns, 500 French 75 MM guns. 245 liench mortars 133 British eight-inch howitzers 110 Butish six and seven-inch tield guns.

Undisclosed amounts of small aims, a i i loipodoes and .05 Red Radishes, buncn, 3 for lOe St Produce. Eggs, standard, doz Mo. No. 1 Pullets, )b Fowls, heavy. 5 Ibs and New York, June 13--The Houn ot Delegates of the American Medical Association today conclude! lie business of the Olst annual convention by electing officers and w- lecting the 1943 convention city.

To be balloted upon, after nomination from the floor, were candidates for president-elect, vice- president, secretary, treasurer, speaker and vice-speaker of the house of delegates, and two board of trustee memberships. Dr. Olin West, of Chicago, secretary for 20 years, was believed certain of re-election. Dr. Nathan B.

Van Ellen, New York, was elected at the last convention as president for the coming year. Cleveland and Atlantic City previously had been chosen as the convention cities for 1941 and 1942, respectively. for scientific in connection with the convention were made last night In group 1, for exhibits of individual investigation on basis of originality, results were: 1. Gold medal to Drs. Charles B.

Muggins, Phillip Clark and W. W. Scott, University of Chicago, for exhibit illustrating experimental benign hypertrophy of prostate in the dog. 2. Silver medal to Drs.

John R. Paul and James D. Trask, University School of Medicine, for exhibit illustrating rural epidemic ot poliomyelitis. under, Ib 12 Medium, to 5 Ib. .11 Leghorns, over Ibs.

.09 Spring Chickens: Plymouth Rocks, 3 Ibs and over, Ib. .23 12 3. Bronze medal to Drs. Charles 10 F. Nelson and Roland C.

Nelson, Beverly Hills, for exhibit on bone metabolism. In 2, judged on basis of excellence of presentation and correlation of facts, results were: 1. Gold medal lo Dr. Norman White Rocks, 3 Ib. and over .23 Ark.

Rocks, Ib. Colored, Ib. to 3 Mi .19 No. 1. Ib 09 Staggy Birds discounted 01-02 Fryers: Butter and Eggs, doz.

.20 Menu. Pork Chops, Ib Veal Chops, Ib Round Steak, Ib 38 Sirloin Steak, Ib 35 Spare Ribs, Ib. Pork Steak, Ib. Smoked Ham, Ib While Rocks, Ib. Rocks, Ib Colored, Ib.

No. 2, Ib Leghoins, Ib. under, Ib. Barobacks, Ib 17 Broilers: White Rocks, 2 Ibs and .1. 09 Perfume Funning; Boosted Los Angeles- Momoo C.

Kidder, soil expert, has made a pleasing proposal to the state fact i i committee on unemployment He slates 25,000 families can be taken off relief and made self-supporting by the experimental growing of plants producing perfumes and i for California's new Infant i i ,13 22 40-45 Grain. Shorts, per 100 Ibs $1 GO Oats, per bushel 55 Shelled Corn, per bushel 65 Bran, per cwt $1.30 Timothy, per ton baled $12.00 Alfalfa, per ton baled $15.00 Fruits and Old Cabbage. Ib 03 New Cabbage, Ib 06 Cauliflower, Ib .22 California, Ib. 06 under, Ib. ,11 Leghorns, Ib.

.15 Colored. 2 Ib. and under, Ib. Broilers, under 114 Ib .16 Cocks: Ti-cvcs, New York, for exhibit illustrating significance of the bleeding nipple. 2.

Silver medal lo Drs A. H. Logan, P. W. Brown, J.

A. Bargon, H. M. Weber, L. A.

Buic, H. Bowing, A. H. Gaggensloss, C. F.

Dixon, J. Dej. Ppmberlon, and W. Mayo, of Mayo Clinic, Rochester, for exhibit on polyps of rectum and colon. 3.

Bronze medal to Di W. Wright, Washington, for exhibit il lusiiating public health aspects 0' trichinosis. Development of tablet of purified scarlet fever toxin for immun- Ution by mouth when injections me considered Inadvisable, was an- Staggy young roosters, Ib. .09 Green Beans, Ib. .10 Fresh Peas, 2 Ito 15 Lemons, Lettuce, ho.ul Leaf Letluc.0, Ib Endive, Ib .30 15 2 Ibs.

15c 05 bombs. Consideinble Egg Plant 05-15 locks" smokeless Dwarf Celery, bunch .12 powder, TNT and miscellaneous, shells. ROLL BUTTER Ib. 29c Cucumber PICKLES I9e Assorted COOKIES 2 Ibs. 29c Helm, PORK BEANS 3 cans 23c 2 Lurgn Cans 2Ho Delmoiitc or Mbfoy No.

2 PEACHES 2 cars will have full case of A I HENS AND SPRING CHICKENS In case you want one. EUERHART BROS. Phono 501 01 082 We Deliver 10!) NORTH SKCOND STREET JPiuklng In of Store Kiuls Jn My Heart" Gold" WILDEY TOMORROW AN!) SAT. BUI Evaders Lose City Water Shci idan, Sheridan ity council has enacted legislation denying city water persons already indebted to the ieparlmenl. Councilmcn said the ordinance was aimed pi incipally at persons who through "unscrupulous piacl'ices" had a to evade water bills.

Caboose Becomes "DOK House" St. Albans, I i a and en gine crews on the Central Vermont-Canadian National railways have a "slanguage" all their own, A fi eight engine or coal car is a "battleship." Tf you a i in the oupola ot a caboose, you are in the "clog house" of a "clown gon." GOP Convention Tomorrow. Springfield, June 13 -Presence of one candidate loi Republican president, proposal to endorse another nnd an intense struggle for national GOP eommiUeeman featured prelimlnmies today of the Illinois state convention here to- Celery, hunch Parsley, Ib Parsnips, Ib Green Peppers, large, Ib 35 Apples, 3 Ibs -5 Bananas, 2 Ibs .15 Medium Grapefiuit 08 Oranges, doz Green Onions 05 New Dry Onions 2 Ibs. 15 Turnips, Ib 05 Garlic, Ib 25 Old Potatoes, peck 30-35 Idaho Russets, peck .45 Leghorn cocks and stags, Ib Old, Ib. .09 Ducks: White, 4 Ibs and Old White.

Hi. Small nnd dm Ib Turkeys: Hens, Ib Toms, Ib No. 2 Toms, Ib .06 nounccd by Dr. George V. Dick, ol Chicago, In a paper in which his i Dr.

Gladys i Dick, collaborated. Dr Albert Knisci. of Rochester, N. tcportod on the basis of O5'a of 4.400 children a i period of ten ears that tonsils are 1 as great menace to children has been recently suggested. .07 There is a small group of chil- Voiing geese, Ib.

.05 dren, peihnps 10 to 20 per cent, in whom definitely en- Gumcas, per doz. $2 50 ol olcd, which benefits Pigeons doz 7 jfrom tonsillectomy beyond any doubt, and "the real problem of Bulter: Whole Milk, exlras, 92 scoie 88 nnd 89 scoic Seconds, 81-87 scoi Country Roll Butterfat: 23-24 20-22 4.2 No. No 23 .21 Cheese. Norlhcrn Twins and Cheddars Dutch Princess Refugee in Canada VV'liitu Hnld Doomed South Bend, supremacy of the while race Is doomed, Alepandro Bunge, Argentine believes, because the 'cleslilute and physically unfil" are reproducing faster than super- elements of society which "refuse to give children to their coun- I i-y." Would Have Peers London, 18--Lord Mnrlcy said in 1ho House of Lords today a several pccis should be put under lock nnd key, "notably those who have been so elosnly pcison- nlly connected i Hitler, either through their families or otherwise." Sen men. New Yoik, June 13---Immigration officials are taking the.

nationality papers and finger prints of all alien arriving hcte, It was disclosed, The new system reported ly was Instituted at the order of President Roosevelt, and is live at all United States ports. Flats and singles 15 Long Horns .15 14 Daisies 15 Prints J.5 Brick .....13 East St. Louis Livektoci- East St. Louis, 111., June 13 -HOGS: 12,000 salable; 15c to '25c lower on 380-260 Ins, at $5 50-55 IS, top $520; 160 Ibs. down, 15c to 25c lower, mostly 25c eaily sales 140-160 Ibs, JtfSO-S'l-lO; few $ir0, sows 5c to lowci at $4 60.

CATTLE: calves 2,000 cattle, 1,200 calves salable; no early steer snips; market not estableshed on butcher yearlings and cowstuff; some heifers steady at sausage bulls steady, loj $6.75, lop sealers sluughtiii steers slaughter helf ers S7.25-$1000; feeder sleeis $6.50 $1025. SHKEP: 2,500, nil salable; mar ket nol established, few closely sorted lambs on bulchei account at 50. Ihe physician is to find the children in this group," Dr Kaiser said. Presence of cancer of the stomach should he suspected in every case in which gastric symptoms do not subside a use of simple remedies, Dr Howard Gi ay, of Mayo Clinic, Rochester, warned. Only in this he said, can stomach cancer be diagnosed in Ihe early stages He pointed out lhat this disease killed almost two and half times as many people in this country in a 15-yenr period us were killed during the 15 years in which the country WHS engaged in its six major wars Defense Program At Full Speed (Continued from page 1 Chicago Cloiw Wheat- a.skeil, Sept 7SU askt.il, 79', asled CORN- July, 50 asked, Sept asked; Dec, 57 asked.

OATS 31! '4 asked; Sept 31 nsked; Dec, 33 asked. St. Louis Cash (irain WHKAT--Soft, No. dost. 86 No.

3, 83VJ-84. CORN-- Yellow, No. 1, 65. OATS-- 33. Noblo Kiu-r Uii-s.

LufayeUe, 13 Noblo KUer, '10, athletic director of Purdue University, linesman of the famed Notre Dame "Four Horsemen" team of and nationally known football coach, died today at St. Hospital. Telephoto,) Crown PrinceM Juliana ol Holland carrying biby Irene aide holds Beatrix, entraini at Halifax, N. tot Quebec, leek- ing safety for her children from nerils of war. 18,000 Chinese Killed.

Shanghai, June 13- -Japanese military officials claimed today that 18,000 Chinese were killed in the light for Ichang, Ynnglxo river port in Swchuan Province, which the Japanese announced they captured this week. IN FW SPA PERI It appear that Congiess might remain in the capital throughout tlv war omoi gem Other developments bearing on defense: Diplomacy The state department considciing certain aspects of Soviet-American relations that may luue been piesontod ir a strong Russian protest against stoppage of S. shipments lo Rus. sia. Home defenders Congi ess re ce-lvcd iv proposal for creation of home defense guarc which would operate under wai department supei vision and armed i sen plus aimy weapon: iigiunst column activities.

Tin plan was oiigmnlod hy member" of the Monteicy, a i American Legion pust and the Citizens' Guard Kifle Club. Technicians -Sidne Hillmnn. labor I'upicscnUiive on Mr. Roosevelt's advisor) defense commission, began coordinating the training ot 1,000,000 young Americans for skilled mochaiucnl unit technical work In defense preparations. Farmers Secretaiy of Agriculture A.

indicated the administration may seek additional millions for helping farmers thoir economy against the war's impact. Revolution --Meyer Jacobstein ol the I i lold the association of independent small business men that Ihc present war ta not world war No. 2, but world revolution No. 1. rWSPAPER!.