Premier Baldwin refused a La
borite’s request to reaffirm Par
liament's allegiance to the King,
‘ no matter what happens.”
TALK OVER TELEPHONE
CANNES, Prance, Dec. 7.—Mrs.
Wallis Simpson and King Edward
talked over the trans-channel tele
phone several times today and she
also talked with other persons in
London.
Mrs. Simpson spent yesterday
and today in deepest seclusion.
The road to the villa of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Rogers, where Mrs.
Simpson is staying, is closed for a
quarter of a mile from the entrance
of the villa.
Mr. Rogers said Mrs. Simpson
will spend most of today and to
morrow in bed recovering from her
strenuous automobile journey here.
She intends to remain here in
definitely.
STUDIES “DOCUMENTS”
LONDON. Dec. 7.—In his seclud
ed Fort Belvedere, Great Britain’s
King early Sunday began studying
certain documents” handed to him
by Prime Minister Stanley Bald
win. What the documents are or
what they protended, was not re
tConlinued on Page Two)
BOTH SIDESIN
COAST STRIKE
SEEK SUPPORT
Unions and Ship Owners
Countering with Mass
Demonstrations
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Dec. 7.—
Ship owners and maritime unions
today competed openly in bidding
for public support in countering
mass demonstrations.
Both the striking unions and
the ship owners announced a "com
prehensive campaign of public in
formation.”
Edward F. McGrady, Assistant
Secretary of Labor renewed efforts
to obtain a settlement with the
operators of coastwise vessels as an
opening wedge in general peace.
Her Husband
Accuses
Bert Lalir
With letters and
telegrams as evi
dence, Joseph S.
Robinson, father
of the anti-aliena
tion suit law in
/
New York, threat
ens to prove that :
Bert Lahr, come
dian, stole his
bride, Mildred
Schroeder( right).
