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Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-28
GOLDSBORO GOLFERS
WELCOME JOHNSON
Golf Professional to Take
Over Duties There Eff
fective May l

Golfers at Goldsboro are preparing
to accord Al Johnson a fine reception
when he and Mrs. Johnson begin
duties there May l as professionals at
Goldsboro Country Club, it was learn
ed from that city today.
johnson has been pro here for a
number of years, dividing his time
with the Oxford club.
A meeting has been called in Colds
boro for Thursday evening to COM
plete details for Johnson's coming,
and he was to give an exhibition
there this afternoon at o'clock in
driving and the use of the various
clubs.
Forty golfers have signed an agree
ment to make the pros coming to the
city possible.
He will be the third pro for the
Goldsboro club, Newman, now at Will
son, and Ted Minor, preceded John
son in GOldsborO.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-28
Bailey Gains by
Tending to Duty
Continued from Page One.)


diately by President Roosevelt has al
so boosted his stock greatly through
out the tobacco growing counties, it
is generally conceded.
Although Senator Bailey is remain
ing in Washington, he is doing some
effective campaigning from there by
mail and is sending thousands of let
tiers out to the voters Always an ef-
fective letter writer, Senator Bailey
has sent out letter during the last
week or so to many of the voters in
the State calling attention to the fact
that he will probably not be able to
return home before the primary be-
cause of his duties in Congress, and
asking their support and votes. This
letter is as follows:
cit now appears that my duties in
the Senate will prevent me from see
ing you prior to the primary; and so
I am writing, not only to ask your
support of my candidacy, but also to
urge that you will be on the alert to
advocate my denomination. must &c
pend upon my friends.
your advices will be deeply appre-
ciated. If you know of voters to whom
I should write, or Of criticisms to
which I should respond, please in
form me.
II have been heartened by many as
surances and feel that all is going
we'll. In these final weeks, however,
I desire close touch with you, because
of my high regard for you and the
unusual value of your support"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-28

\OOuClnuen from rage Ono.J
duction we have just ordered for the
Carolina telephone company is slightly
more than 10 per cent of the gross re-
revenue of the exchange business of
the company for the year 1885,, Chair
man Winborne said. =
Increases Cancelled.
"In ten of the towns and cities
served by this company, the govern
ing bodies of the towns have since
the first of this year petitioned this
commission to allow an increase in
the telephone rental rates as a result
of the substitution of automatic ex-
changes for the old type of exchange.
But as a result of this new order, the
rates allowed for these ten towns will
be much less than the rates which
the town authorities agreed to pay
and asked US to approve"
There are three exchanges in which
there will be no reduction in rates,
due to the fact that they are very
small exchanges with only from eight
to ten telephones in each one, Win
borne said. The rates are already in
line with those approved for small ex-
changes of similar size, he said.
In some of the larger exchanges,
such as those in Rocky Mount, Will
son, Henderson, Washington and New
Bern, the reduction of the rental rates
is not as large per customer as in
some of the other exchanges, Win
borne said, although the aggregate a.
mount involved in the reduction is
considerable. The new rates, however
will be comparable throughout with
the reduced rates ordered by the COM
mission for the Southern Bell Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company ex-
changes in the State more than year
ago, and which is still fighting. Here
tofore the rates Of the Carolina Tele-
phone Company have been consider
ably lower than the Southern Bell
rates in towns of like size, Winborne
pointed out
In addition to the reduction in the
monthly rental rates, the rates on ex-
tensions and hand-set phones, or
"monophones," have also been re-
duced, Winborne said. The rates on
business phone extensions have been
cut from SIPS month to 81 a month,
while residential extension rates have
been cut from 81 a month to rs cents
a month The rental on the hand-set
or monophone telephones is limited to
25 cents a month for Is months,
where heretofore the charge was Is
cents a month for an unlimited num-
Der of months. This will mean that at
least 1900 users of the monophone
type of telephone will be freed en-
tirelV of paving ANYTHING more for
these phones Winborne said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-28

College Station, Raleigh, April ~
M. l.. Shepherd, formerly in charge OF
the student Self-help Bureau at State
College for five years, has been nam
ed auditor and administrative assist
ant of the State College agricultural
extension service.
AS auditor, he will take over the du-
ties of Miss Emma Young, whose
resignation will become effective
April 30. She has been with the ex-
tension service a number of years,
and served as auditor for little over
two years.
A native of Drum in Robson coun-
ty, Shepherd came to State College
for his dgree in engineering as a
member of the class of 1881. From
1881 to 1886 he was in charge of the
i. M. G. A. work of advising and
placing self-help students.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-28
HENDERSON-AYCOCK
GAME IS WEDNESDAY
misunderstanding on Sche-
dule Caused Game to be
Reported for Today

Through misunderstanding it was
stated in yesterdays Daily Dispatch
that Henderson and Aycock high
schools would play at League Park
this afternoon when it should have
read Wednesday afternoon.
The Bulldogs go to Middleburg Fri
day aftern Ncn TO- 2 gan1n.
After getting OF TO a bad start in
their first game, Henderson has steam
rollered over all opposition so far dur
ing the season, and apparently are
we'll on the way to successful sea-
son.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-28
NEGROES IN PERSON
PLAN CURB MARKET

Rox5oro, April ga curb market
for Negro farmers and their wives is
being planned here, according to Char
les j. Ford, Negro farm agent of the
State College extension service.
Such a market will give them OPP
portunity to sell their fruits, vege-
tables, and poultry products directly
to the consumers, he said,. and at the
same time will give the consumerssa
chance to purchase stuff fresh from
the farm.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-28

troduced exhibits saying that long
distance activities of the A. T. & T.
have been relatively free from regu-
latiOn.
The exhibit said that remarkable
record of high profit has character
lied the long lines operations of the
A. T. & T.
For the 23-year period ended last
December 81, Krug said, long line
operations netted over $4O0,OOO,OOO.
This, he said, exceeded a six per-
cent return on the average net plant
investment by more than $18O,OO0, 900
and was "over $143,OOO,OOO above a
seven percent return on net plant in
vestments."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-28
Tornado In Texas
Kills Mother, Son

son, living on the Simms ranch north
west of Rockdale, were killed by the
tornado, which struck at a m.
Three houses on the ranch were de-
molished and several others blown
from foundations
Several persons living on the ranch
were injured.
Another twister struck Cuero about
25 miles south of Rockdale, injuring
six persons. Several houses were
blown from their foundations.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-28

one into a gulley.
First he was taken to Jail at Daniels
Vile, Ga. En- route, he stabbed two
officers and was shot twice in return.
A mob of 100 men formed there and
battered some bricks from the Jail in
an attempt to reach him.
Superior Judge Berry T. Moseley
"A, left a sick bed to warn the mob
against a lynching, and deferred the
leader until a National Guard unit
took the Negro into custody.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-28
Committees To Urge
S. C. Tobacco Act
CONTINUED from rage One.)

farmers, in each producing county to
name committees to meet here soon
for a conference with Federal and
State officials to discuss crop con-
troll.
Governor j. c. B. Ehringhaus, who
recently told a mass meeting of 5000
farmers here he believed little, if any
thing, could be accomplished this year
under the State compacts act, tonight
will make a radio address upon the
tobacco situation.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-28

Deeds Were Two-Realty deeds at
the Vance Registry's office yesterday
were two.
Robert Hawkins, ct. al, sold to Joe
Foster for 81 and considerations one
quarter acre land in the county.
M. Y. Cooper, trustee, sold to the
Henderson Vulcanizing Company. four
lots on, the Dabney Road for $500.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-28

CONTINUED from Page One)
600 lag in revenue in the first year of
the bills operations ...pa
That, too, was ACCEPTED. on a viva
Hill said the amendment would be
simple proposition" of making the
dividend year the same as the tax
able year for corporations
The decision was reached as the
House began the last minutes of gen
eral debate on the tax program and
began to consider amendments.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-28

ed a lock on the prisoners cell.
II couldn't see exactly what hap
pened," Dickerson said. ""They just
told. me they wanted the Negro. He
didn't say word when they dragged
him out"
The Jail here was the third in which
he had been held since he was iden-
titled by the girls as the man who
pursued them with a knife and threw
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-28
Wanted A Name.

Imagine yourself seated in luxuriouslv
appointed, aforementioned, Soda Shop
with beautiful furniture and fixtures of
"Birds-Eye" Maple inlaid with walnut
and cushioned seats.
A modernistic soda fountain with all the
very latest gadgets to make your foun-
tain drink and ice cream taste better than
any you have ever tasted, sanitary to the
nth degree.
Unlimited assortment Of tasty sand
witches made before your very eyes in the
most sanitary manner yet conceived.
Cigar cases that keep your kind Of cigar
in fresh, moist and fragrant condition.
Magazines, novelties, Candies, etc.
This kind of place will be opened on June
l, 1896, in the old location of the Green
Grill at the Stevenson Theatre entrance,
and the temporary name for this new
meeting place is "Sonny's Soda Shop
A permanent name for this new center of
activity is desired, and we offer prize of
$1,000 in trade at this new shop to the
first person submitting name accept
able to U.s. A book of Stevenson Theatre
ticket to each Of the next five persons
submitting the same name. Only one
name from each person. Your name
and address must accompany each pro-
posal, mailed to "Sonny" Stevenson, Box
104, Henderson, N. c.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-28

PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Richmond 3; Norfolk 2.
Durham 8; Asheville 2.
Portsmouth 6; Rocky Mount 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland 2; St. Louis 1.
Only games played.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati 5; Chicago 4.
No other games played.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-28
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE

PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Rocky Mount at Portsmouth.
Durham at Asheville.
Richmond at Norfolk.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
New York at St. Louis.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at Boston.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-28
Georgia Negro Is
Lynched by Mob

Continued from rage One.(
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Sharp Rate Curtailment
By Phone Company Giver

Continued from Page One.J
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-28
Big Profit Shown
For Telephone

Continued from Page One.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-28
Favors System Of Rates APP
plying To Corporation Fund

CONTINUED from Page One.).
La gaceta., 1936-09-04

Varios socialistas e~spanoles y
algunos cubanos salieron a re-
coger donativos, en- la Habana,
para mandar cigarrillos a los
hombres que en- Espaha defien-
den la R~ep1blica y los ideales
democrasicos.
Respetaban las leyes Y procu-
raban no molestar a las perso'
mas de ideas contrarias pero los
esbirros de Batista ell coronel,
los detuvieron Y les encerraron
en- la carcel.
Seran jrzgados par ell tribu-
nal de urgencia, q probable
meme los absolvera
Ell 800 de los cubanOs sienten
en- sus corazones la causa del &c
bierno de Espaha; pero Batistai
sargento aver, Sc Opone a que q
pueblo de Cuba sc incline hacis
la justicA Y la paz, como 10 ha
hecho Mejico.
liza paz honrosa, la que debC
conquistarse con las armas Guar
do las instituciones republicans
y democra.icas son atacadas.
La gaceta., 1936-09-04
HABLo LA EN-
LA CAPITAL DE FRANcIA

Paris, Sep. 4.-El Periodico
L'Humanite dice que 20 cajas
de municiOaes para los rebel :
DIES fueron secretamente en-
barcadas en- Hamburgo y trans
portadas en- Ell Havre a un va
Dor portuguese que aver SsIIo
para Espaha.
Hsblando anoche La Pasio-
maria en- un mitin del Frente
Popular frances, dijO; "Dsn-
nos aerophnos, ametrallado-
as y cahones. Francia debe a
yudar a Espaaa en- Su lucha
contra Ell fascismo pOrque 81 10
hace mahsna lie tocard a ella"
FL pGblicO Ianz6 s%stent6reOs
gritos de: aeroplanOs, ametra-
y.dor'' para E'D'-
La gaceta., 1936-09-04
Russia AVISA AL JAPON
QUE NO PUEDE SBCUIR TO-
LERANDO Ell PRESENTE
ESTADO DE cOSAS

Moscou, Sept. 4.-El gobier-
no de Russia ensrgicamente avi
50 hoy al Jap6n que cOnsidera
,nsostenible Ia presente situa-
eion en- la frontera Soviet-M Man
hukuo y muy peligrOsa para
a causa de la paz.
La Union Soviet prOpone ell
Immediate establecimiento ode
ina comision mixta japonesa-
SOviet-M anchukuo, que investi
NE los incidentes que a menu
10 ocurrca en- Ia frontera. Al
nismO tiempe 81 gobierno ru-
0 sshala al japonSs que sficial
mente acepto esa oomision en-
sbrero "a y que Ia dssmora So
iebe por complete al gobiernO
le Tekio.
Entrego la protesta a Shichi
Sakob, encargado de negociOs
del Japon, el Sr. Koslofsky, je
fe del departments de la from
terra oriental en- ell ImnIsterlo
de relaciones exteriores
La gaceta., 1936-09-04

FL transito por ell puente in-
ternacional qued6 cerrado. Sc
extiende Ell puente desde Be
noble, Francia, a traves del
Rio Bidasoa, hasta Behobie,
Espaha, un arrabal de IrGn.
A pesar de la cafda de Ir1n
un pequeno contingente leal Sc
mantiene en- fuerte Guadalu :
pc, defensa de la costa.
Dicese que Ell general Emil
lilo Mola, que mandaba ell a :
vance, ha salido para Burgos,
luego de dirigir ell ataque So
bre Ir1n.
Junto a los milicianos espa-
noles murieron combatiendo a
los fascistas 20 voluntarios
franceses.
Cuando las munieiones Sc lie
acabaron a los leales, tuvieron
que ret.rarse, dejando a los in
surgentes en- eI dominic de la
poblaci6n.
La gaceta., 1936-09-04
La Embajada Espanoh informo a Leon Blum de
la llegada a'Viso de veinte aeroplanos i~taEanos
Maurice Thorez pide que Ell gobierno del Frente
Popular modifique SUI actitud
"Al Gobierno espanol Sc lie deben entregar me-
dios para ~aplastar la revuelta"

Paris, sep. Ala smbajada
de Espana inforp6 aver al 60
bierno de Leon Blum que 20 ae-
roplanos italianns han Sdo en-
tregados a los rebeldes de Vfgo,
Espaha, a pesar de las promesas
de neutralidad del gobierno de
Roma.
Mauricio ThoreE, secretarip
general del partido Csmunista,
amenaza con un lsvantamiento
de los trabaiadores en- contra
del gobierno de Blum 81 este no
nodifica su actitud no-interven-
cionista.
Alemania no ha contestado
todavia a la propuesta de fer
mar un connie International de
control qeu impida La remission
de contrabando de guerra a Es-
paha. Los izquieSdistas france
SEES dicen que solo sc trata de
una maniobra "nazi" para ga
mar tempo a favor de los espa-
noles facciosos.
la paz quedara NAL servida,
dijo Thorez en- BoHlogne, 81 Sc
permite la debilitaci6n de una
democracia como la espahola.
La gaceta., 1936-09-04
LOS SOCIALISTS APELAN
A LA CORTE SUPRENA
DEL ESTAD@

Tallahassee, sep. LA corte
suprema del estado deefdira 81
el partido Socialista tiene dere-
cho a que los nombres de sus
candida os Sc pongan en- la bole-
Ia electoral para las elecciones
Iel dia 3 de noviembre
Ell partido socialAta Aa lleva-
do ell ftigio al alto tribunal, por
medic de un procedimiento de
"mandamus' contra el sssreta-
rio de estado Gray, quien ante
-iormente habia dieho qHe la ley
no autorizaba Ia certificacid On
de los nombres de los candida
los sociaiistas.
Representa- en- ei case a los so
cialistas ell abogado E. l.. Bryan
de Tampa, quien dice q. Sc ra-
ia de I'm partido pOlitico recono-
edo en- los Estados Unidos y
que como tai tieRe derecho a la
impression de los nombres de
sus candidates en- la holeta.
Gray tiene de tempe hasta
s~eptiembre Is para exponer Lao
razones que en- su actitud lie a.
sisten.
Ell partido socialista desea
nominar a Charles e. Jensen, de
Tampa, candidate a gobeEna-
dor, y Eugenio Poulnot, de Tam
pa, candidate al congreso ma
cional.
Afirmase q. III case De fallQ
adverse los socialists recurri-
ran a la COZ nuprema de la Re-
p1blica. -
La gaceta., 1936-09-04
LA FIESTA DE LOS TRAIDO-
RES A LA REVOLUTION
GUIANA

Habana, Sept. 4.-Celebra
hoy ell ejercito Constitutional,
mandado por ell coronel Bats
ia, la fecha en- cue unos GUAM
los sargentos y cabos traicio-
narOn a sus jefes y Sc apodera
ron del mando, convirtiendose
a SUI e en- los espadones del
ejercito de la RepIblica.
Los sargentos y cabos, hoy
ccroneles, tenientes coroneles,
commentaries, etc, dijeron que
amaban la causa de la Revolu-
cion y las libertades y los re-
volucionarios a ellos Sc entire
garon. Moses des2uss ell pue-
BIO cemprendia que habia sail
do de I'm NAL mayor para me-
-erse en- otro de la misma ma
uraleza. Batista habia pasadO
A aconsejarse con ell embaja-
dor Caffery y Sc habia metidC
en- un bclsiIlo de la chamarre-
Ia LA libertad de los cubanos.
Desafiante y autOritario, ell
ejercito fascista o semifascista
de Cuba celebra hoy no Ell
triunfo de los ideales de la re-
vOlucion, sino la fecha cuando
pasarOn los sargentos y cabos
a corOneles y personajes.
Ell pueblo cubano, que sabe
es mayor ell peligro de ahora
que ell anterior, considera hoy
a Batista EN- la misma catego-
ria de Gerardo Machado y an
hsla su caida. Las carceles es-
tan llenas de obreros y estu-
dIantes. In la ultima redada
cayeron ell teniente Antonio
Diaz Baldoquin, que fuera ayu
dante del expresidente Ramon
Grau San Martin, detenido al
llegar de Miami, y Ell Sr. Ma
nuel Hernandez Reyes, apress
10 al llegar de MejicO.
La dictadura de Batista man
tiene en- la carcel a mas de 40
ciudadanos cubanos y espaho-
les por haber iniciado una re-
colecta para las milicias del
Frente Popular espanol.
Ell presidente Gomez, como
eyer los presidentes provisions
les Carlos Mendieta y Jose A.
Barnet, es una figura decora&
va en- Ell retablo de la dictadu-
ra cue Ell ejercito cor mano de
hero y desleal mantiene.
La gaceta., 1936-09-04

Madrid, sep. 4.-Indalecio
Prieto, ell jefe socialista, comeG
fando hoy las noticias llegadas
de Extremadura, dijo que la yer
dal no lie permite al gobierno o.
Guitar ell hecho de que hay un Sc
rio peligro en- Extremadura, a
causa de que los rebeldes han
concentrate ALI Sus mejores tro
pas y sus mejores generates.
"Los rebeldes han acumulado
todos los ma eriales de guerra
sue naciones sin escr1puloS les
han mandado."
FL consejo de ministries Sc reu-
go, y guardias civiles, en- OWE
don Manuel Azana, y fueron dis
cutidas las complicaciones inter
nacionales Y la lucha domestica.
Hablando al consejo, ell minis
tro di6 cuenta de estas victorias
La repulsi6n de I'm ataque de Pc
derosas fuerzas enemigas en- la
region de ~ExSremadura, que
comprende las provincias de Ca
ceres y Badajoz. Alistamiento
de un ndmero considerable de
soldados, desertores del enemi-
go, Y guardia sciviles, en- OWE
do, d >sde varios oficiales rebel
DIES fueron ejecutados.
Ell primer ministro don Jol
La gaceta., 1936-09-04
DETENIDo COMO COMUNIS
IA Ell HIJo DEL PRESIDEN
TIE DE LA

Brasil, Sept. 4.-Se halla su
jeto a procedimiento de depor
taci6n, por cOmunista, Ell jOven
LibOriO JustO, hijo de- Presi :
deate de la Argentina. Justo
W arrestado por las autorids
ses brasileras EN- Santa Ana
del Libramento.
Justo fue Ell primer estudiSnr
te en- ganar una beca en- los Es
tadOs Unidos bajo los auspiciOs
del Institute Argentine -Ameri%
cano de Culture.
La gaceta., 1936-09-04
Por boca de ndalecio Preto ell Gobiemo
no oculta que hay pelgro en- Extremadura
Sc a~Iistaron bajo la ensena de la RepGblica los
soldados y Guardias Civiles que f~usilaron
a sus jefes en- Luarca
FusiIaron en- Barcelona al c%oronel Llamas y
los capitanes Torres y Tai

sc Giral desminti6 la noticia de
que las Columns leales hayan
entrado en- Huesca, a pesar de
los despachos que de ALI sc re
cibieron, en- csc sentido. En- Bar
celona fueron ejecutados hoy e.
coronel Jose Llamas Y los capt.
tanes Anastasio Torres Y Fer
nando Tai, por .raidores a la
Repdblica y al gobierno de la
Generalidad catalina.
Refiriendose a las operacio-
mes militares, los jefes del 60
bierno dieron: Tres de las mas
importan,es operaciones Sc rea-
lizaron Ell la Ill ina bora. Dos
de elias han sido la inminente
rendici6n de Huesca, que linn
piara ell canine hasta Zarago-
"a, y que una columna del enc
migo sc ha Incorporate a nues-
tras fuerzaS en- Luarca, Astu-
EiaS. Les rebeldes han concen-
trade ALI sus mejores elementcs
de guerra y sus mejores solda,
dos, mandando personalmente
las operaciones ell general Fran
co.
Nuevas victorias ha alcanza
do ell gobierno en- la sierra dc
Guadarrama Y para con,ener e.
avanee fascisla sobre Toledo.
La gaceta., 1936-09-04
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Knox, Roosevelt y los e~xtranjeros. = La liber.
tad de palabra. Batista en- accion. - FL a de
Septiembre. Palabras del DR.. Grau San Martin

Knox, ell candidate republica-
no a la vicepresidencia, que nos
daba la impression de I'm hombre
inteligente, despotrica como
cualquiera de los embusteros po-
liticos que combaten al presiden
tie Roosevelt.
Dice que ell gobierno democrd
tico, 81 mejor cue ha tenido ia
Rep1blica en- los 1ltimos so a
nos, obedece la preston de los
ex.ranjeros Y de los elementos
antiamericanos.
Sabe ell candidate que mien.e,
porque ell Sur es democratic Y en-
ell sur los extranjeros POGO pc
san Y, sin embargo, lama la RI
dfcula Affirmation como 10 harfa
un fasciSta rabioso.
Aparentemente, para Mr..
Knox eel fin justifica los me
dos"
ex ranjeros y de los elemtnos
su mayorfa con Mr.. Roosevelt,
porque ell presidente es sensible,
humane, justo Y no cree en- des-
.preciar o perseguir a los que
han contribuido con su trabajo
al progreso Y mejor desenvolvi-
memo de la Rlep1blica.
La gaceta., 1936-09-04

Al gobierno espanol Sc lie deben
entregar medios para aplastar
la revuelta.
Cuatro mil obreros Sc decla-
raron aver EN- huelga, en- Greno-
BILE, con ell fin dc aeelerar la pre-
mulgaci6n de los contracts CO.
lectivos y los altos joTnales. Mas
de 1000 trabajadores, en- fabri-
cas- de tejidos y metales, deman-
dan menos horas che trabaio, me
jor paga Y mejores condolences.
En- todas las asambleas que los
trabajadorss celebra nse oyen
gritos de: aeroplanos SARA Es-
pana.
Eduardo Daladier, ell minis
lro de defensa, comunica un nue.
vo pgograma del gobierno a ba-
Sc de extension de la fuerza a6.
rea ;aumento del equipo moto-
rizado; aumento del elercito por
una campaha de reclutamiento,
en- lugar de extension del servi-
clio mili4ar.
En- los circulos diplomatioos
Sc teme que Ia orueldad de la
guerra de Espana ppeda provo
car la intervencioH extranjera.