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BACK BAY MANSION : : Sn Shares, was palt o Slaberate 3 CHILDREN SHARE 0 § 2 YIELDS T0 PROGRESS Indictment Charges Prince Tried fo Extort $500,000 |eunirics mesma we auto" S075 Tones RICE IS CHINA'S

; Ludovic, born Jan. 21, 1878, in : BOSTON (U.P)—An old Back | NEW YORK, May 2 (U. P.).—)wife, the former Henrietta Hartford,, with a private publishing concern, European swordsman, last summer Biarritz. France. bas. claimed: that RICHMOND, Va. (U. P.).—More NEED N Ww Bay mansion where Boston's aris-| Prince Ludovic Consaga Marie Jos-|chain grocery store heiress. and Theodore Bolduc, former WPA|to restrain his cousins from using y » than 1250 dogs with nary a bark or

tocracy has been entertained for eph Jean Emile Gaston Pignatelli] The indictment charges that the|French teacher, both of New York. titles to which, he contended, they his cousin was the son of 2 mere bite make up the hobby of three generations will be razed to make [Aragon was indicted with two|defendants demanded $500,000. on|Gibson was released on $2500 bail had no right. Only Ludovic, the general and not a prince, while he, 12-year-old Richmond youngsters butlaine OT * Modern apartment gers by a Federal grand jury to-|Pain of exposing the other Pignatel-| when arraigned. He pleaded NOt|Sypreme Court petition asserted, (Ludovic, descendant of Pope Inno-|™. = oo 0 Wo" wo 0 Batty Fight Against Japan Sure neg. | 3 v “ , » itv : . ® a , A ) lis as “pretenders” to the titles of guilty. possessed the right by birth to call cent XII, is not only a prince but by| , ‘= Walle nd Freddie’ Scott- x

Built in 1870, the house was the day on charges of attempting to). ince and princess. The indictment was an outgrowth ; boyhood home ‘of William Phillips [extort $500000 from his cousin,| Prince Ludovics co-defendants|of Supreme Court action brought|himself prince. birth and marriage related to nu-|collect toy dogs, study them and| T0 GO on Unless Famine

U. 8. Ambassador to Italy Prince Guido Pignatelli, and Guido's are William W. Gibson, associated!(here by Prince Ludovic, a famed That suit, the Federal indictment! merous nobfemen. hold their own miniature dog shows. Prevents It "

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: on. on — i ; During two weeks just spent in

1 i FN Ne | ; BO! the Chinese capital, Chungking, I PEP NY \\ le LJ 3 8 WA 3 J] K h \e particulars but

I found conditions depressing in some A \ Ve hii hopeful in others. | i dag 7 The situation eo 2 4

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yea 4 Tm ETE hcp lt LC certainly is not Roa = 7 oe critical as cerpee CAC 2) dV ain muckraking i AeA a | ' observers recent- : SESE : 1 2b B ly have painted it 0; RJ w—— SA) 7% for American : ; : 7 newspaper read-

| ers. | The most urgent immediate problem confronting China is Mr. Steele not the Commu-nist-Kuomintang crisis nor the in= flationary trend, nor the blockade —though these are serious. The most urgent immediate problem is the problem of rice. Is there enough

Balance on Small |} 90m * A © ; to go around? Puy So or Month! Sher elu ER This is the key question in China y y : Cold $1 TRA today. If it can be solved and if Terms . hanasu ast dae continued support and material as-

sistance from America, Great Brite ain and Russia can be assured,

. there is little reason. to Sout that the Chinese will continue be an ully 7 gal MN: NCE (MR Ra | 4 important bastion in the demoSe cratic front for an indefinite pe= Nm riod. $ A MONTH ee a - Szechuan Is Crisis Area 7 SL Rr HE : No country can fight a war on &

hollow stomach. A famine in China ? ; FB at this juncture could have grave All 1 om Pay [1 ; 3% BS Normally the prov= : inces of Free China produce as Invest in luxury with this ) 3 ; ’ Ap much as or more food than they FAIRWAY home-furnishing ™ Sr ong doo require for their own needs. But sensation. It's perfectly L dn jis year Szechuan Province, the matched for style and color heart and soul of Free China and harmony, yet the complete home of 52,000,000 people, had & price is LESS than you rice crop only 61 per cent of nor= would ordinarily pay for the % Hai mal, The ot fh Sioringe : - & are only now being lt. Be enh a eachien Pitte Rice prices in the Chinese capital and other Szechuan centers had multiplied to 20 and 30 times their former level and there were days during my visit when rice could not be bought in Chungking for love or money. There have Yen a few minor disturbances as a result of the rice | situation in other parts of the prov= : BREE ince but so far nothing serious or Sas aa gE cn a widespread scale. The Chinese "rade In Your Old Stove Government is worried but claims

that the crisis can be met and a

famine averted.

56-Pc. FAULTLESS Claim Much Is Hoarded

Officials assert that there is WASHER OUTFIT f| enough rice in public and private granaries to feed everybody but that the problem is to force it out of

\ aia? ) : hiding. , ml Much hinges on prospects for the ; : next rice crop, due in October. ; Recent rains have improved the Rt cutlook, but food is still inadequate. » . , | The shortage also is acute in three

: coastal provinces-—Chekiang, Fukien Outfit Includes: Fw Kwantung—where it has been . | aggravated by the tightening of the @®Brand - New All White @| Japanese blockade but, fortunately FAULTLESS Washer , , . for China, other provinces have full-powered motor, easy roll: enjoyed better than average crops.

(gn DAVENPORT and CHAIR BEERS NSE. TI g "0 ACR ae : f : i — — ® Rollaway Tub adequate amounts of food can be

; ble, the —— : ® Electric 8 | moved from areas of plenty to areas pelightfully comfortab Iron @ Ironing Board @10 Wl of want, and for the same reason

r ous : are of high quahty, ion § | i 88 Boxes ol ines ® 40 Clothes there is little hope of importing ri icest COlOIS. i ee. y : ns othes Basket enough food from abroad to chan holstery int Ee iting, roomy chair With : 1 IE JP ® Clothes Rack the picture . =

RM CHAIR ia nv spring seat. , d ¥ ) 3 E ; This is a problem that the Chin OCCASIONAL A : i ath

BLE Glass ig] atu $ res. aE py 4 can solve only by their own efforts. finis a - a Pa 5 -— § 2 2 5 A 24 " COFFEE TA ot room for books, 5 3 oud 1t has the most vital bearing on Matches above. : : : 5

Wks oo China's future, ? SIDE TABLES pases with nand decorated x ; i : 4 y 4 BLE LAMPS Glared pottery a shades. R SN 4 E ¥ g 5 ARMY CALL PREMATURE 2 TA

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