davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1936-03-16

Londres, MARIO 16.-En la Sc
sion que eSta tarde debe cele-
brar ell Consejo Supreme de la
Liga de las Naciones quedara
resuelto, para la "legalidad eu-
ropea", ell problema creado ha-
ce diez dias con la ocupaci6n de
la "zona desmilitarizada del
Rim" por los ejercitos "nazis".
Durante TODD Ell dia de aver,
despues de conocerse los termi-
nos de la respuesta de Hitler a
la invitaci6n del Consejo Supre
mo de la Liga de las Naciones,
y en- la mahana de hoy, los re-
presentantes del Gobierno de
Londres han estado hacienda
gestiones para "aplacar" a
Francia y hacer "razonar" a A
lemania. Pero es indudable que
las gestiones de los funciona-
rios de Londres no han tenido
ell menor exito. Alemania man.
tiene su negative a cOncurrir
como "acusada" al ConseiO. Y
Francia, por su parte amena-
"a con retirarse de la Liga, 81
esta no acuerda sanciones con-
ira Alemania.
La situaci6n, segln los OBJ
serTadores ingleses, es en- ex-
tremo grave, aunque no deses-
perada.
La nota del Ministro frances
de R~elaciones Exteriores, Pie
IRE Flandin, es categorical: Isl
en- ell ofrecimiento de Hitler Sc
incluye, como cOndici6n previa
al estudio de su proposition de
paz, Ell que Sc retire la posibili-
dad de acOrdar sanciones go
me niego en- 10 absolute. Fran
cha Sc retirara del Consejo de
Ia Liga de las Naciones, antes
de hacer tai cosa. Els mas, Sc
retirara tamb7en, definitiva-
mente, de la propia Liga".
En- Frankfort y otra sciuda-
La gaceta., 1936-03-16
TRES "SOSPECHOSOS" DE-
TENIDOS EN- JACKSON
WILLIE

La policfa de Jacksonville
detuvo ell sabado 1ltimo a tres
i~ndividuos, de antecedentes pc
males, sobre los cuales han re-
caido "sospechas' de que pue-
dan estar complicados en- ell a
salto Y robo al Banco Column
bia, de Ybor City, hecho per-
petrado en- la manana del dia 3
del actual.
Ell Jefe Provisional de la Pc
licia de Tampa dijo que tenia
indicios que parecfan indicar
que estos tres individuos ha-
bian tornado parte en- ell robo
de referencia.
Los detenidos Sc nombran
Leroy Chastain, de 3S amos de
edad, pr6fugo de la justicia
del Estado de Georgia; Otto
Chastain, hermanO del ante
riOr, de veinte ; un amos de
edad, w. R. Feen.
FL sheriff de Sarasota, Pear
son, reclama tambien a los tres
detenidos, por creerlos compli
cados en- ell asalto y robo a una
de las tiendas de la cadena de
establecimientos de where's "A
and p" en- ell pueblo de Venice
situado en- ell Tamiami Trail.
La gaceta., 1936-03-16
.CONTINUAN SU OFENSIVA
LOS SOLDADOS DEL DUCE

Roma, Mario 16.-Los ejer =
citos del mariscal Badoglio con-
tin1an su gran ofensiva en- los
tres frentes,- Norte, Oeste y
Sur, avanzando sobre los la
gos Tana y Ashangi.
Sc asegura que las avanzadas
italianas Sc eneuentran va a una
distancia de menos de Glen mi
las del lago Tana, situadO den
tro de la esfera de Influenza
inglesa.
No obstante, los etiopicOs han
logrado cOncentrar sus tropas en-
des6rden, cerca del lago Tana,
por 10 cual Sc predice un nuevo
encuentrO, que tai veg constitu-
va la Ultima gran resistencia de
los soldadOs del Negus a los ejer
.citos del Duce.
Los "camisas negras" avan-
zan despu6s de que ell terreno
ha sido despejadO por un furiO-
so bombardeo de la escuadrilla
de "los desesperados," y recOno-
edo por los "observadores" de
los ejercitos italianos.
ContinGa ell exodo de civiles,
periodistas y d~iplomatieos de
Adds Abeba.
La gaceta., 1936-03-16
Ell ~ejercito espahol amenaza con hacere
cargo de guardian eI orden," 81 Azaha no
logra restablecer la autoridad en- Espana

mingo, como resultado de nu-
merosos motines extremistas,
incendios ysaqueos y cheques
con los Soldados.
Ell balanca de la jornada fue;
once muertoS y mas de cuaren-
Ia heridos.
Seis iglesias, cuatro centres
derechistas y un peri6dico fue-
ron saqueadOs e incendiados
por los extremists.
Alentados por estos Ihechos,
asegurase que la multitud cargo
c~ontraola BARRACKS del ejercito,
en- un esfuerzo desesperado por
apoderarse de las pleas de ar
tilleria. Pero los soldados la re-
chazaron, causandO a los alta
cantes numerosos muertos, v
reStableciendo momentaneamen
tie ell orden.
La gaceta., 1936-03-16
CINCO MUERTOS EN- UN AC
CIDENTE DE AVIACION

Santiago, Chile, Mario 10
Cinco personas que yiajaban a
bordo de un aeroplanO de la Ii
nea Aerea Nacional, perecierOn
quemadas al incendiarse ell apa-
ratio, por causas desconocidas,
cuando Sc encontraba en- pleno
Vuelo.
Entire las victimas figuran
dos militares chilenos: los tie =
nientes Rolando Cepeda Y Ma
rio MeneSes, la esposa del pri :
nero, la sehorita Atalivar Cor
tes y la sonora Elena Cortes de
Aguilera.
La gaceta., 1936-03-16

Alemania ha rechazado Ia
invitacion del COnsejO Supre-
mo de la Liga de las NAciOnes,
porque,-dice-, no puede con
currir como acusadS, va que no
recOnoce su culpabilidad.
Francia, por su parte, sOstie
ne Que 81 ell COnsejO de la LigA
acuerda lamar a Alemania, y
tratar con ella cualquier aSun-
to con preferencia a su culpa-
bilidad como viOladOra del Pac
to de LOcarno, Sc retirar& del
ConsejO y hasta de Ia Liga.
InglaterrA no encuentra Ia
manera habil de pOner de a.
cuerdo a Francia y Alemania.
Y la Liga, en- su reunion de
esta tarde, Sc apresta a adOp-
tar Sanciones contra eli tercer
Reich
He ahf, sintSticamente, 81 re
sumen del panorama europeo.
Triste resGmen, que preSagia
dias de sangre, dOlOr y muerte
para Ell future del ViejO Con-
tinente, y tai vez de TODD 81
mundo.
La gaceta., 1936-03-16
RECORD SOVIETICO

Moscu, MARIO 16.-El Co
bierno de esta ciudad ha anun-
eiado que un avi6n sOvieticO, re
molcando un planeador, habia
alcanzado una altura de diez
mil trescientos sesenta pies, es-
tableciendo un nuevo record pa
ra aeroplanos con transpOrtes
adicionales.
Ell photo Edgar ~manejaba Ell
aerOplano que eStableci6 este
record.
La gaceta., 1936-03-16

Fl ex-directOr de LA Soma
ma" Sc oueja, en- articulo publ
cadO recientemente en- 81 peri6
dico "Avance,"'de La Hakana,
que alsunos revOluCiOnAriOs 10
han atacado, cAlumniado e in
juriado.
Sergio Carlo Olvida que, an
ties de ser atacAdO, atac6 q los
revOluciOnHriOs y a "a RS%Olu-
ci6nA
Ma puede cOSeehAr flores
quien Siembra espinas.
La gaceta., 1936-03-16

Ell preSidente electO de la Re
.PIbliea de Cuba, doctor Mi
guel Mariana Gomez, embarc6
esta mahana hacia los EstadoS
UnidOs.
Viene, segGn Sc ha publica-
do, en- viaje de "buenA vOlun-
tad"
"Buena vOIIntad," GhAcia
quienes? para con los exila-
dos revoluciOnArios7 icon los
banquerOs de Wall Street? 10
mas senciIlAmente, con los fun
eiOnariOs de WashingtOn7
La gaceta., 1936-03-16
BATIDA'CONTRA LOS JU-
dos EN- o

Varsovia, Polonia, IEzo 16
Los estuoliaptes cohtinuarOn
aver su campdha contra los ju-
dos, i9cendiandO varias tiendas
en- los barrios de NOwy y MiasO
teczko, y destruyendo tOtalmen
te ell edificio del club judo de
Lwow.
la policia disolvi6 a los amo-
.tinadOs, perO ga 6stOs habiaR
.eOnsumadO Ia destruction de las
Ieitadas prOpiedades semitaa.
La gaceta., 1936-03-16

10 6nicO que parece darle la
raz6n al vibrante panfletariQD
es el an6nimO trAs 81
que Sc han OcultAdO sus detrac-
Pero aun esto,-que nOsOtros
nos negamos q aeeptar como
peril distaS-, pudiera estsr
justk icAdo Ell estAdO de fusrzA
que hoy prevaleee en- Cabs.
Espere Carlo q que Griunfs
tla RsvOlaeisa cue q Dc
La gaceta., 1936-03-16

Como en- los acertijOs que an
tahO publicaban los periodicOs
pOpulacherOs, tenemos que con
t~entarnOs pOr hoy con la Erase;
La soluci6n maRAna."
La gaceta., 1936-03-16

ts Q a que haya libertadNn Gu
bay va vera como hay algunOs
periodicals. que, Sin ihjuriarlo,
pOrque Ia injuria no cOnducS a
nada buenO, rebatiRkn O pun
tOs de vista, y lie demostraran
Ia injuSticia e inOpOrtunidad de
sus srtid IOs, que, . definiti-
va, pOr favorecer q amente a
BatiSta y a Sus hOml les, no de-
bierOn haber sidO &scritos ja-
mas pOr una persona de 81 eje
cutOria revOluciOnAria Jpu TIA
.lla intellectual.
Carlo no deD4 PPtar jR-
mas Ia posture de NascOncelos.
81 10 hiciera,-y, desgracia-
.damente tenemos que reconO-
Ger cue va en- canine de hacer-
To-, dejaris de ser 81 Carlo
gus GodOs eOnOcemOs, y passria
e SER. W VI ReelOs mas.
TTn
La gaceta., 1936-03-16
HITLER LLAMA A LOS ALE
NAMES DE M

eel DR.. E. Wendler, Consul
de Alemania en- Nueva Orleans
ha redactado una procama,
llamando a todos los ciudada-
nos alemanes, comprendidos
entire veinte y veinte y dos amos
para que Sc incorporaran in
mediatamente al ejercito que !
Hitler esta fernando con las
reservAs, para ell case de una
guerra coz Francia.
FL agente consular de Ale
mania en- TsnRa, Sr. ErDA
Berger, agree
en- ell territorio. de Tampa ha- !
bia alrededor de cincuenta a
iemanes de veinte a veinte
dos amos. -
AueAldh, 81
del Consul de Alemania en- N
Orleans, Hitler aeeptara la ms
cripci6n de alemanes volunta,
rios, siempre que esten COZ
prlpdidos entire y jos.
INTO los NdntaI sor
los lamados ofici
- inst,
La gaceta., 1936-03-16
AzG6G q Largo CabGHero

" LdTyO CuOdtteTO
La nota politica mas impor-
tante del dia, fue la entrevista
celebrada entire ell Jefe del Co
biernO, don Manuel Azaia, y ell
.lider de los socialistas revolucio
narios, don Francisco Largo Ca
ballero.
La conversation tuvo lugar
en- ell despacho del premier es-
pahol, y fu@ tan acalorada en-
.sus iniciCe, que las palabras de
ambos pudieron ser oidas per-
fectamente por las personals
que estaban en- los pasillos in
mediatOs.
Dicese que Azaha inculp6 a
Largo CaballerO, achacandple
la direction socialista a tOdos
los disturbiOs y motines. Largo
Caballero neg6 ell cargo, pero
ell derecho de sus parti-
de pOder reunirse pacifi-
y celebrar manifesto
pGblicas. FL premier en-
lie dijo que no daria nue.
vos permisos para reuniones nj
manifestations mientras dura-
Sc ell actual estadO de alteracio-
mes del Orden, y al final Largo
Caballero convinO en- dar las Or
opOrtunas para que los
s0cialistas sc mantuVieseM sin
nuevas reuniones nj
manifestations hasta que la
fuese totalmente resta-
blecida.
GrdUes des6rdenes en- LOgroNO
AOnque la censura a las noti-
cias y comunicaciones de todas
prOhibe conocer detalles
de 10 ocurrido, Sc sabe
que en- Logroho la situaci6n -
extremadamente grave
TODD ell ade aver do
La gaceta., 1936-03-16
DiSturbiO en- Madrid

En- pleno coraz6n madrileno,
cerca de la famosa Puerta del
Sol, Sc provoc6 un gran distur-
bio, cuando la Guardia de Asal-
to dispers6 a un grupo de fascis
tas que estaban distribuyendo
hojas sueltas y dando gritos de
q Viva ell ejercito!"
Nc Sc han reportado muertos
y heridos, como resultado de
esta alteration del orden, que
conmovi6 por varias horas ell
centre de la capital espanola.
La gaceta., 1936-03-16

Madrid, MARIO 16.-Una nue.
va amenaza surgi6 contra ell Go
bierno de Manuel Azana, GUAM
do los altos Jefes del Ejercito,
con la simpatia del Ministro de
la Guerra, Carlos Masquelets,
lie notificaron que estaban dis
p~ueStos a hacerse cargo, por su
cuenta Y riesgo del manteni-
mientO del orden publico, 81 ell
premier" no lograba, con sus
medidas, restablecer la Tranquil
lidad, alterada en- toda Ia repu-
blica, desde las elecciones cele-
bradas ell diez y seis de febrero
Gltimo.
La intromisi6n de los militia
res en- ell gobierno active, indi-
ca hasta que punto han llegado
los disturbios, cheques, incen-
dios y saqueos, que han conmo-
vido a Espana durante las pa
sadas cuatro semanas. La estric
ia censura impuesta por ell Co
bierno en- los GltimOs dias, i'm
pide conocer, con exactitud, de-
TALES concretos de los describe
mes.
La gaceta., 1936-03-16
DeS6rden en- Ia GSGmbIeG
legiSLGtiVG

La session inaugural de la
nueva asamblea legislative ter
min6 en- medic de un gran des-
6rden, cuando los diputados so
cialistas y comunistas, que SUI
man cerca de un centenar, CO.
menzaron a cantar la interna-
cional y a levantar EN- alto los
dos puhos, al estilo de los traba-
jadores s~Ovieticos.
Antics habia sido designado
presidente de la mesa de edad
de La asamblea, ell almirante
Ramon Carranza, mOnarquicO,
pOr ser ell diputadO mas viejo.
mas joven de los legislado-
res, ell comunista Jose Tribe, lie
pidi6 al presidente Carranza
que de acuerdO con la costum-
bre, diera un "iViva a La RepG-
Carranza Sc neg6. Y en-
tonces los sOcialistas y cOmunis
tas comenzaron a cantar Ia
International, y levantaron
los brazOs en- alto, mientras los
de las derechas for
maban un gran escandalo.
Ash termin6 la session.
Evening star., 1936-12-30
We, the People
Heavy Political Demands for Further Initiation
Foreseen in Rift Over New Banking Policy.

excess timidity-putting on the brakes
before we have climbed to the crest
Of the hill.
Majority's Opposition.
This, too, Is strong argument and
1t Is backed with an emotional fervor
which should suggest to Mr.. Eccles
that the American majority is not
with his policy Of caution.
The situation represents the first
big split In New Deal ranks over
Roosevelt's new banking policy. The
left wing" is dividing between those
who want more imitation and those
who want to prevent major slump
to the delight of the conservatives.
This is serious state of affairs be.
cause the terrible paradox of boom"
accompanied by mass unemployment
is playing into the hands Of the in
flationists at the same time that it
Is driving the conservatives into the
abandoned radical trenches Of man
aged money"
Both sides have changed their po-
sition. -Four years ago. when defla-
ton was bankrupting the Nation,
conservatives were ruggedly in favor
OF letting mature" take its course,
while the radicals demanded relief
through political action in the none
tary field. Today, with the physical
basis for a large expansion Of credit
and cheaper rates of interest, it is
the conservatives who propose to
manage" the monetary situation.
while the radicals are shouting that
capitalism should be allowed to shoot
the works. without interference from
Eccles.
This little rift in Reserve Board
policy Is a portent Of heavy political
demands for further imitation as soon
as the New Deal Congressman get
settled In their seats and try to
give expression to the will Of their
constituents for the more abundant
pay check.
tCopyright. 1861
Evening star., 1936-12-30

defense Apanes ordered not the United Kingdom but
manufacturers produce with
battle purpose
escorts to shippng-the life the kingdom.
Although every pecptate
Spain delighted
jtters all
British who still like the Dord "blu6 in connection
somewhat doubtful uhether should
realistic believe strnoing Fuehrr
pared.
theory
willing the useless and
Great Britain have order to obtain definite agreement from the
definite
baidjan oil fields.
Evening star., 1936-12-30


openng of Congress- inaugural policies credit rens soa
better February and March than the
nobody knows.
present built increasing prices These
and there
inspr
commodity has been increasing
without interruption The rate OF increase
week 80 cent
that will 60 necessarily
a conjecture.
The experts however, thinking Of 90 for February
and March,
Deal economists expect
that they fear It, Their actions
Sucn
Mogenthau machinery
are Just procamaons the nearne OF boom dangers
confusion
boom Some critics the Dealers are acg
Wall Street
anticipate the future
Uhat economists here BY boom is condition
the supply thus edds 10 o."
nnreasonabv rapid increase n commodity prices
which they trying prevent as well 0
stockv variety. not be able to do IT,
with the
pleased NO"
cannot expected
something for nothing
untold tale Of how former A. Admins-
Democratic senator LOT
Evening star., 1936-12-30

COMPUTATIONS ordinary
mandatory State
partnen registered dealer to export his
whh not legally state OF wdr
submit his request to the State Department
ammunition illegal belgeren
stall the Of the cence Moral
avail individual the firm insist
having permit is all there
Congress going this Immediately
Spanish muderos than the Ethiopian
Italian
establish
ammunition
there q civil
secondhand dealers who
antquated that explode
doubt that the amend
neutrality bill will without opposition
slogan nations b Faith hope and
masks for ALL"
nation in Europe whee the sentimental
Everybody realizes
speeches
understanding sympathy
ballot
played important Btans bundng policy in the
Mediterranean, has lost its importance
1--WE must face realities" And
sympahetaly NJ Avenol the secretary
Evening star., 1936-12-30

seems to get stronger this time of
year.
The handsome, silver-haired New
York physician and psychiatrist is
the paracelsus of both Park Avenue
and the East Side, without the
charlatanisfn of the Swiss wonder
worker. With his strongly Ecclesias-
tical slant, he has been called the
apostle of "pietistic therapeutics" as
he fights fear, and all the chimeras
Of mind and personality. He was the
founder of the famous body and
soul clinic" of st. Mark's-in-the-
Bouwerie.
He doesn't mind fight and mixed
in plenty of them in this and SUBJ
sequent efforts TO team mind and body
in working partnership. His later
activities have been concentrated in
the Body and Mind Foundation" Of
the Park Avenue Hospital Of New
York. In his austere, book-lined study
DR.. Cowles doubtlessly could give you
plenty Of good reasons why he switch
ed from body and soul' to body and
mind"
A leading fear-ighter. he has no
patience with fuzzy doctrines, searches
out the physical basis of alterations,
insisting that sound medication must
underlie psychiatric practice. He is
director of the psychiatric clinic OF
the Johns Hopkins University cancer
clinic. That alone would be suficient
guarantee of his medical orthodoxy.
Scared people and hangovers by no
means encompass his far-ranging in
terests. He is, for instance. a Wig
orous and informed foe of the dead.
ening stereotypes of mass education
not against educating the masses, but
opposing grist mill techniques. He
spent his youth in Williamsburg, Va,
and was educated at the University
College Of Medicine at Richmond,
William and Mary College and the
Harvard Medical School.
(Copyrisht. 1850
Evening star., 1936-12-30
REPORTS CITY TAXPAYERS
GAIN By BUYING POOL
Cincinnati Research Bureau Claims
Purchasing for Departments
Has Saved 100000.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI. December 3o.-A
buying pool of governmental agencies
Is saving Cincinnati taxpayers / per
cent a year on their total tax leyies,
the Cincinnati Bureau Of Govern
mental Research disclosed yesterday.
Calvin Skinner. director of the pri-
vately endowed bureau which worked
out the plan five years ago, esti-
mated the cooperative purchasing of
five governmental units had saved the
taxpayers more than 100000 so
far.
The cooperative plan at present in
wolves the pooling Of orders by the
purchasing agents Of the county. city,
board Of education, the University of
Cincinnati and the public library.
Evening star., 1936-12-30

TEN tIlc DdIIhulB dCt VI 10oC
\hj was passed by Congress.
Wv one of the shrewdest New
Deal press agents re-
marked: IF the Reserve Board Is go
ing to be any good it's got to be un-
popular"
This is true. Is it true, however,
that when the board is unpopular it
Is proof that its policies are good?
The recent criticism Of Gov. Eccles
of the Reserve Board for raising the
reserve requirements of member banks
shows that storm is brewing in the
most important field Of modern eco
nomics: Money policy.
Eccles' position can be stated pretty
simply. There are about $1,000, ,0O0. 900
Of foreign hot money" invested in
American securities. Recent stock ex-
change activities have been financed
with cash-not with bank credit, as
before the Grassland largely with
cash of foreign origin.
Since the capital gains tax does not
hit foreigners, Wall Streets casino
prevents American spectators from
taking their profits and getting out
of the market. In effect, this has used
foreign gambling funds to bid up the
value Of American securities. The
present danger is lest these large
foreign balances should be shifted into
bank deposits and so become the basis
for q further imitation of bank credit
giving us 1929 in reverse action.
Such development would represent
. double -barreled threat to our eco
nomic security. In the event of q
general European settlement the funds
would be withdrawn, feading to wave
Of liquidation of credit as in ls3O-ls33.
In the event Of European war the
funds could be modified" by for
eiRn governments and used to finance
the export OF American materials to
the belligerents. in spite Of our neu-
trality laws. This is what happened
in 1914.
Excess Reserves Still High.
Therefore, in raising reserve re-
quirements, Eccles believes that he is
doing no more than was done after
the World War when we "sterilized"
the foreign gold-mainly Russian and
German-which poured into New
York for safe-keeping. The new re-
serve requirements do not interfere
with the "easy-money" policy. as ex-
cess reserves still stand at the very
high figure of $500. 100000, while the
alternative-to raise rediscount rates
would penalize all business.
This is strong case for the Eccles
policy.
The case against it is, funda-
mentally, the whole case against
managed money" and a planned
economy" The Eccles policy helps
maintain existing interest rates at
their unnaturally high level. It
penalties all business by withholding
cheaper credit, when the real trou-
BILE lies in the stock market and in
the capital gains tax which discour-
ages Americans from shifting their
money from speculation to invest
ment. 1t represents part Of our ma
tional fear of abundance and reflects
the open conspiracy against capital
ism, which has been the most prom
inent feature Of capitalistic economics
for the last seven years. It plays
| the game of the investment bankers.
in the name Of protecting us against
price imitation. 1t is not 50 much a
matter Of excess reserves as 1t is OF
Evening star., 1936-12-30

a price level also.
Wallace and Prot Tugue the reports OF
handling
find the three and four OF the
Committee December
s160000000
thout trying cut down The
hidden to the TugUeuttes l1nted
the purchase their
No-The 81 900
Dafers putting 50000000 100000
for to 10
Evening star., 1936-12-30
This Changing World
Congress Certain to Dam Up Neutrality Bill Leak
on Civil War Arms.
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

vutu the battlehel6s, there
endeavong
~ mopy-and plenty Of i-out Of human suffering.
which prevails congressional qsers where
Immediately neutrality and
place embargo the sales Of ammunition to countries where
civil raging.
neutrality passed the Congress such hurry
Evening star., 1936-12-30

ROOSEVELT S over
whelming victory
at the polls last
month.
The President
as yet has not re-
vealed his for
mula. His first
step is to tell the
press that some
thing has got to
be d ne. He
cautions against
emphasizing a re-
vival of the N.
r. A. or selecting
the O'Mahoney
Evening star., 1936-12-30

alcoholism. He
finds 1t not in
wanton and will
full elbow-rook-
ing, but in func-
tional defects Of
the brain and
nervous system.
For several years
he has be e n
curing alcohol
ism by relieving
pressure on the
spinal fluid and
a 1t tering its
chemiStration. At
that, the press
$3.50 4. = n, 80,
Evening star., 1936-12-30
News Behind the News
Clouds of War and Labor Trouble Dull Bright
Prospects for 1887.
BY PAUL MALLON.


the New Year prophets saying predictions
Mostim is the world political situation War
all calculations While most Of the authorities
avoided the possibility Of 1t makes predicting
extremely hazardous.
labor trouble plate glass
production industry maritime
shipping activity mills decline Strikes
Evening star., 1936-12-30

general OF the League OF Natlons,
the Britishers have now adpoted
Cromwell's slogan: PUT your trust
in Providence. but keep your pow
der dry"
The British government realized
the Importance Of keeping the pow
der dry only last year. But with
the thoroughness which has char
acterized the British nation for CEN
turies. it is now devoting all its
energies TO rebuilding its national
Evening star., 1936-12-30
Headline Folk
and What
They Do
Drunks Victims of Bad
DEMONSTRATION, Says
DR.. Cowles.
BY LEMUEL r. PARTON.

n YEw YEARS drunks are the
M victims of bad DEMONSTRATION
" in the brain and not in the
= bottle. A timely report on
alcoholism Is turned in by DR.. Ed
ward Spencer Cowles, In which he
says the State may save millions Of
dollars by getting at the real cause Of