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ing shop. Count Dumba, the ambas sador, who also, by the way, got his walking papers, was a brilliant host there.
 The former Mexican embassy in the heart of the uptown business section, now is a real estate office, while the embassy occupies palace in embassy row on upper Sixteenth street. The Italian embassy soon is to move into a million dollar pal ace across the way.
 The Russian embassy has stood closed and boarded up for several years. Built by Mrs. George M. Pull man of Chicago as her home, she sold it to John Hays Hammond, the mining engineer, who in turn dispos- ed of it to the Russians just before the collapse of the czarist regime. By strange trick of fate the Span ish and Cuban embassies stand close together and, 50 far as anybody knows, the Spanish ambassador, Sc nor Don Juan Riano, and his Gu ban neighbor, Senor Torriente, are good friends.
 4 number of new legation build ings which have brought with them new faces, have come since the war by the partition of the old Europe an states. Among these are the le gations of Cxechoslovakia, Egypt, Els thonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania and Slovenes. Social gatherings find the former enemies generally on speaking terms.
 The German embassy still occu- pies the site it did when Coun von Bernstorff presided, and his success sors have occupied it. If it could
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OLD LANDMARKS GIVE
 GROUND TO PROGRESS
 IN NATIONAL CAPITAL
HISTORIC RELICS OF EARLY-DAY BUILDERS BEING RAZED;
 SIGN OF PROGRESS
EVEN OLD JUssERAND IS GONE
All OfficiaIdom Finding More Up-to- Date Office Buildings-Brtish
 Embasy Move New Location

WASHINGTON, D. C., Mar. H. The diplomatic landmarks of old Washington are passing. Other his toric landmarks of the national capi- tai also are giving way before the progress of a new day and the cas- ual visitor who prided himself on knowing his way about Washington 20 years ago will find himself quite lost now. Recent events serve to emphasize the changes in the diplo- matic quarter.
 Following closely upon the depar- ture of Jules J. Jusserand, ambas- sador of France for P years-a land mark all in himself-came the an nouncement that the old British en- bassy on lower Connecticut Avenue was being abandoned for more modern and fashionable location. The great Victorian building which has housed the British embassy so many years is to be converted for buSi- ness purposes. Among the great fig ures in the life of the British com monwealth of nations that lived there was Sir Lionel Sackville-West who got his walking papers for med ding in American politics during Cleveland's time. The new embassy will be located near the Naval Ob servatory.
 The building that was the Ausho Hungarian embassy in the old dyas and which proudly floated three flags from it's flagstaffs, has been re- modelled as a business house and now is used as a cleaning and dye
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YOUNG WILSON COMES
 TO FRONT QUICKLY AS
 DEPENDABLE CATCHER
(By Associated Press)


 NEW YORK, Mar 11.-Jimmy Wilson, youthful catcher of the Phil adelphia Nationals, is tugging at the portals of big league fame, clamor- ing for recognition among the lead ing mask and mitt performers in tue big wheel.
 Any major league owner will sub stantiate the statement that a "club is as good as it's weakest catcher" and without a capable backstop a 7eam cannot hope to attain cham pionship heights.
 In Philadelphia, Manager Arthur Fletcher has had plenty of trouble with his infield and outfield, but he has two good maskmen in Walter Henline and Wilson. Henline, a ca pablo, hard-hitting, colorful receiver, has often been named in the head lines during the past two years, yet Wilson displayed class enough to break into no less than 6S games during 1924.
 In 1923 Wilson was used in an emergency capacity by Fletcher. Last season he hlt .2-3 and was re@arde q as a dangerous batsman at all times.
 Wilson won his spurs when he caught doubleheader against the Giants at the Polo Ground last sum- mer. Fletcher had not then gotten his team into it's stride, the pitch CTS were off form and both games
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British Women To Give 10000 Tea Parties
 To Aid of Hospital

LONDON, Mar 11.-Ten thousand tea parties are to be given in Lon don in celebration of the thirty-ffth birthday of the Elizabeth Garret An derson Hospital, which is raising fund of $375,OOO for improvements. The institution was founded by a woman for women and is run by women
 The parties are to be held during March, April and May and many we'll known hostesses have promised to entertain at their homes to aid in collecting any amount from a farthlng to as many pounds sterl- ing IS their guests care 10 give.
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PORTLAND PROPERTY BRINGS
 LARGE SUM WHEN SOLD

PORTLAND, Ore, Mar. 1o-R. Phillips of Los Angeles, today pur- chased from the Failing estate an en- tire block of Portland's business prop erty for s46S,0OO Most of this prop erty is now occupied by auto con- cerns
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WINNIPEG. March 11-Cities in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta are completely snowbound, the heav- jest fall in years lasting over twenty four hours, covering the districts.
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HARVARD EGYPTOLOGiST
 HOPES HE FOUND HIM

CAIRO, Egypt. Mar. 11.-Dr. Re sines, of Boston, on the Harvard eX petition which has been working for several years in the vicinity of the Giza pyramids, has discovered what is hoped to be the tomb of Seneferu, the first sovereign of the fourth dynasty about four thous- and years before Christ.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24
WATCHING THE
SC0REB0ARD
Ey UDitcd Press Leased Wire

Yesterdays Hero.-Glenn Wright
Pittsburgh shortstop, made a fine
stop and throw for a double play in
the ninth and stopped 4 rally, the
Pir"tcs winning . to | and cinchins
the National league pennant.
lone runs i'll the pinchcs helped
the Athletics take double header
blowp the Browns. Hale 5 home,
VIII two on bases won the first
game to 3 and homcrs by Wcich
;nid Holt helped win the second :
te 3.
Sothoron . pitching dropped thc
Giants 8 to 0 in the first game aud
heavy hitting gave the Cards the
second 9 20 =.
:, Garland Braxton, rookie
southpaw, blew up in the ninth
after holding the White Sox safe,
but Shocker stopped the rally and
the Yankees won : to 6.
jain S double, Munson $ triple
and a sacrifice fly by Gonzales gave
1hc Cubs two runs and Il . to l win
oven the Robins. 1t was Brook lyn IS
tcpth straight defeat.
Harry Ileilmann led a heaE-i- at
t;cl with three singles and a homer
and the Tigers beat the Red Sox i
to /. llaney had to be taken TO the
hospital after Ehmke hit him on the
head with a pitched ball.
Cooney and Genewich turned out
some high class pitching and the
Braves took "a double header from
:h> Reds 8 to and . to /.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24
SENATORS NOW NEED THREE MORE WINS
TO CINCH AMERICAN LEAGUE PENNAnlT
AND CLASH WITH PITTSBURGH PIRATES

the Giants from winning their fifth
straight pcnnant.
Although they were in the cellar
and looked to be demoralizcd. John
McGraw kept insisting that the
Pirates were the strongest opposi.
tion he had and that he would have
TO beat them to win the pennant.
The club did not start until early
May, but their advancement was
steady and on June 20 they went
INTO first place for the first time
1t was then a battle between the
Pirates and the Giants, in which
they exchanged possession Of first
place about five times. Since
August ., the Pirates have been in
possession of the lead.
The Pirates are a popular team of
young piaycds and fine sportsmen
They have never been in trouble on
or off the field and they will be Il
popular color bearer for the Nation.
I'll league in the world s series.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24
lee IS CONFIDENT
HE CAN LICK kid
SAVAGE FRIDAY

As mentioned IN last night :
Press, change has been made in
the special event at the lmpcria
Valley Athletic club tomorrow night
Tommy White and Jimmie Huff re-
placing Tommy . Bricn and Bat
Ting Firpo. The change is decided
ly for the better as White and Huff
are experienced fighters and are
rated to be mighty good mqu.
White was sought by the local
t'ah several months ago for u main
event, but was unable 10 appear at
that time. Huff has tough, here
oa two occasions. making good
showing each time he started. he
VIII be recalled Us the slim Young
star who Knocked out Sailor Frank
during the simmer. White has
fought Battling Paul, Battling Dotv,
Harry Wills and several other Wei
known glove manipulators.
The balance Of the card viii re
main the same, with llarrr Lee AMI
Nd Savage doing Iii, honors in tn
main event. Lee is finishing his
training at san Diego, and is report
ed TO be in good shape. II, is fully
confident Of taking tn decision
from Savage and hopes 10 score u
knockout over him. ~-
savage is also working hard, as he
realizes that if he does mot make "a
good showing Friday might, j.. Will
he n long time before he win get
5.ethcr chance ana he j. ANXIOUS to
make good. The border sluggcr is
NiSo enough to know that it viii not
dc to get into The ring unless he is
determined to fight cvcrv minute
and that thr Scntiacnt of the fans
is going to be strongly against him
unless he does plenty Of real hard
fighting.
Battling Doty Is working oHt ~
Billy NcNaIloa > place in San
Diego and is doing his training
with Sammy Sandos and Hurry Lee.
Ioty is going to try for a knockout
over paul, rs hc figures that a de.
ciSion Of this Kind in the valley will
Just about settle the question Of
which is the better scrappcr
johnny Rivers and Battling john.
son open the show, and if The scrap
is anything like last week :, it
ought 10 be good enough FOR anyone.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24
RUN ON IMMINENT
FOLLOWS PRACTICE
ON SCHOOL FIELD

Arnica and linimcnt are in biz
demand at the high school these
days, as 40 of the students rub sun
dry bruises and strains resulting
from football practice which is be
ing held each afternoon under the
watchful eyes of Coach Armstrong,
aided by Ernie Sanders, who can t
get cured Of his football days.
While the real strenuous period
has not been reached vet III the
training course, there is plenty Of
hard work for all hands and the
coach, being Il believer in hard
work rs 4 means Of rounding the
boys into shape, keeps them "on
thclr toes - every minute they are
on the football field.
The coach is experimenting with
t4Vee men II the important job, of
quarterback, which at present is i
vacancy. Byrd, Baker ard Rich.
lnond are the three from whom Arm
strong hopes to get man capable
OF running the team. Byrd played
on last year 5 eleven, being on the
line throughout the season. Baker,
who i the star pitcher on the base.
pau team, was Il member of Il sub
football team last year. He can
punt and drop kick much better
than the average high school play
rr,.hut II is it-qucstioh if he has the
snap and pep that 4 quarter needs
10 Keep his men going. Richmond
also played in the back field on a
SUB team last year and got into the
BrawirY game for few minutes.
Ihe man among these three who
makes the best showing, may take
the quarterback 5 berth, although
the coach states frankly that any
other man who shows ihc stuff has
a chance for the job too.
The makeup Of thc bacllfield.
aside from Peters and WilIoughhv.
IS also uncertain, with plenty Of
the boys getting chance to show
what they can do.
All the members Of the squad are
showing the right kind of spiri, and
arc working hard TO make the best
or their opportunities to pet on tho
ft"t cicvtn. BY this time next
week the coach hopes 10 have Il
ilHt eleven in good working order
for the game with Yuma hiah on
October ,.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24
News and Gossip
OF the Gridir0n

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.-Joe Ne.
Glon" and Joe Crosby, ii sophomore
star, may land a place in tho lIar-
ward varsity back field. McGlonc,
who was hurt last year. is being
tlicd AT quarter and Crosby in the
back field.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.-Aftcr Billy
Kline and Eddie Cot'lc had scored
thrcc touchdoWrs against the scrubs,
thc Ialc coaches were very much
encouraged over the back field prob,
lom. Benny Bunncll is almost sure
Of the quarterback position and Al
lrn has been doing well at fuilback.
Seattle-Washington 5 hopes at
football were frightened today by
the appearance of John Dahlquist,
1910 pound guard of last year 5
freshman team. Washington must
build up a new line this season and
the coaches admittedly are bit
worried about it. Pat Wilson, full.
back, has been shifted to tackle.
Pullman, Wash.-Coach Excndinc
has split up his squad of Washing
ton state college football men in
order to get better work ont OF
thcm. He said he has been disap.
pointed with the showing so far
y total of 120 ycarlings have turn
ed out for the freshman squad.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24
Here and There
in Sport World

LOS ANGELES, Sept. "a. - Pet
Sarmicnto, slashing Filipino ban.
tamweight, proved pounds better
than George Marks in their ten
round bout at the Olympic auditor.
ium last night.
Sarmiento tore into the much i'm.
proved Marks like whirling der
Wish and cut, stabbed, jabbed and
punched his way into Georgie and
Marks went down for a short count
Sarmicnto piled into Marks and
tried TO finish him in the seventh
but Georgia was too clever with his
left hand and kept Pet away. Marks
copped the eighth round, but Sar.
micnto kept up his b0ring-in tactics
and took the ninth by wide mar
gin.
The tenth round was a whirlwind,
both boys giving all they had, but
Pet was the master aud won tho de-
cision.
Sarmicnto had six rounds, Marks
two and two were even.
Jackie Fields, featherweight, took
Frankie Fink into camp in the six
round semi-windup. 1t was fast
bout with Fink always dangerous.
Charley Feraci, New Orleans, won
easily from Andre Dupre, France, in
another six roundcr.
Tommy Shull Drew with Johnny
Sacco and the same verdict was
given Pedro Villa and Charley Nov
IN the four round preliminalies.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24

FOR SALE-house to move, s4x30,
in good repair. Collin s Wrecking
Co. Phone 572. 27O No. 12th. 29tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

\OiAttO IIcoS SGdl1 COrleSpOnuenG)
NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Aftcr 10
years of patient waiting, Pittsburgh
has another National league cham
pionship and within Il few hours
Washington may be American lea
que champions for the second time.
The Pirates cinchcd the National
league pennant yesterday and the
Senators can cop today if they win
double header from the Cleveland
Indians and if the Philadelphia
Athletics are dropped by the st.
Louis Browns.
The Senators need the equivalent
of only three more games in their
final eleven to make it impossible
for them to lose.
Very few of the critics gave the
Pirates chance last spring, as the
Cincinnati Reds were considered to
have the best opportunity to keep
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
! AND THE RESULTS
By United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK.-jack De Nave,
New York heavyweight won from
j>Glly Montgomery, former Center
college foot ball star. ON a foul IN The
ninth round. Gnnhoat Smith, ref
crTc, disqualified Montgomery after
tMn WarninGs.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24

Coolidge 5 dog bit another dog. SO
'hH other dog can brag about it the
rest of his life.
Six hundred Chinese phcasants
have been liberated in StanisIaus
county this summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24
!TODAY'SWANT ADS

FOR SALE-Lloyd baby carriage.
Good as new. Address oo24 So. 7th
st. 24t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24

SAN FRANClSCO.-Mason Grif-
IN, San Jose wcltcrwcight, won the
decision from Bobby Bridges, Los
Angeles. IL = six round main event,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24

FOR RENT--Corner room in mod
ern home. Cos He'll. Phone 220W.
23t4
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24

You can t tell what S in a boy by
looking at him. Philudclphia Doctor
go. ~ iron hol. cut of one.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24
THE PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For SQIe-M iscellaneOug

FOR SALE-Datcs. Fancy pack or
in bulk. Send some home. Mrs.
Popplewell, Rte. 2, Box 12S, Ell
Centre, formeraily DR.. Apples
ranch. 23t4
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24
NOTICE

My wife. Juana Singh, having
deserted me, hereby give notice
that | will no longer be responsible
fer any obligations contracted by
her in my name.
(Signc1 GLCLlA SINGH.
1918
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24
BASEBALL STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia 6, ST. Louis :.
Washington Cleveland, rain.
Detroit Is, Boston |.
New York I, Chicago 6.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24

FORD FOR SALE--Touring car,
excellent shape, good rubber and
paint, water pump. special oil
feed. bumper, other extras. See
.. HIllman, Press office. 24t2dh
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Chicago ,, Brooklyn /.
Boston g., Cincinnati IL.
Pittsburgh :, Philadelphia l.,
st. Louis SIS, New York o..
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24
For Rent--Furn Lands

tOR LEASE-500 acres best early
melon and vegetable lands, near
Westmorland, in small tracts on
all together. Either cash or share
rent. 1t is an plowed and leveled.
$40 acres near Weist for barley
and alfalfa. Want to let contract
to level 40 acres desert land.
Write c. S. Allen, Brawlcy. care
st. Regis Hotel. Can meet mo
there Fridays and Saturdays.
lStd
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24
For Rent-R0onas,
Apartments and Houses

NICELY Furnished cottage and
Apt for rent. 41S So. Sth st. 22t4
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24

FOR RHNT-Nice large clean room,
next to bath, with or without
board. 653 He'll. % t4
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24

Morton Kacr, speedy little quar-.
terback, donncd a football uniform
for the first time this season at
the University of Southern Califor.
MIA yesterday and Trojan stock
took speedy rise.
Tho gloom which had been east
over the football field by Fay
Thomas incligibility had disap
pcarod yesterday afternoon, and in
its place was the optimistic voice
of Coach Howard Jones, urging his
men on.
Two backficlds showed up splen,
did'y III practice. One consisted of
boren, Latabvrc, Cook and Lara
nctta and the other of Drury. Lee
Earle and Kacr. The latter sccms
to be "A faNoritc with Coach Jones
and will probably start in Satur
days game.
in the line, Kenneth Badgro. an
end, has been shifted TO Thomas
place at tackle and Newt Starkc
succeeds Badsro at end.
The reported row which was pur
ported to have broken up the clcc
tion of captain, was emphaticall>
denied by everyone connected with
the varsity.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24

VALLEJO, Cal.-Paddv Mills,
English wcltcrWcight, won on a foul
IN the second round against Billy
Alger, San Francisco. The bout was
scheduled for ten rounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24

Kid Mexico. veteran middle.
weight, continued his winninn
streak when he took a ten round de.
cision from Hank Cation at Wilm.
lngton last night. Mexico has won
his past five bouts at this arena.
Cation outwcighed Mexico by
pounds but the Kid brought him
down to his size with heavy right
hand that bothered Cation consid-
erably. Mexico took eight rounds,
and two were even.
Hayden Phythian, former U. S.
c. football star, won all the way
from Jack Smith, substituting for
Buck Holley, in the six round semi.
final. Smith never stopped trying
but Phythian carried too many guns
for him.
Billy Afoa knocked out Charley
Cook i'll the second round, Sailor
Jack Campbell won from Bob Rubio,
four round, and Kid Arthur knock
cd out Mike Frazino i'll the fourth
round.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24

FOR SALE-Late AL Fordson trac.
tor, with Bosh Mag. and governor,
two gang ~ in. John Deere plows,
two-way Oliver plow, one row
planter, #. Osborne disk, tom of
barb wire, 200 #. 1inch pipe. IL
inch eentrificial pump. Richter,
Y. mile south Of Eucalyptus school
24t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24

TAKEN TP-1 black mule, 6 years
old, weight 100 lbs. Marked by
slit in ear. Owner inquire Meyc,
Bros, miles south Mololand
Store. 24t1
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24

WHITE woman wants general
housework, by hour. 1853 Brighton
st. 24t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24

FOR SALE-400 two year old Ram
bouillet ewes, bred to lamb early.
j. W. Cly1ncr, Yuma, Ariz, Rte.
No. .. 1918
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24

GIRL wishes two young ladies to
share bungalow. Phone 60. eats
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24

PRACTICALLY new furniture, cleo
trio appliances and typewriter,
for sale. or will exchange for pull
let's, White Leghorns preferred.
North 8th to Pico. first house
west. Phone 467, Ell Dorado Acres.
. ~ C4t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24

FOR SALE
$500 nice modern home on
Brighton. Hardwood floors,
wired for stove. nice garage and
pretty lawn. Terms.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24

FOR SALE-Royal Vacuum clean.
or. $50 Park. 24t2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24

LOST-Bctwccn Brawlcy and Ell
Centre (Clcveland) tire cover,
also gallon car oil can. Finder
please return to Press office.
24tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24
Special Notice
For Sale or EXCHANGE


WANTED-To exchange about %
head of Holstcin heifers for al
falfa hay. Call Jacumba 13W or
write Jacumba Land and Cattle
Co. 22t6
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-16

Press )-El gabinete discutira los
informes del Comite Birkenhead
sobre la construction naval y en-
los debates saldra a luz la vieja
controversial entire Churchill y el
Almirantazgo. Este 1ltimo pide
que Sc construyan, segun Sc ha po-
dido saber, cuarenta cruceros de
diez mil toneladas cada uno en- seis
afios, para sustituir con ellos SO
cruceros que en- 1885 va estaran
vieios. Sc teme que Sc revelen gran
des secretos manana. Las perso-
mas mejor informadas dicen que Sc
llegara a un entendido, hacienda
Sc 'un programa que fife la cons
trucci6n de cineo cruceros este
ano, y -luego de cuatro a siete
-anualmente en- los tres siguientes
amos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-16
Russia CREE QUE MGLATERRA
Sc PREPARAPARA CONBA TIRLA
GRAVE CONFCTO ENTIRE Ell GENERAL WOOD LEGISLATURE
FLPiNA. ADD Ell KRlM ABANDONA SU PR0YECT0 De APODE
RARSE De TAXA
CALAN VNDRA ESTADOS UND0S AMRANTAZGO GLES PDE LA
CONSTRUCTION DE CUARENTA CRUCER0S

RIGA, julio 10. (Cable Fran
ces).-Despues de analizar los
discursos pronunciados por Austen
Chamberlain Y Lord Birkenhead,
Ell "Izvestia", 6rgano Official del
gobierno de Moscou. dice que In
glaterra Sc prepara actitvamen-
te para combatir a Russia. El Pc.
riodico agrega que los Estados
del Baltico deben estar alerta Y
no dejarse amarrar de pies Y ma
nos por la politica de Inglaterra,
va que ESQ podria traer conse-
cuencias deplorables Y un nuevo
ccnfiicto armada parecido, por sus
proporciones, a la Ultima Guerra
Europa. La Agencia Rosta afr
ma que Miervitz, jefe del gobier-
no de Livonia, ha lido ultimamen-
te a. Londres de incognito para
conferenciar con Chamberlain So
bre la oportunidad de la inter-
'vencion de las potencias occiden-.
tales en- Russia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-16
DISMTNUYE LA PRESTON R
FENA SoBRE TAXA

PARIS, julio is. (Cable FrancesJ.
Como consecuencia de la reunion
de los Ministries celebrada aver, Ell
gobierno ha dirigido una comunlca-
cion a la prensa scgin la cual la
situaci6n en- Marruecos es satisfac-
toria y no Sc provoco ningln cam
bio importante. Los miembrcs pre-
sentes en- la session del Consejo de
Ministries felicitaron a Painleve y
a BRAND por la feliz termination
de las negociaciones con Espafia.
Las noticias recibidas de Fez dicen
que no ha habido ningdn ca1nbio
Importance en- Ia situaci6n. La
preston de los rifeios sobre Taxa
sigue disminuyendo debido a los
ataques repetidos de nuestras CO.
ltrfnnas volantes contra los fiancos
del enemigo.
La aviaci6n da+ cuenta de con-
centraciCnes rifenas que Sc estan
nevando a cabo en- Ainleu, Ham
Hamzes, Mesquiteen y oakkava.