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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-04-23

TAKEN UP-Sunday at my place
on the River Road. a mule. Own
er may have same by paying the
charges. Wallace Bateman. SC
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IN ORDER to make your car last
longer and run more smoothly at
a lower cost, try our Marfak Lubri-
cation job. Marfak saves you money.
Knowles Service. &c
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STANDING-Shire stallion at my
ranch, one mile west of Hedges
station. Jens Lande, Kennewick.
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NOTICE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
always something tempting to the
appetite. Take home a dozen Maple
Bars tomorrow You'll love them.
Kennewick Bakery.
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FOR EGG PRODUCTION we very
strongly recommend feeding of
Surelay. Results are prompt and
certain. Farmers Exchange. &c
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For Rent

FOR RENT-Two apartments with
sleeping porches; also will care
for two or three children for work.
ing mothers in my own home Mrs.
H. G. Noel, 81 Wash. ST., Kenne-
wick Apis. 4p
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HATS AND CAPS-Hats cleaned
and blocked Goo; caps cleaned Csc.
Peterson Dye Works, phone one
two-three, Pasco. 32tf
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MILLINERY favor is swinging very
strongly to our handsome line OF
Paris hats. And so inexpensive. You
should see them. Lady Lure. &c
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HAVE YOUR CURTAINS AND
Grapes dry cleaned. Our methods
insure perfect results. Cost is low.
Phone us and we will call. Ideal Dry
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HOOVER VACUUM CLEANERS
Sales and Service For demonstra-
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Yakima Hardware Co., Yakima, Wn.
Working one week each month in
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Miscellaneous

ALMOST every tylse of service is
mentioned in the Want-ads. Read
the claSSifiedS!
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HEMSTITCHING-5 and z cents
per yard. Mail orders taken for
cloth covered buttons, buckles and
pleating. SIS First Ave. Mrs. Ben
nett, Kennewick. 4p
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TRY Our own blend Coffee, TIC Id.
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IF YOU'D LIKE TO MAKE A
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Swap" ad. &c
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WE GREATLY APPRECIATE your
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WANTED-To rent 4-or 5-room
house with bath within walking
distance of town. Inquire at this
office. 1tfp
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ASPARAGUS STAMPS, grade, w.t..
and pads carried in stock. Name
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Tests prove that you get
SO to 800 heavier deposit
with S-W Arsenate Of Lead

Laboratory analysis of fruit
sprayed under field conditions
shows that S-W Arsenate of Lead
provides SO to 500 heavier de-
post than ordinary lead arsenates.
So tests confirm the observation
of SO many growers who notice
that S-W sprayed trees have q
visibly heavier coating. This heavier
deposit is caused by the physical
properties of S-W Arsenate of
Lead. The lead particles are light
and feather-like, SO thar when
mixed in the tank they remain in
suspension-and when they strike
the fruit or foliage they have Q
marked tendency to STICK. The
particles ofordinary lead arsenstes
are frequently gritty, resulting in
excessive loss in the run-of.
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WE BUY HIDES, peIts and live
stock. Peoples Market. Pasco. tic
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IF YOU HAVE anything to sell a
for sale ad is the way to sell it.
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FOR VERY NOMINAL CHARGE
we check spark plugs, ignition,
carburation. brakes, fabrication,
starter, generator, battery. springs.
etc. Be sure before you start on
that trip. Pratt'S Garage &C
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FOR SALE-Apples, Delicious and
Romes, telephone 1898. E. c..
Lape. 52tfc
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BREAKFASTS, Dinners, Suppers in
an atmosphere of refinement.
Modern cost. Convenient. Good
food. Arrow Grill (Gene's) &c
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FOR SALE-Mary Washington as
paragus seed from a proven field.
Demand for roots is sure, profitable
and easy to raise. G. A. Carpenter. tt
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FLOCK GROWERS! Feed your
chicks Surebuild. An investment
that will pay you real dividends.
Farmers Exchange. &c
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TURN your surplus furniture into
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WATCH NOT ACCURATE? Bring
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repair it. E. H. Behrman. &c
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ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION
The modern marvel. See the la
test in the new refrigerator. You
may own one on easy terms. l.. H.
Raymond &c
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FOR SALE-Special Utah Stoker
coal. Potlatch Lumber Co. 39tfc
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PIANO IN STORAGE-Exceptional
bargain. Small size, beautiful pi-
ano for some one in this vicinity.
Terms given. Write Credit depart
ment, P. o. Box IS, Spokane, Wash
ington. Esp
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NEEDING SEED CORN? We have
it here for you, any varieties, any
quantities desired. Farmers Ex-
change. &c
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WE do not use cereal in our HAM
burger. 2 lbs. Csc. Peoples Mar
ket, PaSco. 3tf.
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SOMEBODY wants that young bull.
A for-Sale ad will find the buyer.
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WHEN YOU HAVE A PARTY
Phone I'll. Well make the cakes.
These special orders are always
given careful attention. Kennewick
Bakery. 52tf
La gaceta., 1936-10-15
DEPORTES
HARRY BALSAMO DERRO-
TO AL GERMANO SEELIG

New York, oct. 15.-Harry
Balsamo, ell empleado del ferrC
carril subterraneo, venci6 ano-
che por nocaut, en- ell primer a.
salto, a Eric Seelig, ell aleman.
Cada uno de los gladiadores pc
saba 1912 libras.
FL aleman, a quien Sc citaba
como de los mejores gladiado-
res europeos de su peso, cay6
tres veces a la Iona antes de que
ell arbitro Johnni Mario pusie-
ra t;rmino al combate.
La mayor parte de los exper-
tos habian escogido como vence
dor a Seelig y la rapida victoria
de Balsamo sorprendi6 a todos.
AL vencedor Sc lie buscara una
pelea con ell nuevo campe6n del
peso medic, Freddie Steele, de
Tacoma.
Balsamo atac6 tan pronto So
no Ia campana y ell aleman cay6
a la Iona sin que cast Sc diera
cuenta de 10 que pasaba.
La gaceta., 1936-10-15
VIII

VoVi6 a sentarse Soledad Jun
to a la cabecera del lechO de su
hija, y con carihosa indulgen-
ella, que habia de servir para A.
lentar en- la j6ven la confianza,
lie dijo:
-Vaya, de hoy no pasa que
me digas 10 que me ocultas;
pOrque algo me ocultas. que yo
no Sc, y he de averiguarlo, aun-
que no quieras, no para rehirte;
q. aunque Sc trate de una falta.
10 cual no creo, en- mi encon-
traras consoles y advertencias,
no reproches. De este puedes es-
tar segura sabiendo cuanto te
smo' y, pOr 10 mismO, me extra
La gaceta., 1936-10-15

haberle revelado antes su amor
" creia sus sufrimientos justo
astigo de su reserva!
Hacer espontaneamente aque
LA confession, no la harfa lie da-
ba vergdenza; pero a POGO que
su madre insistiera...
Y Soledad insisti6.
mo habia de ~insistir?
Su instinto de madre, adivin6
un secretO, origen de aquellas
lagrimas, y Sc propuso descu-
brirlo.
-iQu6 madre sospecha que
su hija sufre, Y no trata de a.
veriguar Ia causa de sus sufri-
mientos para consolarlos?
La que de tan incomprensible
indiferencia desc muestras, de-
jaria de ser madre.
La gaceta., 1936-10-15
Esta noche pelearan Antonio CanceIa B. Brock
Ell OriundO de GaIicia es sel favOrito

Sostendran esta noche TN com
a diez asaltos, en- la Arena
de Benjamin Field, disputando-
Sc el titulo "mitico' de campe6n
del peso weller del Sur, Tony
G'ancela, Ell exfutbolista del ms
tituto Hilsbof6ugh, y Barney
Brock, un muchacho de Panama
City.
Cancela es ell faVorito de los
expertos locales, pero algunos
tinteligentes" de la Gale dc
franklin, probablemente contain
10 con ell apoyo del arbitro, ase
,uran que Brock es ell "predi :
ecto".
> Can.ela, a quien ha venido
)~reparando Miguel Lorente, de.
lar6 aver que dara al p1blico e:
alor de su dinero, como Sc 10
iera cuando Sc bati6 aqui con
Max Baer.
Brock, de quien Sc dice prac-
La gaceta., 1936-10-15

sospechaba, tendi6le los brazos.
diciendo:
Il Perd6n!... lDebf hab9rte-
10 confesado antes! L.. iPero te-
MA versienza hasta de que ID
10 supieses!
No dijo mas pero fue bastan
IT, y Soledad, viendo confirma-
das sus sospechas, sonri6 inn
perceptiblemente, LENA de ma
ternal indulgencia.
lei amorl i.POr que repro
eharselO a su hija, siendo. como
es, TN attribute de la juveDtud?
Lola era j6ven y debia amar.
Segura estaba de que ell amor
DE la j6ven Seria puro, noble.
honrado...
La acarici6 con ternura y Ia
peso en- la frente sOnriendO.
La gaceta., 1936-10-15
CON Los GUANTES

La Gaceta" tuvo ell honor de
presentar a Harry Balsamo, Ell
formidable gladiator del peso
medic, hace algunos meses y
diio que aigunos expertos lie Sc
nalaban como ell future cam
pe6n.
Ell triunfo de anoche sobre ell
aleman Seelig, en- ell primer asal
to, ha dado nuevo impulse a la
carrera del italiano de Harlem,
que pega Electives ~punetazos.
Murray levin, ell cronista
deportivo de New York, habia
dado a entender que Balsamo
venceria por nocaut, aunque re-
conocia los meritos del hebreo
aleman.
Antes de su nueva victoria,
la de anoche, ell italiano habia
derrotado a p1giles como Paul
Pirrone, Lou Harper y AL Ros-
ST.
Seelig habia vencido a Pirro-
ne, por puntos, pero Balsamo le
|lpuso a dormir.
Seelig habia derrotado a A
Rossi, por nocaut, en- ocho asal-
La gaceta., 1936-10-15
VII
Lola estaba muy debil.

La enfermedad habia aniqui-
lado sus fuerzas, que no eran
muchas, y sentiase sin valor, sin
energias para seguir guardan-
do ell secreto de su amor, que
era tambien Ell secreto de su
tristeza.
Ademas, sentia ansia, neces1
dad de confiar a alguien sus pc
sares.
Creia la infeliz, que compar-
tiendo con alguien sus penas,
sufriria menos.
Y Jquien podia servirle me-
jor para c~onfidente, que su ma
DIRE?
Isl hasta reprOdhabase no
La gaceta., 1936-10-15

,tic6 ayes en- esta ciudad, tam.
bien eff secreto, como pugilista
as una mediocridad y NADIA mas.
ST Ell individuo de Panama CT
5y derrota a Tony, ell retorno%
es!e qEedara derribado por 81
base.
Sc lie ha ofreeido al veneedol
e esta noche I'm 'bout" con e
ebreo Baer.
Mariana Arilla, ell espaholito
laliente entire los valientes, ira.
ara de confundir a Bud Gala
way con un moro y lie pondHf
dormir. Galloway Sc ''ha liens
o la boca" para decir que ven.
FRA al vallisoletano, pero prohs
Jlemente esra noche cambiara
E opinion.
Completan ell programa bouts
,ntre Dave Eumgey Y Earl
Ssorch, Y Manuel MONS Y Jose
rodriguez. -
La gaceta., 1936-10-15
-lSoy muy desgraciada, ma

-lSoy muy desgraciada, ma
DIRE mia!
Soleda dse asust6.
Desgraciada su hijal
7iPor que?
Una sospecha acudi6 a su
mente, en- condensation a eeta
pregunta.
No Sc necesitaba ser muy lin
ce para adivinar parte de la yer
dad. .
Lola estaba en- IL edad en- que
Ell amor es cast una necesidad.
un tribute obligado...
jAmaria la j6ven?
Soledad no formula esta pre-
gunta con los labios; pero ST 10.
hizO con los oios; y fue tan cla-
ra, tan elOcuente, que la j6ven.
comprendiendO 10 que su madre
La gaceta., 1936-10-15

ma doblemente tn reserva para
conmigo. iQue temes de mi? 81
no encunetra sindulgencia en- tn
madre, Ten Quien has de hallar-
la? Conque ca: a cumplir tus de
beres de hija buena y resPstuo-
sa, como los cumpliste siempre,
y a decirmelo TODD. Vamos, no
llores mas. Mira que me enoja-
re, y 81 td me quieres tanto CO.
mo en- mas de una OCCASION me
has dicho, no debes desear que
me enoje.
La gaceta., 1936-10-15
LAS PRAcTIcAS DE LOS ESPARTANOS
TIRANDQ Ell BALON.

Dirigidos por Rudy Rodrl :
guez los Espartanos de la Uni
versidad de Tampa tuvieron
aver una practica brillante.N
Nash Higgins, que pas6 Vim
susie frente al "once" B de
Georgia Tech, aver desarrug6
ell entrecejo y sonri6.
A Georgia Sc mandara IN
grupo de %, cinco menos de
los que fueron a Miami.
Higgins dice que desea lie
var a los mejores y que Gada
uno debe calificarse por sus O.
bras.
La gaceta., 1936-10-15

Toao So encuentra prepare
do en- Gainesville para ell par
tide del sabado entire los Cal.
names y los Sombrereros de
Stetson.
Ell ano pasado los Caimanes
anotaron S5 puntos y dejaron
en- blanco a sus rivales.
Josh Cody, ell nuevo coach
de La Universidad de Florida,
tiene cnofianza en- sus mucha-
chos y cree que en- este ano ha-
"a un papel mas airoso que en-
1886.
La gaceta., 1936-10-15

Los Gophers de Minnesota,
jugaran ell sabado~ contra Mi
chigan v Sc proponeh pante :
ner la cadena de triunfOs que
fomenz6 en- 1ss
Princeton Sc batira con ell
fuerte "once' de Pennsylva :
MIA. .
La marca de &&iameseta es
una de las Us glorsosas del
futbolt amateur.
La gaceta., 1936-10-15

FL "once" de la Marina a.
mericana iugara ell sabado con
ira la Universidad de Yale.
Los marinos han practicable en-
secreto, de mOdO que ell enemi
20 no Sc entere de sus planes.
Cast todos los expertos OPT
nan que Yale vencera Y que la
Marina tendra un NAL aho.
La gaceta., 1936-10-15
FOlletin No. $50
La Gaceta
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

telo, cuando deberia saberlo sin
que 10 preguntara. En- otrO item
po no LELAND, no tenias ~secretos
para tn madre. iEntonces me
querias masl
zEso no!-exlam6 Lola,
rodeando con sus brazOs ell cue
Ito de su madre.
Y sigui6 llOrando, apoyada la
frente en- Ell pecho de Soledad,
sintiendo los latidos de aquel
coraz6n lleno de augusta pOr
ana aagrimas.
La gaceta., 1936-10-15

No necesitaba tanto Lola pa
ra abrir su coraz6n expansio-
nando la augusta que lie Opri-
mia; asi fue que exclam6 con
desgarrador acento:
La gaceta., 1936-10-15

Mr.. Brock practice en- horas
.speciales y nuestros "exper-
os' no pudierOn verle en- ac-
sion.
De todos MOODS, ell progra :
ma de esta noche merece la
protection del p1blico.
Els de primera clase y Arilla
una de sus atracciones.
La gaceta., 1936-10-15

del trstado de Londres, Ia que
limita v humaniza Ell uso de los
submarines. Di6 la noticia a los
0~eri6dicos ell ministro de negJ-
los extranjeros, Mr.. Arita.
La gaceta., 1936-10-15

Muchos amigos ha hecho Ma
riano Arilla, ell espaholito de
Valladolid, en- los cafes y lu-
cares pGblicos de Ybor City.
La gaceta., 1936-10-15
pAcro DE L1M1TkIoN DE-
sUBMAREoS

Tokio, oct. 16.-Se han dadc
nstrucciones embaj adoA 2
ones en- Ifhdres, shigeru "
ihida, para que firme I'm nuevo
.Qpvenie con Inglaterra. Esta-
los Unidos, Francia e Italia
La gaceta., 1936-10-15

Tony Cancela tiene confianza
en- la victoria y Barney Brock
ha dicho que triunfara pOr mo
caut".
Uno de los dos debe veneer y
nosotros creemos que la ventaja
Sc halla de parte del oriundo de
Galicia.
Mr.. Brock jamas ha peleado
con hombres de la primera fila,
pero Cancela ST 10 ha hecho y
aqui venci6, en- cuatro asaltos,
al hebreo Max Baer, cuando es-
te era campe6n.
Ahora bien, manana diremos
toda la verdad, como siempre,
aunque simpatizamos con ell ia
tino".
La gaceta., 1936-10-15

Para todas las peFsOnas que
lie han sido presentadas, tiene
Mariana la mayor considera-
ci6n. y
~ es por este que los "fie-
les" latinos anhelan su Veto :
ria.
Bud" Galloway e "fue de
la lengua," como dicen en-
Ybor, Y el sabe que Mariana
20 es un gladiator inferior.
81 Arilla decide yer un mo
no" en- Galloway, n ame2ica :
alto 10 recogeran de la Iona des-
oues de que lie cuenten los diez
iegundos.
Cuando Mariana We "moros'
os puRetazos son formidables,
va sabe ell negrito Jackson
o que. Arilla significa cuando
lprieta los pun0s Y dice: Mo-
La gaceta., 1936-10-15

tos, pero Balsamo lie "acost6"
en- tres.
Ell aleman habfa puesto a DOR
mir, en- siete asaItos, a Mickey
Walker.
Ahora vendra ell combate en-
tire Balsamo y Steele.
La gaceta., 1936-10-15
LAS MEDIDAS DE LOS 3D.
CANCELA Y
BROCK

Los empleados de Jim Down
ing han tornado las medidas de
los boxeadores Cancela Y Brock
que pelearan esta no,he en- Ben
jamin Field, y nos dicen que son
loo O~i0,,;ar+os
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-08-31
MMSSOIimi
Is
Startling

Avellino, Italy, Aug. 31.-(AP)-
Premier Mussolini, with a claim to
100000 soldiers, paced two other Eu-
ropean dictators in the world re-arma
ment race today.
1--WE always in the course Of few
hours and after q simple order can
mobilize 100000 men," he told cheer
ing thousands who crowded the
towns square here yesterday.
Diplomatic quarters interpreted his
declaration to be aimed against two
recent actions by Adolf Hitler in
Germany and Josef Stain, in Russia.
The first, they declared, was the
reichfuehrer's extention of the mill
tary training period in Germany from
one to two years.
The second was the Soviet docta-
tors statement that the Soviet ar
mics must be prepared to march on
moments notice.
Two additional interpretations were
read into II Duces declaration by
observers, who viewed the Italian po-
Icy as possibly resulting from the
growth of socialist and communistic
influences in France and Spain.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-08-31
VIII Start
On TRAIL
F7OggimgS

Whiteville. Aug 81 (AP)-Prepara-
tons were made today for the trial
of four women on immortality charges
while grand jury sought to unmask
a band of hooded white-robed might
riders" that reputedly flogged them
and shaved their heads.
The grand jury resumed its secret
questioning of more than 40 witness
es who were summoned to tell what
they know Of the white legion's" DE-
predatidns in the Clarendon COM
munity.
Meanwhile, Solicitor John J. Bur
ney said he would try woman and
three girls-fou.' of the bands seven
professed victims-on prostitution
charges "early in the week..
The four defendants, held under
$500 bond each, are Mrs. Bertha Fow-
Ter and her young daughter, 1nez and
Grace and Glenn Fowler, daughters
of Lihue Fowler, himself victim OF
the band.
Birney said Of the grand jury in
vestigation:
1--WE summoned over 40 witnesses.
Every person who knew the slightest
thing about the floggings will appear
before the grand jury"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-08-31
Coz. Landon
Attacked By
New Dealers

albuquerque, N. M, Aug. 31.-(AP)
Joseph L. Daley, assistant to Reset
Element Administrator Rexford Tug
well, keynoting the New Mexico Dem
ocratic nominating convention today
charged the candidacy of Governor
ALT M. Landon was sponsored by the
most unholy crew that ever attempt
ed to hide its greed and selfishness
behind the royal robes of American
ISM"
The former New Mexico district
Judge called on the Republican presi-
Dental nominee to explain what is
"un-American' in the New Deal prin-
ciple. He said the ghost of Herbert
Hoover stil walks, clothed in the
mouths of Alfred M. Landon and John
D. M. Hamilton"
Characterizing Hamilton as a self
styled, hard-boiled politician" Daley
assailed the Republican National
Committee chairman.
Beware" he said, "of a case-har-
dened politician from Kansas who
comes into New Mexico and preys up
on your fears while he works against
your interest, needing the master
voice of William Randolph Hearst,
holding Wall Street by one hand ana
waving the American flag in other
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-08-31
Put Rebels
In Line OF
Rebel Fire

Irun, Spain, Aug. 81 (AP)-The
government defenders of Irun
brought 800 rebel prisoners into
the most dangerous point to in
surgent air bombs.
The prisoners were brought by
truck from Fort Guadalupe after
dozen projectiles had burst in the city
evacuated except for government
fighters and their hostages. Two wo-
men were blown to bits.
Gall old women, old men and chill
dren," of republican families were
sent across the French frontier gov
eminent leaders announced, but fam
lilies of suspected rightist sympathies
were forced to remain.
All "anti-republican" prisoners. they
added, would be exposed to the
bombardment when the rebels at
tempt to carry out their threat to re-
duce Irun to ashes.
Up to tonight, however, the insur-
gents had not carried out this threat,
and the bombs which they dropped
were said by the defenders to have
caused no important material dam
age.
A combined land, sea and air bonn
bardment was believed imminent,
however.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-08-31
STRONG PROTESTS
SPEEDILY SENT TO
WARNING FACTIONS
Navy Department Upholds
Action of Commander
of Destroyer Kane
in Firing Back
REBELS lombard
IRUN FROM SKIES
Bombs Tear Two Women to
Bits in Spanish City as 1t Is
Being Evacuated; Govern
ment Forces Claim Bloody
Victories in Mountains To
North
(By The Associated Press.D

(By me Associated PreSS.)
Rebel bombs tore two women to bits
in the northern Spanish city of Irun
today, while the United States gov
eminent, stunned by the bombing of
an American destroyer, dispatched
stiff protests to Madrid and to the
Fascist insurgents alike.
In vicious attack on long-defend-
ed Irun, rebel planes blasted great
holes in the streets as the city was
being evacuated enmassee. Before the
attack had begun more than 1000 in
habitants had fled into France.
On direct orders from President
Roosevelt, now in the Middle West,
the State Department demanded the
fighting Spaniards keep their hands
off United States ships.
With the Vatican in an unofficial
summary announcing 1862 churches
and other religious institutions had
been burned in Spain, uncensored ad-
vices from Madrid itself disclosed
long list of prominent pc images
which the government graphically re-
ported dead"
It was assumed most Of them died
of firing squad bullets.
Madrid, meantime, claimed impor-
tant, if bloody, victories in the Qua
darrama mountains, north of the cap
ital, and in central southern Spain.
From Burgos, the rebels announced
plans to continue bombardment of
Madrid airport as prelude to final
drive on the capital.