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Evening star., 1934-12-06
INCREASED POWER
WOULD AID WRC
N. B. C. Plans to Build New
Transmitter in Outlying
Section of City.
NT1c1PATED approval bv the

NT1CIPATED approval by the
n Federal Communications Com
II mission of N. B. C.'s applica-
I \ ton for authority to increase
the signal strength of WRC
and relocate its transmitter will nave
the dual effect of giving Washington
another station in the high powered
group and removing the interference
which prevails in the immediate
neighborhood Of the transmitter at
Fourteenth street and Park road.
N. B. C. is seeking for WRC 5000
watts in the daylight hours and 1000
watts at night. The station now is
authorized to use 1000 watts during
the day and 500 at night
Location of the new transmitter
has not been determined, but it is
believed a site will be selected in the
outlying section of the District,
where broadcast signals will cause the
least interference with receivers in
the vicinity of the antenna.
The application actually was filed
November 81, but neither N. B. c. nor
the Communications Commission let
out as much as whisper about it
until late yesterday.
While the commission has taken no
action, it is believed the application
will be approved, since it already has
established a precedent by granting
increased power in recent weeks to
WTMJ in Milwaukee and KSD in
St Louis.
Relocation of the trans1nitter and
increased power will necesSitate in
stallation of new broadcaSting equip
ment, which undoubtedly will contain
all of the latest innovations.
X X
NJ B. c. has changed its mind
l - about broadcasting Saturdays
game between Louisiana State
and Tennessee. deciding to let the
foot ball climax of the Fall season
stand with last weeks Army-Navy
contest. The change of mind, how
ever, doesn't affect the proposed
broadcast description of the annual
Rose Bowl game on New Year day.
Evening star., 1934-12-06

Walter Huston, stage and screen
star in w. w. Jacobs one-act play,
"The Monkeys Paw" and Guy Rob-
ertson and Marie Burke in scene
from THE Great Waltz" will provide
the dramatic highlights for Rudy
Vallee's Variety Hour on WRC at ..
Milton Berle, stage comedian, and
Harry Costello, in his characteriza-
ton of "Pop-eye the Sailor" will
complete the list of guest performers.
Yvonne Gall, soprano from the
Paris Opera, will conclude her present
radio series on the Whiteman Music
Hall, WRC feature, at TO- She
will sing three French numbers and
the Jewel Song" from Faust"
Inside facts about the countrys
milk industry will be revealed by
Thomas M. McInnerney, president ,of
Evening star., 1934-12-06
BLUE EAGLE WITHDRAWN
FROM F STREET STORE
J. F. Adams Co., jewelers., Ac-
cused of Violating Wage and
Hour Clauses in Code.

The right to display the Blue Eagle
was taken from the J. F. Adams Co,
jewelers., 804 F street. in an order is
sued yesterday by Raymond j. Walter,
N. r. A. compliance director for the
District.
Walter charged the company had
violated the minimum wage and maxi
mum hour provisions of the Retail
Jewelry Trade Code. The action was
taken after Walter declared he had
been unable to settle the case and had
referred it to the National Compliance
Council. The council ordered the
withdrawal of the Blue Eagle.
Evening star., 1934-12-06
WITH the Fox Theater currently

WITH the Fox Theater currently
w featuring galaxy of prominent
radio personalities on the stage,
the Palace announces that Joe Penner
and Lanny Ross will appear there for
a week beginning Friday in new
film of college life. called college
Rhythm" Radio celebrities at the
Fox include Ferde Grofe and his
orchestra, Betty Barthelle and the
Funnyboners.
TOLUMBIA has arranged to re-
~ broadcast in this country Christ
mas morning a special message
from King George of England. The
message will come near the close of
Christmas program originating in
Sandringham Castle, near London.
which Columbia has scheduled from
855 to 1910 am.
Evening star., 1934-12-06
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

BE SECRETARY and earn more money
Private Secretarial and Finishing courses
for those desiring the better-pald positions.
Calculating Machines, etc. Courses 2-l0
months Inquire BOYD BUSINESS UNI
VERSTTY. 1893 F st. National 1898.
A NATIONAL ORGANIZATION will select
ambitious men now employed to start i'm
mediate Training to install and repair all
makes of ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS and
AIR-CONDITIONING UNITS. No expert
ence necessary but must be mechanically
inclined and willing to devote some spare
time in training Write. giving age and
present employment. phone number. for
Star nitro
Evening star., 1934-12-06
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

the National Dairy Products Corp,
during the Forum Of Liberty on
WJSV at $50.
And Life Goes On" will be pre-
sented by the Northern Dramatic Co.
over VOL at 6:45. The cast will
Evening star., 1934-12-06

include Ruth Perrit, Paul Alexander
and Charles c. Gilman.
The Pickens Sisters will be the
guest artists on Capt. Henry's Show
Boat on WRC at g. Harry Breuer,
xylophonist, also will be featured.
Evening star., 1934-12-06
HELP-WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced finger
and permanent waver. Room 1886. 1920
st. NV.
BEAUTY PARLoR OPERATOR wanted in
State age experience and salary expected
Address Box 43l-R. Star office. 6'
BEAUTY OPERATOR all-around worker.
4th floor. 1917 F st. NV.
BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATOR expert
enced. with following. Cali Lincoln 0343
between and 10 am.
DANCING TEACHER. tap and social. AD-
ply Chevy Chase School for Music and
Dance 550G Conn. ave NV. Friday. 10
to 1870 m Phone Emerson 1919.
HOSIERY REPAIR OPERATOR-Experi-
preferred j. C. Murphy Co. and i6c
Store. G st. entrance. Hosiery Repair Dept.
LADIES. with sales experience, to sell one
Washington: all appointments made for
Slo day. Apply $40 Homer Bldg from
10 to D.
class beauty shop wanted State quail
Box @61-K. star ONCE.
PASTRY AND SALAD GIRL: must be ex-
perienced State age. qualifications and
salary expected. Address Box 4s7-R Star
Office
SALESGIRL for confectionery store for 4
hours daily salary. S6.75 experience re-
qulred. Address Box 500-R. Star Office.
SALEsLAD1Es experienced. Apply Sample
Dress Shop 710 9TH st NV
Sal sALEsLADlEs :,do 5 cSiored salary and
1905 Eve st. NV. Room go.
SHOE SALESWOMEN must be expert
enced. Shoe dept the Goldenberg Co.
9TH and K SIS. NV
STENOGRAPHER : Must be experienced;
steady position. Phil Bobys Co, 725 eth
STENOGRAPHER. with general Office exp
fgIl time. SI4. later State age. full quail
iflcations, phone number first letter. Ad-
dress Box SIS. Star Office.
WAITRESS white age 90 TO "a years
single; no Sunday or night work. Address
Box 49I-R, Star Office
MATTRESSES. experienced. for A W. Berk-
man Restaurant. 4h5 eth 81. s.w.
WOMEN white. more. 1875 willing to
Work = hrs daily for our sales dept: Sl2
straight salary and large commission semi
monthly average weekly earnings SIS to
sde no exp. required Apply local store.
office s26. 1911 K 81. NV after 10
m. ask for Mr.. Canton.
YOUNG LADIES. ., who can sing and
dance 10 complete a song-snd- dance act.
Apply al once. MI Morarre. 212l l4th
s. " Phone Adams 425@
W A y I Z d - Experienced
markers and assorters, white.
Apply Elite Laundry Co, 2l17
l4th St. NV.
Evening star., 1934-12-06
HELP-MEN.

CLOTHING SALESMAN-Only thoroughly
experienced young man. accustomed TO
serving the best trade, Will be considered
Prefer one with local following. Apply
after g. Mr.. Fred Pelzman. the Fashion
Shop. 18th and F.
CREPE-PAPER WINDOW TRIMMER: must
be thoroughly experienced and have car.
Apply 9l4 llth st. NV.
ELECTRICIANS be able TO furnish
bond a good jobh.ng man and trouble
shooter no tri1ers. Apply 124 Auburn
ave. Bethesda. Nd. Apply after pm.
No phone calls.
in. Call West $40 after $50 pm.
LAUNDRY SOLICITORS. experienced. Ap-
ply 1921 9TH st. n W.
MAN with ton dunn truck. haul coal;
p6y Teapre sare doe ghope number
MEAT CUTTER WANTED. first class: rea-
sonaple salary. steady Job. Apply at once.
9Ol F 81. Sw.
MEAT CUTTER. experienced for perma-
F9od Roe saiaT sSa sae ecg eXpe
honesty ana ability. 1929 l7th st. NV
MEN to train for steady outside al-year;
round work; prefer men VINO are neat and
steady. Apply l34l H st. ne. TO
only.
pable. sober industrious. a business build
er. Give experience. references. also sal
AIRY expected. Address Box :-55-K. Star
ROUTEMAN- N-SALESMAN have
work hard hours day on an estab-
lished route Salary and commission basis.
II you have confidence in yourself and can
sell household service. write US your ex-
perience State ase past emp!oyeE.s rs ranras aver
ADDRESS Box 4O6-R. Star office.
SALESMAN for dairy products route SELL
ing from, truck: fine opportunity. Only eX-
perienced apply. Address Box 6-S. Star
SAL ESMAN = National organization re-
qulres man familiar with Duplicating ma
chimes and, systems: position. permanent:
36o-K Star offce
has opening for several experienced men;
good COMMISSION plus bonus. Apply $50
to 10 a NJ. 2O4 Barrister Bldg. 6'
sALESMEN-If you are satisfied with
POI &C profit on 35c retail household neces-
sity, Bordman Room 4ol. Cairo Hotel
SALESMEN- Oldest ablished firm desires
25 and -. to follow up qualified leads
For appointment. phone National 723o.
SHOE statesmen experienced. Apply the
Shoe Mart 126 eth St NV.
SHOE sALEsMEN: must be experienced
Shoe dept the Goldenberg Co. 9TH and
SOLICITORS. .. for home dressed poultry
and country sausage meat. Apply 33lo
NV. after q D m
TIMERS AND ROOFERS. with tools. Ap-
ply 1906 G. St NV. Room 5l9.
YOUNG MAN for posting. general clerical
and collection work: knowledge OF stenog-
raphy will be helpful. Salary. $50 per
month Give full and complete lnforma-
tion regarding your past business expert
ence, If any. education. age. etc. Address
Box 46s-R, Star office.
YOUNG MAN. experienced. for general
grocery work. Apply 527 sth st SW-
YOUNG; MEN, over 20 years OF age, 10
xork IN order depart See Stlttle. > TO q
pm. Wed. ana Thurs. Room 4O9' 1919
ST. NV.
YOUNG OR MIDDLE-AGED MAN in auc-
tlon business to handle, arrange and as
play furniture and merchandise TO ce
sold. must be strong. careful ana po4lte
Address in own handwriting. stating eX-
perience and references. Address Box
4si-R Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1934-12-06
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

ADVERTISING ALESMEN-Good oppor-
tunity. with advancement. for exp, hard
workers: commission and bonus basis, leads
furnished. Suite 40S. 1919 ST. NV.
MUSIC AND DANCE TEACHER one eve
Office
Evening star., 1934-12-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

COLLEGE GIRL %, Protestant. expert in
French and English: Paris. Col. Univ.
tutoring or soverness: references. Miss ST.
evenings.
DRESSMAKER. specializing in distinctive
S!enderlZlng models; reasonable rates.
Phone Potomac 2441.
GIRL. colored. of foreign origin, inteIli-
gent. wants lob with writer or artist: ca
paoe. North l0l12 from > to s :.
HOUSEKEEPER. capable white desires po-
S,t!on. small refined family: no heavy laun-
dry; private home. excellent references
Phone Wisconsin 432lW. -
LADY wants work caring for children or
companion. exchange for room. board S35
month. Address Box 493-R. Star office.
MANAGER. apt. or boarding house expert
enced. efficient. capable Of filling vacancies
excellent reference. Address Box 4l6-R.
Star office.
NURSE. practical especially fond Of aeed
people: also exp. baby nurse. refined, de-
PRACTICAL NURSE will care for invalids
and do light housekeeping: stay nIghtS.
Phone Decatur 0665-R.
PRACTICAL NURSE. care of convalescents
and semi-invalids assist with home duties;
city references. Phone District 1887.
WIDOW. unencumbered. capable. executive
ability position part-tlme work for room
and board; refined family References.
Address Box BAR. Star office.
Evening star., 1934-12-06

NJ lDDLL-1lOLD W 1~-''
Need several having neat appearance;
Pleasant work with future. Gooo pay oI0
RADIO SERVICE MEN.
Must be experienced: with or without l1n
cars: permanent position and gooo saLaIy'
Apply to MIR Layton. 20l3 81. NV
GPOrse'S Radio Co.
Evening star., 1934-12-06
WANTED-SALESMEN.

MAN WANTED for Rawleieh Route Of 500
families Good profits for hustlers. Write
today. Rawleigh. Dept. DCL-2-SAI. Ches-
ter. Pa.
Evening star., 1934-12-06
Perfect Pair-and Perfect Appetites

Judging by the slice of beef
that Leland MonaSmith of
Lane, S. Dak., is about to carUe,
there's nothing 1Urong NTH his
appetite or that of his fair
companion, Doris Louise Paul
OF Wilton Junction, IoWa. There
shouldn't be, either, for they
pere judged the healthiest in
the United States during the
liDe stock ShoD in CHICAGO.
Associated Press Photo.
Evening star., 1934-12-06
MOTOR TRAVEL.

COUPLE. WITH AUBURN SEDAN. WILL
give Transportation TO Florida In exchange
for driving; Jan. !, about 3 months: must
be reliable ana GOOD driver. Address Box
Abr. Star Office
Evening star., 1934-12-06
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES,
nnNESTIC

CALL DOMESTIC. Dec 24I9. 1925 9th st.
for help. chauffeurs. cooks. g.h.w.. maids.
mattresses. hotel or private
THE RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 5561. 1902
11th. furnishes cooks. chambermaids. gen.
eral workers. days workers. house men.
mattresses.
Evening star., 1934-12-06
sITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE with child white reliable desire
work for board and room with small salary;
anything considered. Clarendon ls27-W-2.
ALL Cherrydale ave. Clarendon. Va.
Evening star., 1934-12-06
ATTENTION. EXPERIENCED LIFE
INSURANCE MEM

What are your plans for 1888? Are you
have an attractive proposition for three
more experienced men. who desire to con-
meet with a progressive old line company
Can furnish policy-holder leads TO reSpon-
sihIe man We have attractive financing
arrangement Write every type policy on
either participating or non-partlelpatlina iae
annnitirs This is a real connection Tor
deserving underwater and our commission
contract is shove average and olrect WIN
home office. All replies conhoentlal. 1Ne
interview. Address Box 4S1-R. Star once
Evening star., 1934-12-06
SITUATIONS-MEN.

ACCOUNTANT -BOOKKEEPER mfg cred
Its. collections. exp. Office manager Al
correspondent varied experience, nominal
salary address Box i75-R. Star Office -
BOOKKEEPER- AUDITOR. thoroughly exp,
part or full time. capable taking full charge
office, Address Box 431-R. Star Office
CHAUFFEUR. colored. Is years expert
ence. good reference Phone North 0ags
1877 Co-coran st. NV.
CHEF-STEWARD. white. in or out Of city
hotel, club; reference. Address Box 4S6-R,
Star Office. S.
COOK all-round. wants Job Phone Poto-
mac 5551. Arthur Hester.
ENGINEER. 30 years experience s years
laundry experience. Phone Metropolitan
MAN wants lob to drive truck. porter
house man or wash dishes: references.
Decatur 6095-W. 1917 sth ST. NV
NAN. neat colored reliable. age 25. wishes
13n ll as cantor, porter. chauffeur or helper.
MAN, good. all-round. wants steady work
as painter auto or marine mechanic; Navy
trained. Call North 3194-W.
MAN. active, willing middle-aged white
porter. HANDY man. dishwasher. generally
useful. anything. Address Box 414-R, Star
YOUNG MAN is helping widowed mother.
must have work; experience on graphotype
addressosraph mimeograph and type
SEifer: sddsd:s but WI VII i take any kind of work
YOUNG NAN white, age 81. Just of farm.
N c. hIgh-school education. neat appear
ance: inexperienced willing to learn Ref
erenceS and information. call Mr.. Lane.
west %.nl, IN; TO II Friday and Sat-
urday; Thursday. . pm. to o pm
YOUNG MAN 25. wants work of any kind
far education: good references. Address
BOX 461-R Star Office
Evening star., 1934-12-06
Statesmen
MJDDLE-AGED MEN,.

pood income assured: We show you
M, 20 nroduce. hest season now at hano
See MIR. Unrue. 1901 14th st. NV. between
IA q
Evening star., 1934-12-06
JTrr,sua1 OoDOrtunitv

A few neat men experienced meeting
public will receive steady work WITHIN ~
days PAY weekly. Car helpfuI: SJaIe SJI
phone. Appts. only. Address BOX
Evening star., 1934-12-06
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
SALE-MISCELLANEouS.

SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
ACC0RDIoN-Used 4s bass instrument.
IN splendid condition: complete with case;
S75; easy terms. Kits. 1880 G st.
with resonator; brand-new: only So so.
case included. kits, 1880 G st.
BATHTUBS. brick. beams lintels. steel
sash. fre escape. large steam boiler. pipe.
sash sash and doors and lumber. 81 st. s.w.
BED ROOM SUITE. maple Colonial repro
duction: bed. chest of drawers. dresser and
mirror; closing out. S39.5O. Ideal Bedding
BEDS. twin. double: dining room suite,
radio occ. chairs. desk walnut dinette
studio couch: cheap. 1909 Georgia ave.
BICYCLES-Rollfast ana otner hieh-srade
Co. 424 9th NV.
BICYCLES boys and girls; also Sidewalk
bike with coaster brake. and wagon. 2461
18th st. (near Columbia rdO.
9ea, c5s1 ,Es. ooSp sS Flyers Eth -i5
bicycles. SO up. d. Gilbert. 1906 st. ne.
BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLES, all sizes;
supplies. repairing: ping-pong tables and
BRICK AND BUILDING MATERIAL from
ss nsfa asaS ". s. as sUs
want when you want It.
conditioned, nails pulled and arranged &C.
cording to size (2x4. 2x6. 2xs. 2xlO. 2xl2.
In all lengths); sheathing flooring win.
dows. doors. sash. brick, pipe bathtubs,
radiators. plumbing and heating material:
In excellent condition and always at barr
we quote delivered or undeivered. Phone
orders Atlantic 1400.
HEcHINGER co. Used Material Dept.
18th & Sts. NE. 9th & C Sts 8 ".
1928 Ga. Ave. NV 1908 Nichols Ave. Sc
BUILDING MATERIALS WRECKING SALE
Now wrecking one of the last of the
largest wartime frame buildings. covering
more more than two city blocks on 9Th St. s.w:.
lust south Of Penna. ave. Tremendous
quantities. all at special sale prices Come
early and get these choice bargains!
Thousands of feet excellent sheathine.
1s4c; hundreds OF frame house windows
complete with frame. trim and hardware.
50 so: glass doors. with lock and hinges
S2.25; good as new Exc and 2x12 framing
124c: flooring. 1K4c.
Also at special low prices pipe. all sizes;
door lambs. slate roll roofing etc. etc
Statesmen at building. Come direct to
Job ONCE Just south OF Penna ave,
9Th ST AT MAINE AVE S.W.
CONTINUED on Next Psse.I
Evening star., 1934-12-06
NEW MARKET.

An unusual opportunity in a practicany
untouched market for good salesIndId' an
prosnects and free training course suppleo.
c. H. Mertz l3oS New York ave, atm
floor. Friday. between 8 and lO:3u d III:
Evening star., 1934-12-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY-MEATS D. G. S: 5000 week
cash business; best equipment: reason for
SeAlns. ASKING S6,5O0 or best offer; easy
Terms. Address Box 2l-S. Star Office.
Evening star., 1934-12-06

ACCORDION-Used As bass instrument
IN splendid condition: complete with case;
S75: easy terms. Kits. 1880 G ST.
Evening star., 1934-12-06
PERSONAL.

HEMORRHOHS ERADICATED BY MY
own methcd: results effective for a life
time or money back, Write for booklet:
no drugs surgery DR.. SOMMER-
MERCK l3G5 Columbia I'd Adams 0a&2
Evening star., 1934-12-06

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1934-12-06

BICYCLES-New Colson Flyers with o. s.
Giant chain tires. $50 up. Also rebuilt
bicycles $40 up. D. Gilbert. 11O6 st. ne.
Evening star., 1934-12-06

WINDOW sHADES-Good quality. .76c in.
stalled. Prompt service. Kleeblatt'G. HOO
ne. Lincoln os7o.
Evening star., 1934-12-06

BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced finger
and permanent Waver. Room 1876. 1920
r ST. NV.
BEAUTY PARLoR OPERATOR wanted in
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-06
Criminal Sentenced
To Federal Prison

Fargo, N. D., Jan. 6.-(R-Cyrus
Woodbridge was sentenced to serve
two years In federal penitentiary
and to pay fine Of $4,000 when he
pleaded guilty In federal court here
to . charge Of conspiracy to steal from
the government In connection with
the Wahpeton National Guard Armory
robbery Sept. 10. The sentence. I'M
posed by Judge Andrew Miller, was
the maximum provided by law.
Joe DeArment. Wahpeton, was sen
fenced to serve Is months IN q federal
penitentiary and to pay . fine Of
5000. He had previously pleaded
guilty. In sentencing De Arment,
Judge Miller said he was showing him
some consideration because he had
given government officials informa-
ton which led to the arrest Of Woold-
ridge and Maynard (Doc) Hustled.
Hillhead, s. p.
Hustled was before the Judge for
sentence but Judge Miller said he
wanted to investigate his case further.
It Is understood that Minnesota
authorities plan to attempt to have
woodbridge taken from the federal
penitentiary to Minnesota to stand
trial for hank robbery, crime puniSh-
able BY Life imprisonment In Minne-
sota. Il
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-06
mrs. GEORGE LUCK
dies AT MANDANH HOME
Funeral Services Will Be Held
Sunday From Presbyterian
Church at Mandan

Mrs. George w. Luck, 43, former
resident Of Bismarck, died in Mandar
at 2:40 a. m. Saturday after an Ill
ness Of three months from q compli-
cation Of diseases. She was q siste,
Of j. G. Taylor, manager Of the Inter-
national Harvester company at Bis
marck.
Mrs. Luck, whose maiden name was
Gladys Loretta Taylor, was born in
Greenwich. Ill, Nov. 20. 1890. and
moved with her family to WATERFOWL
Is. D., in 1906. She was married to
George w. Luck May 80, 1911, at
Aberdeen, 8. D. She came to Bis
marck In 1925 and was employed with
the A. w. Lucas Co. in the ready-to-
wear department for about five years
She moved to Mandan six months
|ago. She was member Of the o. E. s
here.
She leaves her husband, son, Robert
and the following brothers and sisters:
Mrs. william Luck, WATERFOWL, 8. D.;
Mrs. E. 8. Props, WATERFOWL, s. D., J.
q. Taylor, Bismarck, and E. 8. Tay-
lor, Mission, Texas.
Funeral services will be held Sun
day at $3.50 p. m. &C. s. To- from the
Presbyterian church at Mandan, with
Rev. Gilbert w. Stewart officiating
Burial win be at Watertown, 8. D.
Tuesday, The body will lie In state
ct the church from to $3.50 o'clock
Sunday afternoon.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-06
Chinese Claim Big
Victory at F00ch0w

Shanghai, Jan. 6-(P)-The Seth
division Of Nationalist government In
fantry was reported In dispatches
from Foochow Saturday to have cap
tured Yenping from Fukien province
rebels.
Earlier, Nationalist governm a
sources had announced that Marking
troops were attacking the rebel forces
IN Eukien along . wide front.
Yenping u considered the gateway
to Foochow, capital Of the province
and center Of the anti-Nationalist
government movement in the region.
Nationalist, soldiers were said to
have taken over shahsien. 80 miles
southwest Of Yenping. and Pinghnan,
80 miles northeast Of Kutien.
Heavy fighting was reported in pro-
eress five miles north OF Kutien.
Nervousness prevailed in Foochow,
Il was reported.