Show -- t r THE SAIVt i TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING LAKE Nov 8 0D— The house of commons' opposition Monday accused the government of making are Miss Isabel Hemingway in North China Hemingway Both are affiliated with a mission at Taiku Believed imperiled Mrs W Mary J252 SOUTH MAIN 81 8 UP)— Russia’s conferin the Monday as an increasiNov participation ence loomed ngly Important factor in efforts to conflict end the Chlnese-Japanes- e There Japan's was mounting evidence of deslre to eliminate the soviet union from cussions dis- any possible peace Norman H Davis head of the American delegation liiscussed the situation with Maxim Litvinoff Russiandelegate Japan a signatory of the treaty of 1922 concerning nine-pow- er China Eliminate Russia Would possibly would eliminate Russia In Tokyo a foreign office spokesman said however he saw no reason for Japan to accept) Conference circles expressed belief the signing at Rome Saturday of the pact against communism would complicate the far eastern problem by stiffening Japan's determination to keep Russia out of any peace parleys They ation 1 her mother also predicted closer cooperthe anticommunist among powers Smith BroaCough Drops are the only drops containingVITAKIN A This is the vitamin that raises the resistance of the mucous membranes of the nose and throat to cold and cough infections War-View- s Japanese said the Sungkiang advance meant progress of their campaign to compel retreat of ail Chinese forces from positions around the fringes of Shanghai Virtually complete Chinese abandonment of Pootung across the Whangpoo from Shanghai indicated part of the Japanese purpose was achieved The drive from the south coincided with fresh Japanese attacks from the north along the line of Soochow creek at the north- - 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ONE WAY in comfortable coaches end chair can on two fast daily trains Low fares in tourist sleeping cars too sengers had been killed or wounded when six Japanese planes bombed a train ISO’miles northwest of Nan- office saw olliZinopsds to SAN FRANCISCOI NEW YORK Nov 8 (INS)— Returning Monday from a two weeks’ inspection tour of loyalist Spain Representative Jerry J O’Connell of Montana said he would urge upon President Roosevelt legislation to Jess-fiel- Retreat s tnfle Sold evcijwhw 8 UP)—' The Na- - NEW YORK Nov ‘Already Stolen’ Alexander declared “the goods the to get expected government through the move” would not bo delivered because they already have been stolen by Hitler and Musso-Jni- ” The Also sises for Corns Callouses ' Bunions Soft Corns Coat but Union Attaches Ship Britain's nonintervention stand and weakened France’s hand- lone communist member of parliament William Gallacher attacked the tripartite anticomnfu-nis- t (Continued from Page One) agreement as “a robber pact" tiement which was said to be almostfwestern edge of Shanghai's Inter- aimed at isolation of Russia and a wedge between France and Great national Settlement cleared already asserted they had ad- Britain Japanese d (l the crossing Japanese began vanced on that front and that there He said Germany Italy and Jarailway bridge near St John's were evidences the Chinese were pan parties to the recently expanduniversity scene of the bitterest beginning to abandon positions west ed agreement “desire if possible to isolate the soviet union and then fighting in the past 10 days as soon of Shanghai as scouts assured them the Chinese Chinese spokesmen denied the by a division between France and undefended were leaving the region majority of Japanese claims They Britain would place the British emBecause the sector nearest 'the said they held not only all of Sung- pire at their mercy” International Settlement previously kiang’ but had driven the Japanese had been- - the most staunchly de- bacIT across the Whangpoo river tofended it was believed Chinese ward the seacoast They further Lifts Slate of War troops were falling back along the asserted a counteroffensive had ASUNCION Paraguay Nov 8 entire battle line west of the settl- been launched to cut the Japanese (PI— The state of war decreed in ement off from their coastal bases of a recent Communications between Shang- Paraguay as the result Free of Warfare hai and the southwestern battle area abortive rebellion at Concepcion Police freed Since the Nantao safety zone in were disrupted making confirma- was lifted Monday southern Shanghai became effec- tion of the conflicting claims im- many arrested in connection with tive Tuesday withdrawal from the passible However it appeared the the uprising western front would leave Shanghai Japanese right wing had reached virtually free of warfare and al- the ferry station at Minhang on the most completely surrounded by the Whangpoo 15 miles aouth of Shang' hai the center was near Sungkiang Japanese A bewhiskered Japanese officer and the left was thrusting westward crossed Jessfield bridge— symboliz- into Chekiang province ing the fall of Shanghai — and walked opposite the British defense Bomb Bridgea outposts firing a revolver ahead of Japanese communiques said Japanese naval planes operating over the him A Japanese patrol followed imme Shanghai hinterland had bombed diately behind him and cautiously Chinese concentrations bridges and examined the first dugout along the railway lines Chinese said Sungrailway which the Chinese had kiang normally a city of 70000 had evacuated shortly before them Then been destroyed by a raid of 40 Japawarily the Japanese advanced and nese planes (The Japanese have been raiding Sungkiang for at least spread out over the new territory two weeks) Fire Cotton Mills Casualties were said to have been Before quitting the regjon Ch- light however because nearly all inese fired the $7000000 Japanese-owne- d the inhabitants had fled into the Toyoda cotton mills and sev- countryside Thousands of refugees eral other fires were seen starting from that direction were streaming into Shanghai on the horizon Earlier the Japanese army re- Patrol Lands ported it had seized positions in the outskirts of Sungkiang 22 miles A Japanese naval patrol landed in southwest of here and a keypoint in Pootung Monday and reported no the Chinese defense system in the Chinese troops could be found in that area which had been a center Shanghai area This Japanese column was one of oDChinese resistance since the battthree landed Friday on the seacoast le for Shanghai began However south of Shanghai evidently to small Chinese parties there still sever communications between Ch- were believed to be fighting rearinese armiea around Shanghai and guard actions their Important bases in Chekiang The Chinese railway ministry In Nanking announced 200 civilian pasprovince to the southeast Compel The wise end pleasant way to relieve a cough due to a cold is a Smith Brothers Cough Drop (Two kinds: Black or Menthol— 5) Gives Spain- - - - BRUSSELS Japanese-German-Itali- heard cf as atljtnrlfi and Japan Opposes Shanghai Falls to Mikado’s Exultant Military Legions Soviet Role At Peace Meet Wildly Excited Japanese Army Sweeps ChineseAcross Area Abandoned ly Brussels (That jW left Try this instant soothing relief 8tops shoe pressure RIO DE JANEIRO Nov 8 UP)— The ministry of justice Monday night announced the resignation of Jose Carlos de Macedo Soares as minister of justice and interior Francisco Campos who resigned as minister of education in 1932 was appointed to the post te nouncing completion of the exchange of agents "within a short time” would make clear that Franco neither would be recognized nor accorded belligerent rights” Eden at the same time announced the insurgents had sent a note expressing regret over the sinking of the British steamer Jean Weems October 31 Critics charged in parliament the new move was not in accord with Bullions ' five-minu- Resigns Post' a fresh surrender to Premier Mussolini and General Franco by decommercial ciding to exchange agents with Insurgent Spain The government was accused of “cringing” at Franco's feet by Albert Alexander who declared "Franco only has to seize a fewnore British ships and he will geT his British ambassador" Denies Accusation Foreign Secretary iVnthony Eden denied accusations the act constituted the first step toward diplomatic recognition of the insurgents He asserted a communiqjue an- under which the Brussels conference was convoked declined to attend Invitation Barrier Russia a nonsignatory accepted a later invitation Japanese spokesmen have said that was an additional barrier to Japanese contact with the discussions One delegate said the next conference session scheduled for Tuesday might be postponed until Thursday to give time for Japan to Playwright Dies reply to the conference’s Invitation PARIS Nov 8 WP — Francis de of Saturday The conference asked Croisset 52 noted French play- whether Tokyo would be willing to wright and novelist died Monday name envoys to discuss the oriental at American in the hospital Neuilly crisis with representatives "of a smaller group of powers” than the 19 participating in the gathering CO theater manager at a locked-doo- r hearing LONDON Franco Spanish Frontier Nov 8 UP)—Insurgent sources along the frontier said Monday night Premier Benito Mussolini is withdrawing his "black shirt1 legionnaires from Spain and from Balearic Island the Insurgent-hel- d of Majorca under an agreement with If you can’t afford a new Fall suit we will clean and preu your old coat and vest and make you a pair of Aft PANTS to match fol V ’ only ol Cloth A Large Selection Patterni to Choose From CHICAGO Nov 8 (INS)— On his Nov 8 UP)— Mr became Doxey was Hynes Peaches” Browning again Monday sentenced to 17 years in prison Monwhen District Judge Edgar Eather day for his part in the moonlight of Herbert W Lee Evangranted her an uncontested divorce murder ston business man slain in a Grant from Bernard J Hynes Denver Park robbery last summer House of Commons Asserts Nation ‘Cringes for Franco’ HENDAYE K 17ANTED MEH! tlonal Maritime union a C 1 0 affiliate Announced Monday through its ' attorney it had attached Texmar owned by the The home port Calmar company of the ship is Baltimare Nev Franco May Approve ‘Inventory’ by Noninterventionists Generalissimo Francisco Franco The plan was said to provide for "gradual evacuation" It was said 4000 Italian mercenaries who participated In recent insurgent victories on the northwest fronts sailed for home aboard an Italian steamer from Santander two or three days ago Acceptance Seen Franco was said to have asked for Jhe withdrawals preparatory to his acceptance of the London nonintervention committee's plan to send neutral commissions to Spain to count foreigners serving in the Insurgent and loyalist ranks According to insurgents at the frontier Italian Infantrymen Are the first to be evacuated and thousands of them already have been withdrawn from the front lines particularly in the Guadalajara sector northeast of Madrid No arrangements have been made to repatriate Italian tank operators artillery units and aviators serving with Franco TIighly Probable’ Loyalist sources although stating they were without confirmation of the Italian withdrawals said it was "highly probable” because Franco attaches greater importance to the aid of Italian airplanes and utillery than to the black shirt infantry which suffered a crushing defeat in the Guadalajara sector last spring (In Rome well informed quarters doubted that arrangements had been made for any substantial withdrawals of Italian volunteers pointing out that "nothing had happened" to change the Italian attitude in regard to Spain) London Reports The news chronicle in London reported the Italian withdrawals were started three weeks ago and that the bulk of the fascist infantry had left Spain but that Italian tanks 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