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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. SHUDDERS IN QUAKE

DAMAGE EXTENSIVE BUT LIGHT

Los Angeles, December 4,

Southern California was rocked from Ventura to San Diego today by a strong- er but far less damaging earthquake than the one which wrocked Long Boach in 1932.

Hoffman On Dismantling Settlement

Washington, December 4.

The Durabill Plan Adminis- trator, Mr. Paul C. Hoffman. who leaves for Britain today. hopes to have settleri the question of the dismantling of Corinan industries by the und

tle of next

t week.

Was learned in

authoritatively [Washington traday,

The spent Repuations Com- matter under M. Gorge Hum- phreys, which has been consider- marthing Gelinin Use

meei Endon problem, wit next week to submit to Mr. Hoff. the an their dual report

that should be left in Ger- galerii. many for the benefit of European

recovery.

Full detatis of the Humphrey Committer report are mun klown, but at is believed to urge the re- tention in Germany of some 4314) for city- pants for monly dues mantling and shipping to Alties cantiles as reparatioras.

French Attitudë

Mr. Hoffman hopes to secure British and French agreement ha the f'ommittee Teentendatinges

tesetting without

La fie μιλια erluer

thes Paul clown under Leontine Ca-operate Adminis- Arutions Ael, whereby be %Iu;1 turve to usk the State Degún trovat Dequest Britam ant France 10 demantling: pro.

POVISE 2

Oz

The shock-which travelled North West after strik- ing the Pacific coast of Mexico last night- wrecked thousands of dollars worth of mer- chondise in Palm Springs, shattered windows throughout the area and made a pregnant ele- phant in the Griffiths Park Zoo have a mis- carriage.

The only thing which provented far more serious damage was the fact that the shock was centrod in the Coachella Desert.

Railway officials at Beau-to us all." Keeper Robert Allen mont, near the quake cratre, ¡ said. said the shock was the hardest The centre of the quake

ever felt there. in Indio, smith jof Beaumont, It shook mee-

chandisi

shelves, from cracked walls and broka plate glass windows. Early diners at the Indio Hotel were showered with falling plaster.

The quake begun at 2344 GMT (7.44 m. Sunday, Hong Kong Anc continuer I Los Time) Angeles for over a minute. Palm Springs still was shaking half an hour later. The

mnost dumage was reported at the de- sert resort, which was crowded with

movie stars spending the week-end,

serious

Tunusuals of dollars worth of boiffed quor und {a#ང་ར་ were broken in dozens of liqune stares And bars in Palm Springs, and One pictures fell of the walls. theatre was emptied and closed until police conté check it for clamuge.

Who

near the Palomar Observatory, but there was no damage in the Installations there or to the price, less 200-inch telescope mirror,

Positional Warfare Criticised

Washington, December 4. The "Army and Navy Jour- nol," usually a rellable refles- tion of American military upinion, todry severely criticis- ed President Chlang Kai-shek's generals for their unsuccessful i efforts to check the Communia! advance, in China.

"One reason for the recent Bue- cession of Nationalist defouts Is the stubborn, insistence of Presi-

dent Chlang's generals on posi- tional warfare," said the Journal.

"This FOTECS Fa

has occasioned heavy and material. men The highly mobile Red forces: have been permitted to range freely through the countryside of Manchurla and North China, encountering little opposition, save in the heavily garrisoned Cities,

"These were often isolated and bypassed, the garrisons cut of from communications and ultim- jately fading as rich prizes to the

KERTEDSOPs,

"Unless there is an unforeseen chango 'In the slantion, observers see little hope of saving Nanking. manifesta. Shanghai and ulher North China new volcano being eltics."-Reuter,

quake

Reports from Mexico, mean. white, Indicated the might have beon a tion of a born in the Pacific ocean.

At

feast two persons were killed In the shock which levelled the penal colony an the land of Marla Madre, and U.9. Army planes were

doctors lying in and medical supplies.

Colonel Enrique Carrola

An-

ELEVEN DIE IN TRAWLER WRECK

Reykjavik, December 4. Six exhausted survivors of the:

were Grimsby trawler, Sargon, tuna, director of the colony, re- Idioed the Minister of the Interior | bauled "up

cliffto a towering Mexico City that 9 per cent sufety us their ship, lashed by of the buildings in the colony glant waves and blinding sleet. were destroyed during series broke up the rocks of a lonely. of tremors

which started lust | Ierland fjord,

The rest of the night.

crew were dicul, ten from exposure and one Tonight he expressent feur that washed overboard, after a' night- In movie goer a new volcano muy be about to long ordeal in which the Surgon the Hollywood Theatre jumped emerge from the ocean near the was driven on to the rocks by a up and can out, and the Union | islands which have registered 3370 mille an hour gate. Pacific Railway telephone distinct shocks in the past 24 Coastguards and farmers, afler operator in Los Angeles faint-hours. He requested Presidential battling for ed. The town clock in Long permission to evacuate the colony, Beach stopped for the first time which lies 40 miles off the Mexi- In 25 years.

eun Pacific Coast city of Mazatlan,

United Press.

One

woman

More than 100,000 football fans Britain to not expected scpl. Qualy to oppose the new plan, who saw Southern California and Daine battle to a 14-14 but the French attitude, es-Notre

Angeles the Los of the current deadlock in pectally in view feelings on the Buhr Auestion, Coliseum emptied the huge sta- dium Just 10 minutes before the Ja more uncertain.

quake. Newspapermen su lo Mr. Averell Hurrinoon, the Mar- the Fress box glanced at their the steel super- shall Plan Ambassador-at-large watches when was rehbering to Paris this week structure swayed from

vide voi ja consult the French au- side, telephoned their offices and

He was went on thorities on the matter.

writing their football experted 19 Jan Mr. Hoffman in stories, London next Tuesday-Reuter.

Secret Army To Overthrow

U.S. Govt

Washington, December 4. House investigators said- to-

day that 800 Moscow-trained!

New Volcano?

to

Sass, the elephant which had the miscarriage, was the first ex- pectant elephant mother in Zoo history. "It was a bit annoying

Women Support Soviet Proposal

Budapest. December 4.

American Communists arc Delegates claiming to re-

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hours 10 reach n polat where they could get lifeline to the wrecked trawler. rigged a busun's chair to rescue the survivors.-Reuter.

Thousands Of Murderers Do "Get Away With It"

Chicago, December 5.

To the axiom "You can't get away with murder," the American Medica! Association roplies: "Several thousand poople in the U.S. do each year,"

And it puts full blame on the coroner's offices in most cases. It's simply that American coroners offices often don't recognise a murder victim when they see one, the Journal of the AMA said in an editorial.

"In most slates the coroner's, wounds that can be regarded * indicative of homicide," the leading a "secret Army now present 100 million women in uffice is so incompetent in the

Journal sald. interpretation being drilled to overthrow our 64 countries

acquisition and demanded at 1

"With reasonable certainity, it Kovernment."

meeting in Budapest tonight of medical facts that only when

of murders have been witnessed may be said that several thou- sands of murders 035 unre- Un-American Activities United Nations acceptance

bear wounds arm-for when bodles

cognised each year because of Committee said that the 800 Com-the Soviet proposals on

A competent munists were trained at the Lenin aments and atomic energy as regarded as being obviously

way to curb homicidal are the deaths likely | agency

the acquisition School in Moscow and returned "the only possible

to be reported as murders." | medico-legnt Information."

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Thousands Escopo committer pamphlet just released, | Federation of Democratic Women

The Journal said the rights of entitled "100 Things You Should

"greatly in- -niso called for Know About Communism on creased efforts by women to pie-

and

According to the Journal one those persons unjustly accused of Education." The committee des-

serve the world's pence and ex-death of each live in the United murrier also were sometimes en-M.V. BENARES erind the Lenin school as the

300,000 dangered by the functions of the M.V. BATAAN States-approximately pose warmongering. n "highest college Communist

They

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15-nation Commission to drafted to have resulted from violence coroner." receive free courses in factory.

a women's "Bill of Right", ex- or occurred unexpectedly causes. In this sabotage, bomb-making, kidnap-

pected to include a demand obscure ping. train-wrecking. mutiny, civil warfare, espionage jud in- nitration. said the commiítee.

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