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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-08-06
Attention, v. F. w. Comrades

There will be social entertainment
following our regular meeting next Fri
day, Aug 7, which will be held at
Kemps hall on Cedar Creek at p m.
Don't forget Next Friday, and bring
the family.
COMMITTEE.
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Two Kinds Of Lawn

American volcanoes have two types
Of lava. Hawaiians call them IA
(ah-ah), a rough, brittle form; and pa
hoe-hoe tpah-hoy -hoy), the fiat, IN
broken variety, smooth and shining.
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Window glass 2l2x4 #. from South
Libby Store, for sale cheap. Call Al.
1t.
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Furniture-Kitchen range, iron bed,
mattresses, chairs, tables,-G. ST. Marie.
It,
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FOR SALE-One-q quarter ZIP cleo
trio motor, in good condition. Call at
this office. Z.
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FOR SALE-Blue Neon gas sign
Al Huffman. 10 If
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CLASSIFIED

Piano-Small high grade piano near
Libby, will sell for balance due easy
terms. Write at once to the Mcintosh
Music House, Kalispell, Mont. 1t.
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FOR SALE-One 8-tube radio, late
model, priced cheap. Call 3F11. 5-tf.
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WANTED

We buy cedar poles, carload lots or
more. Advise fully what you can
furnish.-L. d. Mcfarland Co, Sand
point, Idaho. Ali.
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LOST-Lower part OF Schaeffer pen.
See ]. w. Haigler for reward. IT,.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Learn Auto Mechanics, Diesel En-
cheering, Acetylene and Electric Weld
ING. Practical training-no books.
Write for free catalog. HANSON AUTO
SCHOOL, Box 1780-X, Fargo, N. Oak
10-11.
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FOR RENT
LOST

LOST-Pair of shell trimmed bifocal
glasses; needed badly by owner. Finder
please notify Mrs. Marie Richardson,
Eureka, Mont. or leave at this office. It,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Parker
are rejoicing over the birth OF baby
daughter at the Libby hospital on
July 20.
Evening star., 1936-07-01
Uarn nj Thanka.

thank our neiRhbors. relatives and
friends for their kind expressions OF SYM
pathy and flowers throughout the illness
and on the occasion Of the death OF our
loved one. FLORENCE l. SPRIGGS
DANIEL z. SPRIGGS AND FAMlLY.
Evening star., 1936-07-01

Mr. Bacot, native of Greenville
S. c., was educated at Furman Uni
versity.
Surviving him are his widow, Mrs
Josephine S. Bacot; two sons, Rev. DR.
Marshall N. Bacot, an Episcopal min
lister at Roanoke, Va. and D. A. N
Bacot, a student at the Virginia Poly
technic Institute: two married daugh-
ters, one of whom lives in Kentucky
and the other in Texas; two sisters
Mrs. Washington Reed and Mrs
Campbell Bryce Simons, both Of Nor
folk; his mother, Mrs. Florence Nor
borne Bacot. Portsmouth. Va. and q
brother. George H. Bacot. Baltimore
The sons and daughters are children
by former marriage.
The body will be taken to Richmond
tomorrow morning for funeral services
and burial there at O'Clock tomor-
row afternoon in Hollywood Cemetery
Evening star., 1936-07-01
Ireland to Save Castles.

The Irish Free State has a campaign
to save mansions and castles of his
toric interest
Evening star., 1936-07-01
WHEELER RITES TODAY
Wife of Army Officer Buried in
Arlington Cemetery.

Arlington Cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs. John P.
Wheeler, wife of Lieut.. Col. Wheeler,
stationed at Fort Riley, Kans., were
held in Arlington National Cemetery
at 9:15 am. today. Chaplain Ralph
C. Deibert oficiated. Burial was in
the southern section of the cemetery.
Mrs. Wheeler died Sunday at Fort
Riley.
Evening star., 1936-07-01
FUNERAL ON FRIDAY
FOR MRS. ]. C. HEIDE

Requiem high mass for Mrs. Mary
Frances Heide, II, who died yesterday
at the Sacred Heart Home, Riverdale
will be solemnized at Our Lady of VIC
tory Church at 10 am. Friday, follow
ing services at the home of daughter
Mrs. Robert H. Childers, sos Third
street southeast. Interment will be In
Arlington National Cemetery.
Born in Old Point Comfort, Va
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lit Mrntnrtant.

9qT 9gqTvdSsyoted dsyoted wife and mether, SADIE 4:
ago today. July !. 1895.
In our hearts your memory fingers,
You were faithful. fond and true:
There is not a day that passes
DEVn4rn Iha We dc not think ,zHMAs q
ELEANoR sAUNbERs. MILDRED r.
IaoMAs IaoMt W., JR., AND WILLIAM U.
ANNIE E. In sad but
ANNIE HETTENKEMER y nee nee Ne"rath %
who departed this life twenty years ago
'0'"'' '''' LovING SON. LOUIS.
JOHNSON. ANNIE BARKER. In loving
Of Sa Eoted %ho ANhE sbls
life eight years ago today. July /, 1925.
Oh. mother. how we long for you
And to see your smiling face:
With father, gone and mother, too.
This world seems another place.
We are left. here. dear mother.
But love for you will never fade.
AND We shall always carry flowers.
HEF novNG 5s hEeye ca6REN ShfI6 TSS aTs ENbRw af
ftSa fgPE sda65fE RAskEH As8 ss8Hsz9E sz4ErFfhE me
A day that comes with sad regret,
And one, that I shall never forget;
Time takes away the edge of grief.
bul memory turns back every leaf.
ERNIE Williams. " -'
MORRIS, MARY. In sad but loving re-
sister-in-law. MARY MORRIS. who de-
parted this Lie one year ago today. July
/, 1885.
Loved in life; remembered in death.
EUTa; 6,n, SS1sTER-1N-iAw. IUc1NHbRia IA
o'NEILL. BESSIE GIBBS. In loving but
sad remembrance of our precious girl.
BESSIE GIBBS o'NEILL. who died one
loved AS0 '00s MoTHEk 54z AND sTsFER sSxsnE pc
TIMER, EVELYN j. In sad but loving
remembrance of my dear mother. EVE
LYN j. TIMER. who departed this life
nineteen years ago today, July /. 1917.
Some may think I have forgotten
And the wound is nearly healed,
But little do they know the sorrow
That lies in my heart concealed.
HER LOVING DAUGHTER. RUTH.
BERTHA CAMPBELL. In sad but
loving remembrance of our dear, beloved
dauehter and sister. BERTHA CAMP
one year ago. July l. 1885.
We open the door of memories passed
To claim loving face;
Tears daughter, dear come back TO US.
For no one can take your place.
One year has passed since we have said
And turned from. your grave away.
But the memory of your perfect life
Shall live to the close of day.
HER DEVOTED MOTHER. ANNIE MAY
SIMMs; BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
Evening star., 1936-07-01
The new graduates are:
FUNERAL RITES SET

Funeral services for Mrs Ernest w
Ramspeck, wife Of the assistant direc-
tor of the registration division of the
Securities and Exchange Commission
were to be held this afternoon at
AuStell. Ga.
Mrs. RamSpeck. sister-in-law of Rep
resentative Ramspeck of Georgia, died
Monday at the home of her mother
at Austell. She had been i'll several
months, according to information
here.
Evening star., 1936-07-01

Mrs. Heide had been a resident of the
District for the last So years, and was
an active church worker and men,
Der of the Sodality. She was the wife
Of John c. Heide, a retired policeman.
Surviving, besides her husband and
Mrs. Childers, are three other daugh-
ters, Miss Katherine L. Heide, jr.; Mrs.
Charles G. Helm, and Mrs. Dolly Cum
berland, and two sons, Thomas F.
Heide and John c. Heide, jr.
Evening star., 1936-07-01

AOiIiC, 1910 NeW
Hampshire ave.
nue..
After a service
of q years with
the railroad, Mr..
Bacot about four
years ago estab-
lis h e d Railroad
Analyses in Bal
timore. About q
year ago, he came
to Washin g t o n.
He also had con-
Quoted the bust.
ness in N e v
York, where ht
was wi d e | }
known
Evening star., 1936-07-01

dav' june so 1885 at her home, l:9o
Crittenden st NV. MARTHA ANN.
widow of Martin F. Donaldson. she Is
Fairfax Va. and daughter. Mrs. Saidee
Lee Of Falls Church. Va. Remains rest
ing at Birch'S funeral home. 1864 NJ 81
nv where services will be held on
Thursday. July -. at pm. 1nterment
Falls Church. Va
Evening star., 1936-07-01
sHAFFER, CHARLES AsBrRY

nesdav. July J. 1876. az Providence Hos
loved husband of Ruth Pearce ShafIer @
l@3 Jackson ave. Riverdale Nd an
son of Charles P. and Edith T. Shafer G
Baltimore. Md. Funeral services at hi
late residence Saturday. July 4. at
am. Interment Lorraine Cemetery. Bal
Evening star., 1936-07-01
DANIEL n. BAC0T
DIES HERE AT 81
Funeral for Railroad AnaIy.
ses President to Be Held
in Richmond.

Daniel NorEorne Bacot. 81. presi-
dent of Railroad Analyses, Inc, and
formerly assistant general manager of
the Seaboard Air Line Railway, died
yesterday after a short illness at his
Evening star., 1936-07-01

RHODES. SIDNEY. Departed this life on
Sunday June rs. 1896 at 20 Fenton St
ne. SIDNEY RHODES. beloved son OF
Martin Rhodes Of Sumter. S c.: brother
OF Edward. Alex. Johnny and Hayward
Rhodes and Emma Geese and Rebecca
Jenkins He also leaves other relatives
and host of friends. Remains resting
at s. P. Morrow funeral home l.i3t
Y st. NV. until . pm. Thursday. July .
Funeral and interment at Rembert. s. c.,
ErldoV IU1Ir
Evening star., 1936-07-01
48 ARE GRADUATED
BY HOTEL SCHOOL
President Lewis Presents Dilpo-
mas-C. J. Cooke and E. w.
Martin Speak.

F'orty-eight students were graduated
from the Lewis Hotel Training School
last night In exercises in the school
auditorium. 1901 Pennsylvania avenue.
Addresses were made by c. j. Cooke,
manager Of the Continental Hotel;
Edward w. Martin, manager of the
Lee House; Mary Catherine Lewis,
vice president of the school, and Cliff
ford Lewis, president, who presented
the diplomas.
Evening star., 1936-07-01

Four volumes of the Aeronautical
Annual, all published, for years 1895
to 1897, is priced at $27.50
Evening star., 1936-09-14

warrenton. Mrs. Soames expects to
leave here October / with her daugh-
ter to spend the Winter in England.
Mrs. r. A. B. Portman has returned
to her home here from England,
where she spent the Summer.
Miss Alice williams Of Washing
ton Is the guest of her nephew, Mr..
Eugene w. Allen, at his home near
Warrenton.
Col. Robert Wallach and his daugh-
ter, Miss Hope Wallach, who spent
the Summer at Newport with Col.
Wallach,s sister, Mrs. Woodbury.
Blair, have returned to their home
near Warrenton. Mrs. Wallach, who
spent the Summer in New England,
has also returned home.
Capt. and Mrs. Sterling L. LARA
bee entertained at dinner Wednesday
evening at their home, Oakwood, near
Warrenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben B. Cain gave q
dinner at their home Monday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Charrington
were hosts at dinner Friday eve
ming.
Evening star., 1936-09-14
Mrs. Capo'Rodrigue
Hostess at Supper

Mrs. Pedro Capo' Rodriguez enter
tanned the Board Of Governors of the
State Oficers' Club, District of Co.
lumbia Daughters Of the American
Revolution, at buffet supper in her
home, 1927 Sixteenth street. Wednes-
day evening in honor of Miss Lillian
Chenoweth, the club president. The
fifteenth annual banquet of the club
will be held at the Mayf1ower Hotel
october "a. Mrs. Charles G. Haig is
chairman of the program. Miss
Chenoweth appointed Mrs. Howard L.
Hodgkins, Mrs. David D. Caldwell and
Mrs. w. B. Hardy committee to pre-
sent resolutions on the death of Mrs.
Ellen Spencer Mussey, one of the
founders of the club. Mrs. Haig,
State regent of the D. c. D. A. R., in
vited the Board of Governors and
members Of the club to attend the
Constitution day ceremonies to be held
in Memorial Continental Hall Thurs
day evening, the 18th, at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-09-14
Democratic Clubs
Plan Omen House

be in charge Of Mrs. Ralph Berry as
The Democratic Women's Clubs of
the Bethesda election district will hold
open house each afternoon this week
from / to 8 O'Clock at the Democratic
headquarters in Bethesda, when the
members will be at home t) their
friends. Mrs. Louise Ramsey, the
chairman Of the Hostess Committee
has chosen as her assistants for these
afternoon at home periods Mrs. z. A
Merritt, Mrs. Raymond Clapper. Mrs.
Donald Hunter, Mrs. Ray Tucker and
Mrs. Emory H. Bogley.
Next weeks open house periods will
Evening star., 1936-09-14

chairman, who will be assisted by
Mrs. Annain ]. Pugh, Mrs. Malcolm
r. Varnell, Mrs. Ernest w. Offutt, Mrs.
Charles G. Allies, Mrs. j. w. Cum
mings, Mrs. Charles H. Beach, Mrs.
T. w. Perry, Mrs. Marc Phillips, Mrs.
z. Nisbit Wright and Mrs. A. j.
Steffen.
Evening star., 1936-09-14

NSoAAtAAAaCo IlA 1dRe.y
mother, Mrs. G. G. Kerns. Guests
included Miss Marlin Pence, Miss
Anna Jane Pence, Miss Faith Bell,
Miss Shirley Smith, Miss Ruth Hor-
ner. Miss Susan Hensley, Miss Betty
Wilkinson, Miss Elaine Goodhart, Miss
Marjorie Kerns and Miss Mary Louise
Inbody.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Inbody left yes
terday for Intermont, w. Va, for
few days stay at their cottage, Singing
Falls Lodge on the Capon River. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Kathryn
Lawrence and Mrs. Stanton Moore
Mr.. Inbody will return to Cherrydale
Wednesday and leave the following
day for motor trip through the New
England States.
Mrs. Claude o. Thomas has re-
turned to her home In Arlington, Va,
from three-week stay with relatives
at North River in the Adirondacks.
having been called there on account Of
illness. She was accompanied to her
old home by her sister, Mrs. Byron
Thomas of Forestville. Va.
Mrs. J. P. Cooley is back from Dur
ham, N. G., where she went last week
with her oaughter, Miss Lois Cooley.
to enter the freshman year at Duke
University. Miss Cooley Is a graduate
of Westinghouse High School.
Miss Isabel Gill. who makes her
home with her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbert T. Woodson, in
Fairfax, Va. left today for a visit
with her mother. Mrs. A. s. Stephen
son, in Orozet, Va. She was accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Marie Gill,
who has passed several weeks with the
Woodsons.
Evening star., 1936-09-14
WarrentOn
VacatiOnerS
Returning g

W yARRENToN, Va, Septem-
M ber 12.-Mrs. James G.
wv Hamilton, who was in Co.
lumbus, Ohio, for the fair
last week, spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hay Whitney on
Long Island, and this week accom-
panied them In their motor launch
to Poughkeepsie and thence to Syra-
cuse to the horse show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell H. Millward
and Miss Millward were the guests
of Judge and Mrs. Richard U. Strong
on Sunday.
Mrs Julian Soames and Miss Edith
soames, who spent the Summer at
Magnolia, Mass, have returned to
Evening star., 1936-09-14
Diplomat Entertains.

The first secretary Of the Rumanian
Legation and Nine. Popovici enter
tanned at luncheon In their apart
ment at the Westchester yesterday
in honor Of Mr.. Constantin Motas.
Rumanian delegate to the World
Power Conference, and Nine. Motas.
Evening star., 1936-09-14
Miss Jeanette Christie
And Mr., Hendrick Wed.


Miss jeanette Christie, daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. L. M. Christie Of Wood
side, Md, and Mr.. Herbert Bradley
Hendrick, jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
B. Hendrick Of Silver Spring. Md. were
married Saturday evening at 8 o'clock
at the home Of the brides parents.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Richard Aselford, rector of Grace
Episcopal Church, in the presence Of
members Of the immediate families
and other relatives. Fall flowers and
roses formed attractive decorations.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a travelling
costume of gray wool, trimmed in
red, a small red felt hat, and match
ing accessories. Following q wedding
trip to New York, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
drick will be at home at the Chalfonte
Apartments in Washington The bride
Is graduate of Western High School
and member Of the Nu Sigma Delta
Sorority. Mr.. Hendrick Is q graduate
Of the Takoma-Silver Spring High
School.
Evening star., 1936-09-14
Weddings
Continued From Third Page.)

John Buynitzky; Miss Alberta Reich
enbach, aunt of the bride. and DR.. and
Mrs. Chamberlin. Mrs. Buynitzky
wore gown of soft cream lace. Miss
Eeichenbach wore o blue gown OF
cut velvet, and Mrs. Chamberlin was
attired in wine-colored lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buynitzky left for a
motor trip through the North. the
bride wearing q gray ensemble with
fox fur and green accessories. After
October l they will be at home at
1900 Biltmore street northwest. Mr.
and Mrs. William H. Bowen Of Florida
uncle and aunt Of the bride, were
among the out-of-town guests at the
wedding.
Evening star., 1936-09-14
Suburban

Continued From Third Page,
La gaceta., 1936-07-31
NO Sc PUSO DE ACUERDO
Ell JURADO EN- Ell Case
DEL POLICIA SWITZER

Clearwater, Julio 31.-El ju-
RADIO que oy6 las evidencias en- ell
case del policia F. w. Switzer,
acusado de secuestrar y mutt
lar al jOven abogado Robert M.
Cargell, no pudo llegar a uA a.
cuerdo y ell juez John U. Bird,
que presidia la vista, 10 disolvi6.
Cuatro de los miembros del ju-
RADIO votaron a favor de la con-
dena y dos en- contra.
Cargell relate ell atropello que
con el Sc cometiera y ell policia
present6 tres testigos para pro-
bar que Sc hallaba en- Tampa la
noche del criminal atentado.
FL fiscal McMullen anunci6
que ell case volvera a ser juzga-
do. Switzer Sc halla en- libertad
bajo fianza de $4,000.
Estuvo complicado en- esta
eausa, pero Sc muri6 antes dc
rue pudiera ser juzgado, AL Pea
cock, individuo que fuera poll
cia de transito del condado.
La gaceta., 1936-07-31
LEGO Ell HURACAN A LA
COSTA

New Orleans, julio 31.-El
negociado federal de metereolo-
gfa informa que un viento de
80 a 100 millas por bora azot6
hoy a Valparaiso, Florida, a las
ocho de la manana. Marcaba
ALI ell bar6metro $3.50. Fuerte
lluvia acompana al viento.
Informan de Pensacola, Fla,
que ell huracan cruz6 por Val
paraiso, a 43 millas de ALI, te-
niendo ell viento una velocidad
de IS a rs millas por bora. En-
Pensacola la velocidad del vien-
to pas6 de so millas.
Las comunicaciOnes han que
dado interrumpidas en- csc IL
gar Y los terrenos bajos Sc han
inundado.
C~ontinGan izadas las bande-
ras de huracan desde Carrabelle
a Mobile.
La gaceta., 1936-07-31
~DECLARADOS C~ULPABLES
LOS DE
PUERTO RICO

San Juan, P. R., Julio 81
Tn urado declare hoy culpa-
bles a Pedro lbizu Campos y
siete nacionalistas de conspi-
rar para derribar ell gobierno
de los Estados Unidos, por me
dio de la fuerza, siendo con =
denados, cada uno, a seis amos
de prisi6n,
Pedro Albizu dirigi6 su de-
.fensa y la de sus companeros,
pero no tom6 parte en- las &C
del tribunal despues
de que Sc lie hubo declarado
culpable.
FL juez federal Robert A.
Cooner impuso la cOndena in
mediatamente.
La defensa anunci6 que a.
pelaria ante ell mas alto tribu-
nal de la isla.
La gaceta., 1936-07-31
UN MITIN DE ADHESION A
la REPUBLICA
TICA ESPARoLA

VaIiosos eIementos de Ia CO
lonia espahola van a celebrar
un mitin en- esta ciudad, den
tro de pOcOs dias, con el fin de
expresar su adhesion a la Re
hblica espahOla, AhOra ataca-
da pOr la sOldadeScS NFNidOra.
La fecha del actO la al 9ncia
remos tan prOnto nos Ia eomu-
niquen los OrsanizadoreS.
. Con la Rep6blica dOmOcra-
tica y su gObiernO simWatiza el
1870 de Ia cOlOnia espahOla de
Tampa.
La gaceta., 1936-07-31
ACuS9dO Dor Ia F3mii3 AVGI9n3|
MURIO Ell HIJO DE SAN
JURJO Ell MISMO Ola QUE
Ell PADRE

Madrid, Julio 31.-El perio-
dico "Claridad," de ideas So
'alistas, relata la muerte del
captain Sanjurjo, hijo del di-
funto general Jose Sanjurjo, y
dice que padre e hijO murieron
en- ell mismo dfa.
Perecio ell general quema-
do, en- un accidente de avia-
cion, v al hiio en- un accidente
automovilista.
Era trasladado ell captain
desde Orconte, provincial de
Santander, a ReinOsa, cuandO
: coche Sc vOlc6 en- ell canine,
pereciendo. Murieron tambien
en- ell accidente Otras tres per-
sonas mas.
La gaceta., 1936-07-31

Cayeron en- territorio fran
ces tres aeroplanos italianos que
Sc dirigian a la iona espanola
de Marruecos, zen mission espe :
cial."
La especialfsima mission de en-
tregar esos aparatos al "carni :
cero" Franco para que los fas-
cistas ma.en desde ell aire a los
ciudadanos e~spanoles que opo-
men sus pechos al ejercito trail
dor.
Ell gobierno de Mussolini We
ria con buenos ojos que la Repit
blica democratica fGese reem :
plazada por I'm gobierno reac :
cionario y cruel. A Hitler lie a.
gradarfa que la 'hez militar" J
los faseistas Sc apoderasen del
gobierno en- Espana, creandole
asi I'm nuevo enemigo a la Fran
cia de izquierda, la victOriosa.
Es cast SECURE que la noticia
de los aeroplanos fascistas en-
mission especial, hara compren-
der al gobierno de Leon Blum
que debe dar a la RepIblica es-
pamela todas las arTnas y aero :
pianos qua haya menester.
La gaceta., 1936-07-31

Acabamos de yer, en- una re-
vista de la Habana, un grupo TO
tOgrafico heeho en- la finca del
general Montalvo, cuando ell je-
fe del ejercito y ell presidente
Gomez Sc reunieron a conferen-
ciar.
Todos visten de blanco, pero
el coronel, que dej6 en- ell cam
pamento Ell uniforme de los en-
torchados, 6uce una camisa blan
ca. estilo ~deportivo, y no tiene
corbata.
lies parece a ustedes bien
Que ell jefe de un ejercito, invi-
tado a conner con- su Excelencia
81 presidente de la RepGblica, Sc
presente sin uniforme, con ira
ie de paisano y sin cOrbata?
81 Ell ejercitO de Batista nd
cree en- la corbata, 81 es de la ella
se "descorbatada," con sus pro.
cedimientOs nos 10 prueba.
La gaceta., 1936-07-31
I'm formidable ataque sobre Huesca y
Zamora los aeroplanos del gobiemo
de Madrid
Otras Columns leales avanzan sobre
Cordoba y Granada

Madrid, julio 31.-Las tropas
leales tiehen hoy sitiadas a las
ciudadGs de Zaragoza y HUesca,
donde los rebeldes hacen fuerte
resistencia.
En- Ia Camara de ~diputados
de Francia la minoria radical
socialista expres6 hoy ell tenor
de que la revoluci6n de Espana
tenga repercusiones internacio-
males. Miles de soldados y un
escr adr6n de aeroplanos man.
tienen ell ataque sobre ZaragO-
"a y Huesca. Ell IgObierno dice
que las dos poblaciones caeran
en- su poder antes de que llegue
la noche.
Avisan de Hendaya que ell ge-
neral rebelde Mola, cOmandante
de las tropas del norte, ha CAM
biado sus planes de marcia ha-
cia Madrid y ha despachado sus
tropas con direction a San Sc
bastian.
Alarmados pOr una alegada
Intervention italiana en- la re-
vuelta de Espana, ell partido ra-
dical sOcialista propuso hoy en-
la camara de diputados de Fran
ella un pacto de tres poderes pa
ra lograr en- Espana ell restable-
cimiento de la paz. FL gObierno
frances ha ordenado una inves-
tigaci6n sObre ell hundimientO
de un hidroplano italiano y ell
aterrizaje forzoso de otro en- ell
Norte de Africa, cuando Sc di-
rigian a la iona %espahola de Ma
rruecos.
La policia de Paris ha sido
informada de que ell gobierno de
Italia habia mandado una escua
drilla de seis aviones a los rebel
ies espaholes@de Africa. Los ae-
roplanos, segdn los despachos
de Oran, llevaban ametrallado-
ras y municiones, con equipo de
bombardeo, pero no bofSbas.
Luis Companys, presidente
de la Generalidad Catalina, dice
que muchas bajas han Ocurrido
en- los combNtes verificadOs en-
los alrededores de sZaragoza
pero que los lealA continGan ga.
nando terrenO.
Columns de milicia leales
.@AEergen hoy sobre Cordoba y
Granada. Los aeroplanos del go
bierno lanzan hojas en- las que
piden a los soldados sc aparten
de los oficiales traidores.
Grupos de rebeldes marchan
haAia San SebzRtian donde Sc
verificara una atalla de gran
impOrtancia.
Los tzquierdistas Sc han spO-
La gaceta., 1936-07-31

Tenia I'm funcionariO fiscal
inteligente, quito, sensato, pa
triota, ell gobierno de Miguel Ma
riano.
Pablo R. LAWN cumplia cor
su deber y exigia e~l~cumplimien
to de las leyes v Ell respeto de la
Constitution.
Pero Miguel Mariana, un pc.
liticastro, cuando LAWN Sc adj
hiri6, como fiscal, a un recourse
contra Ia vergonzante ley de-
"remache," decret6 descarada
mente su cesantfa.
Era Ell 1nico fiscal que no en-
cajaba bien, por su cultura, eff
ciencia, hombria de bien, since
70 amor a Cuba, en- ell gobiernc
"mediatizado."
Y como no encajaba, con el
permiso de Batista lie echaron
del puesto.