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La gaceta., 1936-08-14
ENTUSIASTA RECIBTMIEN-
TO AL PRESIDENTE ROO
SEVELT

Cleveland, Agosto IA A
las $40 de la manana de hoy
lego a esta ciudad ell presl
dente Roosevelt, cen ell fin de
visitar la exposition de los
Grandes Lagos. Miles de perso
mas ovacionaron al presidente
a su llegada. Sonriente y mo-
viendo la m'ano en- senal de sa-
lido, ell jefe del estado tardo
mas de media nora en- salir del
tren que lie habfa traido. Acu-
dieron a recibirla ell senadoT
Robert Buckley, de Ohio, ell go
bernador Martin Davey y ell
alcalde Burton.
AL pasar por las GALES 20
AUTOMOBILES v policfas de mo-
tocicleta custodiaban al presi-
dente.
Con ell presidente conferen-
clio, por mas de una bora, ell go
ernador Earle, de Pennsylva
mia.
Esta noche, a las siete, ell
presidente hablara por la Ra-
dio.
La gaceta., 1936-08-14
DEL HUMORISMO ESPANOL
I'm criGdo previsor

I'm criGdo preViSor
I'm arist6crata madrileno, tan
distraido como aficionado a las
b9llas artes, orden6 dias pasa-
dos a su nuevo ayuda de camara
que trasladase de un lado a otro
de la gran chimenea del salon
un cuadro que tiene en- singular
estima. AL dfa siguiente, al YER
realizada su orden, lie extrano
re aparecieran en- la pared, a
variadas distan:ias, tres oscar
pias clavadas en- ella.
y este, ipara que?-pre-
gunt6 a SUI criado.
Las he puesto ahi por 81 ell
senior no Sc acordaba bien, po-
der zanzibar en- seguida ell cua-
drO de sitio.
La gaceta., 1936-08-14

La esposa de Mr.. Thalberg,
que lleva seis amos casada, Sc
mues.ra ahora mas enamorada
de su esposo que cuando contra
10 matrimonio. Norma e Irving
marchan juntos todas las mana
mas al estudio, donde ell trabajo
les absorbe de tai manera, que
no les permi;e nj siquiera conner
uno al lado del otro.
Crando llegan las vacaciones
Norma e Irving Sc cogen del
brazo y toman pasaje en- cual-
quier vapor, huyendo de Holly
wood, csc Hollywood que les
abruma con atenciones pocas
wees desinteresadas. No hay
que oleidar que Mr.. Thalberg es
persona influyente en- una en-
presa poderosa.
I-Es muy dificil-dice Nor
La gaceta., 1936-08-14
I'm diput0dO a cGbGlIO

OU 0LpUCOOO q cGOGIt0
En- una de las 1ltimas sesio-
mes de Cortes, ell redactor de un
diario de la noche, encargado de
hacer ell extrasto de la session,
simultaneaba esta labor con la
de corregir Ell original de un re-
portaje sobre las andanzas me-
jicanas de Pancho Villa, con
destino a una popular revista
madrilena.
Cuando ell director de este o.
Jeaba al siguiene dfa las Guar
tillas de su colaborador, Sc que
do estrpefacto al leer 10 siguien-
tie:
I'll senior Matezanas Sc diri-
gi6 a Monterrey mon,ado en- su
briOso corcel."
La gaceta., 1936-08-14

Sc reunlra esta noche la Agru
pacion Beneficiaria para En-
barlues del Centre Asauriano,
en- ell bello edificio de la avenida
Nebraska.
Reclaman la asistencia de sus
miembros, asuntos Ique requie =
rem un detenido esudio.
Espera ell secretario que la
conyocatoria no sea echada en-
divide.
La gaceta., 1936-08-14
ULTTMAS NOTICTAS
PoR CADA HERIDO DOS
EJECUCIoNES Y PoR cADA
MUERTo, SIETE


Madrid, agoSto 14.-Cente-
mares de fascisias seran fusila-
dos 81 los rebeldes mantienen ell
bombardeo iniciadc contra las
poblacicnes del norte de Espa-
ma, seg1n los rumores circular
ties en- las eSferas oficiales.
81 ell crucero "Almiran e Ger
vera" cumple La promesa de des-
.ruir a San Sebastian, por me-
dio de la artillerfa, los 700 fas-
cis as seran ejecutados.
San Sebastian sc ha armada
contra la repetici6n del bombar-
dec aereo de aver, realizado con
aeropsanos ex. ranjeros. "Ma..a-
remos dos fascistas por cada ciu
dadanos q. resuf.e herido a eau
sa del bombardeo, y siete por
cada muer %. Nuevos canones
Sc han puesto en- San Sebastian,
de la noche a la manana, con ell
fin de contestar al a. aque del
.rucero.
Los peri6dicos de Madrid di-
cen hoy que los rebeldes Sc han
hecho ahora monarquicos des-
pues de haberse presentado CO.
mo fascistas.
Tienese entendido en- los circu
los d~iplomaticos que ell gobierno
frances ha pedido al de Madrid
de una satisfaction a Alemania
por Ell alegado fusilamiento de
cuatro alemanes en- Barcelona
Y confiscaci6n de aeroplanos del
Reich. Aparentemente La adhe-
sion del gobierno de Hitler al
pacto de neutralidad depende de
csc punto.
Les combate entire leales y re-
beldes 50 han removable en- ell oes
te y sur de Espana. Los genera
les del gobierno aseguran que
Badajoz esta en- Su poder y anun
clan la captura del pueblo de A
tarfe cerca de Granada, posi-
ci6n estrategica de gran impor-
tancia.
Posiciones de importancia han
sido ocupadas por los leales en-
Ell sur de Sierra Nevada y en- la
sierra de Guadarrama. Ell 60
bierno obtuvo otra victoria en-
Navalmoral de la Mota.
Como los rebeldes bombar-
dearon aver a San Sebastian, ell
gobierno ordenara que ell Alca-
Ear de Toledo sea atacado desde
ell aire, con ell fin de desalojar a
los fascistas que ALI resisten.
Los aviadores leales estan pla-
neando una ofensiva contra la
provincial de Burgos, Extrema-
dura y lugares de Andalucie.
'BombardearOn aver las posicio-
mes de los rebeldes, en- Marrue-
cos los buques de la escuadra.
Sc ha ordenado a los haitian
tes de San Sebastian que 81 los
aeroplanOs del enemigo regre-
san bUsquen refugio en- las cue
vas y pasajes subterraneos.
Los diplomaticos franceses
opinan que Hitler continua obs
truccicnando ell convenio de neu
tralidad, con Ell fin de seguir
dando ayuda a los rebeldes de
Franco y los milftares traido-
res.
La gaceta., 1936-08-14
LOS AVIADORES RUSOS
SIGUEN EN- NOME

Nome Alaska, agosto 14.-El
aeroplano russo que Sc dirige a
Moscou, tripulado por Sigis-
mundLevanosky y Victor Lev
lhenko, pas6 la noche embarran
cado, en- espera de mejores con-
diciones para salir con rumbo a
Siberia.
AL aparato Sc lie han puesto
pontones para ell crlce del mar
de Berring.
La gaceta., 1936-08-14

Cooper, de l16 amos, tambien.
de la raza negra. Lecoin dijo.
que lie habia pegado sin Greer
que iba a producirle la muerte.
Paso ell case a la corte juve-
nil para que ell juez Castiglia
resuelva.
La gaceta., 1936-08-14

Tambien Nancy Carroll tiene
una hija y tambien, como sU
companera Marlene Dietrich,
nunca ha pensado en- ell divor-
clio. La protagonista de RemOr-
dinientO contrajo sus primeras
y Gnicas nupcias en- 1929. Desde
entonces, Nancy Carroll ha CO.
nocido la popularidad y ha visto
como POGO a POGO decrecia esta
por I'm divide objectionable de
los productores.
Pero Nancy Carroll, no sola-
mente no ha sentido csc divide,
sino que la complace, pues la
permite dedicarse in.egramente
a su hogan.
N. r.
La gaceta., 1936-08-14

auoda divorciarme de
Irving. Para clio necesi!aria re-
mir. Y mi esposo Y 70 tenemos
c.antc trabajo, que nj aun para
renir nos queda tempo. Tai vez,
cuando nos References del cine.
iPero, entonces nuegtro probe
maticc divorcio no habia de in
teresar a nadie I'M siquiera q
nosoiros!
La gaceta., 1936-08-14
Ell DE LOS CT
.CARRILLOS CHESTERFIELD

ESta noche, a las nueve, Sc
trasmi5ira por la Estaci6n
WDAE y la cadena Columbia ell
programa de los cigarros Ches-
terrified, con la orquesta de An
dres Kostelane,z, cantantes v
Y cOro.
Ell programa Hollywood Ho-
tel sc trasmitira por la misma
cadena, a las ocho.
La gaceta., 1936-08-14

FL juez Petteway deneg6 a.
yer un-nuevo juicio a Jose Sua
rez, declarado culpable de ju-
gar al prohibido, y hoy pro-
cedera a sentenciarlo.
La defensa sostuvo que a
Suarez Sc lie conden6 sin prue-
bias.
La gaceta., 1936-08-14
Sc CONFESO CULPABLE DE
iMATAR A UN

Tn negro de Is amos de e.
dad, James Lecoin, Sc declare
aver culpable, en- la corte de
10 criminal, de haberle dado
muerte, con un bate, a James
La gaceta., 1936-08-14
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SOCIALIST FACTION
VOTES AFFILIATI0N
Old Guard Group for New York
Party Under Social Democratic
Banner.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 4.-The old guard
Socialists first State convention voted
today to form new political party
in New York State by affiliating with
the Social-Democratic Federation of
America, an organization of old guard
groups in disagreement with present
Socialist party policies.
Louis Waldman, former State chair
man of the Socialist party, in an open
ing address to $50 delegates said the
new party was opposed to all dictator
ship, either Communist or Fascist, and
favored socialization of industries.
The convention is scheduled to adopt
a platform and nominate a State
ticket tomorrow, which will have to
go on the ballot by petition.
The delegates baked at a recon-
mendation of the Resolutions Com
mittee, headed by Waldman, calling
for negotiations with the non-par-
tisan Labor League for organization
of a permanent party in the State
to be known as the Peoples Party,
naming national as well as State can
didates. Action on this resolution is
expected tomorrow. The debate
brought out a three-way split in the
convention.
Evening star., 1936-07-05

Continued From First Page)
September 1. comforting with State
chairmen and party workers. He is
soon to be in New England and from
there will work through the East and
the Middlewest.
Sums to Be Spent.
No political campaign is run with
out money. The Democrats estimate
that S2,000000 will be enough for
them this year. The Republican fund
may run higher. The Republicans
figure, however, they are entitled to
use very considerable sum as an off,
set to the huge sums of money which
are being paid out by the Government
for all kinds of work and relief and
to farmers for curtailing their crops.
although the farm program is called
this year by another name. The Re
publicans insist that each recipient
of government funds becomes at once
a potential New Deal party worker.
While the Democrats and the Re-
publicans are lining up for the fray
and preparing to spend their campaign
funds, the senatorial campaign In
vestigating Committee is preparing to
sit on the lid. Senator Augustine
Lonergan Of Connecticut, Democrat.
is chairman of the committee. He
said last night he would devote most
of his time this Summer to the work
of his committee, with his headquar-
tiers in Washington. This does not
mean, however, that he and the COM
mittee will not travel into various
States to run down charges of political
corruption, if it becomes necessary.
The Senate Committee Is operating
this year under wide authority granted
in the resolution creating 1t, wider
than that given to similar committees
in the past. Indeed, the language OF
the resolution has been Interpreted
as broad enough to permit an investl-
CATION into the expenditure of Gov
ernment money. for example, by the
Works Progress Administration, against
which charges have been laid Of pollt-
ical corruption. Senator Lonergan
has announced, however, that the
committee has decided thus far 10
confine itself to investigating regular
party activities and the expenditures
Of candidates over which it has Jurls-
diction. For the present also the COM
mittee will confine its activities to ac-
tual nominees Of the various parties
as distinct from candidates In tne
primary and State conventions.
To Prevent Election Fraud.
Senator Lonergan explained that ny
thus limiting the committees actl"-
ties to nominees 1t could more enec-
lively investigate and prevent actuA,
fraud and corruption in ths genera
elections. He pointed out that tne
corrupt practices act under WHICH
offenders could be prosecuted ooes
not cover primary elections. altnougn
the powers Of the committee Wouio
Evening star., 1936-07-05
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, N Y, July 4-The
Tammany wigwam. an Roosevelt
stronghold four years ago, today re-
sounded with praise of the New Deal
as the Society of Tammany celebrated
its l50th anniversary.
If Tammany still is cool toward
President Roosevelt. as some observers
have said, there was no evidence of it
today.
Vociferous applause followed men,
ton of the Presidents name by the
principal speakers, Attorney General
Homer Cummings. Senator Robert F.
Wagner and Senator Royal S. Cope
land.
Some saw in the speech of Senator
Copeland an implied criticism of the
New Deal when he declared against
too much GENERALIZATION of power in
Washington, but if any criticism was
intended it was balanced a moment
later by praise of the Presidents ac-
ceptance speech.
Smith is Absent.
Former Governor Alfred E. Smith.
one of the 13 sachems of the Society of
Tammany and a member Of the Of
fetal committee for the celebration,
was not present. He was spending the
week end at Long Island resort.
Both President Roosevelt and Gov.
Herbert H Lehman sent messages ex-
pressing regret they could not attend
the celebration.
Praising the work done by Tammany
during the $50 years of its existence,
the Presidents message said:
Just as the Declaration of Inde-
pendence was a protest against Tory
oppression so did the Society of Tam
many come into being to preserve the
hard won fruit of the Revolutionary
War threatened then as now by the
Tory interests"
Senator Copeland. who has criticized
some of the New Deals policies, had
Evening star., 1936-07-05
FIGHT
URGED BY BORAH
Settled Policy of Big Parties
Big as Emancipation,
He Says.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Filler. Idaho, July 4.-Senator VIII
liam E. Borah. observing both major
parties have said in their platforms
they will destroy monopoly in the
United States" asserted today:
If this is in fact settled policy,
regard it as the most notable event
since Lincoln. struck the shackles from
the slaves.
The veteran Republican, who re-
turned from Washington yesterday,
still gave no indication of his future
political plans-but he told cheering
4th of July crowd of 10000 he expects
to discuss monopoly and the Nations
monetary problem as he sees them,
regardless of party lines or COM
mands."
Two Government Evils.
Speaking at the county fair grounds,
Borah listed two asserted conditions as
constituting the outstanding govern
mental evils Of the day and the prin-
cipal causes of depression:
q. Monopoly and the monopolistic
power in the possession of $500 men in
America.
% Failure Of the Federal Govern
ment to take over the regulation of
money, now function of private IN
dustry.
we have the power under our Con-
stitution to destroy monopoly" he
said. We have had it these 160 years.
But the people have lacked the cour-
age to do their duty by insisting that
monopolieS be eliminated and that
private industry surrender control of
the Nations money.
There is now some first real evil
dence of recovery Borah continued.
But to whom is it going?
Poor Remain Unrelieved.
eve still have 10000 900 to 12,000,-
900 unemployed-24,000O persons on
relief.
1T is our task as people to see to
it that those infiuences-money and
Evening star., 1936-07-05

should be in the presidential race
This was interpreted as a move to OFF,
set the Lemke-Coughlin move against
Roosevelt. For La Toilette is expected
TO line up again for the New Deal
President. La Toilette at present is
on a vacation in New England and
is not expected to return to Wash
ington until the middle Of July. II
there is to be a gathering of Progress
sives and a show of hands for RooSe-
welt on their part. it will not be
until later.
In making plans for the Democratic
campaign, there still remains to be
settled the status of Chairman Farley
Of the party's national committee
Farley is still a member of the PreSi-
dents cabinet. Promises have been
made from time to time that Farley
would step out of this cabinet post
and confine his activities to the re-
election of the President. 1t was inti-
mated last Winter that such a step
would be taken when the fight for
delegates to the Democratic National
Convention got underway. 1t did not
happen. Then it was rumored that
Farley would retire as Postmaster
General Immediately after the Demo-
cratic National Convention. And now
it is said that Farley, instead, of re-
signing as Postmaster General. will be
given a "furlough" during the con-
tinuance of the political campaign.
ol ct
General are to have another confer
ence on campaign matters when the
former returns from his Fourth Of
July trip to Virginia. The Farley
status may be determined-and an
nounced-at that conference. On the
other hand, it may not.
May Demand Names.
The President, in his acceptance
speech in Philadelphia, took a shot at
economic royalists" In fact, the eco
nomic royalists whom the President
likened to the tories of revolutionary
days, were the principal butt of his
speech. He named no name. The
Republicans are planning to demand
that the President give names.
Whether they will be successful is an
other matter.
Some of the commentators upon the
Presidents acceptance speech have in
terpreted it ss meaning that he has
turned away from the New Deal. This
was emphatically denied by Charles
Nicholson. director of publicity for the
Democratic National Committee. Mr..
Nicholson, confidant of the President,
must know what he is talking about.
Said Nicholson:
IF the Presidents speech at Phila-
delphia had any meaning or implica-
ton it was that he had shifted neither
his objectives nor his program: that
he found the platform adopted by the
National Convention quite in con-
formity with what he had done and
what he wished to do, not only toward
bringing the country back to perma-
nent prosperity. but to correct the
abuses that had brought the United
States to the verge of destruction and
to prevent any recurrence of the dis
aster"
That would appear to settle the mat
ter and put the quietus on suggestions
that the President has turned to the
right.
Evening star., 1936-07-05
|COUGHL|N OPENS
| CAMPAIGN |NEAST
President Has "Out- Hoo.
vered Hoover" He Charges
in Massachusetts.
by the Associated Press.

BROCKTON, Mass, July 4.-Ths
Rev. Charles E. Coughlin. radio priest,
today told crowd estimated by news
papermen at 10000, that "it sickens
one to hear that the object Of the
Government is to get men back to
work"
His address at Romuva Park, spon.
sored by three local units Of the Ma.
tional Union for Social Justice,
opened his national political cam
paign in the East.
Nero got his slaves back to work."
the priest declared, but their only
payment was the lash across their
shoulders, and you don't want To go
back to work at a loss. You want to
return at a profit"
Your contribution TO civilization"
he said at another point, "is to get
social justice for all, be they Protest.
ants, Catholics, Jew or Gentle"
The crowd repeatedly interrupted
the priest with applause.
President Roosevelt, he charged,
had "out- -Hoovered Hoover. He has
placed IS billion dollar burden on
you, created by the bankers like that
CFather Coughlin gave a quick wave
of his hand), and to be paid back
by your labor. A debt of IS billion
means that one day out of every four
you work, you are working for J. p.
Morgan and Barney Baruch. In 18
years that 35 billion, with interest.
will be 10 billion. and then every
other day you will be working for
Baruch."
Father Coughlin rode to the park
in an automobile driven by a chauf-
feur-the way cleared by police es-
cort. Immediately after his address
he left.
I'm leaving now" he announced,
ION my trip through New Jersey and
Pennsylvania. back to Detroit, and
through the Dakotas''
He promised his hearers that IL
you stand by us at the polls next No
vember, we will take at least IA seats
out Of the State Of Massachusetts"
The State has II Congressional
seats.
Evening star., 1936-07-05
Cheers for Roosevelt Mark
l5Oth Birthday of Tammany
Former Goodness of Wig,cam Not Ap-
porent-Cummings, Wagner and
Copeland Speak.

this to say about the GENERALIZATION Of
power in the Federal Government:
The salvation of the United States
lies in the fact that it is indeed a
union, a union Of 48 States. As long
as the sovereignty of the States is
preserved, solidarity of the Nation is
assured"
Those who founded the Society Of
Tammany,' he said at another point,
were those who thought with Thomas
Jefferson. They frowned upon cen
tralization of power in the Federal
Government"
Senator Wagner, chairman Of the
committee which drafted the Demo-
cratic platform at Philadelphia, pre-
dicted an overwhelming Democratic
victory in November.
Wagner Predicts Triumph.
This year there Is a special cause
for rejoicing" he said. 80 We know
that in November the Nation, in a
demonstration transcending all party
lines, will register its overwhelming
approval Of a government that has
Kept faith with the immortal principles
of democracy conceived $50 years ago"
Attorney General Cummings said:
"The theory of our Government has
not changed. but the time has changed
and invention has altered the scope Of
tempo Of our life. There are many
influential and intelligent citizens who
are disturbed by these things and in
dulge in fear. largely artificial. that
something terrible has happened to
America.
They seek to interpret the law and
the Constitution in such fashion that
they will check rather than guard the
flow of the stream of life. These futile
gestures bring only disappointment and
bitterness to those who indulge in
them. Nothing is happening to Amer
lea except that it is growing and that
it Is insistent that it shall not lose
is freedom in the process"