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La gaceta., 1936-08-07
C~ULPABLES
TRES MIEMBROS DE LA
LEGION NEGRA

Detroit, agosto Tires MEM
bros de la Legion Negra acusa-
dos de flagelar y secuestrar a
un compaRero suyo, fueron de-
clarados hoy. culpables por el
juez JosesA. Moyniham. LOs
criminales Sc nombran Thomas
F. Cox, Earl Angstadt y II =
rick AMeeeso N
tosS
.ssi.isa . %oIta
dos cosaS
FueroN Rbsueltos en- Ian
otros tres N gsados: Char
King, Wilbur RObinson
rold LaYrence!A Dur6 ell
mas de una sem ".
La gaceta., 1936-08-21

Las disputas entire las facciones Sc han extern
dido al commando de Zaragoza
La gaceta., 1936-08-21
Alemania amenaza de nuevo al Gobiemo
de Espana, con pretextos injustticados
Sc ha ordenado a los comandantes alemanes
responder a las fuerzas con la fuerza

Tratando de evitar ell contra.
bando de armas para los facciO-
sos, la marina de guerra espa-
nola detuvo al vapor aleman
Kamerun, en- ell mar, frente a
Cadiz. Ell crucero "Libertad''
hizo un registro a bordo de csc
buque, que no Sc sabe 81 di6 @
no resultado.
Ell gobierno de Berlin, incli-
nado a la violencia desde la SUI
bida del nazismo al poder, ha
hecho saber al secretario de es-
ltado espanol que 81 un incidente
igual ocurre los barcos de la es-
cuadra espanola tendran que
contestar a los canones de los
barcos alemanes. Con los siete
barcos alemanes que Sc hallan
en- canine desde Kiel, ell ndmero
de barcos alemanes en- aguas de
la peninsula llegara a 16.
Con evidente desprecio de la
Sociedad de Naciones y del 60
bierno legftimo de la RepGblica.
Alemania viene mostrando sim
patia hacia los rebeldes espahC.
La gaceta., 1936-08-21

Cerbere, Francia, Agosto 81.
description de la situa-
ci6n en- Barcelona, capital de las
provincias e~spaholas de Catalu-
ma, Sc ha hecho por un professor
de la Sorbona que durante Is
amos ha desempenado la catedra
de Jurisprudence en- la Univer.
sidad de Barcelona
ala mayor parte de los asesi-
natos de ahora en- Barcelona, di-
jo, son producidos por las cua-
tro facciones sindicalistas que
alli hay. Primero esta, la Fede-
raci6n Anarquista, que pertene-
ce al punto final de la extrema
izquierda y es la que ejerce ma
yor dominic. La Federation apa
rece aliada con la Confederation
General del Trabajo, y las dos
tienen de oponentes a la p. o. u.
La gaceta., 1936-08-21

Madrid, agosto 21.-La Ale
mania del fascismo y de la die
-adura, que teme la derrota de
los insurgentes esnanoles pOr
las repercuslones que pudiera
tener en- los paises sometidos a
regimenes dictatoriales, Amena-
"a de nuevo al gobierno legftimo
de Espana, con pretextos inius-
'.ificados. La cancilleria alema-
ma sigue mandando barcos de
guerra a los puertos de Espana
Y ell gobierno del canciller Hit
Ter, contra conception rezanob.e
de los derechos de I'm pals ami
go, ACADIA de mandar al gobierno
de Madrid 10 que Sc considera
un ultimatum.
Ell plan de Francia en- favor
de un convenio de neutralidad
parece disolverse con la noticia
de que los comandantes de los
barcos alemanes, que Sc hallan
en- agUas de Espana, tienen ms
trucciones para responder a "a
fuerza con la fuerza.
La gaceta., 1936-08-21
VISITARA A AUSTRIA Ell
E DE N G

Budapest, agosJo 21.-Eali6
de aqui cast secretamente en- via
je hacia Austria eel almirante
Horthy, regente de Hungria. Els
e. primer viaje del regente a
Austria desde que tom6 en- sus
manos ell Poder ,en 1919.
Sabese que Horthy responds
a una caluroso invitaci6n del go
bierno de Viena, que en- su no
nor ha orgNnizado una caceria.
Creese EN- los circulos diplo-
maticos europeos que como re-
sultado del .viaje surgira una
nueva alianza entire los dos PAL
SEES.
La gaceta., 1936-08-21

Hendaya, agosto 21.-Un nue.
vo capitulo de horrores ACADIA de
anadirse a la historic de la que
IRA civil en- Espana.
Elfrieda Brann, de BAN
lnern, en- ell Ruhr, una mucha-
cha alemana, relata la ejecucion
de 500 fascistas, ell pasado saba
do, en- Gij6n, por ell Frente Po-
pular.
La matanza comenz6, dijo la
muchacha, no frfamente, sino
como una espontanea explosion
del pueblo despues de que un
bombardeo aereo de los rebeldes
habfa causado la muerte, en- las
Gales, a un mmero considera-
bic de personas del elemento ci-
vii.
Corrio la multitud hacia la
igaesia del Sagrado CoraG6n,
donde los rehenes fascistas ha-
bian sido encerrados, sacando-
los de ALI Y llevandolos a las a.
fueras de la poblaci6n, donde
los fusilaron, quemando despues
los cadaveres.
La matanza fue ell resultado
La gaceta., 1936-08-21

Habana, agosto 21.-Falleci6
aver en- eSta ciudad ell conocido
periodista Antonio Polo, viejo
reporter de los diarios de esta
capital.
Polo era muy apreciado en- to-
dos los circulos polfticos y socia-
les de esta capital.
Hace algunos amos reside en-
Tampa y fue perseguido por sus
ideas en- favor de las classes ira
bajadoras.
N. R. "Polito', como era CO.
nocido ell popular periodista, era
de oficio tabaquero y reside en-
Tampa. CuandO las fiestas del
Golden Jubilee" vino a esta ciu
dad como Representative del dia-
rio "El Pais".
La gaceta., 1936-08-21
Las atrocidades de los rebeldes ~ocasionaron
ell fusilamiento de 500 f~ascistas en- Gijon
Una muchacha alemana paso dos dias sin conner
y sin beber, acurruchada en- una escalera
Fusilaron en- San Sebastian a 81
oficiales fascistas

de dos semanas de horror y SAN
gre. Los leales volaron con dina
mita dos grupos de soldados re-
beldes y despues tomaron por a
salto ell seminario de JesuitaS.
donde los insurgentes pelearon
Is dias. POGO despues ell Ami
rante Cervera, crucero pirata,
bombardeaba la plaza matando
a mujeres, ninos y hombres de
la poblaci6n civil.
La muchacha pas6 dos dias a.
currucada en- una escalera, sin
aqua y sin alimentos,
Finalmente la rescataron los
milicianos, que la tratarOn con
mucha bondad, como a los otros
extranjeros, y lie facilitaron ell
que pudiera marcharse.
En- San Sebastian, con motive
del bombardeo de la escuadra
facciosa, fueron fusilados 81 of
ciales f~ascistas.
Muchas mujeres y mnos cru
aaron ell Bidasoa en- bOtes de re-
mos, buscando refugio en- Fran
cha.
La gaceta., 1936-08-21
~,

-
ellos han sido ofieiales en- dife-
rentes organizaciones.
LAS disputas entire las faccie
mes comunistas Sc han extendfdo
al commando de Zaragoza. Durat-
ii, que a 81 mismo Sc llama gene
raj, tiene de oponente a Perez
F~arras, a Quien Sc llama incom-
pc ente y un "buscador de glc-
ria"
J6venes de 16 amos, sin pBepa
raci6n militar, son mandates al
frente.
FL pasado viernes un grippe
de la Union General de Trabaja-
dOres tra,6 de abrir las puertas
del asilo de locos, 10 que hubiese
puesto en- libertad a 1000 perso-
mas. Este Sc trat6 de hacer en-
venganza contra la Federation
Anarquista. Felizmente los que
,rataban de hacer tai cosa fue-
ron sorprendidos y fusilados.
Csntenares de personas han
pasado de Cerbere a Barcelona
para unirse al ejercito catalan
FL domingo pasaron 60 y un CRU
pc de IT'S pas6 aver. Entire ellos
hay muchos voluntarios alema.
mes e italianos.
La gaceta., 1936-08-21
HASTA Ell MES DE SEP
T1ENTERE NO e
CARA Ell GRAN JURADO

Hasta que ell fiscal del estado,
j. Rex Farrior, no retorne de
sus vacaciones, ell gran jurado
del condado no investigara las
condolences del juego en- Tampa
Y sus alrededores, seg1n deci-
dieron aver los jueces Parks v
Sander.
Esperase que ell fiscal regre-
Sc a su despacho Ell dia Il de sep
tiembre, y que probablemente
sera llamado a session en- la tar
de de csc mismo dfa.
La session del gran jurado Sc
limitara a una semana.
Ell termino del presente gran
jurado expira ell dia a de octu-
bre.
MURIO Ell PERIODISTA
ANTONIO POLO
La gaceta., 1936-08-21

les y sabese que les ha venido
dandO ayuda po rmedio de ae-
roplanos y puniciones, al igual
que Italia. , .
La ~cancilleria franc@a trata.
de alejar los peligros y cr6ese
que obtendra la cooperation ina
glesa para convencer al gobier-
no 40 Madrid de que debB dar
una satisfaction a Alemania por
la supuesta "afrenta'. ?
TeneSe la impression en- los
Greulos europeos de que 81 Ale
mania apela a la fuerza contra
Espaha, Francia Sc vera obliga-
da a intervenir : ,sugiendO Ia
guerra.
La gaceta., 1936-08-21
Siguen pasando hacia Espana ciudadanos que
q~uieren combatir por la libertad

M, Partido de Unificaci6n Mar
xista, y la Union General de Ira
bajadores, la organization per-
teneciente al Partido Socialista.
Hace pocos dias la Federation
Anarquista mat6 a uno de los je
fes de la Union General de Ira
bajadores y este pidi6 que los
criminales lie fuesen entregados.
La Federation Anarquista Sc ne
60.
Ell sabado pasado un hombre
de la Union General de Traba-
jadores acometi6 a tiros, en- la
Plaza Palacio, a an conductor
de trenes miembros de la Fe9e.
raci6n.
barcelona, y en- mayor meQl-
da las pOblaciones de los alrede-
dores, es una vasta selva de ven
ganzas Z feudos personales, don
de la vida de ninguna persona
esta segura. Miles de presidia-
rios, liberales de las prisiones,
recorren las GALES, y alguR0s de
La gaceta., 1936-08-21
NOTA DEL CONSULADO DE
CUBA

En- ell consulate de Cuba sc in
teresa la presencia de la familia
Barredo Serrano y de Ignacio
S&re7 Moralla.
FL consulate cubano esta ST.
tuado en- ell edificio Stovall, fren
te al de la compania Tampa Gas.
La gaceta., 1936-08-21

La Union General de T~rabajadores y Ell Partido
de Unificacion Marxista aparecen combatiendo
en- Barcelona por la Confederation la
Federation Anarquista
Evening star., 1936-04-05
g WITNESSES CO
FROM RITTER CASE
Change in Charge Against
Judge Frees Third OF
Those Summoned.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
One-third of the witnesses for the
impeachment trial of Judge Halsteo
T, Ritter of Florida were excused yes
terday because of change in charges
against the Judge.
Defense and prosecution released 2s
persons who were to have appeared In
the trial scheduled for tomorrow before
the Senate.
Attorney General Excused.
Those excused included four Miami
commissioners and F1orida's attorney
reneral. Cary D. Lands. They need
not appear because the House prose-
cution dropped two specifications IN
the last impeachment article.
These charged Ritter with "improp-
erly" appointing Cary T. Hutchinson
of Miami as special master in SUIT
bv the Florida Power & Light Co. to
enioin that city from enforcing an
electric rate reduction order, and that
Ritter "wrongfully and erroneously'
refused to recognize the right OF the
Florida State banking department to
administer the affairs of the closed
Trust Co. of Florida.
Withdrawal of these charges was
expected to shorten the trial consider
ably. Even now. they said, it might
take all of this week.
Ritter has denied all charges In the
seven impeachment articles.
Seek to Prove Exorbitant Fees.
The House managers-Represen
tives Summers, Democrat, of Texas;
Hobbs, Democrat, of Alabama, and
Perkins, Republican, of New Jersey
will attempt to prove Ritter granted
exorbitant receivership fees to A. L.
Rankin, a former law partner. and
thereafter "corruptly" received S4,500
from Rankin; that he violated the
judicial code In practicing law while
on the bench, and that he failed to
pay taxes on part of his 1929 and
1880 incomes.
Another witness excused was Charles
A. Russell of this city, special counsel
for the city of Miami in the electric
rate case. Russell denied to reporters
yesterday that he had anything to do
with bringing the impeachment pro-
ceeding against Ritter, as claimed by
Ritter's counsel. He said he did try
to have Ritter disqualified from hear
ing the power case.
Evening star., 1936-04-05
DANCE RECITAL TO AID
FARMERS HIT BY FLOOD
Marian Chace and Michael Logan
to Appear May 8 to Help
Cumberland Area.

A benefit recital to raise funds with
which to aid farmers in the Cumber-
land Valley whose lands were so
badly damaged in the recent floods
that owners are now without re-
sources will be given at the National
Theater on the night Of May by
Marian Chace and Michael Logan,
local dancers.
The recital was decided on after
Miss Chace ana Mr. Logan visited the
farm sections near Cumberland, Md,
and found the farmers in distressing
circumstances. The dancers expect
to work directly with leaders there
regarding the distribution Of the
funds.
A satire on the United States ST.
preme Court is to be the principal
dance episode in the recital. The
dancers wish to emphasize that the
United States has consistently broken
precedent since early Colonial days
and always has built in pioneering
independent spirit, suiting legislation
to present needs.
Evening star., 1936-04-05
No Doping-Mo Waiting -.
No Gripping
Try This Way Just Once

Pluto Water is bottled at the famous
French Lick Springs, Indiana. It is
q notwithstanding, saline mineral
water. Sure! Quick! Gentle! Safe! Two
hundred million bottles have already
been used, largely on doctors advice.
Get Pluto Water from your druggist
either in the 25c size or the large
50c size containing 8 times the quan.
tity. In l hour, or less, your a
Constipation will be relieved,
and you'll feel worlds better.
Evening star., 1936-04-05

TX7HEN you need laxative you
w want action. Gentle action!
Quick action! Thorough action! But
above all things-SAFE ACTIONl
And Pluto Water provides such action
in fullest measure. Countless millions
of people know it to be true. $4,000
doctors endorse or use Pluto person.
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81 not only prescribe Pluto Water
almost daily, but use it personally
every other day. says Dr.. H. A. o.
ofOhio. DR.. w. M. of Michigan writes:
'"Pluto Water is the only laxative"
No Doping-No Waiting .
No Gripping
With Pluto Water you do not have to
dope yourself at night. There is no long
period of waiting. No painful gripping.
Simplymix 1 1I5o ofaglassof Pluto Water
with4I I5of a glass Of hot water. You'll
find this mixture pleasant. Gentle.
And, because of Pluto's double ac-
tion," quick and thorough in results.
For Pluto not only gives a complete
bowel f1ush-but it also acts to stimu-
late the Liver and Gall Bladder to free.
flowing action. That is why in / hour,
or less, you feel and look like a new
person. Your head clears. Your energy
reflIrns Yo,Ir annetite iynnroves
Evening star., 1936-04-05
CONSTIPATION
ends
IN IH0uR
ooeToRs pc IS DO

The gentle,
Double
Action Of
Pluto Water
brings the
swiftest, most
thorough -
relief known
The Washington times., 1936-05-27
Anti-Chain Store Bill
Is Taken Up in House
international News Service

international News Service
The Robinson-Patman Socalled
anti-chain store bill was thrust
before the House for debate to-
day with final vote expected
by tomorrow night.
The House was to consider the
bill of Representative Patman
D0 of Texas, a companion to
the measure approved by the
Senate but differing sharply in
many of its provisions. Revising
the Clayton act passed during
the Wilson administration, the
bill strikes at discrimination in
quantity discounts, advertising
and brokerage allowances,
The Washington times., 1936-05-27
BY THE BONUS EDITOR

Questions on the payment OF
the soldiers bonus through baby
bonds" on June Is are pouring
into the office of The Washington
Times. To provide prompt service
for veterans desiring information,
The Times today begins the print
ing of questions and answers.
If you have a problem, write to
the Bonus Editor about it. Then
watch this column for your an
swer. Since many veterans ask
the same question, it is wise to
keep a close lookout for the print
ing Of information that may help
you.
Question: II have changed my
address in Washington since I
The Washington times., 1936-05-27
Bonus Payment Facts
Given BY Times

applied for the bonds. How can
I make sure of getting my bonds
when they are delivered?"
Answer: If you can be at your
former address on the night of
June Is, you can receive your
bonds there. If not, notify the
Post office Department immedi-
ately Of your change of address.
Even if you do not receive the
bonds on June Is, they will be re-
turned to the Post Office, and you
can procure them there later.
Question: Are there any re-
StrictionS on the time or manner
in which the bonus money may be
Spent?"
Answer: Once you have received
cash for your baby bonds" you
are it liberty to save, expend or in
vest the money in any way you
desire at any time you please.
Question rs there any poSSibil-
ity that the bonds will drop in
value if hold them for an invest
ment?"
Answer: None whatever. They
The Washington times., 1936-05-27
2 Jackets, Double CeAqphane;
seaI-in the FRESHNESS of
the Prize Crop TObaccos in
"D0ubIe-Me|IoW" Old Colds

7 TOLD a Double-MelZow Old Gold
i / up to your ear >. and roll it
around between your fingers. You'll
hear no crackle or snap of stale,
dried-out tobacco. Just the silken
swish of the finest prize crop leaf, in
the very pink of smoking condition.
Examine the package and
you'll see the reason for this factory
freshness. It's wrapped in two jack
cts of moisture-proof Cellophane,
The Washington times., 1936-05-27
VETS WARNED
ON BONUS
SHARPERS

Sharpers of every type-from
the dumb pickpocket to the slick
oil stock promoter-are licking
their lips ir anticipation of cash
ing Of the soldiers bonus bonds
on June II.
Such was the warning advanced
today by Government officials
here, who said it would be impoS-
sible to caution veterans too greatly
against the horde of racketeers,
fly-by-nights and gyps who will lie
in wait to catch the bonus Of the
unwary.
Every old thieving tactic and
a bevy of new ones are expected
to be played by the light-fingered
gentry. in an effort to snatch their
share of the 2,237 million dollars
represented in the "baby bonds"
After the long fight necessary
to secure cash payment Of the
bonuS-a fight in which the Hearst
newspapers participated vigorously
for II yearS-it would be shameful
If even one deserving veteran is
deprived Of his money through
skullduggery, say Federal officials.
Particularly on June II and
thereafter will the panhandler,
the crook and the card manipula.
tor be alert. On that day will
come the first of the conversions
Of "baby bonds" into cash. It is
believed that a tremendous mum.
ber Of veterans will receive any
where from $50 to $1,185 in actual
money on June 17-and thus be a
living invitation for frauds.
In Washington, more than $16,-
100000 worth of "baby bonds"
will be distributed on June is.
Much of the money represented
will be in the hands of local ex-
service men on Wednesday, June
II. And many of the veterans
may be tempted to make a night
of it'-an occurrence that plays
into the hands of the sharpers, ac-
cording to Government warnings.
It is expressly predicted that
many a veteran may be rolled"
after he is cracked over the head;
that many will be hoodwinked by
smooth friends" and that others
will be Stealthily persuaded to in
vest in some scheme"
The Washington times., 1936-05-27
House Unit Seeks
Sdrdine Trade Quiz

The House Merchant Marine
Committee yesterday, in effect,
killed bills for regulation of the
pilchard (sardine) industry on the
Pacific and instead authorized
Chairman Bland CD. of Virginia,
to introduce a resolution for an
investigation of the industry.
Since a similar investigation reso-
luton is pending in the Senate,
no other action was considered
likely during the present session
of Congress.
The Washington times., 1936-05-27
Rand Will Lecture
On AnqIo-Saxons

Who are the Anglo-Saxons?
Howard B. Rand, secretary-gen-
eral of the Anglo4Saxon Fedora
tion of America, will discuss the
beginnings Of the great race
which has brought most of the
modern world under its dominion
tonight at the Burlington Hotel at
8 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1936-05-27

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any climate, you'll get FACTORY
FRESH Old Colds, as fresh as they
left the cigarette machine.
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The Washington times., 1936-05-27
Wedding Bells Muted,
Wedding Dress Lost

RICHMOND, Va, May 27.-The
wedding bells that Adele Edwards,
of Dumbarton, had been anticipat-
ing, tolled a dolorous dirge, because
she lost her wedding dress. 1t was
a nice summery white frock and
was lost somewhere on Broad
Street. A reward awaits the
finder.
The Washington times., 1936-05-27

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-03

ding three hearts. He wants to
reach game.
If South held sufficient honor
strength or a solid club suit, he
would bid three no trump. But
not having this, and knowing that
his partner holds good heart
suit, his proper bid is four hearts.
East's opening spade lead must
be won by declarer with the ace.
Declarer can see that, if he can
not drop the queen of hearts, he
will be forced to take the club
finesse,. but he should not take
the club hnesse first, because if
it fails his contract is defeated
Immediately. He must play the
ace and king of hearts first.
Now, when the heart queen
does not fall, he should play the
three of clubs and finesse the
queen. When the queen holds the
trick, the ace of clubs should be
cashed and a small spade dis
carded. Now he simply gives up
a spade, heart, and a diamond
trick.
If the heart queen had dropped,
the club finesse should not have
been taken.
tCopyrigf1t, 1895. by NEA Service. Incl
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-03
by SCIENCE SERVICE

THE new Zeppelin, Hindenburg, now on its
l. premier transatlantic flight is reported to
be so luxurious and comfortable that it can be
called the FIRST flying hotel"
Fifty passengers can be accommodated in state
rooms which have running hot and cold water.
Shower baths provided. Berths are placed in
railroad style, with the upper folding out of
sight for daytime of the stateroom. The first
aerial grand piano-made of aluminum-will be
carried
Chairs and tables of the lounge rooms are of the
Swiss cheese" type with perforations to decrease
weight. Four hundred square meters of deck space
is provided for passengers, compared with only 100
square meters of space the Graf Zeppelin.
The Zeppelin galley has electric range and
electric refrigeration with power supplied from the
crafts motors
The freight compartment will carry II tons of
paying dead freight. passenger can, if he wishes.
at his destination.
DILOT and navigator gondolas are situated OUT
Il board and forward and separated from the pas
senger quarters which are amidships. Above the
navigating gondoa is the wireless room linked to
the navgators bridge by compressed air chute for
messages Telephones run throughout the craft
The Hndenburg's home base, the Rhine-Marl
Airport near Frankfurt is the site of the world J
largest airship hangar than 900 feet long ITO
feet wide and 167 feet high. Gas for initiating the
airships gas bags is manufactured in neighboring
city and piped to the hangar
With the regular runs of the Hndenburg to South
America and possibly North America the Rhine
Main Airport is believed destined to be one of the
most important air bases of Germany. German air.
plane lines, railroads, BUSES and suburban electric
lines will make the Zeppelin airport one of their
terminal points.