U S stance on China gains cautious approval abroad
Washington reports from congressional sources praise the United States policy of staying out of China's muddle while protecting American lives. Senator Borah and Senator Walsh warn of world peace risks and oppose foreign intervention or an international concert. London dispatches note Britain will stay neutral if civil war erupts, and Canton reports say a new communist-leaning administration replaces the civil governorship with a seven member commission led by General Feng.
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Lenglen Pairs At Wimbledon Diet Play
London June 17 Early action in the women's singles draw at Wimbledon was forecast Suzanne Lenglen the French star was paired in the open bracket with Kitty McKane and Elizabeth Ryan former California Miss Ryan. Lenglen likely meets Ryan by the second round and would face McKane in a semi final if there are no upsets. In the men singles John Hennessey of Indianapolis was bracketed with Borotra through champion Coche t and Gordon Ne. L E Williams drew easy opposition in the second quarter while James Anderson and Ray Casey faced strong rivals in the third and fourth quarters.
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England
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San Francisco
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Standardization effort advances in oil industry conference
Dallas June 17 Splendid progress toward adopting a uniform schedule of methods and equipment for oil production is reported by C A Young secretary of the standardization division at the American Petroleum Institute conference. He forecasts a satisfactory report to the general convention in Los Angeles next January.
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Deaths and Funerals Carmen C. MacDonald
Funeral services for Carmen C. MacDonald a Coburg Ontario native and longtime Mobile resident and milk inspector will be held at Dixon and McKay Funeral Home this afternoon at five with Magnolia Cemetery the interment. He is survived by his widow three daughters and one son and was a member of Prince Rupert Lodge A F and A M Winnipeg. He will be buried with Masonic honors by Mobile Masons.
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Prince Rupert Lodge
No. 1
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Winnipeg
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STOP THAT ITCHING May Cure Eczema and Itch in Children
A vintage advertisement claims Metter Remedy treats eczema itch sores and poison oak by penetrating the skin and relieving itching. It promises no clothing staining and a pleasant odor, marketed by Albright & Wood Stores.
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Ordinance Regulating Signs in Mobile City Limits
The Mobile City Board enacts rules for erecting signs including height limits for wooden and metal signs, permit requirements with drawings and electrical code compliance, safety standards, and reporting by the City Engineer. Special election notice follows for a $200,000 bond for a new high school and school buildings with polling places and officers listed.
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Aucy Sue Wins Coronation Stakes at Ascot
Ascot England June 17 Lord Astor's aucyue won the Coronation Stakes for 1000 pounds sterling. Saucy Sue earlier won the 1000 Guinea and Oaks this year. P Nelk's Cockpit won the Royal Hunt Handicap. 601 Joel's Polyphonies was second and C Howards Priority Park third. Thirty ran.
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