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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-05
ITALIAN BAPTIST
SUPPER ENJOYED

Supper given by the italian Bap-
list church yesterday in the parish
hall was attended by more than 150
persons. Mrs. Paul Foster headed
the arrangements committee. with
Mrs. Assunta Fortunate, Mrs. An
tonetta Parisi and Mrs. Mary
Giorgio, assisting.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-05
PAPERS FILED

The following papers Of incorpora-
ton have been fled at the Office OF
the secretary Of state at Hartford:
Nathan Hale Motors, Inc, WASH
ington; authorized capital, $4,000;
starting business. $4,000. Incorp-
orators, Abraham Nathan o n.
Brooklyn. N. Y. william Hale, New
York city. Theodore v. Meyer, Wa
terbury.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-05

About 90 per cent of our drink
ing water Is treated with liquid
chlorine 10 destroy harmful BAG
tAria-.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-05

In Derby they also held q city
election Tuesday along with the
state and national polling. Mayor
George r. sullivan and his en-
tire democratic city ticket were
swept hack into once Cor another
The Washington times., 1936-11-23
Grumpy Play
AtPierceHon

Grumpy" the perennial favor
ite by Forrest Hodges and T. Wig
ney Percyval, will be presented by
the Pierce Hall Players on Novem-
ber "a and 25 at Pierce Hall, Fiji
teenth and Harvard Streets North
west, as the second play of their
1936-37 season.
Heading the cast will be F. FL
wood Allen, who, in Toledo, scored
three successes in the role Of
Grumpy, loveable old gentleman
whose gruff exterior covered a gen
erous nature.
Mr.. Allen first appeared in the
role with Toledo'S Masqueraders,
and was so successful he was
requested to repeat the perform
ance before the Kiwanis Club and
an American Legion post.
Supporting Mr.. Allen is a COM
pany Of well-remembered and &C
complished Pierce Hall Players, in
cluding Evelyn Wynn, Frank S.
Koonce, William Austin Davis, and
many others.
Howard F. Wentworth is stag
ing the play and will probably
step into vacancy caused by the
dropping Of Ted C. Gardner due
to q recent death in the family.
The Washington times., 1936-11-23
Cornell Is Here
For O Opening

Myron Mccormick, who ap-
peared here as Trock in Maxwell
Anderson's "Winterset" last sea-
son, will have an important role
in Katharine CornelPs production
of Mr.. Anderson's THE WingleSs
Victory" which has it's world pre-
miere in the National Theater to-
morrow night. John Winthrop
has been engaged for another
part in the production in the
place of Morton Stevens, who
is i'll.
Miss Cornell and her company
arrived in Washington yesterday
to hold the final scene, light and
dress rehearsals of the Anderson
drama prior to the first stage per-
formance. These rehearSalS &C
tually are performances, but are
strictly private. 1t is Miss Cor
nell's custom to play these per-
formanceS so that the first public
showing of the drama may be as
smooth as it is possible to make it.
Accompanying Miss Cornell are
her husband and stage director,
Guthrie McClintic; Maxwell An
derson, the author, and 10 Mel
liner, the designer of the settings
and costumes. There still are
seats obtainable for all perform
ances to be given this week.
The Washington times., 1936-11-23
By LLOYD PANTAGES
Copyright, 1895. by King Features
syndicate, Inc

HOLLYWOOD. Nov. 23.-1t Is
rllnnored about that AL Rogell and
his ex.bride, Ena Gregory, will be
remarked. Which is certainly
Something, when you consider that
they were suing each other, and
van smith, for alienation OF al
fections less than two years ago.
You can be pretty sure that, no
matter what state the Lily Damlta-
Enrol Flynn breakup arrives at,
eventually they will land back To-
gether again. At the moment. it
is entirely a question of a tenn
peramental disorder which needs
a marital vacation. His sudden
rise to fame has caused hectlVlty
in his studio progress, his home
life and what have you. 1t Will
take a few months more to become
normalized, and hence the confu-
sion.
Regardless of protests, Daryl
Zanuck is going right ahead with
his plans to produce picture
based on the Spanish horror, the
The Washington times., 1936-11-23

We find by a process Of recon
noitering that Greta Carlo got
one Of her early jobs through her
persistence as q stage-door fan OF
Carl Brisson'S. He gave her a job
as his stooge in the audience in
BrisSon'S Blue Blondes (believe
it or not, that was their name)
and at a given signal she rose and,
to get the audience to join the
The Washington times., 1936-11-23
Earle to Have
Irene Dunno

Theodore Goes Wild" hilari-
Gus Columbia production which
introduces Irene Dunno in her
first comedy assignment, opens
Friday, November 27, at the
Earle Theater.
Melvyn Douglas appears oppo-
site Miss Dunno in this story of d
small town girl who writes the
most sophisticated novel of the
year, shocks all her neighbors and
"goes wild" when she meets her
illustrator in the big city.
Surprise situations and unusual
twists make Theodore Goes
Wild" sparkle with real comedy.
Richard BoleSlawSki directed, and
the cast includes Thomas
Mitchell, Thurston Hall, Rosalind
Keith, Spring Byington and Mar
garet McWade.
Critics are hailing Theodore
Goes Wild" as the most delightful
comedy since "Mr. Deeds" went
to town.
On the stage, the versatile Ed
die Carr, late star of Thumbs
Up" will headline a variety show.
Other entertainers will include
Ray Smeck, wizard of the strings;
Virginia Bacon & Co., delightful
dancers, and the Danwells.
NewSreel and selected short
subjects will round out the pro-
gram for the Earle Theater.
The Washington times., 1936-11-23
"Winterset" to
Open Tuesday

Acclaimed by New York'S critics
as the foremost Broadway hit OF
last season, "WinterSet," Maxwell
Anderson's tensely dramatic play,
has been brought to the motion
picture screen by Radio Pictures
and it's to be seen at R-K-O-Keith's
as that theater's Thanksgiving
week attraction, opening with a
special show Tuesday night.
With three leading members OF
the original cast, and credited
with all the suspense, appeal ana
soul-gripping love interest which
catapulted the play into an in
stantaneous hit, "Winterset" hopes
to reach the Keith screen pos
sesssing the same enormous ap-
peal of it's stage presentation.
The dramatic personae Of this
notable screen drama represents a
cross-section of contemporary tai
ent of stage and screen. AS the
sweethearts of the waterfront are
Burgess Meredith and Margo, who
created the roles in the footllght
version. Eduardo Clannelli, head
ing the support, duplicates his
menace stage role in "Winterset." "
John Carradine, memorable as
Rizzio in MARY Of Scotland; Ed
ward Ellis. Paul Guilfoyle, Helen
Jerome Eddy, Myron Mccormick
and Maurice Moscovitch complete
the cast of principal players.
Anderson penned a narrative OF
DYNAMIC dramatic impact and
strength, which, combined with
its wistful love story, earned a
distinctive honor bestowed by the
New York Drama Critics Circle.
Selecting "Winterset" as the best
play of the last season, the organl-
zation awarded the playwright a
bronze tablet.
The Washington times., 1936-11-23
Midnite Show
For Palace

A special midnight show at
Loew's Palace Th e ter next
Wednesday night will serve to in
troduce Washingtonians to Love
On the Run" acknowledged to be
the happiest of the hits co7star-
ring Clark Gable and Joan Craw-
ford.
Tickets for this Thanksgiving
Eve midnight movie feast will go
on sale at the Palace box-office
within the next day or two. There
will be no advance in price. The
films regular run will begin on
Thursday, Thanksgiving Day.
Franchot Tone heads the sup
porting cast in this spirited story
Of q newspaper correspondent in
Europe who reScueS an American
heiress from a designing fortune
hunter only to embroil her in the
Vaccinations Of a sinister spy
ring.
The story is based on an orig
inaI which appeared in a national
magazine. It moves with locomo-
tive speed, has it's share of ro-
nance, and an overabundance OF
smart comedy. Assurance Of this
is found in the fact that w. S.
zone Hit After Another" Van
nvke directed "IOVe On the Run"
for Metro Goldwyn-Mayer. Reg1-
nald Owen, Mona Barrie, Ivan
Lebedeff, Charles Judels, Donald
Meek are others who support
Gabel, Miss Crawford and her Off
screen husband, Franchot Tone.
A Crime Does Not Pay" short,
news events and Metro oddity
will augment both the Showings
of this new film at the midnight
show Wednesday and during the
regular showing starting Tuesday.
The Washington times., 1936-11-23
brigade" Set
For the Met

One of the Warner Bros.
biggest and most thrilling pro
ductions "The Charge Of the
Light Brigade"-will bring Enrol
Flynn and Olivia de Havilland to
the Metropolitan Theater screen
Wednesday, November IS for a spe-
cial return engagement down.
town.
Tennyson's famous poem, which
gave the picture its name, also
inspired the exciting climax to
this romantic story of two brothers
who are rivals for the love of a
beautiful girl.
Flynn has the role Of an Eng
lish officer stationed in India;
Olivia de Havilland is the lovely
daughter of his superior officer;
and Patrick Knowles is the young
brother of Flynn. Others in the
cast include Henry Stephenson,
Nigel Bruce, Donald Crisp, David
Niven, C. Henry Gordon. and
many others.
The Washington times., 1936-11-23
I Cover HOI yWOOd

siege Of the Alcazar, only, as he
explains tactfully, he will take no
sides.
The Washington times., 1936-11-23
No Shorts, No Dance,
Actress UItimatum

Eleanore Whitney has issued an
ultimatum.
No more pictures in shorts for
three months-and a minimum of
dancing!
The petite Paramount dance
star, who achieved film fame, al
most overnight, is afraid of being
too strictly typed.
She made known her decision
before taking the lead opposite
Tom Brown in Rose Bowl" but
was forced to compromise. She
will dance a little in the picture,
but her ban on shorts will be re-
spected.
The Washington times., 1936-11-23

o4CSC Va JAAC <A4Sn1d1 OA14yS 40 AAS
explains tactfully, he will take no
sides.
Jock Whitney has dipped well
into his pocketbook to refinance
his partnership with David Selz-
nick in Selznick International, so
that they will produce at least ten
more pictures per year than ori-
ginally planned, which will make
them tops among all the studios
for grade A pictures, meaning lots
Of money spent on production. AS
proof Of the sincerity Of their in
tentionS, they will spend two mil
lions or more on "Gone With the
Wind" alone, If the scripting OF
this wonderful book neceSsitateS it.
Howard Hawks is returning
from New York to align himself
with r. K. o. for a group Of pic
lures. He has been in seclusion
ever since his tiff with Goldwyn
in the middle of Come and Get
It." During his vacation he has
been conferring much with Ben
Hecht and Charles Macarthur,
who are undoubtedly arranging
some material for stories with
The Washington times., 1936-11-23
Newspaper Women
SPONSOR Premiere

The Newspaper Women's Club,
OF Washington, will sponsor the
premiere performance of the new
version of Broken Blossoms"
coming to the Belasco Theater,
opposite the White House, Wednes-
day evening, November 25.
The club is sponsoring the
opening performance as benefit
for its bed endowment fund at
the Children's Hospital.
The Washington times., 1936-11-23
BY Lloyd Pantages

singing, gave vent to when I
Meet You Alone Tonight" in a
husky contralto. Nobody ever
suspected her of singing before,
as far as we can ascertain.
The Washington times., 1936-11-23
Repairs Own Car

Bill Henry, MGM player who
has just completed his role in
"Tarzan Escapes" is an expert
mechanic. He breaks down the
engine of his car and rebuildS it
at least twice a year.
The Washington times., 1936-11-23
0 u Spreads

Us scienRifie medieofIon swiftly spreads
through nose and upper thrOai-
where . out Of 4 colds star.
You can feel the tingle as Va-tro-nol
s-p-r-e-a-d-s through the trouble
zone in your nose and upper throat.
Va-tro-nol is specially designed to
stimulate Natures defenses in this
area. Used in time, Va-tro-nol helps
to prevent many a miserable cold
from developing and to throw of
head colds in the early stages.
Quickly relieves "sEVRY Heed"
The Washington times., 1936-11-23

him. That incorrigible and bril-
liant pair is returning here al.
most Immediately to do a story
to fit the famous Kipling poem,
"Gunga Din," for Edward Small.
Hence, it is probable that Hawks
will do their megaphoning on this
next script.
La gaceta., 1936-08-11
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Dinero para la Libertad. = Franco metido a Ii
beral. Los obreros Sc oponen a Landon.-Mi
tin a favor de la causa de Espana. Praders
asesinado en- Cuba. = Dinero para la Libertad

en- ell Auditorium Ashland, un
mitin a favor de la causa de la
Nepdblica Espanola y la Demo-
cracia.
Hablaran los senores Mary
nard C. Kruger, Morris M.
Childs, Maximiliano CLAY y Ra-
fael Perez.
Olay representa- al Connie de
Defensa Pro Libertades de Es-
pana Y Perez al Frente Popular
Mejicano de Chicago.
Con ell pueblo de Espana sien
ten hoy todos los hombres libres
de este pals y del extranjero.
La victoria de la Repdblica
sera la primera derrota impor-
ante del fascismo sanguinario.
BESIDE esta ciudad de la FlOri-
da tenemos ell gusto de estre =
char en- un abrazo a los que en-
Chicago luchan.
La gaceta., 1936-08-11
Los trabajadores de la nacion apoyaran
la candidatura del Presidente Roosevelt
Cree que por medic de la ley Sc conseguiran los
objetivos de los ciudadanos humildes

Washington, agosto 1l.-El
Tresidente Roosevelt escribi6
yer a un grupo de jefes obre-
I IS y en- ell mensajA les dice
lie ell "nuevo trato" continue
a su batalla en- pro de las re-
tormas sociales que ell puNblo
ecesita, Nformas cue Ell {
, unal supreme anularG por M
do de sentenciAs muy critica!
Da a entender ell PresidenS
tiene fe complea en-
tue les objetivos de su gobier-
! 0 Sc l0eraran por medic de
] yes. .
Sc lego ell mensaje despues
~ que los jefes obreros John
4. Lewis, presidente PIE los MI
leros Unidos, ASidhey B. Hill
nan, habian lanzados duros
Cargos contra Ell candidate re-
La gaceta., 1936-08-11
CHARLES WALL HABIA ST.
DO ANAL A DECLA-
RAR POR REX FARRIOR

En- la tarde de aver sc supO
en- esta ciudad que ell fiscal del
estado, Rex Farrior, habia ci-
tado para declarar ante ell go
bernador, en- ell case de c. j.
Hardee, a Ocho individuos de
esta ciudad, entire ellos ell muy
conocidO ciudadano Charles
Wall.
La citaci6n Sc hizo por me-
tio de la corte del eirsuitO, pc
70 les citados no llegaron a
teclarar.
Farrior hizo lamar como
testigos a los Sres. Wall, Con
zalo 2drate, Daniel y Benigno
Rogue, Carter Jonesy miembro
lei gran jurade; Sarf Bucklew
r., un abogado, y John N. Har
rison, miembro del cOmite in
estigador de la camara de 60
mercio.
Bucklew fue ell abNgado de
os encartados e. laid" he
no en- ell cafS Panama, d la
allie de Franklin.
La gaceta., 1936-08-11
PEDIRA FRANCIA A ESTA-
DOS UNIDOS QUE Sc AID
HIERA AL PACTO DE
Sc hO pedidO a Franco que retj-
re de TetudR los deStGcdmentOS
HSaT0entCS

Paris, agoSo l1.-El gobier-
no frances, presidido por Leon
Blum, decide invitar hoy a Es-
tados Unidos a unirse al pacto
de neUtralidad en- la guerra ci-
vii de Espana. La proposition
en- favor de una norma de ma
nos afuera" sera enviado a
Washington y otras naciones
mas distances, despues de que
las potencias mas interesadas Sc
adhieran al pac.o de neutraii-
dad.
FL primer ministro Mrssolini
ha sugerido adiciones al paclo,
al acep,arlo. Las adiciones pro-
hiben "interferencia moral, Ia
les como mandar dinero y dar
otra ayuda.
La camara de diputados de
Francia aprob6 hoy un credito
de 10y100,000 de frances para
repatriar a sus nacionales que
viven en- Espana.
Sabese que ell gobierno de In
gla ezra esta dando a Francia
toda la cooperation possible, con
ell fin de que ell pacto Sc compile
tie.
Ell gobierno de la iona inter
nacional de Tanger ha pedido al
general Franco, jefe rebelde,
que retire les destacamen.os mi
litares ALI puestos. Francia
desea que ell gobierno de la 70
ma refuse facili,ar efectOs que
puedan utilizarse para PROPOSE
tos militares, tales como gaso-
lima, aceite y automobiles.
La gaceta., 1936-08-11

En- la s-emidemocracia cuba :
ma Sc encarcela a los miembros
de la sociedad ABC, Sc encarce-
la a los que luchan por ell rotor
no anhelado del DR.. Grau San
Martin y Sc mata a los MEM
bros de la Joven Cuba.
Y es que. en- Cuba Ell poder CT
vii, ridiculizado, ssrvil, no Sc a.
treve a levantar la cabeza por
miedo a la bota militar.
Espana sc bate ahora para do
minar a los enemigos de la Ii =
bertad, que son los militares fas
cistas, y Cuba, a su debido item
pc, Sc batira tambien.
Y entonces diran los reaccio-
narios, a coro, que ell pueblo pc
lea para implan.ar ell comunis :
mo.
Cada vez que Ell pueblo Sc po-
ne de pie y empuha las armas,
no importa las razones cue ten
ga, los traidores y los desver-
gonzados hablan de extremismo
para buscar simpatia y tapar su
abyecci6n.
La gaceta., 1936-08-11
Cuatro comunistas gobieman Ell Banco
Hipotecario de la Capital de Espana
Sc ha hecho cargo del mando en- Guadarrama
ell coronel Ascencio
Juzgaran al general Fanjul los generates Riquel-
me, Fernando ~Berenguer y Gonzalez

supreme que juzgara al general
'Fanjul Y otros jefes rebeldes.
IntsrrOgado sebre 81 ell nombra-
miento si2nificaba la renuncia
de su cargo mili,ar EN- ell fren-
tie, ell general Riquelme dijo: Ell
gobierno me ha hecho inspector
de los frentes de Guadarrama y
Somosierra. Ef coronel Arcen-
clio. ell mas distinguido miembro
del estado mayor, tom6 aver ell
mando y yo tengo la seguridad
de que cOnducira a les milicia-
nos a la victoria"
Sc ha dispuesto tanbien por
ell ministro de justicia que los
generates Fernando BereTguer
Y Fernando Gonzalez former
parte del tribunal que iuzgara
al general Fanjul y al corons!
Gutierrez.
Una de las eStaciones de ra-
do de los rebeldes ha dicho que
ell general Franco Sc halla de
acuerdo con ell ministro de la
gobernaci6n en- ell punto de que
los civiles deben reirarse de las
Gales a a las 10 de la noche, y
de que Ell general Miajas sc ha
pasado a los insurgentes.
FL Qobierno de Madrid permit
tie Sc den las noticias de las es-
taciones rebeldes, porque cast
todas resultan falsas.
Celebr6 una Iarga conferen-
cia con don Indaleeio Prieto, ell
lider socialista, ell encargado de
negocios de la Argentina.
Una majer alemana, casada
con un espahOl, combate junto
a las milicias proleRrias, en- la
sierra de Guadarrama.
Ell gobierno ha nacionalizade
cuatrO grandes molinos de ha-
rina y cast todas las panaderlas.
La gaceta., 1936-08-11
Ell general Franco promote

81 general Franco promote
un gobierno liberal, 81 los trail
dores tr~iunfan; pero la "gen-
tualla" militar contin1a hacien
do Ell saludo fascista.
Prome.e Franco ell liberals
mo de la bayoneta, de la violen-
cia, de la crueldad y de la trail
ci6n.
Vida liberal para Ia sOEdades
ca, vida liberal para los ayudan
ties de los ''matarifes", y fusila-
lmientos, carceles y atropellos
para los defensores de la Rep1-
blica !
Ell liberalismo de Franco des-
pide TN olor irresistible, ell de la
putrefacci6n de los cadaveres.
La gaceta., 1936-08-11

zero frances que con los anteo-
jos veian caer las casas bajo la
remenda fuerza de los proyec-
tiles.
Los rebeldes aseguran que ell
acorazado Jaime l, que ell vier-
mes bombardeara a Algeciras,
esta mandado por suboficiales
y 10 navegan oficiales amenaza-
dos de muerte.
ConsiGarase una perdida de
gran impor amelia para ell ige-
neral Franco la del canonero
"Dato" y un transport, brques
abatidos por ell fuego del Jai-
me |. Cuando ell acoraZado tu-
vo que ir a Malaga a cargar'com
bustible, los rebeldes desembar-
caron 5000 hombres; pero ell
buque regres6 a tempo para
hrndir ell "Dato" y transpor.e.
Sabese que visitaron al rey
Alfonso, la semana pasada, ell
marquis Luca de Tena y otro a
rist6crata espanol.
Refiriendose a la orden dada
en- Espana por ell general MOla,
ell principe Don Juan hizo en-
Paris este comentario: Gun nue.
vo estado de cosas ha nacido EN-
Espana, basado en- Is principles
del siglo XVI y corrigiendo com
~pletamente los ideales democrat
icos del siglo diecinueve."
"Yo fui a Espaha como un
simple ciudadano espanol, ansiO
so de ofrecer mi vida por la de.
fensa de la naci6n y la reli-
gi6n". "Desgraciadamente mi O.
ferta fue rechazada. Yo soy ell
1nicO hijo de Espana que no tie
ma autoridad para defender a
su pafs",
Renunci6 ell pues,o que venia
desempenando, por simpatia
con los rebeldes, el Sr. Pedro
Prat y Souso, ministro de Espa-
ma en- Bucarest.
Una nOticia de Lisboa tras-
mitida por la Radio, dice que en-
ell Ferrol preparan los rebeldes
tres buques para utilizarlos CO.
mo cruceros en- contra de la es-
cuadra de la RepGblica. Mas de
100 obreros Sc of~recieron vo-
luntariamente para los traba-
jos.
Ell nuevo ministro de la que
ira de Espaha es amigo intim0
del presidente Azaha y un mi
litar de grandes meritos. De A.
zana Sc dice que es un experto
estraSe2a militar, sin haber per
tenecido al ejercito.
La gaceta., 1936-08-11

Madrid, agostO 11.-Durante
un bombardeo de los rebeldes en-
Guadarrama estuvo a punto de
perder la vida ell lider socialis-
ia don Francisco Largo Caba-
Hero I'm proyectil de los insur-
gen.es cay6 en- ell jardin de la
villa donde sc hallaba reunido ell
eS ado mayor. "Tuvimos que sa-
lir como gatos, dijo Ell periods
ia Julio Alvarez del Vayo, ell
hombre de confianza de Caba-
Hero. "Habiamos acabado de sa-
lir cuando cageron otros tres
proyectiles, en- rapida sucesiSn,
y demolieron la casa.
Don Manuel Pomares y Man
icon Sc ha hecho de nuevo cargo
del gobierno de Albacste, ciudad
que los leales recap uraron hace
dos semanas. En- Albacete Sc
han alberto hos cinemat6gra-
fos y los cafes.
FL gobierno ha ordenado IA
confiscaci6n de todas las propie-
dades de la iglesia para utiiizar
las EN- beneficio del pueblo. Han
sido ejecutados en- Nenorea 100
rebeldes ,incluyendo un almiran
e.
La Junta de Directories del
IBanco Hipotecario de Madrid
ha sido disuelta y nombrados
para sus,ituirla cuatro MEM
bros del partido COmunista. Sc
ha ofrecido a Espaha, para SER
vicio en- los momentOs actuales,
un grupo de aviadores america
nos que lleva ell nombre de Jim
Collins.
FL general Riquelne, CONAN
dante de las fuerzas leales en-
Somosierra ha sdo nombrado
miembrO de la saia del tribunal
La gaceta., 1936-08-11

Las principles colectivida-
DIES Obreras es5an emplazando
va sus baterias para oponerse a
Ia candidatura de Alt Landon,
ell republican,, un liberal tibio,
de matiz semifascista.
Los obreros de las ciudades y
los trabajadores del campo tie
men fe en- ell presidente Roose-
welt v asi 10 probaran en- las We
nideras elecciones, las de no.
viembre.
John L. Lewis, presidente de
DOS Mineros Unidos,. uno de los
jefes de la propaganda en- favor
del presidente sincere y leal a
su pueblo, dijo aver: LandOn
tiene de los males de America la
conception que pudiera tener
una de las cabras de las monta-
mas de Bulgaria"
Y asi es la verdad, a juzgar
por los discusses va pronuncia-
dos por ell gobernadOr de Kan
sas.
Lando nno piensa en- los obre-
ros, en- los humildes que sufren
las acometidas de la miseria,
porque las corporaciones reac-
cionarias lie han proclamado su
"nino bonito'.
Los hombres que trabajan, los
obreros manuales e intellectual
les, vO:aran por la reelection.
La gaceta., 1936-08-11

Primera vfctima del BatisIa =
do bajo ell gobierno semidemo-
cratico del DR.. Miguel Mariana
Gomez: Jose Pradera, miembro
e la "Joven Cuba"
Cerca de Santiago de Cuba,
londe Arsenic Ortiz levantaba
"a horca en- los dias de Macha-
10, apareci6 ell cuerpo de Pra :
iera, acribillado a balazos.
Otra victima del sadismo mi
litaris a, con un Presidente de-
oil, acobardado, que tai infamia
permite.
La gaceta., 1936-08-11

La international Ladies Gar
ment Workers Union Sc ha di-
rigido a varias organizaciones
obreras del pals demOndandO su
apoyo para recolec.a ar 100000
y mandarlos a E4ana.
va dijimos hace pOcos dias
que esta colectividad habia he
cho un donativo de $4,000 para
la causa de la Rep1blica espano-
la.
iDinero para la libertad de
un pueblo viril, cue ha salido al
encrentro de la "peste" militia
rista; dinero para armas, aero
pianos, balas y veneer a los ener
gumenos de- fascismo.