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PAGE 6
FOREIGN FIRMS
START OUT OF
MSNCHUSTATE
‘Open Door’ Pledge Brings
Little Hope for Trade
Interests There.
BY HERBERT K. EKINS
l nited PrfM Staff Correspondent
PEIPING, May s.—British and
other foreign business interests
rapidly are being forced to leave
Manchoukuo despite Japan’s pledge
to maintain the "open door” policy,
a prominent business man asserted
here today.
The man, a director of one of the
firms involved, told the United
Press that the Hongkong and
Shanghai Banking Corporation, the
Jardine Matheson Cos., and other
important British firms already had
instructed their staffs to prepare
to close their branches in Man
choukuo.
He declared this step was forced
upon them on account of the rapid
closing of the “open door” in Man
choukuo—formerly Manchuria—to
foreign trade.
He said the Manchoukuo govern
ment was placing intolerable
obstacles to the free movement of
the personnel of British business
firms in the new puppet state, con
trolled by Japan.
Instructions that these British
firms, some of them, including the
two named, among jhe oldest and
most influential in the far east,
evacuate Manchoukuo, and give up
the struggle to do business in the
face of impossible hindrances, were
said to have been issued with the
full knowledge and assent of the
British government.
Assurances of equal opportunity
for business voiced recently in Tokio
and Manchoukuo by men in re
sponsible positions met with derision
among foreigners in Peiping, who
declared “pin pricking” tactics made
it intolerable to continue to do busi
ness under the new regime.
LEGION TRUSTEES ELECT
Endowment Fund Directors Name
Janies A. Drain President.
Directors of the American Legion
endowment fund, trustees for the
legion’s $5,000,000 fund, used for re
habilitation and child welfare work,
elected officers Thursday. Officers
are James A. Drain, president;
Howard P. Savage, vice-president;
Carleton B. McCulloch, treasurer,
and William G. Wall, secretary.
Body of Lost Salesman Found
By I nited I’rcfiX
FT. WAYNE. Ind., May s.—The
body of Clark Gifford, 64. Ft. Wayne
outomobile salesman, was found in
St. Mary’s river Thursday, ending
a search which started when he
mysteriously disappeared two weeks
ago.
HEALTH MEANS CHARM
AND HAPPINESS
Sparkling eyes
and smiling lips
speak of health
and vitality. Clear
skin attracts. The
healthy activegirl
is both happy and
popular.
Perhaps you
are not really ill
yet when the
day’s work is done you are too tired
to enter into the pood times that
other women enjoy. For extra enerpy,
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Compound. It tones up your general
health. Gives you more pep—more
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Remember that 98 out of 100
women report benefit. Let it help
you too.
Thousands of women have taken to
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Flat Work Ironed.
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Last of week, lb.
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GRADUATION
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AVIATRIX CENSURED
.
. V
Amy Johnson
LONDON, May s.—Censure was
given today by the Royal Aero Club
to Amy Johnson Mollison, heroine
of many long-distance flights, for a
slur cast at Poland.
Mrs. Mollison was charged with
describing her landing at a Polish
airport as unpleasant, being met by
"dirty, bearded, evil-looking men.”
EIGHT CONVICTS
GETPARQLES
McNutt Acts on Clemency
Proposed by New
Pardon Board.
Eight Indiana state prison con
victs were paroled Thursday by
Governor Paul V. McNutt upon
recommendation of the new state
clemency board.
Three life-term murder sentences
were commuted, including that of
| Walter Kiler, Evansville, who will be
eligible to parole in December.
Among paroles granted to Marion
county prisoners was one to Claude
Parker, sentenced to ten years in
1928 for participation in the Central
State Bank robbery. Parker, driver
of the bandit car, surrendered to
police.
Parole was granted Charles Ed
ward Lafolette, sentenced here for
holdup in 1924.
Petition of Charles Irvin, sen
tenced in Marion county criminal
court Dec. 19, 1922, to life imprison
ment for killing a woman in a quar
rel over money, denied.
Irvin was so .intoxicated at the
time of the murder he didn’t know
what had happened until the next
day, the report to the clemency
board states.
Reformatory casese were up for
hearing today and will continue Fri
day.
Alvah Reynolds, on a sixty-day
| parole in Jackson county, appeared
I with five small children to ask that
[it be continued. He was serving a
i reformatory sentence for conspiracy
! in a robbery case.
Since being paroled he has earned
an honest living for his family sell
ing w'ood which he chops from the
forest, he testified. It was con
sidered likely that his parole will be
continued.
BEAUTIES AT MAT SHOW
‘Miss Indianapolis’ Entrants to Be ;
Guests at Wrestling Matches.
Entrants in the Indiana school of;
music “Miss Indianapolis” contest j
will be guests tonight at the wres- j
tling matches at the national guard !
armory. One hundred fifty entrants
and their guests will be present. I
A dance for the contestants will |
be held at the Athenaeum May 26.
Winner of the contest will be
awarded a free trip, by plane, to
the World’s fair at Chicago in
June,
Experiments indicate that the
yellow color of butter and milk is
more affected by what the cow eats
than by the breed of the cow.
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31AY 5, 193S

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