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I SOVIETS ATTACK PLANS To FEED THEIR STARVING Famine Proof Offered by Vienna Aid Official. Bottle Hurled a CHICA GO SUNDAY TRIBUNE: BRITISH FASCISTS RUINED BY BLOOD BATH GERIVIANY CALLS WIFE A NITWIT 'DURING BRIDGE GAME; SHE WINS A DIVORCE St. July husband's privilege does not extend to calling his wife nitwit because her bridge game is below par, Circuit Court Judge Fred Hoffmeister, ruled in a divorce suit today. PART' TTiArat 211WaMINIIMEINIIMMENIONMyNSIMISIMMVA Ste. URSiti SW WARtsOmAND teM1404 STRUTS 1 i '5P PART 17---PlArat 7 IP'' ttl CHICA GO SITNDAY TRIBUNE JULY 1934.

I 1 FASCISTS "110131Kosnilissimilmr. I 1 A TTI A I 1 FEED SOVIETS 111111tilt I Bottle Hurled at Britain's Ktttg and -Queen CALLS WIFE A NITWIT ell DURING BRIDGE GAME; grmahlARtsoadat, 114J- vemixotxtracti '4 RuitiED By .........4..., 0 .1 1 SHE WINS A DIVORCE ROBARE'S ly- 4 --lP- )----' Aiius- Biliciddpilliu BATH Itt 0E1111 ANY It 'i2 Lb. Pkg. 'dojeus not I '''e HEIR STARVING 4 i .,,1 i 4 .4 -4, i mg his wife "nitwit because her 1- CM' i 4. bridge game is below par, Nitz il 4 A1 Judge Fred Hoffmeistet ruled in a vorce suit today.

CIIP 10 4 a Fame Proof Offered by Vienna Aid Official. sr was announced that the White City rally has been abandoned. Instead it will be held in Hyde Park Sept. 9. In' Hyde Park- the police will be in charge, and Mosley's black shirt huskies will not be able to beat up interrupters as at the Olympia meeting recently.

It is more than, likely that the police- will be called Upon to protect the Shirts than throw It also is Significant that Mosley has not, applied for permission to erect speakers' in the All he has requested is to be allowed, to, bring one truck into the It is he will speak trom tpis, vehicle, Not even a permit for loud speakers has been requeSted. 4 Loses Taber's Backing. the' reason for canceling the Whi.te city meeting 'is that it might interfere a sports meeting here one day before and one day after the Mosley Tally, but Gen. Alfred C. Critchley, chief of the 4 company operating White' City, denies that he asked for its Lord Rothermere's Daily Mail, which has been supporting Mosley and 'attaching parliamentary institutions, has now gone fully constitutional, and the' Mack Shirt leader's name hardly receives any mention.

If his name is published if is tucked away in some obscure corner. be allowed, bring 0ne truck into the It ptesumed, he will speak tbiaorehicle, Not even a has been re- Taber's Backing. Ostensiblyi, for canceling the While city meeting is that it might interfere a sports meet- ing here one day before and one day after the Mosley Tally but Gen Alfred C. Critchley, chief of the, company operating White- City, denies that he asked for its cancelation. Lord Rothermere's Daily Mail, which has been supporting Mosley and parliamentary -institutions, has now gone fully constitutional, and 'tinmeiSubscribe the nack' Shirt leiaoder's Iihaimse ahardlys any mention published it is tucked away in some 'obscure 'corner.

was announced that the IN'hits City rally has been abandoned. instead it will be held in Hyde Park Sept 9. In' Hyde Park- the police will be in charge, and Mosley's black shirt huskies will not be able to beat up interrupters as at the Olympia zneet- ing recently. is also more thanlikely that the police will called Upon to protect tulhaet7xlaoc: It also is significant op mission to erect speakers'. in 1.1ibesrilnipise,sorutarel:eudz;ehedke isiwnti tbthlea: thisjcvehicle, Not even a speak has been re- permit, Loses Paper Bac 'king Ostensiblyi, the reason for canceling the While City meeting Is that it might interfere a sports meet- in here one da before and one day after the Mosley Tally but Gen Alfred C.

Critchley, chief of the, company opelating White City, denies at that asked for its Lord Rothermere's Daily Mail, which has been supporting Mosley and attack-ing parliamentary -institutions has now gone fully constitutional, and 4 'e sEL ep: al al odlri Black Shirt Movement Is BY JOHN STEELE. Chicago Tribune Press Service. LONDON, July Naziism, black shirtism or what have you has gone into the distard in Great Britain as a result of public horror at the German blood bath. Consequently the Fascist movement of Sir Oswald Mosley, which was never much more than a bad joke, is now not even that. People don't laugh at something that is dying.

Before June 30 -Mosley was carrying on an extensive campaign through, out the country. He spoke practically He granted Lucille Ginsburg; wife of a restoration 0f her maiden name and, $100 a month alimony after Mrs. Ginsburg testified her husband, irritated during bridge game, threw down his cards and called her a nit-wit, fool, idiot." Gins, burg did not contest. the suit. every, night in some- provincial town and pbtained considerable publicity.

Since June ZO he has continued his but has, been ignored by the Even his audiences have dwindled to a vanishing Point. Calls Oa Great The -campaign' vas to culminated in a gigantic rally 5 in White great exhibition ground Mosley -boasted- he would- have ari audience of 50,000 people. Today it lee.t..ft 01.MMN,, Be sure to hear M. Robare (health exponenf lecturer, traveler, and linguist) present his revelations and demonstrations on the fundamentals of health and beauty. ALL WEEKMAIN FLOOR, STATE diVERENIMEREINEIMININNEREMISEINIEWIllmul Subscribe for the Tribune The Aid fa Health and Beauty 4, He, granted Mrs.

Lucille Ginsburg; I I wife of a clothier, restoration of het .1 i -1 Black Shirt Movement Isl 1 le: it 7 maiden name and, $100 a month ali- A i', 'II he A I fa it .14, after Mrs Ginsburg testified he i 4c 1 mony a 1 Dying Out husband irritated during a ridge '--4 l' '1 Health 0 6- 7,, game, threw down his cards and called 1, '1 i her a nit it fool, idiot" Gins, .2 -4 i A and Beauty St 7 did not contest the suit A BI JOHN STEELE. 1- -e I 1 )k' -0, of s. I rebiengo Tribune Press Servire.1 11 -I; a ''''kaz, Be sure to hear M. Robare (health i. 'i A Is A LONDON, July 1.4.--rFascism, Nazi- night in some provincial town exponent.

lecturer, traveler. and 4 a 4'1' I 4- eeery a 4 ism, black slurtism or wha, have you 1. t) is revelations ---t 7 4'. and obtained considerable publicty i. linguist) present nad 7 has one into the distard in Great his ''''r f''' '--s i' 'i Since June a0 he has continued ni onstrations on the fundamen- )4' 4 'sO le 2 Britain as a result of public horror at 'elm ea s.

of dh and beauty. ,1 s': .4 A' 2 ke the German blood bath. Consequently ALL WEEKMAIN FLOOR, STATE -is speeche but ha been ignored by i a As- 't, I kt 4 44; the Fascist movement of Sir Oswald the -Even his audiences .4 have dwindled to a vanishing point. 1 I 1:, Mosley, which was never much more daellmilmagemmmalmilammil Calls Oa Great i I ,..1 it 1, 1 than a bad joke, is now not that 4- 't 11' '5' 4- -c ot People don't laugh at something that "The was to haNe culrni; g' qv for the Tribune It Lit is dying. nated in a gigantic rally: -5 in lt I is4 1 iff.f:'' Before June 30 Mosley was carry.

White great exhibition ground, 4-, i 1. 4: NZ 4, 1 ing on an extenive campain through sg, Mosley boasted-, he would- have i '-'0 0-- If out the country. He spoke practically audience -of :50,000 people. 'roday it 4, '-i''''''''. 44- A-4 -4.

'1, i lo. Ast .1: 44 41.fte.alt,11.14.1.0911110411.1.4.0...S.61P.ILIWW, AM -00't 2 I CircauitbCroidugret He granted Lucille. Ginsburg- wife of a restoration of her! 4-, ,4, ..1,, 4 i 9.. A Black Shirt Movement Is ali- t' :1 The Aid fa 4. 1 ii maiden name and $100 a month -4o 7, mony after Mrs.

Ginsburg testified he i. ,,00. 12z t-, Dying uut. 1 husband, irritated during .4, .4 Health ,4 game, rw down ards and ca clled 0 y- -1 1 the her a nit-wit; a fool, Gins, and Beauty rn- A burg did not contest the suit. 17,,.,...,,,.,, ,,,,1 -4' BY JOHN STEELE.

i .14 In" 0 1 'Tribune Press Service. I -a 5 i' Be sure to hear M. Robare (health -A t'tt rc .1 I town LONDON, July 14.rFaseism, Nazi- every night in some own exponent lecturer, traveler. and ir a i s' If ism black shirtism or what have you r'' li and obtained considerable publicity. linguist) present his revelations a ,....7 .1,1.

4 Since has gone into the discard in Great nd June 39 he has continued his demonstrations on the fundamen- i health and beauty 3 1, ii. 1 Britain as a result public horror at speec hes but has been ignored by les o. the German blood bath. Consequently 4 :7 0:,,,, the newspapers. -Even his audiences ALL WEEKMAIN FLOOR, STATE 1 14 the Fascist movement of Sir Oswald f-- 4 1 1 74 have dwindled to a vanishing point Calls OfT Great ..11.1 1 A Mosley, which was never much more 00111.611111"1 I 1 1 i --A-- 4 than a bad joke, is now not even that ij 1 4 A 4 ,....1, i 4 1,,, iS I A i People don't laugh at something that 'The rcampaign vai to have culini; 1.1 4 ,0 i 4, 4,1 .1 al MinA 13'11 I az .1 1' 1 I Queen Mary (left) and King George (center) appearing as interested spectators 'recently at the Wimbledon tennis championships.

Yesterday a bottle was thrown at the ruling couple as they motored through the village of Harthill, England, on their return trip to Holyrood palace from the races at Hamilton Park. They were unhurt in the urprecedented attack. Avme Photo. recently at the zs they motored races at Ham- loto.1 July a ppe ti es call for plenty of fresh, wholesome qualily foods And we have them here at National for all your summer menus. Our Fast Fresh Food Service rushes them to our stores at the very peak of freshnessand our economical distributing methods make their prices refreshingly low.

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)d yr. Left After a Threat to Kill Herself. EDINBUIt(lif, ly bottle or a large as landed with a lowl pop behind the automobile in which iitg George and Queen Mary motored into Edinburgh late today. Authorities, who described the uecutrenee as a sensational incident," seied a man who stood at the rear of a crowd watching the royal couple pas. lie was taken to the lliarthill police station, and it was understood he will appear in court The lang and queen were returning from the llantilton race course to Ifolyrood house here.

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7 'TWO NEAR DEATH AFTER KENTUCKY 1 ELECTION ROW lieernaa Arthur Franz of the Chieago avenue station last night shot and killed 011P )11 robbers wilt) I ried to hold ttp 1LIemb1 or the Bakers and 1. Confectioners National union No. 2 in their head-Iv Quarters at 220 'W est Oak street. other three bandits fled. The slain man 4.0 was iden tified tk at the morgue early to- a as Edward Hula, .15 years old, 1414 South Crawford avenue.

The identification was FRANz. made by his widow, 'Patricia. The union members had gathered to deposit funds for their benefit association and 1,509 was in a safe at one end of the headquarters hall when the bandits appeared. Policeman Franz, W110 was detailed to the meeting, was sitting near thr3 safe, which is across the room from where the bandits enteed. Seeing the policeman, they opened fire but missed him.

Policeman VranZ emptied his gun across the 60 foot distance to the entrance, striking Hula, who staggered to the street, where' he died. The robbers 7abandoned an automobile which they had left Standing-outside the door. The believed to have been stolen, had the license 11111Th ber 763-259. The police were tracing its ownership early A Ni FRANZ. tricia.

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BY WILLARD EDWARDS. (Chicago Tribune Press Service. New York, July 14. Special Rather than admit the existence of a widespread famine in Russia with its attendant implication of a foundering government, the Soviet union. it was disclosed today, is waging a bitter warfare against plans in this country and others to save millions of Russians from starvation.

Alexander Troyanovsky, the Soviet ambassador to the United States, has played i loading part in this cans nalgrt Or denial. It was revealed. lie has declared stoutly that there is no starvation in Russia today and this up with the assertion that organizations formed to relieve the famine are intent on discrediting the Soviet union and seeking Co stir up feeling against the republic." Here's the Answer. In contradiction to this statement, Dr. Ewald Ammende, secretary of the "Vienna aid committee.

today released a flood of facts and figures divulging the vast extent of the destitution in Russia today. lie offered proof that not less than 5 million persons starved to death in the Soviet union in 19:11 with all indications pointing to ao even greater disaster this year. 'Ili-revving to the Soviet ambassadors statement. Dr. Ammende commented: The Vienna aid committee.

organized to save the lives or millions from starvation in Russia. has been attacked by Ambassador Troyanovshy as seeking to discredit- the Soviet -onion. This is entirely erroneous. ri he sole of the committee is to help the destitute inhabitants or -Pussia in the new famine Which is The committee is not anpenling for funds in the Coned States but simply wishes to tic public with the facts concerning the present ca Last rophe lit the So iet 1 tlion. liVp are convinced that the Sovit government will yet change its 'virns On the intestioil teiiChing Calls 5 4iflhin stimate Low.

The estimate of Ci million persons who perished last year of hunger in i4oath Russia is a conservative One, D. Ammende declared. Several le place the number of deaths at 8 or even 10 millions. he revealed. All I his fact a re con firmed by vfl rions foreign eyewitnesses," he said.

"The correspondent of the Jewish Forward or New York states that 40 per cent of the Jewish powilation in White Russia and the tTiraine died of starvation. The German aid committee reports that 140,000 of the tie Germans north of Caucasus and in the Volga district died of lack of food. The correspondent of thel Manchester Guardian reported that the population decreased by 10 to I per cent in various loealities in south Russia. A correspondent of the independent Vienna newspaper Neu e- Freie Pcesse, Nvhich is friendly toward the Soviet Uri inT1, wrote that As many victims as in a great war died last year starvation." Exported Grain During Famine. Perhaps the most tragic feature of the famine was the fact that the Soviet oYcrnment exported at the height of the famine more than 1.700,- Inn bushels Of grain, Dr.

Armlet-1de revealed. "This course," he pointed oni. I tw000rA currency, for the purchases which the So's iet made: abroad. There is rio doubt whatsoever I hat the grain in Avilich was exported would have savrd the ihes of a few millions of illiie Their leves wcre not only not bpi; i siili denied that there a 1 mine in the districts fulicerttoL "The famine is nol, a ieel detii; Ammende declared, "hut a ruudamentli in tore and cattle The Soviet government's oNva lion May 27 in increasing the fp ice oC bread 100 per cent confirms the prediction that even grealee famine confronts Tiissia lids year. Pr.

Amniende pointed out. BY WILLARD EDWARDS. (Chicago Tribune Press Service. New York, July 14. Special.

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The Soviet decree stated that this nieasore had been taken in anticipation Or a poor lin rt est ijII I 11 he droilth in the '4-mllirtal lie re-, marked. iPNV or tins. it must be feared that the catastrophe this ycar Ina lake on dimensions. "There this year a scarcity of lociel ht even in itiP towns. Sinteulation has already begun in bread prices.

Renotts 'have been received lately that the buying la rge (want it les of grain abroad. The government has admitted the deslruction of a part or this Near'5 rpp if tbe famine al tains. such proportions as it did in 1533. when there was fairly ern p. what most, exteut ilds year with a meager crop?" Ti ni Vienna a id comm it ee was formed in view of these facts to aid the ancrerin -millions in Russia, Dr.

A mmende said. r1ji a rdi naba re bishop of 'Vienna, Pr. linnitzer, 'is president the organia1ion. (Oiler officials include Dr. Erich Stnekl.

head 1liQ Protestant church in Vienna. and Dr. D. Feuchtwtatig, thief rabbi of 'Vienna. It J4 strictly a organizatioa, Dr.

Antmende Arrived recently in the United States to acquaint America with the emergency i1 Russia, Dr. Arnmende Was amazed, lie said, at the attack levided against hint by Ambassador Troyasiovsky and tattier representatives of the soviet Union. i el He Vie a nd Dr. 11. f'e mill wa hief rabbi onna.

It fty a )atinPolt. 1101110114i4 al organizatioq, A hi mende st to Arrived recently the United States to acquaint America NA ith the enter- geney -n Russia, Dr. Ammende was a mazed, he said, at the attack leveled it against him by i Anba iior Tro ovsky and oilier representatives of the Soviet Union. Bricks and Bullets Twice Shatter Tavern's Windows 7talay 'looming scven hurled through the windows of Samuel SandliP'S tavern at 3101 Wentworth avenue. Sandlic replaced the glass, and early yesterday lay down on a cot behind the bar to see if the gang would return.

It did, and tired a dozen shots hrouh the windows, shattering the glass and bar fixtures. Rivalry atnoug neighborhond tavern owners was blamed hy police for thp a aeLs. SHOT IN BAND WIFE. James Manuel, 31 years old, was shot In left hand last night by his wife, Adele, 99 years old. in their home at 4192 Wentworth avenue.

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