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Evening star., 1937-05-25
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By Walter McCalIum

front with q total Of 288 for the 81
holes played thus far in the 72-hole
tourney. Her rounds have been 1O4,
81 and 90. Mrs. James w. Beller is
second with 290, Mrs. Norman B.
Frost is third with 294 and Mrs. H. M.
Brundage Is third with 295.
Evening star., 1937-05-25
Comparative Scores.

HERE'S the batting average of the
two groups
Cuppers-Henry Picard. Hershey.
Pa. 73; Gene Sarazen Brookfeld Gen.
ter, Conn. IS; Horton Smith. Chicago,
IS: Tony Manero, Peabody, Mass, 49,;
Johnny Revolta, Evanston, ILL.,, 49,;
Denny Shute, Boston, 70.
Prospective Cuppers-Paul Runyan,
White Plains, N Y, So; Byron Nelson,
Reading, Pa. So; Jimmy Hines, Gar
den City, N. Y. 70; Harold McSpaden.
Winchester, Mass, II; Ed Dudley.
Philadelphia, 10; Vic Ghez1, Deal,
N. j., 10; Craig Wood. Rumson, N j.,
IS: Ralph Guldahl, Chicago, rs; KY
Laffoon, Chicago IS; Olin Dutra, Los
Angeles IS; Sam Snead, White Sui
phur Springs, w. Va, IS.
In the battle with Runyan, Nelson
Hines and McSpaden for the Alex
Smith Memorial Trophy, that goes to
the medalist, were Neil Christian,
Yakima, Wash, and Lloyd Gullickson,
Cleveland, with IT'S and the ever dan
gerous Harry Cooper of Chicago
with 70.
Most Of the boys figured that it
would take a two-round total of at
least 1855 to get into the match-play
Evening star., 1937-05-25

ENTRIES for the District Of Co.
lumbia Scholastic Golf Association
championship will close tomorrow with
Frank Emmett, sports director at
Georgetown Prep School. Students
at high and prep schools located within
is miles OF the White House are
Evening star., 1937-05-25

C1XTEEN golfers representing the
- Washington Junior Board Of Com
merce were out today at Indian Spring
to avenge whipping administered to
them last year by club-swingers of the
Junior Association Of Commerce Of
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1937-05-25

Alex Gerlak, the slender-faced COM
bination pro and greenskeeper from
Catskill, N. Y, who almost stole the
show on opening day last year with a
subpar round, almost shot himself out
Of the tournament with an 81.
The popular Johnny Farrell Of Short
Hills, N. j., back for the first time in
several years, also apparently came
only for the vacation. His 81 yester-
day left him piece of miracle shoot
ing today to stay in the fold.
And Sam Parks found that this
wasn't home town boy" year in the p.
g. A. Sam won the national open at
Oakmont here two years ago, but blew
himself away yesterday with an 81.
Evening star., 1937-05-25

\ ILDRED (BABE) DIDRIK-
M SON. the Beaumont, Tex,
w girl who pulled herself up
a from athletic obscurity by
Notwithstanding performances in the
1882 Olympic games at Los Angeles
and since that time has become quite
a golfer in the top circles of the links
pastime, is with us again.
Mildred is out at Congressional to-
day, sharpening up the shots which
have placed her among the very top
flight Of feminine golfers the country
over, following practice round yes
terday which netted her 78, six over
mems par. To get the full significance
OF this 78 you must realize that the
Babe doesn't go for such feminine
things as the front markers, or the
women's tees.
She plays rs far back as Pro-
fessiOnal Roland Mackenzie,
which means that she plays
full-sized golf course.
No sissy is the Babe. She is one Of
the longest hitters of the handmade
or female-and she takes no advantage
OF her sex by playing the womens tees.
Here for Ten Days.
I>HE slugging Didrikson gal will be
around Washington for 10 days
or more as guest Of Helen Dett-
weller, and she'll probably play golf
over most Of the local courses during
her stay here. When you've watched
the tall, slim girl from Texas swing
into tee shot you've seen power plus
in the big-hitting sector OF golf. She
has a wallop and she has power with
the irons, too. That round OF 76 she
played last year at Chevy Chase was
one OF the finest rounds OF golf ever
played by woman. Don't take my
word for it. Listen to what Bob
Barnett says. 1--WE played as far back
as we could go on those tees" SAYS
Bob. And she was getting home on
those long par 4 holes just like any
other pro. She missed four puts OF
less than 6 feet for brides and was
around in an honest rs. the best
round OF golf I've seen played by
woman"
Then there was a round Of IS she
had at Washington, where she stood
on the fifteenth tee with four pars for
a 73 and because she didn't know
just where to hit her shots, wound
up 7, s, 4, for 78. She also PLAYED
Columbia in 70 and Congressional in
70. Sure, the Babe is quite golfer.
She could lick lots Of men who fancy
themselves as f1rst-fight tournament
players.
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Dettweiler to PLAY,

Dettweiler to Play.
II ELEM DETTWEILER, who has
been out of the team matches so
far this year, played on the Congress
slonal team today, and was badly
needed. for Congressional, first team
winners last year. have been taking a
humping this year. Chevy Chase led
up to today's matches, with Indian
Spring in second place.
OUT at Columbia the fair golfers Of
the club have only one more
round in the tourney for the Hinshaw
trophies. This round will be played
next week. Mrs. B. c. Hartig is In
Evening star., 1937-05-25


A ND. as they started the final quail
flying round this morning, Paul,
along with young Byron Nelson, had
a two-shot lead over the field In
addition, they were five shots out front
Of Henry Picard, the best scorer
among those selected for Uncle Sam S
tussle with the Britishers in England
next month.
Paul felt his record should have put
him on the squad However, they
didn't forget Paul altogether, for they
named him, along with 10 others, to
fight 1t out here and in the United
States open in June for four remain
ing positions. The low scorers for
the six rounds OF medal play get the
nod.
II left my wife at home to pack up"
Runyan grinned. Il think maybe
we'll be going abroad"
AS matter of fact, Runyan wasn't
the only one who got mad yesterday.
The II boys who still are trying to
make the team made the boys who
have made it look pretty bad They
averaged fraction over par u to the
Ryder Cuppers rs plus.
Evening star., 1937-05-25
FORGOTTEN" PROS.
0UTH|T PICKED LOT
Runkan, Ace Golfer, Who Is
Left Off Team, Cards SO
in Trial Round.
BY DILLON GRAHAM,
Associated Press Spart6 Writer

bI DILLON OHAHAM,
Associated Press Sports Writer
T1TTSBURGH, May 25.-The
- Professional Golfers Associa-
ton realized today that Paul
4 Runyan is pretty tough little
guy when he's riled.
They failed to name the dininutive
White Plains, N. Y, pro to the Ryder
Cup team and "Lil' Poison" was sort
OF burned up. He gave the powers
that-be snappy two-word rebuttal
yesterday In the first 18-hole quail
tying round Of the P. G. A. champion
ship.
The words were: Sixty eight"
Evening star., 1937-05-25

Most Of the boys figured that it
would take two-round total of at
least 1855 to get into the match-play
rounds tomorrow.
Evening star., 1937-07-19
Stock Averages
BY VICTOR EUBANK,


NEW YORK. July 19-With stee,5
and motors beating a new recovery
trail, stock market leaders today
pushed up fractions TO points. There
were a few wider gains
Business news, including highly sat-
isfactory second quarter corporation
reports, was TO the liking of Wall
Street and bids for favorites were
lifted at the start.
United States Steel began the trek
with an advance of a point at the
opening on block of q 900 shares. II
later crossed ll9, up more than 2, to
a new top for the current recovery.
Chrysler jumped around 4. j. l. Case
7, Sloss-Sheffield 5 and Deere and
Howe Sound each at the best. There
was profit selling in the final lap, but
this was well absorbed and late recess
sions were unimportant il most IN
stances.
While activity was not pronounced,
transfers were in the neighbnrhood
of $50, 900 shares.
Buyers apparently saw nothing par
ticularly disturbing IN slight set
back in this weeks steel mill operat-
ing rate and another break in the
French franc to a low since 1926.
Conspicuous share gamers included
Bethlehem Steel, Crucible Steel,
Youngstown Sheet e. Tube, General
Motors Yellow Truck. u S. Rubber,
Montgomery Ward. Sears Roebuck,
Macy, international Harvester, Amer
lean Can, Westinghouse, Continental
Can, Boeing. Douglas Aircraft, West
ern Union, Consolidated Edison, Elec-
trio Power & Light. Anaconda, Ken
necott, American Smelling Interna-
tional Nickel, Allis Chalmers, General
Electric, Du Pont, Standard Oil OF
New Jersey, Texas Corp. Santa Fe,
New York Central, Southern Pacific,
Great Northern and Northern Pacific.
Evening star., 1937-07-19
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. July 10, oP,.-Poaltry. live
one car II trucks. about steady. Hens,
II: Leghorn hens. 13: fryers, cofored, -:
Plymouth and White Rocks. 21 barebacks,
II: broilers colored. 90: Plymouth and
White Rocks. q: barebacks, II: Leghorns.
Il: Springs. eolored. 19: 59: Plymouth Rocks,
roosters. IA: -Leghorn ROSTERS 13: tur-
13; ducks. white and colored, Az pounds
up Butter H sms ia745: - GEESE Steady M Creamery:
3054: extra firsts (90-9D. 3Ola: firsts
3Ss-S9). 29-29sz: seconds is4is-s7). "a
27: standards go. centralized carlotsl. 81
EGGS. 100: easy Extra flrsts, local
49,: cars, ! 19a.; current receipts; Is;
Potatoes 113; on track 3e2: tota
United States shipments Saturday. a33;
stronger, good quality Cobblers slightly
stronger. Bliss. Triumphs slightly weaker;
supplies liberal. demand fair; sacked. per
hundredweight. California White Rose. U
8. No l. 2.1O-30; U. s. commercials
l.S52.2O; Idaho Bliss Triumphs, U. S
s. No. i. $3.50: cobbiers. Missouri: q
Is: 80 mostly M ST NJ i.s5; wi Virsinia. % i. S. No. /.
showing heated and decay, few sales, 10
90 Delaware and Maryland. U. 8. No. /.
1.45-50; Arkansas Bliss Triumphs U. s.
No. l, car showing heated. some decay
100: Louisiana Bliss Triumphs. car ordi-
nary quality. showing decay, LIS.
Evening star., 1937-07-19
MESTA MACHINE SALES
CLIMB TO NEW PEAK
Srecial Dispatch to The Star.

Sr recial Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, July 19.-Unfilled or
ders of Mesta Machine Co. Of Pitts
burgh, manufacturers of steel mill
equipment, as of June 80, reached
new high record in the company's
history of more than s24,000,000, COM
pared with about $lS,000,000 at the
beginning of 1887 and sl0,500,0o0 in
midsummer of 1886.
Contributing to the increase in new
orders was a contract from Carnegie
Illinois Steel Corp, subsidiary Of
United States Steel Corp for hot
mill at the new Irwin Works. This
contract is the largest individual piece
Of business ever booked by Mesta.
Other important orders this year
have included a s5,OO0,OOO contract
from japanese steel interests and
large mill installation for John Sum-
mers g. Sons Co. of England.
Evening star., 1937-07-19
AIRCRAFT SALES SOAR.

NEW YORK, July 10 LP.-Total
1887 sales by American aircraft and
airplane engine manufacturers ap-
pear likely to exceed 100000 900, an
increase Of around Al per cent over
previous week output in 1929, ac-
cording to Poor's industry and in
vestment surveys.
Evening star., 1937-07-19
DOLLAR GOES DOWN
IN LONDON DEALINGS
y the ASSOclated Press.

Dy lit AooOSidlcu fItSSs
LONDON, July 19-Trading in
French francs was erratic in today's
foreign exchange dealings. The close
was 1887 to the pound, compared
with 1872 on Saturday. At one time
during the session the unit touched
1925. due to franc sales from Paris
sources attributed to speculative op-
erations.
The United States dollar lost Sis
of cent at 497ss to the pound, COM
pared with similar rate for sterling
in New York over the week end.
PARIS, July l9 (P).-Three per cent
rentes. 50 francs 80 centimes; AZ per
cent rentes "a" 7045; Az per cent
rentes, 1887, $50.
Exchange on London, 1880. The
dollar was quoted at 26.45.
Evening star., 1937-07-19
GROUP OFFERS STOCK
OF HARRISBURG STEEL
Special Dispatch to The Star.


NEW YORK, July 19.-Public offer
ing of 49,790 shares of Harrisburg
Steel Corp. common stock will be
made this week by group headed by
D. M. S. Hagarty & Co., Inc. This
will be the first public offering of the
company's stock since the company
was founded in 1883
Directors and stockholders have ap-
proved 10-for-l split-up of the cap
ital stock of Harrisburg Steel Corp.
capitalization of the company now
will consist Of 100000 authorized
shares of IS par value common stock,
of which 182.9OO shares, exclusive of
400 shares held in the treasury, will
be outstanding. The company has
no bonds or preferred stock.
Evening star., 1937-07-19
PIANO SHIPMENTS JUMP.

CHICAGO, July 10 P}-National
Piano Manufacturers Associate ton re-
ported the first six months of 1897
were the best in Is years, with ship
ments 1882 per cent ahead of the
corresponding 1896 period and 352 .39
above the first six months of 1933 the
industry's low point. Shipments were
49,595 units.
Evening star., 1937-07-19
MONEY IN CIRCULATION
OFF SHARLY IN WEEK
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July l9.-Money in
circulation declined sharply during
the week ended July IA Financial
quarters said the drop resulted from
the return flow of holiday money, plus
the Summer dip in industrial activ-
ity.
Money use, reported by the Federal
Reserve Board credit statement, COM
pared as follows:
Week ended July /, S6,457 100000.
Previous week. S6,524, 100000
Same period last year, IS, l9o, ) ,o00, 900.
Evening star., 1937-07-19
New Orleans Prices

NEW ORLEANS, July 10 tP,.-Cotton
opened steady and unchanged to ? points
lower today on little selling induced by
lower Liverpool cables than expected
Some buying of near positions was en-
countered after the start and these months
rallied to levels 3 to 4 points above the
previous close
october opened at 1900 and rallied to
los. while December recovered from
l2-04 TO 1".Os. January opened at
II %. March al l@1 and May at l@.14.
Toward the end of the first half hour
while iater options remained al their
opening levels
Cottonseed opened steady July, Ssh.
September SAB: October S.7lb: Deem
Ter. Sob; January, Sob. Bid.
Evening star., 1937-07-19
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY,

NEW YORK, July 19 P).-The Wis
ible supply of American grain shows
the following changes Gn. bushels)
wheat increased 81 1851 900, corn in
creased 412,000, oats decreased 1928, 900,
rye decreased l4l,o00, barley de.
creased 400, 1000.
Evening star., 1937-07-19
D. C.PHONE TOTAL
MOUNTS SHARPLY
installations and Calls Dis
close Rapid Rise Here
in Six Months.
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

Sharp advances in the number OF
telephones installed were recorded
Zach month in the first half of 1887,
compared with the corresponding
months in 1886. according to reports
rom the Chesapeake & Potomac Tel
Hphone Co., while average originating
alls per day also scored substantial
aims, both barometers clearly indi-
ating steadily improving business and
conomic conditions in the CAPITAL
} far in 1887.
The number Of telephones In serv-
at the end of each month 50 far
lis year compares as follows with
le records last wear.
Evening star., 1937-07-19

ssociated vii t h
he local office of
1emphul, Noyes
. Co., the firm
,nnounced today.
Mr.. Thomas is
' former presi-
lent of the WASH
) n G t on B o n d
Club and for sev-
raj years was
manager of the
Imce h ere of
Sill e t & Co.,
which he opened
n 1921. He is a
n a tive of the
Canital the son
Evening star., 1937-07-19
UTILITY EARNINGS LAG.

NEW YORK, June 19 (P).-Detroit
Edison Co., for the u months ended
June 80, reported consolidated net in
come OF $l0,84l,575, after taxes and
charges, equal to 1882 a common
share, against $10,857 800, or $3.50 in
the preceding IL months.
Evening star., 1937-07-19
new YORK COTTON
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July l9,-Early mod
crate advances in cotton today on
trade buying and covering encountered
increased selling and domestic liquida-
ton as crop advices from the South
continued favorable.
December sold off from 1900 to Il.s5
and in midafternoon was llSB, with
the list to 8 points net lower.
Evening star., 1937-07-19
CottOnSeed Oil.

Bleachable cottonseed oil futures
closed steady. unchanged to 3 lower.
Sales, 81 contracts. September, s23.
October. 9l8; December, Glib: Janu-
airy, 9l9, March, 922. Bid.
Evening star., 1937-07-19

Derby Oil & Refining Corp.-Com-
mon share earnings, six months ended
June 80, were $1.l6, against SO cents.
Evening star., 1937-07-19
NEW YORK BAR SILVER.
NEW YORK, July 10 (P)-Bar sill
yer steady and unchanged at AN.
RUBBER FUTURES.

NEW YORK, July 10 lP,.-Crude rubber
futures opened steady. 8 to l3 lower. Sep
tember, S5b; December, 10.00a1o. .03;
March. 1o.22a24. Bid.
Evening star., 1937-07-19

11:O0 AM------ 100000 1900 Noon 46O 900
1UV + M----- blO 900 200 F. P.M------- 720 900
Total Sales for the day 95OOOO
bankruptcy nizedu
BANKRUPTCY act or securities assumed by such
Rates of dividends
bursmen based the declar
on Unless otherwise noted
included - ~ N''.NN' "Ae 'io'
lex dividend Ex rights or extras Paid
last year Payable stock far
NN~NN S"i0 Va
Evening star., 1937-07-19
Thomas Joins Brokerage Staff.

Sidney T. Thomas, for the last Is
ears active in the Washington finan-
al and investment field, has become
Evening star., 1937-07-19

NUHVllly Comparisons OF The nuMber
= daily originating calls in the COM
anys various exchanges are of equal
lterest and value in their business
indications:
Evening star., 1937-07-19

1t will be noted that June wound
. the first half year with part;cu-
1rly good record, an increase of o.
- average daily calls over June,
926, the best month SO far in 1887,
lth the single eXCentin ION of Anril
Evening star., 1937-07-19

AZ 41Se w pOAAlto llce iONci'
Futures closed steady 10 z louey
La gaceta., 1937-03-25
FRANcIA E INGLATERRA
QUE DESEM-
BARQUEN V~OLUNUTARIOs
EN- ESPAnA

Londres, mario 25.-IFran.
cha e Inglaterra convinieron
hoy, en- terminus claros, que i'm
pediran a TODD trance el desem.
barco de volunt4rios extranje-
ros en- territorio espafiol. Los
representatives de las dos poten.
cias discutieron Ia posibiliadad
de usar sus respectivas eScua.
ras para impedir ell transporte
de trdpas, de acuerdo con ell pax
to de no-intervenci6n.
La maquinaria de neutrali.
dad, segin Sc dice en- los circu.
los ~diplomaticos, funcionara de
manera perfecta porque asf ID
quieren los gObiernos de Lon.
|dres y Paris.
Nompletaron las negocaacio-
mes en- el pacto anglolbritanico
M. Ivon Delbos, ministro fran.
c6s de relaciones exteriores, J
Sir George Russell Clerk, EN-,
bajador ingles en- Francia.
En- los cfrculos oficiales ~
gdarda hoy complete reserva J
SO dice qse Italia descansa en-
Ia que In dieAa
La gaceta., 1937-03-25
ULTIMAS NOTICIAS
DE ESPANA
DERROTADOS LOS FASCIS-
TAS EN- POZOBLANCO
Ia aviacion insurgente bonn
barde6 Ia capital

Madrid, MARIO 25.-Duran-
te cinco horas la aviaci6n fac
ciosa, derrotada en- Guadalaja-
ra, como 10 fuera Ia infanteria
Y La artillerfa, estuvo hoy arro-
jando bonbas sobre Ia pobla-
ci6n ~no-combatiente de la CAPT.
tai. AL bombardeo de los aIpara-
tos fascistas contest6 la artille-
ria antiaerea. No Sc ha podidc
determinar todavfa los danes
producidos en- la capital.
Los milicianos oorrfan por
las GALES pidiendo q los vecinoe
apagaran sus luces, Y en- algu.
nos casos disparaban sobre las
ventanas para hacer cumplir
las 6rdenes con mayor rapidez
La aviaci6n fascista atact
tambien en- Guadalajara y fue
puesta en- fuga 10 mismo que en-
Andujar, provincial de C6rdo7
ba.
En- ell sector de Pozoblanco
los milicianos dtrrotaron a la
infanteria facciosa, avanzando
tres millas.
La gaceta., 1937-03-25
ASOCIACION DE EMIGRA-
DOS REVOLUClONARIOS

Habiendo informado ell Presi-
dente en- la Ultima Junta de Di-
rectiva de los trabajos realiza-
dos en- Cuba, cerca del Congre-
so y Atlas Autoridades, Y ha-
biendosele dado lectura a gran
ndmero de cartas y adhesiones
de los Congresistas Cubanos, Sc
acord6 hacer esta Convocatoria
a fin de que todos los miembros
de la institution queden infor-
mados de las grandes probabi-
lidades que tenemos actualmen-
tie para ell logro de nuestra as
piraciones, y reunirnos ell pro-
ximo domingo %, a las 3 de la
tarde, en- el Circulo Cubane. No
falte ninguno.
r. X.
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1937-03-25

cional, nuestro querido amigo
Ell Sr. Van Horn, llegue a Tam.
pa Ell dia / de abril. 81 para
entonces las negociaciones Sc
mantlenen todavfa, EN- elias to
mara parte ell Sr. Van Horn.
Ma1ana viernes Sc vertical
RI en- ell Centre Obrero una i'm
portante junta conjunta.
Los comisionados de los ira
bajadores en- las deliberacio-
mes de los fabricantes, NADIA
nos quisieron decir sobre ell me
two de la Conjunta; pero tene
mos entendido que de precios
Sc hablara.
Tambien es probable que to
me parte en- las discusiones la
conocida obrera Luisa Moreno.
Varios dfas pasaran antes de
que puede llegarse a un ARE
glo definitivo de la controver-
STA.
La gaceta., 1937-03-25
Energica nota rusa pidiendo Sc mvestigue Ell re-
ciente desembarco de ttopas ~italianas en- Espana
Dino Grandi contesto a Maisky con la arro-
gancia de los tiranuelos f~ascistas
Rasada la Nota q estudio de un subcomite,
que informara

ILondres, Nary 25.-La cri-
sis international en- Europa es
hoy grave por la actitud violen-
ia de Mussolini en- relaci6n con
la guerra de Espa1a.
Frente a las provocaciones del
fascismo, que desembarc6 tro :
pas en- Espana el dia s de mar
20, a pesar de 10 convenido, Ivan
Maisky, embajador de Russia en-
Inglaterra, habl6 en- una session
plenaria del comite de n~o-inter-
venci6n Y pidi6, en- nombre de
su gobierno, que sean manda :
dos INVESTIGATORS imparciales
a Espana para enterarse de CO.
mo los italianos pelican junto q
los ejercitos facciosos. "Es va
TEMPO, dijo, de que ell comite
!compruebe toda la situaci6n en-
Espaha."
La nota de Russia es una vigo-
rosa condensation a las tbalan =
dronadas de >Mussolini Y a las
palabras de Dino Grandi, su EN-
bajador, proferidas anteayer.
Grandi dijo que Italia rehusaba
Iconsiderar la retirada de volun-
tarios de Espafa.
Maisky pide que los investiga
dores del comite de neutralidad
traten de determinar cuantos
italianos han sido mandados al
general Franco desde que ell en-
barge se estableci6 el dfa 20 de
febrero.
"Debe determinarsA, agreg6,
Isl en- Espafa combaten soldados
La gaceta., 1937-03-25

regulares del ejercito iltaliano,'
Dino Grandi calific6 de pro-
vocativa la nota rusa y dijo que
ell representatives de la Russia co
munista recibiria una contesta-
ci6n del gobierno italiano, la
eual merece. Las naciones fas-
cistas de Europa inmediatamen
te se situaron junto a Grandi y
ell embaiador aleman, con su ci-
nismo de siempre, denunci6 la
nota rusa como hip6crita. Ar
mindo Rodriguez Monteiro, ell
representative del gobierno fas-
Icista de Portugal, calific6 de vic
lenta la actitud del Soviet.
Maisky lie contest6 a Montei-
70 y diio que el habia hscho car
gos que considerable bien fun
dados.
Andres Corbin propuso que
la nota rusa pasara a discussion
de un subcomite. Francia y Ru-
STA mantienen la mas formida-
BILE alianza militar de Europa.
Finalmente la proposici66n de
.Corbin frte aceptada.
Al terminar la discussion lie
go la noticia de Paris de que
Ivon Delb6s, ministro frances
de relaciones e~xteriores, habia
informado a los embajadores de
~Ingfaterra " Alemania que
Francia apelara o la Sociedad
de Naciones en- busca de acci6n
naval dirdcta 81 Mussolini in
siste en- mandar tropas a Espa-
fla.
La gaceta., 1937-03-25
Los Caristas y Falangistas Sc han yetrado
. alo largo de la caneteh de'Sora
Llega a $50 ell total de i~talianos ~fascistas hechos
prisineros en- Guadalajara

,tadAos han dicho que al salir de
Italia tenian Ia creenci9 de que
Sc les mandaba a Ethiopia, no a
Espaha. Ell lunes fueron hechos
81 prisioneros, 10 que eleva a
$50 ell total de los prisioneros
itAlianos.
. Los facciosos han sido derro-
tados de Ruevo en- ell frente sur
v no han podido llegar a las mi
mas de mercurio de Almaden,
las que han ofrecio a los italia
nos y alemanes.
William Carnes, un cat6lico
f~ascista, escribe desde Sevilla
que ell general Queipo del Lila :
no admite que Ell Malaga han 81
do fusilados va 500 c~iudadanos,
de un total de $500 prisioneros,
"Debemos repudiar, lie dijc
Queipo a Carnes, algunas de las
mentiras que sobre nosotros sc
publican en- ell extranjero. No es
cierto que los vecinos de los pue
bios que conquistamos sean flu
Silados tampoco es cierto que ell
ejercito imponga su voluntad q
obreros y civiles.'
Ademas de los 500 fusilados,
Queipo admite que otros SOC
han sido condenados a prisi6n
|perpetua.