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Evening star., 1939-08-27
Arlington Hall President
Returns Tomorrow
Ends Trip to Southern Hemisphere;
Notes of Other Arrivals and
Departures in County Society

Miss Carrie suthen president of the Arlington
will
which
gentine and
of Span Trinidad
directly
The Rev. and Mrs, Walter Borchers
visiting them Miss O. Ohio
Mrs Daniel T. AWine
IN Virginia Highlands in honor Mary
her birthday
Miss Harriet Richards of Thton Village entertaining
Evening star., 1939-08-27
Southern
Maryland
Activities
Many Residents
Have Guests on
Vacations

LEONARDTOWN, Md, Aug. 26.-
Mrs. ]. S. Hardwick of jefferson,
Va, is spending fortnight here as
the guest of Mrs. E. P Thrift, at
the home of the latter's son and
| daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
T. Thrift.
Miss Teresa Graves of Mechanics
vile, has as her house guest her
aunt, Mrs. Annie L. Place, of At
lantic City, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Console Herbert and
their family of Washington are
spending two weeks with Mrs. Emily
Herbert of Dynard, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Parker and
their three children of Washington
were the guests in whose honor
MI. and Mrs. Paul j. Bailey enter
tanned Tuesday evening at their
home on ST. Clements Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold O'Conor of
Buffalo, N Y, are at their estate
on Brettons Bay, and are entertain
ing large house party for a fort
night.
Mrs H. S. Wherritt entertained
at garden party with an alfresco
luncheon for number of guests
from all sections of Southern Mary
land, Monday afternoon at her es-
tate, Sunset Villa, at st. Marys
City, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs M. G. Vought, ST.,
are spending this week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Abel at
their estate at Clements, Md.
Mr.. Roy Guyther of Mechanics
vile is spending this week in New
York City.
Mr.. Raley Visiting
Mother and Aunt.
Mr.. Dyer Raley of New York is
spending his vacation here with his
mother, Mrs Rose Loker Raley, and
his aunt, Mrs. Mary Loker Abel.
They will leave in September for
New York to spend the winter.
Miss Violet E. Young has returned
to this city after spending the past
eight weeks on motor trip to
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Brook Matthews
of the Hermitage have with them
for this month their daughter, Sister
Frances Anna of Corning, Ohio.
Miss Kathryn Edelen of Bryan
| town is spending this month with
| friends in Richmond, Va.
Miss Peggy Norris of Washington
has with her for a few days Miss
Bette Maddox and Miss Jane Mad
doX of La Plata.
Miss Mary Rose johnson Of La
Plata is the guest this week of Mrs.
/ E. D. Bowie of Washington.
Mr.. P. D. Brown of La Plata has
with him for month his father, Mr..
/ Dennis Brown, of San Bernardino,
/ Calf.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hamilton of
La Plata have with them their
/ grandson, Master Albert Hamilton
of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice T. Lusby,
/ jr., accompanied by Mr.. John r.
Morsell have returned to Prince
Frederick after spending the past
week in Atlantic City, N. J.
Miss Hance to Return
With Hostess.
Miss Dorothy Hance. who has
been spending a fortnight at An
napolis, Md, with Miss Shirley
Tongue, has returned to her home
at Plum Point on the Patuxent. She
was accompanied home by Miss
Tongue, who will spend several
weeks in Calvert County.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Weiner have
Evening star., 1939-08-27
France Gets Provincial
Teleyision Station

Frances first provincial television
station was opened by M. Jules
Julien, minister of posts, telegraphs
and telephones, at the Exhibition of
Social Progress in the Louis Pasteur
Palace in Lille. The television pro-
grams. it is reported, function per-
fectly" between Lille and Roubaix,
7 miles away.
Evening star., 1939-08-27
AnqIer Catches AntIers

FERGUS FALLS, MINI. CP.-
"Hey!" shouted H. w. Kohlhase,
fishing on Wall Lake, I've got a big
one this time" 1t wasn't a fish but
the surprised fisherman was not dis
appointed
He hauled up set of elk antlers
which must have been submerged
for many years. He said they would
make fine ornament for his den.
Evening star., 1939-08-27

Worlds Fair for the week
Mrs. Lillian Debre and her daugh-
ter, Miss Doris Debre. are back in
Washington from a visit in Buda-
pest, Hungary. The formers SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Cafritz, have returned from
stay in Swampscott, Mass.
Mrs. Morris Gewirz and her
daughter have joined Mr.. Gewirz
at their home in Chevy Chase after
a trip to Canada and Atlantic City.
Their two sons will join them this
week from a summer spent in
Maine.
Mrs. Sidney West
In Atlantic City.
Mrs. Sidney West is in Atlantic
City after a siX-Week cruise to
Norway and Sweden. Her son, Sid
ney West, jr., will Join her, after
spending the summer in Maine.
Miss Alice West came to Washing
ton on her return from abroad with
her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Lulley cele-
brated their wedding anniversary
at Harveys Tuesday night at a
supper party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Oppenheimer
have opened their home on Macomb
street after spending the summer
in Maine and Swampscott, Mass.
Their two daughters will join them
here this week from a tWo-month
stay at camp in Maine.
Mrs. Howard Sigmund has joined
Mr.. Sigmund here after spending
several weeks in Bridgeport, Conn,
Evening star., 1939-08-27
OF Personal Note
Newmyers on Cruise to Florida
After Visiting Worlds Fair

Alvin Newnyer accompanied Alvin
Fla after Worlds
Edgar opened their
Old Comfort, Va.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Luchs accompanied by the formers mother
will York will
La gaceta., 1939-09-30
ri corresnonsal do mn diario

Ell correSponsal de un diario
americana, con Residential en-
Toxic, Japon, escribi6 a un a.
migo en- Estados Unidos Y en-
la carta decia:
mo Sc 81 esta carta llegara a
vuestras manos, a causa de que
ell censor puede ser que la a.
bra"
Una Semana despues, ell CO
rresponsal recibi6 una nota de
las oficinas de correos japone-
sa, en- la que Sc LEILA:
10 que listed dice EN- su car
ia es incorrecto."
"Nosotros no abrimos las car
tas."
La gaceta., 1939-09-30
RECOMIENDA Ell v
FASCISTA" QUE Sc FUN
DAN LAS

Roma, Sept. Bel peri6di-
co "Lavoro Fascista" propone
que todas las estatuas de broIl-
ce Y grupos de dudoso valor ar
tistico sean fundidos para con-
vertir ell metal en- canones.
Dice ell peri6dico que la pro-
posici6n cuenta con ell apoyo de
los que tienen sentido estetieo
y diariamente sufren la tortura
de yer figuras feaS y anti-artis-
ticas en- las plazas y GALES de
Italia. "Estas figuras deben ser
movilizadas tambien para que
ayuden al programa nacional de
propia suficiencia'.
La gaceta., 1939-09-30

que ensenan. Predicar con Ell
ejemplo. No alquello de: "haz
10 que yo tie enseno y ordeno, no
10 que me yeas hacer'.
Ensenar es una de las mas
mobiles profesiones que un ser
humane pueda ejercer. Para e.
Ito debe poser una vocaci6n ge-
nuina Y pura. De esta manelra
Sc pondra en- contacto espiritual
con ell ser que trate de ~instruir
y educar, va sea parvulo o adul-
to.
La maestro O maestro tienen
que comenzar por inspirar TN
! deseo, un amor a la Sabiduria,
a conocer algo mas, de otra ma
nera sus labores seran ~esteriles,
improductivas.
La gaceta., 1939-09-30
IA QACETG

de $50 a $50 p. n. totes los
dias.
Adicional:
"Palmetto Beach Nsse@or",
Concord Baptist Church.
Quito y Sermon: Martes, a
as 8 P. M.
En- Ia Mission "Joerg Memo
riat', 18th st. Y Lake Ave.
Quito Devotional Jueves, a
las 8 P. M.
"TgIesiG Metodista" de West
Tampa, N. Albany Ave. y Union
st.
Nota: La Iglesia, por ell mo
mento no tiene Pastor Official.
Escuela Dominica, $50 a. III.
Quito de Communion: go p. m.
FL tema del Predicador: "La
Institution de la Santa Cena".
Hermandad Wesley Lunes,
a las 8 p. m.
Quito Devotional Jueves, a
las 7:30 p. m.
los Peregrinos", IgIesia Cor
gregacional, 2339 Laurel st. W,
Tampa. Rev. Veto a Venezia,
Pastor.
Escuela Dominica $50 a. IN.
Quito y Sermon: 10 80 a. II.
Day Nursery and Kinder
garten todos los dias.
Mission LA E'sperunza", 1892
Laurel st. DR.. 0. Corwin, Pas
tor.
IN d eH'L A IN
Cultos en- Espanol: 9:45 A.
Textos: "Con Nosotros, Dios'',
"Estuve en- la Carcel y Whistles
a MI.
La IglesiG LA Union, de Los
Glen, 3408 Gomez Ave, Drews
Rev. C. H. Corwin, Pastor.
A las 3 $50 p. m. y a las LAS
Exposiciones Biblicas. Canticos
Oraciones, y Acci6n de Gracias
"SGn Paolo'', IglesiG Metodis'
ia ItGliana, Gale 81 y Is ave.
Rev. James Mason, Pastor.
Quito y Sermon: 11:15 a. n
Liga Epworth de J6veneS
7:15 p. m.
!. Quito y Sermon: 8 p. m, po
ell Pastor.
La gaceta., 1939-09-30
ASTURIANOS E ITALIANOS
EN- Ell PRIMER DESAFIO
DE MANANA EN- CUSCA-
DEN PARK MAMBISES
Y LEALES Sc BATIRAN
EN- Ell SEGUNDO
(Por Arthur Ojeda)

Dos juegos de sumo interes
Sc celebrara mahana, en- Ell
Parque Cuscaden. En- ell pri-
mer turno del doble desafio,
los muchachos del Centre AS
turiano Sc batiran con los TIA
lianos que %confian en- su fuer-
tie batting para derrotar al
team de Espolita. Los Assures
por su parte, pondran TODD su
empeno en- salir victoriosos, va
que una derrota los alejaria de
los Mambises, que actualmen-
tie ocupan ell lugar de honor,
con medic juego de ventaja.
Por su parte los Mambises
del Circulo, bajo la habil di-
recci6n de JESUS Rodriguez,
confian en- que su lanzador es.
trella, Varas, les dara la victo-
ria para mantenerse en- ell pri.
mer lugar.
Por ell interes de los juegos
debido a la posici6n de lo'
clubs, sc espera una concu
rrencia record.
La gaceta., 1939-09-30
LOS FRANCE
SEES UNI PARTI.
DO DE ~TRABAJADORES
Y CAMPESINOS

Paris, Sept. 30.-Los diputa-
dos comunistas Sc reunieron an
teayer Y acordaron formar un
partido de Tabajadores y Cam
pesinos.
Trabajara la nueva organiza-
ci6n, segdn la nota dada, por Ia
emancipation de las masas ira
bajadoras.
La Suppression del partido Co.
munista por Ell gobierno Sc ha
recibido con la mayor calma en-
los barrios obreros.
I'm empleado comunista decla
r6 que Ell pacto ruso-aleman ha-
bia sido ell principle del fin.
La gaceta., 1939-09-30
SERAN RECLUTADAS
EN-
10000 MUJERES

Berlin, Sept. 30-Para pres
tar servicios que Ell gobierno les
confiara, van a ser reclutadas
$4,000 mujeres pertenecientes u
la Liga de- Muchachas Alema-
mas para ell trabajo, Todas las
muchachas seran examinadas
por los medicos y despu6s la
madas en- grupos. En- las pasa-
das semanas Sc duplic6 ell mime
no de cuarteles para estas obre-
ras de trabajo forzoso
Excede de 10O, 1000 el total de
las muchachas i~nscriptas, todas
entire las edades de II a Is amos.
La gaceta., 1939-09-30

Todo es seg1n donde aprieta
ell zapato.
Cuenta Sir Basil Thomson
en- su libro "La Escena Cam
bia", que cuando la delegation
alemana Sc present6 ante el Ge-
neral Foch, al terminar la Cue
IRA Mundial para inquirir Qua
les eran los terminus del armis-
ticio, ell General frances tom6
una hoja de papel que estaba ell
su escritorlo y Sc puso a leer
una larga serie de condolences.
"Pero... en- csc documento le-
be haber alguna equivocaci6n",
dijo northumberland ell jefe de
les oficiales alemanes, y con to-
no de desesperaci6n: "Esos son
terminus que ninguna naci6n ci-
vilizada podria imponer sobre
otra."
me complace muchisimo
escucharle a listed decir ESQ.,,
replica ell General Foch con mu-
cha gravedad. mo, caballeros,
esos no son nuestros terminos,'
"Esos son los terminus impue5-
tos sobre la ciudad de Lila, por
ell comandante aleman, cuandc
aquella her6ica ciudad Sc rim
do"
Para los que piensan al
compass de las vibraciones que
impulsan las mentes hitleria-
mas, la lectura de las anteriores
lineas deben servirles de inspi-
raci6n,
La gaceta., 1939-09-30
Secci6n de Cultos
DOMINGO II DE oCTUBRE

DOMINGO IL DE OCTUBRE
Pasando por nuestras Gales
Sc puede yer en- las c~arteleras
este significRtivo anuncio, en-
idioma ingles: "Asista a la lgle-
STA. Ell fundamental de la Civili-
zaci6n'.
En- relaci6n co nese anuncio,
tenemos ell placer de invitar a
ustedes a los servicios religio-
SOS que mas abajo Sc mencic-
nan.
Asista a la iglesia. Escoja un
servicio en- ell idioma espanol Q
en- Ell ingles. De Una tregua a 81
espiritu, cansado por las fati-
gas de la lucha diaria. Asista 0
la iglesia!
"SGn MGrcos'', Iglesia Meto'
distG de Ybor City, Gale Is y Il
ave. Rev. Ramiro Paula, Pastor
Escuela Biblica: 10 A. M.
Quito de Communion a las {
p. m, con ell tema: "Soy Ell Ca
mino, la Verdad y la Vida, pc
Ell Pastor, Rev. Paula.
Quito Devotional: Microbes
a las 8 p. M.
Hermandad Wesley: JueveS
a las 8 p. m.
Mission PresbiteriGna", So
11th Ave. Rev. w. B. Passiglia
Pastor.
Escuela Dominica: $50 a. m
Quito y Sermon: II A. M.
"Anclas que Dios Provee''
sera ell tema desarrollado por {
Pastor.
"Esfuerzo Cristiano': 7:30
Quito Devotional en- Espanol
Microbes 8 p. m.
"Templo Bautista", 1909 15tI
ST., Rev. j. Silva, Pastor.
Escuela Biblica: 10 a. m.
Quito de Communion, a las 8 I
M, a cargo del Pastor con
tema: "Pan de Vida.
Quito Devotional Microbes
8 p. m.
Day Nursery y kindergarten
La gaceta., 1939-09-30
10 QUE n DIcEN
Y 70 cOMENTO
POr Jose r. SGnfeliz

Una de las obras de miseri-
cordia es "Ensenar al que no
sabe", mas para ensefiar, hay
que estar dotado de ciertos do
mes, que son importantes fac
torres en- la transmission del sa-
Der. Por ejemplo: FL maestro 0
maestro, deben estar convened
dos de que saben a fondo la ma
terra o asunto que van a ense-
mar, y sobre TODD practicar Il
La gaceta., 1939-09-30
(Por Arthur Ojeda)

Bob Hill, que representa- al
Gasparilla Motorcycle Club y q.
es actualmente ell lider entire 'os
drivers de la Florida Racing AS
ISOLATION, ha lanzado IN reto ca
liente a Bill Sidwen Y Johnny
Hicks para una carrera especial
que sc celebrara manana al me-
diodia en- Paint Field.
Bennie Garcia, photo tampe-
no, hara su debut en- los progra
mas de Vallejo y Sheppard, pi-
ioteando un Ibor City Special.
Garcia ha estado preparando su
coche y esta SECURE de poder
dar una buena demostraci6n.
Ell entry de Cecil King ha a
nadido mucho interes a las ca
rreras. Esta 81 generalmente
considerable como uno de los me-
jores photos de la Florida,
King volvera con su Harding
Special, Ell caro- en- que hizo
su primera aparici6n.
Los oficiales del track" espe
ran que por 10 menos 80 photos
contestaran a la bandera, ma
mana a la / $50.
La gaceta., 1939-09-30

Paris, sept. 30.-Dos italia
nos que trataban de vender lin
tapiz de la escuela espanola-fla-
menca, robado del palacio real
de Madrid, tfueron condenados
aqui a tres meses de carcel.
Los condenados Sc nOmbran
Humberto Tonelli y Amadeo TO
nelli. Asegrraron los dos que
habfan comprado Ell tapiz a O.
tro italiano.
La gaceta., 1939-09-30
OEPORTE
(Viene de de Ia ga pd0.)

tener otro ganador Y Thompson
ha sido seleccionado.
Creo que es la mejor selec-
ci6n que pudo hacer Ell manager
de los Roios, pues a pesar de su
inexperienced posee mucha san
gre fra, probandolo al derro-
tar a los Cardenales ell pasado
martes, en- Ell juego de aperture
de la Serie decisiva.
La gaceta., 1939-09-30
LOS ALEMANES @ u E
GOBIERNAN A POLONIA

Berlin, Sept. 30.-Para 60
bernar a la Polonia nazi ell Fue-
hrer ha nombrado al coronel ge-
neral Gerd Won Rundstedt. Del
decreto Sc excluyen a Danzig Y
la alta Silesia.
Como jefe supreme de la adj
ministraci6n civil, agregado al
estado mayor del coronel gene
raj, Sc design6 al DIR. Hans
Frank.
La gaceta., 1939-09-30
C~ABALLERIA G
EN- LA FRONTERA

Budapest, Hungria, sept, 30,
I'm ~regimiento de caballeria
mongolia ocup6 hoy un puesto
de la frontera, en- representa-
ci6n del ejercito Soviet.
Ell puesto esta situado en- 10
que era territorio polaco, fren-
te a la aldea de Vereczke.
La gaceta., 1939-09-30
COMMENTARIES
BEISBOLEROS
(Por Arthur Ojeda)
ProfecfG de Derringer

Pr0fecfG de Derrtnger
Paul Derringer debe tener al
go de profeta. Dos dias antes de
que los Rojos salieran de su en-
trenamiento en- esta ciudad, ell
pitcher de los Rojos dijo:
"Creo tenemos un team sufi-
ciente bueno par aganar Ell pc
nnant de la Liga Nacional, 81
uno o dos de nuestros j6venes
pitchers hacen una buena actua
ci6n. Poseemos un fuerte cat
che, un gran infield y un exec
lente outfield. Lonnie Frey y
Bill Werber van a hacer de nues
tro infield ell mejor en- la Liga.'
D~erringer estimaba que Viii
La gaceta., 1939-09-30
SOS News

e:2s News
ESQ Art Of living
7:IE String Symphony
100 Football Scores
800 Dick Tracy
900 Rod Arkell
10 100 Benny Goodman Orch.
10 80 Arch Obeler Play
IL 700 News
Tommy Dorsey Orch.
IL 80 European News
IL :35 Horace Heidi Orch.
IL: 100 Little Jack Little Orch
WDAE-1s20 : CHS Features
600 News
6:15 Baseball Scores
$50 European News
TOO Peoples Platform
80 Your Church
800 Neutrality Discussion
$50 Orrin Tucker Orch.
900 Your Hit Parade
GAS Sat. Night Serenade
10:15 Concert in Rhythm
10 AS Public Affairs
IL 100 Press News
IL :05 Shep Fields Orchestra
II 80 leighton Noble Orch.
La gaceta., 1939-09-30

tey Moore era 81 joven pitcher
en- e cval tonfa mayor &c. Moo
re pronto Sc revel6 como uno de
los mejores lanzadores de rele-
vo del team. Ell veterano tam
bien pens6 que Thompson, Ell ma
ravilloso joven que venci6 a los
cardenales en- ell juego de apef-
tura de la serie decisiva, los ayu
daria mucho en- la lucha por Ia
bandera de la Nacional.
La mayoria de los fanatics
del Cinci Green que McKechnie
es 10 suficientemente inteligente
para enviar a Derringer fren-
te a los yankees, en- Ell primer
desafio de la Serie.
La gaceta., 1939-09-30

'FSe necesita un pitcher lie
buen control para veneer a los
Yankees" Uno que pueda alejaf
la bola del medic del plato con-
ira bateadores del calibre de Di-
Maggie, George Selkirk, Char
lie Keller, Bill Dickey Y Gordon.
Aunque Sc cree que Bucky Wal
tiers es una maravilla en- ell arte
de lamar los bultos postales, OPT
nase tambien que no tiene la su-
ficiente experienced para abrir
csc primer juego. Derringer Sc
crece frente a los contrarios mas
fuetes.
Isl Derringer ganara ell jue.
go de aperture, Walters tendris
mayor confianza en- contra de
los Yankees, en- ell segundo jue.
go.
81 algo es cierto, es que Bill
ell manager de los Rojos, es int.
ligente barajando sus pitchers
y que lie sacara Ell mejor particle
possible a su staff" en- la Serie
McKechnie tiene ell mejol
chance" entire los photos de |;
nacional para veneer a la "trotl
pc" de Mccarthy.
La gaceta., 1939-09-30

BOB HILL RETA A SIDWEIIL
Y JOHNNIE HICKS PARA
UNA r. ESPECIAL.
EN- Ell PROGRAMA DE MA
MANA EN- A FIELD
La gaceta., 1939-09-30

You may be guilty Of halitosis dad
BREATH this very minute, and yet be
unaware of IL. That's the insidious thing
about this offensive condition, so fire.
quently due TO food fermentation in
the mouth.
You yourself may not recognize it
-. but everyone you come in contact
with does.
Listerine Antiseptic hats such fer
mentation, said by some authorities to
be a major cause of mouth odoFs, and
overcomes the odors themselves. So why
risk annoying and offending others2 Why
hurt yourself socially and In businesSR
It Is so easy TO guard against offend
Ing by gargling with Listerine, the
safe antiseptic. Your breath becomes
sweeter and more agreeable. If YOU
value your job and your friends, use
Listerine Antiseptic regularly. Lambert
Phamacal Company, S. Louis, Ma
La gaceta., 1939-09-30
DOS nrAtrANos TIATA.

IAN d TLND-2 IN Ia
n Z-SPANO1
La gaceta., 1939-09-30

Todo es segtdn donde aprieta
ell zapato.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-11
In those territories already

In those territories already
occupied.
British observers In Hongkong
believe within few months Japan
will find 1t impossible to hold con-
quered territory In the interior.
away from the large cities along
the coast. Even in cities like Can
ton and Shanghai, Japanese sol
diers are afraid to walk alone be-
cause of the increasing holiness Of
Chinese soldiers and spies who have
disguised themselves and filtered
into the Japanese areas. Guerrilla
forces work almost within sight Of
Canton, raiding under the nose Of
the Japanese garrison.
Japanese IN Dark
Unaware OF how the war is
progressing, the Japanese people
are beginning to feel the pinch
of supporting an army on foreign
soil.
In Japan prices on food and
staple articles have tripled within
a few months. Metal and leather
are unobtainable. In the larger
cities the mailboxes were being
torn down and the iron salvaged
for munitions. In their places por-
celain mailboxes are being In
stalled.
The American President
Lines steamship on which !
sailed from San Francisco to
Yokohama WAS laden TO the
pIImsoiI mark with pig lead
and scrap iron for Japanese
projectiIes-eagerIy awaited by
the vsrIords Of Nippon.
Only a continued supply Of war
materials from America, coupled
with artificial manipulation Of
Japanese currency to make pos
sible purchases abroad, keeps the
war machine of Japan in high gear.
The Chinese people are COM
pletely aware Of war conditions In
contrast to the japanese, who have
been kept In ignorance. The Chi
nese know they can win the war
I in time.
VIII Japan Break Herself
Harold Guard. United Press cor
respondent here in Hongkong, told
me the japanese invasion saved
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-11

Ths necessity Of var and the
coming problem Of reconstruction
n,aks II unlikely China VIII revert
10 pre-wsr anarchy.
on the ether hand. IL N the he
lief II foreign observers through.
out the orient that Japan win break
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-11

china from disintegrstion. The
graft Of politicians. the piracy Of
independent district wsrlords. the
contention between republican and
communist armies -- all has been
dissolved in the face Of common
emergency.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-11

herself trying 70 win the war and
that failing she win revert te a
thlrd-rate power. The fear 20 q
Japan dominating AL Asa - sub
siding a. division after division
from the imperial islands iese
themselves IN the yellow interior
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81 vsst China.
II = apparent nat eniy - M
expected breakdown cf the new
chlnss supply itnes through the
western provinces and Burma can
smoke chlanx cut AZ hls strategic
military bases. A. lcnx - he hrids
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small Japanese detaef
nents as they leave their bases.
Since early this spring the
guerrilla war has made further
Japanese advances impossible,
and has actually forced the
invaders to take the defensive
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Guerrilla warfare has been
China's savior.
The tactics of Chang Kai-Shek's
armies have so extended Japanese
lines that the problem of supply
alone is serious. Added to this is
the demoralizing effect Of repeated
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raids on weak spots in the Japan
csc lines.
The Chinese losses have been
small because they have not In
recent months engaged any large
Japanese force, contenting them
selves with surprising and over
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Guerilla Udrtdre
Is Breaking Japan,
Observers Believe
Tide OF War Turns In Chinas Favor; Raids
Weaken Lines OF japanese Troops; Bold
ness OF Spie. Causes Fear To Spread
By SAX BRADFORD

H0NGk0NG-The tide Of war has turned in favor OF
China That the belief of foreign observers here who have
to information from the front not doctored by
Iananese
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