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Evening star., 1942-04-11

one in Washington, even the preSl-'
dent of the club, knows the future
of the organization, one of Wash
ington's first country clubs, in its
present location since 1912. The club
is at the intersection Of Conduit
road and Wilson lane, near Glen
Echo. Md.
Oficers Of the club and Tony Syl-
vester, the veteran club golf pro-
fessional, knew nothing Of the COM
ing auction sale until advised by
newspapermen yesterday of the sale
advertised in a Montgomery County
newspaper. Harry Gray, a Farm
Credit Administration executive.
president of the club, had not been
told Of the auction sale, nor had
Sylvester. who has been closely
identified with the progress of Ban
nockburn for IA years, when 1t was
known as the Capital Golf and
Country Club.
Club Now Is Leased.
Gray said the present member
ship are partners in lease arrange
ment from q corporation headed by
John J. SINNERS, Philadelphia
capitalist, from whom they have
leased the property for about 18
months. Sylvester explained that
the members of the old Bannock-
burn Golf Club held the bulk of the
first trust notes, totaling about $75,-
600, and that another trust of about
$4,000 also Is on the property.
Neither Gray nor Sylvester knew the
reason for the auction sale, which
the newspaper notice said is to be
held because of default in payment
OF Indebtedness. The sale will be
held April Is at II am.
The property consists of an 18-
hole golf course in good condition;
a commodious two-story clubhouse,
a golf shop and outbuildings. Pres
Evening star., 1942-04-11
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Baseball.

IODAY.
Baseball.
Nationals VS.. Phils, Grifith
Stadium, 800.
Georgetown at American u.
800.
Maryland VS.. Washington and
Lee, Lexington, Va.
Maryland Freshmen VS.. Navy,
Annapolis.
Westinghouse at Episcopal,
Alexandria, $3.50.
Track.
v. M. I. VS.. Maryland, College
Park, 200.
Duke interscholastic meet, Dur
ham, N. G.
Lacrosse.
Baltimore A. c.. VS.. Maryland,
College Park, $3.50.
Field Trials.
Annual spring trials, National
Capital Field Trials Club, Mount
Pleasant Farm, on Rockville
Potomac road, 8 am. and all day.
Badminton.
Annual District closed tourna-
ment, Kensington Md Armory,
800.
Horses.
Hunt meet, Middleburg CVa.)
Hunt Race Association, Belmont
Memorial, Glenwood Park Course,
2:30.
My Lady Manor point-to-point
race, Monkton, Md.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
20 Years Aqo
In The Stor

The Mats finished preparation
for the seasons opener tomorrow
by defeating Georgetown, 5-1.
The collegians matched the pros
hit for hit, both teams getting 10.
AT night, q banquet, attended by
400, was held by the Washington
Boosters Club at the wardman
Park Hotel to welcome Zeb Milan
as the teams new manager.
Gene Tunney, American light
heavyweight champion, knocked
out Jack Burke In the ninth
round Of a bout in Pittsburgh.
Walter Hagen won the second
annual White Sulpher Springs
open golf championship with a
72-hole total Of 284. Best round
OF the tourney was the SO turned
in by Joe Kirkwood.
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eny Washington Teams Take Turns Tonight National Pin Tournament
Aim at Lusty Marks
SET as Fortnight
OF Play Opens
Connecticut, Baltimore
BowIers in Spotlight;
AImony's l78 High
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, April 11.-Bent
upon topping a host Of lusty scores
posted last night as the National
Duckpin Bowling Congress 18th an
nual tournament opened at the
Recreation Center, more than 60
;eams representing Washington, Bal
timore, Connecticut and various
scattered sections Of the East's duck
pin territory will take up the firing
tonight.
Among the Capitals 20 man and
woman teams will be the strong
Methodist Church League combina-
ton led by renowned Karl Goch-
enour while the Pioneer Five Of
Derby, Conn, which includes the
mems defending doubles duo of Pete
Motyl and Mike Dziadik also will
bear watching.
Connecticut and Baltimore man
and woman bowlers shared the spot
light as the record-breaking event.
With nearly 500 teams to roll the next
two weeks, opened with Maj. c.
O'Conneu, Sd Corps morale officer.
rolling the first ball. Enthused over
his first shot which spilled nine pins,
the major was equal to the occasion
and plunked the remaining stick in
the nose for a spare.
Almony's Team Leads.
Featured by Norman Almony's 178
and 40s the National Bohemian Beer
quint of Baltimore posted 1855 to
gain the lead in the mems cham
pionship team class. Tom Hanley
and Clayton Boeckman of Derby.
Conn, forged to the front in the
mems doubles with 1856. Hanley
counted Alb and Boeckman marked
up Az for his three games. The
singles lead went to Jack Kamerzel
of Devon, Conn, with 389 with Joe
Hevsey, q teammate, second with
376.
Tho Walbrook Merchants Of Bal
timore led by Bill Dahlen's 400,
gained the lead in the mems booster
team class with 1,780.
The Belair Auto Parts team of
this city took second place In the
mems championship class with 1881.
George Kuhn's 393 was the best score
for the Belair entry. A Baltimore
duo. Lee Bindseil and Joe Rimbash,
jr., are the runners-up in the doubles
with 773.
Baltimore Spillway Girls Lead.
Bob Davidsons Baltimore Spill
way quint, with a lusty Ito, forged
to the front in the womens cham
pionship division with Joe Damico's
Baltimore Franklin Happy Five gain
ing the lead in the booster class
with 1903. Ruth Blumenthaps 156
and 1856 were the big pokes for the
Spillways. A 1884 gave the Wal
brook girls second place in the
championship class.
Glenbrook, Conn, rollers monop-
olized honors in the women'S doubles
and singles with Alice Packonas and
Ann Casserly taking over first place
with 724 and Charlotte Schlechtweg
and Ann Wissman second with 702.
Miss Schlechtweg also spurted to
the singles leadership with 371 with
Mary Urbanowicz second with $50.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
Schoo|boy Golf Teams
Resume Chase After
Roosevelt Tuesday
Riders Increase Leud
With 6-3 Victory Over
Fighting Anoeostio

Schoolboy golfers face another
stop on the long road to the Dawes
Cup and the metropolitan cham
pionship next Tuesday Is five more
matches are scheduled at various
courses around Washington. All the
Washington high schools are hot on
the trail of the fast-traveling Roose-
welt team, 1941, champion, and in
the met" section Bethesda, as doped
before the matches started, tops the
parade.
Roosevelt's lusty lads, with Capt.
Bill Brownrigg unleashing Q near
par brand of golf, caught q tartar in
hard-flghting Anacostia outfit yes
terday at Congressional, but came
through with a 6-to-3 win for their
18th consecutive victory and their
second straight win in the current
series. Brownrigg shot . two-over-
par "A. which included a on the
par-3 ninth hole. Joe Barse of Will
son was next with rs. Point winners
for Anacostia were Lukats and Rob-
inson. who grabbed three points In
the last foursome.
Meanwhile Schoolboy Champion
Alton Willett's Bethesd a-Chevy
Chase lads licked Dewitt, 7 to 2, at
Woodmont. Winners for Dewitt
were Don Werner and Don Borges.
Buddy Brylawski, youthful Wood
mont star, shot 7s to top the scor-
inx at WASHINGTON in a match In,
which st. Albans, with Brylawski
starring, licked Gonzaga, 7 to 2.
Central won It's first victory Of the
series downing Western, to I, at
Bannockburn, with Charlie Hop
wood turning in the lowest card
an 86.
Tech did not show up at Kenwood
for its scheduled match with Cool
idge, and the contest WAS Cancelled.
Evening star., 1942-04-11

ent membership of the club, accord
ing to Sylvester, is in excess of 200.
From every quarter today came
the hope from present and former
members of Bannockburn, many of
whom now belong to other clubs,
that the old organization might be
bought in by sympathetic interests
and that Bannockburn will continue
to function as going golf club. But
no one in authority knows the final
disposition of the property. Since
SINNERS, who Is reported recently
to have been acquiring much of the
outstanding first trust notes, took
over the management Of the club 18
months ago, he has spent consider
able money improving the golf
course and clubhouse. Sylvester said
the future of the club appeared
bright and notice of the auction
sale was complete surprise to him.
1t also came as a surprise to Presi-
dent Gray and to other club officers.
Golf Tourney Cancelled.
Only fortnight ago Bannockburn
Cancelled its scheduled spring invi-
tation links tournament, the can
collation. being made, according to
Golf Chairman E. r. Ferguson. jr,
because the tournament would have
taken too much time from WORK for
many contestants.
Few members of the old organiza-
ton now remain at Bannockburn,
and not many remember the change
in 1912 from the old course near
Chevy Chase Circle to the new lay
out near Glen Echo. Among the
oldtimers OF the day were John T.
Harris, Daniel L. Hazard, Lee Gram
dali, jr.; T. j. w. Brown, William
Mackie and George T. Cunningham
None OF this group now Is actively
identified with the club.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
Hoya-Eag|e Diamond
Headlines Meager
Sport Card Here
Maryland Host to Y. N. !,
In Track, to Baltimore
Club in Lacrosse

Meager was the word for today's
collegiate sports program.
Georgetown's thrice-delayed OPEN
ing featured the baseball portion Of
the card with the Hoyas entertain
ing American University at 2::s0 on
the Hilltop. At College Park Mary
land was host to Virginia Military
Institutes trackmen starting at Z
O'Clock with the Terp lacrossemen
scheduled to meet the Baltimore
A. G. at $50.
Continued heavy weather wrecked
yesterdays schedule, causing post
ponements Of Americans baseball
and tennis engagements with Johns
Hopkins and ditto for George Wash
ington's net match with Temple.
Also postponed was Maryland's two
day trip to Lexington. Va. for ball
games with v. M. I. and Washington
and Lee.
American, nosed out by George
Washington earlier in the week,
didn't rate on the same plane with
the Hoyas in pre-game dope. but
If its pitching held up figured to
give its host an interesting tussle.
Norman Dyer and Rube McNab were
slated to pitch for the Eagles. with
Dick Dieckelman, Joe Wells and
Danny Murphy sharing mound work
for GEORGETOWN.
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Fights Last Night
Nv the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press.
CHCAGO.-Melio Bettina, 1s4A,
with. i76h, Gary, Ind; G0); joey Pr
rome, 1877, Cleveland, knocked out
Charles Eschman, 142, Cincinnati %.
BOSTON.-Clarence (Redl Burman,
1p2. Baltimore. drew with Bill Vein
2O7, Boston. outpointed willard Cross,
204, Newark Q0); Henry Chmielew-
ski, 1924, Cambridge, Mass, outpoint-
ed Frankie Nelson, 165, Roxbury. Mass.
Perth AMBoy. n. J-Mike Piskin.
Pinter, i4b, Mchdoo' Pa. Uo5.
PHILADELPHIA.-Clem Russo, 169,
Philadelphia, outpolnted Frank Arm
strong. 1e5. philadelphia ~.
BURLINGTON, Vt-Buster Beaupre,
40, Burlington, outpointed Gene
johnson, 139h. Montreal 10l.
NORWICH, Conn.-Red Monet, 14s,
Devon, Conn, outpointed Al Evans, IA,
New Bedford. Mass. fs).
INDIANAPOLIS.-Gib Jones. $50,
Cincinnati. defeated Al Sheridan, 159,
Indianapolis 10).
HOLLYWOOD. - Jimmy Garrison.
143. Kansas City. defeated Baby Aris-
mendi. 140. Los Angeles G0).
Evening star., 1942-04-11
Hawkins
Continued From Page A-14D

started his career as a pitcher
strictly by accident. Bill Rodgers,
manager of the Sanford, Fla, team,
waved a fourth pitcher to the show
ers on q day in September, 1888,
and then discovered he had acted
hastily. His supply Of pitchers had
been exhausted.
He scanned the remainder of the
lineup, and his glance finally rest
ed on First Baseman Hudson, who
to that point had played third base,
the outfield and first base. On the
theory that Sid at least was versa
tile, Rodgers sent him to the mound.
Hudson famed six men In the two
innings he worked.
The following year Sid won "a
games and lost four, prompting
Grifith to pay $500 for him, de-
spite his limited experience. Grit
fifth has had no occasion to regret
the investment, for Hudson cur
rently is regarded as one OF base
balls more polished pitchers.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
D. {. and Baltimore
Linkswomen Won't
Meet This Year

Intercity golf team matches be-
tween feminine teams from Wash
ington and Baltimore have been
Cancelled this year because of trans
portation difficulties, Mrs. Walter L.
Weible, president of the Women's
District Golf Association, announced
today.
Mrs. Myron Davy of Columbia
heads the Washington intercity
team, which probably will not hold
any matches this year. For many
seasons a 12-member Washington
outfit has Clashed In home.and-
home matches with a Baltimore
team, with the Washington women
uniformly successful in these con-
tests.
In matches against Philadelphia
the local women have not been so
successful. The Philadelphia matches
were Cancelled last year.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
Gonzueu, N. 7. S. TO Play
POSTPONED Tilt Iodox

Two of yesterdays postponed
schoolboy baseball games have been
rescheduled and the other two put
OF indefinitely.
The Gonzaga-National Training
School clash was reset for today at
8 O'Clock on the N. T. s. field and
Wilson and st. Albans will meet on
April Is at st. Albans. No dates yet
have been named for Roosevelt
Episcopal and Bethesda -Anacostia.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
Sports Mirror
By the Associated Press.

~ ZIG Ac0oSlatcu ISae.
Today year ago-Baseball
writer's, polled by the Associated
Press, voted that Cincinnati,
Brooklyn and Pittsburgh would
finish in that order In the l94l
National League flag race.
Three years ago-Boston Bruins
moved out in front in Stanley
Cup hockey playoffs by defeat
ing Toronto, 3 to /. 1t was the
second win for the Bruins in the
three games played.
Five years ageTris Speaker,
former baseball star, suffered
fractured skull and arm in 16-foot
fall from porch at his Cleveland
home. One hundred stitches
were required to close his wounds.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
RN the Associated Press.

ES the AS60Clateo freSS.
UPPERVILLE, Va. April 1.-THE
Bear, 8-year-old chestnut gelding
owned by Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Whitney. was bought by William L.
Jones Of Pottsville, Pa, for $2,700,
which was the top price paid in the
sale of "a horses yesterday at Liam
gollen, the Whitney estate near
here.
Sales brought . total Of $23,
an average Of $372.50 for the
horses sold in the combined Whit
ney-Allen dispersal sale. DR.. I. M.
Allen Of Winchester received $3,T72
for his consignment of IA horses, q
handsome gray lilly by Belfonds
bringing top price Of $1,000 In that
group. The filly was bought by
Crompton Smith Of Middleburg.
Mrs. Whitney's Cherry Bounce, =
year-old chestnut gelding, went to
Evening star., 1942-04-11
Derby Candidates
On Turf Yesterday
Ry the Associated Prexx.


Valdina Orphan E. p. woodward
scored 31-lensth victory In 6-furlonrs
Hfasyard Handicap at Keeneland. run In
More Than Few Cldrs. c. p. shelden)-
Ran second TO Valdina Orphan.
Black Raider tMrs Ethel ". Mars)-
Ran third In Hsgyard Handicap.
Jean Ferrsnte Letellier and John.
stonel. Trsnsformer Neville Dunn. Sir
HouSseie,, Put M9ere}i fn & &ameluTens mi, 81 Z.
Eadto I1;ot J1e IW. =: HoEmsn. IL and "a:
Hagyard Handbag. ran LA
Anticlimax iH: P. Hsadley)-won g.
furlons dash at Keeneland in l:ibA,
Clearmont (Charles Z. Perkins)-Rsn
second to AnticlimAx.
Sweepstaker (E. B. Johnston) and War
BAN tGeorRe T. williams)-Also ran In
i: mile race At keenslanS. ~ -n !"
a. s.lnnl kamlllies A. {w:, Chrysier. jr2-won
King.s Abbey. Gouis B. Mayer)-Alss
ran In Ramilies race.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
for The Bear Top Price
At Sale of Whitney Horses

Howard o. Prior of pottsville for
81 800, and Strong Tea, chestnut
mare. to Mrs. John ]. Farrell of
Darian, Conn, for $700. Mrs.
Ernest L. Smith of Chevy Chase,
Md, paid $3.50 for Bon Ddable, IA
year-old hunter.
Mrs. Whitney recently announced
plans to sell all Of her hunters and
to devote more time to racing.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
Utah Grid Cooch Named
Auxiliary Fire Chief

BY the Associated Press.
SALT LAKE CITY, April LIKE
Armstrong, football coach of the
University of Utah Redskins, has q
new job.
He has been named chief of 20
auxiliary f1remen under Salt Lake
City's civilian defense plan.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
LitwhiIer ILL.,; PhiIIies .
Send Trio to Trenton

The Phils, currently engaging the
Nationals here, have optioned three
rockies to the Trenton, N. j., Pack
ers of the Interstate League.
They are Pitcher Andrew Lapi-
huska, 20, a Highlander from Lees
burg, NJ j.; First Baseman Edward
Murphy, ~, Joliet, Ill, and Inflelder
Walter Frye, %, Stoneville, N. G.
Meanwhile, Outfielder Danny Lit
whiler has been ordered to his hotel
bed suffering with q cold. He is ex-
pected to be ready for Tuesdays
opener.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
Billy Hill, End, Named
Virginia Grid Coptoin

By the Associated Press
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, April
u'-WilIam M. Billy Hill of Rich
mond will captain the University
OF Virginia Cavaliers on the grid
iron next fall.
The 21-year-old wingman, who
was named on the all.State second
team In l941, was elected captain of
the Cavalier squad yesterday to sue
ceed Billy Suhling, Virginia's cap
tain-elect, who quit school to enlist
in the Nations air service. -
Evening star., 1942-04-11
Party at Congressional

Congressional Country Club men,
bers are looking forward to their
opening day, April 18, when the club
Golf Committee will put on varied
schedule of events. Each member
may bring three guests for the golf
affairs and a dinner to follow.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
Exhibition Baseball
Games Today.

By the Associated Press.
eincinnsti tNS VS.. Detroit "a.
st. Louis CN.) VS.. st. Louis (A)
New York (A.) vs. Brooklyn M.
Philadelphia (A.l VS.. Pittsburgh (N).
Boston tN:) VS.. Boston (A).
Chicago (A.) vs.. Chicaso (N).
New York (N) VS.. Cleveland (A).
Results Yesterday.
Philadelphia fA), 9: Pittsburgh (N), 4,
Evening star., 1942-04-11
MeIIones Nine to Drill

Mellones Restaurant baseball team
practices tomorrow at II am. on the
Four Corners (Md.) diamond. Play
ers earlier will meet in front Of
Stewards Pharmacy. Sixteenth and
u streets NV.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
Wings Seek Title and Record
In Fourth Game With Leafs
Tie Mark for Consecutive Cup Victories;
Defy Custom With DevI-Moy-Core PIoy
BY WATSON SPOELSTRA,
Associstsd Prsss sports Writsr.

DETROIT April lin wild scramble to virtual possession
Of their third Stanley Cup championship In years the aston
shng Detroit Wings
equaled winning National
history
capacity 10000 aggres
Evening star., 1942-04-11
Greenkeepers to Golf

Middle Atlantic greenkeepers will
gather Monday At the Rolling Road
Golf Club of Catonsville. Md. for
their monthly golf match and din
ner meeting.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
Slated Bunnockburn Club Sale
Is Big Surprise to Officers
Golf Plant ot Glen Echo, Used Since II,
Is to Go on Auction Block April rs
By WALTER McCALLUM.

Perhaps the chapter in of the gallant
old Bannockburn Golf and Country Club will be written April Is
when auconeer his hammer and sells the 5 and
buildings Of the old club public auction And perhaps the sale
the beginning better Bannockburn
Evening star., 1942-04-11
Joe Walters Recovering
After Auto Accident

Joe Walters, former Eastern High
School athlete and for the last three
years a regular on the Petworth
A. c. basket ball team, was resting
as comfortably CD as could be ex-
pected today with 26 stitches in his
head. 9.
Walters was hurt in a collision
with another car at Union and N
streets S.W, on Thursday night. Al
though removed to hospital, he
was allowed to go to his home 1T 1927
N st. S.W. yesterday.
Evening star., 1942-04-11

TITLE FAVORITESPoy Thompson and Joe Baker favored
to capture the mixed doubles championship Of the District bad
minton tournament which tonight Kensing
tons National Guard Armory Defending champ three
events Baker also will be favored retain his singles
and cop the mems doubles dadem with John Macka
q partner Miss Thompson eliminated In the womens
singles snal last night Gilmore Behr this evenings
Decker's
Evening star., 1942-04-11
College Sports

BASEBALL,
North Carolina, 4; Davidson, 2.
Hampden-6ydney, 8; Loyola, 4.
Clemson, Is; Erskine. 9.
Presbyterian. 13; Wofford. 4.
Iowa, i'd; Minnesota, Q.
Iowa State, 8; Simpson, 2.
Wisconsin, g; Illinois Normal, 4.
Illinois Tech, 4; Chicago, Q.
TENNIS.
Hampden-eydney. 9: Loyola, o.
xtULf.
virGiniA, 1Bh; Loyola, ~.
La gaceta., 1942-02-09
LOS DE LA JUN
Ia DE RECLUTAMIENTO
Sc REUNIRAN Ell MIER-
COLES

FL pr6ximo microbes por la
noche Sc reuniran los miembros
de las juntas de reclutamiento
de Tampa y ell condado en- Ia
Arcadia o Pssaje de Grand
Central y Magnolia.
Van a ser discutidos los pla-
mes para la inscription de todos
los hombres entire las edades de
20 y 81 y 35 Y 40 amos.
Desean los senores de las jun
tas que Sc inscriban Ell mayor
numero possible entire ell sabado,
domingo y lunes, dfas Ia, Is y
16.
FL sabado Sc abriran los re-
gistros en- las escuelas, las off
Gina de las juntas Y ell edificio
de los tribunales del condado
entire las Z de la manana Y las
8 de la noche; domingo al ST.
guiente dia, entire las Z de la ma
iana Y las 8 de la noche; lunes,
en- las oficinas de las juntas y ell
edificio de los tribunales del
condado, entire las 7 de la ma
mana y las 8 de la noche.
La gaceta., 1942-02-09
Ell ejercito britanico parece tener dominada
la %ofensiva japonesa en- Singapore
Silenciadas en- Filipinas las baterias japonesas

Washington, Feb. Gel ma
yor general Henry Gordon Be-
nett, jefe de los australianos,
manifesto hoy que la situation
en- la isla de Singapore, luego
de IL horas de combate, esta
dominada. Los japoneses To-
graron cc1zag ell estrecho de
Johore, en- su parte mas estre-
cha, como de media milla y
empez6 una violenta batalla.
FL frente de guerra tiene u
ma extension de 10 millas y los
japoneses tratan de aEanzar
en- escala mayor, pero la arti-
Iberia Sc 10 impide. Durante la
noche, entire las IL y la l de
la madrugada, Sc verified ell
cruce nippon.
Con los ingleses, hinddes Y
australianos combaten tropas
chinas reclutadas en- los llti-
mos dfas.
Los atacantes lograron ha-
Ger algunas penetraciones al
este de los manglares, panta-
nos y plantaciones de caucho.
La gaceta., 1942-02-09
DE
ULTIMA HORA
Roosevelt firmo hoy la ley de
26, 500 millones. - Batista eS
va Mayor General.-Franco
paga a Mussolini

Washington, Feb. 9-El pre-
sidente Roosevelt firm6 hoy la
ley que concede &c, 500, 00O,-
900 para la marina Y la avia-
ci6n naval.
Washington, Feb. 9.-El al
mirante Lang presidente de la
Comisi6n Martina Nacional,
fue nombrado hoy, por ell pre-
sidente Roosevelt, presidente
de la nueva Junta de Navega-
cion de guerra
Habana, Feb. 9.-El presi-
dente Batista ha pasado a ser
mayor general, segGn una re-
ciente ley de la Rep1blica.
DID la noticia ell DIR. Morales
del Castillo, secretario de la
Presidential. La ley menciona-
da dispone que un retirado o.
fetal que ha sido jefe de Es-
tado Mayor y despues presi-
dente, acknowledgements obtie
ne ell range de mayor general.
Madrid, Feb. para regu
larizar la deuda de Espana
con Italia, por materiales de
guerra Facilitates a Franco, ell
gobierno ha dispuesto Sc trans
fieran a Mussolini 5000, 000,-
900 de liras en- bonos del teso-
70 Ell decreto, publicado en- ell
boletin Official, lleva ell nombre
de "ley de mayo 80, de 1941,
y sc hasa en- un acuerdo que
Sc firm6 en- esta capital ell 8
de mayo de 1910. La 1nica dis
posici6n del acuerdo que fue
dada a conocer, establecia cue
tas de concrete entire Italia y
Espana.
La gaceta., 1942-02-09
Ell EJE v MoTINES
EN- TANGER
Catorce muertos y So heridos

Londres, Feb. 9.-Ante e.
general Uriarte, jefe de las
tropas de Franco en- Tanger,
Marruecos p~resent6 hoy una
energica protesta ell consul &c
neral ing IS.
Estima la Gran Bretana que
los recientes deS6rdenes fue-
ron provocados por agentes
totalitarios. Las tropas espanO
las intervlnieron y restauraron
ell orden.
Los motines ocasionaron la
muerte a Ia personals Y heri-
das graves a Sc, incluyendo
las desgracias ocasionadas por
una bomba que explot6 ell vier
mes en- un automovil de alqui-
Ter cargado con la balija di-
plomatica inglesa,
Destruy6 la explosion ell CO.
cho de alquiler, otros dos au-
tom6viles, palte de un muelle
y la caseta de la aduana.
Miles de eiudadanos Sc lam
aaron a la Gale, EN- manifes-
tacion, llevando carteles que
decian: Tanger no esta en- que
ira.