The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 323, Ed. 1 Friday, September 24, 1937 Page: 5 of 8
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THE ORANGE LEADER
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IroaJcEtts
Again This Year
The Southw*nt Conference football
season will begin oir the alt- as well
as on the groupd on September -5.
The Humble Oil & Refining com*
jpsiny, sponsor of radio broadcasts of
conference siiiiior, today anno; ncetl
that the radio football season would
break with a^roadcanst of the Tex-
as-Texas' Tech football uttine from
Austin Kotlirdhy afleriiooA. The (jamc
begins at 2:30 p. m., and the Humble
liroadcaHt will toKc the' air at 2:20
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Kern Tl|t . well known sports an-
nouncer of Hofiston, will handle the
plajtby-play description of the.game,
and Ocnc Wyott will handle color.
The gams ttjlll be put on the air
over;stations KNOW, Austin: Kl'IiC,
HWsfon. WOAI. San Antonio;
KU1W. Abilene; KUKt,, Ban Angelo,
and KB ST, Big Springs. .
I earning that the Columbia Brond-
cr,sting System will put the Texas
Christian University ODhlo State
game mi a national ~l hookup, the
Uuiutilo c,onipany has made no at-
tempt to brliQi this gaiive to Texas
listeners.' lit addition to ttje Colum-
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U.S, PR 0 T E S T
TOKYO. Kept, 21. ,Al')-rAi .Tap-
nnese foreign office Hpokesman an-
nounced today that an official reply
to the United States protest against
aerial bombardment of Nanking was
in preparation. ' /
An inofficial source said "'fresh
precautionary orders" .bad been/.js*
Rued to Japanese airmen this/week
anil tbat the Tokyo government was
■"hbsolutciy certain that /lio in beta
..w^i-v—"Tjvery care,' to /ttmlt
their bpiiibardmepts tovinjlltary es-
tab|)Khmi>nts In T Nanking."
These precautlonat^v moves, It
was said howevir,- Would not -'tu>ces
sarlly" form • tilt; basis of .Japan's
reply to the prote
About the sant«i tiih<*, Kjoreigti MIn
Ister* Kokl ljirpta told Hhe Japanese
bin" nutitriip, the gat"e at Otthimlms
will aWo lie broadcast over stiH.ions
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cabinet the government would not
send delegates to the league of na-
tions advisory committee which is
seeking a way to curb or end the
Sijaft-Jtspwieae conflict.
The Japanese view of Nanking as
a nerre center of the Chinese re-
sistance and consequently «■ prime
object of attack was reflected In tbe
newspaper >jjehl ,Nlchl.
It warned that the United States
and other protesting powers "will
only suffer greater damage In the
end" In trying to prevent onslaughts
against the capital.
"If Britain, the United States and
Russia consider the matter as an
object of feelings or International
law and try to restrain Japan, the
situation win only, be aggravated
and prolonged," Kiehl Nlchl said.
The newspaper Bald the fate of
the entire Japanese, campaign rests
on the capture ol Nanking. ^
NANKING, sept. 24. (AIM^-Gen--
eralisslmo Chang "Kai-Shek," premier
of. China, and commander In chief
of the itrmy, declared today the
United States was obligated by her
treaties "to support China's strug-
gle against Japanese aggression."
The generalissimo was visibly mov-
ed as he talked to American corre-
spondents is the Chinese capital.
His remarks were translated h.v Ma-
ATnerlcan-educ'ated
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wife.
Shortly before, the official Chi-
nese central nttwa agency had ex-
pressed on behalf of the government
Appreciation for tbe American pro-
tests against Japanese bombard-
emnts of Nanking, adding, "but we
hope more positive nieMSures will be
adopted against the sluiughter of tho
non-combatants,"
Tho premier declared "'America's
responsibility In the; present Sino-
Japanese war Is greater than ever
before because she convened the
American disarmament conference.
and was mainly Instrumental In con-
cluding the nine-power pact antd1 the
league of nations covenant.
"China today is fighting not only
for her own existence but fur de-
fense of the principles of the- nine-
power pact and the league coven.-int.
Therefore It Is up to tin? United
States and all oilier xlgluttorloH of
existing ■ agreements to support Chi
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The nine-power pact was signed
In Washington hi l!i22. Under |t
terms the United State*, Britain.
France, Italy, The Netherlands, l'or-
tugnl, Belgium, Japan and Chhnt
agreed to maintain the territorial
and admlnlatrative Integrity of
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Smith, Mrs. Frank R. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 323, Ed. 1 Friday, September 24, 1937, newspaper, September 24, 1937; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth303109/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.