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fEDFORD MAIL TRIBTJXE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 21, 1936. PAGE NINE hFour Nations Watchful As Facists and Socialists Fight to Control Spain ' Germany and Italy See Disaster if Liberals Should Retain Power Over Republic; France and Russia Oppose (Editors Note: "Today, the .eye of the world are centered on revolution-torn Spain. The dramatic developments of the last two days have Increased the danger of the conflict spreading beyond the country. Will there be another International war? The chief of the foreign service of the Associated Press gives, In the following article, a picture of the situation as It standa today). By JOHN EVANS. (Copyright, 1936. the Associated Press) NEW YORK. Aug. 21. Italy's threat to aid the Spanish fascist rebels fully reveals the danger of another world war. The threat to send the Italian air armada to flgnt against the Spanish government unless Prance ceases openly" aiding the Spanish socialist government came In an unofficial way, but fits In perfectly with the whole picture. Spain Is the battlefield of fascism and liberalism, the latter represented by socialists and communists. Germany, Italy Interested. Germany and Italy, fascist coun tries, would think It dangerous and disastrous if the Spanlah government should remain In pow-r, because they are convinced communists eventu ally would take charge. They fear communism would be strengthened In Prance, civil war oc cur there and western Europe be come a ferment of socialism, com munism and anarchism which the fascist countries would deem danger oua to their dictatorial governments. Prance, newly gone socialist, with communism strong minority, mor ally supports Spsln's socialist gov ernment. Italy, asserts Prance, aids the Spanish socialists "openly." Whatever the' exact truth. Prance and communist Russia anxiously and openly hope Spain's socialist liberal government will win and crush out fascism, still a threat In Prance. Pour-flftha of the army Is fighting with the fssclst rebels. The socialist government has only the remaining one-fifth of regular troops and an Improvised, 111-trainea mllltla. It. It the organized army against the embattled citizenry. . Republic Since 1031 Spsln became a republic In 1931 because the people revolted against what they thought Intolerable con trol by the king's courtiers, priests and land owners. For five years Spain has struggled to find herself, each new govern ment disappointing the country. Finally, elections last February bowed an almost even division be tween all brands of liberate and all brands of fascists, land-owners, sol diers and moderates. The apparent evenneja of the pres. ent fighting indicates there la no overwhelming desire of the whole people for either fasclam or mixed communism and socialism. At pres ent the rebels appear to have slight edge over the government. . The word fight between fascism and liberalism, atewlng for years. brought Into being fascist Italy and nazl Germany, It brought communist Russia and socialist Prance. A score of small nations divided In the same way but the "big four" furnish the danger of war, the abil ity to wage It and the evident will ingness to start another world con flict If their political systems are threatened. Loggi y PIN BALL GAME ASHLAND, Aug. 31 (Spl.) City police early Thursday afternoon ar rested two men In the act of alleged ly defrauding a plnball machine at the Llthla hotel, and subsequent In vestigation led Chief Talent to sus pect that they are wanted In a num ber of other places. 33, of Hawthorne, California, a huge 23, of Hawthorne, California, a suge specimen of the human race at 6 feet 53; Inches In height and weighing 258 pounds, and Tony A. Luanlch Jr., 25, of Everett, Wash. Launlch is 8 feet 2 Inches and welghta 185 pounds. In their possession police found door Jimmies, slugs the size of nick els, dimes, and quarters, small bits for boring holes, and other tools of Illicit crafts. Talent said they had bored a email hole In the front of one of the hotel machines and had Inserted a wire to guide the ball Into the "big pay" holes. They had come to within five cents of breaking the bank when police Interrupted them after Manager W. H. Walla had be come auspicious and turned In a re port. The bigger of the two. said Talent, acted as the "blind" for the work while the smaller msn Jimmied the machine and actually made It "a game of skill." The two men. accompanied by Mrs. Luanlch and her four-year-old child, arrived in Ashland Wednesday night and stayed at the Columbia .hotel. The men, now in the local Jail, had played the machines In the Palace cafe but Talent said they had been closely watched and had been unable to have things their own way. The pair had about 70 in their pos session, including (8 or IB In nickels. COUNTERFEIT SUSPECTS UNABLE TO RAISE BAIL PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 31. VP) Oliver Louis Busbee, 83, and Olen D. Ricks. 26. were returned to the coun ty Jlal today In lieu of S3000 bonds each and bound over to the federal grand Jury when they waived prelimi nary hearings before United States Commissioner Kenneth P. Preiser. The men. charged with manufac ture, posssesslon and passing of coun terfeit metal dollsrs were arrested at Port. Orford. ing Trucks Damage Bridges ROSEBURO. Ore., Aug. 21 fPI "Logging trucks are wrecking Doug las county bridges almost faster than they can be kept up." P. O. Freer. Douglas county roadmaster stated here today. "The county road funds are being hard hit to keep the roads In repair and either the state high way commission must furnish help and financial aid In keeping these roads and brldgea up or furnish gaso line to help us." Notice W. 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