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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-20
Batted for Newsom in sixth.
DETROIT

Runs batted in - GehrinEer. Owen,
Stone (2). TwO-base hits-Burns,
Walker, Bridges. Three-base hit
Stone. Stolen base-COchrane. Left
on INSTRUMENTATION, 3; Detroit, 4.
Double plays-Kuhel to Travis to
Kuhel (unasisted) Travis to Kuhel.
Myer to Travis to Kuhel. Bases on
baIls-Of NewsOm. 3. Struck Out-By
Bridges, 8; by NewsOm, 1: by Mar
berry. l. Hits-Off NewsOm, in 5
innings. Losing pitcher NewsOm.
Umpires-Hubbard, GeiSeI and Dineen.
Time-1:32.
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Major Leagues
Hero and Goat

THE HERO-MOnte Pearson,
who beat his old mates, the In
dams, for the Yankees, 10 to 4.
THE GOAT-Zeke BOnura, who
dropped an easy throw at first to
enable Red SOx to rally and beat
White SOx, 4 to 2.
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NoIans in Drill

Nolan Motor Company dia-
monders drill today on the Six
tenth St. Reservoir field at S
D. m. The team holds a meeting
tomorrow at I'LL Eighteenth St.
N. w. at 8 D. m.
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Minor Loop Bovlers
Collect, Roll Stakes

The Temple Minor Duckpn League clamps down the lid
its completely when it pays off the various prize
winners at Temple tonight
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Yanks Rank Indians
As League Cousins

On what they've shown date the New York Yankees have
little fear from Cleveland in their drive toward the Amer
League pennant
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Midgets Seek Foes

Grizzly Bear Midgets want
games. Phone District 9439.
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Major League Leaders

Major League Leaders
LEADING BATTERS
q AIS X n Ave,
Ierry. Giants 10 SO 10 25 .462
Sullivan. Indians. 1S IS 90 .iI8
Medwick. Cards. - lI6 II IL .iiI
ID Maggie, Yanks. IL 81 10 25 1871
HOME RUNS
:, GehriE. Yankees; ROIfe, Yankees; Sui.
Ivan. Indians.
LEADERS-FOxx, Red SOx, 3; TrOsky.
Indians. 8; Dickey, Yankees, Z; Gehrig,
Yankees, 6; OFT, Giants, 6; CamiIli,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-20

Texas League
San Antonio 1 8 FIT. Worth. : II 1
Galveston ..... Z Oklahoma City
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Mike LyIes 90 81 1852 146 33S-1O1.51
H. Whitmill. o 2 Is 113 BIB 99-5
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Park Lanes Booking

Park Lane Tigers are booking
games with midget and junior
teams. Phone Walnut 1922.
Evening star., 1936-05-27
BOUTS PUT OFF A WEEK
Gallagher-Tow Scrap on June 8
to Get Much Attention.

Because Matchmaker Goldie Ahearn
wants ample time to ballyhoo the
Marty Gallagher Bob Tow scheduled
15-round heavyweight encounter at
Griffith Stadium on June 8, there will
be no boxing show Monday night
In the meantime, Tow signed for a
10-round bout with Tom Beaupre in
the opening sports activity Of the Texas
Centennial at Dallas on June 10. The
Alexandria bus driver dropped Beau
pre- in five rounds in Chicago scrap
last Winter.
Both Gallagher and Tow have swung
into intensive training grinds. Joe
Lipps, Ty Ty, Ga, heavyweight, was
to join Gallagher's camp today as
Marty's chief sparring partner.
Evening star., 1936-05-27
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR
WITH George Dumont pitching

WITH George Dumont pitching
shit ball. Washington de-
feated Philadelphia. 2-l, keeping
within one-half game Of the
league e-leading Cleveland Indians,
who also WON. In winning. WASH
ington broke q five-game streak
of Pitcher Chief Myers Of the
Athletics.
L. L. Harlan Of Columbia Coun-
try Club defeated Hamilton X.
Kerr of New York in the feature
of the first day of match play in
the Chevy Chase Clubs invitation
golf tournament. The Dempsey
brothers, who recently Joined CO.
lumbia, performed in their usual
excellent form, Norbert defeating
George J. James and Tom elm
mating Sam Daizell.
Central and Western are right
on the heels of Eastern in the
high school series, both winning
games TO creep within one half
game Of first place. Western trim
med Tech, 8-2. and Central de-
feated Business, 6-l.
Evening star., 1936-05-27
Major Leaders
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
American.
Batting-Sullivan Indians, Al;
Lewis, Senators. 1888.
Runs - Gehrig, Yankees, 48;
Gehringer, Tigers, 40.
Runs batted in-Dickey. YAM
KEGS, so; Lazzeri, Yankees, SO.
Hits = Gehringer. Tigers. 81;
Lewis. Senators, So.
Doubles-Gehringer. Tigers. is;
Rolfe, Yankees, 13.
Triples Dickey, Yankees. 7;
Cliff, Browns. and Lewis, Sena-
tors. 6.
Home runs-Foxx, Red Sox. IL:
Trosky, Indians, and Dickey, Yam
KEGS. 9.
Stolen bases-Werber, Red Sox.
and Powell, Senator's. 8.
Pitching-Grove, Red Sox, I'll;
Pearson, Yankees, 6-l.
National.
- Batting - Terry. Giants, Ass;
Medwick, Cardinals, .3S8. $500
Runs. Martin. Cardinals. IS;
Cuyler, Reds, 80.
Runs batted in-Medwick, Car
dinals, 80: OFT, Giants, IS.
Hits-Jordan, Bees. So; Med
wick. Cardinals. 81.
Doubles - Herman, Cubs, 10;
Medwick, Cardinals, H.
Triples - Camili, Phillies, and
Medwick, Cardinals, 5.
Home runs. Moore, Phillies,
8: OFT. Giants. 7.
Pttching-Gumbert, Giants, SO:
Schumacher, Giants, ST..
Evening star., 1936-05-27
Parks Netmen Assisting.
IN RECOGNITION of this conce

IN RECOGNITION of this conces-
sion and in order to give the pub
lie parks representation on the COM
mittee in charge, two officers of the
National Capital Parks Tennis League
Immediately were asked to assist in
the development of the tourney. They
are Bill Shreve, treasurer Of the Pub
lie Parks League and also treasurer
of the Washington Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation, and Felix M. Silva, secretary
of the Parks group and one of the
hardest working tournament officials
in the city.
The city's two best players also
gladly accepted the other positions on
the committee of five, namely, Barney
Welsh, local champion, and Dooly
Mitchell, Washington's second rank
ing player. Bill Dismer, jr., is the
fifth member of the committee and
was named referee Of the tournament.
Preliminary matches, starting at 10
O'Clock Memorial Day, will be played
at the Rock Creek courts, Sixteenth
and Kennedy streets NV, with the
quarter-finals, semi-finals and cham
pionship matches scheduled for Edge
moor Club, newest net center of the
city. The same procedure will be fol-
lowed in the women's tournament.
Courts Already Reserved.
COURTS already have been reserved
at the Rock Greek base for Satur-
day, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday,
IN event the early-round matches ex-
tend over that period of time. Ap-
proximately so matches will be played
on Memorial Day, during which time
1t is hoped to complete the first and
second rounds
Seedlings and the draw will be made
Friday evening at the Tennis Shop
with pairings and times of play an
nounced in the morning papers Of
Saturday.
Although the city tournament has
been conducted for a number of years,
dissatisfaction, mainly due to lack Of
prizes, has marked its career for the
last few seasons. This Spring Joseph
S. Rutley, treasurer of the Middle At
lantic Lawn Tennis Association, de-
clared that organization would not
Evening star., 1936-05-27
CENTRAL NETMEN
UNbEATEN RULERS
CIinch Interhigh Honors by
Defeating Eastern, 6 to |,
in Final.
VISION it had seen ever sine

4 VISION it had seen ever since
~ defeating the 1885 interhigh
~ champions early last month
n became a reality for the Gen.
trail tennis team today as 1t basked in
the glory of the high school title, un-
defeated in any series match.
With each of the teams regulars
winning his singles engagement yes
terday, Central clinched the crown by
defeating Eastern, 6-1, on the Pierce
Mill courts, thus displacing Western
as ruler Of the high school tennis do
main.
AS they have been doing all season.
Capt. Charley Charming, Ralph
Buddy Adair, Harold Landsman,
Meyer Gelfand and Bernard Blankin
turned in the singles victories over
Eastern, the No. l doubles combination
of Charming and Adair accounting
for the sixth point.
Central foresaw the title when II
turned back Western in the seasons
opening match, subsequently defeating
Roosevelt and Tech before formally
winning the championship yesterday.
Capt. Channing's victory over John
Cranston, one of the ranking play
ground players Of the District, was in
keeping with the earlier conquests Of
the young leader, who already num-
bered Gene Owens and David johnson,
Western and Roosevelt aces, among
his victims.
Yesterdays summaries:
Singles-Channing fC.l defeated Gran
ston. 81, 6-:t; Adair &C. defeated Lich-
liter. 81. 4-6. 81; Landsman Co de-
feated Matthews. 6-3 6-I; Gelfand tCD
defeated Winter. SIS. 4-6. 6-2; Blan-
1-5.
Doubles-Channing and Adsir fC,l de-
feated Cranston and Lichliter, 81. 80:
slsi,s Sicnsrason and Matthews E9 defeated
Evening star., 1936-05-27
City of Washington Title Tennis Tourney Rescued From Oblivion
Western on Pins and Needles
AiUaiting Central-Rider Game

Middleton and Borden to pop weakly
to the infield in Westerns half Of
the ninth inning.
The first defeat in four series games
for Kushman might have been averted
had not Middleton, Western outfielder,
failed to touch third base on his
circuit clout in the sixth inning. An
alert Tech infield discovered the boner
and Umpire Clarence Desper promptly
waved Middleton out.
Should Central trim Roosevelt to-
morrow, Western will be forced to
play off the tie for first place with
Coach Jack Rays outfit. If Roosevelt
upsets Central, however, Western will
inherit the title.
Evening star., 1936-05-27
BOSWELL AND RILEY.
BIRDS ARE FLEETEST
Take Fourth and Fifth Events Of
Aero Club Series-Both Are
Flown From Ohio.
pAYMOND BOSWELL and F. H.

p AYMOND BOSWELL and F. H.
~ Riley today are sharing honors
in the Aero Racing Pigeon Club after
winning the fourth and fifth races of
the season, both of which were flown
from Akron, Ohio.
Although Boswells Snake Eyes av-
eraged more than 26 yards per minute
over its nearest competitor, with a
speed of LOIS yards per minute, to
give his owner his second major VIC
tory of the year,~F. H. Riieys Burglar.
moved at q Tar faster clip. with an
average speed of 1875 yards per
minute.
Following is the speed shown In
Evening star., 1936-05-27

sanction the tournament unless it was
sponsored by competent body: 4His
request that The Star take over tts
management led to that end, with the
result that it will receive official sanc-
ton and its developments due consid-
Grafton when rankings are made at
the end of the season.
Evening star., 1936-05-27
STAFF Photos.

yards per minute of the first return
to each loft in the two races, the
first four in each being diploma win
ners:
Fourth Race.
Boswell. 1.016.90; Crown e. Cox,
990.5s; webb. 9S9 9.9s; Reinhardt 9SS. .1S;
Barrett. 9S4.10 Riley. 979 80; Dougherty.
9t4 30; Owens, 959 .6S; Cross. a57 80 :;
Morris d Bro, 904 "a; Hartley, s51 "a /;
Hall. s46.7s; Krahling 761 "a; Fierstein,
690.02; Paduda d. Morgan. no report.
Fifth Race.
Riley. 1.316.90: Dougherty. 1.31040:
Krahling 1,31027; Owens. / 1863 03; Rein
hardt. I,366a3 Morris g. Bro. l.363 30;
Webb, ,36l 40; Boswell. 1,36O.22: Bar
Fierstein. ,335.4 Rose Loft. 1914 .9s !;
Cross. 1,310.90; Paduda. 1,299.43; Hall.
1,2l046.
Evening star., 1936-05-27
SIMMONS NET VICTOR.

p. Simmons won the Dunbar High
School intramural tennis tournament
yesterday when he defeated B. Howley
Stadium courts, 6-3. 4+6, 6-3.
Simmons had advanced to the final
round by defeating Brookes. So, 60.
while Howley had eliminated Fetton,
0-6, Ga, 613,
Evening star., 1936-05-27
GET w. AND L. LETTERS
Hirst of Alexandria, Dunlap of

Hirst of Alexandria, Dunlap of
D. c. Are Honored.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
LEXINGTON, Va, May 80. L.
Hirst OF Alexandra. Va, and Don
Dunlap of Washington, were among 10
varsity and freshman athletes who
were awarded monograns for Spring
sports at Washington and Lee Uni
.Yersity.
--- Hirst was awarded his letter as .
member Of the rife team, while Dun
lap, an all-high performer at Central
as regular catcher on the frosh base
ball team,
Evening star., 1936-05-27

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Evening star., 1936-05-27

Runs-Hahn (2). Snow (o). Lemerise.
Wise. Fillah, Lawyer. Lynhsm. Borden. Ed.
monston. Alafoginas. Middleton. Errors
Hahn. Borden. Lynham Stolen bases
Lemerise t2). Borden. Larrick. Two-bass
hits-Lawyer. Middleton, Hahn, .Alafoginas
Sacrihce-Edmonston.e Left on bases
Tech. 10: western. 10. Struck out-By
OF Kushman. | of Doonis. g. wild
pitch-Doonis. Hit by pitcher-By Kush-
man Lemerise Hahn. Umpires-Messrs.
Watt and Desper.
Evening star., 1936-05-27
G. u. NETMEN TO FINISH
Play Pitt Friday to End Season.
Loyola Beaten, 6 to /.

LoyoIa Beaten, D TO 7.
Georgetown University's tennis team
will close its season on Friday when
it meets the University of Pittsburgh
netmen after the Smoky City boys
have played George Washington on
Thursday.
The Hilltoppers inscribed another
victory on their 1886 record yester-
day when they trounced the Loyola
College team of Baltimore, 6-1, on
the G. U. courts.
Evening star., 1936-05-27
Western a TrifIe Short.

GOING into the ninth inning with
three-run lead, Western all but
started to celebrate the conquest of
the elusive championship. With the
never-say-die spirit of scholastic
athletics, George Hahn gave Tech
a glimmer of hope when he singled
past Dick Lynham after watching two
Of his mates fail to connect.
Abe Fillah cracked a single to left
field. Hahn scoring and Fillah taking
second on Paul Borden's error. Yves
Snow then brought Fillah across the
plate with a screeching triple to left
center and scored the tying run him
self when Jimmy Wise shot a single
to left. Lemerise was safe on Lyn-
hams wild throw to first and both
Wise and Lemerise advanced when
the Western infield huddled without
first calling time out.
Larrick slapped single to center
field to score Wise with the winning
marker. Lemerise was nailed at the
plate when he sought to tally on the
same play.
Mistake is Costly.
A FTER Bill Edmonston had doubled
down the third base line, Doonis
forced Johnny Alafoginas, Jimmy
Evening star., 1936-05-27

ASA AVA Ol Vic AiiOob oSitoadOAldl
" uprising the public high
" school base ball series has
viewed in many seasons,
Westerns nine anxiously awaits the
outcome OF the Central Roosevelt
clash tomorrow at Central Stadium,
the result of which will establish the
Red Raiders as champions or else send
them into tie for first place with
Central.
On the verge of capturing their
first interhigh title in 13 years. Coach
Cliff Moore's tossers watched Tech
bunch five hits with two men out in
the ninth inning to score four runs
and win a thrill-soaked game, 7-6,
at Western Stadium.
Prior to that time, Leaton Kush-
man, Westerns studious-appearing
southpaw twirler, had scattered Techs
eight safeties rather effectively. After
Tech had pulled up to a 3-3 tie in
the sixth inning, the Western bats
beat merry tattoo or the offerings Of
Tommy Doonis to tally three runs in
the seventh session.
Evening star., 1936-05-27
jAWARDS ASSURED
; FOR MEN, WOMEN
The Star Sponsors Tourney
Saturday at Rock Creek.
Z Z. Finals at Edgemoor.
BY BILL DISMER, JR.

~ oblivion by the timely inter-
" vention of The Evening Star
~ and transformed into what will
be the citys greatest net event, the
City of Washington tournament, an
, nual opening of the local season. will
start Saturday as scheduled. after the
probability of its continuance had
been all but swept away.
In a step presaging the recognition
of the tournament as the city's pre-
mier event each year, and in a move
to boost the game here to greater
heights than it ever has known, The
4 Star will donate perpetual trophy,
. to be known as the City of Washing
: ton Cup, which will remain in the
. winners possession for year, similar
, to the proprietorship of the Davis
Cup.
Each years champion will receive,
In addition, a replica OF the rich
award.
Other Awards Available.
DRIES also will be given to the
= singles runner-up and the doubles
champions and runners-up, marking
the first time in years that partici-
pants in the City of Washington have
received material rewards for emerg-
ing supreme.
These will 60 to the winners and
second best" in the three other
tournaments following the mems COM
petition, when open singles as well as
doubles tournaments for women are
planned In addition, a mixed doubles
tournament, popular here some years
back, will be revived. to be run In con-
junction with the women's events.
Inasmuch as the leading figures Of
the feminine net game here are plan
ming to participate in the Sears Cup
trials at Richmond next week. the
women's tournament was deferred
until their return.
The Stars prerogative to conduct
the tournament came into existence
when the Public Parks Tennis Asso-
citation, which had planned to start a
tournament Saturday, readily as
sented to withdraw in favor of the
more extensive undertaking.
Evening star., 1936-05-27
WANTS UNLIMITED TILT.

Seabrook A. c., an unlimited base
ball team, wants a game for Sunday.
Call Lincoln 1906.
Evening star., 1936-05-27
. DoDc I

DivIsisn of ChrysIsr Corporations
Evening star., 1936-05-27
How They Stand
In School Series

Previous Results.
Central, IL; Tech, 8.
Eastern, 13; Roosevelt. 8.
Western, 7; Central, 5.
Tech, 4; Eastern, 2.
Western, g. Roosevelt, 8.
Central, Z; Eastern, 3.
Roosevelt, II; Tech, 4.
Western, S; Eastern, 3.
La gaceta., 1936-09-29
LA NOTA OFFICIAL DADA
AVER PoR Ell GOBIERNO
DE MADRID

Madrid, Sep. 29.-El minis
terio de la guerra dio aver, lu-
mes, la siguiente nota Official:
"En Ell frente del NOrte y Ell
Noroeste las cOlumnas de mi
neros derrotaron a una fuerte
cOlumna facciosa, poniendOla
en- fuga. La artilleria y la infan
terra rebeldes atacarOn en-
Huesca, siendo rechazadas con
muchas bajas, y Sc lie hicieron
z prisiOneros.
Un ataque de la aviacion re-
belde en- Montoro fue rechaza-
do, colaborando en- la accion
los photos leales.
Paso ell dia con entera tran
quilidad en- Ell sector de la sic
ira. La cOlumna rebelde que a.
vanzaba sobre Toledo oblig0 a
nuestras trOpas a replcgarse.
NutridO fuegO de artilleria sc
hace sobre las posiciones de
los rebeldes en- Toledo.
Una columna facciosa fue
derrotada en- Vizcaya y tuvo
que replegarse a Alava. A los
fascistas Sc les hicieron mu-
chos muertos y Sc les ocuparOn
cahOnes y ametralladOras.
Las posiciOnes de los rebel
des en- Aragon han sido bonn
bardeadas por los aviOnes de
la R~epGblica. Una patrulla de
soldados Sc pas6 a los leales en-
Aragon.
La aviacion hizo vuelos dc
reconocimiento en- el Sur.
A las diez de la manana las
milicias iniciaron un ataque,
con exito, ocupando nuevas pc
siciones.
Los facciosos intentarOn un
ataque y fueron rechazadOs.
En- los dem&s frenteS, sin love-
dad.
La gaceta., 1936-09-29
Prepare Ell Gobiemo un sistema
de defensas para la capital
Ell Gobierno trata de r~eclutar miles de
nuevos milicianos en- Madrid
Aconseja ell "Heraldo" que no Sc abrigue
un "aflso optimismo"

da para aumentar ell ndmero de
combatientes.
Una columna insurgente man
dada por ell coronel Juan Vague
frasas6 en- ell empeno de ocupar
una importante conjunction fe-
rrocarrilera al este de Toledo.
Fuertes Columns socialistas
m%antienen las posiciones de vi
llalrenga, 80 millas al sur de
Madrid, mientras la artilleria
bombardea a Bargas.
Informa ell ministro de la que
ira que Sc han efectuado con
exito maniobras antifascistas
en- otros frentes del sector sur.
Odho simpatizadores de los
facciosos fueron condenados 4
muerte en- Alicante y cuatro
condenados en- Barcelona.
I'm captain de milicianos ase-
gura que los "raids" de los fas-
cistas sobre ell hospital de la
Santa Cruz, en- Toledo, oblig6 a
las tropas leales a retirarse de
Ia poblaci6n. Los insurgentes
concentraron ell ataque en- ell hos
pital y con dinamita y ametra-
lladoras 10 bombardearon du-
rante tres dias.
Todos los peri6dicos de Ma
drid ayudan a la campana de
reclutamiento del gobierno, con
vibrantes articulos.
FL peri6dico ell Heraldo aeon.
seja contra ell "falso optimis-
mo- y dice que Ell resultado de
una gran batalla que Sc prepa-
ra" decidira de la historic de
Espafa.
LAS ganancias del enemigo
en- las Gltimas horas no pueden
ser desestimadas ,pero nuestra
posici6n, teoridamente, es meI
jor que la del enemigo. Cuanto
mas sc extiendan sus lineas, ma
yor sera su debilidad. Ahora es
el tempo para un golpe decisi-
vo que Gamble la marea de ia
guerra. Debemos unir toda nues
ira energfa y someternos sin va
cilaciones a la discipline.
La gaceta., 1936-09-29
LA CAlMARA DE DIPUTA-
DOS APROBARA Ell PLAN
DE LEON
BLUM

Paris, sep. 29.-La camara
de diputados aprobara hoy ell
plan del primer ministro Blum
para la Decentralization del fran
co. Anoche la camara acord6 ter
minar ell debate sobre ell asun-
to, por 344 votos contra GAG.
Blum ha pedido tambien auto
ridad al p~arlamentO para evil
ar, por medic de un decreto, la
subida de precios. Han resuelto
abandonaf Ell patron orc, 81
guiendO la direction de Francia,
Suiza, Holanda, Latvia y Gre
ella. Suiza disminuy6 ell valor
del franco e impuso decre!os
contra los aumeRtRs de precios
y ell aumento en- ezdPsto de Ia
vida.
FL Banco de Grecia decide
ajustar ell dracma a la libra es-
terlina, en- lugar del franco, y
ii6 ell cambio entire $40 Y $50
dracmas por libra esterlina.
La gaceta., 1936-09-29
Las tropas leales atacaron a los facciosos
y les hicieron retroceder
Aseguran los jefes leales que la nueva Inca
de defensa es efectiva
Bombardearon de nuevo a Bilbao los
aeroplanos de los fascistas

Madrid, Sep. 29.-Las tro =
pas republicans que defien-
den ell area Madrid Toledo es-
tan consolidando hoy sus posi-
clones en- Olias del Teniente
Castillo y Sc preparan para Ian
Ear un contraataque sobre To-
ledo e impedir la penetration
tascista a 10 largo de la carre-
era de Madrid. Las tropas del
gobierno atacaron a los rebel
les con un cierto grade de ext
20 en- ell dfa del lunes, hacien-
10 retroceder a los faScistas
mas ALA de Bargas, ell baluar-
tie de estos en- la Marcia hacia
la capital.
Ell avance leal Sc convirti6
mas tarde en- una retirada Guam
10 los aeroplanos facciosOs hi
cieron fuego de ametrallado-
ras sobre las tropas.
Mantienen los jefes del go =
bierno que la nueva Inca de
defensa a 10 largo de la carre-
era principal es efectiva y que
Toledo pudiera ser recaptura-
da. Las tropas leales Sc extien-
den en- una larga linea, al este
de Mas y Vargas y a 10 largo
del canine de Aranjuez, que
CORE practicamente parallel a
la carretera Madrid Toledo y
territorio immediate.
Dicese que las municiones y
provisiOnes de los leales siguen
escaseando. Los rebeldes domi
nan la carretera en- extenci6n
de una milla desde Toledo y es
to hace impossible Ell aprOyisio-
namiento de las tropas leales.
La gaceta., 1936-09-29
Ell CONGRESO
DEL BRASIL CON Los FAC
CIoSOS ESPANOLES

Rio de Janeiro, Sep. %. -
FL congreso del Brasil mand6
la semana pasada un mensaje
de simpatia al general Francis
co Franco, Ell jefe de los rebel
des espaholes, pOr las personals
que en- ell Alc&zar murierOn a
manos de los leales.
Los miembros del congFeso,
ell s&badO, Sc pusierOn de pie,
durante un minute, en- home
maize de respeto q los facciosOs
cAidos, y cOmisiOnarOn al pre-
sidente para enviar un mensa-
je a Franco.
No 9 ha mandadO tOdavia
Ell mensaje pOr mantener alsu-
nOs de los cOngresiStaS que el
hacerlo significaria recOnOcer
, la Junta de BurgOS.