davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1935-07-15

La carta del Amigo Pacheco
es muy i~nteresante y nos brin-
da oportullidad de hacer algu-
mas considerations sobre csc
tema de nuestra prediction.
GFaero4 escrupulosas y hon
RAIDS las dos elecciones ante
riormente efectuadas en- Tampa
las del condado y la de la junta
de II 3derados escolares?
Seltimos decir que no 10 fue-
ron, como Sentimos afirmar
que no hemOS visto elecciones
honrad S, escrupulosas en- esta
ciudad, en- los Gltimos 20 amos.
jPor que no han sido y pro-
bablemente no seran honestas
las clecciones en- esta pobla-
ci6n?
iVamos a oar una explica-
ci6n que creemos resultara sa-
tisf~ctoria pcrque Sc ajusta en-
teramente a la verdad: Guam
do un grupo, dentro del partido
Democrasico, DONNA ell nom
bramiento de los secretaries e
Inspectors, ell otro o los otros
grupoS dcben conformarse con
perder en- los barrios latinos
hast2 qCe en- los districts "lim-
pics" barren con los 'trampo-
SOS" Y dan entrada a diferentes
hombres.
lQue pasa cuando nuevos ciu
dadanos entran a dirigir los
comicics por Ia voluntad de la
mayoria Eel electorado?
iQue tanpoco hay elecciones
honrad3s porque los nuevos
hombres, animados por ell deseo
de venganza, designan secretaI
rios e Inspectors de su gusto y
"estafan" la msyoria a sus 0pO
nentes, sin consideration algu-
La gaceta., 1935-07-15

Cuando ell de arriba, el que
tiene ell P0der en- sus manos,
prepare las traspas para VEN
Ger comodamente, sin apuros,
ell de abajo "se muerde los hi
gados' y protesta.
;Quiere elecciones ihonradas
ell que no puede nombrar secre-
tarios e Inspectors. Las quie-
rem a su c9pricho ell que dispone
de los resortes de mando!
Los de abajo llaman "ladro-
mes" a los de arriba hasta que,
a SD vez, les llega ell turno de
"saquear," de "robar'.
La gaceta., 1935-07-15
DESORDENES RELIGTOSOS
EN- IRLANDA

Belfast, Norte de IrIanda, Ju
Ito l5.-Serios des6rdenes en-
re protestantcs y cat6iicos vie
men ocurriendo desdc el virr-
les, con I'm total de 5 mucrtos
Y mas de 40 heridos. la multi
tud taco aver cuatro estabIc-
cimicutos, incendiando dos.
Uno de los heridos, Thomas
Mcdowell, de 3G amos, muri6
anochc. La IONA de los motiues
aFarece hoy tranquiIa. Algunos
Sc hicieron durantc la
noche, pero sin victimas.
La gaceta., 1935-07-15
! ICLmh HAQNDENADo A &c AMOS Ell
Las """ %s":sds De Ia 1 n"ea: Y nt: pe'.oa. e nue." "" ;:2: : ": y s' ....

Madrid. Julio 15.-El tribu-
nal de Urgencia de Ov;edo con
demo a 3oAanos de prision por
haber dado muerte al cura de
Trabada, en- Costropol. a Ale
jandro Rozada. Los complices
de Rozada, Juana Lopez Be-
rreiro y Wenceslao lilano Fer
nandez, deberan cumplir 6 a
nos cada uno.
Los tres dijeron que la guar
dia civil los habia obligado,
por orden del juez instructor
de la causa, a firmar una CON
fesion, 10 que hicieron por tie
MGR de que sus vidas petigra-
sen.
La audiencia de Bilbao alb
solvio a Claudio Sanchez Ru-
bio y Angel Allua, a los que Sc
habia acusado de asesinar al
sacerdote Frncisco Inchaurra-
ga y de HERR gravemente al
coadjutor Felix Zamalloa.
Los dos hombres negaron
los cargos y ell fiscal no pre-
sento suficientes pruebas.
La gaceta., 1935-07-15

Yhor City tiene en- su his
toria una mancha politica
mas grande que las otras y
fue la de votar en- contra de
"las mesas", del patrimonio
familiar
~ en- la Florida Sc ARE
metio contra los barrios la
tinos de Tampa, dominados
siempre por los jefes de go
rreros' y secretarios e ms
pectores despreocupados.
La gaceta., 1935-07-15

en- Tampa hasta que los jefes
de los grupos Sc convenzan de
que ultrajan Ia democracia y Sc
.pongan de acuerdo para no "ro-
bar" votos.
La responsibilities pertenece
a los de arriba, no al pueblo,
que SGfre y Gala.
Los que "robaron' Ell ano pa
do, piden honradez, porque
saben que no pueden mangonear
" dirigir.
Antes, cuando ellos podian
las mesas, Sc les pidi6
.honradez y Sc burlaron de los
que la pedian.
Aaora.... quieren honradez
porqpe Ia "suerte" les ha Vuel-
to Il espalda y saben que no
venceran.
La gaceta., 1935-07-15

Autes de comentar la situa-
ci6n cue surge cada vez que por
AGA 1enemos elecciones, vamCS
a DIR cabida a una carta del Sr.
BaltaSar Pacheco, eStimado a
migo, que dice ash: LA csrta
que aparece en- ell Tribune del
domingo, dirigida a la Junta de
la ciudad de Tampa y firmada
For un grupo de p~rCminentes
ciudadanos latino-americanos.
ccncuerda con la manera de
pensGr Y e. sentir de la inmensa
may2ria de Ia poblaci6n Latina
Americana de Tamra."
LAS personas decentes Y sen,
sstaS de nuestra poblaci6n STEM
pre- han rd9udiado y expresado
su Indignation con los procedi-
mientos usados en- pasadas cleo
clones p~r los "self-seeking in
dividuals" a quienes la carta,
alude, que bien pueden ser lati-
nos . americ2noS."
"Leyendo detenidamente los
nombres de los ciudadanos lati-
no-americanos que firman la
carta, observe que entire ellos
hay anCs cuantos que tomaron
particic ACTON directa en- las pa
sadas elecciones del C0ndado,
las cGales ell Tampa Tribune"
en- 81 pagina editorial ha hecho
resaltar como 81 m6nstruo del
bandolerismo electoral"
'Seria c0nveniente que en- Ell
future al hacer una peticion de
esa indole en- nombre de la CO.
lonia latina de Tampa, los fir
nantes aunQue fuesen pocos, fue
ran enteramente ~sinceros Y hon
radios en- suS manifeStaciones."
La gaceta., 1935-07-15

de ballena; pero Sc ha lido redu-
ciendo de tamaho. Els instruct
70 Y divertido yer como al rena-
Sc Ie reab4orbe la cola, Sc
le fOrman las patas, We le abulta
el abdomen hasta quedar CON
vertldo en- una rama perfecta."
La gaceta., 1935-07-15

"a para los sentimientos del
'elStorado!
Cuado ell de arriba tiene en-
sUs rnanos el Poder engana al
pueblo y "~rellena" y "forrea' a
.su gusto. Despu6s lie derriban y
al subir ell Go abajo, sin apro-
vechar ell ejemplo hace 10 mis-
mo.
Ell pueblo latino Sc cruza de
BRACES, Sc retrae aveyonzado,
y dos doesnas de individuos ha-
cen triunfar a los candidates,
cobrando por sus servicios.
iAsi es de penosa y terrible
la situaci6n politica en- esta ciu
dad y los responsables son los
jefes de todos los lgrupos en-
contienda, no los embaucadGs
y dirigidos.
La gaceta., 1935-07-15
%HUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
I'm carta sobre elecciones( bonradx- La hon.
radez, los escrupulosk las mesas.

Elementos valiosos de la CO.
lonia latina, dice ell Tribune de
aver, demandan de la junta elec
toraI elecciones honrad.s.
SLa Gaceta" viene 7uchando
desda hace IA anos~poA eleccio-
mes honraGas en- los barrios la
tinos y no 10 ha podido lograr,
aunque sabe cLent3 con la sim
patia de espanoles, cubanos e
italianos.
La gaceta., 1935-07-15
Lavado y Planchado de un

Lavado y Planchado de un
traje, SIS cts, por acuerdo de
los duenos de Pressing
Clubs.
Litro de leche, con aqua y
sin ella, Is cts. y Sc oponen
a que ell precio Sc rebaja a
IL cts.
~ despues de ESQ quieren
Ell nuevo estiio eli, Ell "team-
work, con una crecida re
bsja en- Ell precio de las vi
tolas.
La gaceta., 1935-07-15

Fueron h0nradaS las elecciH-
mes en- que unos cuantos indivi-
duoS con "~fo1ros" impusieron,
no eligierOn, a los apoderados
escolares?
No 10 fueron Y asf volvemos
a decirlo, aunque este pueda dis
gustav a personals que conoce :
mos.
Los que no tenian represen-
taci6n en- las mesas p~rotesta-
.rcn; pero sus woes Sc perdie-
ron en- ell vacio.
iFueron honradas las eleccio
mes del ano pasadO?
Enfaticamente podemos ase-
.gurar que no 10 fueron, que la
.voluntad del pueblo fUe atrope-
llada y humili&da en- los conf
clos.
Uno de los ciudadanos que
parte en- los pas2dos conf
clos nos decia en- la manana de
hoy que de un colegio, en- las pa
sadas elecciones, la urna sc sac6
a la l 6 2 de Il manana y a las
4 aun no t1ab!a llegado al H.
gar &c su destino.
Ell algunos colegios, al deeir
de testigos presenciales, los
miembros de las mesas sacaron
.todos los votoS de las urnss, los
amontonaron, comieron y des =
.pres empezaron a contar.....
Los individuos de las mesas
deseaban entrar a un "testigo"
Icuando Sc contaban los votos de
un candidate y ASH. ell conteo
.pasaba rapido y ell "observa-
dor" cast no podfa yer.
Colegios hubo en- que Sc ce-
rrarfn las puertas y solo Sc que
daron dentro los secretaries y
los irspectore3. Asi contaban
meier y a su gustO.
Dos senoras que frente a un
colegio protestaban de abuses,
de trampas que delante de sus
.ojos Sc cometian, tuvieron que
'callarse al ser agredidas Y gol-
Ceadas.
iiTodo ESQ Sc hizo en- favor
de los candidates que diaponian
de los secretarios e inspectores
" en- contra del sentimiento po-
pular!!
iiiiSe lego hasta ell descaro
inaudito, hasta la monstruosi :
dad de robar votos en- contra de
la ley del patrimonio fami-
lliarll!! {
La gaceta., 1935-07-15
CONTROVERSIAL ENll.dE A
RAQUISTAIN Y BESTEIRO

Madrid, Julio ia conse-
cuencia de dos articuios de cri-
tica prblicados en- la revista so
cialista "Leviatan", diri2ida por
Luis Araquistain, Sc ha suscita-
do una pol6mica entire este y
don Julian Besteiro Fernandez
expresidente de las Cortes,
"Ievi9tan' censur6 duramen
tie a Besteiro por el discurso que
pronunciara al ingresar en- la
Academia de Ciencias Morales
" Politicas hace pocas semanas,
con el tema "MarxiSmo y anti
Marxismo''.
LA fe de Besteiro, eScribi6
Araquistain, Ell Ia eficiencia de
la democracia y el liberalismo
burgueses no eo dc ahora.' Ma
da de revoluci6n, nada de dicta
dura del proietariado. Al socia-
lismo, por la democracia. ESQ
tambien los sJcialista5
alemanes Y austriacos y va Sc
ha visto la "democracia total
que les esperaba. Tai actitud, a
la luz de acontecimicntOs euro
peos tan recientes, no Sc acre
dita de sagaz, y aun menoS de
eficaz; pero 10 que no puede
conSentirse es que Sc pfctenda
respaldarla en- el marxismo, en-
dosandoIe una doctrina que es
la negaci6n radical de todas las
Leorias de Marx y Engels sobre
Ell estado y la sociedad.'
RepIicando el ataque o criti-
"a Besteiro escribi6:
ono sc lie ocurra a listed, ST..
Leviatan, c%ensurar a nadie que,
inspirandose en- Marx, trate dc
juzgar los acOntecimientOs que
e nan producido y sc estan pr1
1uciendo en- la historic, aunque
ESQ ie lievc a tratar %asuntos muy
1iversos. ESQ es 10 que hizo
Mary en- su tempo, y hoy no nos
p0demoS cOntentar con repetir
as formulas cpntenidas en- sus
Jbras, atribuyGndolas una vir
tud magica, sjno que en- elias
buscar inspiration pa
ra ccmErender la realidad &C =
tual y orientarnos en- la vida.
81 listed persistiera en- hacer e3
,e genera de critica, Sc eXpon
irfa a que las gentes creyeran
que esta listed poseido de una
especje de nostalgia por la fall
Ia de prontuarios y de brevia-
rios marxistas, y hasta podrian
Greer que habia listed sufrido
una lamentable confusion y ha-
Dia encajado su cuerpo en- Ia &c
1ida y negra vestimenta de los
cateqdistas." va voy creyendo
que este Leviatan dc n~uestra
terra de garbanzos, a pesar De
sus 2ctitudes pretenciosas de
tibur0n o de caiman, es un po-
bre ser que no tiene NADIA de te-
mible. Naci6 con pretensiones
La gaceta., 1935-07-15
FL ECLIPSE DE LUNA

Tampa vera esta noche ell
Eclipse de luna, que comenza-
"a a las 9:t5 p. m. A las 1909
Ia luna quedara totalmente Gu
blerta, dentro de Ia sombra,
a las 1880 terminara ell eclip-
Sc total,
La gaceta., 1935-07-15

Con satisfaction decimos que
La Gaceta," a su debido ITEM
20, 1rotest6 de los "atracos" de
unos y de otros.
iDeapues dc las venideras e.
lecciones seria convenience que
los lfderes de los dos distintos
Ibandos acordasen lfbrar a Tam
pa y ell cOndado de tanto fan
guito"l
La gaceta., 1935-07-15

Hankow, China, Julio 10. =
Cuando ell ri@sIan destruy6 los
di:ues, 81 dandose' perdie-
ri la vida fts de 10000 per
soS2s, segdn las noticias llega-
as a esta ciudad. La amenaza so
bge Hankow no ha desapareci-
dc. Temese que la suoida del
Yangtze pueda derribr los di-
ques que protegen a esta pobla
ci0n. Ell Yangtze arranc6 ano-
Ole una secci6n de 10 pies de
profundidad en- ell dique Chang
ell principal. Miles de HON
bres trabajan en- reforD3r los
La gaceta., 1935-07-15

No habra elecciones honradas
La gaceta., 1935-07-15

Hankow, China, Julio Is. =
Evening star., 1935-10-27
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
MEET NOVEMBER 6
Maryland Convention Will Be
Held in Baltimore-Ritchie
Will Speak.
Special Dispatch to The Star

/
BALTIMORE, Md, October 26.-
The annual convention of the United
Democratic Women's Clubs of Mary
land will be held here November 6
at the Lord Baltimore Hotel An all
day business session will be followed
by banquet and dance.
Former Gov. Albert C. Ritchie,
Mayor Howard w. Jackson and At
torney General Herbert r. O'Conor
are among those who have accepted
invitations to speak at the dinner.
The morning program will begin
and registration of delegates, followed
by the convention at 10 o'clock. Mrs.
Elizabeth R. Menefee of Cumberland,
national executive committeewoman
Of Maryland, will give the opening
address. Reports will be made by
Mrs. Mary H. Duvall, State chairman;
by the vice chairmen of the various
districts and representatives OF clubs
affiliated with the State group.
At the afternoon session at o'clock
Mrs. James H. Wolfe, director of the
women'S division Of the Democratic
National Committee, will speak. Miss
Ruth Shoemaker of Bethesda, chair
man OF the Resolutions Committee,
and Mrs. James G. Whiteley of Balti-
more, chairman of the Nominating
Committee, will make reports. Elec-
ton of officers will conclude the
meeting.
Evening star., 1935-10-27
FALL FERTILIZER USE
DECLARED BENEFICIAL
Result of 10-Year Study Is An.
nounced by Maryland Uni
versity Horticulturist.
By a stan Correspondent Of The Star.

BY staI Correspondent of The Star.
COLLEGE PARK, Md, October rs.
ALI types of orchard fruits have
been improved when fertilizers high
in nitrogen are applied in the Fall
of the year, especially during October
and not later than November Is. ac-
cording to a 10-year study, results Of
which were announced yesterday
through Albert F. Vierheller, horticul-
turist for the University OF Maryland
Extension Service.
Apples, peaches and raspberries are
particularly susceptible to this treat
ment, the study shows, where cyana-
mid, sulphate of ammonia or calcium
nitrate is used.
The only conditions under which
it is improbable to use fertilizers in
the Fall is where the soil is acid or
there is possibility of teaching dur
ing the Fall or Winter, as in the
case of sandy soils, it is pointed out.
As far as growth and yield are con-
cerned, nitrogenous fertilizers have
been found as beneficial for Fall
applications as complete fertilizers, it
is further pointed out, experiments
having shown that fruit tree roots are
active for long time in Autumn
and seem to have a great capacity
for storing nitrogen.
Evening star., 1935-10-27
j. S. STUDENT AID
IN VIRGINIA GROWS
New Plans Being Drawn,
DR.. Newman Says in School
Relief Survey.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, October 26.-The
Federal Government has instituted a
hzeaole emergency education program
IN Virginia as supplemental to the
States own educational system, &C
cordlng to an outline prepared by DR..
G. j. Heatwole, executive secretary of
the Virginia Education Association
and editor of the Virginia Journal of
Education,
Projects in Virginia which directly
apply to education as listed today by
DR.. Heatwole follow:
Federal loans with partial outright
grants for school buildings and State
institutions projects; gifts to the
States for maintaining a minimum
school term; relief for school teachers
out OF job; the establishment Of
C. c. C. camps with suitable educa-
tional programs; financial and en-
ployment assistance to out-of-school
youth between the ages of 16 to Is;
outright grants for the assistance of
students at college, and small grants
to youth for continuing their studies
at high school,"
Cites New Project.
In commenting on the newest Fed
eral educational project, DR.. Heat
wole said:
Recently the Federal Government
set aside funds for the special pur-
pose of assisting youth between the
~f
OF school, The details Of the plan
are now being formulated.
DIR. Walter S. Newman of the State
Department Of Education, in a recent
survey. found on the relief rolls of
Virginia $4,000 young men and women
He found there are $500 college youths
in need of financial assistance in Or
der to continue their studies, and also
1900 other boys and girls who cannot
proceed with their studies in high and
elementary schools without some
financial help.
Others Need Aid.
Under this plan these classes Of
youth are to be given aid. He also
found that there are in Virginia 120,-
900 young women and 10000 young
men between l6 and IS, many Of
whom are unemployed and in need
of placement or adjustment.
''Dr. Newman has submitted policy
or general plan for carrying on the
work in Virginia which includes school
aid. counseling service, youth COM
munity activities, apprenticeship
training and works projects involving
training and employment"
Evening star., 1935-10-27
PRINCE GEORGES GIRLS
TO NOTE SCOUT WEEK
Troops Will Observe Period Be-
ginning Today and Ending
November 2.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HYATTSVILLE, Md, October 26.-
Troops of the Prince Georges County
Girl Scout Council will observe Girl
Scout week, which starts tomorrow
and continues through November 2,
when festival will be held at 8 PIN.
at the Hyattsville High School as
the concluding feature.
Each day of the week has been des-
ignateG for some special purpose, as
follows: Tomorrow, church day: Mon
day, homecoming; Tuesday, handi-
craft; Wednesday, thrift: Thursday,
hostess; Friday. citizenship, and Sat-
urday, health.
Each troop in the council will have
part in the festival. There will be
handicraft and pioneer exhibits, q
play, marionette show, motion pic
lures and other features. There will
be no admission charge, but cookies,
candy and punch will be on sale.
Evening star., 1935-10-27
LIBRARY COUNCIL PLANS
DISCUSSION OF LEVY
Silver Spring Body Will Consider
Move to Obtain Taxation
Support.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
SILVER SPRING, Nd, October
26.-Plans for securing tax support
for the Silver Spring Library, pro-
vided in bill passed at the last
session of the State Legislature. will
be discussed at a meeting Monday
night of the Advisory Council of the
Silver Spring Public Library ASsoci-
alton.
An enabling act was passed by the
Maryland Assembly. permitting the
county commissioners to establish a
special taxing area for the support
of the library, located in Jesup Blair
Community House. 1t authorizes a
2-cent levy against property in the
area served by the library.
Presidents Of various groups af-
f1liated with the council have also
been invited to attend A report will
be made on returns Of the recent
amateur night shows sponsored by
the library.
Evening star., 1935-10-27
PRINCE GEORGES C. OF C.
WILL DINE TOMORROW
Several Items of Business Seized
uled to Come Before Night
Meeting.
apeeial Dispatch to- The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
COLLEGE PARK, Md, October 26.
Progress Of the buy-at-home cam
paign being sponsored by the Prince
Georges Chamber of Commerce. road
improvement projects, announcement
of new committees and other business
will come before the chamber at its
dinner meeting Monday night at the
Terrapin Inn here. The dinner will
start at $50 o'clock and the meeting
will begin at 8.
Dinner reservations must be in the
hands of c. D. Anderson, the cham
ber's secretary, Baltimore street.
Hyattsville, not later than Sunday
evening.
Evening star., 1935-10-27
TALK ON ART GIVEN
TO WEDNESDAY CLUB
Miss Annie Wilson Is Featured
on Program of Sandy Spring
Group.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

epecial Dispatch to The Star.
SANDY SPRING. Md, October
26.-Featuring the Wednesday Club
program for its second meeting of
the season. held with Mrs. Thomas
Ladson, was talk on art by Miss
Annie Wilson of Kensington, chair
man of art in the Montgomery County
Federation Of Women's Clubs.
Miss Wilson furnished the program,
which was sponsored by Mrs. Thomas
Ladson and Mrs. Richard w. Janney,
under the sections of art and lit
erature, of which Mrs. Milton Ban
croft Is chairman
The organization went on record
as favoring the direct route of the
proposed Washington Gettysburg
highway. which decision was ordered
sent to the Community Council.
Mrs. Mahlon Kirk, 4th, presided at
the meeting.
Evening star., 1935-10-27
DR.. JAMES B. SCOTT
COLLEGE PARK SPEAKER
International Relations Club to
Hear Authority on Inter-
national Law.

By Stan Correspondent Of The Star.
COLLEGE PARK, Md, October 26.
DIR. James Brown Scott, widely
known authority on international law,
also a former solicitor of the State
Department, secretary of the Carnegie
Endowment for International Peace
and president Of the American In
stitute of International Law, will
address the University of Maryland's
International Relations Club Wednes-
day at IL am, it was announced
today.
DR.. Scott has been assigned the
place reserved for Signor Augusta
Russo. Italian Ambassador, who was
compelled to withdraw his tentative
acceptance because of diplomatic bar
riers in connection with the Ethiopian
situation.
Evening star., 1935-10-27
FLOOD REPORT DUE
Prince Georges Citizens to Hear
of Progress on Relief.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
, BLADENSBURG. Md, October 26-
Progress of the movement to obtain
relief from flood conditions in Bla-
densburg will be reported at meet
ing of the Federation of Citizens AS
sociations of Prince Georges County
Monday night at o'clock, at the
fire house here. All member associa-
tions are urged to send representa-
tives.
Evening star., 1935-10-27
Women to Give Supper.

CLARKSBURG, Md, october 26
(SpeciaD The annual oyster and
fried chicken supper of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Clarksburg M. Z.
Church will be held In the Clarksburg
shool next Saturday.
Evening star., 1935-10-27
SAVE WITH SAFETY
PEOPLES You ct Quality Merchandise Deep Cut Prces

Now that you've started the
fire in the fireplace, you'll need
one of these brooms for keeping
the hearth tidy. Besides, they
make colorful decorations.
Evening star., 1935-10-27
SCHOOL CLUB ELECTS
Mrs. Harry Boswell Reelected
in Hyattsville.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HYATTSVILLE, Md, October 49,
Mrs. Harry A. Boswell has been re-
elected president of the Mothers and
Teachers Club of the Hyattsville Ele-
mentary School, with Mrs. Leone Bar
Der, vice president; Mrs. Thelma
Beatty. treasurer; Mrs. j. Forrest DAILY,
recording secretary, and Miss Mary
Horsey, corresponding secretary.
Evening star., 1935-10-27
CLUB TO BE FORMED
Northumberland Young Demo-
Gratis Are Called.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HEATHSVILLE, Va, october 26.-
A. 3. Garner, chairman of the North
cumberland County Democratic Com
mittee, and Daniel Weymouth, Dem
ocratic nominee for Commemorative
attorney of Northumberland County,
, have issued call to the Young
Democrats of Northumberland County
to meet In the court house at Heaths-
vile Wednesday at 8 pm, for the
purpose of organizing Young Demo-
cratic Club.
La gaceta., 1935-12-16

Madrid.-He aqui ell Mani
fiesto de los ltelectuales es-
panoles condenando la inva-
sion de Utopia por Italia:
I'm movimiento internacio-
nal actda con vigor ~creciente
en- apoyo moral del pueblo de
Ethiopia y en- protesta contra
la vejaci6n que lie amenaza.
Espana, por su papel prepon-
derante en- la creaci6n del De-
recho International, por su ira
dici6n liberal y jurid.ca, por
las declaraciones condenato-
rias de la guerra que constan
en- SUI Constitution y por nece-
sidad decorosa de responder a
una invocation de humanidad,
no puede ser indiferente a
aquella iniciacion. La presen-
te proclama es un l~lamamiento
los hombres de buena volun-
tad. "a,
Ell adelanto de los tiempos,
las conquistas de la ciencia y
las terrorificas ensenanzas de
la Ultima guerra mundial pa
La gaceta., 1935-12-16
ESPERASE UN MANIFESTO
DE GIL ROBES

Madrid, Die. l6.-Tan prom
to quede tornado ell nuevo GO
bierno, ell ST.. Gil Robes, jefe
de la Ceda, publicara un ma
nifiesto recabando apoyo para
un Frente Unico Anti-Revolu.
cionario.
Don Alexandra Lerroux de-
clar0 al peri6dico FL Universal
de Barcelona, que su obra es-
ia deshaciendose, dandose de
lado a la valiosa cooperation
de los elementos que acaudi-
la ell Sr. Gil Robes.
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