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Evening star., 1937-11-07
REPEL LOYALISTS
ON MADRID FRONT
Insurgents Report Foes Attempt.
ed to Break Year-0ld Siege
in Aravaca Sector,

By the Associated Press.
HENDAYE, Franco-Spanish From
tier. Nov. Spanish Insurgents re-
ported tonight a government attack
on the Madrid front had been thrown
back with heavy losses on the eve Of
the first anniversary Of the capitals
siege.
The border dispatches said the Ma
drid forces had attempted to- drive
q wedge into the Aravaca sector,
northwest Of the capital, in one of
Defense Commander Jose Miajas con-
slant thrusts to break the siege which
will be a year old tomorrow.
Insurgent reports said other fronts
were quiet.
GA dispatch from Madrid said
the first heavy fighting in almost
two weeks was under way on the
Upper Aragon front in Northeast
ern Spain. Insurgents wera said
to have shelled Las Cuscullas for
several hours and then launched
an infantry attack that was
thrown back with intense machine
gun and hand-grenade fire.
Insurgent planes raided government
munition dumps at Barbastro, while
Evening star., 1937-11-07
JAPAN INCREASES
MANCHUKUO ARMY
Reported Fearing Russia
and Outer Mongolia
May Intervene.
By the Associated Press.

TIENTS1N, Nov. Ga steady pro-
cession Of Japanese troop trains
through Tientsin toward Manchukuo
during the last two weeks has lent
substance to reports that Japan is
concentrating q great military force
along the borders Of Soviet Siberia
and Sovietized Outer Mongolia.
The japanese command is believed
to be moving troops rapidly into
Northern Manchukuo because OF fears
that Russia and her Outer Mongolian
protectorate may attempt to inter-
vene in the Oriental crisis while Japan
Is still heavily engaged in her CAM
paigns In China.
Total Put ut Half Million.
Some estimates, based on reports
OF troop movements through Tient-
sin, Dairen and Chosen ports, place
the total Of Japanese or Japanese
controlled Manchukuo forces IN
Northern Manchukuo at half a mil
lion men.
Thirty-five thousand are known to
have passed through Tientsin from
North China battle areas during the
last fortnight. Some of these boarded
transports at Tangku and Chinwang-
tao for unknown destinations, prob
ably the Shanghai area, but the rest
went on BY rail to Manchukuo.
Some observers have suggested the
Japanese may even be planning to
strike at Outer Mongolia-with which
Russia has mutual assistance pact
In that event the North Manchukuo
concentrations would be to meet any
Russian action along the long Amur
River frontier between Siberia and
Manchukuo designed to help Mos
cows Mongol allies.
Hailar Likely Base.
japanese action against Mongolia
1t has been suggested, would take the
form OF 4 thrust from Hailar. In
Manchukuo's far northwest, toward
Urga, the Mongolian capital.
Such = drive presumably would
coincide with another from Kalgan.
In the Inner Mongolian corridor
newly seized from China by the jap
anese Army. The main routes from
Kalgan toward Urga already have
been cleared by the Japanese occupa-
ton OF Chahar and Suiyuan Prov
inces.
Reports reaching Tientsin say large
numbers Of Japanese troops are reach
Ing Dairen from Japan. These are
said to be proceeding to the northwest
via Taonan and Tsitsihar, avoiding
Harbin,
Other contingents. the reports say,
are landing at Seishin and other
ports Of Northeastern Korea and pro-
ceeding to the lower Sungari River
Valley and Manchukuo's eastern
frontier over newly completed rail-
ways.
Evening star., 1937-11-07

answer to a question telegraphed him
by T. G. Lytle of the Toronto (On-
terio) Starr
Mr.. Green said that when the tour
was announced first he expressed ap-
proval and a willingness to meet the
Duke and cooperate fully with him in
his investigation of American economic
| and industrial conditions.
Not Opposed to Windsors.
In connection with the opposition
expressed by the Baltimore Federation
of Labor" Mr. Green said, Z" SUBJ
ordinate branch of the American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor, to Mr.. Charles E.
Bedaux and the speed-up system
which he inaugurated and sold to
American corporations, L declared
that in my opinion such, action pro-
testing the Bedaux speed-up. system
fairly represented the sentiment of
American labor.
This expressed attitude OF labor
referred only to the declaration of
the Baltimore Federation OF Labor
in opposition to Mr.. Bedaux and his
speed-up system. It had no reference
to any other action taken by the
Baltimore Federation of Labor with
respect to the visit of the Duke Of
Windsor and the Duchess to the
United States. =
Now, since Mr.. Bedaux has severed
his connection with the management
Of . trip to the United States by the
Duke and Duchess. American labor
will extend to them q most sincere
and hearty welcome at any time they
decide to come to the United States"
Ickes Makes Comment.
One crisp list of comment from
Secretary of the Interior Ickes was
Washington's only recognition of q
complaint that this Capital had shown
lack of enthusiasm" over the now
postponed visit of the Duke to the
United States.
Members of the Dukes suite At
Paris said Edward had received a
"perfunctory" response from Mr.. Ickes
concerning request for information
on public works projects.
Mr.. Ickes glanced over the report.
then observed that he had conducted
no correspondence, "perfunctory or
otherwise" with Edward. His cor
respondence was entirely with Mr..
Bedaux, Mr.. Ickes said.
The White House and State De-
partment said nothing at all about
a belief that Edward should have
been given 4 state dinner at the
Executive Mansion-instead of c
luncheon.
Mrs. Roosevelt previously had said
That the demands Of . lecture tour
would force her to be absent from
washington when the Windsors vis-
tied her here.
Inc State Department, informed
several weeks ago through normal dip-
lomatic channels that Edward would
visit this country in an unofficial ca
pacity, had made routine arrange
ments for receiving visiting royalty
OF this status. It had arranged for
of1icials to greet Edward upon his ar
rival in the United States and for an
escort to accompany him on his tour.
Mr.. 1ckes submitted to M. Bedaux
a list Of American housing ana rec;a-
nation projects and national parks
as suggestion for spots to be vis-
tied by the Duke.
That was virtually the extent of
omclal preparations for the visit Of
the Duke and Duchess.
Capital society was openly disap-
pointed over postponement of the
Windsors' visit here. For weeks dow
ayers and debutantes had coached on
the forms of Salutation-''Your High
Evening star., 1937-11-07

ciliation, let it be remembered that
the original tremendous obstacles to
unity still remain. In numerous key
industries strong dual unions exist,
jurisdictional claims conflict, person.
alities clash anew or smolder over
long-standing hatreds. The c. I. o.
clings steadfastly to faith, industrial
unionism, and its leadership pledges
itself publicly not to desert q single
individual who has supported them
In that faith. The A. F. of L. clings
with equal persistence to its affection
for the status quo" and offers to sur
render only those things which it
holds but insecurely if at all.
Many believe, not unreasonably, that
these differences are impossible of
reconciliation at this time and that
labor will continue to fight labor over
. period Of years.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
PARAGUAY ARMY REVOLT
LEADER REPORTED HELD
Capt. Ciancio Lopez and IL Others
Declared Captured by Police
- Near Brazil Border.

By the Associated rress.
AsUNCIoN, Paraguay, Nov. g.
Military authorities said today Capt.
Ciancio Lopez, leader Of the unsuc-
cessful army revolt at Conception,
had been captured, with 10 other
officers and q cadet.
They were reported caught by
Bellavista police while trying to cross
the frontier into Brazil.
The revolt broke out November at
Conception, 135 miles north OF Asun-
cion, but was checked by a loyal
regiment. The rebels were said to have
wanted to create a dictatorship, with
Col. Rafael Franco as provisional
president.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Copyright, A. P. Wirephoto.

ness" Sir" "Your Grace,"-and be-
cause the Duchess was not given the
royal status of her husband in for
eign capitals-"Ma'am" for Ed
wards wife.
The State Departments Protocol
Division had been piled with re-
quests for the couples social plans.
And the British Ambassador had
planned a dinner.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Tricks Restricted.

Magicians, clowns and other
vaudeville performers OF Germany,
forbidden by the Reich's Theater
Chamber in Berlin to explain how
their tricks are done, may have to
tell why others are not performed.
The chamber has ordered the enter
tainers not to use eggs, milk or other
edibles for their tricks or jokes The
order is intended to aid the four-year
plan to render Germany self-suf1icient
in its food supply.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Windsor
Continued From First Page.3

Of the Interior Ickes to the Duke.
request for advice on his American
itinerary had been regarded as
''perfunctory"
Some members of the Dukes suite
we're represented as having felt the
Windsors should have been proffered
a state dinner at the White House
instead of the luncheon from which
Mrs. Roosevelt was to have been
absent
''Windsor's German tour was gen
orally considered mistake because it
caused him to be charged with Nazi
sympathies," some said One Of the
Dukes friends said, however, Hes
not Nazi, nor anti-Nazi"
There was no reaction apparent
on the part of the Duke" friend said.
'He is used to such things"
This friend said the royal party was
dissatisfied with some arrangements
for the United States tour, but that
they found officials generally "ex-
tremely courteous and very kind" In
other contacts.
Debates World Tour.
When the former monarch an
nounced last October 3 that he was
embarking on study of working and
housing conditions. starting in Ger
many and the United States, a source
close to the Duke said he received in
Vltations to visit several countries
which he may now accept.
Another possibility being debated by
Edward was world tour aboard the
German liner Bremen. the ship on
which he had planned to go to the
United States. The Bremen leaves
New York next January for a cruise
including Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires
and South Africa.
A member of the Dukes entouraqe
said he inquired about the itinerary,
indicating he may complete his Euro
pean survey and proceed to the United
States in time to catch the Bremen
In New York.
The boat train which was scheduled
to take the Windsors to Cherbourg to
board the Bremen today left Paris
with many places vacant. A number
OF voyagers who had hoped to be fellow
passengers Of the Windsors Cancelled
reservations at the last minute.
Crowds massed along the Tuileries
Gardens had a brief glimpse of the
Duke and cheered as he left his hotel
in the afternoon by automobile for
the American hospital for a steam
bath massage, as he often does to keep
fit when he is unable to get exercise
The Duchess remained at the hotel
throughout the day.
In his first appearance outside the
hotel since postponement of the trip
Windsor appeared nonchalant AZ
though on a routine shopping tour.
He carried q derby jauntily in his
nand as he gave instructions casually
TO his chauffeur.
GREEN INVITES DUKE.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
GREEN INVITES DUKE.
Extends Welcome Now that Bedaux
Has Severed Connections.
Nv the Asxoria tad pr.ee

ny tHe Aseocldteu freSS.
President William Green of the
American Federation of Labor yester-
day extended sincere and hearty"
invitation to the Duke and Duchess of
Windsor to visit the United States
now that Charles Bedaux, the Dukes
American representative, has severed
his connections" with the tour.
Asked If he would withdraw his op-
position to the American tour of the
former British monarch and his
American-born Duchess, Mr.. Green
replied in statement that he had no
opposition to their tour but only in
dorsed organized labor criticism of
Mr.. Bedaux because of his association
with the speed-up system in industrial
management. ~
(Mr. Green made his statement in
Evening star., 1937-11-07
government planes retaliated by
dumping bombs on insureent supply
concentrations at Zaragoza.
Madrid Celebrates,

MADRID. Nov. R,-Madrid
blased with color tonight rs the city
celebrated simultaneously the first
anniversary Of it, successful defense
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wife is suing you for back alimony.
My friend 1t is your duty to give
her this money, and 1t Is my
thought that the court will request
you to pay up all back alimony, and
continue with same thereafter.
Mrs. K. A. F. How soon will my
husband receive the money he is
now expecting?
Ans. 1t appears that your husband
Is expecting some money through
his Mothers estate. No definite set
tlement will be made i'm this mat
ter until later date, approximately
the latter part of this year. Some
difficulties will arise, which viii
pr0l0ng this procedure.
d. A. T. Will we get the loan for
which we have applied? II so, how
soon?
Ans. My friend, a great deal de-
ponds upon you receiving this mon
ey. Am very happy to state you will
receive same during the month Of
March. Regarding your other
thought advise you to send for, a
Special Reading" and receive an
swers to your question privately and
c0nfidentially by mail.
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Property Will Make
Wed Present

Mr.. s. E. L. Will I be able to sell
the property that I have up for
sale at this time?
Ans. Do not advise you to con-
tinue with your plans as TO disp0s-
ing of this property. Your daughter
is planning to get married in the
imm ,diate future, and this piece of
property would be a very beneficial
wedding present for her.
Mrs. w, I. C.-Thomaston, Conn.
Should I start to work this spring?
Ans. The vibration receive de-
notes you have been offered p0-
siti0n, and my sincere advice is
that you accept same. 1t is quite ev-
ident that you will be successful in
handling this work.
Miss A. s. H. Will marry the
person I have kept company with
for the past few months?
Ans. You have only known this
person three months, which is not
long enough to know whether you
c-e suited TO: one another. Continue
y0,r friendship. More developments
will take place In the coming three
months.
Mr.. o. d. 8. Will I receive my for
mer position back?
Ans. The concern you formerly
worked for Is in the act Of changing
all managers, superintendent, ETC.,
ind :. see you will be among very
few of the former employees who will
be re-hired. However, you must ap-
ply for this position with the new
n anager Immediately.
Mrs. D. A. s. VIII my husband
and be able to make the trip that
we are contemplating?
Al ,. Indications show you and
your husband planning on making
a trip to the State Of Rhode Island
to your Mother during the
next few weeks. This trip will be
a very enjoyable one for all con-
cerned. Use every precautiOn on
this trip.
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Only One More Day Remaining To Present
Your Problems To This Famous Astrologer--
Haste Necessary To Receive His Advice
Will Not Sell Real Estate
Until Summer

Mr.. W. T.. w. Mr.. H. J. s. I have
some real estate / would like to sell.
How soon will I be successful In do
ing so?
Ans. Indications are that you will
not sell this real estate in time to
meet your present obligations. The
coming summer is q more favorable
period for you in this matter. Be
very patient.
Mrs. F. F. L. Is there any other
man in my life now?
Ans. ! advise you to quit thinking
Of the opposite sex, and Immediate
~ turn your attention to your own
husband. He is certainly worthy
OF your love, respect and admira-
ton, as he is not thinking of any
one Of the other sex.
d. M. L. Will the young man for
whom I care a great deal ask me
to marry him?
Ans. My friend, this party is mar
ried; however, while he is working
In your city, he Is having other
dates Advise you to turn your at
tention to q single person, as this
Will bring you the happiness and
comfortable home in the future you
are now SO DESTROYS Of obtaining.
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Friends Give Mistaken
Idea

Mr.. w. A. T. have been going
with a certain young woman for
quite some time, but some OF my
friends tell many different things
about her character in the past.
Should I believe them, and quit dat
ing her?
Ans. This young lady has made
some mistakes in the past, but she
has realized them and is now trying
very hard to lead more reputable
life. You are proving very beneficial
t. her in accomplishing this. Dis
continue to listen to what your
frien.s tell you, and continue this
friendship. Much happiness is shown
for you two people In the future.
K. r. z. Should I go to work and
!. Up my Father out Of his financial
difficulties?
Ans. Thia kind deed Of obtaining
Employment would be greatly ap-
preciated by your Father. 1t will
not be necessary for you to work
very I0ng-approximately a year or
so. Seek employment Immediately.
r. r. o. Please tell me how the
lawsuit which Is now pending will
turn out?
Ans. This litigation Is shown to be
over an accident which You had
about six months ago. No serious
damage was done from said acct
dent, and I do nos see You losing
any money owe same. This case will
turn out TO your complete satisfac-
ton and benefit.
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Ell Haren Extends Helpful Solutions To Many Problems

Mrs. D. U. r. Will my husband
ever find good enough job to give
his family the home and surround
ings that we are DESTROYS of having?
Ans. 1t appears to me that your
husband Is well on the road to re-
covery at the present time, and the
future will bring improved condi-
tons to you and yours. Much add
ed happiness and contentment is
shown.
Miss H. w. D. After having gone
with my boy friend for seven years,
will ever marry him?
Ans. Indications point that you
and the party In question will be
able to get married within the next
eight months. This young mans fl
nancial affairs will increase within
the mentioned time, and / am sure
he will be good pr0vider for you.
Miss w. I. M. need money very
badly to pay a bill. Where will I
{ it?
Ans. I advise you to go TO your
grandmother and tell her what you
need this money for. Request her
to extend this loan. She will not
consent to this at first, but by con-
tinuing to contact her she will even
tually do SO, and same will be in
thu form Of personal loan.
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Brothers to Continue
Present Business

Miss d. I. B. Will my brothers
keep their agreement with each
other for the next few years?
Ans. My friend, indications are
very strong that your three broth
ers will continue In this particular
business. In approximately two years
your youngest brother will sell his
share, ana start into business for
himself, but not as competitor.
d. r. Y. VIII 1 receive the posi-
ton that I applied for about a
month ago?
Ans. 1 see you have applied for a
position as bo0kkeeper In a large
firm here. Within the next month
their business will increase to the
extent that they will need another
bookkeeper. At that time you will
he called to work. A successful fu-
ture is shown In thiS connection.
Mrs. M. r. X. My little son had
very serious operation several
days ago. Will he recover from this
condition soon?
Ans. Complete recovery for your
son in the next month or two II
indicated. This mentioned opera
ton was very necessary, and 1t Will
be the means Of his quick recovery
from this illness.
Mr.. w. T. o. How will the cause
in court turn out?
Ans. My deductions are that your
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Says Friend Will Aid to
Save Home

NJ. D. A. I have lost everything
that I ever possessed, but the home
now live In. Will I lose 1t too
Ans. My calculations are that .
very dear friend will come to your
assistance In this matter, and you
will be successful In holding poses
sion of your home. Many misfor-
tunes have come to you In the past,
bat you will have as much success
the future, as yor have had mis-
fortune in the past.
Miss M. H. Will my wish ever
come true?
Ans. Your greatest desire is indi-
Gated to be that Of seeing your par
ents own n home Of their own, and
ala very pleased TO write that this
will come 10 pass. Through your sim
cere efforts In THU direction you
will aid them In having same.
Miss w. u. p. viii my boy. friend
and b. able TO carry out our pres
ent plans2
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Ell. HARENS ENGAGEMENT WILL. END TOMORROW
Wife Should Trust
Husband

Mrs. q. A. r. What is causing
unhappy condition In our home? Is
there anything that can do about
It?
Ans. Your husband h trying every
way possible TO make you happy,
but indications are that . former
sutton has returned to your city.
You have been seeing him lately,
which makes you feel differently
towards your husband. Unless you
discontinue your actions much
more serious trouble Is shown. Your
husband should be trusted, and you
the one mistrusted, not him.
Miss L. o. H. My employer has
become very irritable and 1t is very
hard to work with him. Do you
think ] should continue as I am
now?
Ans. Your employer Is having
some financial difficulties, as well
as domestic trouble. Try to bear up
under this existing condition and
you will be well paid for the kind
ness and gratitude that you have
given him during this very trying
period.
Mrs. 8. T. d. Please tell me If my
husband will quit drinking and
make our home a more pleasant
place to live in?
Ans. Indications are very strong
that you have been the one which
caused your husband to take up
drinking. You have consequently
!: tered him to do the things that
1t is humanity impossible for him to
stop doing at this time. You are
wholly to blame for this existing
condition. Unless you change your
actions in your home, more serious
trouble will come to you in the fu-
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Urges Acceptance of
Position

Miss X. E. A. ! am manager of
a dress shop in :. small town near
Waterbury, and have been offered
position In that city. Should I
a. ept 1t?
Ans. You are very well qualified
for this type OF work, and would
8 omplish more In a larger city,
therefore, advise you 10 accept this
Offer. You will benefit by carrying
= these plans.
=. P.-Oakville, Conn. Would 1t
be ise to marry my present boy
+ nd?
Ans. My friend, as long as you
hav doubt In your mind as to
your love 70 this party would not
advise you 10 marry him. Explain
how you now feel In order that mo
misunderstanding will arise.
Mr.. L. r. Will my health improve
a. " by carrying out the advice OF
my physician?
Ans. My vibrations are that your
physician has instructed you to take
. rest from your business for
few MONTH. You have very COM
petent person In your employ who
will look out for your interest, and
while you ar. regsining your health
yolr business will also improve.
Ms. F. = s. Why does my hus-
band act so distant to me?
Ans Madam; your husband Is