davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-12-01
JAPANESE ARMY in
MANCHUR|A BEGINS
BATTLE ON REBELS
Nipponese Intend to Make Good
on Threat to Wipe Out
Su Ping-Wen
HOSTAGES ARE IN DANGER
Declare Chinese General Stub.
born Despite Agreement
to Negotiate

Changchun, Manchuria, Dec. L.
R-The japanese army set out on
the frozen, snow-covered plains of
northwest Manchuria Thursday to
make good its threat to wipe out
the Chinese rebel forces under Gen.
eral Su Ping-Wen, even though the
lives Of $50 japanese hostages may be
jeopardized.
The objective Of the japanese COM
manders will be the recapture of al
most one-fourth of Manchuria, lying
against the Soviet border, and the an
Inhalation of forces allied with Gen.
eral Su. numbering probably 10000.
The japanese vanguard of cavalry
and infantry rode over the frozen
terrain in motor trucks northward
from Tsitsihar, the famous outpost
city that sheltered the late Chinese
general, Ma Chan Shan, so long in
1891.
The first fighting occurred just be-
fore dawn Wednesday near Fulaerchi,
north of the Chinese Eastern railway,
when the japanese guards surprised
the Chinese force under General
Chan TEN Chu, one Of General Su's
lieutenants.
General Su last fall renowned his
allegiance to the new Manchuriar
state Of Manchukuo, and defied the
japanese amy to come and get him.
The Chinese general captured more
than 300 japanese. He has released
all but $50 through the good offices OF
the Soviet government. Although the
japanese said General Su had agreed
to meet them and negotiate differ
ences, they insisted his stubborn at.
titude" compelled them to take steps
to punish him, even though the action
should endanger the lives Of his jap
anese hostages.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-12-01
Four MinnesOtans
Die in Auto Mishaps

st. Paul, Dec. 1.-(P)-Automobile
accidents, which cost the lives OF
nearly q dozen MinneSotanS last
weekend, caused four deaths in the
last "a hours.
Lawrence D. Stangelson, 3, Duluth
was run down by truck.
In st. Paul, Hugo Wolkenant, Is
was struck by an automobile.
Iris Cahoon, II. Elmore, was killed
when an automobile In which she wa
a passenger overturned.
Sulo Nanninen, "a, Meadow Brook
lost control Of his truck on q corne,
two miles north Of Bear river and wa.
killed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-12-01
SELL PRIZE STEER
FOR $1.2SAP0UND
ON AUCTION BLOCK
North Dakota Exhibitors Win
Further Prizes At Live
stock Exposition

Chicago, Dec. 1.-(R)-For "Texa:
Special" grand champion steer Of
the international livestock exposition
the price Of glory was death on the
auction block Thursday.
Texas Special was crowned king
of cattle Tuesday. Thus his reign
lasted just two days. For In the in
ternational's amphitheater purple
ribbons are death warrants, and the
path all good steers take leads to the
slaughter house.
The steer was sold at SIPS per
pound.
The purchaser was John p. Bowles
representing packing company. The
price represented an advance of five
cents a pound over that brought by
last years grand champion.
It compares with 8 cents a pound
now being paid for prime steers in the
Chicago livestock market.
The owners, G. M. Largent and Sons
of Merkel, Tex, will receive a check
for about 81 500.
The top sum paid for a grand
champion steer at the international
was $8.25 pound. That was given
for Lucky Strike" grade Angus
king of 1929. and Lucky Strike
weighed $50 pounds.
Hotels and restaurants bid against
each other for the honor of serving
the royal meat at holiday dinners
and this year there was some senti-
ment attached to the disposal OF
Texas Specials" carcass.
After the coronation Wednesday Of
the 1882 corn king and princes, the
program continued without any out
standing incidents. Breeding classes
occupied the center stage, but the
judging was not completed.
BY showing the championship
samples of corn, G. E. Troyer of La
Fontaine, Ind, upheld the Hoosiel
state In supremacy in the corn
sweepstakes. He has thrice gained
the throne, as has another Indiana
grower, Peter ]. Lux OF Shelbyville.
Among the grand championship
winners Wednesday night were:
Hampshire event. Haggin Live
stock Co., Anaconda, Mont.
Rambouillet ram - University OF
Wyoming; Reserve, r. e. Strutz &
Sons, Jamestown, N. D.
The Hartley. stock farm of Page
N. D., took second place in the Aber-
deem Angus class, pair Of yearlings.
In the breeding Hampshire sheep
class, r. E. Strutz & Sons of James
town, N. D., were awarded third in
aged ram. They won first and sec
ond places for ram, two years and
over, in the. breeding Rambouillet
sheep class.
In the breeding southdown sheep
class, r. E. Strutz & Sons took third
place In aged rams.
For Oxford eve - The reserve
championship went to r. e. strutz &
Sons.
In the Oxford sheep division. Strutz
entries took second with their year
ling. eve, first with their eve lamb
and third In get Of sire.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-12-01
EMERGENCY BOARD
PROVIDES $4,000
FOR RATE BATTLE
Washington Expert Employed to
Appear Before |. c. c.
At Chicago

The state emergency board has
made $4,000 available to assist the
North Dakota railroad commission ir
the fight against the railroads pro-
posal to increase western trunk line
class rates, which officials contend
will cause an increase of $10O0O,OO(
annually in the states freight bill
Acting on the recommendation OF
the state railroad commission, the
emergency board, composed of Cover
nor George F. Shafer, Secretary OF
State Robe:es Byrne and Commissioner
of Agriculture Joseph A. Kitchen
voted the funds so that Karl Knox
Gartner, Washington, may be employ
ed to participate, in behalf of North
Dakota, at hearing at Chicago Dec
7th.
Fay Harding, recently chosen presi-
dent Of the state commission, and
Commissioner Ben Larkin will be
present at the I. c. c. hearing, and
the day previous will participate in a
preliminary conference of officials Of
state utility commissions.
Other Hearings Important
Other important hearings on grain
and livestock rates are occupying the
state commissions traffic department
and conflicting dates make it impos-
sible for E. M. Hendricks, traffic ex-
pert, and F. P. Aughnay. his assistant
to appear at the Chicago heap
ing, members of the commission said
The emergency funds allowed will
cover the expense of employing Cart
ner at Chicago, but the commission
hopes that the North Dakota Traffic
association, formed to oppose the pro-
posed change In class rates. will raise
sufficient funds to make it possible to
retain the Washington attorney for
the duration of the case. Gartner is
former I. G. c. examiner and is we'll
known as q legal expert on traffic
matters.
The case involves new freight rates
which became effective Dec. 3, 1881.
The case, however, has been reopened
at the request Of the railroads. and
North Dakota interests are opposing
changes proposed by the carriers on
the ground that the Dec. 3, 1881 rates
removed long-eXisting discrimination
against North Dakota in favor of the
Twin Cities and Duluth.
The rate case involves all less-than-
carload rates and many carload rates
between North Dakota, Minnesota,
Continued on page Nine)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-12-01
Hitler Declines to
Meet Won Schleicher

Weimar, Germany, Dec. 1.-(Re
Adolf Hitler, who was to have come
to Berlin to confer with General Kurt
Won Schleicher in an effort to
straighten out the cabinet crisis.
Thursday said he would decline to
negotiate with the general, adhering
instead to his own party's demand
that he be made chancellor.
He denied reports Of disunion with
in the party. asserting his lieutenants
were solid In support Of his policies.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-12-01
MAY POSTPONE FARLEY

Paris, Dec. l.-(PePremier HerTiot
indicated Thursday the five-power
parley for discussion of disarmament,
tentatively scheduled for the end Of
this week at Geneva, may be postpon-
ed pending the settlement of domes-
tic affairs in this country and in Ger
many.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-12-01
A CORRECTION

In Wednesdays final edition of
The Tribune a typographical error
in headline gave the impression
that the contest to select a
Queen" of the local American Le-
gion post had closed. This is not
the case as the contest will not
close until 10 p. M, Saturday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-12-01
DUKE MARRIES AGAIN

London, Dec. l.-(R-The Duke Of
Leinster was married Thursday at
Savoy Chapel to Mrs. Raffaelle Van
Neck Of New York. The duke previ-
ously was married to the former May
Etheridge, . musical comedy actress
They were divorced In 1880.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-12-01
10 MICHIGAN HUNTERS DIE

Detroit, Dec. 1904 survey Of
the Michigan deer hunting season,
which ended Wednesday, disclosed at
least 10 deaths attributable to hunt
ing activities. No record of the num-
Der of less serious casualties in tho
ranks of the hunters was available.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-12-01
COLD WAVE KILLS SEVEN

VO0O VnVG 1A11770 0Gv1SN
Mexico City, Dec. l.-(ReThe cold
wave that has swept central Mexico
for 10 days has taken seven lives In
the Mexico city area. Three persons
died in Pachuca, one In Puebla, and
three in the state Of Mexico.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-12-01
Weather Report

Partly cloudy tonight; unsettled ana
much colder Friday, probably snow
flurries.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
&Or0antlage int
3weitem 6raOe
Gnf SrGngen Oes 3idters sesen Die
bier IMerifancr erbOben.


SonoIuIlt. - Jrau @ranbiIe
6ortesclle, cine Game Ser NeD
gorfer uno 8oibinetoner @eiea-
ihaft, unO Orei Mngeborige Der
amerifaniiden @arine plroen me.
gen oes an Soiepb &abobaipai be.
gongenen 2pndmoroes unter an-
flage geiteIlt. 0ie @roBgeidnoreuen
batten Ieste ISOLDE beriuft, einen
1eeotipen 8eriGt ein3urei6en. sic
baben iid aber oie Sohe reiflider
iiberlegt, nodoem &reisrifter q.
SO. griitp ibnen nnbeeeIegt bate,
iid 5uriid5usieben, penn tie ibre
ueber5euguug niht in @inflang nit
Dem @eIese bringen f0nnten. Or
iogte: y@enn oas @erbreden be-
gnngen tporoer lit, Die S0entitGt oes
8erbreders befannt lit, wenn es
ii6 Inn elm @erbre6en i'm tedni-
iden Gimme oes @eIebes bqnoelt,
un0 penn Damn cine @ran0 SurD
ii6 aus irgeno pel6en @riinoen
Deigert, Inflage 81 erbeben, oann
iteae i6 Die Srage, oh oos nift an
&par6ie qren8t. Sino sic bereit,
Die @erantportung oofiir gu iiber-
nebmen? gorgdnee auBerbolb oes
8eratungs5immers Dor Gufnobme
Oes borliegenoen Sales ~bepeiien,
BOB elmer ooer mebrere bon Sbnen
nit borgefoBten Meinungen unn
perionIiden aniidjten iiber oas @e-
ieB in Die Sibung famen uno bon
Dornberein entidloIien paren, cine
anflageerbebung unmoelid 81 mo-
6en. 9as @eieb, oas in einem ben
@roBgei6morenen unterbreiteten
Sale CUR Antpenoung gelangt, miro
pom Intpalt erfl6rt, Der ben Straf-
antrdg felt. @enn ireenb pelde
3peifeI berri6en, 9ibt Oas @eridt
feline Snitruftionen, Die fir Sic
maBgebeno lino. Sn anoeren 8or-
ten: sic Iino nur Hi9ter iiber Die
@lol1bniiroiefeit Der 3eugen. Nad
Dem @eieB lift iemono nur in Selbit.
berteioigune CUR S0tung beredtigt.
@iemano fam ieoo6 0iefes &edt
fir fi9 in anipruh nebmen, tpenn
er Die l1mitGnoe ourb feline eigenen
ungeieblide Saten berbeieefiibrt bat.
sd for6ere Sic oober auf, &aiien-
borurteile fallen at loiien, iid iiber
perionlide Riifiidten 8u erbeben
uno ii6 nur Die Sraqe au Itelen,
Oh oie &e9ierung tpeiter beiteben
1oq uno pie
Grit onraufbin bobeu iid Die
@roBgeidmprenen 5u elmer Infla-
ge~erbebung megen Moroes i'm 5uei.
ten Sale bequemt. 9ie angeflagten
fonnen gu 90 Biz 5u Iebensldngli-
der 3u9tbausitrafe perurteilt wer-
Ben.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
Na3ifabrer ftebt
inter YOli5eii6nk

9ifeloorf. - Cine itarfe &oli-
seipade umgibt BEN 5ai6iiten-
fiibrer aooIf Sitter, nm ibn Dor &C.
paIttGtigfeiten 81 i6iiben, nndhem
Dor fur5em cine groBe 9emonitra-
tion Ser &ommuniiten Dor Dem
8arf SoteI gegen ibn itattgefunoen
bat. 9ie 9emonitranten idrien:
nNieoer nit Sitlerl SOB Dem Sit
Ierl" 9ie Goliaei bate perihieoene
3uiammenitoBe NIT ben Demon
ftranten, BON oenen mebrere perleBt
tuitroen.
Sitler mot ,nad1 D%iiiieloorf ge-
fommen, Inn Dor ben Siibrern Der
sroBten Snouitrien oes &ei6es gu
fpreden.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
Sn GalbaOOr 1T
bic Gage iebr ernt
Mnfrmbr Ser &Oten lit anseblid
nnter0riift.

San SalDa0or. = Ser iebige
&pmmuniIten- aufrubr, BEL Dem es
idmere @erluIte gegeben bot uno
piele @ebGu0e our6 Bomber GER
It0rt muroen, lit elmer omtli9en @n-
fi:nOigung 5ufolge upouitanOig I'M
teroriift". ginige Hebeaen-8anOen
mer0en bon &egierungstruppen per-
folgt. Smmerbin lit Die Gage ernit.
&riegsre6t berri6t in adt bon ben
IA @ropin5en, uno &riegsi6iffe Der
Ser. Staaten, gnglanOs uno &ana-
0as liegen in BEN Safen ooer lino
oabin auf Der 6abrt.
@rGiioert @arimiliano Martine5
bat einen aufruf CUR unterItiibung
Der &egierung erlaiien. 9ie Sample,
Die itattgefunoen, iouen ni6t LANCE
geoauert, aber i9pere 8erlulte ge-
bra6t baben.
@o6 anii6t Ser &egierung baben
Die &%nmmuniIten uno anoere lln5u-
frieoene bic beordngte 8irtI6afts.
loge ~ausgeniiBt. Sen @nfiibrern fam
ser ltmItanD 5ugute, oaB bic &egie-
rung BON ben &ereinigten Staaten
uno oen &epublifen Wittelamerifas
nidt anerfannt lit, neil tie mittels
@erpalt CUR Ma9t gelangt 1T.
Colon. Yonama &anal Bone. -
Sci Dem 4ufrubr in 5lapaoor
iin0 SunOerte, bieGei9t SauienOe
getotet poroen, mie aus prioaten
MelOungen beroorgebt.
Sn Guatemala bort man, oaB in
elmer S6la9t Dor Der Staot Saba
Dor 1000 gefaaen iino. Sci ibrem
Mari6 our9 Die Staote Oes Snnern
enttpidelten Die Soften cine S6ref-
fensberri6aft, inoem iie 8eainte
uno a~ngeiebene 8iirger riifii6tslos
umbraGten.
@iner 0teloung 5ufolge mari6ie-
rem sic Soften auf Die Sauptftaot gu
un0 woQen iest augreifen. 9ie
&egierung but Die 8iirger befpaff-
net uno ibnen anbefoblen, &ommu-
niIten obne weiteres nieOer5uidieBen.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05

Die @n:oouSbcute Gntorios
bat einer Mdonna aus Sttaiuo 5u-
folQe uori3ea Sabr S43,O0O.O00 be-
traBen.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
Die SeifBnng Oer
StaOt Gbamgbat
Sapnns Ginriifen iOa jett unmittel'
bar bepOrltcben.

DHA ONUUA NNVtHF
2on0on. - @iner fiir5li6en Qe-
peide aus Sbangbdi 5ufolge iinO
1000 omerifaniide. Mariueiolooten
in Der internatiouaIen 3ieoerlaiiung
poitiert norOen. Man ertportet,
oaB sic Sapaner iest itrotegiide
@unfte in ser GbineienitoOt beieben
merOen. 9om miirOen 6liidtlinge
in Die internationale gtieoerlaiiung
ltromen.
&ofio, Sapan. - 0rei8ebn mei-
tere iapaniide &riessiNiffe iinO
fiir5Ii9 pom Miarineamt angerpieien
moroen, BON Dem &riegsbaien Gu
iebo ioiort nah Sdnn9bai 81 fab-
rem. 8ieier neue 9efebI ptroe, uie
es beiBt, megen Ser lih ItGnOig Oere
i~dlimmernOen Gage in S9angbai
erteiIt.
@If iaponiide &riegsidiffe Iiegen
bereits gegeniiber 5dongboi ouf
Dem 8bongpoo : 6IuB unO marten
oos @rgebniS Der iaponiiden 6or.
oerung alb, oaB sic dineiiiden 8e-
b0rOen Die iapanfeinOliden @eiea-
I6aften unteroriiden ioaen, Die an
geb!i6 oen 8opfott iopanii9er @a-
rem Snterltiiben.
9as iopaniide &obinett erflGrte,
sob, mern oieier 6or6erung ni6t
balO entipro6en piir0e uno Die See
iesung Sdongbais n0tig peroen
loate, ais critics Die 3entren Der
iapanfeinOli6en @eieaidlaften, oie
in ser internotionolen Nieoerlaiiung
gelegen iino, iibernommen tperoen
piiroen. 9ies ioue aber crit nod
8eipredung nit Ben Gertretern Der
iibrigen MGdte geideben. Sie ia
panfeinoIide 8ene9ung, Die in leb.
ter 3eit an Sefti9feit 8ugenommen
babe, biloe cine itdnoige 8eOrobung
oeS iaponiiden 2ebens un0 @igen-
tumS.
0ie ariegsidiffe peroen am 9on-
nerstog in Shangbai eintreffen; tie
baben etpa 700 bis 900 Mann
2anOungstruppen an 8orO.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
8ergleute nmgefOmmen

2onoon. W. 3ebn 8ergleute fino
in elmer Grploiion in Der Slpmpia-
CRUDE i'm &bon0a-Sale, 8ales,
INNS 2eben %gefommen.
@enigitens feds anoere 8ergleute
befinoen iid in Der brennenoen
Mine, uno ber5peifelte anftrengun-
gen tperoen gemaft, UNI Die einge-
i9lofienen M6nner gu retten.
Cine @n5abI bon 8ereleuten fino
erbebli9 perIebt iporoen. @as Die
&ataitropbe beranlaBt bat, lit nod
unbefannt.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
Gin Mnfrnbr tit
britii6em 3m6tbans
9anert stpDIf stnnOen, bis &lbe
tpie6er berseitellt lit.

Sn1tert 5tuDlf St1t1Den, DTS JlADe
tuieOer bergeitelt lit.
9artmoor, Oebon, england. -
9os Oartmoor @efdngnis, in mel
dem oie i9nerlten 8erbreder beg
2anoes eingeterfert iin0, lag neuli3
teilweife in Sriimmern. 3w0lf
Stunoen lang bate elm Aufrubr Der
@efangenen geoaitert, big oerielbe
BON I9mer bemaffneten 8oli5ilten
aus 8lpmoltE un0 arOeren Naf-
barItGoten nnteroriift mar. Set
8o9en bate unter ben 3uAtbans.
lern l1nralt geberri9t. 9ie nnmit-
telbare l1riade aber mar, Dab Sonn-
tag gum Sriibitiid Borri6ge obne
3uder perabrei6t mnroe. 0aA Dem
5riibItud muroen Die @efangenen
in oen Sof gebra6t, uno Der Anf-
rubr begann. Sic @efangenen
fdleuoerten Steine auf bic @drter,
io0aB oieie flieben muBten. sic biel-
ten aber oie duBere Wauer uno per-
binoerten oas gntlpeiden Der Sc.
f%angenen. sSsn ben @ebduoen beia-
BEN oieie pole &ontroae uno benuB-
ten oie 3eit, einige in 8ranO 81
Iteden. oils Yoli5ei CUR Silfe ein-
trat trieb iie Die Mufriibrer in Die
3elen 5uriif.
85 Yerionen, oarunter einige
@6rter, muroen oertDunoet. Sod
iin6 n1lr 90 i6per oerleBt.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
Eusland.
3tgarat i6Wingt ii6
Da3n anf, bic TermOits
@G6te 3n Warnen

Gbinas Iertretcr IdilSert bic gin.
griffe Snpans anf dinciiides
@ebiet ais nngeredtfertist - So.
pans %crtreter DerteiOigt &Orgc.
hen ieines Sanoes.
@enf, Sdpei5.- elmer gebei-
men Situng oes S0lferligorats, an
Der sic 8ertreter bon Sapon uno
China nidt teilnabmer, puroe be-
f6loIien, Die bei0en Notioneu gu
mornen, DAB Die Sititotion in
Sbongbai e%ruitbofe 6ol9en baben
fonnte, uno Dab beioe Harteien oo-
Der Iofort Sdritte unternebmen iou-
ten, UNI oerielben a~b5ubelfen.
8orber mar Or. SO. 8. Gen, Der
nere 6ineliide gotidafter Bel Den
Ser, Staten uno 8ertreter ieines
2an0es beim G0lferbuno, in Der
SiBung eridienen urto bate iofor.
tige S9ritte perIongt, Inn ben 1io-
poniiden gn9riffen auf dineiiides
@ebiet" elm gnOe 5n MAIDEN.
rSapan oringt iebt IN Die 8ro-
bling SeboI elm uno beorobt Die
Stdote inn @oroen, Centrum uno
ielbIt i'm Siioen G6inas, wie Die
8eiebung Ser StG0te Soodotp
1llo Sbangboi 8eigt,~ iaete Or.
Gen. 0ieie Stdote liegen melt bon
Ser @ren5e Ser Wanoidurei emit
fernt.
n9ie @eIdi9te Iiefert penie 8ei-
ipieIe fir cine oerartig 5pniiGe Ser
oltsforoerung Der &ertrdasperpflid-
tltnger, oes gegebenen @ortes uno
Der Meinuno Der 8eIt.
n9ie Sit1ation nGbert iid i6nen
Dem @unfte, an tpeIdem gebrodene
8erfpredjen uno meitidmeifenoe
@nti6uI0igungen oufboren, irgeno
cine Sugeno gu beiiben", iogte er,
ruro etpos mebr aIs 0oeriobnlide
Sunftionen" muB iebt bon Dem
80lferbuno unternommen peroen."
Ser @infon in Die WanOidu-
rei", iagte er, Omar elm iorgfGltig
gepIantes uno riifiidtslos ousge-
fiibrtes @rogramm zines ungeredt-
fertigten Mneriffes elmer Station
gegen Sic onoere, nit pel6er iie in
Srieoen lebte."
9ie beioen &eIolutionen oes 80l-
ferbunoes, melde belize auf geripre-
den bnIierten, muroen gebroden, Die
er onfiibrte, uno onitott oes 3uriif-
Siebens Der Srf1ppen in getpiiieu
3miihenrGumen, riidte oas iopani-
f6e Wiilitdr peiter Dor Bis, na6 ben
@orten oes omerifoniihen Stats
fefretGrs, Die leBte nod iibriegeblie-
bene neutrality-suspicious. Der &e-
gierung Ser dineiiiden &epublif
fiiolid Der Manoidurei 5erit0rt
muroe.
@bin9om uno Dos @ebiet i'm Sit
ben, eini6lieblid S%banbaifpan, GIN
gen ben 8eg Mufoens, SIitiibors
uno anoerer manoiduriider STAB
te, pie Or. gen erlduterte.
Naotafe Sato, tpel6er Der Nad-
foIger oes &nefi6i goibi5auo alS
@auptpertreter Sapans lit, ontmor-
tete, bob Dos militdriide gorriiden
in Ser Manbidurei ourd Die feino-
ieIige 8etdtieung Der ganoiten uno
Der 6ineiiiden Srregularen beOingt
puroe. 9ie Saponer 6eiebten Chin
dom, pie er anfiibrte, INN bort nod
Dem Mbriifen Der Gbineien Die Orb
hung aufredt 81 erbalten. Die ST.
tiiation in Sbongbai ift cine fritz.
ihe", tpie er iogte, uiebod paren
es ni6t Die Sapaner, melfe Dies
beraufbeihnoren."
Sir eric 9rummcnG, General
fefretGr oes g~0lferbunoes felt oei-
len @riinoune, unterbreitete Dem
2igorat iein &iiftrittsgeiud. Ser
&at bebielt ii9 Die @ntideiouna
oariiber Dor, uno man erportet. Dab
Cir eric poroerbano ouf feinem
Soften nerbleiben miro, peniaitens
Bis na6 SdIuB Ser abriiItungsfon-
ferena. Bic i'm nGChTfen Mnnnt be.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
Angrtft amf amerit.
6eianOten beftraft

ao0is a6uba, 4bpiiinien. -
0rei 8oli3iiten puroen bier fpegen
ibrer gqteiligung an angriff auf
Sen amerifanii@en @eian6ten @ooi-
ion 6. Soutbaro gu lie elm Sabr Sc
f6ngnis unb ifperer @elobuBe Der-
urteilt. Ser @eianote bate nod Dem
3miidenfoa mitseteilt, oaB oas BON
ieinem Gbauffeur gelenfte automo-
BIZ cine eingeborene 6rau leidt per-
Iebte. Gin gerfebrspoli5iit 500 Den
Chauffeur alts Dem automobil uno
perpriigelte i'm, uno als iid Der Sc
Ianote einmiid.e, erbielt au6 er
S1ld9e.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
9as Soais in @afefielo, Sir

ginien, no @aibington geboren muir
De. lit 10 eingeridtet, wie es 8ur
3eit Ser @eburt ausgeieben baben
muB, uno fam ieBt bon ieoermann
beli1tigt peroen, wie aus Baib.
ington gemelbet miro.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05

Der Sanger gbaIiapin miro
elmer Welouns aus Wosfau aufolge
aus Amerifa beimfebren uno in
&uBlan0 tdtig weroen.
SpieIb6aen uno @etten aiif
Nferoerennen peroen elmer Meloung
aus Miami 5ufolge in 0aoe GOuntp
ltrenge utlter0riiH.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05

- Die britiiden 8ebSroen buben
elmer Meloung aus Boona 5ufolge
Dem Mabatmo @anobi erlarbt, Be-
fuder 81 empfanGen.
Evening star., 1932-07-07
WOMAN SWIM MERS
SET 3 U. S. RECORDS
Misses Holm, McSheehy, Govednik
and Madison Figure in Stirring
Feats at Carnival.

DYE. N. Y, July Three Amer
IN lean records were shattered by
candidates for the women's Olympic
swimming team at a water carnival
conducted by the Womens Swimming
Association of New York in the So
yard pool at Playland last night.
Anne Govednik, 15-year-old school
girl Of Chisholm, MINI, was the first
to score. She won scratch 50-yard
breast stroke race in 0:37 to cut the
listed mark of 0:37 is, held by Agnes
Geraghty since August, 1925.
In a 300-meter back-stroke handi-
cap, both contestants, Eleanor Holm
and Joan McSheehy of the Women's s.
A, slashed the bracketed mark of
4:49 2-5, set by the former in March,
1928. Miss McSheehy. allowed five Sec
onds, won the even in 4:41 1-5. Miss
Holm, starting from scratch and timed
separately, covered the course in
4:37 is to create new record.
Helene Madison Of the Washington
A. c., Seattle, accounted for the 60
yard free-style mark in a sanctioned
trial against the watch. She achieved
0:33 AS, as against Ethel Lackie's old
standard of 0:34 2-5, hung up in Au-
gust, 1926.
Evening star., 1932-07-07
NAVY VIEWS TENNIS
AS GREAT EXERCISE
Builds New Courts for Varsity So
Others May Play-New Plebe
Class to Be Busy.

A NNAPOLIS, Nd, July T-ofncialS
n of the Navy Athletic Association
recommended tennis as a means
Of physical education for the midship-
men.
In order that the regiment can use
the 20 courts in front OF Bancroft Hall,
six new all-westher courts have been
built for the varsity team near the
foot ball stadium. The new courts will
permit varsity racket engs gements to
be played almost Immediately after
rain has ceased.
In addition there are SIX courts set
aside for the use Of ofncers and their
families.
THE new plebe class has been divided
l. into four companies and a full
athletic program Is planned for
the Summer.
The plebe companies will meet IN
base ball beginning July Is with
double-header. Boxing will begin on
wednesday, July 20. and will be con-
tinued on July 81 and August 3.
Lacrosse will be played starting July
23 and continuing at periods until Au-
gust 8. Swimming viii begin July 20
and water polo July 30. Wrestling,
basket ball and gym will be held in
August as well as the beginning Of foot
ball practice.
On July 80 all the plebes will COM
pete in four-cornered track meet,
while August 6 a quadrangular crew
race will be held.