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Evening star., 1937-08-30
BOTH SIDES CLAIM VICTORY.
Severe Land and Air Battle Is Staged
Near Belchite.
By the Associated Press.

Near Belchite.
By the Associated Press.
HENDAYE, Franco-Spanish From
tier, August 80 P).-Both insurgent
and government forces battling on the
northeast Spanish front claimed VIC
battle near Belchite, 20 miles south
of Zaragoza.
Insurgent dispatches declared the
government offensive had been
smashed by a laundering aerial At
tack of $50 planes, including 40 huge
bombers which took of from the In
surgent stronghold at Zaragoza.
The government reported, however,
that Belchite was completely sur
rounded and that trsurgent control
OF Zaragoza was menaced by further
government advances along the Ara
gon front.
A Valencia defense ministry an
nouncement said each side lost only
one plane in the air battle.
Belchite Is Objective.
Belchite apparently was the imme-
diate government objective in an ef-
fort to score important gains before
Gen. Francisco Franco could rush re-
Inducements from the Biscayan front
near Santander to bolster his insur-
gent units which have defended Zara-
goza since the civil war commenced.
The insurgents acknowledged that
several positions around the Erbo
River, which flows through Zaragoza,
had to be abandoned" including
posts near Villamayor, miles north
east Of Zaragoza.
Frances troops were said to be
raking the government forces with
deadly machine gunflre, and an In
surgent radio report placed govern
ment losses at 10000 for the last
week
The insurgent air fleet, sweeping
into the engagement, was said to have
cleared government planes from the
sector and, with supremacy Of the air
established, to have blasted govern
ment troop concentrations, ammuni-
ton dumps and supply depots.
The insurgents said only the As
turias remained in government hands
in the northwest.
Gonzalez Reported Arrested.
VALENCIA. August 80 [P.--Suarez
Gonzalez, chief Of Generalissimo Fran
cisco Frances information service, was
reported today by the Febus (oficial
Spansh) news agency to have been
arrested near Santander.
He and an insurgent journalist,
reported to be Robert Bellville, wealthy
young Englishman, were taken pris-
oner yesterday at Albericia Airport
when they landed there by plane, be-
lieving it now to be in insurgent
hands.
The two were said to have stepped
from the plane with "vivas" for the
insurgents and Italy. Government
aviation officers broke into laughter,
then arrested them.
Evening star., 1937-08-30

fc accident IA
tality roll for
1887 to u, which
is 16 more than
the Sc recorded
at the same time
last year.
BowInan's CON-
p a n on, B e n
Swami, Edinburg,
Va, was injured
S e ri O u S ly and
taken to a VIM
chester hospital.
Police said their
car left the road
and uck a
tree
Evening star., 1937-08-30
ARMY CAPTAIN IS HELD
IN SHOOTING OF SON
Youth, 16, in Dying Statement
Blames Father After Quar-
rel Over a Medal,
BY tht Associated Press,

by INT Aksoclateo PreSS.
BERKELEY, Calf, August 30
Capt. Donald William Page, So, re-
tired United States Army oficer, was
held for investigation today as q re-
suit OF the fatal shooting Of his 16-
year-old son.
Detective Sergt. H. F. Whaley said
Donald E. Page in dying statement
said his father shot him after an argu-
ment over a medal. Capt. Page in
sisted the shooting was accidental and
occurred as he was demonstrating an
Army pistol
Deputy District Attorney Arthur
Sherry said the captains 81-year-old
mother, Mrs. Julia Page, substanti-
ated the boys story.
Sherry quoted Mrs. Page as saying
her son and the boy quarreled be-
cause Capt. Page gave = medal orig
inally belonging to the boys mother,
to some children.
Evening star., 1937-08-30
.BINGHAM'S POST
SEEN FOR DAVIES
London Papers Forecast Shift In
ENJOYS to Court of St.
James.
b the Associated Press.

81 the ASSoctatoo Press.
LONDON, August 30.-The depar-
ture last week Of Ambassador Robert
Worth Bingham for the United States
was the subject Of speculation today
in the British press.
Reynolds News declared that In
formed sources In both Washington
and London believed the envoy would
be replaced as Ambassador to the
Court Of st. James by Joseph E.
Davies, present Ambassador to Soviet
Russia.
The shift was said to be scheduled
because Bingham had delayed in re-
porting last December's abdication
crisis to the State Department before
it had developed to the most critical
stage.
BALTIMORE, August 80 R.-Rob-
bert w. Bingham, Ambassador to Eng
land, said today that stories he would
not return to London were "non-
sensical"
Evening star., 1937-08-30
ey the Associated Press.

ey the Associated Press.
SHANGHAI. August 3o-A swift
feet Of four Chinese bombing planes
blasted the big American Dollar liner
President Hoover by mistake in the
China Sea today, wounding seven OF
her seamen and halting Americas ef-
forts to get United States women and
Children out of bloody Shanghai.
The national government of China,
at Nanking, accepted full responsibility
for the most regrettable, unfortunate
mistake" It offered the fullest re-
dress"
"One pilot" the Chinese authorities
said, bombed the Hoover because he
thought it was one of 10 japanese
troop ships. japanese destroyers were
in the vicinity at the time
Independent reports indicated there
were four bombers.
japanese naval authorities an
nounced two Of their seaplanes had
shot down one Of them, an American
made plane, at an undisclosed place.
was Near LlSNtnOuSe.
The President Hoover steaming to
Shanghai from Manila on a mission
OF evacuation for $50 American ma
tionals, was hit at $50 pm, outside
the lighthouse at the mouth Of the
Yangtze, on the high seas so miles
from Shanghai.
Three passengers were shell-shocked
as one bomb hit the boat deck and
steel fragments ripped IS holes in
the liners sides. Emergency oper-
OF two seamen.
International aspects of the Sino-
Japanese conflict assumed an ominous
note as United States Ambassador
Nelson T. Johnston rushed to the
Marking foreign office to bring the
situation before the highest Chinese
officials.
steamed toward Kobe Japan, on orders
of United States naval authorities,
abandoning further evacuation efforts.
She is due there at noon Wednesday.
She moved under her own power.
British Cruiser to Aid.
Rushing to the Hoover's side ahead
OF two United States warships, the
British cruiser Cumberland almost had
been hit by other bombs.
Her physician assisted the Hoover's
doctor in performing the operations
On the liners wounded crewmen.
For the time being, at least, the
Dollar Line suspended plans for evac-
tating the hundreds Of Americans who
femain in Shanghai
The Hoover and the President Nc
Hinley, following her, were ordered
into Kobe.
Evening star., 1937-08-30
s MORE DIE IN TORONTO
OF |NFANTILE PARALYSIS
Toll In Epidemic Raised to Is.
! Total Under Treatment Now
Is 245.

TORONTO, August 80 canadian
eress).-Six persons died Of infan-
We paralysis in Toronto over the week
snd. health authorities reported to-
day.
These casualties increased the
deaths in Toronto since outbreak
Of the epidemic several weeks ago
to IS. There were 26 new cases re-
ported, raising the total under treat
ment to 245.
Two-year-old Helen McMurray, one
Of triplets, was among the Toronto
fatalities. Congestion has become so
acute that scarlet fever ward in
the isolation hospital was opened to
infantile paralysis cases. Since the
epidemic started, the Province Of On
tario has had ~ deaths.
Calls for serum from rural points
In thu province are increasing, but
health authorities said adequate sup
plies were available.
Evening star., 1937-08-30
Four Killed in Holv Land,

JERUSALEM, August 80 F.-Three
Jews and an Arab were shot to death
today In a series of assaults which
authorities feared was the beginning
OF new disorders in the Holy Land.
Evening star., 1937-08-30
AUTOPSY IS ORDERED
Contributor to National Geo
graphic Found Dead.

NAPLES, Italy, August 80 R.-The
royal procurator today ordered an
autopsy on the body Of Bernard Rog-
ers, A, Of Chicago, Z contributor to
the National Geographic Magazine,
who died early Sunday aboard the
American export liner Excambion.
The ships captain reported that
Rogers was found dead in his cabin
hve, hours before the ship docked
here.
There were no marks Of violence.
Evening star., 1937-08-30
Prussian War Leader Dies,

BERLIN, August 80 R.-Maj. Gen.
Hans Busse, who during the World
War held the East Prussian fortress Of
Boyen against invading Russians, died
today 1T the age Of %.
Evening star., 1937-08-30
Summary of Today's Star

WAR IN FAR EAST.
Chinese planes bomb liner Hoover BY
mistake. Page Al
New Chinese-Soviet pact Is assailed
IN Toxic. Page Al
Great offensive against Chang Kai-
shek mapped by Japan. Page Al
NATIONAL.
Woodring due to step out soon as sec-
Rotary Of War; Page Al
T. D. Quinn and v. M. Miles get Jus
tice Department posts. Page Al
WASHINGTON AND VICINITY.
Seventeen-month-old baby Is beaten;
father Is held. Page As
One dead, is hurt in Virginia Caro-
lima crashes. Page B-1
$500 is sought for Fairgrounds in
1899 budget. PAGE B-1
Police plan own questioned docu-
ments bureau" Page B-1
Food merchants may move to Virginia
to escape new tax. Page B-l
FINANCIAL.
U. 8. bonds down (table.) Pase ALT
Foreign funds move to U. 8. A.
Page ALI
Smaller brokers oppose highee fess.
pARe ALI
Evening star., 1937-08-30
FRENCH WARNED,
MAY Be EXPELLED
BYFRANCO'SMEN
Told to Be Ready to Leave
Spanish Rebel Areas on
"a Hours Notice.
STEP FOR RETALIATION
REPORTED CONSIDERED
Meanwhile, Insurgents and 10y.
alists Claim Victory in
Land-Air Fight.

BACKGROUND
Gen. Francisco Francois cap
ture last Ueek OF Santdnder, last
remaining loydhst-held port on
Boy of Biscoy, permitted him to
direct his forces to naopping up
other areas before returning to the
driue against Madrid, Which has
Utthstood attack for nine months.
By the Associated Press.
STE. JEAN-DE-LUZ, France, August
30-Spanish insurgent sources said
today all French residents had been
warned to be ready to leave insurgent
Spanish territory on "a hours notice.
Insurgent Generalissimo Francisco
Franco was reported to be considering
the expulsion Of all Frenchmen in re-
taliation for Frances action in ousting
a group Of Spanish insurgents living
along the French Basque coast
French police ordered out nine Span
ish insurgents August l9 and indicated
there would be other expulsions.
The action was taken after what
was termed the kidnapping" Of Span
ish government oil tanker in French
waters by young insurgents and other
purported evidence Of illegal insurgent
activity in France.
Evening star., 1937-08-30
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
SHANGHAI, August 30.-Japan
massed her military and naval forces
today for her first great onslaught
against Generalissimo Chang Kali
shek's half million warriors, who now
envelop nearly all of Giangsu Province,
about Shanghai and other cities in
the area.
Meanwhile, warfare came closer to
Evening star., 1937-08-30
SEEKS CONGRESS SEAT
DR.. Fred G. Bushold Files His Pa
pers in Massachusetts,,

pers in Massachusetts.
BOSTON, August 80 (P.-Dr. Pred
G. Bushold of Lawrence, today filed
nomination papers under the National
Union for Social Justice for the con-
gressional seat Of the late William P.
Connery of Lynn.
Dr. Bushold was Union party can
didate for Governor in the last State
election at which, by polling 3 per
cent Of the total vote. the party be-
came officially recognized.
Evening star., 1937-08-30
Seven Sailors.
: Others Are
Injured.
AERIAL FLEETS
ACT ACCIDENT
Redress Is Offered
In Apology Sent
to /. S.
: BACKGROUND

: BACKGROUND
Dollar liners haze been dctipe in
eDdcuating Americans from 1Uar-
torn Shanghai and hare been under
fire many times. After great bat
tie OF Shanghai began four ueeks
ago ships took out 1Domen and chill
dren as fighting ragged in riuer.
President Hoover is second ship
flying American flag to be hit The
cruiser Augusta uds struck August
20 and / sailor killed and II in
jured.
Evening star., 1937-08-30
BACKGROUND

BACK KGROUND-
Japanese Chinese undeclared
"War" began 55 days ago in north
ern provinces OF China. Fighting
tolloDed series OF incidents in
polping japanese troops at Peiping.
That ancient capital Was taken by
Toxic parriors. Fighting spread to
other fue northern provinces uith
China claiming Japan Ddnted to
Manchuria-ise them. After series
OF pictories for Japan in north
fighting nert occurred in Shanghai
1Dhere thousands haze been killed,
including four Americans.
Evening star., 1937-08-30

20. 3 Weather Bureau Forscast.)
Cloudy. probably occasional rain tonight
and tomorrow; not much change in tenn
perature: gentle, variable winds. Tenn
peratures today-Highest, II, at noon;
lowest, II, at $50 am: temperature at 2
pm, IS. Full report on page A-l9.
Evening star., 1937-08-30

(See TOXIC, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1937-10-01

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Evening star., 1937-04-25

tached Bureau Of Aeronautics, to U.
S. S. Langley; May.
Dickson, Lieut.. Comdr. James G..
(M. O., detached Naval Medical
School, to Receiving Ship, New York
City; May l.
Tierney, Lieut.. Comdr. Francis E.
(M. c., detached Naval Air Station,
Norfolk, Va, to staff, commander
cruisers, Scouting Force, May.
Eyer, Lieut.. Alfred W. (M. C), de-
tached Naval Medical School, to St.
Thomas, v. l.; May 8.
Wheels Lieut.. John M, jr. IN. CO.,
detached Johns Hopkins University,
Baltimore, to Bureau M. and S.;
May 30.
Batterton, Lieut. Henry D., detached
Navy Yard, to U. S. s. San Francisco;
May.
Cofer, Lieut.. Robert E.. jr, de-
tached Naval Operations, to U. s. S.
Portland; May.
Wolleson, Lieut.. Henry D., detached
Naval Academy, U. S. S. Virginia;
May.
Hill, Lieut.. g. g. Arthur s., de-
tached Naval Academy, to U. S. CAL
ifornia; September.
McRoberts. Lieut.. q. g. Henry j.,
detached Naval Academy, to Consol-
idated Aircraft Corp, San Diego,
Calf; June.
Cosby, Lieut.. (J. G. Miller H., D.
c., detached Naval Dental School, to
Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va; May
IA.
Hit, Lieut.. g. g. John j., D. c.,
detached Naval Dental School, to Navy
Yard, New York City; May IA.
McClung, Lieut.. g. g. Daryl S.
D. c., detached Naval Dental School,
to Naval Academy; May a.
Gordon, Lieut.. q. g. Donald S.
detached Norfolk Navy Yard, Ports
mouth, Va, to Dest Div. 3; May 26
Farrin, Lieut.. g. g. James M.
c. c., detached Navy Yard, Mare
Island, Calf, to Blu. c. and r.; May
McCutchen, Lieut.. John c., de-
tached Naval Academy, to U. S. S
Maryland; May.
Newton, Lieut.. Frank H., jr., de.
tached Naval Academy, to U. S. S
Pensacola; May.
Norgaard, Lieut.. Rollo NJ, detached
Naval Academy, to Asiatic Station
May 80.
Smith, Lieut.. Richard W., detached
Naval Academy, to U. S. S. Missis-
sippi; May 20.
Walsh, Lieut.. William H. (M. CO.
detached University of Pennsylvania
Evening star., 1937-04-25

Burks, Capt. Jesse j., detached
Quantico, to home, May /.
Shoup, Capt. David NJ. detached
Puget Sound Navy Yard, Bremerton.
Wash, to Quantico, June /.
Crist, Capt. Raymond F., detached
ONCE, Chief Naval Operations. to U.
s. s. Portland, June IT.
Millard, Capt. Theodore B., detached
Quantico, to Charlotte Amalie, st.
Thomas, Virgin Islands, June ~.
Shell, First Lieut.. George r. T., de-
tached San Francisco, to Quantico,
June 80.
Authier, First Lieut.. Edward T., de-
tached Naval Air Station, Pensacola,
Fla, to Quantico.
Moe, First Lieut.. Albert F., de-
tached San Diego, Calf, to GUAM
tico, May l.
Wilbur, First Lieut.. James T., de-
tached Navy Yard, Mare Island, Calf ),
to Quantico, June 80.
Cunningham, First Lieut.. Francis j.,
San Diego, Calf, to Quantico, June 30.
Caller, Second Lieut.. Robert E., de-
tached Naval Air Station, Pensacola,
Fla, to Quantico, May IS.
Evening star., 1937-04-25
COL. WOCAN TO CO
TO WESTERN POST
Ordered to Fort SILL, OKLA,
About June 30H-LeaVes
Press Officer Post.

Lieut.. Col. John B. Wogan Field
Artillery, General STAFF Corps, who
for three years has been in charge of
the press section. War Department
General Staff, has been ordered to
Fort Sill, Okla, about June 80 for
duty with the 1st Field Artillery.
AS press officer during the last
three years, Col. Wogan has been re-
sponsible for the issuance to the pub
lie OF number Of the most important
announcements Of Army development,
policy and operations since the close
Of the World War.
A native OF Louisiana, Col. Wogan
was graduated from the Military
Academy in June, 1915. commissioned
In the Coast Artillery Corps and sent
soon afterward to the Mexican border.
AS a captain he was sent to France
In September, 1917.
Capt. Wogan was battery COM
mander in the first American heavy
artillery sent to the front, on the
Champagne front, and took part in
the raid on Butte de MeSnil, February
Is, 1913. he lnen went 10 lne Al
satan front as battalion commander
in the howitzer regiment. He was
liaison officer for the heavy artillery
with the 4th French Army, and
fought in the st. Mihiel, Argonne and
Meuse offensives. He commanded a
battalion of the 43rd Artillery in the
Meuse drive.
After the armistice he was chief
billeting officer at the American en-
barkation center, served in Paris and
then was sent to Coblenz, Germany,
with the Army of Occupation. He was
not returned to the United States
until October, 1920. Since then he
has held many important posts in
the United States. including that OF
commanding officer of the Field Ar
tillery School Detachment at Fort
Sill and of assistant professor of mil
itary science and tactics at Harvard
University. He is a graduate Of the
Field Artillery School and the Com
mand and General Staff School.
Evening star., 1937-04-25
Service Orders.
ARMY ORDERS.

Churchill, Col. Lawrence A., Air
Corps, Middletown Air Depot, Pa, to
Langley Field, Va; July 20.
Wildrick, Col. Edward W., Field
Artillery, Baltimore, to home; April
%.
Benjamin, Lieut.. Col. Adrian Thom-
as. Quartermaster Corps Reserve,
Grand Rapids, Mich, to Office quar-
termaster general; May 2.
Boligaugh, Maj Oral B., Medical
Corps, Walter Reed General Hos
pital, to San Francisco; September
IL.
Wiltshire, Maj. George D., Cavalry,
Virginia Military Institute, Lexing-
ton, to Fort Clark, Tex; August l.
Parmenter, Maj Earl L., Infan-
try, Fort Barrancas, Fla, to Walter
Reed Hospital.
Brinkmeyer, Capt. John Edward,
Finance Department Reserve, Finance
Office, U. S. Army, to San Antonio,
Tex; November IS.
Thayer, Capt. Basil G., Cavalry, Fort
Riley. Kans., to Virginia Military In
6tltuIe, LexlnRtOn, august l.
NAVY ORDERS.
Crapo. Capt. George r. (S c.,
detached Naval Aircraft Factory, Navy
Yard, Philadelphia, to staff, Com
mander Aircraft, Battle Force; June
Mahoney, Capt. Joseph A. ID. c.,
detached Naval Dispensary, to Naval
Training Station, Newport, R. l.; July.
Van Patten, Capt. Ellsworth H. IS.
c., detached Naval War College, New
port, R. l., to Naval Aircraft Factory,
Navy Yard, Philadelphia; May.
Blackledge, Lieut. Comdr. Allan D.,
detached Edgewood Arsenal, Md, to
U. S. S. New Orleans: May.
Duvall, Lieut.. Comdr. Elmer E., jr,
detached U. S. S. Hovey, to Naval
Observatory.
Gavin, Lieut.. Comdr. Arthur, de-
Evening star., 1937-04-25

Graduate School of Medicine, Phila-
delphis, to Naval Hospital, Newport,
r. l.; June s.
Scott, Lieut.. q. g. John A., de-
tached Naval Academy, to U. s. s.
Lexington; May 20.
Wood, Lieut.. g. g. Robert W.,
detached Naval Academy, to U. s. s.
West Virginia; May 20.
Evening star., 1937-04-25
MARINE ORDERS.

Williams, Brig. Gen. Richard p,
detached Headquarters, to Quantico,
June /.
Meade, Brig. Gen. James j., de-
tached Quantico, to Naval War College.
Newport. r. l., June /.
Hill, Col. Walter N, detached GUAM
tico, to Navy Yard, New York City,
June 80.
Moore. Lieut.. Col James r., de-
tached Charlotte Amalie, st. Thomas,
V. l., to Headquarters. April 20.
Evans, Lieut.. Col. Francis T., de-
tached Navy Yard. to home, May l.
Sheard, Lieut.. Col. Walter G., de-
tached Quantico, to Recruiting District
OF New York, May 3.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-30
AIT MONDJAK: KORAE TEL LESz

AIT mondak eroen bzonykodnak hogy iden rendkvil
korai es szgorusagaban paraanul keeny tel lesz Mem
tudjuk hogy honnan cred osas Tudomanyos megfgye
esekre alapva, vagy eppen csak anyi erteke
mint hires L6cse Kalendarum szaz ewes bocsenek aikor
neeresztette kepzeetet es osolt vagba haboruka to
k00ket arzek azayokat sok hasono bolondsago Amk
ho betejesedek, hol nem.s
Ha keszpenznek vesszik ait hogy csakugyan szigou tel
el6tt aunk, akkor sznte ijedten kerdezzuk:
Vajjon mi esz ebben orszagban ilyen tel eseten?
Mert ketsegtelen hogy megavult heyzet minden
on jobban keresink mint haromnegy ev e6tt reeni
Tux vona de meg mindig ebben haalnas es gazdag
orszagban jo par mio munka nelkl alo eber aknek
mar remenye oszladozk hogy maid eartja kormany
la nagyobb veszedelem fenyegeti.
Amennyiben Roosevelt elnokt6 fIgg benne meglenne
haandoag hogy teljes erove folyassa mento munka
amely beninket valsagbo kvezetett es mokat mentet
meg ehenhalastol
De ha a segtseg torvenyhozokon muik akkor gyana-
kodva nezink tel ee inert vajuk 6sznten: orveny
hozo urakba vetet remenysegnk ennek evnek soran
nagyon megingo Ugys mondhatnok hogy semmve lett Els
exert felink telt6l amely rohamosan kozeledik
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-30
APARATLAN ESzTENDO

Paros szama az 1938k esztend6nek e megis paratlan
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amey mar folyamaban es aeynek gyozeseit rendkv
modon fogadia maid Magyarorszag.
A magyar sajto ebbe magyarorszagi lapok belle
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