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Evening star., 1938-06-26
MAT STARS OFFER
SINGULAR CONTEST
There'll Be No Title at Stake
When ]. Dusek and O'Mahonev
Face Here Thursday.

Joe Dusek, baby member of the
Dusek rassling quintet, and Dan
soMahoney will meet Thursday night
at Grifith Stadium in the feature
sof Joe Turner's mat show. O'Mahoney
hasn't been in these diggings for seven
months.
, What makes this bout different from
recent mat headliners is that neither
principal claims to be world inter
national or even a sectional cham
/, pion, and the match isn't being ad-
vertised as for the championship Of
anything. However, O'Mahoney is an
ex-champion. He took Jim Londos'
crown three years ago (the world"
one, not the internationally. Since
then he has been back to his native
Ireland. He further is noted as the
inventor Of the Irish whip"
Evening star., 1938-06-26
Obsolete Putter
Makes Comeback

An interesting sidelight Of the
national open golf championship
recently played over the Cherry
Hills course in Denver, was the re-
appearance of the Schenectady
putter.
The Schenectady is a blunt, lead
headed putter with q center shaft
and has been more or less obsolete
in tournament play for at least Is
years.
The Schenectady putter is IA
nous in golf, for it was used by
Walter J. Travis when he became
the first American ever to win the
British amateur championship back
in 1905. Travis met Ted Black.
well. famous driver in British
amateur history. and outputted him
to win over the long Sandwich
course.
Immediately after that cham
pionship. the Royal and Ancient
outlawed the center -shafted putter,
and the ban still stands wherever
the r. and A. had jurisdiction over
the game.
Evening star., 1938-06-26
MINIMUM SADDLE
|. LOAD UNCHANGED
National Turf Association
Backs recommendations
on Starting Races.
BY the Associated Press.


BOSTON, June 25.-The National
Association Of State Racing Commits
sioners closed its 10th meeting here
today without acting on one Of the
sessions most controversial questions
q proposed rule that would raise to lo3
pounds the minimum weight a horse
must carry in race
Still hopeful Of obtaining uniform
adoption in the 81 States represented
at the meeting, the commissioners
voted to withhold action until the mid.
winter convention, which was awarded
to Miami, Fla.
Would Improve Starting.
Earlier. the commissioner approved
a subcommittee recommendations to
improve the starting of races. These
recommendations urged that assistant
starters shall not handle horses at the
post except under certain conditions:
That no mechanical devices or tools
be used on horses;
That yearlings shall be schooled
from both the barrier, II available, and
the stall gate;
That study Of moving barriers be
made with the possibility OF incor-
porating protective stalls;
That partitions be heightened on
starting gates with q view to keeping
the horses straight at the break;
That study Of adjustable stalls be
made to correct the angle on which a
starting gate is set on the track, and
That rules be enforced prohibiting
vacant stalls between horses 1T the
start.
Must Submit Record.
In q resolution. the commissioners
demanded that any horse coming into
this country from q foreign country,
whose races are not carried in the
racing form, be barred from starting
unless certified copy OF his racing
record, attested by the governing body
Of the locality in which the horse has
raced. Is furnished to the racing
secretary.
Evening star., 1938-06-26
new N. A. GOLF EVENT
McPhail Memorial to Be Started
by Group Next Fall.

BALTIMORE, June as P)-Jess
Dowling, Baltimore. vice president
of the Middle Atlantic Golf Asso-
citation, announced today the associa-
ton is planning q tournament honor
ing the late Charles E. McPhail, for
several years president of the group.
The competition, to be known as the
McPhail Memorial Cup, will be played
this fall. probably at the Five Farms
course here, Dowling said. He said
the event probably will be alternated
between Maryland, Washington and
Virginia clubs.
Evening star., 1938-06-26
War Adn,iral-S -Seabiscuit Clash
appears Certain Wednesday
In Big Race at Suffolk Downs

he expected between 10 and q dozen
horses to face the barrier. He named
these IA horses from which he expects
the starting field to be drawn:
Brandywine Stables Masked Gen.
eral, Mrs. A. r. Smiths Trouper, Mrs
3. Denemarks War Minstrel and
Finance, Mrs. D. A. Woods Busy K,
John Hay Whitney's Flying Scot. Mrs
E. D. Jacobs Caballero II. Hal Price
Headley's Menow, Jerome Respass'
Main Man, Brookmeade Stables
Knight Gallant, Mrs. H. E. Bartlett's
Zevson. w. v. McGrath's Pelegroso II,
The Chief and Stagehand and War
Admiral and Seabiscuit.
Evening star., 1938-06-26
By the Associated Press

BOSTON. June 25.-The long
awaited racing duel between War
Admiral and Seabiscuit tonight seemed
a certainty for next Wednesday when
the two ace thoroughbreds are billed
to match strides with 10 to IL other
strong horses in the s50,00O Massa-
chusetts Handicap at Suffolk Downs.
Offering serious competition to the
two, however, will be Maxwell How
ards two stars, The Chief and Stage
hand. whose one-two finish in the
Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct today
led their owner to advise Suffolk
Downs officials tonight he would ship
his entrants here Monday
Pronouncing Seabiscuit absolutely
fit and ready to rum" Trainer Tom
Smith asserted c. lS Howard's equine
was completely recovered from the
leg ailment which forced cancellation
Of his 100000 match race with the
Admiral at Belmont Park on Me-
mortal Day.
War Admiral in Trim.
reports tnat war Admiral likewise
was in top shape and ready to 60 came
from Trainer George Conway and
about the only thing that appeared
likely to prevent their meeting this
time over the mile-and-a-furlo route
was the possibility of rain.
In the event the track was muddy,
Sea biscuit probably would be
scratched, for he is rated a poor mud
der
Another favorable omen was receipt
Of word today that War Admiral's
owner. Samuel G. Riddle. would ar
rive in Boston Monday Riddle, who
has been in poor health, sees his
horses run rather infrequently. and
Eastern Racing Association officials
were greatly encouraged by his tele-
gram.
Racing Secretary Gene Bury said
Evening star., 1938-06-26

Harper Of Portsmouth. Va. and then
Lily went down in the final before
Mrs. Clark, who, in her only competi-
tive appearance in this section. looked
to be one of the best Of the fair divot
lifters ever to swing a driver in this
sector. II Mrs. Clark plays In the tour
naments around Washington next fall
and next year, she will Immediately
step up to the head Of the class Of
feminine golfers. She can move right
In with Marion Brown. Helen Dett-
weller and Betty Meckley in the top
flight OF the winners among the fair
sex.
Top tournament along the golf front
this week is the District junior cham
pionship, scheduled to start tomorrow
at the Manor Country Club. Ralph
Bosart, the tall youngster from Army
Navy. won't be able to defend the title
he won last year. Ralph has passed
the age limit, but he has nominated
q man to win. 'Itll be Bob Donohue
Of Western, or I miss my guess" says
Ralph.
At Chevy Chase on Thursday large
group Of amateurs and pros from the
Washington Maryland sector, will play
in an amateur-pro tourney to be staged
by the Maryland State Golf Associa-
ton. This affair probably will bring
out tremendous entry list. Any
tournament does that at Chevy Chase
The boys like the course, although
they don't do much with it by way Of
cracking par.
Witty Cox of Congressional and Leo
Walper, the P. G. A. sectional title
holder, are sharpening their shots in
preparation for the national P. G A.,
championship to be played at Shawnee
on-Delaware starting two weeks from
today.
Chip shots. George Diffenbaugh
Is q disappointed man these days, all
because the P. G. A., says George
didn't send his check for annual dues
until after the May 20 deadline.
George qualified for the P. G. A. cham
pionship and then was disqualified on
the technicality that his dues weren't
paid In time. Not that he expected
to win, but he would like a crack at
the championship.
You'll have to take our word for 1t,
fo,. thu vo,,p0 MAN hssp,t ploy.~, IN
Washington this year . but Otto
Greiner of Baltimore is the best-look-
ing golfer produced in this territory
in many a year. can't see more
than q couple of Washington men in
his class and he might lick them.
Roger Peacock, If he had time and
money to play. might whip him
and so might Billy Shea, but they'd
have to be right to do it. Greiner
looms as the man to lead Maryland out
Of the golf doldrums. . It's a shame
about Roger. =. the lad from Silver
Spring has just about the finest golf
game developed around Washington in
10 years. but money troubles beset
him and Roger doesn't have the time
or money to play in competition any
more and meanwhile his best links
years are slipping away from him.
L. H. Whitten Of the Washington
Golf and Country Club remembered a
birdie putt he had holed on the fifth
green at that course year ago.
Here goes again." he said, and he
thumped another 30-footer into the
cup for the bird watch that
Georgetown links team at Louisville
this week they couldn't win the
Eastern college crown at match play,
but they can win at medal play start
ing tomorrow {. and one Of them
might grab the individual crown
the hottest lad Of them all looks to
be Johnny Burke Of Rhode Island.
Evening star., 1938-06-26
WHITE-5 MEN.
White to Play and Mate in Two.

No. 142 Yields to Kt-K2 Correct keys
to the two-mover come from Norman Le
Eoux. H G. Evans Lester Ahroon. Joseph
Daniel Breeskin. Joseph Simon q cook
must be claimed). David H. 6ibbet, Louis
e. Holman. Edward c. Knouse. A, q,
Dreyer and E. w. Allen.
, Correct solution. B-B6. to No. 141. q
3.SI oy Cneney: are credited to Wiley
ruler. E. W. Allen Louis Hoffman nd
Rar2 Rau9 kn1use ~ Joseph Simon. Norman L
rorer and David H. Sibbet, Any omis-
sions. please notify.
Evening star., 1938-06-26

A few years ago Rousseau game
championship Of Macon, Ga. A stu
dent of law and government, he be-
came associated with Uncle Sam
shortly after his appearance here.
Finding that his chess hobby had
many strong adherents in the Dis
trict. which is second only to New
York City in its exposition Of chess
consciousness. Rousseau became an
affliate Of the Capital City Chess
Club, but his early membership did
not reveal his championship poten-
tialities.
After a brief absence from his &C
customed chess haunts, Rousseau Sc
riously applied latent talents for title
chess and in memorable struggle
with j. E. Dubois garnered the 1898
club crown Of the Four C's.
His successful public solo exhibition
under the auspices Of the Washing
ton Social Chess Divan no doubt is
the preface to a series Of "simuls" for
the progressive development Of the
royal game.
Sd1M Auo AlcCIuIAoAc, Ac coOdyeu
cautiously his moves as he travelled up
and down the gauntlet Of players.
Every game was given especial care
and when, at 1880 pm, Ernest Knapp
proceeded with oficial adjudications
he found awaiting score Of solid,
sane and logical middle-game compli-
cations that rebounded to the credit
Of the visiting "kleiner meister."
Roard -hv.hoard scornr.
Evening star., 1938-06-26
Agawam Results
Az the Annotated Press

Py the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcEwPurss; $500: claiming;
and up; fusonS'
Morelute tMcMullen) $50
Also ran-silver Grey, whiskdale, Brown
Marvel. Golden Wand. Envious. Old Do
minion, Assist.
SECOND RAcEpur.e. $500: allow
Wsei Iyneh ane up 80 ssS $40
sheknows Gohnson) 800 $50
waHEn T;m. Pop Ios s'Paradise $50
9 Wind Chestnut Peter. Merry Fox
~ DAILY Double paid s1b4o
Plate; purse. $500 added; steeplechase:
4-year -olds and up 2 miles LEG ..o ,eo
Little Woman Haley 400 $50
Flying Falcon tHarrison) $50
Also i%e. ran+jol. ain4j Knight. Rous.mon..
Rouge Catalan.
FOURTH RAcE--Purse. $500; allow
sPiss sPlsns Bonny attre sao
Aerial Bomb tsolimena) ESQ 800
Also e ran"wakit.. Hisher Bracket. VIM
bledon and Peetomar
aD. B. Midkiff and p. T. Chinn ontry.
FIFTH RACEPurse. $500: allowances;
3-year-olds: furlongs fchutel.
Beach Ensemble (Johnson) 400 $40 2.60
Riccadonna Paradtse) 500 $50
Chance Sweet (Wholey) $50
|. Also ran0silver Trace. Time Row. West
chester. Julius Caesar and Tower Queen.
SIXTH RACE-The New Haven Handi-
cap; purse. $500: 3-year-olds and up: l. i.
Niaht Alarm -4Iittrell, b4.ao 2s4o 1910
Play Dis (E Johnson 500 $50
Briar Thorn tSo1imena $50
Also ranDsh.l.ko. Guest Of Honor II.
Bewitched and Deserter.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500; allow
ances; 4year-olds and up; furlongs
Happy Knot Luther, $40 800 $50
Misappre rehension tDickey) 1880 42O
Dark Beau tDiliddo) 800
Also ran-Ritorno. Brisht and Barly and
Clean Heels.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
4-year-olds and up: u miles.
Sandwrack &c. smith, 500 400
Prince Dean tSedlack) 4.6O
Also ae. ranDBred In Blue. 1nfl.e. Eude,
Pretty Russell and Ranicilla.
Evening star., 1938-06-26
QUEENS PAWN OPENING

(a) II .38 RxQ. RIBS mate, Black
threatened not only Q-KSch but also
Chess Divan elects semi-annual d.
rectors June 20.
June issue Of Culbertson's Games
Digest features "A entertaining Saga
Of Kr1egspiel." .O..>.
tcopyrisht, June 90. aDSs, ~ Ysu N,lIsr }
Evening star., 1938-06-26
PETW0RTH TEN VICTOR.

Alberts and Dodson hit home runs
as Petworth downed the United States
Employment Service in an eight
inning softball game yesterday. Pet
worth Is booking games for Mondays,
Fridays and Sundays. Phone Adams
1855.
Evening star., 1938-06-26
RUTLEY GOLF winner
Beats Brickle, 6 and 3, in Final
for Belle Haven Bowl

Ted Rutley. Belle Haven golf ace,
formerly OF Kenwood. holds the Belle
Haven Bowl, won by him in q 36-hole
final from Robert Brickle. Rutley won
the final by 6 and S.
The tournament for the Alexandria
Gazette Trophy starts on July 1 at
Belle Haven,
Evening star., 1938-06-26

a standout in any tournament in witch
she plays.
Mrs Clark is the wife Of a Naval
officer and has been away from the
Capital for nearly four years. When
she won the mid Atlantic in 1894
when Mrs Betty P. Meckley was the
top feminine golfer Of the town.
Betty fell in that tournament before
the shrewd game Of slim little Lily
Evening star., 1938-06-26
$# CHE; + s #
BY PAUL J. MILLER, Jr.

J.. Jr.
the greatest American chess Of all the
Lounge Capital Champion
simultaneous exhibition
chalk the excellent
hours of play in a swelterng atmosphere.
Evening star., 1938-06-26
Alekhin at Montevideo.

World Champion Alexander Alekhin
easily Won the Uruguay masters
tourney. The following game, re-
ported by Hermann Helms, spells
defeat for one Juan Rotundo.
Evening star., 1938-06-26
Straight OF the Tee
By WALTER M'CALLUM.

Mrs Clark Middle
coming back Washington The tall matron who dominated
the Middle Atlantic
Club will be back Washington
rhtu
undoubtedly
Of Baltimore,
u.u,.. -. n.~..I ~.
Evening star., 1938-06-26
WANTS ACTION TODAY.

Washington Highlands nine is seek
ing game for today. It has . dia-
mond. Phone Lincoln 1892 between
10 and IL.
Evening star., 1938-06-26

Chess Problem No. 144.
BY GEOFFREY MOTT-SMTTH. New York
Courtesy Of culbertson's Games Digest" -
BLACK MEN,
Evening star., 1938-06-26

Eliskases Tops Noordwijk Fray.
Erich Eliskases of Vienna Is half a
point ahead Of DR.. Max Euwe. ex-
world champion. in the international
masters tournament that has reached
the halfway mark at Noordwijk, in
The Netherlands.
In round No. Landau lost to Ellis
kases, Tartakower to Euwe, and SPIEL
mann to Pirc. Remaining games were
adjourned.
After five rounds the score stands:
Evening star., 1938-06-26
B. the associated Press.

x-Apprentice allowance claimed.
Cloudy and muddy.
Evening star., 1938-06-26
Eliskases Tops Noordwijk Fray.

Rousseau's score: II wins, 2 losses On
8 draws.
La gaceta., 1938-04-21
HUELGAS EN- DETROIT
Volvieron al trabajo los obre
ros de Fisher

Detroit, Abril 21.-Ocho ia
bricas de la compania de alu-
mimic Bohn Aluminio & Brass
Corp fueron declaradas hoy
en- huelga y los trabajadores
piden aumento en- sus lorna =
les.
Once son las fabricas para
lizadas por huelgas
Despues de tres dias de pa
ralizacion hoy Sc renovaron
los trabajos en- la fabrica de
carrocerias de Fisher, situada
en- Flint. A sus ocupaciones re
tornaron $500 trabajadores.
Volveran al trabajo, por
virtud de la soluci6n de csc
conflicto, 1900 obreros de la
Buick Motor Co.
En- la fabrica de acero NJ
chigan Steel Castings los pi-
quotes tuvieron medicines con
la policia.
Precipit6 ell conflicto una
rebaja de jornales.
La gaceta., 1938-04-21
LOS DIRECTORIES DE PIE
RIODICOS P~RoTESTANTES
PIDBN QUE Sc
Ell EMBARGO DE M

Washington, abril Eliza
Asociaciada Prensa de la Lyle
STA protestante, por medic de
los directories de p~eri6dicos re-
ligiosos, pide hoy al gobierno
que levante ell embargo contra
ell embarque de armas a Espana.
Dice la carta de esa Asocia-
ci6n que ell m~antenimiento del
embargo es una decisiva contri-
buci6n a favor de la victoria
fascista en- ,Espaia.
Los periodistas religiosos Sc
oponen tambien a que ell gobier-
no conceda subvenciones a ms.
tituciones educaciones domino
das por grupos o instituciones
religiosas.
La gaceta., 1938-04-21
VA A SER JUZGADO Ell MU-
CHACHO QUE A SU
MADRE

Chicago, abril 21.-Teodoro
Danieldson, Jr., de 10 amos, que
mat6 a su madre con un largo
cuchillo de pan, esta siendo juz
gado aqui por Ell crimen. La ma
DIRE lie amonest6 cuando jugaba
y enfurecido la di6 muerte.
El fiscal present6 ell case al
magistrate Harrington, de Ia
corte de 10 criminal, quien pre-
sidira Ell juicio sin jurado. La
defensa del muchacho decide
someterse, sin jurado, al fallo
del juez.
Aparece de las actuaciones
que la madre, una invalida, lie
movie violentamente y despues
lie aran6 en- la cara.
La gaceta., 1938-04-21

Ell Representative Scott, de-
m6crata de california, labora in
tensamente para que la ley de
neutralidad sea modificada Y ell
pueblo espanol pueda comprar
aeroplanos, armas y municiones
en- esta Republica democratica.
Estados Unidos lie vende a
China armas y municiones. Con
ira Ell pueblo chino, tan digno co
mo cualesquiera otro, ell Jap6n
emplea su terrible maquina de
guerra.
A China sc lie vienen facilitan
do los medios de defensa, 10 que
IS justo.
IPor que no Sc hace 10 mismo
con ell pueblo espanol, agredido
por dos potencias fascistas y
traicionado por su ejercito y
clero?
La gaceta., 1938-04-21
CORTE DEL
DILL NO THEME QUE
~CONTESTAR

Luego de estudiar ell case
presentado a SUI consideration
por ell Gran Jurado, los Juices
Sander Y Parks, de esta Cor
tie, decidieron aver que bajo
la ley Ell Sr. R. ]. Dill, admi-
nistrador de la WPA en- ell Es-
tado, no Sc halla obligado a
contestar las ~preguntas que SO
bre ell funcionamiento de esa
agencia federal Sc lie hagan.
Quire este decir que las a.
gencias federales no Sc italian
sujetas a investigation por
parte de las autoridades del
Estado.
Representa- a Dill ell fiscal
federal Herbert S. Phillips y
a Gran Jurado ell fiscal del Es
tado, Rex Farrior.
Nombres de personals fue-
ron citadas en- ell curse de la
augmentation por las parties
La gaceta., 1938-04-21
LA r DE E
PREPARA UNA INSURREC-
CION PARA Ell PRIMERO
DE MAYO

Bucarest, Rumania, abril 81.
La policia ha podido avert
guar que la intenci6n de Corne-
liu Zelea Codreanu, ell jefe de la
Guardia de Hero, la organi-
zaci6n fascista era declarar u
ma rebellion ell dia II de mayo,
con motive de la Semana Santa
de la iglesia Ortodoxa.
Todos los jefes de la Guardia
Sc encuentran detenidos y ell nd-
nero de prisioneros Sc calcula
entire 200 Y 1000. Varios cente-
mares de hombres han sido dete-
nidos aqui y muchas casas re-
gistradas en- busca de armas y
municiones.
Codreanu tendra que compa-
recer ante un tribunal para res
ponder de una acusaci6n de ca
lumnia que lie hace Ell professor
Nicolas Iorga.
Dos peri6dicos f~ascistas que
venian hacienda elogios de la
Guardia fueron s%uprimidos.
Aparentemente ell mwimien-
to estaba apoyado por Ell general
Antonescu, exministro de la que
ira.
La actitud del gobierno indi-
ca que Ell rey Carol no tolerara
actividades fascistas en- el terri
torio rumano.
Los peri6dicos parecen con-
vencidos de que la guardia &C
tuaba de complete acuerdo con
los nazis alimanes y en- contra
de- IL salanza frauco-runana,
La gaceta., 1938-04-21
TEATRO RIALTO

Ell Sr. Asa C. Thornton, SUI
pervisor de distrito del Proyec-
to Teatral Federal, extiende u
ma cordial invitaci6n a todas las
personals de la raza blanca, ma
cidas en- 1849, que deseen asis-
tir a la representation en- este
teatro de la famosa obra la
Muchacha del Dorado Oeste'',
clasica production de David Be
lasco, que Sc repondra hoy v SO
mantendra en- ell cartel hasta ell
dia Is de abril. Todas las no.
ches empezara la function a las
80, con matinee especial eli
sabado, a bajos precios, a las
2:30 de la tarde.
La compahia que representa-
esta obra ha sido mluy elogiada
por todos 10 speri6dicos del es-
tado.
Blanche Bates es la protago-
nista y Mr.. billiard es Ell mucha
cho.
La gaceta., 1938-04-21
~DESTITUIDO Ell SEORETA-
RIO DE LA JUNTA CITRICA

Lakeland, Abril 21.-Per-
di6 aver su puesto ell secreta-
rio de la Junta Ctrica de Flo
rida, R. E.. Bateman, de Plant
City, y en- su lugar fue nom
brado e. Glenn Crimes, de
Palmetto, abogado de la Jun
ia.
Para ayudar a Grimes Sc
nombr6 abogado asistente a ].
w. Dupree, de Tampa, MEM
bro de la influyente firma de
abogados Dupree Y Cone.
Acus6 a Bateman de insu-
bordinaci6n y este lie contest6
d~uramente, Barnard Kilgore,
de Clearwater.
Kilgore asegura que ell HON
bre hizo Wales, sin la debida
autorizaci6n, q New York Y
Celumhla, Carolina del Sur,
La gaceta., 1938-04-21
Como Sc VERTIGO la retrada hacia
la orilla Este del rio Ebro
Gomez Osorio es ell nuevo gobernador
civil de Madrid.
Roma c~onfiesa que perecieron 204 i~talianos
en- la batalla del Ebro

Barcelona, abril 21.-Torto-l
sa resiste los ataques facciosos
Y asi las posiciones leales Ell los
Princes.
Las tropas republicans, CO.
mo sc habia dicha, Sc retiraron
tranquilamente al este del ban
co del rio Ebro, paSando TODD SUI
material de guerra.
Ell puente de pontones en- Am
posta Sc destruy6 a media tar
de, crando ell mando leal 10 dis
puso.
Algunos soldados cruzaron ell
rio a nado mientras la artilleria
republican, atacaba a Amposta
y a 10 largo de la orilla opuesta.
La retirada de ~anteayer Sc
verified con ell mayor orden.
Ell gobierno no tenia la idea
de sostener ell peligroso SALEM
tie, porque ell rio, en- la retaguar-
dia, hubiera sido una trampa.
Con poca dificultad Sc pas6
TODD ell material, incluyendo
tambien la a~rtilleria de grueso
calibre.
Despues del material cruza-
ron las tropas. Ell cruce era in
trincado, con la exception del
delta del Ebro. Cuatro cuerpos
pasaron, tres de ellos a trav9s
del puente para peatones.
Los facciosos bombardeaban,
pero los tanques y la caballerfa
mora Sc quedaron de la otra par
tie. Muchas acciones de retaguar
dia Sc libraron. Ell ejercito leal
Sc tomo ell tempo necesario, sin
panico nj senales de precipita-
ci6n innecesaria.
lei avance de los fascistas has
ia la costa, por Vinaroz, cost6
a los leales muy POGO material y
muy pocos hombres. La nueva
lfnea de defensa esta en- ell banco
La gaceta., 1938-04-21
Los photos ~fascistas de Franco bombardearon a
Puigcerda, donde existen colonies
de ninos huerfanos
la resistencia leal Sc intensified en-
Tortosa y los Princes.
Oficiales traidores fusilados en- Tremp

vo dictator militar de Espaha.
Miaja NADIA tiene de dicta-
dor y obedece las 6rdenes del
Gobierno de Barcelona.
Ell jefe del ejercito del Cen
tro concentra tropas en- Caste
lion, ciudad que sera defendi-
da.
En- los Princes ell ejercito
del faecioso Solchaga no pue-
de seguir avanzando. ALI, en-
las cercanias de la SEQ de Ur-
gel, lie aguarda atrincherado
I'm ejerIito republican,.
Hablando aver con los perio-
distas extranjeros, Ell coronel
Juan Perea, nuevo jefe del ejer-
cito de Catalina, successor de Po-
gas, manifesto que la guerra es-
ia muy lejos de su fin.
"Yo siempre he dicho que sn
friremos derrotas, pero all tfi-
nal venceremos''. El pueblo es-
panol Sc rebela contra Ell desas-
tire y la TRACTION. La moral es al
ia. Reorganizamos y tratamos
de corregir las equivocaciones''.
Este ejercito es muy diferen
te de aquel que Sc retro de
Huesca. En- un battalion, cerca
de Tremp, oficiales ~selecciona-
dospor la tropa sustituyeron o
oficiales traidores que fueron
fusilados.