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by the Twelve De Lovelies in a
charming doll dance, with later
Janette Hackett offer ing q
charming ballet solo number.
The girls also added to the ef-
feet of Mr.. Steel's, Pretty Girl"
sequence. Elmer Give gags a
bit and then turns to his xylo-
phone for several numbers, with
Marylyn Keller, the while,
messing" things up with wise
cracks and dances. Give brings
on mortuary "Prof. Cheer" he
of the musical Uranium.
Barto and Mann, the long
and the short of burlesque dance
offerings, close the bill, except
that the De Lovelies present add
an appendix to the program
another excellently executed line
routine.
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to retain the glory which is the
Navy's. There is a girl in the
case but as in other pictures Pat
O'Brien, a two-fisted, hard fight
ing c p. o.. gets medal and
somebody else gets the girl. The
romance motif is unimportant,
however. for this is a story of
strong men and the strength Of
the play is only a reflection Of
the power of the Navy.
Pat O'Brien, Wayne Morris,
George Brent do excellent work,
and the comic relief is in the
capable hands of Frank Nc
Hugh.
The stage has a great ag-
gregation Of en- er tainment
units featuring Mary Brian
whose fresh beauty is a delight
to movie fans; she surprises
with a dance act in which she
is joined by Arena and Fisher;
Johnny johnson and his or
chestra offer the Three K Sis
tiers, Swing-singerS who have a
pleasant manner and nice lit
tie act; then there is Chaz
Chase whose amusing antics de-
lighted the Christmas Eve au-
dience; Park and Clifford tum-
BILE and put on a strong man
act of the gay nineties, later
performing in the modern man.
ner.
Pop Eye, in colors, does an.
other marv elous feat OF
strength, induced by that spin
ach habit, and the newsreel
which takes us places and
shows us what's going on in the
world rounds out a well-bal-
anced program. K. 7.
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about a musical comedy Is the
plot and that of ''Rosalie" is no
worse than most. It concerns
the romance of a West Point
football star a. d the princess of
a tiny Balkan principality. The
hero makes solo hop over the
ocean to keep a date with the
girl and runs into a revolution
and other difficulties that are
eventually ironed out to his and
everyone else's satisfaction.
The story opens with a scene
at the Army-Navy game and
closes with magnificent we'd
ding done in the lavish style that
marks the picture throughout.
Don't miss "RosaIie."
A newsreel depicts some of the
outstanding events Of the past
year.
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"Rosalie" was one Of the
outstanding accomplishments Of
the late Florenz Ziezfeld and
M-G-M has added to the luster
of his name by the screen ver-
sion.
Although the film runs two
hours or more, it is not long
enough. There is not enough of
Eleanor's Powell's dancing nor
of Ray Bolger's. There is not
enough of Nelson Eddy's sing
ing nor Of Ralph Inorganic de-
lightful comedy. One is given
hardly more than a glimpse Of
The Washington times., 1937-12-25

Warner Brothers Earle is
happy to have this very fine fea-
ture as a holiday attraction for
tine technical perfection of this
film play makes it decidedly
worth your while.
There are three principal
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JolSon, now in Hollywood max
ing a picture. expressed great re-
gret yesterday that he would be
unable to be here, but has reserved
four tickets for his father, Morris,
a rabbi, and AIS three brothers
George, a pharmacist; Emil a
public accountant. and Mike, a
salesman.
The four JolsonS will occupy
ringside seats, and naturally will
be cheering for AL Jolson'S Sonny
Boy" of a fighter to win.
SONS ARDENT FANS
For Papa Jolson Monday nights
fight will mark the first he has
ever seen. His three sons are
ardent boxing enthusiasts.
Armstrong, hailed as the 'EBlack
Terry McGovern," fights Irish Ed
die Brink in Dyckman Oval, New
York tonight and will fly to
Washington Immediately after the
match.
The sensational California Negro,
considered by experts the best
featherweight in the world today,
will pitch his training camp at
Turner's Arena. Cabello, winner
Of 13 out Of II fights last season,
conqueror Of joey Archibald,
Johnny Hutchinson and CriStobal
Jaramillo, by way Of mentioning
a few, Is due to work out this
afternoon at the Arena.
Armstrong will be seeking his
fourteenth straight knockout at
Drinks expense, his fifteenth at
Cabello's, though Cabello will have
something to say about that.
Among those who have been flat
tened by Armstrong since the first
Of the year are California Joe
Rivers, frankie Kick, VariaS Mill
ing, Baby Casanova, Wally Hally,
Gene ESpinoSa, ALI Blatch, Lou
Massey, Mike Belloise, Mark Diaz,
Tony Chavez, Pete Decrease, and
Jackie Carter and Benny Bass.
SPOLDI GOES DISTANCE
Only Aldo Spoldi has gone the
distance with him since the first
Of the year.
When Armstrong knocked out
Bass a few weeks ago in Phila-
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delphia, 1t was only the second
time the former featherweight
titleholder had taken a count In
his IL years of fighting.
Save for a match which will
bring back Baby Manuel, Mexi-
can flash, Monday nights card
is complete. Johnny Jones, Ne.
gro stablemate of Armstrong,
has been matched with Kid
HOWE, local lightweight. and
George Henry. Cabello's stable
mate, will face Johnny johnson,
Of Philadelphia. Previously booked
were the eight-round semi Hindup
between Buddy Scott, local light
heavy, and Frank Donofrio, of
Philadelphia, and four.rounders
between Mike Morton, Golden
Gloves star Just turned pro, and
Brooks Bowen, of Richmond,
and Wild Bill Howell, of Ashe-
vile, and Spike Miller, Of Ada,
OKLA
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DETROIT LIONS
SIGN PLAYERS

DENVER, Aug. 13.-The add
ton of two great college stars to
the roster of the Detroit Lions
football team, which tied last fan
for second place in the Western
division Of the National PROBES.
sional League, was revealed by
Coach Dutch Clark here.
clark, who will make his debut
this wear as coach Of the Lions
alter starring at quarterback for
the past three years, said Vernon
huffman, of Indiana u, and Lloyd
cardwell, Of Nebraska, have signed
and returned contracts. Huffman
ic a tailback and Cardwen plays
the wingback position.
Two great backfields Will be
available for Lions games TINS
Eli clark said, but strength VI
the line depends on how several
newcomers develop.
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'SOlOmOns Island to Stage
MOtOrbOat Regatta, Aug. Fl
TW0-DAY EVENT
OVER PATUXENT
HAS BIC PRIZES

Solomons Island, that haven
for angles, not only from Mary.
land and the District Of Columbia,
but the entire East as well, will
stage its first annual SolomonS Is
land regatta, under the auspices
of the Solomons Island Yacht
Club, and sanctioned by the Amer.
lean Power Boat Association. The
event is scheduled for Saturday
and Sunday, August 81 and "a.
on a l % mile course on the Pa
tuxent River.
With cupboard racing listed for
the opening day and inboard craft
on the second and final day, the
committee in charge Of the event
thus leaves plenty Of time for out.
board drivers to compete in the
regatta to be staged at Chester,
Pa, on Sunday, August "a.
The committee in charge Of the
event is headed by Joseph Lore.
commodore Of the Solomons Island
Yacht Club, but all communica-
tions must be addressed to T. w.
Gardner, secretary Of the club, at
Solomons, Md.
The regatta chairman is George
H. Townsend and j. s. Y. Tyson
Is the referee.
The event calls for outboards,
midget, AL, ALI, B-1, Bill, CT
and Gil.
Glasses for inboardS are set for
225 cubic inch hydroplanes, Class
E inboard runaboutS, Glass K I'M
limited inboard runabouts, Chance
Continued on Page rs, Col. 81
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SWIM DATES CHANGED

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Dates
for the mems A. A. U. swimming
and diving championships at Chi
cago have been postponed from
August 1926 to September ell to
enable American stars now tour.
ing Japan to get back to this
country in time for the meet. The
women's A. A. U. championships
will be contested at San Francisco,
September 3-6.
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BALESTRI OUT
AS GOLF VICTOR

BALTIMORE, Aug. 13.-Joe Ba.
lestri, Washington bookbinder, to.
day was in the position Of having
won a championship and yet not
having won it.
Joe's BIT for 70 holes was four
strokes better than Ed Gable.
mans 321, but Gableman, who
halls from Cincinnati, was de.
clared the champion, because Joe
was held ineligible to compete in
the printers class or for the
Hagen plaque.
Gableman's 321 established an
all-time record for the 14-year-old
tournament of the Union Printers
International Golf association.
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Washington Golfers Enter
Suburban Initiation PIGy
TOURNEY DATED
FOR AUGUST 10
At BALTIC. CLUB
BY CHICK KENNY

From all indications as far as
early entries are concerned, the
Suburban Club invitation golf
tournament which is listed to get
under way Thursday, August 10,
will have a banner turnout, not
only from Baltimore but the Wash
ington sector as well.
Take it from our old friend
Nathan H. Kaufman, who Is macs
troing the affair, the committee
is literally swamped with requests
for invitations, which is really
something. In fact, the good Club
Manor may find itself taking q
back seat as far as entries are
concerned should Suburban con-
tinue to pile up the contest1ng list.
The qualifying round OF the
tourney is listed for August 10
and match play will open UP Au-
gust 20. Two rounds are slated
for the first two days Of the match
competition.
BURNETT TO COMPETE
Hot-shot from this section, who
has already signed up for play. is
volney Burnett, the bucket-orl-
gademan, who has reached q new
high in local golfdom by setting
new course record for amateurs
to shoot at over the Beaver Dam
course. Volney maneuvered the
Landover layout in SO, which en-
abled him to win the Middle AS
lantic pro-amateur tourney Win
George Diffenbaugh, the Wee-one
pro, at Indian Spring.
Along with Burnett from this
section. who are listed for play
are Billy Dettweiler, Of the Radlo
Dettweiiers; Bobby Brownell, the
future Duke University frosh ana
reigning Maryland State JUNIOR
champion; Ralph Quinter OF Cnevy
Chase: Harvey johnson OF Column
bia: and Jim Cosgrove, CUSTODIAN
of the Manor Club Invitation.
Spencer Overton, former Mary
land state champion, Is listed TO
i lad off for the Baltimore troup
and he'll be seconded by Ernie
Caldwell, for a long time the Mum.
Der One amateur shotmaKeF Oh
Baltimore.
WELL-KNOWN PLAYERS
Other well-known Baltimore
golfers, who are thoroughly &C.
911ainted with the washington
bunch include Otto Greiner and
Johnny Farrell, the scholastic
nair: Dave Womer. Scotty REID
Conner Drewry, Harris Jones. Ed
oar Lucas and a flock Of others.
Many more are expected to turn
in the acceptance to Nathan HAUL
man over this weekend.
An interesting item brings torCn
the fact that the list Of acceptance
already received includes five 1or'
noer presidents of the Maryland
state Golf Association. They are
edgar Peppler, Tom Symington,
Bob Mclean, Bill Waxter ana Ma
than kaufman.
J. v, D. Tweedy, president OF
the association now, Is also d GULL
petitor in the Invitation.
Amateur and professional golf-
ers will tie up for bit of golf on
the outside over the weekend.
Snots where the boys will battle
old Man Par are Cumberland, No.
and Lancaster, Pa.
The Cumberland affair Is a So
hole test with $500 prize money
for the commercials offered by
The cumberland Country Club
The play is listed for Saturday.
On sunday the lads hop to Lam
caster for a similar tourney. Last
wear the play was won by Roland
Mackenzie and Roger Peacock OF
Congressional.
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Jolson Family Will Cheer
In Armstrong; Corner

Al Jolson the famous Nanny sngeracor who first spon-
ored the boxing crusade of Henry Armstrong and is the
with Eddie Mead won't be able to attend Armstrong;
1Oround bout with Johnny Cabeo Porto Rcan challenger
next Monday night at Griffith Stadium, but the Joon family
in WASHINGTON will be we'll represented
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PIPE CUTTER IS
FAVORED TO WIN
PUBLINX CROWN

HARDING PARK GOLF
COURSE. San Francisco, Aug. Is
A Pittsburgh CPa.) pipe cutter
versus q Los Angeles city fireman.
An Alhambrs (Cal0 gas meter
reader versus Sacramento (Cal.)
beer truck driver.
That was the lineup here today
as the semifinalS opened in the
sixteenth annual national public
links championship - the cham
pionship for the average man" Of
golfdom.
The pipe cutter, 29-year-old
Andy Szwedko, sprung two Of the
major surprises Of the tournament
yesterday by conquering, in turn
Bob McGlashan, crack University
Of San Francisco golfer, on the
nineteenth, and Pat Abbott, Of
Pasadena, Cal, the defending
champion, 3 and I.
RATED FAVORTTE
Before teeing off against City
Fireman Bruce Mccormick Of Los
Angeles, Szwedko-now rated e.
favorite to win the tournament
explained his great love for golf
II rode to this tournament In
an automobile with two other
boys from Pittsburgh" said the
260-pound golfer-pipe cutter.
I'VE made the trip in three
days-and we played golf at
Omaha and Salt Lake City
enroute. I'm pretty tired now
and I'm hoping my strength
holds out so I can win the
title"
Szwedko, a six.footer who was
a caddy before he obtained work
in the pipe business, has been in
six public links championships.
But never before had he advanced
beyond the second round. He was
Pittsburgh City champion in 1884.
PLAYED IN SIX
Mccormick, winner Of the
Southern California public links
crown in 1885 and the Los Angeles
city title in 1884, has likewise par.
ticipated in six nation public links
Journeys. He once before was a
semi-finaliSt.
Victories over Paul Tullius, San
Francisco, 3 and /, and over Alex
Muragin, Honolulu, 2 and /, en-
abled Mccormick to enter the
SemifinalS.
The other semifinal match
brought together the rival Cali
fornians, beer truck driver Frank
Toronto and gas meter reader
Don Erickson, the tournament
medaliSt,
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HOME RUN HITTERS

Foxx. Red sox (2): McNair. Red sox;
Cronin, Red sox; DiMagEio. Yankees;
Lazzeri, Yankees: Hoag. Yankees; OFT.
Giants; banning, Giants; Brubaker. Pr
rates; Cavarretta, Cubs; Goslin. Tigers;
Gehringer, Tigers; Radcliff, White Sox.
LEADERS-DiMaggio Yankees, "a:
Foxx, Red Sox, 81: Gehrig, Yankees.
2s; Medwick, Cardinals, 26.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Louisville ....... 10 90 OoO-s .
Minneapolis ..s..f O10 234 O2x-13 Is !
Louisville ....... O10 121 002-7 Is
Minneapolis .. G1)20 232 00x-20 20 !
Batteries - Peterson, Shaffer, Using,
Eisenstat Terry, Marrow, Bass and
Berres: Henry and Peacock.
Batteries-Bass. Terry and Bsrrss;
Wagner and Dickey.
Indianapolis ..... 100 so1 ooO-5 0
st. Paul ......... ola al 2ox-9 IA o
Batteries-J h n s o n, Crandall and
Lewis; Phelps and Fsnner.
indianapolis ..... 900 COS 4Oo-12 IL 0
St. Paul ...E..... Ill 010 200 s IL 2
Batteries-French and Riddle; WEIGH.
Cox, Page, Gliatto and Fenner.
Columbus ......... 100 900 30 0
Milwaukee ........ 900 100 0o-1 8 o
Batteries-Macon and Crouch: Milnar
and He'll
(Called end eighth to allow Columbus
team catch train.)
Columbus ....... O1o 0o1 oOO-3 i
Milwaukee .... DOL 600 COX 3 . 0
Batteries Chambers, Potter and
Crouch; Zuber and Brenzel.
Toledo. ........... 200 010 010-4 o
Kansas c!ty....... 0O1 900 OOO-1 10 3
Batteries-Marberry and Linton; Mig
ceiling. Slime and Breese.
La gaceta., 1937-10-25
A las cuatro de la tarde del Martes volvera
areunirse Ell Comite de No-ntervencion
E.sta siendo estudiada la nota de Italia,
nueva evidencia de mala fe

vos vo~luntarios, nj tampoco ar
mas V municioneS.
Italia ha hecho saber va que
no aceptara mas cifras qre las
suyas, en- 10 que a voluntarios
respecta. Quiere este decir que
Italia insistira en- los 10000
hombres, aunque Sc sabe ha
mandado a Espana mas de 80
mil.
RrSia dice que aceptaria las
cifras fijadas por las comisio :
mes, pero sin considerarse obi
igada por elias.
I%nglaterra habia recomenda :
do una retirada simb0lica de
cinco mil pero Italia rebaj6 Ell
numero a mil.
Los gobiernos de Francia g
Inglaterra aseguran hallarse de
complete acuerdo.
Ell peri6dioo Daily Herald
afirma que ell arreglo de Espa-
ia Solo puede obtenerse por me-
dio de una base justiciera, v la
menta las 1ltimas palabras de
Eden sobre la defensa de los in
tereses britanicos.
"No es possible pensar solo en-
los intereses y olvidar los trata-
dos.
Mrcho Sc elogian por los ele-
mentos liberales los principa-
les parrafos del discurso que ell
primer ministro Negrin pro-
~nunciara Ell Madrid.
"Tratamos de unifiear las
voluntades en- ell pueblo espa-
mol. La invasion extranfera es
odiada por todos.
"Asturias sera un importan-
tfsimo factor de reconstruc-
ci6n e MIA nueva Espana.
"A pesar de TODD Ell triunfo
de la Rep1plica es inevitable.
Venceremos y vencera la de-
mocracia".
La gaceta., 1937-10-25

La mGsica que Russia lie ha
puesto a la letra italiana, no as
del grsto de Mussolini.
Ell gobierno de Moscou pro-
pene que ell "simbolismo". la re-
tirada smb6lica, tenga por base
cinco invasores por cada voln-
tario leal.
Benito quiere una limitaci6n
de 1000 por cada parte, es de-
cir, que Franco ell vii y ell trai-
dor obtenga "trato igual'.
La gaceta., 1937-10-25
ROMAN ROLAND Y LOS
INTELECTUALES PIDEN
PROTECTION PARA LOS
ASTURIANOS

Paris, oct. Pun grupo de
intelectualss y sociedades, en-
tire los cuales figuran Roman
ROLAND, la Casa de la Cultura,
la Juventud Comunista, Vida
Obrera, senadores Y diputados,
Sc ha dirigido al gobierno pi-
diendo protection para los mi
neros. m~ilicianos y pueblo astu-
riano.
Ell peri6dico "Ie Populaire"
dice en- un artfculo que es pre-
ciso arrancar vfctimas a los SAL
vajes, ayudando a la evacua-
ci6n de los asturianos.
Los ~gobiernos de Francia e
Inglaterra Sc han dirigido a
Franco pidiendole evite nuevos
derramamieutOs dc sausse.
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Russia CREE QUE ITALIA
QUIERE GANAR TRES ME.
SEES DE TEMPO EN- AYUDA
DE FRANCO
Los militares del Soviet opinan
que esos tres meses no
bastaran
Los periodicos alemanes acla-
man Ia victoria de Franco
en- ell Norte.

Moscou, Octubre 25.- La
Russia Soviet ha recibido una
reaction de enfado, no de sor-
presa, frente a la actitud de
Italia y Dino Grandi en- ell CO.
mite de no-intervenci6n. SIS
tamos cansados va de la playa
de "nonerias" que Inglaterra
usa para contentar a Italia
Sc ha dicho EN- las esferas Off
ciales.
Uno de los miembros del co
mite de no-intervenci6n al DIR
las palabras de Grandi, dijo:
El plan de Dino, 81 sc adopta-
do, tomara tres meses ell rea-
lizarlo-es decir, finalizar la
guerra en- favor de Franco.
Para Russia la "retirada sim
b6lica" es una camioneta, guia-
da por Mussolini, LENA de tro-
pas, con un cartel que dice: e.
|vacuaci6n de voluntarios de
IEspana.
Los militares rusos susten-
tan un punto de vista menos
p~esimista, porque han estudia-
do las campanas de Napoleon
y saben que los mariscales al
canZaron victorias en- Espana,
pero no pudieron someterla.
Tres meses no seran sufi-
|cientes para derrotar la causa
republican,.
Russia reptile sus palabras:
No pongan confianza en- la liza
mazda democracia inglesa.
En- los circulos sovieticos Sc
cree que la vista de Ribben-
trop a Italia tiene por objeto
lograr I'm curse 1nico con res.
pecto a la retirada de volunta-
Tambien sc dice uue Rib
|bentrop sera nombrado emba-
jador en- Roma y retirado de
Londres.
Estiman en- Roma que Mus
Isolini lograra imponer ell n1-
nero de voluntarios que seran
retirados.
Todos los peri6dicos alema-
mes aclaman ell triunfo de Fran
co, diciendo: Sc ha hundido el
|frente Rojo del Norte.
La gaceta., 1937-10-25

De haber roto las japoeses
las lineas de los defensores, es-
tos Sc lutheran visto obligados
a r~etirarse a una hnea que Sc
extiende desde Hating a Nan
slang y Chenju.
Hace dos meses que los ia.
poneses desembarcaron en- las
~cercanias de Woosung v anun
ciaron que en- tres semanas a.
rrojarian al ejercito chino del
distrito de Shanghai.
Los japoneses han ganado
territorio y han producido
grandes perdidas a los chinos,
pero no han logrado Ell ohjeti-
vo de quebrantar la moral chi
ma.
Ell mando japones admitc
que las lfneas del frente en- los
sectores de Tachang v Nan :
slang no han sido alteradas.
Los japoneses aseguran que
ellos no arrojan bombas incen-
diarias, pero Sc pudo compro-
bar era incendiaria una que ii
raron cerca del sector defen-
dido por los marines america
nos. Esta bomba produjo que
maduras a varios nativos Y dos
miembros de los Sikhs, alglnos
de los cuales moriran.
La misma bomba produjo
Equemaduras en- las manos al
sargento americana Coleman,
de Atkins, Arkansas.
Embellishments ell captain
Boone, de la brigada de inteli-
gencia, telefone6 al c0mandan
tie Fuiita y protest6.
Recibi6 las
La gaceta., 1937-10-25
Derrotados y contenidos los japoneses
en- Ell frente de Shanghai
China a los Delegates que la represel
taran en- la Conferences de nueve Potencias
Los invasores no han logrado quebrantar
la moral de los agredidos.

Shanghai, Octubre 25.-Las
tropas chinas han alcanzado
una importante victoria en- ell
frente de Shanghai, contenien.
do la ofensiva japonesa que
habia comenzado hacfa una
semana.
Ell mande japones %confes6
que la ofensiva habfa sido de-
morada por la destruction de
puentes y carreteras.
Como resultado de la muer.
tie DE I'm marino ingles, asesi-
nado aver por un aeroplano nj
pom, Sc ha dado orden por In
glaterra de disparar contra
cualquier aeroplano, en- defen-
sa propia. I'm aeropLano japo-
mes utilize su ametralladora
contra Ell distrito internacio-
nal.
Para representarla en- la
conferencia de nueve poten-
cias, de Bruselas, China ha
nombrado al DIR. Wellington
Koo, Quo Tai-Chi y Chen Tai.
Estos senores son embajadores
de su pals en- Francia, Ingla-
terra y Belgica.
China ha logrado mantener
en- su poder a Tachang, donde
los japeneses atacaban furio.
samente. Esta posici6n es gran
importancia para ell sosteni.
miento de las posiciones Chi
mas en- Chapel Y Kiangwan.
Ell no haber logrado tomar
a Tachang significa una de-
rrota para los japoneses y la
mas seria contrariedad desde
que Ia guerra empez6.
La gaceta., 1937-10-25

satisfacciones y la seguridad
de que ell aviador que tai hizo
serfa censurado.
"El proyectil, dijo Fujita,
cay6 de un aeroplano japones,
pero no era una bomba." Este
proyectil no descendi6 rapida-
mente, sino que baj6 con len
titud, atado a un paracaidas.
Habfa sido pintado de blanco
o plata. Una bomba incendia-
ria china cay6 en- Hongkew, en-
un acueducto de propiedad a.
mericana.
La gaceta., 1937-10-25

Londres. Octubre 25.-A las
cuatro de la tarde del martes
volvera a reunirse ell Comite de
Mediterranean, por medic del
subcomite que actua.
Las naciones interesadas Ell
ell problema estudian hoy la no.
ia de Italia en- qre Sc MEGA a ha
GER concesiones, nueva eviden :
cia de que ell fascismo act1a de
mala fe..
Aseg1rase en- los cfreulos d.
plomaticos que reviste gran inn
portancia la vista hecha a Ru-
ma por Joachim Won Ribbsn :
trop, embajador aleman en- In
glaterra Y hombre de c~onfianza
lei Fuehrer. Hitler desea una
acci6n conjunta, pero dentro de
limites razonables.
Ell ministro de relaciones ex-
teriores de Francia, Ivon Del :
Dos, declare aver qre 81 Italia
no acepta la proporcionalidad
en- la retirada de voluntarios,
no sera possible un acuerdo. TIA
liza, ademas, quiere la unanimi :
dad en- ciertos acuerdos, 10 que
es impossible.
Russia ha dicho que no volve-
ra a someterse a una soluci6n
de engano e insiSte en- la retira-
da de cinco voluntarios Italia
nos por cada uno de los que sir
ven al gobierno leal.
La actitud de las naciones de-
mocraticas en- pro de la yerda-
1era no-intervenci6n Sc hasa en-
os prntos siguientes: Retirada
de Espana de todos los comba-
,ientes no-espanoles ; retirada
simb6lica de voluntarios; nom :
oramientos de dos comisiones
para que hagan un censo en- los
territories de los dos bandos, y
compromise de no mandar nue.