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Evening star., 1936-02-09
RECOUNT BATTLES
MAY Be DROPPED
Montgomery Demo cratic
Candidates Uncertain Re.
garding Suits.
BY JACK ALLEN,
Staff Correspondent Of The star.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, February g.
Plaintiffs in the Democratic orgsniza.
tion's election recount proceedings
were undecided tonight whether the
suits that were instituted II months
ago in an effort to regain administra-
tive control of Montgomery County
from the Fusion party would be further
pressed.
Raleigh 8. Chinn and former Com
missioner John B. Diamond, who con-
tested the election Of Frank H. Karn
and Charles Z. King to the Board of
County Commissioners, have until next
Saturday to show cause why the ballot
boxes containing the impounded votes
should not be emptied.
Decision Up to Prescott.
Failure TO act by that day would
result in the Circuit Court releasing
the ballot boxes to the Board Of Elec-
ton Supervisors and automatically
terminate the recount cases.
Both Diamond and Chinn declared
that the decision to continue the fight
res-i with State Senator Stedman
Prescott, head Of the Democratic Or
ganization, who Is vacationing in
Florida and is not scheduled to return
here until next Thursday. two days
before the deadline.
Joseph c. CiSsell, counsel for the
two Democratic nominees, who wore
defeated in the heated election in the
Fall of 1884. likewise asserted that
the decision is up to the party chair
man.
Ended Democratic Reign.
Cissell said he has been Ill the past
week and has been unable to confer
with Diamond or Chinn since the
Circuit Court handed down the order
directing the recount principals to
show cause why the ballot boxes
should not be released to the election
supervisors.
Diamond also has been i'll at his
home near Gaithersburg for several
weeks and said he had heard Of no
plan to continue the fight against the
election Of the two Fusion party can
didates.
The election of Karn and King, to-
gether with that Of Paul M. Coughlan,
gave the Fusion party control of the
Board of County Commissioners and
ended the Democratic organizations
l6-year reign at the head of that ad.
mfnistrative body.
Diamond and Chtnn. charging their
defeat to irregularities at certain poll
ing places, filed suits conteSting the
elections Of Karn and King, but the
suits. actively pressed at the outset,
have Jagged for nearly q year.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
STATE TO DEVELOP
PARK IN ARLINGTON
Conservation and Develop.
ment Commission viii Get
54-Acre Tract.
By a stan Correspondent of The Star.


ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE. Va,
February 8.-As soon as the weather
permits, workmen will begin clearing
ground for Arlington County's first
park area-comprising 81 acres in the
Four-Mile Run-Lubber Run Valley
section-it was revealed today by
county officials.
The announcement followed action
of Circuit Court Judge Walter T. Nc
Carthy in entering a decree giving the
State Conservation and Development
Commission title to 26 acres Of the
proposed park area in the vicinity Of
Glencarlyn. The remaining % acres
have already been purchased from in
dividual owners by the county, and
officials have indicated their willing
ness to turn 1t over to the Conservation
and Development Commission. so that
the whole area may be developed and
maintained as a State park,
C. CT VIII Clear Tract.
Wilbur Hall, chairman of the State
commission, informed county author
tiles that as soon as possible. follow
ing execution Of the deed to the Glen
carlyn section, crew of c. c. G.
workers will be sent there to clear
and improve the wooded area.
This tract, roughly triangular in
shape, extends southwark from Lee
boulevard. along the west bank OF
Four-Mile Run for three-flfths OF j
mile, and westward along the boule-
ward to Glencarlyn.
It was originally set aside by Gen.
Samuel Burdette and w. w. Curtis,
law partners, who planned the subdi-
vision of Carlin Springs, now Glen
carlyn, with the provision that 1t was
to be turned over as park to this
community when it incorporated.
The community never incorporated,
however, and the land was held by
trustees until the death recently Of
the last person acting in that Ca
pacity. The suit filed in Circuit Court
several months ago for title to the
tract was instituted by residents Of
Glencarlyn, represented by Emery
Hosmer, in order to prevent reversion
of the tract to those owning adjotn-
ing property.
Highway Also Planned.
In connection with the park project,
the county authorities have planned
construction of a new highway, ex-
tendlxg from the Washington Alex
andria r4hs to Ballston, a distance Of
about miles One mile of this
thoroughfare is already completed, in
the form of a macadam surfaced
roadway, built by the county in 1880
along Four Mile Run, from the Wash
ington- Alexandra pike to Glebe road
The proposed extension would follow
Four-Mile Run and Lubber Run along
the east bank.
It has been pointed out that the
proposed highway would not only
traverse the park area, but would
also form an important Link between
the upper and lower ends of the
county, connecting with both Colum-
bia pike and Lee boulevard.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RIO DE JANEIRO. February "a
mysterious pestilence was reported to-
day to be rampant in the village Of
Santa Rem. in Para Province.
Government officials expressed the
fear it may be taking lives by the
score. Unconfirmed reports to news
papers spoke of hundreds of victims"
and a confirmed dispatch said 1S suf-
ferers died in one day.
Another message said the cemetery
in Santa Rem was filled to capacity
and that the fast-dying population
was being buried elsewhere. The
disease is claiming both humans and
beasts, the reports said, and at least
1000 cattle have died.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
OHIO RIVER ICE JAM
MAROONS lin BOAT
II Others Escape Before Craft Is
Caught-Food Supply for
6 Days.
By the Associated Press.


PADUCAH, KY, February g.
Eleven men were marooned today In
Q boat caught in the ice-jammed Ohio
River above Elizabethtown, Ill, with
no apparent hope of succor until a
gorge breaks.
c. j. Rodes, chief of the United
States Engineers Office here, said
they had food enough in their quar-
terboat to last six days. Thirteen
men scrambled over the foes to
land yesterday, he said, and four
others worked their way in a light
skif to the Kentucky shore last night.
The condition of the river today, he
said, apparently made it too danger
Gus for the remaining eleven to at
tempt escape.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
Carries Mail in Hearse.

NEoSHO FALLS. Kans. R.-That
mournful-looxing hearse that rumbles
over muddy roads Of this vicinity. is
not necessarily harbinger Of Ill
tidings.
As matter of fact it Is Fred Raw
Inns carrying the mail. Postman Raw
lins bought the towns discarded
hearse to use on his n. r. D. route in
Just such weather.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
Trained Nose Knows.

CHICAGO P).-Nobody else TN
Mayor e. J. Kelly's Office xnelled
smoke. but it couldn't fool the trained
nose Of Fire Marshal Michael J. Cor
rigan. He ferreted out blaze behind
come wall paneling, caused by crossed
electrical wires.
Mayor Kelly missed the demonstra-
eion OF fremanship. He was vaca-
tioning In Florida.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
Locomotive Fireman
Looking Out of Cab
Is Killed by Icicle
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ASEEVILLE, N. c., February
ga huge icicle projecting from
q cliff struck and fatally injured
A. II. Griffin, 50-year-old South
ern Railway fireman, today as he
looked out from the cab Of his
moving engine for semaphore.
Griffin was apparently killed
inStantaneously. Engineer w. j.
Ford was looking out the other
side Of the cab, and heard no
sound. When he turned around
he saw his fireman lying on the
floor with his skull crushed.
The fireman's cap and frag-
ments of the icicle were found be-
side the track.
Grifin's body was sent to
Knoxville, his home.
Evening star., 1936-02-09

The list of Terraplane advantages doesn't
stop with those listed here. There's
greater ruggedness, proved by owner
mileages Of H., 900, $50, 900 and more.
Greafer economy, too, certified by thou
sands of s.coys owner statements
emphasized again just the other day in
the Los Angeles. Yosemite Economy
Evening star., 1936-02-09
Hilltop
Echoes
Random Observations
: in the Halls of
Congress.

n YOT every man has a post Office
nj on his own property and,
IN having a post once. is his
own postmaster. Charlie Bel
den, the wyoming cowboy, who Is the
favored visitor in the ofiices of Sen
stor Joseph C. 'OMahoney and Rep
resentative Paul Greever of Wyoming,
comes to town not only as an old
friend Of these gentlemen, but also as
visiting postmaster And when he
comes to town Charlie Belden gets a
welcome like that given to royalty. He
happens to be, along with famed T.
Joe Cahill, one of the grand charac-
tiers Of the State of Wyoming.
Though not O native-born member
Of the Commonwealth. landing in
Wyoming as Californian looking for
good climate, the Hon. Charles j.
Belden now passes as the typical
ranchman. He has q ranch at Pitch
fork made up Of decided and leased
land-a territory bigger than the City
OF washington. While william Moo
ney, the postmaster here, has more
mail to deliver, Postmaster Belden has
to deliver his parcel post and other
packages greater distance-at times.
There are some SO cowboys out on
the range who get letters from their
girls, once in q while, and in certain
seasons the cowboys cannot come in
for their mail. So the genial Charlie
puts letters In his pocket. mounts .
high-powered roam and dashes across
the ranch-a combination postmaster
and letter carrier. Along with about
900 900 head of cattle and sheep, this
wyoming postmaster also has on his
place herd Of antelope. So they call
him the antelope king of Wyoming.
Next time he comes to Washington,
about three months from now, he
promises to bring some Of his finest
specimen of antelope for DR.. Mann
to be placed in the National Geological
Park.
Members of the Senate and House
press galleries are mighty proud Of
what they know about the proceed
ure of Congress. It Is their business.
Sometimes they marvel at the igno-
rance Of civil government displayed in
high places-among the mighty.
Recently Representative from New
York invited one Of the Washington
correspondents to address the mem
bership of a very ritzy club, made up
Of manufacturers and high powered
business men. The idea was to have
the correspondent answer questions,
which he did. He answered so many
questions, during the luncheon period,
that he never got chance even to
nibble on a delicious lobster.
The question that floored him, how
ever, came from the miehtiest man In
the room legal representative Of the
biggest firm of its kind IN the Nation,
q man whose annual salary Is more
than the poor old Washington corre-
spondent will accumulate In the rest
of his lifetime. Asked the lawyer:
when does the Senate meet with the
House of Representatives in joint ses-
sion to consider the passage Of tax
hills?" The answer Is, Of course, it
never happens.
Evening star., 1936-02-09

Run when Terraplane averaged 1895
officially certified miles per gallon over a
tough 352 mile stretch on mountain roads.
And dozens of other features -. all at
a price down with the lowest for the
model you want. Come in and see and
drive Terraplane.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
Dole for Foreigners.

A dole" for foreign communities Of
China 10 being discussed at Shanghai.
Evening star., 1936-02-09

Choir Popular.
Holland is voicing enthusiasm over
q woman's choir from Wales.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
Ne,osmen Covering Kings Death
Fought Disheartening Problem
Vine, Housing and Transportation Diff.
ficulties Surrounded Sleepless Group
in Country Inn as Message Came.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
Spot nevs reports prouided tuu
details OF the death and burial OF
King George; but behind every big
story there is another story-on
hotp the neUS WaS handled. The
tollot0ing account details the repor-
torial endeauors and DIFFICULTIES in
getting the neps to the toorld.
Evening star., 1936-02-09

OF every man has a post Office
on his own property and,
having a post Office, is his
own postmaster. Charlie Bel
La gaceta., 1936-10-07

adoraei6n sincera. tn me ense-
iaste a comprenderle y amarle,
como mi santa madre me ense-
no a eomprender y amar a Dios.
Fueron dos cultos que desper-
tasteis en- mi alma y que hicis-
tets arraigar en- ella para que
por igual les eonsagrase mi vi
da y a ellos dirigiese mis- anhe-
los y mis- aspiraciones ell quito
a Dios 10 debo a mi madre; el
quito al arte tie 10 debo a ii. Y
aun me parece ell segundo com
plemento del primero, pues en-
el a Dios Sc admira mas gran
de y mas excelso, reconocien-
dolo como ell primer artista.
IQue obra de arte mas sublime,
que la obra maravillosa de la
Creaci6n?
La gaceta., 1936-10-07

tras vivas. I'm ser vulgar, al
saber que me he despojado de
mis- ropas ante un hombre, di-
ra: Elsa es una mujer sin pu-
dor" Pero til no puedes nj de-
hes decirlo. iSeria indigno de
til TIL eres capaz de compren
der los movies que me han inn
pulsado, y, comprendiepdoloS
has de admirarlos, has de dis
culparlos al menos
Cogi6!e entonces ella por un
brazo, Y, llevandcle a un divan,
donde Sc sentaron juntos, ana
di6:
Ven; 70 te 10 explicare to-
do, Y ruando me hayas dido, jdz
game; pero para juzgarme des-
pierte en- ii ell artista de otros
tiempos, Ell que adore Ell arte y
La gaceta., 1936-10-07

bic. Este golpe Sc lie "ocurri6" a
los dos minutes de saltitos y sd-
mirable colocaci6n de los brazos
y los bunos.
Miller ataca de nuevo en- ell sc
gEndo y lie descarga dos lid lier
dazos. LIE pega con La derecFAR y
Sc agarran. Cruz asesta ~ gan
che, sin potencia, al esf6mago
del Baby. Son Separates Mil.
Ter ataca de nuevo Eaznrdo 10
,leva a su esquina, a la de el, nd
4 la de Johnny, v le da un gan
cho de izguierda a la Mandolin
la qre lie tira sobre las sogas,
sir conocimiento. Sc desliza y al
eaer da con la cabeza en- ell ia
blado, quedando tendido boca a.
rriba, sin moverse. Ell arbitro lie
hizo la cuenta de diez con toda
comodidad.
lie podia haber contado diez
0 veinte mas. Uno de los segun-
dos de Miller acudi6 a auxiliar-
10 y despues ell propio Baby, que
ayrd6 al "arrastre."
Pasaron mas de diez minutes
antes de que pudiera recuperar
ell conocimiento. Fue un golpe
formidable, como 81 lie lutheran
pegado con una cabilla de HE
rro.
En- ell semifinal anunciaron a
Henry Raymond con lis libras,
aunque mas parece un peso de
mosca, y a Mariana Arilla, ell ex
campe6n espanol del peso ban
tan, con 1T.
Durante los primeros cuatro
'asaltos llev6 Raymond la venta-
ia y aagunOs individuos lie girl
taron al tampeho: P&gale que
csc es fascista.
Mariana inicio Ell ataque en- Ell
quinto e hizU que Raymond re-
trocediera, pegandole varios gol
pes. Raymond Sc defiende con
"jabs" y gaRchos.
Ell quinto round qued6 empa-
tado. Despues del quinto Arilla
llev6 la ofensiva y gan6 todos
los asaltos hasta ell decimo, sien-
La gaceta., 1936-10-07
DEPORTES
UN ITALIANO TENDRA LA
MEJOR POSICION EN- LA


New York, Octubre 7.--Seis
americanos v dos ~italianos, lie
vando al frente a Antonio Bri-
vic, de Italia( Sc calificaron a.
yer para la carrera de 300 mi
Has, por la copa Vanderbilt, que
Sc efectuara ell lunes.
Brivic, que es conde, gan6 Ia
posici6n mas facil en- la arran-
cada, con un promedio de 67.03
millas por bora.
Los otros calificados Sc NOM
bran Billy VIM, de Detroit !;
Wilbrr Shaw, de indianapolis /:
DR.. Giuseppe Farina, de Italia;
George Connor, de Los Ange-
les; Deacon Litz, de Dubois; AL
Putnam, de Glendale, v Phil
'iRed' Shaffer, de Des Moines.
La gaceta., 1936-10-07

sabOre6 sus grandezas Y Sc ro-
dec de los esplendores de su luz
deslrmbradora. Deia de ser 10
que eres Y vuelve a ser 10 que
fuiste, para juzgar a tn hija,
padre milo. AL artista hablo
esc6chame.
-Pero tn falta existe.-re-
plic6 81, manteniendose adn en-
su severidad.
-iEscGchame replied ella.
Angela va no lloraba.
Tai majestad habia en- su es-
pecto, tai nobleza en- su rostro,
hermoseado por una expression
de entusiasmo indefinible. que
81 padre la contemplate admit
RADIO.
La culpa no es mia,-em-
pez6 diciendo,-si al arte rindo
La gaceta., 1936-10-07
Johnny Cruz fue una Hictima de
. los punos del zprdoBaby Miller
Mariana Arilla, ell vaIlisoletano, derroto
Henry Raymond

Dijimos nosotros que Baby
Miller, ell zurdo, derrotariaN a
Johnny Cruz, teniendo en- cueAO
Ia los antecedentes, la historic
pasada, Y asi fue.
Johnny tiene unas posturitas
"que parten ell ALMA" y emocio-
nan a las "fanaticas." Muy ele-
gante, con movimientos de bal
larin russo; airoso, agil, apilineo
frente a la figura cast desgar-
bada, comparativamente del p1
gil de West Tampa, que tiene
I'm estilo que los 'fieles' llaman
de "gorila."
Cuando empez6 a moverse en-
ell "ring" Johnny pareca up
primo de Apollo, bailando hacia
atras. Extendia los brazos, ac-
cionaba como 81 fuera a tocar
los palillos Y algunos espectado-
res decian: 81 lie alta a Miller
Y lie COLE.
Pero no pas6 la cosa de los
~novimientos ~est6ticos. Los pail
los no sonaban; los pufos no
regaban.
Empieza ell primer asalto y
Miller toma la ofensiva y lie sa-
iuda con una derecha al est6ma-
go. Cruz DANA Y amenaza, en-
retirada. Miller lie alta I'm gan
cho de izquierda al estomago y
otros golpes a la cara, con ell mis-
mo puho. Reptile la izquierda a
Ia cara Y las costillas, dando cua
tro golpes conservatives. Pega ell
".jab" de derecha a la cara. Cruz
di6 un golpe de izquierda a la ca
ra de Miller, sin dano aprecia-
La gaceta., 1936-10-07
III

Trocando su acento males.
tuoso en- sencillo, humilde y tier
no, anadi6:
-Preparada per ii de esta
manera, los delirios artisticog
de Gaspar, de nuestro protee-
tor, de nrestro dnico amigo, en-
ccntraron simpatia EN- mi. La
gratitud c~ontribuy6 a clio. Soma
"a oy6ndole sonar, sufria WEN
dole sufrir, participate de sus
anhelos, de sus desalientos. de
srs ilusiones. Hubiera dejado
mi alma en- la vaga somnolencia
de una vulgar ignorancia, v no
Sc hubiese interesado y estre-
mecido con 10 que no estaba a
La gaceta., 1936-10-07

do ovacionado. Prob6 ell espahol
que no es 'fascista" yssi que dos
hermanos -suyos petean cOnalas
'miliciAs leales. No hubo caSdas
nj peligree serio alguno para los
ccnBbatientes. Los dos buxearon
muyNbien.
Luis Gonzalez, Ell dehero, hi.
20 tablas con Red Powell.
Sensational fue ell cuarto a
Hsalto. Gonzalez parecia ell de su!
&senos tiempos. Dos minutes d.
golpes continues. Ell p1blico o
vacicn6 al joven de- Ellinger.
Eddie Simms acost6 a EddiI
Scaller, en- dos asaltos, con TN;
kdetecha ala mandfbala. Jinm;
Valentine puso dormir a Sec.
toy Wills, en Ell tercer round.
Fueron pressrtados Chino A
parez v Tony Cancela. Ell Chine
Fseamateha para New York, ell 81
bado, EN- compania de Lew Dia
mond.s Piensa combatir en- la M.
Olson Square Garden.
Gancela peleara Ell jueves d;
laesemana que viene con Brock
ell frertg joven de Panama CITY
Miguel LoreRte.
La gaceta., 1936-10-07
TgRANDo Ell BAION
q Con los Espartanos

Los Espartanos prac bran
aoy de nuevo para su cDmbate
en- Plant Field, con Georgia
Re h. Aver los novatos jugaron
frente a los veteranos.
Higgins cree que dos Esparta
nos tienen las mayores probabi-
lidades de veneer en- ell encuen,
tro del viernes.
Al Yorkunas y Phil Patter :
con Sc ejercitaron aver, pero no
tomaron parte en- ia acci6n ru-
da. Ed Carter no Sc present6.
Por ell administrator Bill Cul :
breath han sido va puestos a Ia
venta los biMetes de entrada.
La gaceta., 1936-10-07
a ii te quedara ell barro tan so
10. FL pudor 10 habras perdi-
do


Angela levant6 la cabeza
con arrogancia, sec6 su llanto
y dijo energieamente:
mo, padre milo, no! 81 es
esa la dnica causa de tn pesar,
tranquilizate. Yo no he perdi-
do NADIA. Soy tan pura como
era, y mi pureza aun sc ha en-
noblecido por ell sacrifice a
cue la he sujetado por amor al
arte. Otro no comprenderia es-
to; pero To ST; puedes Y debes
comprenderlo, porque, a pesar
tuyo, eres y seras artista mien-
La gaceta., 1936-10-07
FOlletin No $50
CAS- PENAS
QUE RFDINFN

conmovedora y, pOr 10 mismo,
mas renida con sus ideas.
Trocando la desesperaci6n
en- amargura, la c6lera en- do
lof, Ia indignation en- lastima.
resumi6 todos sus reproches en-
las siguientes frases, que fue-
ron TODD un poema de ternura
y augusta paternales, de pc
r profundo, de compassion
tfiste y sincera:
-Tu pudor, dijo,--quedara
perpetuado en- Ell barro; pero
La gaceta., 1936-10-07

Los Terriers practicaron aver
de nuevo para su partido del
viernes por la noche con ell
Clearwater. No pudieron jugar
Herbert Robson y Barnum Ep :
person. Young no Sc present6.
Robson tiene lastimada una
pierna y Epperson I'm brazo.
La gaceta., 1936-10-07

Else muahachito Henry Ray
.nond no es todavia boxeador pa
ra diez asaltos, aunque otra Coz
sa cream sus amigotes.
Hasta los 81 amos no suena ls
,ora. de los diez rounds, segIn la
:omisi6n atletica del estado d.
New York.
Siga Henry Huestro copsejo
i qniere 4legar a viejos y con
plata en- los bolsillos.
La gaceta., 1936-10-07

diCiones, Zero dudals de que
en- ell frio puede aesarrogiar t.
de su pstepM fisica. 81 Chino
es tropigSfy Tampa Is su meior
b9se de Iperaciones.
No Sc divide de pOnernos una
"Tostalita' y de tirar los cara
ccles.
La gaceta., 1936-10-07
Nare

Madrid, OFT. lei ministe-
10 de IA guerra die aver Ell 81
uiente parte sob1Pess opera
ioses en- todos los roses:
En- ONedefaA situaci@p es la
uisma, enteramente kvorabie
q la causa leal. Algunjs encren-
srcs de importanciaee librarQs
en- Vizcaya. La 9f:illeria bonn
en- Ell se2~r de Barbas-
tro, eaArsy4Ayiones repu-
slican mbAfcH~SRas
'oncentracioys de los rebelGs
Una coluQha enemiga fue dS
,SUelH Ell sector de Brjalante
Atac6 ell enemigo en- Navalperal
La gaceta., 1936-10-07

Sigue practicando ell Tampa
College para su partido del vier
mes por la no:he con los marine
ros de Sarasota.
Lucieron mucho en- ell ataque
La gaceta., 1936-10-07

Chino Sc marchara ell sabado
de Tampa. Ira con rumbo a N.
York, en- compania de Lew Dia-
mond.
lie han dicho que peleara en-
la Madison Square Garden y O.
Jala que asi sea.
Buen viaje lie deseamos y que
no sc 'precipite."
La gaceta., 1936-10-07

su al Nee; Quisiste que ell arte
.omprendiera y amara, y los de-
IirioS del artista hallaron en- ella
eco simpatico. iSeras capaz de
reprocharme ell que sea como is
'lrlsiste que fuese? NO. padre
MIC! ESQ fuera indigno de Ii.
pcrQue seria injusto.
81 mismo entusiasmo con one
Ia Joven hablaba, hacia que las
palabras Sc atropellasen en- sus
.abios.
rrvo que detenerse I'm mo-
mento para tranQuilizarse, pan
reponerse.
Romulo la escuchaba adu
do.
Jamas habiala dido EXPIRE
Sc con tanta lucidez, y a1ue
tusiasmO, noble y sincere.
La gaceta., 1936-10-07

Arilla no parecfa de VaHado-
lid en- los primeros cuatro asal-
tos. Despues del quinto ell espa-
mol atac6 y venci6 por puntos.
Probablemente Sc lie brscara
otra pelea para la semana que
viene.
La gaceta., 1936-10-07


de Pinares v las milfcias devol-
sieron iel ataaue, oeasionandOle
lnuchas bajas. Sobre los moros
Sc extendi6 una cortina de fue-
go que no pudieron rebasar.
Hrbo tranquilidad en- Olias Y
Bargas.
Las milicias catalanas, en- ell
rfrente de Aragon, Sc apOdera-
ron del campo de aviaci6n de
Huesca. Los aeroplanos republi-
canos atacaron con exto a lRs
Columns enemigas, dispArsan-
dolas y destrozando la VI fe-
rrea en- varios lugares.E alma
en- SomosierrSH NaVacerrada.
IN ataOse de los rebeldes So
5rd "a Cruz del Retamar fue
recks do. Ell enemigo Sc pro-
ponia Irealizar In movimiento
snvV|' ente.
La gaceta., 1936-10-07
CON Los GuANrEs

Pas6 10 que habiamos supues-
to. Baby Miller result6 muy su-
perior a Johnny Cruz. Con ell
golpe de anoche Cruz debia re-
flexionar y retirarse.
La gaceta., 1936-10-07

Alvarez tiene admirables con
La gaceta., 1936-10-07

Joe Labadie, Frank Rgig Dick
founders.
zLos Figres pra .ticaron fren-
te a los novatos de la Universe
I'D de Tampa, durante As mi