davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1932-04-22
FALLECIO Mr.. BARLOW

Habana, Abril PEI ciu-
dadano americana J. E. Bar
low, que desde hace amos vie
ne reclamando 10 millones de
pesos contra ell gobierno de Gu
ba, fa!lecio aver aqui, en- su
domicilio del reparto Amen
dares, Las quejas de Barlow
contra 10 que Ell considerable
abuse del gobierno cubano,
han dado mucho trabajo a las
secretaries de estado de Cuba
Y de Estados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1932-04-22
De ridjC.

/ Prepare Su eQuipaie por en-
barcar hacia la capital de la Re
pdblica de Cuba, nuestro queri-
dc companero de cr6nica 81 dis
tinguido j6yen Francisco Her
rdndez, reporter social del esti-
mado colega La Prensa.
Anticipandonos al dia de la
partjda, que cs el pr6Ximo do
mingo, lie descamos una feliz
La gaceta., 1932-04-22

Los directories de la Fedora
ion Americana del Trabajo.
en- California, escribi6 Mooney
hqce yarios meses, "h0mbres
orrompidos," "han yenido
"OmbaGendo tcdos los esfuer.
1os hechos> para lograr mi IL
bertad, sin restricciones."
"Yo tengo pruebas, escribi6
en- enero de 1891, de que los
La gaceta., 1932-04-22

Las ''trompetillas" dedica-
das a gobefnador Rolph, de
California, siguen "atronando
el espacio" y han dado va la
vuelta a la terra.
Una la suya al "conciertc"
ara que el amino de Tom Moo
rey, envejecido en- San Quin-
IN, no pierda su fortaleza.
Y piense en- la ancianita que
esperaba la libertad de gu hi
j. para abrazario, como nom
bre hbre, antes de morris
La gaceta., 1932-04-22
EI4 TEMPO

Nublados parciales para hoy
manana. Vientos frcscos mo-
lerados. Maxima temperature
aver, 83 grades; minima 81.
Marea alta a las 3:46 a. m. Y
; p. m. Marea baja a las 1929
a m. y 9:34 p, m.
La gaceta., 1932-04-22
LOS ESTUDIANTES MEJICA
NOS EN- CONTRA DE LA.
BORDE

Habara, Abril 22.-Los es-
tudiantes de Ciudad de Neil
co Sc preparan para hacer de-
mostraciones en- con.ra del Ca
pitan Eduardo Laborde, de la
Aviaci6n Guiana, cuando este
llegue ALI en- vuelo de "buena
La gaceta., 1932-04-22
TEATP0S

CiSINO
De colossal puode ca5ifilarsn
e. programa que hoy ofregc es-
to teatro, y en el que liguran
THE Guardsman", con Lynn
Fantame, Alfred Y Roland
\ ing; shot Gun Pas, ron
Thu Mccoy; ell episodjo Mum )
d. la serie de Buffalo Bill y una
rrvista mundial de la Fox.
Mahana sabado Sc verificaIa
una function dc m dianocha. dis
putauGose los "soncs" de Ia ciu-
d"d pennies por vaior de 500.
La gaceta., 1932-04-22
VA A SER ATENDIDA UNA
PETICION DE LOS MACS
TROS

Habana, abril PEI secre.
tario de instruction pdblica ha
dado 6rdenes para que Sc atien-
da la queja de los maeStros de.
pueblo de Campechuela, que d.
cen no haber Colorado sus sue
dos del mes de EnerO.
La gaceta., 1932-04-22

FL ministro de la guerra del
Jap6n, maxima figura del ri
3IcG'o m5c~Arismo amarillo"
pronuncio aver un discurso de
clarando que su pals Sc opon-
La gaceta., 1932-04-22

Por ptimera rc< en- W. Tampa
Los coiectores y miembros de
la Clinica y Sociedad Latino A
mericana, impuIsad0s por el Ii
.songero rrsuItadO que cada dia
va teniendo, In mencionada so
.ciedad, Sc rcunier0n an0che en-
la oficina de la CIinica de Ybor,
para formar una sociedad entire
clos, que Sc llamard Sccci6n En-
,lSiasta Latino Americana"
Qucd6 Tornado la mesa, por
Us siguicntes scHores: Prcsidcn
to dc Honor, 81 reputable galcno
{ iutllipcnte director de- la eli
MICA, DR.. Parsons NJ. Garcia;
Presidente Elective, Gustavo
Perdig6n; Vice, Miguel Mauri-
clio; Secretario, Aniceto Lopez;
Tesorero, Rafael Montoto.
FL propdsito de Ia nucva So
ciedad es ccicbrar toda ciasc de
fiestas, en- beneficio de sus aso-
asi como nombrar una
La gaceta., 1932-04-22
C~ONTINUARA LA LUCIA
EN- FAVOR DE LA LIBER-
TAD DE MOONEY

Sacramento, California, abriI
22.-Los amigos y personals
que Venian apOyandO la causa
&c Tom Mooney, encarceladO
For un defitO que no cometiera,
manifestation hoy que la negati-
va del g~obernador Rolph en- con
ira del obrero por ellos defcndi-
do, no impedira que la lucha 81
ga hasta que la in0concia sea
proclamada. En- una decision de
700 palabras, publicada aver
aqui, el gobernador Rolph de
clara hallarse convencido de que
Mooney y Billing fueron justa-
2nente condenados.
Entire los defensores de Moo
figura Fremont Older. di-
rector de I'm peri6dic0 de San
Francisco, quien dijo estas pa
labras: "El case no ha sido re-
sue!to por la actitud del Q0ber-
aador Rolph y siRue mantenicn
90 su mismo caractcr". aU
Mooney, en- unas deI. Yio-
res que por 81 diera sd 9Hit6
de defensa, declara que la lu-
cha ha adquirjdo mayor signi-
ficaci6n y que ei fallo del go
bernador hace de 81 un simbolo
de la lucha de los trabaiadorcs
por sus derechos."
La gaceta., 1932-04-22

FL gobernador Rolph, imi
tando sus predecessors
Young y Stephens, ha resueIto
prolongar ell martirio de Moo
ney.
La honrada opinion del ma
}istrado Langdon, de la corte
}nprema de California, favora
bic a Mooney y Billings, fu6
despreciada por ell gobernador
Young,
Ahog Rolph, pa ando Dor
encim informa Dc la conf
ion kersham y de las re-
"omen aiones de centenares
7e hoNfes inteligentes, que
"Studiassk desapSsionadame~-
te las prLekas, ha cerrado de
nuevo Rdra Mooney Ell canine
de la liHFrtad.
LA 1Lsticia esta muerta en-
California;"
La gaceta., 1932-04-22

We poderes.
Refiriendose a Ia ar tula
ci6n de tropas del Sovie6 /
frontera de Siberia, aset
que no puede explicarse 10 a.
este significa. I
La actitud de la Liga
flea que Jap6n, dominad
los militaristas, ha violad
lemnes compromises i'm
cionales, apoderandose a /
rras que gobsrnaba su {
hina. I
va la concentracjI de <o
pas del Soviet en- Siberia. SD
mica que Russia 10 Sc dejar.
sorprender por ia perfidia 4
los militaristas Jam; ~
Russia no quiere T:
pero no'consentpa
pom haga con so Dc
ihtereses loNgf con
de0ch9s a euah }iat h5qa
Ell PRAY ll0 "a An
NE M
cos dfas; Si los il ,te@seAn nc
acometen su imperio sefa d.
truido.
La gaceta., 1932-04-22

dra a que la Liga de Naci0nes
haga cumpiir el tratado de nue.
La gaceta., 1932-04-22

hders obrercs venden su apo
20 a los politicos."
"Yo desafio a Paul Schar
renberg, Michael Casey, John
OConnell, Frank Mcdonald v
otros, a publican cuanto dina-
20 recibieron Y gastaron para
defender la candidatura ell ex-
gobernador c. G. Young"
IL Cuanto dinero recaudf
cada uno de esoS liders por
traicionar a sus camaradas v
aFoyar a mi carcelero?
"Esta no es la primera ve2
en- California que los iiders de
los trabajadores han apoyado
a uno de mis- carce'eros."
LA Federaci6r americana
del Trabajo - habla Mooney
NADIA ha hecho de impor'ancia
para lograr que Billings y "
recobremoS la libertad."
"Durante los : amos que
llevamos encerrados, ell "Ame
rican Federacionista," 6rgano
dc la Federation, jamas ha i'm
preso una Inca relacionada
con nuestr0 arrest0, procesa
miento y cOndena. Los nom
bres de Mooney y Billings nun
ca han aparecido en- las pagi
mas de esa publication. dedica
da a defender los intereses de
los trabajadores organizados
de los Estados Unidos."
LA Federation Americana
Gel Trabajo con centenares de
miles de pesos en- su tesoro, ia
mas ha dado un solo centavo
para nuestra defensa."
La gaceta., 1932-12-17
LAMBRIGHT DECLINE Ell


Al ser enterado anoche de que
ell gobernador Scholtz 10 habia
escogido para miembro de su es
tado mayor, con ell grade de te-
niente coronel eel ST.. E. d.
Lambright, director de FL Tri-
bune, manifesto que apreciaba
mucho ell honor Y ell bondadoso
pensamiento del gobernador e.
lecto, pero que habiendo decli-
nado otroS nombramientos SINH
lares a tres gobernadores, no
creia Oportuno hacer ahora una
exception. "Ademas, yo estoy
muy viejo para comenzar una
carrera militar que comenz6 y
termin6 con la guerra hispano-
americana"
La gaceta., 1932-12-17

dln porque ellos regresaron
mas tarde y unidos a los conce-
jales Frazier y Emerson CONT
nuaron tomando parte en- el de-
bate.
Sc decret6 un receso de Is mi
lutos, a las ocho, para tomar
,afe y sandwiches y como ell
~oncejal D'Arpa tardara en- re-
.reSar, los Oponentes de la me-
Ida aprobaron una m0ci6n pa
a que ell debate Sc suspendiera
asia ell martes pr6ximo.
A favor del plan Raglan, a
lemas de su autor, hablaron
los concejales Rosenthal Y D.
Arpa.
Rosenthal formula cargos
contra ell abcgado de la ciu-
dad, Sr, McMullen, acusandolo
de haber tornado parte en- la
retirada de los tres concejales,
pero Pacheco aclar6 ell case,
librando a McMullen de toda
reSponsabilidad.
La gaceta., 1932-12-17

tro de la tarde con nueve conce-
jales presentes, divididos 5 a 4
sobre la adopci6n del plan pro-
puesto por q CONCEAL Raglan.
Cuando va Sc habian ptonun-
ciado varios d~iscursos y hasta
los animos Sc habian acalorado,
los conceiales Pacheco, Epps y
Hixon Sc marcbaron de la sala
de spsioras, quedando roto ell
quorum.
Ell conceia rSompson, que
presidia en au,encia del presi-
dente Campbell, orden6 ell aires
to de esos tres 6diles, pero no
hubo necesidad de servir la or
La gaceta., 1932-12-17
DEFUNCiONE>

FL ST.. Juan Arco, de SO amos,
falleci6 aver en- un Hospital To-
cal Y su entierro Sc verificara
en- la manana de hoy, saliendo ell
cortejo del numero 260t de la
Gale Nevada. FL cadayer recibi-
La gaceta., 1932-12-17
SPARKMAN TENDRA DE
A TWITT

Ell ASSESSOR de contribuciones
del condado, w. S. Spdrkman,
anunci6 aver que ~designara "a
sistente, ell ano pr6ximo, a W. j.
Twitt, que ~desempenara Ell pues
to de tasador de contribuciones
del municipio en- la administra-
ci6n del alcalde Mckay.
Otros empleados de la oficipa
La gaceta., 1932-12-17

Sc VENDE en- $4,000 una
casa de cinco cuartos y bano. 2
buenos Totes en- la avenida Lake
esquina a la Gale Once. $1,000
al contado. Diriiase a esta re-
dacci6n, Septima avenida 1903.
La gaceta., 1932-12-17

Luego de un session que dur6
cuatro horas, los concejales Sc
marcharon anoche a sus casas
sin haber llegado 3 un acuerdo
sobre 4 plan de nombrar a IN
abogado que Sc encargue de CO.
brar las contribuciones moro
sas, a base de IN tanto por Glen
to en- el dinero que recaude.
ComenZ0 la session a las Qua
La gaceta., 1932-12-17
nato del motorista Fritz S. Glib

IIWkV UOI ANAVEgt NNA IAtL W Nt~
son.
Ell lunes senalara ell juez la fe
cha de la Investigation.
Detectives de la ciudad y d.
putados del coRdado continuan
actuando en- ell crimea, luego de
haher sIdo puestos EN- libertad
dos hombIes y dos mujeres a los
cuales sc ~arrestara por sospe-
chas.
La gaceta., 1932-12-17
UN JURADO C~0NTfNUARA
INNESTIGANDO Ell Case
DE GIBSON

La scmana prdyjn.a I'm jura-
do, en- Ia cogte del juez de paz
Jones, d,t distrito del Gary CON
tinuara inyaetieando 81 astsi-
La gaceta., 1932-12-17

de Mr.. Sparkman Seran los SreS
j. +, Adams, II. Walker, l.. &.
Sparkman, ii, K. Patterson, y
Charles Battle.
La gaceta., 1932-12-17
IN OUR OFFICE

LOS CONCEJALES NO LIE
GARON A UN ACUERDO
SOBRE Ell COBRO DE LAS
~CONTRIBUCIONES MORO
SAS
Evening star., 1932-07-01
STOCKS IN UPTURN
AS SHORTS COVER
Buying Movement Gains as
Last Pre-HoIiday SeS-
sion Closes.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, July IA broad and
sustained covering movement, which
gathered momentum as the session
went on, put stocks higher in todays S
market.
The retiring of contracts for the de-
cline, which was responsible for the
rally. seemed to be based on num-
Der of considerations. Normally the
approach of a three-day holiday in
duces an evening up of commitments,
which meant under present circum-
stances short covering. 1t also fore
cast a Democratic nominee acceptable
to the business community.
OF more Importance but not so much
stressed in trading circles, was the
demonstration of financial recovery
given by Great Britain in its record
breaking refunding operation. To this
was added hope of good news from
Lausanne.
The gains were most pronounced in
American Telephone & Telegraph,
United States Steel preferred, Ameri-
can Can, Allied Chemical, all of which
harbor large short interests, and in
Consolidated Gas, where favorable divi-
dend action is anticipated.
Most of the morning declines pre-
dominated. but they were confined to
a handful of stocks. Food shares were
weak, with new lows for the bear mar
ket in Borden, National Biscuit and
Loose -Wiles. Once this was regarded
as a depression proof group, but not SO
TODAY. International Harvester and
Air Reduction were pressed for sale and
both made new lows. Some OF the
merchandising stocks were very heavy,
including safeway Stores and Wool
worth
Paralleling these downward trends
was steadiness in stocks in which the
short interest was OF longer standing.
American Can, Allied Chemical and
Consolidated Gas stubbornly refused to
Weld during the early selling. The
same was true of American Telephone,
while the ultra-speculative j. 1. Case
and Auburn held firmly. American
Tobacco B was well bought and regis
tered a fractional gain. In the rail-
way list Union Pacific rallied after
duplicating its old low.
The foreign news was constructive,
but the market paid little attention to
it. Today was not fair test, however.
II over the week end the prospect
brightens at Lausanne, stocks may be
expected to respond. For the moment
traders were more concerned about
evening up positions.
In the commodity field the breakup
of Copper Exporters, Inc, continued
with the withdrawal of the Union
Miniere Du Haut Katanga. Copper
stocks are selling so low that they were
unaffected. While the drop in points
has not been so large, Anaconda has
lost 80 per cent of its market price in
the last IL months and Kennecott rs
per cent. Homestake Mining, which
broke yesterday, sold off little more
at the opening today, but then came
back. That, however, is a gold stock
and they have held all through the
major decline. Probably for that rea-
son the issue attracted short selling.
Evening star., 1932-07-01
SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, July i (P).-Noon-
Silver futures barely steady sales 225,-
600 ounces. July, 1855 bid; September,
Der, 27.l6 bid: January, 27. 80 bid.
Evening star., 1932-07-01
GAIN IN OIL TRADE
NOTED LAST WEEK
Reduction in Output Results
in Better Statistical
Position.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, July 1.-The oil indus-
try. as indicated in weekly statistics,
continues TO show fundamental m
provement, thanks to the efforts Of the
leaders of the trade to bring about an
equilibrium between production and
consumption.
Gasoline stocks during the week
ended June IS we're down 2,349 900 bar
rels, which was due in part to special
Withdrawals because Of the new Federal
tax Of cent gallon, effective June 81.
and partly because of the reduction of
refinery operations from 657 per cent
to 63.l per cent of capacity within the
last seven days.
The daily average production Of crude
oil during the past week has been re-
duced by 4l,450 barrels as q result OF
declines in Oklahoma and California.
The latter's daily average output of
$50, 400 barrels was its lowest produe-
ton In years.
Although the trade does not expect
material decline in gasoline stocks
until some of the gas" withdrawn in
anticipation of the Federal tax has been
consumed, refinery stocks have been
brought to low level, 38,913. 900 barrels
against 41.868,000 a year ago.
Meanwhile more interest is being dis
PioyCN lOSdAiy III Dulk kdSOllne, WIN
every prospect of increased buying afler
July 4. Philadelphia and Baltimore
markets, according to the local trade.
are firmer. with greater interest being
shown in export gasoline. Kerosene de-
mand in this vicinity remains quiet, but
bunker fuel oil and Diesel oil are more
active. Betterment in the call for do
mestic heating oils has caused the trade
TO expect a general advance in prices In
such petroleum.
AS the trade views domestic develop
ments with satisfaction, it observes. not
without a trace Of anxiety, the Begin
ming OF the second World Oil Confer
ence in Paris today There American.
British, Dutch and Rumanian oil inter-
ests are meeting with the Russians In
an endeavor to stabilize prices and con-
troll production.
(Copyright. 1927
Evening star., 1932-07-01

(copyright. le32.I
Evening star., 1932-07-01
Markets at a Glance

NEW YORK, July 1 (P).-Stocks
strong; shorts cover for holiday. Bonds
steady; foreign issues strong. Curb
firm; market stagnant Foreign ex-
changes firm: gold currencies rally.
Cotton higher; unfavorable weather;
trade buying. Sugar steady; spot mar
ket steady. Coffee quiet; trade selling.
CHICAGO July (P).-Wheat
steady; bullish Winter wheat crop esti-
mate. Corn steady; continued strength
hogs: small weekly Argentine exports
Cattle steady. Hogs active and higher.
Evening star., 1932-07-01
Grain Market
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. July 1.-Toppled over by
huge deliveries on July wheat con-
tracts here. aggregating more than g.
100000 bushels, grain prices slid down
today to near low record levels.
General liquidation Of July wheat
contracts took place. Today's monthly
private crop estimates indicated that
the United States would have 325, ,000,-
coo bushels of wheat available for ex-
port in the 1928 season.
With much pre-holiday evening up,
wheat rallied at the last. closing nery-
Gus, at the same as yesterdays finish
to y lower; corn g of at g up, oats
at Il decline to 1s advance, and pro-
visions unchanged to a rise Of 10
cents
Evening star., 1932-07-01
sales Of Stocks ON New Yo,
1900 Noon. 80. 100000
2:l0 PM. 400,0

1890 AM. 100000 1890 Noon. 100000
1870 PM. 100000 2:10 Pm. 100000
Dividend in tables annual
quarterly hayearly
ratons.
stock Paid this regular Payable
4
stock preferred 81 in stoeE
Paid last resular rata Plus So IN stock Psyahs
tn.scEtps = &x.dtVideEes
Evening star., 1932-07-01
Trading in Stock
Market Declines
To Small Figure
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July Trading in
stocks on the New York Stock Ex-
change for the month of June amounted
to % 900 .594 shares, the smallest of any
month since October. 1924, when trans
actions totaled only 1894. 900 shares
Sales in June totsled $4,000. .594 shares.
The trading total for the first six
months Of this year amounted to 176,-
718,572 shares. also the smallest for this
period since 1924. when the aggregate
dropped to 117,l79, 500.
Evening star., 1932-07-01
WASH|NGTONBANKS
IN SOUND POSITION
Controllers Call for Condition
as of June 80 Is
Issued.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Controller John W. Pole issued a
call today for the condition Of all banks
in Washington, as of June 80, 1882,
also including all national banks in the
United States.
The call finds Washington banks
with somewhat larger aggregate de-
posts then they had at the time Of
the last controners call on December
81, 1881. AS is always the case, some
local banks have gained in deposits in
the last six months while others show
a falling off
AS many banks as could be reached
by telephone after. today's call was an
nounced at the Treasury, reported the
following deposits at the close OF busi-
ness yesterday, which is the end Of the
Governments fiscal year.
Evening star., 1932-07-01
New York Cotton
Special Dispatch to The Star.

NEW YORK. July l.-More rain in
sections Of the cotton belt where not
wanted caused another advance in
prices today and the upward movement
carried all new-crop deliveries, with
the exception of October, above the g.
cent figure. Prices showed a gain of
over 81 a bale above recent low levels
at one time. when profit taking just
before the close left the list unchanged
to points lower than yesterday. Spots
we're reduced points to SIS.
Cotton rarce.
Evening star., 1932-07-01
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK, July l (P).-Over-the-
counter market:
Banks
Evening star., 1932-07-01
U. S. TREASURY BALANCE.

The United States Treasury balance,
announced today as of close Of business
June 30, was 39.572, ,716.70 Customs
receipts for the month to date we're
$16,606,895.9 Total ordinary expendi-
lures were S4,291, ,8e2.23.
Evening star., 1932-07-01
INTEREST RATES.
Nv the Associated Press.

by IIIt hnaVNIaVCU FNoat
Average money rates remained un-
changed during the week ended June
IS, on the basis of calculations by the
Commerce Department. In the table
that follows the average. rate. for both
classes of funds is given for comparable
periods, as reported by the department:
Evening star., 1932-07-01
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, July L.
Evening star., 1932-07-01
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, July Pl.-Following is
the complete official list Of transactions
in stocks on the Chicago Stock Ex-
chapga today.
Evening star., 1932-07-01

III IdIIyIHB Out tHIS
program, the management has paid all
bank loans of the Associated Gas and
Electric Company, which amounted to
$1o,44o,153 at the beginning of 1882;
has simplihed the financial structure of
the company by retiring lat underlying
issues of subsidiaries since 1925 has re-
duced operating expenses of the entire
For Information about facilities Services r4
Evening star., 1932-07-01

Sc. 900 insult Util IS 1910. =. a
Stock Sales today, $4,000 shares.
Bond sales today, $4,000.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
GhrpniIdle Sartleibiafeit.

v3pei Sabre lang lit ib un 6ro,
niI6er Sortleibigfeit; ale Meoi5i-
men, oie ib periu6te, batten mr. Ell
ne poriibergebenoe @irfnng nno Die
Solge NOR, Bob i6 mir Elm idlimmes
Weogenleioen uno Saemorrboloen gu
800; ib batte feinen Ippetit uno per
Tor an @epiht. SD beiteIte mir Ell
ne 8robeflaide 6orni's Mlpenfrdu.
ter; oieielbe perbeilerte mein 8efin=
Sen gang beoeltteno ullo na6bm if
nod weitere orei 5laihen Oieier 0fe-
oi5in gebraubt bate, fiiblte i6 mid,
mieoer mobl uno geiuno," i6reibt
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9ieIes olte &rGuterprGparat bat lei
ne groBe 8eliebtbeit our6 feline I'M
feblbare @irfung alf ben Iuslfei.
bungspro5eB erlangt; es reguliert
oen Stublgang uno permebrt Den
&arnfluB, uno our6 feline @irfuno
auf oen Magen uno Die &er0anlnQ
bilft es gum Iitf6au zines fraftiger
uno geiunoen &orpers. Mlpenfrau.
ter lit feline Apotbefermare; I'M
9lilsfunft i6rei6e man an Or. Hetel
Sabrnep & Sons 60, 250t @aIb.
ington 8loo., Chicago, 81.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
Gtme &armMmg
am bic Sapaner
Gullen sic Spmict-S ntereRen midt
berleben.

Mosfalt, &uBlano. - Sur6 ei'
men 2eitnrtifel in Dem amtli6en
Organ pS8ueitia "parnf sic &sgie-
rung bon Somiet-& uBlano Sapan
Dor einem ernltli6en &onflift, Ser
m0gli6ermeiie iogar 0as fommu-
niftiide &uBlan0 in einen fernoifli-
9en &rieg nerpideln f0nnte.
Ser Ippen mar an Sapan gerid-
tet ieOe 8erlebung Der Sopiet-
Sntereiien an Ser 6ineiiiden Dit
babn, Die ourd oie Manoi6urei
fiibrt, 81 bermeioen. Sapanil6e
Gruppen bitten bereits @ebiete, oie
Ser 6ineiiiden Sitbabn gebOren, un-
bere9tigterweiie Our6idritten bel
ibrem angriff auf Siitfibar, nno
auBeroem tau6ten in leBter 3eit
INNER bdufiger 9robungen aut
audi militarii6 in ser gone bon
Sarbin por5ugeben.
Serner lei Sapan bereits einmal
eriudt poroen, sic SGtigfeit Ser
meiBruiiiiden Abenteurer in ser
Wan0i6urei 81 unterbinoen. Inter
Oieien 8eiBruiien ieien ausi6lieBlid
MIR anbdnger oes 3arentums, Die
iid oie erneute @ufri6tung zines
8ariitiid,en &uBlanos gum 3iele ge.
iest basten.
Sapan wur0e nodmals aufgefor-
oert, oas Ingebot bon Marim Git
ninoft Dem IuBenminiiter BON So
miet-&uBlan0, ouf abi6lieBung Ell
mes &i9tangriff -Sattes an5nneb.
men.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
Tlng3ens 1T abseftir3t
Sin 9iunier bes Slnsweiens tDOlid)
permngliiGi.

Chicago, 81. gomor0 81.
gtinion, elmer Ser betannteften unb
beIten amerifuniiden Slieeer, err
elite fiir5lih oos Sdidial, als
er nit orei 8egleitern i'm Slug5eug
abItiir5te. Stinion ltarb balo oar-
auf an Sen erlittenen 8erleBungen,
obne oas 8emuBtiein mieoer erlangt
al baben. 0as llngliid wur6e oa'
ourb berbeigefiibrt, oaB Stinion bel
elmer 0otlanonng i'm Saflon Start
infolge Der 9unfelbeit gegen einen
5laggenmult fradte. 9ie 8egleiter,
sic nit gerleBungen baron farnem,
moren @larf 5ielos, 30, &alama.
800, Did,, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ser Stinion aircraft Corporation;
6reo M. @inies, 36, Chicago, uno
ser SO Sabre alte Medanifer Sobn
Sompfins BON Chicago.
Stinion flea cine Mai6ine, Die
nod leinem eigenen gntpurf berge-
Itent mar, als oas l1neliid iid err
eignete. gr 9alt ols 5%uperldiiiger
5lieger. Der gemagten &unititiiden
in Der Cuff abbolO mar. @r bate
1,750,000 6lugmeilen binter lid
uno batte niemals einen erniten I'M
fan. SIN Alter pom II Sabren bate
err als 5lugidiiler Der 6eriihmten
Briioer Orpille mo @ilbur 8rigbt
5u 0apton, g., begonner.