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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT A XT) PHTCOXICLE. MONDAY. ATTiT'ST 27. mi OUSTED SCRIBE Hitter Urges i SEES NAZIS IN Saar Return, TERROR DRIVE Paris Accord 1 1 Store Open Saturday 'til 6 P. M.

IJ Mrs. Sinclair Lewis Says Suppression of Facts Is Aim School Again Are you READY? Continued from Pace One the next, demonstration more powerful than this will be held on Saar soil. The world will see that when, on Jan. 13. 99 per cent of the votes cast will be for Saar Rally Opposes Return to Germany Sulzhach, Saar Basin.

Aug. 28 A throng of 60.0t)f) persons, mostly Socialists and Communists, staged a counter-demonstration here today to Adolf Hitler's Saar rally at Cohlenz. Tiie meeting oigioized the, "Liberty Front." The demonstj a1 ors flaunted banners denouncing the Xa.is, and a Communist spokesman named Tfordt declared for Pans, Air. 2 JP Dorothy Thompson, American newspaper and magazine writer who was in-vt'erT to leave Germany, arrived today, and in a spirited description of her adventure 'Chancellor Hiili-r 1.1 no longer a he is a religion. Miss Thompson, in private life Mrs.

Sinclair Lewis, wife of tiie novelist who w.s awarded the No-h Prize in literature a few i-aia ago, was asked by the secret police in Berlin yesterday to leave the country immediately. Presumably an article elie wrote three yearn ago. when Hitler was sti'l to become Per Fuehrer i-ive offense to the Nazis, She wa nf the opinion today her expulsion "i evidently a part nf a campaign of terrorism Srlntol's fun if vtiii have new tojjs tn start out witli. liriiig your daughters in to (tills' Shop today and gft tlirtn all set for school. Values like these are fast disappearing! Si the Saar to come under Hiller would be a catastrophe because "Killer means war, misery and tenor." A band of alleged Nazi attempted to hteak up the dernon-! i ation, throwing tear bombs.

Several were arrested. Religious Persecution Denied by Goebbels Cologne. Germany. Aug 2-fF deports circulated in the Saar of religious persecution In Germany were declared "transparent lies" by propaganda minister Paul Joseph Goebbels, speaking today, In the presence of Peiehsfuehrer Adolf Hitler, who slopped briefly on liU way to Cobler.z. Goebbels, opening the local Saar exposition, declared the Nazi state was extending powerful protection lo the churches.

Cotton Orpsses. from $2 Wool Uressps, from $4 Swpaters, from $2 Separate Skirts, from $2 Leather Jackets, from $6.50 SHOP, SKI'ONP FI.IM1R 32 pc. American Porcelain Dinner Set 3.27 32 pc. Lovely Green Glass Dinner Set 1.57 DD ruivA sin d' fill Kill 1 mill With most of Rochester's schools open-inn next Tuesday, you haven't much time. j't lltik if 4 jumper dr I ntnfiirH Milh ruflfM 1 1 dot nf Volt plnirf i It's an open stuck pattern and its regular open.

Stock price for thet-e piecea jx just Hv dollars! The ad includes the follou intr pieces: fi dinner plates, fi bread and hutter plates, fi fruit d'shea. fi ptips, 6 saucers, an open vegetable dish and a platter. 'A 'Ihr iumnrr in bin or For purpicf'S. please ritc that (his price-figures actually less thnn a ni'-k'l apiect-! The set inclil'lcs th" follow ing pieces: ri dinner pl.t's, bread and butter plates, ertMni soups, fi cups. saucers, an open vegetable dish anil a platter I 11 I I.I 1..

1 Jlee.li.. feS OD IL 323 CASH 3rd 052 fr Last 5 Days of the August Bedding Sale! Maker's Clearance Patchwork Quilts CD ri'liie clicliril radon dr ifainiv a. a 2.98 inrurn nurrs. In padel 1.95 1.39 foreign correspennents. "Oertrmny," the American writer continued, "i charming country, but t.

is becoming the most comfortable and most hygienic prison in the world." Mis.1 Thompson had memorized the letter from German officials asking her to leave. As French correspondents' swarmed about her. when the Berlin expiess came to a stop, she repeated the letter verbatim. She found that Paris was In-t. nsely interested in her encounter with Nazi officialdom.

The newspapers gave prominence to the incident. "Perhaps my expulsion is a di-tec'. application of the system of Propaganda Minister iuebbels," Miss Thompson said. "He thinks the heat way to conciliate foreign opinion is to suppress information about Germany which does not emanate from him." A'ked what she thought was 'be real reason for her order to leave, said "I don understand I haven't written any articles recently, I am simrut certain the action was taken because I wasn't lurkv enough to please Hitler with my interview hree years ago. Several old articles about the Jewish question also may have contributed to my unpopularity." U.

S. Air Ministry Predicted by Howell Survey in Britain Ended By Board Chairman London, Aug. il l'- possibility of oiganizmg an air ministry in the I'mted government along the lines similar to the Rritish air administration was Indicated by Clark Howell, head of President Roosevelt air hoard. In an exclusive interview today. Howel made bis prediction prior to leaving by airplane for Spain in continue bis suivey of F.urnpesn aerial development.

He was a guest, at Sir Phillip S-toon country estate, where he met prominent Rri'ish leaders in the atr ministry and royal air force, going over problenis thev have met developing Britain a sky forces in recent years. i r.jht. u. Chateaugjy Lake Swimmer Drowned Mulone. Aug.

26 A fisherman today found the body of Hurry Howaid, son of a Pulaski in four feet of water in the narrows ut Chatcmiuuy Lake, near here, Huwaid. a guest at the home of Dr. John Abbott, at the lake, was last seen lastrmht Just before midnight, when he said he was going swimming, PACKERS I.F.AO IMKSTKIrS Chicago, Aug. 26 -Figures nf the department of Labor showed that in both emp'ovmert nd payrolls the index for the meat packing Industry for July surpassed the average of nil manufacturing industries, the Institute of American meat packers id today. Solid color tpiills.

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