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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-03
DEFICIT TOPS BILLION

Estimated expenditures to be
made under the Soil Conservation
and Domestic Allotment Acts $44O,-
100000.
Total additional deficit 1886 and
1887, due to Supreme Court decision
and adjusted farm program $1,017,-
100000.
For the purposes of clarity, I
divide the present total additional
revenue needs of the government
into the permanent and the tenn
porary ones.
Permanent Treasury income of
500 million dollars is required to off
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-03
IT WASN'T ROBBERY,
SUSPECT TELLS JUDGE
Myers Suspends Sentence on Man
Who BOrrOwS Taxi.

Who BorrOwS Taxi.
Vernon Jones, 1880 Calhoun-st,
explained to Municipal Judge
Dewey Myers today that the taxi
cab he was charged with having
stolen three weeks ago belonged to
a friend and he had merely bor-
rowed it.
When the taxi driver substan-
tiated the testimony, Judge Myers
suspended sentence on charges of
unlawful possession and resisting
an officer.
The resisting charge was made,
Sergt. Ed Kruse said, when Jones
refused to put on his shoes, so he
could be taken to headquarters.
Eventually, Sergt. Kruse and Pa
trolman Hold Eller had to put them
on for him, they testified.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-03
SON FILES INTOXICATION
COUNT AGAINST FATHER

Judge Karabell Suspends Penalty,
but Demands Sobriety.
If Earl Metz, 48-year-old con-
tractor, 662 Mary-st, falls off the
water wagon again he must serve
100 days at the State Farm and
pay fine of $25 and costs.
A son, Edwin J. Metz, signed the
affidavit against his father on an
intoXication charge, and another
son, William Metz, was the prose-
cutting witness in Municipal Court
today.
Judge Charles j. Karabell sus-
pended sentence on condition that
Metz remain sober.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-03
BAROMETER
NJ ~.

BAROMETER
a. 29.S7 p. m...... e9.se
Precipitation "a hrs. ending at a. m. 90
Total precipitation since Jan. L. asa
Deficiency since Jan. l........... 40
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OFFICIAL WEATHER

United States Weather Bureau
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Indiana Employers of 8 or
More to Become Liable
for Tax April |.

Continued From Page One)
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The President reaSserted his be-
lief that the bulk of the new tax
program represented substitute"
taxes.
We are called upon" he said,
to raise BY some form or perma-
nent taxation an annual amount of
S62O,O0O,000. 1t may be said, truth
fully and correctly. that s500,O0O.-
600 of this amount represents sub
stitute taxes in place of the old
processing taxes and that only
$l20,000,o00 represents new taxes
not hitherto levied"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-03

his labor turnover, is to become
operative in 1910 and is to de-
termine the employer levy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-31
Reich Anti-JeW Law
Backed by Hungary

BUDAPEST-Hungary's friend
ship for Germany has apparently
led her to apply the Nuremberg
anti Semitic laws to Hungarian
Jews who may wish to marry Ger
mans in this country.
A decision which is Of some i'm
portance in view of the possibility
of Germany demanding that other
countries follow suit was taken by
the Hungarian ministry of justice
in refusing permission to a Hun
garian Jew to marry a German
girl in Hungary.
The ministry declared that Ger
man laws forbade such a marriage
and that Hungary, on the basis OF
existing reciprocal agreements
with Germany, recognized these
laws.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-31
10000 COMBAT
PLANESASKED
FOR DEFENSE

A demand for 10000 fighting
airplanes for Americas national
defense, backed by 100000 pilots
was made last night by Robert
Shrage, national commander OF
the Army and Navy Union.
Shrage also praised the Junior
Birdmen of America, sponsored
by Hearst newspapers, and the
McSwain bill for training Of
junior pilots.
In a statement he said:
"The Army and Nav Union
Of the U. S. A. will immedi-
ateIy start a serious campaign
to sell the need of a large air
force, as most vital part of the
national defense, to the people
Of the nation, in order that
they, In return will demand
that the national Congress en-
act laws calling for the build
ing Of a huge aviation military
machine.
I'm this connection, we will
take. as our objective the total
building of ten thousand
modern 'air-fighters' Of the
highest degree of efficiency, TO-
gether with sufficiently trained
pilots to bring the total num-
Der of pilots to 100000.
1--WE believe that the time has
come for this nation to recOg-
nize the danger from q pOten-
tial afraid by q foreign enemy,
and that the time to start pre-
pairing against such an eventu-
atty is during peace time.
"Such training for q reserve
pilots corps, as set forth by the
McSwain bill meets with our
heartiest approval, and we will
support this type Of legislation,
together with any other that
may carry out our ideas In the
aviation bracket Of national de-
Tense.
ct will be our constant en-
deavOr to sell to the public the
idea of defending this country
in time of war with thousands
Of airplanes and tens Of thou
sands Of pilots trained to fly
them.
1--WE believe each State should
be assisted by the National Gov
eminent in the creation Of
training schools for this pur-
pose"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-31
Builder Dies, Crazed
Servants Third Victim

CLEVELAND, Jan. 81 U.NSO.
Wounded by his discharged chauf-
feur, John A. Killing, SO, nationally
known building supply man, died
in a hospital here today. His was
the third death resulting from the
crazed servants shooting spree.
Frank Pozsgai. 40, who had been
discharged as the King family
chauffeur, shot and killed Lena
Schengbier, As, the cook; fatally
wounded his former employer
when King interceded, then fled
to the garage and killed himself.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-31
HEART ATTACK
ENDS LIFE OF
KONDYLIS

ATHENS, Jan. 81 QN.S).-In
the midst Of political turmoil re-
sulting from his defeat at the
polls IN last Sundays parlia-
mentary elections. Field Marshal
and Former Premier George Kon-
dylis, hero who crushed last
springs revolution and who was
m ainly responsible for King
Georges return to the throne,
died of heart failure today.
KondyliI, Sc years old, lived
just long enough to see his vic
tory at arms turn to disappoint-
ment at the polls. He died just
as Themistocles Sophoulis. lieu
tenant of Eleutherios Venizelos,
leader of the republican revolu-
ton, was about to form a coali-
ton government, leaving out Kon-
dyliS.
VenizelOs to Return
VenizeliStS at Sundays election
won IA seats in parliament
against only 141 for the Kondy-
list and TsaldariSt parties put to-
gether, and SophouliS was taking
orders by wire and letter from
Venizelos, exiled near Paris ever
since his revolution was quelled.
Prospects were that eventually
Venizelos himself would return to
head government under George
II.
Veteran of so battles in the Bal
kan, World and Graeco-Turkish
wars, besides the lost revolution,
Kondylis turned from republican.
ism to monarchiSm only late last
year.
In the Balkan wars he was a
corporal-after the defeat Of the
Venizelos rebels in 1885 he was
made field marshal. He led
the charge of the Allied troops at
Salonika in the World War, break
ing the Central Powers line and
playing a large part in the AuStro-
German collapse.
After King George was exiled,
KondyliS supported Venizelos in
revolutionary government in
Greece and was one Of three who
signed a document promising to
maintain the republic.
In the role of a national hero
after Venizelos was exiled in de-
feat last year, he staged a sudden
coup and, while the country was
awaiting a plebiScite on the
monarchy question, declared him
self regent, and invited George,
then in England, to return. The
PlebiScite, afterward held, was a
mere formality. boycotted by the
Venizelists, in which the mon
archistS won by better than 30 per
cent.
King George later freed most of
the imprisoned Venizelists in a
general amnesty and ordered that
a free vote be held in the general
electionS-thus increasing his own
popularity, and indirectly return
ing the Venizelists to power.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-31
SLOT MACHINE
VOTE NEARS
By a Staff Correspondent

BY q starr correspondent
RICHMOND, Jan. 81. - The
antislot machine bill has been ad-
vanced by the house to third read
ing without a dissenting vote.
1t will come before the house
today to be engrossed and, if its
present speed is maintained, it
should be passed by the house
Monday.
The bill was advanced after its
patron, Delegate John B. Spiers
Of Radford, had told the House
there is no justification for the
machines; that a player has no
chance, and that the State does
not receive an appreciate amount
of tax money from them. and
that what it did receive in taxes
was received because the owners
lied in making affidavits to the
commissioner of taxation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-31
ADVERTISEMENT
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-31
URGE DENVER AIR SCHOOL

to six cities-Denver, Dallas, Hous-
ton. Tampa, Oklahoma City and
Tulsa-and added:
"We reached the conclusion
that Denver is ideally suited for
the school site"
The factors taken into consid-
Grafton were climatic conditions,
terrain, cost Of living, municipal
recreational facilities
and geographical location.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-31
50 Listed Securities
On N. Y. Exchange Up

The market value Of so repre-.
sentative stocks listed on the New
York Stock Exchange at the close
of business for the week ended
January 4 was SIT, 280.010, $50, an
increase of $197, 744,125, or lis
per cent, as compared with SIT.
082, 266,125 at the close of the
preceding week, according to Paul
H. Davis and Company.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-31
ADVERTISEMENT

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-31

Transfer Of the Army Air Corps
Technical School from Rantoul
Field. Ill, to Denver was urged in
testimony before the House Mill
tary Affairs Committee yesterday
by Lieut.. Col. B. K. Yount.
AS chairman of a special Air
corps investigating committee
named some time ago, Colonel
Yount told the committee the in
curry narrowed the choice down
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-31
FoiIs Bandit

A holdup of Larimer's Liquor
Store was frustrated last night
when Robert Waller, 81, clerk,
came from behind the counter to
scuffle with the thief, who turned
and ran.
La gaceta., 1936-10-29
DOMINGO PASARoN COZ
DE BUENA SALUD

Hace dias circuI6 en- esta ciu
lad Ell rumor de cue habia per
dido la vida, en- Asturias, Ell Sr.
Domingo Pasar6n, exconduehc
del restaurant LAS Noveda
des."
celestino Landeira, uno d.
los duehos de 'Las Noveds-
'es," teIegrafi6 a Espaha, in
7uiriendo la verdad, y no reci-
BIO contestaei6n. Hoy Landeira
recibi6 un despacho de Pasa :
ron Que dice;
"De VegadeO, AsturiSs, a
CelestiuO Landeira, Tampa,
Florida. TodOs bien.-Pasa-
rom"
Quiere este decir que Do =
mingo gOza de buena salud, 10
que seguramente agradar6 sa-
Der a sus muehOs y buenOs ami
COS de YbOr City y Ia Florida.
La gaceta., 1936-10-29
LOS FASCISTAS REPRESEN
TAN LOS BAJOS JORNA-
- LES Y LA DEPRESSION
PaIabras de Don Fernando
de los Rios

Washington, oct. 29.-Don
Fernando de los Rios, ell nuevo
embajador espahol, Sc refirio
aver a las fuerzas que combaten
ell gobierno republican, espahol
Y dijo que eran reaccionarias no
conservadoras.
"La idea de la RepGblica
siempre ma sido mejorar la lsgis
laci6n social con ell fin de huma-
nizar la vida social y econ6mi-
ca del pueblo. Yo como ministrc
de educaci6n cree 10000 escue4
las en- dos amos y 5000 bibliote-
cas- circulantes en- las pequena9
aldeas. Pero, desgraciadamentel
no hemos tenido exito porque
ciertas fuerzas sociales reacciO-
narias, no conservadoras, hicie-
ron impossible Ell prop6sitO. Este
es ell verdadero origen del dra-
ma a:tual.
La gaceta., 1936-10-29
CHINA Sc PREPARE PARA
RESISTIR LA IMPOSITION
JAPONESA
La Guerra Aparentemente es
Inevitable

Shanghai China, oct. 20
Las nuevas demandas de los ja-
poneses con referencia al norts
hacen suponer en- los circulos
Oficiales que Ia guerra entire Chi
ma Y Ell Jap6n Sc declarara antes
de que pase un ano, existiendo
la posibilidad de que Sc declare
antes de un mes. Los funciona-
rios chinos aseguran que su go
biarno Sc halla pOsitivamente
preparado para resistir la AFRO
gante imposition japonesa, que
trata de convertir a China en-
un estado vasallo del Jap6n.
Fl consul general japones en-
Marking, hablando aver en-
Kobe declare que Ell gobierno do
Toxic Sc halla listo para impo-
ner sus demands.
La posici6n militar china, Sc
gun los attaches, ha mejorado
mucho y podra ofreeer una mas
vigorOsa resistencia que en-
1882.
La gaceta., 1936-10-29
HabIaron en- la Madison Square
Garden MarceGno Domingo, Ell
Padre Sarasota e lsabelde PaIencia.
Los sufrimientos de la iuventud que
m a Espana

New York, oct. 29.-Denun4
ciando las falsedades que sobre
ell gobierno espanol Sc han hes
cho circular, prominentes ora
dores hablaron a mas de 10000.
personals en- la Madison Square
Garden, en- un mitin organizadO
por ell Comite Norte Americana
de Ayuda a la Democracia. Mar
celino Domingo, exministro de
educaci6n Y presidents del par
lido de Izquierda Republican,;
dona Isabel de Palencia, miemA
bro de las Cortes Y ministro EN-
suaeia; ell padre Luis Sarasota,
un franciSsano, que Sc dice ha
sido suspendido por su orden,
y ell DIR. Harry F. Ward, del Sc
minario de la Union TeOl6gica.
Contra ell padre Sarasota So
hicieron circular hojas sueltas
por algunas orgaAizaciones ca'
i.6licas, s~snalandolo como un
ap6stata pOrque defiende los
derechos del pueblo espahol.
FL DR.. Harry F. Ward, del
Seminario de la Union Teol6-
gica, refiriendose a las hojas
que bircularon por las Gales de
New York, dijo: "Esta es una
sucia mentira. La iglesia cato
lica no ha llegado todavfa hasta
Ell punto de disciplinar a uno dc
sus clerigos por apoyar un go,
bierno legitimo."
Sc recaudaron en- Ell mitin
$1,000 en- metalico, cheques y
promeSas, respondiendo a una
petici6n de Roger Baldwin, di-
rector de la Union de Liberia
des Civicas de America, quien
dijo que ell dinero Sc empleara
en- alimentos, medicinas y ayu-
da que Ell gobierno necesita.
La Orden de Trabajadores In
ternacionales hizo un ofreciJ
mientO de $500. El congreso
de Artistas don6 $500 y una per
soma an6nima $1,000. Tn polil
cia do un dollar y I'm fot69rafO
de Hearts Ia cantidad de 75c.
FL padre Sarasota. un hombre
de pOca ~estatura, que viste Ia
IsOtana. hsbl6 en- espahol. perO
La gaceta., 1936-10-29
La Rep1bIca dispone va de aeroplanos
y tanques para batr a los f~acciosos
Largo CabalIero pide al pueblo que no Sc excite
cuando yea los ~aeropIanos Ieales sobre Madrid
Asegdrase que los Ieales recapturarOn TOrrej6n

Madrid, oct. 29.-El gobiernO
espahol anunci6 hoy que tenia
va "todos los elementos necesa4
rios para la victoria, 10 que so
interpreta que posee suficientes
tanques, aeroplanos y otro MAJ
terial de guerra para batirse
con los fascistas en- igualdad do
condolences. Por la radio dijO
hoy Ell primer ministro Largo
Caballero al pueblo de Madrid
qre no Sc eN.itase 81 veia mu-
chos aeroplanos volando sobre
Ia capital. Los aeroplanos seran
del gobierno y volaran en- for
maci6n de combate.
Pide el primer ministro a las
milicias, en- una p~roclama, que
hagan un supreme esfuersO y
La gaceta., 1936-10-29
Lord Plymouth propusQ la Ygilancia
en- las costas de Espana y Portugal
Russia no Sc retirara por ahora del Comite
de Mediterranean
Los Laboristas pidAn que Ell Gobiegno ~recohozca
ell derechode Madrid a comprar armas

que por ell presente ne hay ga
rantias para impedir que sc ST.
ga mandando material de gue-
ira a los generates f~ascistas'
EN- eStas circumstances ei
gobierno Soviet es de opini6N
que hasta que tales garantias sc
Green Y un Elective control So
ejerza para ell cumplimiento de-
pacto, los gobiernos legitimOs
que estan considerable abaste-
Ger de pertrechos de guerra a
Madrid, no contravienen laS
clausulas del acuerdo.
Portugal, a juicio del Soviet
ha roto sus relaciones diploma
ticas con Madrid para ayudar e
los rebeldes en- mayor escala.
Ell partldo IaborlSta llevara
al parlamento el problema es-
lpanol y pedira Sc devuelva a
Madrid Ell derecho de compraY
armas de las potencias extran-
jeras.
Ante ell parlamento belga ma.
bio ell socialista Spaak, ministrO
de relaciones e~xteriores, dicien-
do que su pals mantiene ahora
su completa independence sin
volver a los Fundamentals do
neutralidad que existfan antes
de Ia guerra.
La gaceta., 1936-10-29
DE INTEREs

Sc avecinan las tradicionales
fiestas, en- las que Sc les hacen
los "honores" a ricos comesti-
bles.
Cuando necesite proveerse de
ayes, visite la casa "Valencia
Poultry Market, eOnOcida pc
Iberia que mantiene siempre una
fresca existencia traida directa-
mente de fincas ampliamente a.
hastecidas.
Su orden Sc sirve a domicilio,
a una llamada telef6nica. Tele-
fono Y 1858.
La gaceta., 1936-10-29

dice: "El gobierno tiene ahora
tanques y aviaci6n.
Las palabras de Largo Caba-
Hero han creado un ambiente de
o~ptimismo en- toda la capital.
A las 8 de la mahana las mill
cias iniciaron la ofensiva en- Sc
sena y dicese que Torrej6n ha
sido rdcapturado, y que las tro-
pas Sc acercan a Illescas.
FL gobierno anuncia que la a.
viaci6n leal ha destruido por 10
menos, en- los ataques de aver,
II aeroplanos de los facciosos.
Cuando Sc di6 cuenta de IA
gran victoria de la aviaci6n, las
mujeres y los nihos le gritaban
a $4,000 milicianos que desfila-
pan por las GALES; Pelear hasta
mOrir, Ia victoria IS nuestra" 1
La gaceta., 1936-10-29
CHUNGAS Y NO mUNAS.
Volaron soBfe los nidos de la Npaldad. = FL mo-
mento decisive. = PalabrasNe Ickes. FL
viaje de don FernaHCdNk Jos Rios

NADIA podemos decir todavia
scbre Ell viaje a esta ciudad de-
ikD@tfe Don Fl pando de loA
Rios, Ell jefe sociaMt a, embaja :
DOR en- la capital americana.
FL ha prometido vehir, p0ro.
aun no ha senalado la fecha.
Y quisi6ramOs tenor Ell grstc
de YER or AGA, EN- la Florida que
los espaholes descubrieron, .
don Marcelino Domingo, ell pa
Dire Sarasota y Dona Isabel de
PSlen:ia.
Tampa apoya la causa del gc-
bierno legitimo y la apoya CONF
en- ninguna otra ciudad en- la
naci6n, comparativamente aun
lue por gqui algunos pequenos
grupoS Sc obstinan en- p~isotear
la constituli6 y las libe'tades
de los ciudadanos que no pien-
san como ellos.
La gaceta., 1936-10-29

sus palabras fueron traducidas
al p1bIico. Solo pronunci6 la
mitad de su discurso, supri-
miendo una parte en- la que de-
cfa que ning1n buen cat6li,O
podia apoyar ell fascismo en-
Espana.
"Es until, dijo, tratar de fall
sificar la verdad, y m%antenien-
do su f6 y obediencia al gobier1
no legal, los vascos cat6licos
Green que prueban sus senti-
mientos religiosos. Yo estoy de
absolute acuerdo con ellos. Es-
tamos luchando para mantene1
ell gobierno legal de la naci6n
poroue este es ell deber de todos
los ciudadanos y de los cat6liA
cos.
Doha Isabel de Palencia, GU
20 hijo sirve en- las milicias po-
pulares, habl6 de los sufrimien-
tos de los j6venes milicianOs y
de su heroismo en- Ell combate.
Asegur6 que las atrocidades a.
tribuidas a las fuerzas leales re
presentan verdaderamente 10
que estan hacienda los morOs y
los legionarios.
La verdadera raz6n de Italia
en- la ayuda que presta a los re-
beldes es Ell deseo de tener facil
acceso a los productos de las mi
mas de Espana y especialment0
ell mer.urio.
Cuidaron del orden en- eli mi.
tin, bajo Ell mando del inspector
Luis Rosenfeld, $50 policias.
La gaceta., 1936-10-29

tante acontecimiento en- la evo-
luci6n del Frente Popular des-
do que la guerra empezara.
Hace algGn tempo Sc ofreci6
a los sindicalistas participation
en- ell gobierno y la rechazaron,
asegurando que eran una orga-
nizaci6n apolitica. Ahora, no
obstante, piden ser admitidos
EN- solidaridad con la Union Ge-
neral de Trabajadores, la colec-
tividad que depende del partidO
SOcialista.
Con la entrada de los sindi-
calistas sc obtendra la tan de-
seada completa unidad en- ell
mando.
Las tropas leales han estable7
edo una guarnici6n en- Pinto y
Sc han retirado de Humanes de
Madrid con ell fin de enderezar
sus lineas. En- los otros lugarea
de los alrededores los fascistag
permanecen estacionados.
Madrid mOviliz6 aver $4,000
hombres mas para ell servicio en-
Ell frente, siendo ahora la po-
blaci6n de la capital de 1,5O0,-
600 habitantes. Siguen llegando
refrgiados, 10 que agrava la ST.
tuaci6n en- 10 que a vituallas res
pecta.
CalcGlase que la poblaci6n de
Il capital ha aumentado en- un
|50% con los hombres, mujeres
y nihos llegados de las poblacio-
mes que los rebeldes tomaron.
Los jefes fascistas dicen que
no quieren derramar sangre en-
la capital, pero que Sc veran O.
bligados a hacerlo para captu-
rarla.
La artilleria ha sido colocada
de modo que pueda bombardear
la capital con proyectiles de seis
FL gObierno asegura que en-
de la Reina sus tropas
adquirieron ventaja sobre el
pero admite derrotas
en- otros lugares. Los aviones
leales destruyeron un aer6dro-
mo Y IL aeroplanos en- Talave-
ra.
Los mineros han reforzado
sus pOsiciones, en- Oviedo, y pre-
paran un nuevo ataque sobre la
capital.
Las tropas leales capturaron
aver parties de la ciudad de
Huesca, ell baluarte en- Ell nores-
tie.
La gaceta., 1936-10-29
Ell MITIN DE MARIANA EN-
EE PARQUE DE PLANT

En- ell mitin que manana por
la noche Sc celebrara Ell ell par
que de Plant, para dar a como
Ger Ia verdad sobre Espana,
tcmaran parte tres notableS
a~rtistas, que cantaran escogi :
das pleas.
Adem&s dc la Srta. Sara
Fernandez, cantara una sopra-
no dram6tica de renombre y ell
Sr. Jeff Hardee.
Presidiran los Sres. Metcalf
y Jose Martinez. Como orado-
res han sidO escogidos Victoria
no Manteiga y ell professor
france, de Rollins College.
FL programa empezard a
cumplirse a las ocho de la no
che.
La gaceta., 1936-10-29

Londres, oct. 29.-Ante ell CO.
mite de mediterranean en Ia
guerra civil espanola propuso
aver Lord Plymouth, su presi-
dente, que Sc establezca vigilsn
cia a 10 largo de las costas de
Espana Y Portugal con ,el fin
de que Sc cumpla ell pacto de
"manos afuera en- Espana'. un
subcomite Sc reunira ell lunes y
ell comite en- pleno ell proximo
microbes. Italia y Portugal fue'
ron "absueltas" per ell comite
de la acusaci6n de mandar ar
mas y municiones a los fascista
eSpanoles. Russia vote en- contra.
Dino Grandi, ell embajador
italiano en- Londres, acusa al
Soviet de haber ayudado al go
bierno lsgitimo en- 20 casos.
Russia no Sc retirara por aho-
ra del comite, seg1n dijo el en-
baiador M. Maisky, quien agre'
go: Ell subcomite sc reunira ell
tunes Y ell comite ell microbes;
70 estare alli."
La embajada Soviet ha entire
gado una nota clarificando su
posici6n, en- la que dice: Los pre-
cedimientos del Comite han con-
vencido al gobierno Soviet de