davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1932-06-15

Los eStudiantes de la repu-
blica de Colombia estiman Que
Ell imperialiSmo americana es
uno de los mas grandeS peli-
gros para las nacioneS de Ia
America hispana.
Admi iendo que csc ''impe-
rialismo' encierra tai amena :
"a, los estudiantes deben reco-
nocer que para esos paises ell
mayor de todos los peligros es
el cinismo "de los hombres que
sc biernan," SUI desvergjienza,
que les hace aceptar PROPOSE
clones ''inde.orosas y servir a
capitalists eXtranjeros en- per
de Sus compatriotas.
FL imperialism seria an
NAL menor" 81 en- eSas nacio-
mes dominaran los ciudadanos
integros, habiieS Y discretos,
no los piratas de la poIitica.
Para senalar Ell "imperialis-
mo- como una grave enferme
primero la hygiene debe
ser impuesta en- cast todos los
paises que Sc consideran per-
seguidos y hasta oprimidos.
La gaceta., 1932-06-15

Habana, JUNO l5.-El DR..
|Orestes Ferrara ha hecho Sabcr
que 81 rechaZa ahora un conve-
MO con los revolucionarios resi-
dentes en- Cuba y fuera de Gu
ba, pOr cuant0 NO cs possible cor
dialidad hacia loA lanzadores de
bombas,
Ferrara dice que ei Gobicrno
ha anulado a sus opositores
puesto que et general Menocai
Sc encuentra refugiado en- la
Legaci6n del Brasil y 81 Coronel
Lima, que planeaba tracr una
exp dici6n de Honduras, Sc en-
cuentrA sometido a la vigiIancia
de las Atoridades americans.
"Yo creo gle seria una CO.
bardia Nl gobierno intentar en-
las ciT~pstancias presentcs, un
plan dc cordiaIidad con la opo-
Sici6n'.
La gaceta., 1932-06-15
CARTA CABLEGRA FICA DE CUBA

tfatar de aSeSihaf al p}eSidente
Maehado.
IN rtglStro hecho en- la resi-
dencIa de IA Sra. Mendoza AFRO
10 una gran cantldad de rifles.
mohttloheS Iltefaiura sedielo-
Sa.
Tres 'NaiNldooS cue Sc ace
eF"h tfiPHIahtss de IA goieta re-
'Ftf II, que ahora Sc ehcuehtfa
EN- tahfpa' i0efon deteiltdos q
qul a Su regreSo dc honduras,
en- tI Napor larlago, y Sc nom
bran Eduardo Gonzal>2, Anto-
mo Marquee y Antonio Rodrl-
gue2'
SCORE Ia goIeta ferfer II d.
Jeron que SaIlo eI de abrlI en-
uh wage dc peSca 'p"hlendoSe
EN- contacto, en- Cabo CorrlenteS,
con olra goleta, "Sefalln' en- Ia
cuaI Sailera de batabano Ell CO.
roneI Lima y oiroS conSplrado-
res.
Atirmah que Lima Y ct Dr.
La gaceta., 1932-06-15
NO ACEPTARA LA
NOMINATION. DE VICE
PRESIDENTE

Washington, JUNO Is FL
Oral. Charles G.. Dawes mani
fest6 aqui en- la manana de hoy
que 81 Sc lie ofrece la nomina-
ci6n republican, para la vice
presidential, no la aceptara.
Mr.. Dawes, que cumple hoy su
t6rmino como presidente de la
Corporation de Financia, agre
go que habie considerable con
iperfecta cal IA ell asunto de la
vice-preside1 il y que de MIN
guna VanerA aceptaria la no
minaci6n.
Esto Sc int Epreta como Que
Charlie CurtiA eI actual vice
presidente. seh de ~uevo re-
nominado.
La gaceta., 1932-06-15

iCuantos de los individuos
que combaten a los "humedos"
Sc dedican a la venta de "lico-
res intoxicantes?"
5Estamos en- canine de pre-
senciar'' una Alianza entire los
"Secos" V los fabricantes y ven
dedores de "matame pronto?"
Una cosa 81 puede afirmarSe
rotundamente y es que todos
los hip6critas aparecen hoy en-
las filas de los "secos' y que
muchos defender la prolonga
ci6n del actual desastroSo es-
tado de cosas, por egoismo, no
por su amor a la humanidad.
Bien probado esta que a la
temperancia no puede llegarse
con la 'fprohibici6n' que por
AGA nos gastamos, 'prohibi-
ci6n" que nadie respeta y ca
81 TODD ell mundo desprecia Y
La gaceta., 1932-06-15

Party de cumpledNos
Celebr6se ell lunes en- honor
de un precioso bottom de rosa, la
nina Violeta Rubio, hija, de los
esposos Virginia y Segundo Ru-
bio, del 24O5 de la Gale 10.
Tn zerdadero primer ell cake
de cumpleanos, en- ell que apare-
clan tres velitas encendidas, re
presentando los amos cumplidos
por la linda Violeta.
Numerosos los regalos, Sc bal
10 hasta muy tarde.
Deseamos a Violetica una sen
da de flores a traves de la vida.
La gaceta., 1932-06-15


Las bombas han apartado a
Orestes Ferrara de la formula
de cordialidad" que prepare
ba, ayudado por Wifredo Fer
nandez.
No quiere 81 ''entenderse''
cen los dinamiteros y mucho
menos con los que trataron de
asesinar al presidente Macha-
do.
La mayor partc de los enc
migos del regimen de Macha-
do, detestan las "salyajadas"
de los dinamiteros tanto como
el ST.. Ferrara.
Ning0n cubano senSato pue-
de eXcusar a las ''fieras" Que
en- los parques pdblicos colo
can bombas para asesinar a be
Has muchachas y jovencitos
que empiezan a vivir.
Podra encontrarse excusa pa
ra los que arrojan bombas, di-
rectamente, contra sus enemi-
gos politiccs; pero no hay ex-
cusa possible para asesinos CO.
mo los que pusieron la bomba
en- el parque de Santa Clara.
La gaceta., 1932-06-15
NENDRA DE VISTA UNA
D~ELEGACION DE LOS ELkS

Habana, JUNO l5.-Se hacen
preparativos para recibir a una
delegation de la Iogia los Elks,
cue Hegara de los EstadoS Uni
dos el dia Z de julio. La Conf
sion del Tourismo esta organ
zardo fiestas en- favor dc es,+
visitantes.
La gaceta., 1932-06-15

Todos los senores comlSiona
los del condado Green ahora,
a los pocos dias de su "derro-
a" en- las primarias, que de-
ben comprarse las maqulnas
lie votar, con ell fin de garan-
izar la pureza del sufragio.
81 algunos de ellos lutheran
1ablado asi, dias antes de las
1rimarias, selecci0nando para
as mesas a hombres de proba-
Ia honradez, quiza no estarian
IN estos momentos "preparan-
10 la maleta."
Pero no atendieron los "cla-
nores" del pueblo y ahora, pro
bablemente lamentando su ce-
guedad, elogian las "maqui-
qas" Y en- elias confian, Miriam
10 hacia ell porvenir.
Con hombres inteligentes y
,scrupulosos las maquinas son
'nnecesarias.
La gaceta., 1932-06-15
Pr6rim,O bale

Tendra lugar el martes, dia
% en- ell antique edificio de los
W. 0. w, Septima avenida y ca
He 16, organizado por Ell active
Comit6 Fraternal de Festejos
de la Orden Caballeros de la
Luz. V a beneficio de las Logias
de Ybor.
Tocara una reputada orques-
ia de Jazz y ell faposo Sexteto
Floridano.
Sc anuncia una grata sorpre-
sa para los bailadores.
La gaceta., 1932-06-15
AUTHENTIC EN- ITALIA Ell.
NERO DE
LES

Roma, JUNO l5.-Italia es to-
dayia uno de los paises del nun
do en- los cuaIcs el nGmero de
AUTOMOBILES es pequeno, compa-
RADIO con 81 numero de habitan-
ties.
Las establishes oficiales prue
ban que a fines del ano pasado
habian aqHi 95,5f8 m6tocicIe-
tas, 2ll,844 automobiles de pa
SEQ, 9,078 omnibus, 1881 ca
miones y 986 tractores. Una
idea sobre Ell aumcnto puede
formarse comparando esas ci-
fras con las de ~diriembre de
1923, cuando solo habian 39,9l5
motocicletas, 2l,785 camiones y
53,755 AUTOMOBILES de paseo.
La region u tiene mayor
numero de autoF Aviles es Lom-
bardia y la ciud3 con mas We
hlcuIos de motor = Milan. Lue-
90 lie sigue Roma y 81 region, el
Piamonte, Emilia, Venecia y la
ATuscania.
La gaceta., 1932-06-15
NOtd de e~legdncid
h3toaa IfaIofa

NOtd de elegdnciG
q buen gNstO
La que ofrecen las vidrieras
de la acreditada tienda de ropas
de Adam Katz Y Co., en- la Sep
TINA avenida, artisticamente a.
dornadas para la sensational
venta que comenzara ell viernes,
a las 9 de la manana.
En- las mismas Sc ha combi-
nado, acknowledgements, la mas
refinada elegancia con Ell mas
delicado buen gusto.
Sinceramente felicitam& a
los que en- su preparation inter-
yinierOn.
La gaceta., 1932-06-15

Ell Carcelero de Sing Sing ha
,studiado $4,000 casos de hi
JOS de presidiarios y descubier
} que los "retohos' no han
querido seguir la senda de fall
tas Y delitos de sus progenito-
res.
La mayor parte de los j6ve-
mes, pensando en- la desventu-
ra de sus familiares, llevan una
vida honrada y ejemplar.
Prueba ell estudio de Lewis
E. Lawes "que ell hijo de cato
no GAIA ration" 81 Sc lie prepare
para resistir las mal6volas in
~fluencias del crimen.
Los que mas facilmente
La gaceta., 1932-06-15
SOCIALES

corrientes la Agrupacion La Co.
lumna.
Para este festival Sc ha con-
tratado la gran orquesta "Ho-
mer Mercer" Y ell afamado sex
teto Floridano.
Sus organizadores promoter
que en- los terrenos ell pnblicc
disfrutara de nuevos y origina-
les entertainments.
La gaceta., 1932-06-15
SIGUE DETENIDO Ell DIR.
PEDRO HERRERA SOTO
I0NG0

Habana, JUNO l5.-Ei DR..
Herrera S%otolongo, nominente
abogado, sigue detenido baio la
acusaci6n de estar complicado
en- un movimicnto revoluciona-
rio para derribar ell .%gobierno
del presidente Machado.
AsegGrase que en- el complot
de la bomba para asesinar al
presidente Machado.
AsegGrase que en- ell complot
de la bomba para asesinar al
presidente,. es.a complicada
una muchacha americana a
Sc viera en- compania de
Jose Rionda Y Bias ROcafort
Altuzarra. Ri0nda, Perez y Al
tuzarra y I'm tai Perez Chamont
fueron detenidog por lao policia
en- TN lugar cercano a donde Sc
pusiera la bomba, coHo tambien
fueron a$restados ei Or. igna-
clio Gonzalez MendozaSLui Pc
rez Mendoza y Guiiiefmo Perez
ArmenterOS
Tambi6n Sc dctuyo a la Sra.
Mariana de la Tore, la viuda
Hl difunto Ramon Gonzalez
de Mendoza, un prominente a.
bogado y madre del DR.. Ignacio
Gonzalez de Mendoza, uno d.
los hombres al que sc acusa de
La gaceta., 1932-06-15
TRANQUILIDAD EN- TODA
ESPANA

Madrid, JUNO 15.-La tran.
quilidad es completa en- toda
Espana, luego de haber sido ter.
minadas las huelgas en- las ciu.
dades de Galicia y en- otras pro.
vincias.
Ell gobierno ha devuelto a i:
prisi6n de Santa Maria, a Nj
guel Muhoz Baena y Placidt
Martin Granados que de ALI Sc
escaparan, en- companfa de- me
Pablo Rada.
La gaceta., 1932-06-15
Function gratis

Function gratis
Ell pr6ximo jueves, en- Ell tea
tro del Centre Obrero, represen-
tandose la obra bufa "Rosaura"
jQuien es mi padre?, es la ele
gida para eI domingo en- la
function a beneficio de nuestro
amigo Manuel Garcia,
La gaceta., 1932-06-15

V la ~pelicula% hablada en- espa-
mol. "El Hombre Asesino', con
Rosita Moreno, Carlos San Mar
tin, Elena D'Algy y Ricardo
Puga,
La gaceta., 1932-06-15
TEATROS
CASINO

CADINO
Digno de verse ell doble pro-
grama que hoy presenta~ este
teatro, exhibiendose en- ell mis-
mo "LadA with a Past" acon
Constance Benpett y Bp on,
La gaceta., 1932-06-15
RITZ

RITZ
Presenta a la bellisima Joan
Crawford N notable actor
Clark Gable, e4el fino romance
Possessed, y una especial de
la First National, "Penrods and
Sam.
La gaceta., 1932-06-15

Los jefes del partido Repu-
blicano temen alentar a las
"fuerzas secas'' y no Sc atre =
ven a antagonizar a los mo
jados."
La opinion publica demanda
que la enmienda Is sea aboli-
da; pero los politicos dudan y
Sc han subido al "%trampolin."
Hoover ha sido muy criiica-
do por sus vacilaciones y asi 10
sera, por la misma causa, la
convention republican,,
Los liders republicanos pre-
tenden que su elefante tenga
la nariz hdmeda y Ell radio Sc
co.
La gaceta., 1932-06-15
ROYAL

Estrena platinum Blonde,
una interesantisima cinta, ma
gistralmente interpretada por
las bellas Jean Harlow y LOGett
ia Young. a \as cuales secund
con exito ell famoso actor E.
bert William. ~
La gaceta., 1932-06-15

En- la mahana de hoy fgs
trasladado urgentemente a la
cIinica del DIR. Cook, en- Ross
Ave, para ser sometido a una
cperaci6n de APPENDICITIS, ell Sr.
Francisco Briones, competente
caiista de la imprenta donde Sc
edita este periodico.
Hacemos votos por 81 pronto
establishments.
La gaceta., 1932-06-15
ACUSADO DE ASESINAR
81 MADRE

birmingham, Ala, JHio Is.
-Esta cncerrado en- la carcel
de aqui el abogado John r.
Boyle, de 81 amos, a quien Sc
acusa de haber asesinado a su
madre, la Sra. Jesse A. Boyle,
de Sc. miembro de una de las
mas prominentes familias de
Alabam@%
La madrs de Boyle apareci6
apuhaleada Y SD hijo hubo de
dec.a"ar que un hGmbre tratd
de asaltarlos micnfras cogfan
flores en- las montahas de Shade
ccrca de esta ciudad.
Boyle recibi6 heridas que di-
& lie fueron causadas por eScyis
miraI cuando 81 defend'ave
madre; pero las heridG5 n. Sc
peca importancia. N fg
Una prueba de 4&bo.3
fu6 el origen de1atragedia +.
acreditan los funcionarios poll
ciacos mostrandlalos diamantes
y el dinero quSEa anciana lleya-
ba en- su ca+era- N
La gaceta., 1932-06-15
Ell G1FnPO

Nublados y probablesN lluvias
para boy y mahana.
Yxima lmperatA%aye
IS gFados NINA, ~
Marea bag "a las 4:26 a. m.
y 6:19 p. ms darea alta, a las
11:17 a. m.
La gaceta., 1932-06-15

Picnic en- CoIumna Park
Lo anuncia para Ell 26 de los
La gaceta., 1932-06-15

La PLATAFORMA DEMO
CRATGCA REGOMENDARA
LA ABOLICION DE LA
LEY SEGA
Washingtof~unio 15.-Va
rios leaders democraticos es-
tan preparando aqui la "pIa-
taforma" en- j cual Sc inclui-
ra una clad%GTa pidiendov
bolici6n de la ley SEGA.
cHerdo con ell deseo de que Ia
"pIataforma" no contenga mas
de mil palabras, cr6ese que ell
asunto de la prohibition sera
abarcado en- 80 paiabras.
La convention democratica
pedira qtIa ley SEGA sea So
metida a cS&sncionf delos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-05
$1,000 CHEER EX.CROWN PRINCE.
ON STUMP AGAINST HINDENRJJRG
Crowd at Nationalist Rally Joins in Condemnation of
President and of Hitler.

Cacnment OF Nationalist war veterans
sooSe.Step INTO the Sportspalast Arena
CARVING lmperialist flags and marching
10 the tune of "Frederious Rex
Inc chairman of the meeting began
W Ihank the Hohenzollerns for their
presence and the thousands interrupted
nun ny stamping their feet, yelling and
appiauolng until the crown prince and
the princess bowed in acknowledgment.
Inc leaders included not only Presi-
cent Won Hindenburg, but his other
opponent, Adolf Hitler, in their con-
oemnatlon. The steel helmet organiza-
ZION, which Duesterberg represents
valnly Tried to liberate Won Hindenourg,
Duesterberg said. from influences
foreign from his military heart"
MAJ Won Stefani, chairman OF the
meeung, said Hitlerism was foreign
from Nordlc Prussian feeling"
Adolf Hitler's face is Roman. ne
said, all his dogma of infallibflity u
woman. He Is a weakhng."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-05
Baby Still Missing
AS Officers Check
NeW kidnapping Clues

HOPEWELL, N. j., March 5 CP.-
The Lindbergh baby, stolen from its
crib last Tuesday night, was still missing
today and the kidnapers had not yet
broken their ominous silence.
officials of 10 States gathered In
Trenton with a representative of the
Government, assigned by President
Hoover himself, to arrange details of a
concerted campaign to restore the baby
to his famous flying parents.
In Hartford, Conn, Henry (Red)
johnson, a sutton of Betty Cow, the
missing baby's nurse, was held for
questioning.
ExOnerated Miss Cow.
New Jersey State police, who had
examined Miss Cow at length and eX-
onerated her of any connection with
the kidnapping, announced they were
not interested in johnson. They said
he was detained at the request of the
CHIEF OF police at Englewood, N. j., for
reasons unknown to them.
New York City police, however,
searched a rooming house which had
been Johnsons home and where his
brother still lives The brother said
johnson was deeply in love with Miss
Cow. An Englewood landlady said that
Johnson had been in her rooming house
Tuesday night, the night the baby was
stolen, but she couldn't remember if
he'd been in all evening.
An automobile containing three men
and baby for which New England
ponce were searching stopped at
Continued on Page 2. Column 81
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PRESIDENT ENLISTS TO AID
POLICE HUNT FOR KIDNAPERS
Cooperation Offered Jersey Governor and Authorities
of II Big Cities in Mapping Action.

By the Associated Press.
TRENTON, N. j., March 5.-The Ma
tion-wide quest for the Lindbergh baby,
today enlists the coordinate efforts Of
noted police authorities.
President Hoover offered a ready re-
Spouse to the request OF Gov. Moore
that the Federal Government join with
representatives of II Of the nations
largest cities in mapping definite plan
Of action ito apprehend the abductors
and restore the child
A few hours after the Governors tele-
grams were dispatched, many replies
Of acceptance were received. Repre-
sentatives were expected from New
York, Philadelphia, Jersey City, New
ark, Boston, Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago,
Cleveland, st. Louis, Cincinnati and
Pittsburgh.
Among those to attend were ]. Edgar
Hoover, head of the Bureau Of hvesti-
cation of the Department Of Justice;
Police Couznissiono EdwaTd z Mal-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-05
Sailor at Hartford
Held on Strength
OF Ellis DUN Story

(Copyright. 1882. by the Associated Press)
HARTFORD, Conn, March 5-A
sailor friend of Betty Cow, the Lind
bergh baby'S nurse, was being grilled
today to determine what he may know
of the baby'S whereabouts.
The man is Henry (Red) johnson
He was taken into custody last night at
the home of his brother here almost
simultaneously with discovery of two
pieces of mail for the Lindberghs in
the Hartford post Office.
His automobile, answering the deScrip-
ton of the car believed to have beer
used by the kidnapers, was found in
front of the brothers house. In it was
milk bottle.
johnson, who has known Miss Gov
three years, according to his story
denied knowledge of the kidnapping.
Very Important Clue.
Hartford authorities said they were
holding him ION the strength of his
own story" They we're extremely
secretive as to the result of their ques-
tioning. County Detective Edward J.
Observation-Disclosures for his investiga-
Continued on Page 3, Column -
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BY the Associated Press.


There has been no of the stolen baby.
Henry (ed) Johnson Betty
kidnapped baby held Hartford
questioning Authorities declined
interrogation Examination of Johnson
resumed at II o'clock.
Hartford officials following detention of Johnson stated their
belief they had important clue quoted
saying they expect to Crack the
n
Hopewen N police formally that they
teresed in Johnson and had not asked for his arrest
Mrs W. T. Sherman Engewood j. rooming house proprietor
that Johnson spent last Tuesday night at her home but
could not remember whether he there all evening
Post card addressed to "Chas Lnberg
previous received Lndberghs
Baby still safe Get things quiet"
Letter addressed to Mrs Charles Lindbergh Hopewen
also mailed at Hartford 1t forwarded
without being opened
New England police teetype system Hartford
police for apprehension of motor in which
three ~' ~
Naval Air Forces Aid Offered.
All facilities of the United
the ndberghS the baby
Police and
OF the mystery President Hoover the
ing, called for II today ~ ~ '
Latest word from authoritative to the Lndbrg
stated during last night there
This taken to that direct word from
the kidnaperS - ~ ON -No1-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-05
REPUBLICANS CLASH
IN WET AND DRY MOVES
Midwest Organization Formed,
Asking Funds for Repeal Plank.
Women Fight Step.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 5.-TWo sharply
conflicting views on the merits of a
prohibition repeal plank in the Re
publican platform have come from the
Middle West, voiced by the party'S ad-
herents.
The Republican Citizens Committee
Against National Prohibition, a group
headed by Raymond Pitcairn of Phila-
delphia, completed its organization here
yesterday, declared prohibition was
wrong in theory, and asked contributors
to the party's campaign chest to with
hold contributions until a wet plank
has been placed in the platform.
At the same time, the Women's Ma
tional Committee for Education Against
Alcohol sent circulars to Middle West
Republican women urging fight
against any dry repeal plank, warning
it would Completely destroy all chance
Of elscting Republican President in
the Fab"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-05
OHIO BOY FOUND
ASTW0 ARE HELD
House Near Niles Home Place
of Kidnap Victims
Hiding.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, March S.
James Dejute, 11-year-old Niles, Ohio,
boy, who was kidnapped while on his
way to school early Wednesday morn
ing, was recovered this morning in a
house about eight miles from Niles.
Two men, police said they thought
were the kidnapers, were captured by
a posse of six officers.
County Detective w. j. Harrison Of
Mahoning County, Sheriff John Risher
of Trumbull County, in which Niles is
located; Chief Of Police Barney Gillen
of Warren, Trumbull County; Patrol
man Ward Mahan of Niles and Deputy
Sheriffs Lawrence ORourke and Jack
Lundy Of Trumbull County were in the
party, which was organized by Harrison
after he received tip early this morn
ing as 10 the boys whereabouts.
First Reports Changed.
First reports were that the capture
was made near Hubbard, on the Youngs-
town Hubbard road about seven miles
from Youngstown.
Authorities said the boy was re-
covered in a gambling house.
The finding of the boy came when it
was feared he might have been slain.
The Federal Bureau Of Investigation
also had stepped into the investigation.
Father Begs for Tidings.
Since Wednesday morning the boys
father, James Dejute, ST., wealthy con-
tractor, had been begging the kidnapers
to send some word. He had offered
1000 for his sons return.
Mrs. Dejute, hysterical with fear and
anxiety, became sick yesterday as the
kidnapers failed to send any note.
Only today it was revealed Mrs. De-
Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh, whose baby
was stolen from its crib the night be-
fore James was kidnapped.
The abduction occurred while James
was on his way to shoot. Two men,
who first asked him whether he was
the contractors son, seized him and
forced him into their automobile, al
though he struggled with all his boy
lSh strength. He was whisked away
Immediately and there had been no
word concerning his whereabouts until
today.
rdtner HOluS money M0tVe.
Dejute held firm in the theory that
the kidnapping was done to obtain
money, despite the absence of any ran
som note. Authorities, however, worked
on the belief revenge for some fancied
wrong was the motive.
The boy was in good condition and
did not complain of his treatment
while in the hands of the captors,
authorities said
He was found in the alleged gambling
house after authorities had received
tip he was being hidden there. Heavi-
ly armed, the deputies surrounded the
house. The alleged kidnapers, how
ever surrendered peacefully, authorities
said
1t was reported the two men arrested
were taken to the Trumbun County
Jail at Warren.
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Vigorous Assault IS Miles
West of Shanghai Reported
by Commanders of 18th
Route Army.
TOXIC FORCE IN CITY
INCREASED BY 10000
Evidence of Considerable Skirmish-
ing Found in Tour of Kiangwan
and Woosung Area-Peace Dis
cussions May Be Resumed by
Combatants Tomorrow.

A vigorous attack by japanese
forces from Nanziang, Is miles
west of Shanghai, was reported
today by commanders of the Chi
nese 18th Route Army.
approximately 10000 Japanese
troops landed in Shanghai, 5000
debarking at Liuho and 1000 at
'WooSung.
japanese authorities continued
to maintain there was no serious
fighting since the Japanese ad-
vance was halted two days, but
evidence of considerable skirmish-
ing along the northwest sector was
found in a tour of the Kiangwan
and WooSung area.
There were indications that peace
discussions between the Japanese and
Chinese might be resumed tomorrow.
Concern was expressed in Toxic over
the indicated reluctance of the United
States to join in round-table confer
ence at Shanghai, officials declaring the
apparent I United States attitude was
based on misunderstanding
NANzIANG FIGHT REPORTED.