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Evening star., 1939-07-30
Water Gate Concerts on WMAL

full hour of the sixth the Sunset symphonies
the National the direction Burle
Marx conductor will be broadcast hookup
by the National Broadcasng Co this evening Through the
operation of National Broadcang and The Star the
gram will be broadcast locally Station WMAL.
Tonghs will broadcast to 10 o'clock BY all
attend the tonight The music the
setting provide combination that makes it exceedingly worthwhile
If you cannot attend, tune in WMAI. at 9 o'clock
In arranging these boadasts the National Broadcasng
with the Concerts Commit
tee of the Symphony Orchestra in its effort further appreciation
support orchestra contribution the musical life
Of Washington.
the concerts can purchased
toniaht
Evening star., 1939-07-30
President Fails to Hook Marlin
As Weeks Catch Passes 400
Will Try at Jack Spot Again Today;
Ocean City Boots Take Is for Record

fleet, while the best previous record
of 68 was established but Thursday
Veteran fishermen said tonight they
have never seen anything like it.
and declared there is no sign of any
early letup.
Trolls Several Hours in Vain.
Capt. Crawford Savage, local
salt" who carried mackerel and
squid bats to the Presidents craft
and then stayed aboard the Potomac
in the role of guide, said the Chief
Executive remained below deck
while he was aboard because of the
intense heat and did not handle a
line" He left about o'clock and
later radio advices to shore said the
President had not taken a fish dur
ing the several hours he trolled.
He said. however, that two uni
Identified members of the party had
Strikes but failed to land a mar
lin.
Meanwhile. 40 boats anchored all
CSee ROOSEVELT, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Nye Proposes Curb
Over Executive in
Foreign Policy
Would Force Consultation
On Major Moves With
Permanent Committee
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Senator Nye. Republican. of North
Dakota told the Senate yesterday
that this country could stay out
of war "if we curb executive power
to secretly move toward war
He proposed:
l. Establishment of a permanent
Senate-House Committee with
which the executive department
shall consult, in confidence, on all
major decisions of foreign policy
before final steps to decisions are
made
2. That President Roosevelt call
Congress into special session i'm
mediately "in the event of war
abroad"
Interrupts Lending Debate.
Senator Nye interrupted debate
on the administrat tion's lending bill
to express his views on foreign
policy.
THE President of the United
States he said, seems to be under
the impression that he can, by
threats, strong language and prom
ises, prevent the breaking out of
war in Europe"
This, he continued. was "a serious
error in judgment" that could lead
Ito a tragic gamble with American
lives, property and institutions"
u;%s E,,,hor~o Rona,Iar
Senator Nye contended the ad-
ministration's unsuccessful efforts to
repeal the arms embargo provision
of the neutrality law was direct
attempt to aid France and Eng
land against Germany and Italy
This is an act short of war, but
it may and probably will lead to
war" he said.
1--WE can stay out of war if we
win break the possibility of selfish
profiteering by Americans from
other peoples wars, if we will curb
executive power to secretly move
toward war" he added.
Senator Nye recalled President
Reosevelt's recent press conference
statement that a businessman had
told him Senate failure to act killed
the incest little boom you ever saw
This, Senator Nye said, was "a
painfully frank and open" attempt
to scare the Nation into revising
its foreign policy"
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Poll Of Workers Here
Planned in Intensive
Traffic Study
Dutu Will Be Used
In Mapping one-Ronge
Congestion Program

An intensive study of the trans
portation habits of thousands of
employees in Washington and vicin-
ity in their daily trips from home
to Office will be launched Tuesday,
Highway Director H. c. Whitehurst
announced yesterday.
The investigation. which will re-
quire more than year, is prelim-
mary to the working out of long
range highway and traffic conges-
ton plan which before it is complete
will go into the problems of SUBJ
ways, underpasses. bridge adequacy,
speeds, road life, street widths, pub
lie utilities and many others.
Even the suggested bypass of
Washington on route will enter
consideration along with the ques-
ton of the advisability of an east
west bridge across Rock Creek.
Funds in the amount of $4,000 are
available for the first years work, it
was stated. coming partly from the
District Highway Department and
partly from the Federal Govern
ment.
QUESTIONABLE Planned.
A questionnaire will be sent to
every Government employe working
in the District, except those in the
active armed service of the Army
and Navy, asking detailed descrip-
ton of how he gets from his home
to work and back every day.
In addition, 10000 other workers
in downtown Washington outside
the Government service will be
polled on the same questions. 1t was
estimated as many as 165 900 re-
turns might be made in what was
described as "the first thorough in
vestigation to be conducted here of
all phases of the transportation
problem
The QUESTIONABLE, it was ex-
planned, is designed to show the time
consumed between home and office,
which street cars and buses are
used, how close cars can be parked
to the office, which roads and streets
the drivers use in reaching and re-
turning from the job, even how
many regular stops are made along
the way such as letting children off
at school,
Nobody will be asked to sign the
questionnaire, the announcement
said, and every one will be encour-
aged to suggest his own idea as 10
the solution to the Districts trans
portation problem. The idea is to
get the facts with view to reach
ing a desirable solution.
Will Install Electric Eyes"
In another phase of the study
more than a dozen electric "eyes"
will be placed at heavily travelled
intersections, it was understood, to
record the volume of traffic. In ad :
(See TRANSPORTATION, Pg. A-8)
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Virginia Democrats
Denounce Lewis for
Attack on Garner
Convention Indignant
At Exhibition of
Bad Manners
B, e STAG Correspondent of The Star.

By STAG Correspondent OF The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July %
Meeting within a half dozen blocks
of the home of John L. Lewis, the
Eighth District Young Democratic
Clubs of Virginia today expressed
Indignation at the labor leaders
recent utterances against Vice Presi-
dent Garner.
Mr. Lewis, who lives at Washing
ton and Orinoco streets, told the
House Labor Committee Thursday
that Garner was a "poker-playing,
whisky drinking, evil old man"
The resolution adopted today by
the Young Democrats convention
declared, TT is the sense of this
meeting that it should express in
dignation at the exhibition of bad
manners which characterized the
recent utterances of John L. Lewis
respecting the Vice President of the
United States"
The administrations foreign policy
was unanimously Endorsed and the
delegates voted to applaud the ac-
ton of the administration in de-
nouncing the commercial treaty with
Japan" The resolution further ad-
vocated an embargo on shipment of
arms and munitions to Japan at the
earliest possible time.
Labor Board Probe Favored.
The efforts of Representative
Smith, Democrat, of Virginia, who
lives in Alexandria, to secure pas
sage of legislation to deport aliens
and his sponsoring of an investiga-
ton of the National Labor Relations
Board by the House, was unani-
mously approved.
An Endorsement of John T. Duvall
of Gloucester as the next president
of the State organization to succeed
Robert Lane Anderson of Marion,
who indicated he will not be can
didate to succeed himself, was given
after long period of parliamentary
wrangling. Passage was finally Sc
cured with an amendment by James
c. King of Fairfax, that it would not
bind the individual clubs.
Another resolution adopted seeks
an amendment to the Alcoholic Bev-
(see DEMOCRATS, Page A-80
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Duke, Speeder, Gets
Suspended Jail Term
Bv the Associated Press.

BV the ASS0CiaCeu FTeSS.
HUNTINGTON, N. Y, July 90
Angler Biddle Duke of the secia.
register pleaded guilty to speeding
charge today and was fined $3.50
given a 30-day Jail sentence, which
was suspended, and lost his driving
license.
Justice of the Peace Richard Cot
ter imposed the penalty on the
member of family of millionaires
after he examined records which
showed Mr.. Duke had three previ-
Gus violations within the last two
months.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
House Backs Tax Study
Between Sessions
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The House yesterday approved
resolution permitting the Ways and
Means Committee or subcommittee
to consider tax revision legislation
between sessions of Congress.
Chairman Doughton, Democrat, of
North Carolina said he would ask
for 5000 for the study, but re-
marked that the last time the COM
mittee had that amount it used
only 4l546.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
On Way 10 Injured Parents.
Bow Sees Brothers Killed
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated FreSS.
WINCHESTER, Va, July ga
19-year-old Pennsylvania youth saw
his two brothers die before his eyes
tonight in a collision with gaso-
line truck as the three of them
sped toward Staunton, where their
parents had been injured in an
other accident.
Clyde Arnold, driving from his
home in Harrisburg, Pa, saw the
car in front of him skid out of
control on the highway near here
and collide with the truck. The two
occupants of the car were killed.
They were his brothers, Lee, Is, and
Travis. %, coming from Biglersville,
Pa, to bring their injured parents
home.
John Taylor OF Winchester, driver
of the truck, was unhurt.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 29.-The
first-hand account of the death and
horror attending the burning and
sinking of the Bokuyo Maru was
brought here today by the captain:
of the ship which rescued 209 per-
sons from the Pacific's shark
infested waters.
Three other persons died.
The Bokuyo Maru burned, ex-
ploded and sank $500 miles west of
San Francisco on the morning of
July Is. The rescue ship was the
oil tanker Associated, en- route from
Manila to San Francisco, COM
manded by gray-haired Capt. L. E.
Hawkins of Oakland, Calf. The
Associated arrived today.
He drst knew the Bokuyo was In
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Captain Pushed off Burninq
Ship He Refused to Leave
Children Under Seofs of Lifebouts,
Bokuyo Maru Rescuers Reveal

distress when the vessels we're 80
miles apart. He was making full
speed toward the burning craft long
before his message to other ships in
the area had been answered. He
came on four lifeboats of eek
hausted, thirsty and hungry people
of all ages, packed tightly, with
children tucked under seats"
One boat had dead man-Second
Of1cer Chira. There were a dozen
injured. Some climbed to the tanker
by rope ladder, others were lifted
aboard by chairs and cots. They had
been afloat in the ifeboats about
five hours.
Left behind were stewardess and
a 3-year-old child whose fate never
was determined. The stewardess
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Bus Mail Clerks Uroed

ST. JOSEPH. Mo, July 20 (P.--
The seventh division of the Railway
Mail Association adopted a resolu-
ton today urging that railway mail
clerks be placed on buses where
needed. The resolution suggested
the system be inaugurated on the
200-mile run between st. Joseph
and Superior, Nebr.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
'Dirksen Urges
.5.Man Board
For District
Law and Public
Safety Plan Hit
By Murphy
BACKGROUND

Kennedy District government
reorganization bill provtding for
retention OF present three-man
Board OF Commissioners as the
governing body and appointment
OF city administrator" as the
chief executive, has been side
tracked until merit session OF
Congress. Many members OF
House District Committee inter-
eSted In the subject hare planned
to deUelop reorganization plans
embodying their o1On ideas be-
fore the neW session in January.
Evening star., 1939-07-30

spending in Maine with his wife's
father In the vacation party also
was Michael, Mr.. Duffy's 7-year-
old son.
Well known in Washington as
tSee DUFFY, Page A-16)
Evening star., 1939-07-30

(See FLOODS, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Weather Forecast

From the United States Weather Bureau Report
Full Details on PAGE Az
Showers today, slightly cooler tonight;
tomorrow, fair with moderate tempera-
ture. Temperatures yesterday-Highest,
83, at pm; lowest, IA, at 6 am.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Senate Limits Lending Debate,
Prohibits Competitive Projects;
House Unit Pores $850,000,0
Business Safeguard
Adopted, As to 24, Is
Scored by Norris
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
The request made month ago
bg President Rooseuelt that the
Government be giuen authority
to lend s2.S6O 900 900 for self
!iquidating" projects has under
gone prolonged debate in the
Senate. Attacked by coalition OF
Democrats and Republicans, the
bill has been modified greatly.
Evening star., 1939-07-30

.(see SHIP, Page rA-30
Evening star., 1939-07-30

(See DEMOCRATS, Page A,
Evening star., 1939-07-30

(See LENDING, Page A-16)
Evening star., 1939-07-30

See ROOSEVELT, Page A-3)
La gaceta., 1939-08-05
AUMENTAN LAS CONTRl-
BUCIONES EN- CUBA

Habana, agosto 5,-La Ca
mara de Representatives. apro-
b6 en- su totalidad la ley que
crea una serie de impuestos, de
acuerdo con las Demands del
Gobierno Y con motive de la
declinaei6n de los ingresos. I'm
comite fue nombrado para re-
dactar la MEDIA final, de a.
cuerdo con Ell procedimiento le-
gislativo
Crea la mas i~mportante parte
de la ley un impuesto que CO.
mienza en- l12 por clento para
los $1,000 de ingresos al ano
hasta Ell 10 por ciento en- los TO-
600 pesos y mas. FL impuesto
sobre las ventas, que es de 112
por ciento, sera aumentado a 2
por cieEtO.
Dispone la ley la expropia-
ci6n de las refinerias de petr6-
leo 81 estss cierran por motive
de los nuevOs impuestos.
La Gnica refineria importan-
te de Cuba es propiedad de Ia
Standard OIL
La gaceta., 1939-08-05
UN BR0MISTA HIZO LA LILA
MAZDA DE AUXILIO PARA
UN "BARCO ~INCENDIADO"

Las autoridades federales bus
can hoy al "bromista" o crimi-
nal que puso en- ell aire una la
NADIA de auxilio para un vapor
tanque incendiado en- un lugar
a 80 millas de Miami, llamada
lue mas tarde Sc comprob6 era
falsa.
Varios vapores Sc dirigieron
al sitio indicado por ell criminal
de la "broma" y no encontraron
buque alguno.
Lo mismo le sucedi6 a un ae-
roplano del servicio de guarda-
costas de los Estados Unidos.
La opinion de algunos exper-
tos es que ell mensaje Sc trasmi-
ito desde Tampa 0 sus alrededo-
res.
Una Investigation Sc ha ini-
ciado en- Miami y Sc extendera
inmediatamente a esta ciudad.
La gaceta., 1939-08-05
EN- Ell PUESTo
MAROELO

Ell venidero jueves, dia 10
de agosto, Sc efectuara un de-
bate en- ell puesto Marcelo Con
zalez, de la Legion America
ma, con el tema: Sc resuelve
que Estados Unidos tiene JUS
tificaci6n al particular en- que
rras en- suelo extranjero.
Hablaran por la parte afr
mativa ell Sr. David Lubrano
Y Karl w. Frese, campe6n es-
te del team de debates de la
Universidad de Loyola, y por
la negative Leonard Van Gill
der y Roland Rothert, alum
nos del Institute Hillsborough.
Don Rafael Martinez Ybor
hablara sobre 10 que la Legion
Americana de Ybor City sig.
nifica para los residences y CO.
merciantes,
La gaceta., 1939-08-05
LOS ITALIANOS
QUE ESPANA TIENE DE-
RECHO A

Roma, agosto 5.-El peri6-
dico III Resto del Carlino",
que sc publica en- Bologna, pi-
de hoy, haciendose eco de 10
publicado en- varios diarios es-
panoles, que Inglaterra de-
vuelva a Espana ell Peh6n de
Gibraltar.
LA presencia de los ingle-
SEES en- Gibraltar, 10 mismo que
en- Malta, es una sombra pro-
yectada sobre ell Mediterraneo
por una potencia que va no a.
susta a Italia y Espaha; es un
espectro que no impresiona a
nadie y que como todoS sabe-
mos, esta destinado a desapa-
recer con los primeros rayos
del SOL"
Ell grito de "Fuera los Ingle
SEES de Gibraltar" ha hecho un
profundo eco en- tOda Italia.
La gaceta., 1939-08-05

Franco no Sc aliara con TIA
liza y Alemania; pero entregara
la direction de los asuntos p1-
bl.ccs a Serrano Suner, partida-
rio de fascistas y nazis.
Por su parte, tan luego Sc lie
designe para la presidencia lie
la Junta Politica, Serrano nom
brara ministro de la goberna-
ci6n a un falangista, Juan va
que, general de los moros y le-
gionarios durante la guerra.
Hitler y Mussolini, sin embar
go, aumentan la preston sobre
Franco Y Green conseguiran de
81, cuando visite a Roma, la u
non con ell eje o alianza totali-
taria. Franco no pargce dis
puesto a aceptar la alianza y
destaca ell hechO de que hubo de
unirse va Ell pacto Anti-Comi-
tern.
La Falange sigue ganando te-
reno sobre los Requetes earlis-
tas, apoyada por Serrano Su-
her.
La mission de la Junta Politi-
ca Sc concretara a intervenir en-
los asuntos nacionales. FL con-
.sejo Falangista, creado a la par
de la Junta, sera presidido por
Franco.
FL dictador nombrara Ia mi
tad de los miembros de la Junta.
Ell Consejo Nacional, una imita
.ci6n del Gran Consejo Fascista
Sc compondra de rs miembros
y actuara en- los problemas de
norma general, incluyendo la
politica e~xtranjera y la sindica-
lizaci6n del trabajo.
La gaceta., 1939-08-05
LOS MIEMBROS DE LA So
CIEDAD MEDICA DEL CON-
.DADO Sc RETIRARON DEL
HOSPITAL DE PERSONALS
DE LA RAZA NEGRA

Dando una nueva "pitada",
la Sociedad Medica del conda-
do retro aver a % de sus
miembros Que pertenecian al
cuerpo medico del nuevo hos
pital para personals de la raza
negra.
motive de la retirada?
Que la Sociedad M6dica rehu-
sa trabajar con medicos que
sirven a las sociedades latinas
Y asi prestan un gran servicio
a Tampa y la humanidad.
Los que no renunciaron, son
DR.. A. M. c, Jobson, jefe del
Hospital; DR., Herbert r. Mills
pat6logo; DR.. d. l.. Sprinkle
jefe del departamento de Ra-
yos X, Y los ORES, Antonio Per
zia, A, A. Gonzalez y M. A,
Perez.
Los medicos que sc niegan
a servir a la Humankind por-
que en- ell staff" figuran me-
dicos de las Soeiedades, que
cumplen con su deber, son: j,
N. loretta, Frank S. Adamo,
G.. C. Bottari, G.. c. Ferrante,
H. A. Knowlton, David r.. Muir
ply, Jose j. Ruskin, James l..
Estes, E. S. Gilmer, j. j. Cue
ira, II. E. Whitaker, Glenn f,
Slayer, Harold G.. Nix, Her
bert B. Lott, Lee T. Rector, j.
T. Moore, Edith M. Corlew, E.
r, Carter, Ralph T. Heath. j..
S. Cradle, N. l.. Marcus, r. B.
Merit, James T. Cowart, Ro-
salind Ebersbach Y w. Wood
Tn nuevo cuerpo medico Sc
nombrara dentro de pocos
dias.
La gaceta., 1939-08-05
LAS MANIOBRAS DE VERA
NO DEL EJERCIT0 TIA.
LIANO

Roma, agosto 5-El reg Vic
tor Manuel y ell primer minis
.tro presencian las maniobras
del ejercito italiano del Pc.
Con Mussolini fueron vistos
ell general Pariani, subsecreta'
rio de la Guerra y jefe de Es-
tado Mayor, y ell general Giu-
seppe Vale, jefe de la avia-
.ci6n.
Mussolini pas6 por encima
del ejercito en- maniobras, pi-
loteando su propio aeroplano.
Volando bajo, segGn la nota
Official, observe como las tro-
pas trataban de ocultarse y "a
ST evitar la observation aerea.
La fuerza invasora es la "RO
ia" Y viene de la direction de
Francia. Anoche la fuerza
"Roja" logr6 d~estruir los puen
ties sobre ell rio Tielno, conte
niendo a los defensores y su di
vision motorizada. Los ingenie-
ros construyeron puentes so :
bre Ell Ticino en- 16 horas. El
rev presenci6 la construction
de un puente.
La gaceta., 1939-08-05
Sc declara Jefe Supreme solo
responsible ante dos y la Historic
Dicese que Serrano Suner presidira
la Junta Politica.


Paris, agoSto 5.-En un de-
creto firmado aver, en- Burgos,
ell general Franco Sc declara je.
fe supreme del Estado espah0l
" solo responsible ante DioS V
la historic, no ante los hombres
de Espaha.
AL mismo tempo Franco hi
20 saber que la Falanje Espano
la es el unico partido politico de
la ESpaha y por 40 tanto ell pc
renne guardian de los eternos
valoreS de la patria".
Franco nombrara tambien,
en- secreto a la persona que ha-
bra de sucederle en- case de que
el tallezca.
Assume el general toda la au-
toridad, pero delegara los pode-
res en- una Junta presi1ida por
Serrano Suner Y con un %secreta-
rio general de la Falanie como
segundo Ell autoridad, despu6s
de Serrano. FL presidente de ia
Junta y ell secretario de la Fa-
lango haran cumplir, sin obje-
ci6n, ell programa del "Caudi-
llo".
No aparece en- ell decreto ell
nombre del presidente de la Jun
ia Politica, pero sabese que 10
sera Serrano Suner, por virtud
de ser cunado de Franco.
La actitud del "generalisimo'
9~ignifica ell mantenimiento de
un termino medic entire los ge-
nerales opuestos a la alianza
con Italia y Alemania, alianza
guerrero, y los jefes falangistas
que aconcejan la union al Eje
Roma-Berlin.
La gaceta., 1939-08-05
~ASALTARON Y A
AL CAFETERO DE LA FA-
BRICA DE ~REGENSBURG

I'm individuo que conoce
bien los movimientos de las fl
bricas de Tampa y sus cafete-
ros, asalt6 y rob6 aver, en- no
ras de la tarde, quitandole
mas de $500, a Genaro Fer
nandez, de Sc amos, vecino del
1910 de la avenida Ounce, ell
conocido cafetero de la fabri-
ca de Regensburg.
Efectu6 ell criminal ell atra-
co, cuando Fernandez iba a.
companado por ell joven Mar
celino Santana y sc preparaba
a depositar ell dinero en- un
banco de Ybor,
Caminaba ell cafetero en-
compania de Santana, en- direc
ci6n de su autOm6vil. AL llegar
junto al callej6n, a mitad de
la cuadra, al sur de la avenida
de Michigan, vieron a un hom-
bre recostado a un poste del
telefono.
Pasaron al hombre y GUAM
do iban de espaldas sintieron
que les decian; "D6nme Ell di-
nero"
Santana Sc volvi6 y pudo
yer que lie apuntaba con un pc
.queho revolver. "Retrocedi ba
10 la amenaza y Ell criminal
me dijo: 80 mejor que haces
es darme ell dinero antes de
que te mate. Tire ell saco a sus
pies y cuando Sc baj6 a reco-
o
gerlo sc quito los espejuelOs
ahumados que llevaba."
Corri6 ell bandido por ell ca
.llej6n, en- una distancia de Ger
ca de dos cuadras. En- compd-
mia de su amigo Jose Gomez,
le persigui6 Santana, pero sin
p0der encontrarlo.
Por la description dada del
atraegdor, sup6nese que es Ell
mismo que la semana pasada
asalt6 y rob6 a Maxine Alon.
so, cafetero de la fabrica de-
Garcia y Vega, quitandole 80
pesos,
a~W
La gaceta., 1939-08-05
~AUMENTADO A $4,000 900
Ell CREDITO PARA LA
LEY DE DEFICIENCIA

Washington, agosto Sci SO
nado devolvi6 aver a la ley de
deficiencia presupuestal cast tp
do ell dinero que Ell llamado bio
que econ6mico de la camara le
habia quitado. Sc hizo Ell aumen
to desde $54,O00,00 a $189, 0D0,-
900,
Sc acord6 por ell senado con-
ceder $4,000, de los 100000
que habia pedido para investi-
g%aciones, al comite de liberia
des civicas presidido por el Sc
nador LaFollette. Sc gastara ell
dinero en- averiguar las condicio
mes del trabajo en- la costa del
Pacifico.
Esperase que hoy Sc termine
la legislature.
La ley de deficiencia pasara
a una comisi6n mixta.
La gaceta., 1939-08-05
UNA ESCUADRA INGLESA
EN- LAS AGUAS DE TUR-
QUA

Estumbul, agoSto s. Man
dada por el almirante Sir An
drew Cunningham, una escua-
Ora inglesa Sc encuentra de vi
sta EN- las aguas de Turquia. T.
nidades de la escuadra turca sa-
ludaron ell pabell6n ingles,
Las autoridades agasajan a
los marines britanicos. Aver
viernes ell almirante fue reel
Dido en- Angora por ell presiden
te Ismet Inonou y conferenci6
con ell mariscal Fevzi Tchak-
max, jefe del estado mayor tur-
co.
La gaceta., 1939-08-05

Shanghai, agosto 5. - La
campana que ell serviciO de in
teligencia japones inicio con-
ira los ingleses, Sc ha extern
dido va a todos los extranje-
ros.
Los americanos en- ell Norte
de China vienen siendo anne
nazados de muer,e Y much2s
de ellos Sc preparan para huir.
Tn correo al servicio de los
americanos logr6 pasar las IL
meas japonesas Y llegar a
Chenchow, de donde telegra-
La gaceta., 1939-08-05
LA INGLESA
SERA ~REFORZADA CON
1870 PEQUENOS BARCOS

LondreS, agosto 5,-El Ami
rantazgo anunci6 q-e en- la adj
quisici6n de 1870 pequenos bar
cos, para agregarlos a la escua-
dra, el gobierno gastara otros
IL mlllones de libras esterlinas.
La mayor parte de los nuevos
buques Sc utilizaran para pro-
teger Ell concrete ingles recha-
Ear la aggression de los submari-
nos.
I'm Papel Blanco del gobier-
no anuncia la modification del
tratado a~nglo-soviet de 1888, en-
ell sentido de dar a Russia Ell de-
recho de aumentar ell tonelaje
de los acorazados desde $4,000
a $4,000 toneiadas.