Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1931, Page 32

PORTLCUESE R “TOCOMBATREBELS Lisbon Government An- nounces Operations Against Garrison at Funchal. By the Associated Press. LISBON, Portugal, April 22—The Lisbon government today announced the start of military operations against the | rebel garrison at Funchal, Madeira. | A high official of the war department | said no alternative was left, after re- | Jection by Gen. Sousa Dias, head of the Tevolutionary junta there, of an ulti- matum demanding cessation of the in- surrection. A radio message has been received by President Carmona, signed Sousa Dias, stating he would hold Carmcna and | the Portuguese governmeng responsible for any loss of life which may occur in- cident to an attack on the isiand. | The foreign office today published a | decree lifting the blockade about the | Azores, where a revolt similar to that | st Funchal was suppressed without fir- ing a shot. ‘There is considerable uneasiness in Lisbon at reports of growing Commu- | nistic agitation in Spain and of a move- ment for establishment of an Iberian federation, in which Portug:1 would be included. The idea probably would find little favor here. Infiltration of Com- munistic ideas particularly is feared in the Cporto region, where there is con- siderable unemployment. A Lisbon dispatch to Le Jcurnal, Paris, today quoted President Carmona as stating that new Portuguese elections | would be held before the end of the year, with women having family respon- Accuses Husband CHARGES MATE AND TWO OTHERS WITH KIDNAPING. Minn., as she appeared in RS. HELEN FISHER DRILL, M $50,000 hefress of St. Paul, Madison, Wis., April 20, where she filed a kidnaping com- plaint against her husband, Harry H.| Drill, scn of a St. Paul attorney, and two other .young men. According t Mrs. Drill, she was kidnaped in front | of her New York apartment and driven | by auto to Madison, where the three | men were arrested April 19 through a | ruse of hers. Mrs. Drill scribbled a | note telling of her plight in a La Porte, Ind., filling station which put the au- | thorities on the trail, climaxing in her | rescue_and the arrest of her husband | and the other two men at Madison THE EVENING Tire Factory Is Opened. 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