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The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-02-06
POULTRYMEN PROTECTED
- AGAINST FALSE CLAIMS

PULLMAN-Washington poultry
men are offered real protection IN
buying chicks under the 1885
Breeder-Hatchery code because the
hatcheryman must live up to the
claims in his advertising, according
to w. D. Buchanan, State College
extension poultryman.
However, the. code will not pro-
tect the poultryman who misinter-
prets advertising claims or takes
too many things for granted not
specified in the claims for the
chicks. If the hatcheryman makes
no claim other than that he will
deliver chicks at a certain price, he
fulfills his contract when he deliv-
ers apparently healthy chicks at
that price.
The code protects the poultryman
from the man who makes prepos-
ferrous claims for his chicks such as
guaranteeing 24-ounce a dozen eggs.
The code forbids misstatements re-
garding the strains of chicks you
are purchasing and the hatchery
must be able to prove any state
ment regarding the strain. If stock
is advertised as blood-tested, vac
cinated or otherwise treated, it has
been so tested and treated. Chicks
must be delivered on the date sche-
duled unless the hatchery specific
ally notifies the buyer in advance
that they cannt be so delivered.
A definite check on the chicks de-
livered is provided by the specifica-
ton in the code that says, "All
containers in which chicks, poults,
started or otherwise are delivered,
shall contain label or statement
so printed and attached to the con-
tainer as to be easily read, giving
the name of the hatchery and, the
place and date of the hatch" Sales
literature and labels must also
clearly state differences in quality
where two or more gardes of the
same variety are offered. e.s
The code does rot compel the
hatcheryman to produce good
chicks or test for diseases but does
make him guarantee specific claims
in his advertising and forbids gross
ly exaggerated claims not backed by
facts.
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Land Classification
Urged By AAAHead
Regional Director Says Proper
Tax System Depends On
Classification

PULLMAN, February 4E"Classi-
fication of land is necessary before
just system of real estate taxation
can be established" says Rex E.
Willard, regional director, Land
Policy section, Agricultural Adjust
ment administration. One of the
detectives of the work now under
way in eight Washington counties
is to obtain the facts so a more
satisfactory system of taxation may
be created.
''The tax delinquency situation In
the state points to uneconomic tax
alton. Much land is carrying tax
load in excess of its ability to pay
Many of the counties in western
Washington have attempted to bal.
ance revenue from decreasing tim
Der resources by increasing levies
on agricultural and potential agri-
cultural lands.
''It has been thought that the
farmer would follow the loggers,
and as the timber was cut, farms
would be established, but many
types of soil suitable for forests have
not made satisfactory farm lands.
Large areas of eastern Washing
ton land best suited for grazing and
other extensive uses, have been Gull
tivated. Much of this land has not
produced crops sufficient to pro-
vide the farmer. a reasonable liv-
ing and pay the taxes necessary to
support roads, schools and other
government functions.
"As a result of putting lands to
wrong uses, many counties find half
their taxable lands delinquent and
huge acreages on the verge of coun-
ty ownership. The land must be
classified to determine it's capacity
for production, and our tax system
must be based on that classification.
There is limit to the taxes
land can bear and when that limit
has been determined by classified
zion, long time plans can be made
that will prevent the recurrence Of
the present tax delinquency situa-
tion."
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-02-06
YEGGS STEAL STORE SAFE
AND MAKE GETAWAY
(Republic News-Miner)

Shortly after five o'clock Satur-
day morning, robbers drove up in
front of John Stanley's cigar and
confectionery store, made entrance
through the front door of the store,
rolled a small safe from the rear of
the store and loaded 1t into truck
or car and drove away.
Mr.. Stanley who was sleeping up
stairs over the store, was awaken
ed by the noise, but before he could
get down stairs, the robbers were
driving away and he was unable to
see what kind of a car of truck
they We're driving. The safe, a small
one, weighing probably 300 to 400
pounds, contained about one humid
red dollars in silver, school and
county warrants to the amount of
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.NESPELEM NEWS
Visit In Spokane


Mrs. Robert Mcclure and sons
Donald, Wayne and Norman, and
Mrs. M. w. Jones went to Spokane
wednesday where they expect to
stay for several weeks. Mr.. Mcclure
and Delbert went as far as Coulee
City with them.
Meyer Guest Departs
Charles COe, former Superintend-
ent of the Flat Head Indian reser-
vation, who has been a guest at the
Harvey K. Meyer home for the past
two weeks, has gone to Tulalip.
Ankle Is Injured
Marguerite Williams sprained her
ankle while practicing basketball at
the Council hall Thursday after
noon.
Joins Store Staff
George James, formerly of Omak,
has taken a position as clerk at the
Ltnder and OFT store
Confined To Home
Ammonia Duffy was confined to
her home all week with a threat
ened attack of appendicitis.
Yell0wWolfe Baby Dies
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Billy YellowWolfe died Satur-
day morning.
v C. G. C. Worker Leaves
Earl Goldner, who has been en-
ployed at one of the G. G. g. camps,
returned to his home in Seattle
Monday.
Entertain AT Party
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Gray enter
tanned Saturday night with a card
party. Those attending were, Bob
Thomas, Eldon LaCourse, Harold
/ Walden, Paul Harrington, Hazel
Schoenburg, Teresa Turk, Gladys
Thomas and Marge Thomas.
Namtues Club Meets
The Namtues club held their reg
ular meeting Saturday afternoon at
the lunch room After the bust
ness meeting, the girls made dough-
nuts to serve at the dance that
night.
{ The members sponsored a darce
at the Council hall, Saturday night.
Clarence Woodbury,s orchestra fur
niShed the music.
Takes Agency Position
Miss Louise Wyborg is a new en-
ployee at the agency. She is assist
ing Mr.. Wheat in the land purchase
program.
Teachers Visit
Several of the teachers went to
their homes for the week end. Miss
Everson, Miss Phillips, Miss Bar
rick and her sister, Elaine, went to
Spokane. Mrs. Williams went out
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Will Test Cattle
For tuberculosis
A. E. Clark, Veterinarian, To
Make County Wide Tests;
Nelson First

A countrywide test for cattle tu-
berculosis will be conducted during
the next few days by A. E. Clark,
junior veterinarian Of the Bureau
of Animal Industry, 1t has been an
nounced by Vernon Chapman, coun-
ty agricultural agent. 80,
Tests ON cattle In the Nelson
district began Friday. O. M.
Barnes, supervisor, Of the Olympia
office Of the bureau, has come, 70
the county to start Mr.. Clark out
on the work. s.. ~
Mr.. Chapman explained that tho
county was accredited three years
ago and retains the tuberculosis .ac-
creditation, but that, new tests must
now be made to y, reestabliSh its
standing. The entire state now Is
classified as an accredited area.
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kartar

John B. Cleveland of Monse is In
this community taking the farm
census.
Dan and s. Cove were in Okan-
ogan on business Friday.
The Methow daily stage is now
again making it's run from Okan-
ogan to Nespelem, where the roads
are soft going to Nespelem one day
and back the next.
Arnold Will was caller at the
j. A. Pendell home Friday.
L. Warden is now moving some
of his sheep to Okanogan to his
lambing camp which he has there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Wilkie and lit
tie son spent Monday at the Frank
Love home. t
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to her home in Almira, and Miss
McClarney and her brother Willis
went to Yakima. Mrs. Hardenbrook
visited at her home in Cheney.
Spokane Nurse Here
Miss Morgan of Spokane, super
viSing nurse for the district, spent
several days this week at the agency
and visiting on the reservation.
Returns To Spokane
Edward Stevens, who has been
employed as bookkeeper at the Lin
der and OFT store, returned to his
home in Spokane, Thursday
Daughter Is Born
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Bob are the
parents of a daughter, born Thurs
day, January 81.
Boy Badly Cut
Leo Nanpooya, a 12-year-old In
dian boy, cut his hand very deep on
a piece of glass, when playing mar
bles at school Thursday.
Ill With Flu
Superintendent Levi B. Williams
has been absent from school most
of the past week. He was confined
to his home with the flu.
Omak Visitor Here
Perry Churchill of Omak was in
Nespelem Saturday.
Goes To Spokane
George Cleghorn made business
trip to Spokane Friday.
Move To Town
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl LeMay who
have been living at the agency, have
moved into their new home in the
northern part of town.
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NOTICE OF PRESENTATION OF
PETITION FOR INCORPORA-
TON OF THE TOWN OF MES
PELEM, WASHINGTON.

Notice is hereby given that the
following petition has been filed
with the Board of County Commits
sioners of Okanogan County, Wash
ington, to-wit:
To the honorable Board of County
Commissioners of Okanogan Coun-
ty, Washington:
The undersigned, who are duly
qualified electors of Okanogan
County, Washington, residing with
in the limits of the areas herein
after described, do respectfully pc
tition that sale area be incorpora-
ted as a town of the Fourth Glass,
according to the Laws of the State
of Washington, under the name
Town of Nespelem, Washington"
The area to be incorporated and
the boundaries thereof are more
particularly described as follows:
That certain area included with
in the "Plat of ToWnsite Of Nespel-
en-, according to the survey there
of, by the United States and of file
and of record in the General Land
office, being plated on and bound
ed by the following ub-divisions in
accordance with the survey of the
United States thereof, to-wit:
The East Half of the Southeast
Quarter of the Southeast Quarter,
and the East Half of the West Half
of the Southeast Quarter of the
Southeast Quarter, of Section "a;
and the Northeast Quarter of the
Northwest Quarter of the Northeast
Quarter of the Northeast Quarter,
and the North Half of the North
east Quarter of the Northeast Quar-
ter of the Northeast Quarter, of
Section Is; all in Township 81,
North, Range 30, E. w. NJ; also the
Southeast quarter of the Southwest
Quarter and Lot -Four Of Section
10; and the North ten chains Of the
West ten chains of Lot One, of Sec
ton 80; all in Township 81, North,
Range 81, E. w. M.
In support of our petition, we
represent that the number of in
habitants residing within such
boundaries to be not less than three
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Feb. 8-15-22.
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SITS and two liberty U. S. bonds of
the value of 500 each, besides a
number of mining shares of stock
and lot of personal papers, Of val
ue to no one but himself.
AS soon as Mr.. Stanley discovered
the robbery he notified the sheriff's
office and city marshall, but their
office and city marshal, but their
bers had made good their escape,
and SO far no arrests have been
made.
The robbery occurred soon after
Marshal Bishop had made his
rounds of the town and gone home
for the night.
Besides the safe only a carton of
cigarettes and a box of cigars We're
reported missing. Entrance was
made by jimmying the front door
and springing the lock.
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SO. Mrs. Grace Greiner.
80. Don Condor.
T. G.. Buckingham.
James w. PooltCn.
Bernard S. CARRIER.

Notice is further given that on the
25th day of February, 1885, said pc
It'll IN will be presented to the
Board OF County Commissioners of
Okancgan County, Washington, at
their offices in the Court House in
the Town IF Okanogan, said county
and state, at the hour of IL o'clock
a. M, at which time said petition
will be heard and action be taken
thereon as provided by law.
Dated this 9TH day of February,
1885.
LUCILLE S. BURGHARDT,
County Auditor and ex-officio
Clerk of the Board of County Com
missioners of Okanogan County,
Washington.
Feb. 8-15-22.
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SNOW CAVES IN ROOF

CHESAW- Sunday the roof of tho
dance pavilion at Lost lake was
crashed in by the weight Of the
snow. IS ,,tesst ~, ~
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-02-06
"WHEN YOU BUY ORIENTAL
RUGS"

BY Professor Grace G.. Denny,
Home Economics Dept.
University of Washington
The owner of an Oriental rug
prizes this possession for Its variety
La gaceta., 1935-03-21
REPARTIDO A LOS CONDA-
DOS Ell DINERO DE LA
ATLANTIC COAST LINE

Tallahassee, MARIO 21.-Tres
horas despues de ihaber recibi-
do $196,813.00 de la Atlantic
Coast Line para los gastos de
las escuelas ,el Intervention Lee
desembols6 ell total a "a conda-
dos. Los cheques de esa EMPIRE
sa llegaron en- ell correo de por
la manana y salieron en- Ell de
la tarde. FL dinero Sc destinara
a pagan sueldos de maestros Y
de choferes de los omnibus de
las escuelas.
Hace algunas semanas ell in
terventor pidi6 a la Atlantic
Coast adelantara ell page de las
contribueiones para remitir ell
dinero a las escuelas y fue COM
placido por ell coronel w. E.
Kay, un alto empleado de la d.
recciGn. Los cheques de ocho
c0ndados sc demoraran por al
gunos dias.
La gaceta., 1935-03-21
CORTE DE 10 CRIMINAL

I'm jurado declare aver cuA
pable de haber asaltado, robaR
y herido a Ben Hale, un negro
vendedor de pescado, a los ne
gros Ruby White y Robert Har
den, FL delito Sc cometi6 en- la
noche de Navidad y lie quita-
ron a Hale TODD ell dinero que
levaba en- los bolsillos, $21.
La defensa, representada por
Alton Peacock, anunci6 que pre-
sentaria una L.oci6n s0licitan-
do nuevo juicia, aplazandose
entonces la sentencia.
: Providence Collura, de SIS
amos, Sc declare culpable de ro-
bar gas del alumbrado y qued6
libertad, sujeta a sentencia.
Manifesto que la enfermedad
de una hija lie habia obIigado a
usar csc combustible, sin poder
ipagarlo.
La gaceta., 1935-03-21
LA SUBSCRIPTIONS PUBL
CA PARA Ell COFRE DE
LA

Los centenares de ciudadanos
que rec9rren la poblaci6n bus
cando donativos para ell Cofre
de la Comunidad, presentaron
aver un informe conjunto en- ell
cual Sc senala en- S49,012 la can
tidad recogida. Esperase que la
actividad Sc in%tensifique hoy y
que Ell fondo pase de $4,000 an
ties del viernes.
Ell alcalde Chancey recibira
hoy en- el ayuntamiento a un
grupo de legionarios, moviliza-
do para ayudar en- esta campa-
ma.
La division especial habia re-
caudado anoche S11,065; la de
empleados, $5427.9O division
de mujeres, $1190; division de
hombres, $3.50; division de ne
.gros, 1921. y division de eseue-
las 1888.
La gaceta., 1935-03-21
Programme Musical

Los miembros del Club Edu-
cacional de Adultos pertenecien
ties a la Wolf Settlement, que
tiene su local social en- ell hume
70 2801 de la Gale II, invitan
a sus amigos para la velada de
hoy.
Tomaran parte las ~guitarris :
tas Srtas, Audrey Taylor, An
nette Taylor y Wallace Cord :
man; la violinista Srta. Mary
Louise McGahey y la pianista,
Ines Hurt.
Ademas ell coro de la Iglesia
Metodista de Tampa Heights.
Empezara a las 8 p. m.
Cesar RiUer0.
La gaceta., 1935-03-21
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Estaci6n WDAE y cadena
Columbia: $50, pianista Ma
rion Carley; AS, los Cosmopo-
litas; 6:15, Mann e Irwin; AS
organista Charles; 700, Myrt Y
Marge; 500, orquesta del Re-
gis; $3.50, album musical; 800,
Walter O'Keefe; Ills, orques-
ia de Jones; II 80, discurso del
abogado general Cummings So
bre n%arc6ticos, y II AS, orques-
ia de Gus Arnheim.
Estaci6n de Clearwater y ca
dena Nacionaf: 4:45, revista es-
pamela Ell Chico; 5:45, la huer-
fana Ana; TOO, Amos y Andy;
800, Rudy Ealle y estrellas;
900, embarcaci6n del captain
Henry; 1000, orquesta de Paul
Whiteman;
La gaceta., 1935-03-21
Les allados actuaran c6hjuntamente
frente a la amenaza del dictator Hitler

Londres, mario 21.-Para do
minar los planes guerreros de
Alemania, Inglaterra, Francia
e Italia han co9Yenido en- &C
tuar conjuntamdte. Una con-
ferencia Sc efectuara ell sabado
en- Paris y los Aliados de aver
Sc trazaran una norma de con-
Quota. Despu6s de la vista de
Sir John Simon y Antonio Eden
a Berlin, Varsovia y Moscou Sc
verificara una segpnda confe-
rencia.
Francia Sc MEGA a recon0cer
ell derecho de Alemania al rear
me sin antes obtener ell consen-
timiento de las naciones que fir
marOn el tfatad0 Gle Versailles.
Esperase el envio de una no.
ia ~francesa a Berlin pidiendo 3
Hitler expliQue los motives que
tiene para haber violado csc ira
tado.
En- Roma ell primer ministro
Mussolini Sc reuni6 aver con al
tos oficiales fascistas, decla-
rando que favorece una CONVEX
saci6n entire los Aliados de aver
con respeeto a la actitud de A
iemania.
Hitler conferenci6 secreta-
La gaceta., 1935-03-21

mente con ministries y persona
lies inflUyentes en- la politica
nazi, pero mantiene la norma
de "esperar y YER, aunque sa-
be que el mundO sc halla indig-
nado contra ell proceder de su
igobierno.
Los diputados polacos del ala
iZ1uierda atacaron aver al 60
bierno por su nueva politica a.
mistosa hacia Alemania.
En- Ginebra, ell Conseio de la
Liga de Naciones, en- session es-
pecial, habl6 de las representa-
clones de Francia condenando
la conducta del "na2ismo". Hit
Ter al parecer sostiene que el
tratado de Versailles es IN pa
pei inservible.
Ell Pres;dente Roosevelt, to-
davia disgustado por ell proce-
der de algrnas naciones en- los
problemas del Pacifico, no iha
definido Ia Inca de SUI gobierno,
pero aconseja a Europa ell esta-
blecimiento de la norma de
''buen vecino".
La nota francesa a la Liga
sali6 anoche y Sc refiere a la
posibilidad de sanciones econ6-
micas contra Alemania, que pu-
dieran resultar en- un boycott.
La gaceta., 1935-03-21
Pleitos y Divorcios

Irene Harrison contra Ralph
Harrison; Jean Causey contra
K. Head; Grace Maritime con
ira Mutual Benefit Health and
Accident; Jesse Harris contra
la ciudad de Plant City; c. G.,
Adams contra Ollie Abrams;
Agnes Sullivan contra Walter
D. Downey; Steve Palermo con-
ira Dollie Palermo; Ida Ellis
Baker contra Oslo Arthur.
La gaceta., 1935-03-21
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Entraron aver los vapores a.
ricanOs Evelyn, Silver Sword Y
Millinocket y ell noruego Aust
vangen.
Con pasajeros y carga arrib6
la motonave inglesa Nunoca,
procedente de la isla de Gran
Caiman.
Ell Evelyn, arriba menciona-
do, sali6 en- horas de la tarde
para New York, Port Newark
Y Baltimore.
La gaceta., 1935-03-21
ESTA MORIBUNDO
Ell HOWE

Washington, MARIO 21.-Es-
taba anoche moribundo Ell Sc
cretario del presidente Roose-
welt, Luis M. Howe. Ademas de
ser secretario del jefe del esta-
do, Howe es su amigo intimo
desde hace mas de 20 amos. To-
das las audiencias del presiden
tie Y su esposa fueron cancela-
das.
La gaceta., 1935-03-21
LA ADMINISTRATION DE
LOS BIENES DE LOS JE-
SUITAS

Madrid, MARIO 20.-El minis
tro de hacienda ha llevado an
decreto al conseio de ministries
que Sc refiere a las reclamacio-
mes de los bienes procedentes de
la compania de JESUS.
La gaceta., 1935-03-21
EnfernlG

EnfermG
Guarda CANA en- su domicilio
de la Gale 10 numero 1915, la
Sra. Ramona Soto, que padece
de una grave enfermedad.
Els asistida embellishments
por ell DR.. Santiago Paniello.
Rogamos por su pronto resta
blecimiento.
La gaceta., 1935-03-21
Una veIado

Una Velad0
La prepare la Seccion de Gull
tura y Propaganda, en- los salo-
mes de la Unione Italiana, para
ell venidero domingo.
Ell programa consta de discur
sos, bales, cantos y m4sica.
Empezara a las 8 p. m.
La gaceta., 1935-03-21
TenidG

Para manana, en- los Loyal
Knights. Trabajos de iniciaci6n
por la Seccion Juvenil de esa 10
gia.
Despues habra una sorpresa
para todos los presentes.
Sc supiica Ia mas puntual a.
sistencia.
La gaceta., 1935-03-21
MATRIMONIOS

Alberto Shaife, "a, y Birdie
Harville, AZ; Tomas Alfonso, Al,
Y Dolores Sanchez, 43; z. w.
MILESTONE, 20 y Leona A.
Smith, "a.
La gaceta., 1935-03-21
A 81 favor

A Su fGUOr
Aconsejamos a las damas que
pasen por ell salon de belleza de
Mario, en- la avenida South Ho-
ward 300, para hacerse ell toca-
do del bale de San Jose, ell sa-
bado.
Mario nos ha traido la or :
questa de Carlos Molina.
En- su %anuncio, que publica-
mos hoy, vera la reduction de
precios en- los autenticos perma
nentes.
La gaceta., 1935-03-21
I'm bale

Ell Club Siac, dara un bale el
dia A de abril en- les salones del
Centre Espanol de West Tam
pa.
Sc llamara "Victor's Ball."
con la orquesta de Mano San :
chez. Ell mismo dia habra una
carrera de Narration. AL vence-
dor Sc lie hara entrega del pre-
milo en- ell bale.
La gaceta., 1935-03-21
BUenG ~OportMnjdGd

BUenG Op0rtNnjdGd
La que ofrecen los j6venes co
merciantes Juan Fernandez y
.Genaro Garcia, en- su acredita-
.da tienda de la Septima y Gale
Is, con motive de su decimo a.
|niversario.
Han hecho una considerable
reduction en- los precios, con ell
fin de compartir con sus ami
gos y ~clientes, un ano mas, de
Eprogreso y bien cimentada IA
ina.
La gaceta., 1935-03-21

Aqhnentdr0n las meSdS
Las mesas vendidas para ell
cabaret del Sabado, en- ell Cen :
tro Espanol, suman va a 81.
Han hecho las dltimas solicit
tudes Ramon Corrales, Ramon
Maseda, Miss Arrange 7 Jack
Valero.
{ Sc acabaron las primeras en-
i salon de bale. Unicamente
quedan en- la terraza y en- salon
de recepciones.
Habra una sorpresa que quiz
zas pueda anunciar manana.
La gaceta., 1935-03-21

WMb
-~%Aaso Yarsovia habra CO
'amafsado sus planes y PROPOSE
t hdPierre Laval. Esta entire
a r.evia excluye por antici-
I.Iosibilidad de que ell M
aHHsAico de Negocios
"a Hitjeros Sc presto a la ma
Poscbra que tienen preparada &s
dictadores del tercer Reich pa
"a poner en- desacuerdo a Fran
cia e Inglaterra, apartando a
Gsta de las normas establecidas
recientemente en- Londres.
La intenci6n de AlemaniS es
ai3lar a Francia Y poner a Ru-
STA en- cuarentena ante ell impe-
rio britannica. Ell pecado come
lido por Russia, segdn los go
bernantes nacional socialistas,
cofsiste en- la tenacidad con que
defiende ell pacto oriental. En-
esta defensa quiere yer la Ale
mania Iaitlerista un cbjetivo inn
peyialista de los soviets,
La tests alemana es de diff
cilisima demonstration. No i'm
porta por que razones-pacifis-
mo desinteresado 0 tenor a una
guerra inmediat2-la Russia So
vietica ha Experimental una
radical evolucion en- su orienta-
ci0n International, Para pro-
barlo, bastaIa su presencia en-
la Sociedad de Naciones, contra
la que tan implacables filipicas
han pronunciado, durante mas
de una decada, los dirigentes
del comunismo,
Ell pacto oriental es la coloni-
zaci0n y ell remate de la nueva
politica exterior de Russia. No
es un tratado dirigido contra
naci6n alguna, a no ser contra
.aquellas que Sc propongan alta
car a una de sus vecinas. Hace
muy POGO tempo los estados
que han conclude csc pacto con
Russia vivian cast todos en- pc
relaciones con ella. iIban
a caer en- una celada, teniendo
Sus recelos tedavia vivos?
Alemania no quiere suscribir
ell pacto oriental porque lie re-
tpugna aceptar NADIA que lie ligue
las manOS para futufaS empire
sas expansionistas. Polonia, ca
da vez mas german6fila y mas
.rus6faba, Sc encuentra en- iden-
tico case. al mariscal Pilsudski
y al coronel Beck va no les inte-
resa la possession del pasillo pola-
CO, y 10 cederian, con la Alta ST.
lesia Incorporate a su pals, con
tai que Alemania les asegurase
una compensation a costa de
Checoeslovaquia Y de Lituania.
La gaceta., 1935-03-21
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teme que ell decreto sea una MAJ
niobra del Sr. Marraco, inspi-
rada por los derechistas, para
lograr una nueva prorroga, es
decir para burlaS Ia ley e ir
logRndo la dSvoluci6n de los
bienes de la compania de Jesus,
cosa que Sc vienen efectuando
en- "proporcion alarmante''. A
esa c0mpania religiosa Sc hart
devuelto va fincas, propiedades,
capillas Y obligaciones de la u
MON Electrical con I'm val
de A millones de pesetas. 80