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La gaceta., 1935-03-18
A LOS HERMANOS DE LAS
LOGIAS PROGRESO 81 E
IDEAL 55 DE LA INDIE
ORDEN DE
ODD FELLOWS

Por este medic cito a todos
los hermanos de ambas Logias
para la tenida que Sc celebrara
ell Martes pr6ximo, a las 8 p.
m, donde Sc conferira ell segun-
do y tercer grade a varios can
didatos.
Esperanto VERNE honrado
con la presencia de todos y es-
pecialmente por los component
ties del team de grades, quedo
de ustedes
Lisardo Campo,
Captain de Grades.
La gaceta., 1935-03-18

ia en- la pr6xima esquina por
donde debia aparecer la criadi-
ia.
Al fin, VIC llegar a la mucha-
cha.
lPor que no iba mas aprisa?
lie Aizo senas, Y la muchacha,
auncue las VIC, no apresur6 gran
cosa ell paso.
Pero Elvira, al yer que lleva-
ba en- la mano IN papel, Sc astre
meci6.
GSeria aquello la respuesta de
Enriqre?
Pocos momentos despues, en-
traba la doncella en- ell gabine-
tito.
! Que?..... lie has visto?....
d.. ipronto! Dame la respues-
La gaceta., 1935-03-18

ta..... iOh!. GQue dira?,., Gqut
dira?
Y mientras la doncellita per-
manecia muda, inm6vil, sin va
Tor para responder, la joven apo
Ider6se de la carta que viera en-
sus manos.
Pero, al mirar ell Sobre, pail
.deci6 d2blemente, y, abriendo
los oios llenos de asombro Y fl
.jando la mirada en- la doncella,
exclam6:
Como! mi carta?.... iQue
no estaba el?... Habersela de-
jado.
-Senorita... balbuce6 la chi
ca.
-5Qu6? Di pronto,.... id!
-Calmese usted.... iJesds!
iToma las coSas tan a pechos
La gaceta., 1935-03-18
Folletin No. 125
Gaceta
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

mas?... Enrique, Enrique MIC,
it6nme compassion al menos, 81
es que ell carino va ha muerto
en- til"
Este decia la j6ven en- sus
cartas, que, llenas de besos y de
16primas, echaba al correo la
dcncellita de su confianza, que
corlenzaba a comprender per-
f2otamente la verdadera situa-
con de su pobre senorita.
En- vista de que no obtenian
reSpuesta alguna sus cartas,
La gaceta., 1935-03-18

Por los "r61os" lanzarQS
johnson, Derringer y MacFaA
den, Chester Morgan, I'm reclul
ia del Detroit, peg6 tres ''hits"
y un "tribey" en- cinco veces al
bate.
Cincinnati &c, 10h, 2e; De-
troit &c, 18h, 4e.
La gaceta., 1935-03-18
IPROGRAMA DE LUCHAS
PARA ESTA NOCHE EN-
BENJAMIN FIELD

Los lunes de luchas, en- Ben
jamin Field, seran inaugurados
hoy bajo la direction de jim
Downing, ell active empresario.
La gaceta., 1935-03-18

dirimiran antiguas TIvalidad@
apelando a todos sus /ecursS !
dentro de las reglast no resp9s
tadas de Ia Comision Atletica.'
Condos derrot6 a Oscar Holm
beES, con malos procedimien-
tos, y los jueces lie q"uitaron la
decision. Despues p@te6 con Ell
Predicador Hogpe y tambien lie
disqualification. Pappas conoce
todas las "maniobras" psopias
e impropias y su Ultima victoria
la mantuvo sobre Billy Lutte,
en- cinco minutes.
Sc ha contratado para laase-
mifinal a Ed Meske, del estadO
de Ohio, que ell viernes derriba-
ra al professor Al Maynard, Jun
triquinrelista. Para adversario
lie han seleccionado a Jack Ro-
gers, Ell vaquero de las villa
Mas.
Tom Mahoney Sc batira cor
el Predicador Hogue, con limi
tie de 80 minutes; Dobie Os,
borne con Al Maynard, y Stan
ley Sikosski, un debutante, COZ
: Joe Cook.
Entraran de gratis los nino
memories de II amos que vayal
acompanados de sus padres.
La gaceta., 1935-03-18

q nileno Arturo Godoy, pug
- peso pesado, alcanzo aver {
fallo de los jueces sobre Tomm.
L%oughran, de Filadelfia, en- u:
match a 10 a~saltos.
La decision, injusta, motif
la protesta de los periodista
de los inteligentes, no asi a
"fieles'.
Godoy trat6 durante los
asaltos de pegarle al norte
ricano, pero sps mejoresl
Sc perdieron r. Ell aire,
temente los %jueces lie d
ditto por su ineficiente
vidad..
Deciase que ell fallo sen
fificado para que no hEs
vencedor nj vencido, pero No =.
hizo asi.
Evening star., 1935-11-17


BERNARD WYCKOFF airman
1-Chaiman E. r
Evening star., 1935-07-07
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FARM Y Y
RRRPEsHx SEdSAIER RgagS q SkP SkR
fsSb cs96S4sEs,s aS5 zioSfs asES y
AND DAIRY. MAIN DWELLING AND
TENANT HOUSE.
All of the personal property, on said
dairy farm consisting of 22 milch cows,
2 horses, l corn planter. l drill, l mower.
l corn plow, | manure spreader. ! disc disc
plow. 2-horse plow. hay rake. l 2-horse
wagon. . 4-horse wagons. sufhcient harness
0T S ad p9w in 5 seres n
field corn; AZ acres OF hay. and acres Of
ensilaee corn: 3 2-year-old heifers and 8
Wtb Of ea5 be GG rsh title and interest
membership in the .Maryland-viTginia Mix
10 O57 lbs of milk per month.
states district Court, for the District ef
Walker. bankrupt, the undersigned trustees
will sell at a private sale In the law otnce
Of Harold Smith sds
be in the hands of Harold c. Smith. at
N9HDAY; aT q oGI5cK 5g5x *; A.n 1ss5'
inis property will be sold either sepa-
rately or as an entirety Bids should be
submitted either or both ways. The trustee
bids.
All taxes and expenses of every, kind to
pay revenue stamps. title and costs Of con-
veyancing.
For further information apply to the
undersigned trustee at Hagerstown, Mary
land, or to Harold c. Smith. attorney for
trustee, Rockville Maryland.
CONRAD HAUSRATH.
Trustee.
HAROLD C. SMITH, Attorney.
Rockville. Maryland.
iu2 Il
Evening star., 1935-07-07

EHITETWO LOTS. CHEAg. WOODLAND
Soach. Nd. Cau Greenwood 2156.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

CHESAPEAKE BAY ESTATE.
sos acres. mostly level plateau land on
State road and has over 5000 #. bay
shore frontage. A going tobacco farm
tobacco barns. This is a valuable bay
property. Price. S25 900 terms.
THEODORE F. MENK.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, : UNITED
States Customs Service. Port Of Washing
ton D. c.. July s. 1935.-Under the act
of Congress approved February 49,. 1920
and Article 81 of the Customs Regulations
of 1851 under authority Of the director
of the Bureau of Navigation and Steam
boat Inspection, on the application of M.
G. Steinment, owner. the name OF the gas
screw MAUDE AND REG has been changed
10 VIKING. The vessel was built in 1905.
her official number is 201795 and she
measures II gross tons. F. A. NJ. SHAFER.
Deputy Collector, Acting in Charge.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
RENT-GARAGES
SALE-MOTOR CYCLES.

HARLEY 1928 IA. new tires. clutch. coil
brakes, rebuilt battery; $40. Address Box
3S3-K. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

WA1EhC nONl FnOFEnx xs
EEELD ESTATE. PLUM POINT WHARF
sGss iSssassd eH Sa;
frontage; S3.75O. =
NEElD ESTATE. ON SILVER SAND BEACH.
f0!as MnaEssuld iSs down
lot long famous for breath-taking 6O-mile
bay view; scenery Of scintillating gran
{sr Ssur. Nothing SUPERIOR on bay. Only one
90 miles from washington; 80 rooms
trieity: fishing bathing Immediate posses
sion. sell pdi cheap G t9 close estate. Apply Box
5T Fok . SALE ;E, to CLOSE EsTATE pas,, 5cRM 5lEN:
Beach. nr. Chesapeake Beach. Fine out
look over Chesapeake Bay. JOHN B.
GRAY. JR.. Prince Frederick Nd.
iarse rooms Kitchen, large screened PORCH
deep well. plenty shade. Columbia $3.50.
COTTAGE LOT ,50x150, LARGE OAK
sss: f's5ssah ssssh sS zsasss sssi so4 ssss 's@s
FOR sALE-HERALD HARBOR--2 LOTS
near Shelton Park: SIS cash or terms;
day day fs Rarffd am Gntsias sft % eae
number of my, car is s4-661: or phone
Slsrendon Glare % 1o66-J, Lots number &c. q;
COTTAGE FOR RENT NORTH. BEACH;
SIS for season: accommodate 6, furnished,
water inside. electricity North 4492-J r.
NORTH BEACH PARK-sALE OR EX-
ehange-cottage of large rooms on three
waterfront lots, bath houses and garage,
elec. lights. .elec. refrig.,, running water,
gas for cooking 135-ft. Grabbing and
fishing pier; set in beautiful grove of shade
trees. Priced to sell or will trade for city
house of approximately same value. owner.
phone Lincoln O502.
FOR SALE+4-AcRE TRACT WITH
water front. containing a large number of
ply NJ. TORNEY. Jusby. Calvert Co., Nd.
PINEY POINT-WONDERFUL LOT, 5Ox
1873. directly on Potomac; drastic sacrifice,
$3.50; worth $3.50. Box 243-E. Star offce.
FOR SALE-SoLIDLY BUILT SPACIOUS,
well furnished log lodge on PatuXent prom
ontory commanding beautiful view river:
8 bed rooms. 2 baths. living room: @0x30
feet. with large stone fireplace; furnace
Delco lights. Frigidaire: about 40 acres
good tobacco land and woods. fruit trees
fine fishing. bathing. boating and shoot
Ing: 150-foot swimming wharf; oysters
and crabs plentiful; price. SIS 600; or will
rent. SANDOZ INC Real Estate. > Du-
pont Circle. WASHINGTON D. C.
YOUNG COUPLE WISH TO RENT CABIN
or shore cottage on river near Washington
until November /. SCHWARTZ. l105
Keystone Ants
LOTS AND 7. BLOCK 80. RANDLE
Cliff Beach Md Excellent location owned
E. l.. SHEEHAN 10 14th NV.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

CHEVROLET 1879 cab4i0let. Good condI.
ton; forced to ssIl. 50 !. Cleveland zs7s.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

So 500 HANDSOME SOLID MAHOGANY
on seTe2R REe4 or 9ooaed
lots near Wash. Red leather upholstery,
125 h. p.. % feet long. .7-foot beam.
Factory rebuilt June '35. Dual feed car
buIetor. extra racing and cruising pro-
pellors This This boat is a real beauty; Owner
chase details phone Columbia 2Sss.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-02-21
By GRANDMOTHER CLARK

The tulip adapts itself so well to
applique and quilting designs that
1t is made use Of quite frequently.
This combination, showing the en-
tire potted plant, gained popularity
Immediately after it was released.
Tulips in bloom always form beau
tiful color scheme, and this tulip pot
Is also brilliant in prints and green
applique. These stamped blocks are
Is inches, and twelve are required
for quilt about 76 by 81 inches, IL
you use a nine inch border and four
inch strips between blocks. Strips
and berder widths can be changed
to make quilt any size.
Send 15c to our guilt department
for one Of these stamped blocks, No.
96-F, and the stamped applique
pieces ready to be cut out. Work
this up and see what a beautiful
quilt can be made Of this design. A
set Of six blocks will be sent for Toe.
postpaid.
ADDRESS, HOME CRAFT CO.,
DEPT. D., Nineteenth and St Louis
Avenue, st. Louis.
Inclose a stamped addressed en-
velope for reply when writing for
any information.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-02-21
By
Anna Mcclure ShOH
Copyright By W. Q. Chapman
WNU Service
SYNOPSIS

On her way to faculty position in
Lostland Academy, Janet Mercer meets
Prof. Arthur Fleming. also on his way
10 the Academy. At the school they
are struck by an air of mystery per-
vading the place. Gordon Haskell, pro-
prietor. welcomes them. Wilton Payne
completes the Academy faculty. In
schoolroom Janet finds q group which
the teachers had supposed were schol.
ars, are wax figures. Haskell explains
unusual circumstances connected with
the conduct of the Academy. Among
daughter of the late owner of the
school. The story of the tragedy OF
Lostland Academy Is that of two sis
ters and two brothers of Berenice.
who lost their lives in the water, at
the same moment, some years ago. The
wax figures were modelled In the like
nesses of the four children. and Doctor
Bracebridge's will provided that they
must be preserved. Payne learns from
Berenice that the uncouth giant whom
Janet had seen with Haskell 10 named
Balder. and 10 . valuable servant. From
an old farmer, Jerry Moore. the only
witness of the drowning of the chill
dren, Payne learns particulars of the
tragedy. He begins to take an increas-
ing interest in Berenice, as Fleming
does in Janet. Reading diaries kept by
the late DR.. Jethro Bracebridge, Payne
senses something sinister in the drown
ing Of the children. In the belfry OF the
old church he finds a long discarded
Christmas tree. Its presence puzzles
him.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-02-21
DoAN's PILLS
Baby Cross and
FretfuI With
Eczema
Relieved by cuticura

"Our baby had eczema on her
forehead and on the back of her
head. 1t started from a blister and
Kept spreading over her face. Her
skin was irritated and red, and she
kept 1t irritated from scratching 40
much. She was cross and fretful a
great deal, and could not sleep well
at night.
She was affected about two
months before I used Cuticura soap
and Ointment, and after using
them about three weeks you could
not tell she ever had this condi-
tion;" (Signed) Mrs. Neal Gladney,
Il. =. ID. I, Box AZ, Brighton. Tenn.
Soap 26c. Ointment 25c and Soc.
Talcum 25c. Sold everywhere. One
sample each free. Address: cent?
cura Laboratories, Dept. r. Maiden
Mass."-Adv.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-02-21

modern "R o m e.
starts moving.
He has modified
an army with air
planes to supple
ment tanks and ar
tillery, and the EN-
peror Of Abyssinia,
Halle Selassie. must
discipline his un-
ruly chiefs that
have offended Mus
solini by an attack
on African colonies,
or so much the
worse for Ethiopian
Selassie. who be-
-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-02-21
Swami Reclaimed

A few years ago region In Italy
known as Littoria was an uninhabit.
ed swampland. The government has
since reclaimed it BIZ draining the
marshes and today it is all being
farmed with 10000 families living
on 1t in modern farm homes. Lit
toria was received into the Italian
empire recently as its ninety-third
province.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-02-21
Delayed Schooling

Among pupils at Topeka (Kan.>
night school classes for adult colored
persons is large group, moro than
sixty years of age, learning to read
and write. A woman past eighty re-
Gently wrote her name for the first
time.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-02-21

To summarize the banking leglsla-
tion-and l think 1t is of paramount
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-02-21
WATCH YOUR
kIDH EYS!
Be Sure They Properly
Cleanse the Blood

VoUR kidneys are constantly al.
L tering impurities from the blood
stream. But kidneys get function-
ally disturbed-lag in their work
fail to remove the poisonous body
wastes.
Then you may suffer nagging
backache, attacks Of dizziness,
burning. scanty or too frequent
urination, getting up at night,
swollen feet and ankles, rheumatic
pains; feel "all worn out"
Don't delay! For the quicker you
get rid OF these poisons, the better
your chances Of good health.
Use Dodn's Pills. Dodn's are for
the kidneys only. They tend to pro,
mote normal functioning of the
kidneys; should help them pass or
the irritating poisons. Doan's are
recommended by users the country
over. Get them from any druggist.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-02-21
Centralized
Control

end likely to result from the legislation
is centralized control In Washington
Of the very nerve center of business,
money. The bill proposes to establish
what is called an open market commit
tee In Washington and to include as
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-02-21

Germany plans an army of 100000
men. small compared with the kaiser's
army. But the real fighting machine
hereafter will be located in the air
and, besides. German recruits for tn,
100000 army will serve only one year
Instead Of four, giving a rapid turn
over of trained fighters. At the end
five years Germany would have 1000
600 men trained to fight. 1t is likely
however. that whatever is going to han
pen will happen long before five year,
are up.
q King Features Syndicate, Ina.
WNu Service.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-02-21
BRISBANE
THIS WEEK
Mussolini Warlike
Supreme Court Power
ALI Happy There
Learning How to Spend

Mussolini has found the opportunity
10 show the world what it means when
, 1935-07-28
TROTSKY Sees
WARS AHEAD
Italian Clash To
Bring In Japs And
Soviet, Believes

OSLO. Norway. July q. Rj-
From his tranquil exile. Leon TrCszzy
could see Saturday the storm clouds
Of another World War gathering
above Africa.
Il believe the eventual Italo-
Ethiopian war Is In the same rela-
ton to a new world War as the
Balkan war OF 1912 was 10 the World
War of 1914" said the famed rev.
~olutionary exile.
1T il impossible TO say whether
a World War will break out in three
or five years" he ted an interview
CIR for the Norwegian Labor paper
Arbeider Bladet. but We ought 10
focus rather on a short time than a
long time
Like the Balkan war. Trotzky said.
the trouble in Africa would marshal
the worlds PAYERS into opposing
coalitions.
In speaking his prophecy. TrotZky
broke the silence he imposed upon
himself when he was driven from
Russia after the death OF Nicolai
Lenin- His predictions included a
soviet -Japanese war within a wear.
The Japanese will be militaris-
Tic expansion is very large at pres
ent." he said. land Tckyo's policy
IS quite incalculable. Japan may
have success at the beginning. but
il will necessarily be losing finally
because or the interAr position OF
the country"
, 1935-07-28
Case Load Reduced
Here BY 534 Families

Case load al the relief office here
GJe 10 case work and seasonal &C.
cLpations has been reduced bv 534
families since March ". said official
statistics released Saturday at the
Cameron County Relief Board head
quarters In Brownsville. Last fig
urrs were compiled M records taken
on July To-.
Records OF the Relief board Of
ficialS show that ON March W there
we're 1924 families in Cameron
county on government relief rolls.
0h July Is only 1000 families we're
dependent upon government relief
funds for their existence.
II was pointed out that calcula-
tons here have indicated that the
average size family Is 40 persons
According 10 these figures at Az
rough estimate $500 persons for
merly dependent upon governments
relief sources for their livelihood
are now independent or such as
SiStance.
, 1935-07-28
Small Cabin Plane
Visits City Airport

Carter Haas. pilot. Of Kansas City.
arrived at the Brownsville airport
bste Friday in a plane Of the Porter
field Aircraft Corporation of his
home city.
TIE plane Haas was flying was
a Porterfield cabin bi-plane, the
FIRST Of its kind TO be seen here.
OF recent design. the plane is said
70 be the first fully powered In
expensive cabin airplane for two"
Introductory letters this week we're
received here from the aircraft cor
poration for both pilot and plane.
Haas with the modern American
plane is planning TO visit Mexico
City and a number Of other points
n the southern Republic. He was
ir Brownsville Friday night and
Saturday pending the arrangement
OF clearance papers by the j. O.
Philen, Jr., company.
, 1935-07-28
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, July 27.-The steels
and motors stepped up Saturdays
brief stock market session and a
number Of specialtieS kept them
company.
There was some moderate profit
taking OF the usual weekend va
riety. but this was absorbed with
few casualties. The close was fairly
firm. Transfers Appropriated 6O0,-
900 shares.
Trading was quite active trading
at the opening. with blocks OF
several thousand shares changing
hands. The volume dwindled later,
although the majority Of prices
pointed higher.
The steel group received fresh
impetus for an advance OF so cents
a ton IN steel scrap at Chicago and
estimates that Youngstown sopera-
tons next week will be up some 4
points at So per cent Of csI aclty.
Motor car production was holding
ahead Of the usual pace at this sea-
SON.
Wheat enjoyed another sharp
squirt on additional crop damage
DEVELOPMENTS. Cotton was steady.
There was s~elective buying IN sec
ondary bonds. Foreign exchanges
we're quiet. the guilder receiving
some support.
Chrysier shares got up 2 points
to another high for the year and
new tops, with gain OF fractions
to around 2 points OF more, were
registered by u. S. Steel, Bethle-
hem, Case, Montgomery Ward, Ma
tional Steel and General Electric.
Followers Of the utilities, while
still hopeful, appeared a bit con-
fused regarding the situation IN
this field. With legislative action
on the holding company bill await
ing q conference between senate
and house committees, the fact
that electric power production has
been making e record highs for
this time Of year was seen as rea-
assuring.
The passage Of the omnibus
banking bill by the senate did not
appear to disturb nor hearten the
financial section unduly.
The boardroOms were pleased
with this weeks automobile pro-
duction which was estimated by
Grams at 1854 units against 49,
255 for the previous week and So
4l2 for the same week last year.
The decline was said TO be less
han seasonal.
, 1935-07-28
FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK

FORT WORTH. July T.-HJ-lO.
s. d. OF Alloys 200. including l2O
direct. Truck hogs steady; no rail
hogs offered, top io.4o. paid by pack.
ers for good to choice medium ana
heavy weight butchers, good hgnts
and mixed grade offerings SO
1925: few heavy butchers averaging
400 los. CTS.
Cattle 400: calves 100; saturdays
trade nominal. For week: Slaugn-
ter steers mostly &C lower, some
sales Of good steers 75c lower; She
stock 25-75c lower. good cows OH
most: slaughter yearlings ana
bulls steady; slaughter calves weak
stockers and feeders unchanged.
Weeks tops: Fat yearlings sou
heavy fed steers 8.65: fat cows $50.
bulls ATS; slaughter calves ZOO
Bulk prices. good fed steers 7.oO-
9.35: fed yearlings 8.00-50.
Sheep 800; Saturdays trade nom
inal. For week: All classes steady.
bulk medium TO good fat lambs
6OO-7.00; good lambs UP to 7-25;
medium 10 good fat yearlings AS
500; 2-year-old fat wethers $50
400.
, 1935-07-28
Couple Kneeling At
Coffin Shot Down

NEW YORK, July 81. RD-Ramon
Tunoz- Tebar. 50. shot down with
his niece. Margaret Alfano, 20, as
hey knelt at the coffin OF her
father in an uptown funeral par
'or. died Friday night at Knicker-
booker hospital.
Mis- Alfano told police they we're
shot by Alfred Ortiz, IS. a former
business partner Of her father.
Martin Alfano. and also described
as a former sutton Of the daugh-
ter.
Both Miss Alamo and MunoZ-
Tebar. who was a private secre-
tary for the Venezuelan consul gen.
eral here. suffered abdominal
wounds Friday when their assail-
ant drew a pistol from a cardboard
box and fired three times. He es-
capped.
, 1935-07-28
REDS CHEER
JAP ATTACKS
Delegates OF so Nations
Attend Communist
Conference

MOSCOW. July 27.-P)- Dele
gates Of fifty nations at the seventh
communist internationale Saturday
broke into cheers at a denunciation
OF japanese imperialism"
A representative OF the Chinese
red army evoked the cheers when
he shouted from the speakers
platform:
-Four hundred million Chinese
will not be serfs.-
Attacking japanese imperialism"
which the communist congress has
accused OF trying 10 divide the
world. Chow Ho Sing. self described
emmiSSary OF an army that locks
food, clothing and munitions. but
which has the support Of the people.
called the Marking government OF
General Chang Kai Shek one OF
Shame and treason
He pictured the red army as the
only hope OF the Chinese people
against invaders and Chinese mil
i~taristS who are selling out the
country To foreigners"
We have eason 70 believe" said
Chow. "the red movement will be
successful in organizing Chinese
-rristance against imperialists. We
ere now endsavo-ing TO create a
united front. The red army rs
Errwing and winning important
victories. we are short OF food.
have few uniforms and have TO de-
peEd on captured munitions. but
VIZ have the faithful support OF the
working people.
The Chinese people will never
allow their country 70 become an
In perialists' colony"
Chow was followed on the ros-
trum BY Nina Kamneva. woman
parachute jumper. who declared
heroiSm IS a quality inspired by
joseph Stain"
william PECK Of Germany de-
Glazed in a report In behalf or the
Comintern'S cThird Internationalel
executive committee that great
class battles are approaching.
He said the organization OF
fascist hordes and the frantic arm
ing for a new war is bound To stir
the toilers to action.