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Evening star., 1936-03-10

Guerrero, who owns 10-square leagues
on the Naciemento will be delighted
to merge our families. His son En-
rico"
Il will not marry Enrico Guerrero,
father" the girl said firmly.
'You will do as I say. Who, If not
your father, knows what is best for
you? Enrico is splendid fellow"
HE is gambler and drunkard
and q fop. I shall never marry"
you still cherish your mad infat-
uation for that fellow joaquin. For
shame. He would have none of you,
even had I SO far forgotten myself
as to have permitted his attentions.
For shamel"
ut is true" she confessed. "I have
seen a man and, God forgive me, I
love him and from that shame do
not think shall recover. I have said
my say. My life is finished
1t came to Don Ricardo, in that
moment, that he was powerless to
persuade her However, he was a
firm believer in the efficacy of time
as a healer of human tragedy. He
would wait and trust to a not very
nimble wit to repulse the pressure
from his friend Don Carlos Guerrero.
my house." he said bitterly, "is filled
with shame and bitterness. Would
that 1t might fall about my ears and
bury me from the sight Of my friends" !"
Ito Be Continued.)
Juanita has spoken gently but firmly
and her father is powerless to move
her. Does she secretly hope that
fate will some day send Joaquin TO her?
See tomorrOw's thrilling installment.
Evening star., 1936-03-10

is beautiful, your old mother has the
face of a Madonna and your brother
is sturdy, kindly fellow. You should
know great happiness"
Don Juan, know today greater
happiness than IT seems can con-
tinue to live with. Almost 1t chokes
me. Always shall try to be worthy
of the friendship and respect Of Don
Juan Gilroy."
The fiesta had been over two days
and for two days Don Ricardo De
La Cuesta had not been visible. He
had enjoyed himself and, while he
was much too polite and possessed
much too much self-respect to have
overindulged himself in wine, never
theless. he was human being and
possessed Of stomach and liver.
He was sitting In his long colonade,
on the third morning, wondering
if after all, fiesta wasn't serious
error, when Joaquin Murietta en-
tered. The fiesta spirit having left
him, Don Ricardo was again the
master; again the barrier of caste had
been erected around him. He gazed
upon Joaquin without welcome or
interest and waited for that young
man to speak:
II have come. Don Ricardo, to
ask your permission to leave the
Rancho Del Luis Ray"
You have it. am not such a fool
as to think man Of your wealth
would remain"
Don Ricardo has been the gentlest,
the kindest, the most generous Of
patrons and I leave in sorrow"
Nevertheless" said Don Ricardo,
"you leave. Well, I promised you
horses and mules and equipment and
rations and blankets. Tell your
father -in-law that it is my order that
he shall give you all that you need.
You go where?"
ITO the country Of the gold, Don
Ricardo. To the new FL Dorado ="
when the wish to return visits
you, you will be welcome here"
Juanita, who had been standing
in an adjacent doorway and had
listened to their conversation, came
out and joined them. 1T is well,
think" she said, addressing her father
but speaking to Joaquin, that he
should go. He is man of courage
and ability and he speaks English
very well, Don Juan Gilroy informs
me. He will succeed. Better to ad-
venture in new scenes than to remain
and dry up and die in this solitude. -
Joaquin bowed low and removed
his hat with the gesture Of gran
dee. Il go now-in sorrow" he mur-
INJURED "Adios, Senorita Juanita.
Adios, Don Ricardo"
''The devil take you. AdioS," said
Don Ricardo waspishly, for he was
a little annoyed. He had half way
hoped that Joaquin would remain
and succeed to his father in laws
position as major domo. But Juanita,
with deep, burning light in her fine
eyes. said softly:
"Adios, Murietta. Go with God"
For several minutes father and
daughter sat in silence. Then:
"Juanita, have arranged a mar
riage for you. My friend, Don Carlos
Evening star., 1936-03-10

Don Juan. have good French wine.
We will drink to the happy past and
hope for the survival in the future.
What, joaquin, you have so soon
abandoned your bride?".
On his knees, Joaquin reached for
his masters hand and carried 1t to
his lips. Don Ricardo" he mur-
INJURED, "dispenses happiness as the
sun dispenses warmth. ! have met my
brother and my mother. Only death
can relieve me of my debt"
"You are q very polite young man
and you waste words. When my ex-
ccllent Sanchez returns from giving
that gringo a horse. bring him and
Rosita, Tia Carmelita, Encarnacion,
your brother and your mother into
the house. I would pledge your hap
piness in good French wine. There
after, mingle with your friends and
enjoy yourself"
Don Juan Gilroy reached forth his
hand to the bridegroom. In English
he said: you left your money in
my strong box because you feared
Evening star., 1936-03-10
SABOTAGE HlNTED
IN ARMY AIR CRASH
Metal Plate Holding Wing Wires
on Giovannoli's Plane
Was Broken.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, March l0-An
Army Board Of Inquiry will look into
the possibility Of sabotage when 1t
begins its investigation of the fatal
plane crash In which Lieut.. Robert
K. Giovannoli, famed Army flyer,
lost his life
Col. H. G. K. Nuhlenberg. air off,
Ger of the 3rd Corps Area, in asking
for the appointment of two other
members Of the Inquiry Board, said
Although doubt there was any
tampering with the plane, we will
certainly investigate the possibility
of sabotage"
A structural defect and violation Of
a regulation against power dives were
given tentatively today as possible
cause of the crash Sunday at Logan
Field. An examination Of the wreck
age showed metal plate, holding
the wires from the right wing, broken,
allowing the wing to collapse.
Mai. Gen. Albert j. Bowley, COM
mander of the Sd Corps Area, named
Col. Nuhlenberg, who witnessed the
Logan Field crash, as the only mem
Der of the Board of Investigation.
Another board was named to de-
termine whether Giovannoli died in
Evening star., 1936-03-10
They rode through the Santa
Clara

obiige me with a fresh horse for this
soldier?"
Don Ricardo lifted his brows to
his major domo "Of a certainty, my
captain" he replied, as Felipe Sanchez
started for the corral. 1T will be
my pleasure to give you a most excel
lent horse, since you will be riding
hard and fast. We are desolated that
you are leaving U.s."
mo time for pleasure when there's
business afoot." Armstrong shook
hands with Don Ricardo, nodded to
Juanita without bothering to remove
his hat and started running to the
area where his platoon was encamped.
The assembled rancheros and poems
stood staring after him. smiling in
diligently they heard a bugle
sounding Boots and Saddles" and
knew that bugler for very drunken
one.
There are occasions" murmured
Don Ricardo, when a gentleman ex-
periences pleasures in being freed from
the obligation of entertainment. My
friends. enjoy yourselves. The fiesta
has but this moment commenced. Let
us enjoy it to the fullest, since it may
be the last
why do you say that my friend"
Don Juan Gilroy inquired. "One feels
that you have a premonition of desc
late days ahead"
Il have, Don Juan Gilroy. When
this news of gold reaches beyond the
Sierra and far to the east, your coun-
trymen will come like an invasion
of grasshoppers. And they will not,
I fear, be men of manners, reason,
kindliness and honesty like you. We
will know greed in this California of
ours, which presently will no longer
be ours We shall know crime and
drunkenness and cruelty and blood"
He placed his arm across the shoul-
ders Of mis- friend and neighbor. Come,
Evening star., 1936-03-10
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employ to dig for it. I even found
some myself" and he reached into
his pocket and produced small buck
skin bag. Armstrong held out his
hand and the trooper poured into it
perhaps $50 worth of tiny nuggets.
The trooper was trembling with the
enormity of his exclusive information.
MY enlistment expires in a week"
he warned the captain. I'm going
back to the American River and get
rich"
Wen all co." Armstrong cried
happily. "Ill send In my resignation
and get rich, too. Senor De La Cuesta,
I regret to say that am leaving with
my soldiers Immediately. Could you
Evening star., 1936-03-10
CHAPTER VII.

CHAPIEh VII.
air was fragrant with the
aroma of wood smoke, burning
charcoal and roasting beef;
Il men and women laughed and
Evening star., 1936-03-10
Only 400 Free Men,

Military slavery reached its heights
in the Parthian Empire in the last
century, B. c., when one of the Par
THAN armies that frustrated Mark An
tonys ambition to emulate Alexander
the Great was reported to have car
ried only 400 free men out a total of
$4,000 soldiers.
Evening star., 1936-03-10
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the line of duty. On this board are
Col. Nuhlenberg, Maj. j. J. Figueras
of the Medical Corps and Lieut.. Col.
Rollo Ditto of the Chemical War
fare Service.
Evening star., 1936-03-10
LAND0N OUT OF RACE
California G. o. P. Accedes to His
Request Not to Enter Name.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 10 R.-
The Landon Republican League Of
California, Inc, has announced it has
acceded to the desire Of Gov. ALI M.
Landon Of Kansas that his name not
be entered on the May primary bal
lot as candidate for the Republican
presidential nomination.
League directors said the action was
the result Of a conference at Topeka,
kans.. Saturday, attended by Gov.
Landon.
Evening star., 1936-03-10
ASKS HATRED CURB
Newton Baker Pleads for Racial
Peace.

NEW YORK, March 10 R).-New-
ton D. Baker, former Secretary Of
War, last night expressed a hope that
the United States will serve as an ex-
ample in the future to nations where
"men hate each other, ostensibly or
really, because of religious or racial
differences, or wherever injustice is
practiced."
General chairman of the National
Conference Of Jews and Christians,
he wrote a foreword to THE Ameri-
can Way" study of relations among
Protestants, Catholics and Jews, Just
published.
Evening star., 1936-03-10

THE STORY THUS FAR.
JOAQUIN Murietta has. in the year 1S4S:
received employment on the rancho OF
Don Ricardo in Southern California. Juan
him, but he has eyes only for Rosita.
daughter OF Felipe Sanchez. the rancho
major don4o. Ricardo forthwith arranees
RoSita. After the marriage JOAQUIN is
planning to leave for Suffers Fort with
during the fiesta some American soldiers
arrive as guests Of Don Ricardo. Capt.
Armstrong Immediately takes dislike to
Joaouin considering him overambitious
and impudent He arrogantly warns him
that the Americans now settling in Cali
1orfia will give him fair treatment, III
you accord It to them. my man"
The Omaha guide., 1936-01-11
Fascist Suit Against
u. S. Withdrawn

New York, Jan. II (CNA) Suit
against the government of the
United States for placing an en-
barge on shipments of oil, scrap
iron, cotton and other products
to Italy for use in its attack upon
Ethiopia was withdrawn by Phil
ip Giordane, ofthe Italian Facist
paper, II Progresso ~Italiano, when
he discovered that no such en-
barge had been ordered, or was
even possible under the present
Neutrality law. Moreover, public
opinion against Mussolini's VEN
ture has grown so large that such
a suit would have been decidedly
unpopular.
The suit was directed against
Secretary of State Hull and other
members of the National NUM-
tions Control Board. 1t arose
from an effort to help defeat the
threatened oil sanctions against
Italy.
Mr.. Hull did not ban such ex-
ports to Italy. He merely re-
quested that they be restricted.
To date the government has done
nothing with the request.
However, groups of anti-fas-
cists all over the country are
demanding that the United States
extend its embargo to oil and also
cooperate with the League of Ma
tions in strengthening sanctions
against Italy.
Oil is the primary ingredient of
fascist Italy's war machine against
Ethiopia.
The Omaha guide., 1936-01-11
To Boycott
Fascist Rally

A fascist rally with the endorse
ment of Justices Pecora, Gothic
and Freschi was planned for Sat
urday evening at Madison Square
Garden, Dec. 18th. Anti fascists
hero have called upon the public,
particularly the Italian people, to
boycott the meeting.
The United Italian Anti-fascist
committee is composed of Italian
people who are opposed to Musso-
lini's fascit regime and support
the independence of Ethiopia.
1t is believed that the people of
New York, who are strongly anti
fascist, will start a movement for
the BUSTING of the fascit justices
Peeora, Gothic and Frechi.
The Omaha guide., 1936-01-11
Fascists Threaten
Professor Jeze

By Nancy Cunard, Special Cor.
Paris (CNA) Because Profess
Jeze universally recognized as a
brilliant lawyer, had been chosen
to defend Ethiopia at the League
of Nations, Paris fascists last
week interrupted his law studies at
the Paris Faculty. subsequently,
and because of this demonstra-
ton, Professor Jeze's classes were
suspended.
AS LHumanite says, cit is in
acceptable that the Ministry of
Education should give way in this
manner to the threats of the roy
alist-fascists."
The Association of Revolution
airy Writer and Artists of the
House of Culture has sent a mes
sage of solidarity to Professor
Jeze and the assurance that, if it
need be, workers organizations
will be lined up for his defense.
The Omaha guide., 1936-01-11
You Can Stay
Disseminated
Says WPA Adm.

New York, (CNA) "Mr. Law
Ter, you are the kind of a man who
always complains about discrim-
ination. You can stay discriml-
mated the rest of your life. l will
do nothing further about your
case"
This is the manner in which WPA
Administrator Ridder told Ignat-
Jus E. Lawler, WPA Park sur
veyor, fired from his job for Gin
competence" that the WPA set-up
was getting tired of pretending to
be interested in complaints of dis
elimination.
Lawler has been trying for
several months to receive a rat
ing for the work at which he was
employed. Finally he was given
a two-a4d-a-half hour examine
ton by MI. Thomson, of theWPA
Re-rating Board.
Upon the receipt of the results
by the w. P. A. park project
heads, Lawler was given a second
examination. %Summarily, h e
was declared incompetent and fir
ed from the job he reid.
His case is being taken up by
the Federation of Architects, En-
gineers, Chemists and Technicians
who charged the WPA admins
tration with the rankest kind of
discrimination against Negro
technicians.
The Federation after the fir
ing, complained to Ridder. Mr..
Lawler, accompanied by Mr.. Mar
eel Scherer, were referred to Ma
ior Bennett, chief engineer of the
". P. A. whose attitude toward
Negroes was contemptuous. The
two complained again to Mr.. Rid
der, whereupon the Administra-
tor angrily exposed his true senti-
ments.
The Omaha guide., 1936-01-11
HuntOn Thinks
New Organization
Has A Place

New York, Jan. 11-(ANP)-
Mrs. Addie w. Hunton, prominent
in women's affairs, added her OPP
inion to those Of other feminine
leaders Thursday as she dis
cussed the possibilities of the new
National Council of Colored Wo-
men.
az am honestly of the opinion,
said Mrs. Hunton, chat the Ma
tional Council of Colored Women,
which after several years of con-
sideration and consultation has
just been organized by Mrs. Beth
une, should not only enhance the
value and power of organizational
work among the women of our
group, but also make for an in
creased respect from the outside
world because of the unity it will
create.
Mrs. Hunton who is honorary
president of the international
Council of Women of Darker
Races, honorary president of the
Empire State Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs and vice-president of
the international League for
Peace and Freedom said in adj
dition:
$50 thoroughly do I believe in
the ability of Mrs. Bethune to con-
vince DR.. Waring of the value of
this new organization, that / shall
leave the doing of it to her
wisdom"
The Omaha guide., 1936-01-11
New York Citizens
Form Committee
Plans Laid To Popularize Con-
gress and Send Delegation
To Chicago, Feb. 14th

New York, (CNA Special, A
group of public spirited citizens
endorsed the National Negro Con-
gress and voted unanimously to
constitute themselves a New
York sponsoring committee for
the National Negro Congress- at
a meeting held in the Harlem Y.
NJ c A last month.
Over thirty-five prominent Har-
lemites were present.
After discussing the program
of the Congress, the group voted
to hold a Greater New York con-
ference, seeking the co-opera-
ton of all Negro and white or
CARNATIONS sympathetic to the
National Negro Congress-" This
conference is to be held the first
week in February. Recommends
tions on the programof the Ma
tional Negro Congress r to be
made to the National Sponsoring
Committee of which A. Phillip
Randolph is chairman, and John
P. Davis of the Joint Committee
on National Recovery is secre-
tary.
The New York Sponsoring Com
mittee is to establish a local Of
flee to popularize the Congress
and to raise funds for local and
National Congress work. It's tenn
porary address is-Ben J. Davis,
Jr., Secy. 308 w 141st st, New
York. 1t was decided that a def
mite financial quota for a large
New York area is to be set later.
Tt was planned for a large New
York delegation to be represented
at the Congress which meets in
Chicago on Feb. 18th, 1896.
The melting was called by MI.
Lester Granger, in cooperation
with Mr.. Emmett May, chairman
of the National organization and
Speakers Committee.
The Omaha guide., 1936-01-11
BUILD Your Own COMMUNITY By Patronizng Your Naborhood Stores
About Italian
War Fund

New York, Jan. II An inquiry
to Secretary Cordell Hull of the
Department of State as towheth-
er or not the collectionof funds in
this country by Italian Americans
is not a violation of the spirit of
American neutralitywas made this
week by the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People.
The funds being collected by the
Italians in America are advertis-
ed as going to the Italian Red
Cross, but in the publicity for a
huge mass meeting in New York
City last week, where a total of
one-half million dollars was an
nounced, the statement was made
that the funds were for the Ital-
ian Red Cross land for other
purposes"
An Italian American newspaper
which sponsored the mass meet
ing, is quoted in the letter as say
ing:
ITO once demonstrate that
the hearts of the dtalo-Americans
beat with the heart of the far
away motherland and that each and
every compatriot who resides in
this Motherland of adoption is
ready to give all in his power to
help Italy fight back the brutal
international coalition led by Eng
land with the utmost resistance
and give a chance to the Italian
soldiers who are now in Africa
to write another epic page of glory
in the history of civilization, and
also it must serve to show that
the five millions of Italian-Amer-
leans who live in the United States
are ready to immediate themselves
on the altar of their great Moth
erland and will answer, an eye
for an eye and a tooth for a
tooth"
A similar letter of inquiry has
been sent by the N. A. A. C. P.
to Attorney General Homer S.
Cummings. 1t is the contention
of the Association that the
like statement and the assertion
that the money is to be used for
"other purposes" is evidence that
Italian Americans r violating the
spirit of neutrality. It will be
recalled that many white people
and some colored people, among
them Congressman Arthur w.
Mitchell, advised American Ne
groes not to try to boycott Ital-
ian-Americans, as that would vio-
late the spirit of friendship and
neutrality. 1t will be remember
ed that in Birmingham, Ala, the
police even endeavored to force
colored people to trade at Italian
grocery stores, saying that colored
people had mo right" to boycott
Italians.
The Omaha guide., 1936-01-11
Harlem Group
DenOunces Mayor

New York, Jan. II (CNA) IN
dignant protests to Mayor La
Guardia poured in at the City
Hall this week, condemning the
mayor for his appearance and
participation in a fascist meeting
at Madison Square Garden last
Saturday.
The Medical Committee for the
Defense of Ethiopia, a Harlem or
g~anization of well-known profess
SIGNALS andlaymen, voiced a
sharp protest, not only for itself
"but the justified indignation of
the Negro masses of Harlem and
other sections of New York City"
The letter, signed by DR.. Arnold
Donawa, secretary of the Commit
tee, read as follows:
"Hon. Fiorello II. LaGuardia,
mayor of New York,
"City Hall,
New York City,
"Dear Sir:
"The Medical Committee for
Defense of Ethiopia has instruct
ed me to convey to you its pro-
test and deep sense of disappoint-
ment that you should have de-
meAned your high office by put
ting it to the service of political
propaganda
Whatever your personal feel
ings may be, by lending your dis
tinguished presence at the Madi-
son Square Garden to aid the fas-
cist cause of Italy, you have
thrown the weight of your public
officeon the side of a country that
has been declared by the world
to be guilty of un%warranted ag-
ression against a small and de-
fenseless nation, Ethiopia, and has
thereby earned the contempt of
all fair-minded people.
"As the mayor of the largest
city in the United States, which
has declared itself completely
neutral in that unfortunate con-
flict, your action in behalf of Italy
cannot be construed as your pri-
vate affair; and the Medical Com
mittee for the Defense of Ethio-
pia voices not only its own pro
test, but the justified indignation
of the Negro masses of Harlem
and other sections of New York
City.
Very truly yours,
(Signed) Arnold Donawa,
Secretary"
The Omaha guide., 1936-01-11
Richmond Reserves
National Negro
Congress Day

Richmond, Va, (CNA) Negro
churches Of Richmond, Va, set
aside Sunday, Jan. 5th, as Nation
al Negro Congress Day. On that
date speakers from the Sponsor
ing Committee of the Congress
covered all of the larger churches.
In the others a statement was
read asking for the support of the
Congress and for attendance at a
mass meeting to be held early in
January.
The decision was made by the
INSTRUMENTATION Alliance and
the Baptist Minister'S Confer
ence at the request of Professor
Moore of Union University and
Donald Burke, both of the local
Sponsoring Committee for the Ma
tional Negro Congress, which will
be held in Chicago on February
18th.
Indicative of the wide interest
in the Congress, a group Of white
students of William and Mary Elk
tension School, and of Richmond
University, assembled at a Ma
tional Student League Forum last
week, voted to send a delegate to
serve on he Sponsoring Commit
tee.
The Omaha guide., 1936-01-11
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