New Britain herald., 1928-12-10
SITUATION TENSE
 IN BOLIVIA WHEN
 PEOPLE URGE WAR
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(Continued from First Page) Chaco in which the clash occurred. lies between the Pilcomayo and Paraguay rivers)
 Demonstrations of approval of the governments stand were held at Cocha bamba. Trija, Santa Cruz. Or uro, Sucre. Potosi. and Uyuni. as we'll as in the capital. Cavalry de- tachments patrolled the streets of the cities, but there aas been no dis order.
 The radio station in the govern ment palace was in constant com munication with Bolivian forces sta toned in the Chaco Boreal to guard the frontier near Puerto Suarez on the Paraguayan river.
 Paraguay is provoking war;" the republicans asserted in manifesto. "Bolivians, rally to the defense of your country to the last"
 Avenged Deaths
 The newspaper La Razon said in an extra edition, "We must avenge Manchego and Lozada" Gtwo Be- lfyian officers killed at Fort Van Guardia by Paraguayan forces).
 The note sent to Charge D'Affaires Elias Ayala, of Paraguay. with his diplimatic passport. was made pub lie by the government. It read:
 'In the absence of the foreign minister. I have been entrusted by my government to tell you in reply to your note of December ' that of- ticial advices received at the for eign office prove without any doubt that the clash between Paraguayan and Bolivian forces took place in a very different manner than referred to in your note"
 lnSOlent Attitude
 Tn view of this insolent attitude 1 have been instructed by my gov ernment to send you your diplomatic passport. which is attached to this note. You must leave this capital on the train which leaves Viacha sta tion at 1 p. m. An official of the foreign offices will accompany you to give you all facilities and guarantees for your safe conduct. (Signed)
 "MARIANO ZAMBRANA,
 Acting Foreign Minister"
 Senior Zambrana was acting in place of Foreign Minister Alberto Falacios. who had gone to Antofa. gasta. Chile, to exchange greetings with President-elect Herbert Hoover who stopped there on his goodwill tour.
 Handed Passports
 Dr. R. Marcado, Bolivian minis ter to Paraguay, was en route to Ar gentina today, having been handed his passports by the Paraguayan government. The Paraguayan for eign office also delivered to the min- ister a note saying that Bolivian troops entered Paraguayan territory and when invited to withdraw, at tackled Paraguayan troops.
 Blames Bolivia
 The note said that the entire re. sponsibility rested on the Bolivians The claim was made that this was not the first incursion made by Bo- livians. despite the asurances given by the Bolivian minister
 Wants Arbitration
 The note presented a formal pro- test on the recent incident and re- quested that Bolivia once and for all adopt measures against the repeti- ton of such occurrences. The note concluded by saying that Paraguay always was disposed to leave the so. 'lution of the dispute to lawful arbi- tration.
 ,. Despatches from Asuncion. said the the Paraguayan public received quietly the information that diplo- matic relations had been broken. 4 meeting of the cabinet was held te discuss the situation and leaders ol the political parties also met