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The Washington times., 1934-08-17
DC. Boat Company
Given us. Contract

The Chris Graft Corporation of
this city has been awarded a con-
tract amounting to $5,455 for pro-
viding a gasoline motorboat for
the use of the Vicksburg, Miss,
district, the War Department an
nounced today.
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tics, should
interest the
Great Demo.
cratic Minds.
It's merely a
little vacation
S t DRY. But
t h e r e s a
m o r a |. A
moral tn at
points to the
House of RaS-
kob.
And tn e
story! One
of the RaSkob
daughters, a
- ~no1ku
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Now
Glory for the RaskObs.
Titles Fill NRA.
A New Hunt.
By Helen ESSary

Here's a simple little story
about a member of the Raskob
family, which, it seems to me,
inexperienced as 1 am in poll
The Washington times., 1934-08-17
Ken Murray
Says:
RattIesnake Oil

That revivalist preacher in
North Carolina, who let a rattle
snake bite him to prove his
faith, is recovering Il wonder
whether they mean his health
or senses.
He evidently thought that
going to heaven in a golden
chariot" wasn't fast enough. ..
So he grabbed a "rattler."
The native method of curing
snake bites is to drink plenty
of "cOrn likker". Il guess that
makes them see mOngOOSeS.
SO REMEMBERS:
The best way to cure a snake
bite with whisky is to let the
snake drink the whisky before
he bites.
The Washington times., 1934-08-17

Which reminds me that I
must tell those Alexandria
friends of mine-the next time
they say "Why don't you come
out and see us some time? We
have the quaintest house and
(COntinued on Page IS, Col. ~
The Washington times., 1934-08-17

ing to hopes and plans, Falls
Church will have this autumn
a hunt rivalling its exciting
neighbor, the Middleburg Hunt.
The Falls Church Hunt and
Saddle Club, which now boasts
26 horses. hopes to organize in
a month or So with paid mem
berShipS.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1934-10-05
DOUGLAS
NEWS
"a
r. ID. REALIZES NEAT
SUM ON ANNUAL EVENT


The recent three way social af-
fair of the Douglas Volunteer Fire
Department was without doubt the
most successful one given since
these events became an annual Gus
tom, according to the report turn
ed in by the committee in charge,
at the regular meeting of the fire
men last night The receipts to
date amount to $278. with POSSIBLE
ity of a few dollars more to come
in, Chairman Engstrom reported.
The net so far is $168.95.
To celebrate their fine success,
opinion of the meeting favored the
giving in the near future, Of an en-
tertainment among the members
of the department A committee
composed of John Laughlin, Alex
Gair, G. Lindstrom, R. Bonner and
Ray Mccormick, was appointed to
investigate the proposition and re-
port at next meeting.
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PLANE NEWS

At 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
the seaplane Baranof, pilot Gene
Meyring, Lloyd Jarman, mechanic,
made a charter trip to Hawk Inlet
with w. S. Pekovich as passenger.
The plane returned to its Juneau
base at $3.50 o'clock.
Immediately upon its return to
Juneau the Baranof, pilot Meyring,
mechanic Jarman, left on a char
ter trip to Wrangell where 1t re-
NAMED last night. M. Farrell, Serv-
fee Supervisor of the Continental
Can Company, boarded the plane
in Wrangell and travelled on 1t to
1'yee and Tenakee. The plane re-
turned to Juneau this afternoon
at l o'clock. -
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called; ball one, inside; ball two,
low and inside; ball three, outside
and low; strike two, called; ball
four, outside, Cochrane walked.
Gehringer up-doubled to left CEN
ter, Cochrane going to third. Lett
tried for a diving catch and fell.
Greenburg up = ball one, high;
strike one, called; strike two, fan
ned; out, strike three, famed, Cos
lin up-ball one, wide; ball two,
wide; ball three, wide; ball four,
wide Goslin was walked purposely,
filling the bases. Rogell up-out,
flied to deep center.
No runs, one hit, no errors, three
left on bases.
CARDINALS: Rothrock up
strike one, called; out, flied TO
deep center who made fine run
ming catch. Frisch up-foul to left
stands, strike one; ball one, in
side; out, foul fly to catcher near
Nationals dugout. Medwick up
foul fly to right, strike one; ball
one, high and inside; singled to
center. Collins up-out, flied to left
in, short left.
No runs, one hit, no errors, one
left on base.
Fourth Inning
TIGERS: Owen up-ball one, in
side; foul tip, strike one; the foul
tip struck Umpire Geisel and stag
gered him but he is OK. now; out,
on a grounder, short to first. Fox
up-strike one, called; foul back to
screen, strike two; ball one, wide;
ball two, inside; single past third
baseman. Bridges Up ball one, high
and outside; ball two, low; ball
three, high; strike one, called; ball
four, low; Bridges walks and is on
first and Fox is on second. White
up-ball one, low; out, foul fly to
catcher in back of plate Cochrane
up-ball one, outside and low; ball
two, wide; strike one. called; foul
back to net, strike two; ball three,
high and inside; ball four, high;
Cochrane walked and is on first,
filling the bases. Gehringer up
Dean calls for towel to wipe off
the ball then asks for a new ball,
he has IT'D ball one, wide; strike
strike one, called; foul back to
screen, strike two; ball two, inside
and high; out, second to first.
No runs, one hit, no errors, three
left on bases.
CARDINALS: Delaney up-ball
one, inside; strike one, famed; ball
two, low and wide; (time was call
ed while vendors were chased from
the field strike two, famed; foul
back TO the screen; foul back to
the stands behind the plate; out,
strike three, famed Orsatti up
foul tip, strike one; Che tried to
bunD strike two, famed; ball one,
high; ball two, high; ball three,
inside; foul back to screen; foul
to left stands; ball four, high and
inside; Orsatti on first. Durocher
up-out, pop fly to short, Paul
Dean up-strike one, called; strike
two famed; side out, strike three,
fanned
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COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT

AT 8 o'clock this evening there.
will be the regular semi monthlys
meeting of the Juneau City Coun-
Gil in the council chambers at the
city hall.
Routine business is on the sched-
ule and a fun attendance is looked
for.
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larity Of outdoor horse operas, apd
has recently been concentrating on
depicting action heroes Of today. He
played a newspaper reporter in
Hold the Press" a racetrack driver
in "Straightaway," and a radio car
patrol officer in Police Car IT,"
Evalyn Knapp plays opposite
Mccoy in Speed Wings"
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one, high; side out, flied to deer
center g.. es...s
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left on base.
Seventh Inning
TIGERS: Greenberg up out
third to first. Goslin up-strike one
famed; ball one, low and outside;
ball two, low; foul back to upper
stands, strike two; out, strike three
famed. Rogell up-strike one, call
ed; bali one, high and inside; ball
two, low and outside; foul back to
roof, strike two; foul back. to
screen; foul back over roof; ball
three, high and wide; side out
pop fly to short.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left on base
CARDINALS: Paul Dean up
strike one, famed, out, grounder,
second to first, Martin up-he got
la good hand from the fans; ball
one, high and inside: foul fly to
fright stands, strike one; foul tip,
strike two; ground foul past third;
foul tip, back of plate; foul back
to screen; foul tip; ball two, low
ball three, low; ball four, high;
Martin walked, Rothrock up-ball
one, inside; Rothrock hit to second
and when short dropped the throw
Martin was safe at second and
Rothrock on first. Frisch up-bat-
ting right handed; ball one, low
and inside; foul to right stands,
strike one; Martin has big lead off
second; ball two, wide, and on an
attempted double steal Martin was
out at third, catcher to third
Rothrock was safe on second; side
out, Frisch out on a high bounder,
pitcher to first.
No runs no hits, one error, one
!! left on base.
Eighth Inning
TIGERS: Owen up-strike one
called; ball one, wide; foul back
over stands, strike two; foul back
to stands; out, on a long fly to
right in right center Fox up-ball
one, low and inside; out, high fly
to right in short right. Hogsett up
bats left handed; strike one, call
led; side out, foul fly to third near
grandstand.
No runs no hits, no errors, none
left on base.
CARDINALS: Medwick up-strike
| one, famed; strike two, famed !;
out, side three, famed; Collins up
bats right handed-beat out a
single over second base. Delaney
up-ball one, outside; strike one,
called; ball two, high; out, on a
high bounder, short to first; Col
Inns going TO second. Orsatti up
side out, lined to left in short left.
No runs, one hit, no errors. one
left on base.
Ninth Inning
TIGERS: White up-strike one
called: singles to right with a liner
Cochrane up-ball one, wide; strike
one, called; strike two, called; bali
two, high and wide; out, pop fly
to short in short right field. Gehr-
niger up-strike one, called; out
pop fly to second basernan back
of second. Greenberg up = strike
one, famed; strike two, called; foul
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TWO EXCITING
ACTION PLAYS
AT COLISEUM
George O'Brien and Tim
Mccoy Star in Action
Films on Big Bill

Rich in originality and invested
with unusual force, Frontier Mar
shall" Fox Films latest romance,
opened at the Coliseum Theatre on
a big double bill last, night, and
proved to be q fast-moving West
ern epic which delighted the audi
ence from beginning to end Taken
from Incidents in the novel by
Stuart N. Lake, the film is true
and convincing. Wyatt carp. the
principal character in Mr.. Lakes
novel who was known as the fear
less and courageous peace officer
OF the frontier, here comes to life.
And George O'Brien, who portrays
the character of carp, gives a
splendid performance in the lead
ing role.
O'Brien is aptly suited to his role
and gives its his best. Irene Bent
ley, who was last seen in Smoky"
has the feminine lead opposite
O'Brien and her performance is
really something to talk about
Ruth Gillette as the lady Lou of
Tombstone does yeoman work in
her character portrayal. Others in
the east who, acquit themselves
creditably are Alan Edwards, G. E..
Stone, Berton, Churchill Frank
Conroy, Ward Bond, Edward Lee
Saint, Russell Simpson and Jerry
Foster.
Lew Seller did a splendid direc-
torial job from the screen play by
William ConSelman and Stuart An
thony.
Tim Mccoy Stars
Tim Mccoy, popular action star,
is featured as an aviator whose one
ambition is to bring the worlds
speed record back to the United
States in Speed Wings" the COL
umbia production, which shares the
Coliseum Theatre program.
Mccoy was formerly one of the
most outstanding. of Western Gin
ema stars. However, he anticipated
the gradual decrease in the popu-
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tip back of plate; tripled to the
wall in deep center, scoring White
The drive was about distance OF
ASS feet. Goslin up = ball one,
wide; ball two, inside; strike one,
called; side out, flied to second
who ran into center for the catch.
One run, two hits, no errors, one
left on base
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BIRTH RECORDED

The birth of a daughter, Helen
Sumdum, to Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Sumdum. at the Government Hos
pital here on October 2 was record
ed yesterday in the U. S. Commits
sioner's office.
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SEWING AND SOCIAL

The Ladies League will hold the
first of series of social sessions
for the Fall in the league rooms
this evening. There will be sew
ing meeting first followed by re-
freshments. Members and friends of
the League are invited to attend.
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No runs, no hits, no errors, one
left on base.
Fifth Inning
TIGERS: Greenburg up-ball one.
low; ball two, outside; ball three,
outside; strike one, called; strike
tdo, called; ball four, wide; Green
berg walked Goslin up-ball one,
low; ball two, low. ball three, low
and outside; strike one, called;
strike two, called; out, flied to
left in short left center. Dazzy
Vance now warming up in Ma
tionals' bull-pen. Rogell up-strike
one, called; ball one, low and out
side; ball two, high; singled to
short center, Greenberg going to
third, Owen up--strike one. famed;
foul tip, strike two; ball two, high
and wide: ball three, high and in
side; out, strike three, famed. Fox
up-strike one, famed; strike two,
called; ball one, outside; side out,
strike three, famed.
No runs, one hit, no errors, two
left on bases. III.
CARDINALS: Martin up doubled
to screen in the corner CT right
field Rothrock up-ball one, high;
ball two, high and outside; ball
three, inside; strike one called;
tripled to the corner of left field,
scoring Martin. (Cochrane and
Bridges talking and Hogsett started
to warm up in the Americans
bull-pen). Frisch up-strike one,
called; singled over second base
mans head, the bali taking a bad
hop into right field, Rothrock scor-
ing. Bridges was taken out and
Hogsett a lefthander replaced him
on the hill for the Americans. Med
wick up-ball one, close and inside;
two out, Medwick forced Frisch at
second, short to second, and Med
wick doubled at first, second to
first. Collins up-ball one, low; ball
two, high; error, Collins was safe
at first on shorts low throw to
first. Delaney up-ball one, in
side; ball two, wide; strike one,
famed; and side out, Collins was
out stealing, catcher to second.
Two runs, three hits, one error,
none left on base.
Sixth Inning
TIGERS: Hogsett up-batS left
handed; strike one, famed; strike
two, famed; foul back to stands;
ball one, high; foul back to stands
in second deck; out, strike three
famed. White up-strike enc, call
ed; foul back to screen, strike two;
ball one, wide; singled to center on
a grounder. Cochrane up-strike
one, called; ball one, wide and low;
long foul to second deck in right
field, strike two; foul fly to left
stands; out, flied to right who
came in for catch. Gehringer up
side out, high fly to right.
No runs, one hit, no errors, one
left on base.
CARDINALS: Delaney up-ball
one, high; out, foul fly to first
baseman near first base. Orsatti up
Strike one, called; ball one, wide:
ball two, high and wide; ball three.
inside; strike two, called; out, strike
three, called; Durocher up-ball
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MRS. ALBERT CARLSON AND
TWINS LEAVE HOSPITAL

Mrs. Albert Carlson, and her twin
children, Albert Edwin and AL
berta Mabel, are leaving st. AIMS
Hospital today for their home.
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ATTENTION MOOSE

An important meeting will be
held tonight at the Moose Hall
starting promptly at 8 o'clock. All
members are urged to attend.
FRANK FOSTER,
adv. Dictator.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED

A marriage license was issued
yesterday in the U. S. Commission
ers office to Charlotte Campbell
and Dale Fleek, both residents of
Douglas.
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lit costs me
sOMtJe t0buy
Fine Tea

that I think it extrava-
CANT to get any but the
kind | like best"
For flavor, for econ
omy per cup, for all
around satisfaction-
ask your grocer for
La gaceta., 1934-10-12

Rubio Padilla, en- ell mismo
articulo, dice del DIR. Grau San
Martin: me parece DIR aquellal
careajadas forzadas y burlonas
con que Irisarri, y algGn otro,
interrumpia las valientes y Ger
terisimas palabras del DIR. Grau
San Martin.
;Como sc acrecent6 esa noche
ante nuestros ojos ell professor
de Fisiologia! Crecimiento que
adquirfa caract6res de gigantis
mo por ell contraste con la las
timosa situaci6n de otros, entrd
ellos Irisarri. ST hubo alg1n he
roe esa noche, indiscutiblemen-
te que 10 fue Grau, a desQechc
de algunas glandulas hepaticas
que no han vuelto a funcionar
normalmente mas nunca."
Dentro de pocos dfas ell DR..
Grau vendra a visitar a los cu'
banos de Tampa y a c1mpene'
trarse con ellos.
La gaceta., 1934-10-12
SANCHEZ ROMAN DEVOLVIO SUS
FUERZAS A LA LEY Y Ell ORDEN
no cree en- una Immediate
restauracion monarquica
Los rebeldes catalanes cusan a Batet

bajo las circunstancias de la
violencia izquierdista, "yo no
puedo sino devolver mis- fuer-
zas al gobierno de la ley y ell or
dem. "Todos los partidos que
provocan des6rdenes son peli-
grosos al pals y a las autori-
dades constituidas".
Aguardan ser juzgad0s en-
Catalina, ell teniente cOrone!
Juan Ricart, jefe del iataque
contra la guardia de asalto; ell
comsndante Enrique Perez y 10
Sc Esoset, este Gltimo jefe de
los grupos que mas Sc distin
guieron en- la violencia.
En- la Gale de San Jer6nimo,
en- Madrid mataron a I'm poll
cia Y la fuerza p1blica hizo fue-
90 en- diferentes direcciones.
I'm registro Sc efectu6 en- un
edificio de la Gale de Goya, de
donde disparaban sobre la pO-
licia, siendo detenidos tOdos los
inquilinos Ell ministro de la go
bernaci6n, Sr. Eloy Vaquero,
pidi6 a los peri6dicos Sc abstu-
viesen de publican rumores lie
gados de Asturias.
La huelga general revoluci0-
maria en- Andalucia, para Ia
cuai estaba preparado ell gobi2,
no, no lego a cristalizar. Las
tropas recapturaron a Jaen,
que Sc hallaban en- p0der de los
insurgentes.
Ell rey Alfonso, que Sc encuen
ira en- Italia, ha dicho que la
fuerza del gobiernO derechista
no presagia la restauraci6n de
la monarguia. Es probable q. el
exmonarca fife su Residential en-
Roma.
Los rebeldes catalanes dicen
que ell Oral. Domingo Batet les
traicion6, luego de %convenir que
! Madrid Sc extralimitaba. FL pri
mer ministro Lerroux sostiene
que Batet siempre Sc mantiene
leal al gobierno central.
La gaceta., 1934-10-12

San Francisco, Oct. IL La
Federation Americana del Ira
bajo, en- su session regular aver,
flo la norma de las futuras or
ganizaciones obreras afiliadas
a csc ORGANISING. En- 10 adelante
cada industrial tendra su Union
Y deberan afiliarse todos los o.
breros que trabajen en- ella.
Para comenZar Sc ha ordena-
do la Immediate organization de
los gremios de las Industries del
autom6vil, del aluminio " del
cemento. La proposition fue vo-
tada por unanimidad. La Fede-
raci6n Sc propone llevar a cabo
una campana de propaganda en-
tire los obreros de las industries
del hero y del aero.
La gaceta., 1934-10-12
POR MEDIOS ARTIFICIALES
Sc PRODUCE UNA HORMO-
MA DEL SEXO MASCULINE

Londres, Oct. 12.-Mezclan-
do sustancias conocidas en- un
tubo de laboratorio, ell prOfe :
sor l.. Runicka, de Zurich, a =
nuncia haber obtenidO por sin
tests una hormona del seXo mas
culino. Esta sustancia dentro
del ORGANISING humane tiene la
propiedd de determinar las ca
racteristiias del sexo en- 10 ar
tificial. AS por ejemplo 81 a
una gallina Sc lie suministran
hormonas masculinas continual
ra poniendo huevos, pero lie sal
dra una hermosa cresta de ga
llo Y mas rudimentarias espue-
las. Con una experiencia de es-
ia clase Sc determine la "auten
ticidad" del producto obtenldo
en- ell laboratorio.
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CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Rina entire Sindicalistas, Comunistas y Socialis-
tas. Martinez Saenz y ell Ejercito de Batista.
-Palabras de Alcala Zamora. = Del Estudian-
tie Rubio Padilla. y La Personalidad Revolucio-
maria de Grau San Martin

Y la moderation de las pasiones.
Teneis q. practicarlo todos e i'm
ponerlo todos para que sea la
salvation del pals"
"Yo comprendo las tres ate
nuantes de la impulsividad es-
pamela, de la inquietud espano-
la, pero despues de comprender
les digo que ninguna de elias
tiene Justification"
''Que nadie renuncie a 10 que
signifique, que nadie renuncie a
la lucha, que nadie r%enuncie a
la contradiction; lpero a todos
que la lucha sc desenvuelva den
tro del derecho de gentes; que
la lucha interna es ell respeto a
la voluntad popular, q. yo os 10
aseguro, mientras pese sobre mi
esa responsabilidad, Espana Sc
ra 10 que quiera, porque ell esta-
do de su conciencia sc reflejara
en- las urnas y 10 que salga de
las urnas sera 10 que gobierne
V decida."
La gaceta., 1934-10-12
DOS HOMBRES GOLPEAN A
UN CHOFER Y lie ROBAN
Ell

Dos hombres disfraZados de
marineros alquilaron aver el
autom6viI de Murray Powell,
chofer de uno de los autom6vl-
les del Diamond Cab, ordenan-
dole que Sc dirigiera a la bahia
En- la Gale 13 Sur uno de los
pasajeros golpe6 a Powell con
un palo y tom6 ell tim6n del au
tomovii hasta llegar a un CANT
no, cerca de Rocky Point. En- e.
Sc lugar arrojaron a la victima
al suelo y desaparecieron con
ell vehiculo. Powell fue despoja
do de $500.
Una vez presentada la de-
nuncia la policia comenz6 a
practicar invegtigaciones, que
hasta ahora no dieron resulta-
do,
La gaceta., 1934-10-12
CONSULADO DE ESPANA
EN- TAMPA

Telegrama fecha de hoy re-
cibido de la Embajada de Es-
pana en- Washington:
Circular EN- Capital tran
Was, taxis-metro y puede decir
Sc Madrid recobro aspecto nor
NAL. - Resto Espana Tranquil
lidad no puede ser mas absolu-
ia, quedando solo I'm pequeno
nucleo en- Asturias. - Comuni-
quelo Centres Espanoles y prem
Firmar: Sampler, Calde-
ron.
Tampa, IL de Oct. de 1884.
Ell Canciller Encargado,
Gustavo Jimcnez
La gaceta., 1934-10-12
LOS AEROPLANOS DEL E
JERCITO BOM-
BIAS SOBRE UN TREN MI
LITAR
Azana llegara a Madrid

Madrid, Oct. 12.-Los aero
pianos atacan a los rebeldes as
turianos por ell are y dicese
que la ofensiva esta dando los
resultados que Sc esperaban.
Un tren cargado con tropas fue
destrozado por bombas lama
das desde los aviones, calculan
dose en- 100 ell numero de muer
tos y heridos. Mas de 800 bonn
bas han sido tiradas sobre los
lugares donde los mineros ha-
cen resistencia. La infanteria
tropieza con grandes dificulta-
des para penetrar en- la region
atrincherada, por haber sido
volados los puentes y los cami-
nos.
Ell gobierno ofrece garantias
a los obreros que desacaten la
huelga general.
Aguardase hoy ell arribo, Gus
.odiado por ell ejercito, del ex-
primer ministro don Manuel A
zana, a quien Sc hizo prisione-
20 en- Barcelona.
Aunque reina tranquilidad
IN Barcelona, ell gobierno ha to
mado precauciones con ell fin
lie evitar nuevos serios distur-
bios.
La gaceta., 1934-10-12

Madrid, oct. 12.- Los dipu-
tados monarquicos ovacionaron
a Lerroux Y ST. gobierno ell dia
8, cuando ell g9binete Sc presen
to a las Cortes.
Por los diputados derechistas
Sc dieron vivas al Ejercito.
Cuando las Cortes Sc halla-
ban reunidas, sin ell concur
so de la izquierda republicans y
ell socialismo, lego la noticia de-
que estuvieron a punto de caep
prisioneros Indalecio Prieto y
Largo Caballero, a los cuales
persigue la policia. Sc detUvo a
Luis Prieto, hijo del anterior.
Una columna de marines del
acorazado Jaime |, desembarc6
en- Gij6n, sera reembarcada tan
tpronto sea possible. En- Barcelo-
ma Sc suicide ell jefe comunista
Jaime Conte, cuando las tropas
iban a detenerlo. Sc detuvo en-
Leon all exdiputado socialista
Angel Nistal, ex-director de Co
rreos, a quien Sc acusa de ser
ell jefe de la rebellion en- esa pro
vincia. Sanchez Roman expidi6
una proclama declarando que
La gaceta., 1934-10-12

Palabr3s del presidente Alca-
Ia Zamora en- su discursO de
Valladolid: 70, que comprendo,
sin q. me las recuerden, las dis
tinciones sutiles entire Espana,
Repdblica Y Constitution, Sc y
proclamo que Espana no tiens
mas salvation que dentro de la
Republica, y a la Repdblica den
tro del derecho, del respeto es-
crupulos0 a todas las normas
empezando por las cOnstitucio-
males" Els inutil descargar por
egoismo Y por pereza sobre un
solo hombre ell esfuerZo agota :
dor e ineficaz de que sea el uni
camente ell que sienta la idea del
deber, ell mandate de la pruden
cia, ell sentido de la responsible
lidad, la idea de las realidades