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The Lener String Quartet. Grosse Fugue in B flat major
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Fox-Trot Medley,
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RED PLOT IN FRANCE
Press Disclosure
Paris, Nov. 6.
A plot for an armed Communist uprising in France was disclosed in a sensational article in the weekly "Gringoire".
The article alleges that the Com- munkt, M. Marty, who was a for- mer French Army officer, compet- ed his plans for the organisation of the Communist Revolutionary Army this month. The plan pro- vides for a utilisation of the so- called "Metropolitan Red Belt", Le the Paris suburbs, where the po- pulation ara mainly Com- munist. for encirclement of the capital The paper adds that Marty, who was until recently, a representative of the Third Inter- national in Spain, was relieved of this post recently so as to be able to devote himself exclusively to the organisation of a revolution in France.
Funds of 10 milion francs, re- garding the spending of which Marty has reported directly to the Third International in Moscow. had been placed at his disposal adds the paper, stressing that the strength of this revolutionary army in France must be estimated at about 80,000. For the equip- ment of this army the French re- volutionary Communists are, seld to have ordered, through Bwitzer- land and Belgium 10,000 rifles, 3,500 revolvers, 1,000 sub-machine guns, 750,000 revolver cartridges, 30.000 belts of ammunition for the sub-machine guns, 20,000 daggeri and 150,000 metres of telephone cable.
The paper concludes its sensa- tional article with a warning to the public to be prepared for all eventualities, since the equipment. of the army of revolutionaries will in the probably be completed course of November- Transocean New Service.
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nium Ware, Ornaments, regard to Spain. The appeals Fans, & Lamps, Books, etc., etc.) conclude with the sentence "Sup- Communist port the only true Party, the party of Trotzki and Sinoviev."
The printers and distributers of these laxflets were found to be 100 students and workers, who will be transported to forced labour camps in Siberia.
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The Warsaw correspondent states this incident only serves to demonstrate the growing hostility TERMS:-CASH ON DELIVERY,
Salamanca, Nov. 6. The columns of the Nationalist troops resumed their advance on
towards Stalin, and in this con- Madrid from Getafe and Cerro de nection it is interesting to learn los Angeles on Friday morning. that Stalin's name is omitted from By noon they had reached the the great number of slogans being military aerodrome ot Cuatro prepared for banners and placards Vientos,
the military training for the celebration of the Soviet. grounds of Carabanchel and the Anniversary. Whereas his name Madrid suburb Villaverde,
was always predominant in recent years, this time emphasis is again laid on the name of Lenin.--- Transocean News Service.
The hastily retreating Reds of fered resistance mostly by rifle fire and their artillery remained more or less inactive during the whole fight.
Red Militiamen captured by the Nationalists declare that the Com- munists and Anarchists have al- ready begun to plunder the shops in the central part of the city. Grave fears are entertained here for the lives of the political hostages in the hands of the Mad- rid Government. Planes of the Nationalists report that, when y ing over Madrid, they saw street It is believed Aghting going on. that this fighting took place be- tween adherents and opponents of Largo Caballero
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RUSSIAN TANKS DISAPPOINT
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The employment of Russian tanks, upon which the Madrid Govern- ment set a great deal, proved to be an utter failure, sald & German news agency's special correspon dent in an article from Bevilla. London, Nov. & The tanks used in the latest en- "A protocol dealing with the gagements were manned by the "humanising" of submarine was Red Mutia since following the fare was published here as a White first defeata, the Boylet crews re- Book on Friday. The Erotocol fused to man the tanks. A close
consists of two clauses.examination shows that the arm merely The first declares: In actions, uured plating is of very poor ma against merchant ships submarines-terial and unable to resist fire, are obliged to strictly observe the or to grant protection. international rule to appear on Transocean News Service. the surface."
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AGITATION AGAINST
GERMANY
London, Nov. 6,
the Nationalists, was the essence passengers of the ships and the The Communist agitation which of an appeal made to the civil ships papers are rescued. Excep has been enacted in England re- population in Madrid through the tion is when merchant ships after cently against Germany, and radio on Thursday night. If not due warning obstinately refuse to which is also supported by the enough weapons are available, the turn by combatants in this catagory are Transcean News Service requested to equip themselves with atones, sticks and such. In any case no one must remain in- active during the anal fight. Transocedh News, Service.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN
Salamanca, Nov. 6. The official Bulletin of the Nationalists reports further suc cess on the Quadarrana front;
t
Labour Party, has caused demon- strations in front of the German Embassy in London Thursday night.
The number of demonstrators where the troops have occupied Frenedillas on Thursday. The was however comparatively small, fighting was "Uvely" in Somosfera, so that the police had no trouble while the Government attack in in dispersing them, but not be- Buitrago is stated to have been re-fore they had broken a number of pulsed the enemy forces losing 150 windows. Three persons including
a woman, were arrested. cates
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