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Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-28

Water are very delicious place to
swimming at. 1t are usual found around
a fish Water are fireman's best friend.
Water are best way to commit prohibi-
tion with, because it are the best chaser.
Water makes bathing beauties look
logical. Cattle always are walking mile
and mile for water. When finding they
walking away again. If we can convinc-
ing them cattle to stopping alongside
those water till further notice, their ana
tony shall obtain nice fat steaks on ac-
count of minimum exercise.
And that's just what smatter with
the Country, meat are too high
Thank you please.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-28
on Sol
CRANK WATANABE
WATER
ny Ep holden

WATER
Water are the king of life But no
body writing about him. So l going did
it! What Are water? Are it animal
vegetables or minerva? 1t are all both,
because mother nature have dump she
90 implements in same, especially the
ocean uncuding salt.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-28

One Minute Test Answers
. They lie north of Scotland.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-28

Words of Wisdom
Prejudice is the reason of fools.
-Voltaire.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-28
Thoughts for the Day

Even so hath the Lord ordained that they which
preach the gospel should live of the gospel Cor
inthians 9:14
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-28
THE GRAB BAG
Sound WoVag
40

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all degrees of longitude pass thru
1t.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-28

1t has pleased me the way dyed
in-the- wool city folk take to the
Jaspers from out yonder who have
never been able completely to shake
the oats out of their hair. They
would lionize them if possible.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-28

Bagatelles: Roscoe Peacock, sage
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-28
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-20
LOYALISTS CLAIM
REBELS REPULSED

Copyright, 1887, United Prcss)
MADRID, July 20. (UP)-The
Loyalist high command asserted
last night that the "cream OF the
Rebel armies" had been repulsed
outside Madrid with loss OF b.
900 men in 25 hours of the most
sewage fighting witnessed since
the World War.
The defeat of the insurgents
along a 30-mile salient curvlng
around Brunette, west of the cap
ital, was said to have had "a ter
rible demoralized effect" on Re-
bel shock troops and to have
paved the way for more Loyal
list gains" =
Brunette, Ia miles west OF
Madrid, was entirely in flames
last night after a rain of incendi-
airy bombs from rebel warplaneS'
An officer of the Loyallst com
mand told the United Press:
9TH Rebel counter-offenslve
has slackened and the enemy Is
more than four miles south OF
Brunette" ,
The battle conferred around
three ruined towns Graded in the
Guadarrama mountains W h r c
200 fighting planes and nearly
10000 troops were locKed III
combat.
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War Humors And
Horrors Shown by
Irish Preacher

"Why Are There Thirty Million
Men Out of Work? Why Are
Times Getting Better" will be
the subject to be discussed at the
conference tent, opposite the
courthouse, at the 1880 o'clock
service tonight, by Rev. William
s. McBirnie. Presbyterian minis
ter from Belfast, Ireland, who is
conducting the inter-denomina-
tional Bible conference.
Nearly one thousand people
were given an opportunity to sec
and hear the horrors and the hu-
mors of war last night at the con-
ference tent. "Wars will become
more prevalent according to
Jesus ChriSt's own statement, l"
said McBirnie. "'Wars and wars
and rumors of wars Nation
against nation, kingdom against
kingdom he quoted. He urged
especially all young men to &C
cept Jesus Christ as their savior.
DR.. McBirnie will deliver We'd
nesday night his greatest sermon
of the series, "The Rapture" it
was announced. Business men cs-
pecially are invited to hear the
sermon tonight,
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DIST.
SESSION ENDS
Club Dinner Today With
Visitors Concludes
Activity Here

The annual district assembly Of
the 19Oth district of Rotary In
ternational adjourned this after
noon after luncheon at the Hen
Jacksonville Golf and Country
club.
About Is Rotarians and ladies
attended the luncheon, the regu-
lar meeting Of the Hendersonville
club.
A. S. Browning, president of
the local club, presided, and Dis
trict Governor Guy Houk, OF
Franklin, spoke briefly. Chairman
of the local club committees were
introduced.
The final session was held this
morning at the high school audi
forum. The session was devoted
to a discussion Of topics of inter-
est to the club presidents and Sec
retaries.
More than 80 Rotarians regis
tered for the sessions of the as
sembly and 33 of the 81 clubs
composing the district were rep
resented. Clubs represented were
Continued on page three)
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Two NEGROES
.LYNCHED NEAR
TALLAHASSEE
One Confessed To Stab
bling Policeman In Ar
rest Attempt

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, July 20.
(UP)-The bullet riddled bodies
OF two negro youths were found
on the Jacksonville highway four
miles east of here today several
hours after one Of them confess
ed to stabbing J. Vernon Kelly,
4S-year-old Tallahassee policeman
as he attempted to arrest them
for robbery charge.
On a road embankment were a
number Of crude signs which said
"warning-this is what will hap
pen to negroes if they harm
white people"
An officer who did not want his
name to be quoted said four men
wearing paper sacks over. their
faces held up Policeman Harry
Fairbanks at police headquarters
about 3 a. M, forced him at a
gunpoint to accompany them to
the county Jail and admit them
with a key used by the city police.
The victims were Richard Hawk
ms and Ernest Ponder.
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WASHINGTON, July 20. CUP
cocker" provisions in the Johnson
Act and the new neutrality law
which apparently allow the United
States government to make loans
to debtor nations and countries
declared "belligerents" by presl-
dental proclamation, were discov-
cred by New Deal attorneys last
night as war fears continued IN
the Far East.
simultaneously, Secretary oil
the Treasury Henry Morgenthau'
Jr., announced he may call for an
opinion by Attorney General no
mer S. Cummings as to whether
the new monetary agreement pc
tween China and the United States
would be affected should President
Roosevelt invoke provisions OF the
neutrality statute against emma
and Japan.
The "joker," according to ad-
ministration officials allow loans
through government corporations
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REBELS PIERCE.
LOYAL SALIENT
near MADRID
Defenders Claim Heavy
Losses Are Inflicted On
Insurgents
NON INTERVENTION
FARLEY BREAKS UP

LONDON. July 20. (UP)-
of nine key nations
were deadlocked on. the Spanish
non-intervention negotiations to-
day and adjourned indefinitely af-
ter Italy refused to discuss the
withdrawal of volunteers.
WITH THE NATIONALTSTS,
Outside Madrid, July 20. (UP)-
General Francisco Frances ma
tionliSt lcgionS last night smash
ed through the point of a 10
mile loyaliSt salient on both
sides of the shambles of brunette,
il miles west of Madrid.
Cleavage of the salient, driven
by Gen. Jose Miaja's loyalist
armies in desperate and costly
effort to break Frances strngle
hold on the capital, appeared to
have broken the backbone of a
two-wcckS loyalist offensive.
CarliSt monarchits and Spanish
FaScists, aided by Moors, rushed
with SaDlcS lUJO Jilc Ivy dllSI ill'So
along a 15-mile front curving
around Brunette like a giant horse
shoe.
They swept through the loyal
list front lines, decapitating en-
envy militamen in their path,
without paIisiug TO enter the ruin
ed town of Brunette.
The rounded nose of the Sail
cnt melted under the attack Of
swinging blades as scores of ma
tionalist bombers roared down
perilously close to the ground and
spread death among the retreat
ing enemy.
Over the heads of advancing
naltionalists big artillery shells
whined and whistled, diSrupting
the loyalist retreat. ,
The Loyalists' front line behind
Brunette was in the dangerous
position of being behind the Ma
tionalistS' front lines on both
flanks of the Salient.
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NEUTRALITY LAW JOKER MAY
AI.LOWWAR LOANS TODEBTORS
New Deal Attorneys Find These Provided For Where
Nations Held "BeIligerents" By President

or agencies to both debtor nations
and belligerents. although both
measures specifically ban such
loans by "private persons
The Johnson law was enacted
to prevent loans to nations in de-
fault of their war debts to tire
United States, and the neutrality
law is intended to keep this coun-
try out of foreign entanglements
through banning mnoey, goods
and ornaments to nations at war.
1t was learned last night that
an administration attorney had
advised high government officials
that the neutrality act does not
ban loans made bv the govern
ment or through corporations in
which the government holds a con-
trolling interest. At present the
export-import bank is believed to
be the only agency specifically af-
fected.
Final interpretations probably
would be given by Cummings in
Continued on page three)
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PRESBYTERIAN MEN
PLAN PROGRAM ON
EDUCATION TONIGHT

Meeting of the men OF tng
Presbyterian church is announced
for this evening, beginning at
7:i5 o'clock, in the church house.
Supper will be served at that
time by ladies of the church; A
program on education will follow.
7 Harold Flanagan is in charge
of the program and subject VIII
be discussed by Prof. Fred NJ
Waters and Prof. j. R. Sanditer.
Visitors in the city and sec
ton, as we'll as members OF TINS
congregation, are invited to at
tend this meeting.
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ROOSEVELT FEELS
ILEHMAN'S ACTION
KEENLY, IS SAID

WASHINGTON, July 20 (UP)
close to the daminls-
tration said last night that Presl"
dent Roosevelt and his advirers
feel confident that the senate
will defeat attempts to recommlt
the supreme court reorganization
bill to the judiciary committee,
and will pass the measure IN It's
present compromise form.
This was learned after MIR.
Roosevelt held lengthy confer.
ence with Attorney General
Homer s. Cummings, who went
to the White House unannounced
after the letter of Gov. Herbert
H. Lehman of New York joining
the court bill opposition, was
made public. Other White House
visitors were Assistant Attorney
General Joseph B: keenan, and
Sen. Hugh L. Black, D., Ala.
All were silent on the court
fight. Cummings asid:
1--WE discussed the whole legis-
lative program, involving all I'M
portant matters that are in sus-
pense, and how we are going TO
work them out" a..
Keenan,, who accompanied the
congressional delegation attened-
inc the funeral of Senate Major
ity Leader Joe T. Robinson at
Little Rock, Ark, flew back here
Yesterday, presumably to report
IN the conversations he had with
senators enroute. :,
President Roosevelt was sara
to feel keenly about Gov. Len,
mans stand. He once described
Lehman as my good right arm
in urging New Workers to elect
him governor. -,
Lehman's letter was addressed
to Sen. Robert F. Wagner, d., N.
Y who, while formally uncom-
mitted on the presidents supreme
court bill, is said by his friends 70
be planning to vote for it: "ag-
ner was out of town during tne
day, but his friends said he was
planning to make q speech soon
in favor of the bill. :,
The administration source sai1
that supporters of the court Dill
are more confident OF sufficiene
strength to defeat q motion. 70
recommit the bill than at any
time for weeks, despite the Len.
man move which comes as tne
senate is about ready to resume
the battle, temporarily droppeo
when Robinson died.
The administration, however,
is planning to let opponents
make the first showdown move.
This is expected on a motion 10
recommit the bill to the senate
judiciary committee and shelVe
It for the present session.
The administration probably
would meet this with a motion TO
Law the motion tv recommit on
the table, technical naneuver
to close debate and force q show
down vote Immediately. =.
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BOMB EXPLODES in
HAND OF WOULD-BE
ASSASSIN in WARSAW

WARSAW, July 20.-(UP)-
An attempted assassination re.
suited yesterday in the death OF
the wol;ld-be killer.
A bomb carried by an uniden,,
titled assailant, who attempted
to kill Captain Adam Koc, leader
of the newly-formed Party OF
National Concentration" was eX-
ploded in the would be killers
hands.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-20
Set Higgins And
Sentelle Families
Reunion Sunday

II. n. Sentelle, chairman of the
IIuggins-Sentellc committee today
announced the reunion will be
at Crab Creek church, July 25th,
at 1890 a. m. Singing, short
talks, sermon by Rev. G. p.
Blythe and dinner on the grounds
will be the forenoon events. The
afternoon events will be in
charge of Roy Higgins, who has
promised some good singing. All
members of these two families
are invited and asked to bring
we'll filled baskets.
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ARMY HORSES
WILL Be Seen
IN SHOW HERE
10 Fine Jumpers And
Hunters Coming With
Fl. Mcpherson Outfit

The famous U. s. Army team
of jumping and hunting horses.
from Fort Mcpherson, Atlanta,
Ga. will show in the second an
nual Hendersonville horse show, at
the high school athletic field on
Thursday and Friday, July % and
30. afternoons and evenings, 1t
was announced this morning at
show headquarters at the Skyland
hotel.
Over long distance telephone,
Captain Hedekin entered the Army
team i'm hunter and jumper classes
i'm the local show.
The Army outfit consists of ten
fine jumpers and hunters, officers
and their wives. who will show IN
the various classes, and a'contln-
gent of enlisted men.
The Army team is well known
i'm southern horse show circles. IL
has entered most of the important
shows in the South during the past
several years. Local people nave
seen the team at the Tryon snow
and other shows in this section:
Among the officers and LADIES'
who will show the Army horses
here are Capt. and Mrs. HedeKin'
Mrs. Wyche, one of the South S
outstanding women jumper exhio-
itors. Col. Boudinot, and others
SOME OF SOUTHS FINEST
SHOW HORSES COMING
The addition of the Army en-
tries TO the show gives Hender-
sonyilIe a well rounded show Tor
this second event. Saddle anu
borsemanship entries have been
coming in at a rapid rate, anu
some of the finest show horses IN
the South will be here Tor the
show. r,,,,o.,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Fuller
horses are already in the stables
on the show Grounds, arriving
there last Saturday. Mr.. ruler
Skinned here early this year to
faEa advantage of the cooler Gil
mate in working his horses. CO.
In this stable are SnooS,mg o ' anj
a beautiful three-gaited mare ana
Peavine's Copper Highllght, i've
GATED mare. Mr.. Fuller mas never
before shown Shooting Star ana
Sba i n new entry in the horse
chow circuit. Copper Highhgnt IS
oISo n new horse to the circuit, al
tbop0h she was shown at lryoh
and Greenville this year, IN the
;mn;or division. She has developed
yan;JIv and Mr.. Fuller says that
sSp = now ready to show IN any
class with the best OF the hVe-
o,SfS horses in the circuit.
The Maplecrest Farm entries lies
o,rnJ nv Mr.. and Mrs. E; b. Hale
M os Morristown, Tenn, and trained
81 NJ Gilmore, are expected 70
oy here several DAYS before
arr ar .how 10 complete final train
ing here. ,v;u hiring six
horses here, and four OF these are
no nue. Sorses making their debut IN
.show rings in this circuit -
S"J decorations for the show were
- completed this week and
everything will be in readiness Ior
tbe show next Thursday ana FRI
Jav The show ring has been con,
uaSoted on the athletic field and
sIoI construction work will be
ma, n,sted by the end of the week
CONTINUED on page tnreel
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EPISCOPAL MEMS
CLUB WILL GATHER

Rev. Gardiner l.. Tucker, DID,,
of the University of the South at
Sewanee, will be the speaker at
the July meeting of the Mems
club of st. James Episcopal
church, to be held at the home of
Geo. Valentine on Justice street.
The meeting will open at eight
o'clock.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-20
PLEASANT HILL TO
CLEAN CEMETERY

j. C. Drake, chairman of the
board of trustees at the Pleasant
Hill church, announced today that
a cemetery cleaning would De
held at the cemetery there on
Thursday. -.
All people who have relatives
or friends buried there are urged
to come early and help in this
work, Mr.. Drake said.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-20
u. S. Wins Over
Germany In Davis
Net Cup Finals

WIMBLEDON, England, July
20. (UP)-Coming from behind
two-set handicap Donald Bulge;
Oakland. Calf, today defeated
Baron Gottfried Won Cramm to
give the United States victory
over Germany in the interzone
final Davis cup series. The score
was 6-S; ST; Ga; CD and Sc.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-20
Mrs. Roosevelt To
'Ballyhoo' Movie

HOLLYWOOD, July 20. UP)
Samuel Goldwyn announced last
night that he has "hired" Mrs.
Franklin d. Roosevelt, wife of the
president, to write movie ads for
"Stella Dallas" A Goldwyn PIC
ture which will be released with
in q few weeks.
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), '"L NEARLY Fatal.

h~FTrOoOG5U J, \. Y, July 20.
: dIle5J DIN 5i. Hoffman. 81, al
$sday Oi nus brother in a brawl
40 a r,Snt, according to po-
,,aedi &c him. Last night
.s,e a 6 u ms Jail cell, ready
! bis byo,So d transfuSion to
Z hat I ool life. He had
'"Se before, he said,
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Stroke
WEDNESDAY,
iiO He Perfected Bears e.
,ss OF His Demise 10
The World
Is INVENTOR AND
n DIER-STATESMAN

ULDlLN
ovr July %. lJPD-GugH-
[ v,rron. whose genius gave
~ world wireless commun'-
dicd today Of heart dis
4. radio. which he developed
| s.rnel % perfect carried the
4 If fis death. he was revolt
l., in the sense that ne
,rss the course of events and
e.. ~ history. tie died at
a m. "a, the age of 63.
prsm,er Rgr.,o NuSSoInl 1--WE
L. later arrived at the Mar
raIarc in The heart of Rome.
1 stoned he visitors book and
Ii, 10 ,he simple death cham
where he prayed for 10 min
horc Plus was a, mass when
| heard 'Hc rev, and lmmedi-
Ii dedicated The services TO
| rerosn o. N-rcou.S soul.
Maroon had been suffering
:, attacks of Increasing fire.
rcy since April.
h. family has decided To take
body 20 The Italian academy
Which he vas president, there
he IN state
The igrea, v.'l be- at six p. m.
etreS.ly
GgSIGm5 Na,coni thrilled the
~ Ei,i he announc Snent in
b ,ha, by means Of a wireless
5aa,1s. he had received signals
foN the Atlantic, from Poidhu,
yani 20 $" Johns, NewfOund-
D. a distance Of approximately
% miles Thrce dots. repre-
tt,g he Morse letter IS" re-
.si % times, was the first
s9ge to cross the Atlantic by
rR&
| hr0EjS wireless experiments
2 a, Bologna back in the
3 Ms achievement in cStab-
wireless between France
England across the English
re. came in 1897.
inventor was born at Bo-
Apr. p, 1874. His mother
an lrShwoman. He received
snen,ary education at Flor
Were he studied physics.
Dc attended the Bologna
aS.'E Il was here that ne
% on, MS first experiments
-anectlon with the wireless
"apa, TO De fcted 10 wears
as TIE Miracle Man"
1905 he married Betrive
@a In 1924 he obtained a
'Norce and in 1927 a rota
annuIment of this mar
4. tae hrSt Mrs. Marconi had
\ n,'a one son and two daugh-
|. % "a was married again
- 1927, this time TO the
3 - = Maria CriStina Bezzi-
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y. ana SpIendor and attracted
\ '~s9!!on Of the whole world.
|,. @s.ling was broadcast over
:. .'a a radio lookup. after
-, !. iae inventor and his bride
\, ~ me United States where
\. we're given great ovations.
,o oae thing that perhaps was
,saeraIIy known was Mar
great devotion TO his conn
b., ,"y love that the great in
! s,rs oO[e Tor Italy was equal
i "! oy the love and rever-
} n, '' : Ine Italian people felt
b I'D Besides the glory Mar
49,, DlSot upon Italy by his
!, us invention, he devoted
/ my, GIlrlng the World, Libyan
h., 'G rs wars, all his time and
n, DlrI3g the Turkish war
l,I M. "a charge Of the entire
Wireless service.
} NJ, Italy entered the World
h Y"lSsonl' who was then in
!. t ~ immediately returned
b ~ put himself at the dis.
3 o. MS government. He was W,S,
Z 10, "'eu'enancy of engineers
b. e. was 4, promoted to a cap
! Sry .O' distinguished service.
\ S,,, ;,,]ea the military wire
y s''ce, which wos d. -
Be- a,Ion. In 1916 ne was
| Sl,eo,, to the navy and at al
/ AM OF the war he held
r. no, OF commander in the
! s,s,nnaa,y navy, Marconi also D took sot
[sly and III the general policy
a. %na participated in many
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Copyright, 1887. United Prcss)
WASHINGTON. July 20 IIPlL

WASHINGTON, July 20 (UP).
A group Of congressional DEM
ocrats, anxious to prevent seri-
Gus party division over the SUI
preme court issue has proposed a
new court reorganization plan
and sent it to the White House.
it was learned. .
A group claiming the support
of more than two hundred and
eighteen house members and
widespread senate support has
urged the substitute, which climi-
mates the controversial require
ment for retirement on account
of age and the possibility Of in
crcasing the court membership.
The new proposal calls for
two-thirds majority Of the court
in order to declare an act of con-
gress unconstitutional. Coupled
with this legislation would be. O.
constitutional amendment for q
two-thirds vote by which the
amendment would be safeguard
ed in case the supreme court held
congress has not the power to re-
strict the court to a two-thirds
vote.
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JAP PUNITIVE
DRIVE BEGUN
NEAR PEIPINC
20 Naked Chinese Stu I
dents Attack Enemy, .
Starting Warfare
SIGNAL FOR ASSAULT
ON RAILROAD AREA

TIENTSIN, July 20. (UP)--
Twenty screaming Chinese Nation
alist students today stripped naked
to emphasize their determination
to die for the homeland and charg-
ed Japanese positions southwest
of Peiping.
This incident started general
fighting which may herald the
showdown between Japanese and
Chinese armies in North China.
The Japanese Domei News Agency
reported the students were armed
with machine guns. While their
fate was not reported, it was as
sumed that they Were annihilated
by superior Japanese forces.
Their action, the Japanese news
agency reported, was signal for
the Japanese army to open for
NAL punitive attack on the atra-
tegic railway area southwest Of
Peiping.
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Would force
TWO-THIRDS
Vote BY Law
Would Eliminate Age Re.
tirement And More Men
On Bench
SAY MEASURE HAS
WIDESPREAD BACKING

WASHINGTON, July 20. (UP)'
Opposing forces Of the senate's
court reorganization fight today
agreed upon . truce TO permit
the senate to elect a new major.
ity leader before the coming test
vote on the judiciary issue.
The senate met at noon and
adjourned immediately until next
Thursday. No showdown on the
court issue was expected before
Friday.
Meanwhile high administration
source expressed the belief that
a compromise on the bitter judi
eial fight would be achieved
shortly which vii satisfy all fac
tions except two or three oppose
ton leaders"
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(UNITED PRESS)

The Domei (Japanese) News
Agency reported from Ticntsin
today that Japanese military au-
Continued on page three)