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fTE WS BECTIOIf THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 1935 KIDDIES ARE OFF FOR GOOD WILL FRESH AIR FUND AMERICA READY To iHear MacDonald IT I I If He Decides To Visit White House And Discuss Currencies, War Debts, And Navies. cently denied any move was In progress to solve the war debt tangle. Stabilization on a satisfactory basis has frankly been the objective of the Administration for several months, even, several said, if such action should necessitate a second revaluation of the dollar. The frano, which United States Treasury millions recently 'defended in a foreign exchange emergency, is still tied tightly to gold, the pound still adrift. The so far as foreign trade is concerned, has a definite gold value of $35 an ounce.

bine In the reported Intentions of Ramsay MacDonald to visit the United States soon on an important mission. 1 Negotiation of an understanding between Washington and London, it was felt, would go far toward achieving stabilization of currencies on an International basis, and might help in solving the war debts and armaments problems. London dispatches quoted an article In the Sunday Dispatch which said MacDonald, who became Lord President of the Council when Stanley Baldwin succeeded him as Prime Minister recently, would dis cuss all three queEtions with President Roosevelt. A report to the same effect was chronicled by the London Herald's Political Columnist Just one week ago. only to be termed completely without foundation by British officials.

Denials also greeted today's report Responsible quarters In London again describing the "rumor" as "ridiculous." Officials here, Including those In the State Department, meanwhile professed no knowledge of the reported plans. Secretary Cordell Hull also re if Washington, June 22 (AP) With France and America closely allied In world monetary affairs, observers here saw possibilities of adding Great Britain to the com 4 4' 1 cm II t.j -t-jr ,7 1 Balance Monthly own FREE-WESTINGIIOUSE SE WING MACHINES cr 1 nLp-; ft Mm Or Poised for 10 days of rural delight, these are some of the season's MAN JUMPS first group of kiddies to go to the Good Will Fresh Air Camp on Shady Lane Road between Cleves and Cheviot. Yesterday they reported breathlessly at the Good Will Settlement, 823 Freeman Avenue. The Enquirer photographer snapped them as they waited for the Good Will bus to take them to camp. Five more groups are i a nil i i Tnder Moving Street Car Shock And Injuries May Prove Fatal, Physieians Say.

U- A II ill IV" to enjoy ten-day so-Journs in the sun during the remainder of the i D'Annunzio Book Due Soon; Sounds Odd, To Say Least ft. MK SBK mm In view of hundreds of persons, William Warwick, 59 years old, Star Hotel, 115 East Fifth Street, jumped under a moving Vine-Clifton street car at Eighth and Walnut Streets yesterday. He was removed to General Hospital, Receiving physicians said that Warwick's right hand was crushed, necessitating amputation of all the fingers. He also suffered body bruises. Warwick ascribed his act to poor health.

He appealed to Patrolman William Hadler, of the patrol crew, to Induce physicians to give him drugs to "end his suffering." "I'm sick and I want to die," he aald. Because of his poor physical con- dition, physicians said the shock and Injuries might prove fatal. Screams of persons who witnessed Warwick's act were heard by Richard Fitzgerald, 2720 Euclid Avenue, motorman, who applied the brakes stopping the car. before It ran over his body. TROTSKY IS ACCUSED, Officially, Of Having Plotted Assassination Of Kirof Moscow, June 22 AP eon Trotsky, Russian exile, was publicly accused today of inciting terrorists to strike at the Soviet Union.

Stanislas Kossior, member of the political bureau of the Communist party, listed Trotsky, now living In Norway; Leo Kameneff, and Gre-gori Zinovieff as instigators of the assassination of Sergei Klroff, Jos-eph Stalin's close friend, at Leningrad last December 1. Reporting to the Ukraine Communist party, which he beads, Kossior said evidence of Trotsky's direct connection with Klroff's death had been unearthed In connection with the recent expulsion from the party of Abel Yenukldze, former Secretary of the All-Union Central Executive Committee. Kossior listed the exiled former head of the Soviet army as an outright enemy of the Soviet Union, saying, "There no longer is any difference between Trotsky and the White Yenukldze was Kossior said, because he gave government positions to enemies of the Soviet, including members of the former nobility. NEAT PROFIT 25 AILLdDWAMClE for your old machine on this ID) Luxe Ifree-Westiughoiise A triumph in authentic 18th Century period design as well as aoth Century mechanical perfection, this beautiful machine will give more than a lifetime of faithful service, both as a sewing machine ani a'piece of nitUre. iKl Milan, Italy, June 22 (AP) All Italy is watting for a promised new book by Gabrielle D'Annunzio, is seventy-one-yea-old eccentric warrior-poet.

Its title, "A Hundred and a Hundred and a Hundred and a Hundred Pages From the Secret Book of Gabriele D'Annunzio Attempter of Death," already has caused a furore of speculation among Italian literati as to what the aged poet is going to reveal next. This title, fantastic as the famous Villa Vittoriale on Lake Gar-da, in which D'Annunzio has burled himself for several years, has started two currents of heated opinion. One Is that the famous aviator-bard has passed definitely, a world of his the other that np Is again ready to laugh at ths world from his retreat while vindicating his sustained power of literary creation. It is the first time in eight years 3 biography terminating with the episode of his attemped suicide of several years ago. Lastly, those portions of the author's "secret book," reputed to have been written during night after night of work his later years, are to be revealed.

Followers of D'Annunzio are used to his queer performances, but they believe this 'latest book may prove his most fantastic of all. For years the capturer of Flume has kept himself isolated from the public, even from the villages of Gardone Riviera, where he lives. His Villa Vittoriale Is guarded by part of a war-time light cruiser reassembled on a promontory overlooking his place. It is attended oy sailors to hlra by the His home Itself is guarded oy Leglonalres to whom his slightest wish 4s sacred. His principal diversion ,16 motor-boating on the lake in a submarine chaser, and this he enjoys most In stormy weather.

In April, 1932, he humorously sent the actress, Emma Gramatlca, one of his wisdom teeth Inscribed with the motto, "Durabo" (I will last), for her auction at a charity performance of his play, "Citta Morta," or "dead city." And he had the satisfaction of knowing that it was bought by the commune of Milan for approximately $160. -AOTJGS- Estimates given on quality fabrics in latest patterns. The QUEEN CITY Awning Tent Co. 654-6 Main St CHerry 0437-38. it Ailen-BradleySeTen-Speed Knee -Action Control Rheostat! Adjustable Sewing Light! Complete Attachments! ir Exclusive New Floating Gib Hook! Jr Full Duo-Rotary! ir Built-in-Head West-' inghouse.

Motor! that D'Annunzio will have published a book. The book Is to be divided In three Model Illustrated, 107.50 parts. The first will be a preface dictated through the author's Imagination by Angelo Codes. In th'i second he will give an ample auto PR? Shown By County Recorder's Of-fice Itcyemie $49,708, With Expenses $36,988. Free-Westinghouse Machines 4r5CP Old machine REGULAR 54.50 CABINET MODEL 1.00 week.

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