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O’Neill’s Six-Hou . S. On Jap Fascisti Seek Wart Pacific With U Are Ready — The United States Gowere- Japanese Troaps Urged on by the) ment taces a defiant foe i the Nantly Organized Facist Party we Busy Preparing for War with U. S Which They Believe inswitable. kidnap ring which, it is feaved, plane further «major kidnapings in the near future. Conferences: during the last few days between [bigh officials of the Department Secret Men Are Active | of Justice presage the mest da- termined and carefully planned drive on kidnapers ever argea- Agri 29. — That Japanese] ized ; Fasciata are bent op forcing #] State authorities throughout war between America and J8p- the qpuntry, farthermora, are mm for contzol ef the Pacific i#) preparing measures designed to becoming more and more appar-!track down and punish these ent The Fascisti groups, made |“cruelest ef crimafuals,” Thay ap of young militarisis, are re-| realize that the Lindbergh ease, gacded as the Prussians of the’ for ail its publicity and sanse Far East. Their power ia grow | quences, has revesied how arro- Ing steadily. gant the kidbapers bave become, Qverthmow of the Diet and e/and how woll they can sacure military dictatorship is the Fas-| themselves against capture. Pub-j iat abjertive, mccarding to those lic leaders agree that the aitu- clomiy in touch with the move-'ation calls for numerous re tment. So definite bas this! forms. threat become | “Apart from the Federal and, government officials are franidy| State authorities now engaged adexitting that if the present po-|on the problem, there are at Udical parties ip Japan are to! the present time more private cantinue, they wil have to mode! detectives at work fighting the their policies more closely to|kidnap evil than ever before. eapiorm to Fascist demands. | They have been hired by wealthy Senate Group Rejects 5 Per C ent Beer Reports Adversely On Bingham Bill To Legalize Brew ‘The Bingham bill to legalize! 4 per cent beer was reported ad- versely by the senate manufac- tures committee, 7 to 4 Meanwhile, at the resumption of prohibition hearings before a senate judiciary subcommittee Rice Hooe of Washington, rep resenting the federal dispensary tmx reduction league, urged re peal of the dry amendment and substitution of governmect reg- uation, Among the spectstors were Bishop Jamee Cannon Jr., of the! Methodist Epthcopel churqh, South; and Rufus Lusk of the rusuders, anti-prohibition of- ganization. Hooe assailed probibition ax a Pharisee, Mohammedan, Mor- mon. Methodist Doctrine.” | If the honest leaders of pro hibition,” he said “—end I elim- inate the mercenaries and eccle-| sinatical politicians —would only get together with the forces of temperance and permit the word temperance to be written itn easily be solved.” He said prohibition is “pagan” . boess fe “Ch: ” | and held the 18th amendment re sponsible for the “crime wave.” Labor's national committee for modification of the Volstead act | —through John P. Colpys, then| advocated 2.7 per cent beer. Colpys anid legalixing 276 per cent beer woad put 800,000 men to work within three; montha, : Sen, Bingham expressed pointment over the vote, anounced he would make fight for the bil} on the senat ‘this compact, the question mighty Kidnap Ring Defies U. & Department oF fastice™™ Pans War On Organized Baby Stealers | families and (m some inatanses by communitias to guard againat another such tragedy as the Lindbergh cane. cower for the most past; are o> japerating with the public agen- Crimivologiats predict that) the soatching of Charles A. Lindbeegh, Jr, will have fer- reaching results — Bet only in, ‘the passage af effective inws to ‘curb kidnapera, but mone gener- ally in impreving the whole sya [tam of fighting organised crime. ‘Thay beliene that the reverber- ations ef the Hapewell, MW. J, crime have been so overwinlm-| ing, amd the emotions of the peo- {pie have been so profoundly }towohed that public leaders can- (pot belp but act. ‘Helen Duels Mea On Court; Game Gains New Power San -Franciaco, April 19. — Backed by a more dashing, pow- brilliant career. Helen Wills: Moody returns to foreign tennis: competition this season after year's absence. America’s greatest woman star will seek the Wimbledon crown opponenta of a strenuous winter practice grind describe ber play as “the most flaahing” singe she came into prominence os a gitt ——————— LF. THOMAS, D. V. Md. Dog and Cat Mempitet Clipping. Uathing Manicaring 0d Dastiery 05 Cain Strat, MW. ATLANTA, GEORGIA she defaulted in 1981, and her| mad gradually by war, crime and camacience. ‘Yet these three playa, as pre sented by the Theater Guikd, arc mere am, they sag, will be for the pect three welt ‘The O'Neill tore, the exception ally stromg cast, with slice Bra day, Alla Nasimova, Earl Larr: more, Lee Baker and Thoma Chalmers in the principal part: and the bargain prices, ail com bine to spell box office succes: In New York they got $8 whe this same production opened i: months ago. Here the top pric for the three plays is $3. with “pigtails” several year co Five times a week during th fal! and winter months Mr: ‘Woody has been on the practic courts, ‘The leading men play ers ip this xection provided t) opposition. The national ti holder has been tested by suc net stars as Howard Kinse: onetime fnternationalist, ar Phil Neer and Ed Chandle both former national intercoli: giate champions. 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