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Evening star., 1936-03-15

One Of the popular explanations Of
the fact that Halle Selassie is so
well posted on the public sentiment
and private loyalties Of his subjects
Is that he makes habit of listening
to the meal-time gossip Of the $50
youngsters who live at the palace
under his protection and who make
frequent excursions into the city to
chatter with their relatives and
friends. They are young enough to
be honest and naive enough to re-
peat the most blasting criticisms of
the regime that come to their nimble
ears.
The career of the Ethiopian secret
police has not been unmarked by
interesting incidents and an occa-
sional mishap.
There was the case of Count
Mauric de Roquefeuille. French con-
sular agent at Jigjigga. who was
arrested as an Italian spy. Compli-
cations were caused by the charge
that he had tried to sell the govern
ment certain papers pertaining to
Ethiopian property In Jerusalem"
which he was supposed to have stolen
and his counter charge that the gov
ernment, after agreeing to buy the
papers, had had them stolen out Of
his safe. No foreigner could make
head or tail Of the matter.
Most Spies Ethiopians.
Most spies who have been brought
to justice during the last year have
been Ethiopians, and their grim fates
have been fitted to throw cold water
on the ambitions of other subjects
of the Emperor who might be lured
by Italian coin.
In Adds spies are shot in a pint
sized chamber by executioners who
fire through loopholes so small that
they cannot see their victims. In
the provinces they may be burned,
mutilated or simply hanged by the
neck.
Foreign spies, including those local
Italians who are deeply suspected
Of working for the Duce, have been
left well enough alone, as a general
rule.
Spy-baiting has unfortunately been
made difficult by the fact that every
one in Adds knows every one else
and that every one apparently knows
everything that Is true, in addition
> great deal Of idle gossip that
Is completely untrue. Secrets are
to be had for nothing in the local
market place and the entrance to
one of the biggest local ammunition
dumps is to be seen from a we'll
frequented road. If anti-aircraft
emplacements are not charted on the
map of the city put out by local
Greek it Is probably because he
thought they would be Of no In
terest. The Emperor, strangely
enough, is interested neither in Jews.
liberals or "wreckers Of socialistic
property.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
Japanese Government
Is Sponsoring Hotels

"Shoreside" visitors to
Japan this Summer will find ample
modern accommodations in more than
half hundred small new hotels spon-
sored by the Japanese government,
which is loaning the money to indi-
viduals at very low interest rates for
the erection of these hotels.
The movement started with the
building Of hotel of 40 rooms, each
with private bath. on the shore Of
Lake Kawaguchi. near Miyanoshita.
among the foothills of beautiful Mount
Fuji.
During the season Of 1885 hundreds
of visitors from America. from China,
from Java and India docked to the
resorts in the vicinity of Lake Kawa.
guchi. With the advent of new, flrst-
class hotels it is expected that the
Summer Of 1896 will bring visitors far
in excess Of even last year.
Evening star., 1936-03-15

BY the enforcement of her new and
drastic marriage law. which went into
effect Wednesday. the State Of Con-
necticut abolishes her Gretna Greens,
of which Greenwich has been ac-
counted for many years the most
flourishing. Experts in matrimonial
statistics are freely predicting that
the enterprising Yankee common
wealth will by this statute greatly re-
duce marriages within her own bor-
ders. This latest regulation is con-
sidered a boon also for Gretna Greens
within easy reach of the Connecticut
line and may create other centers
where those in haste may be easily
and swiftly married
Gretna Greens in this country have
developed because of the differences
in the marriage, as well as Of the
divorce, laws in the various States.
The regulations are so elastic that
those desiring to wed do not have to
worry about their marriage being sub
ject to delay or forbidden in the
State in which they live. They need
only to find a place in some other
region where they can blithely defy
the laws of their own jurisdiction.
Under the new Connecticut law
men and women applying for licenses
must submit certificates from physi-
clans or laboratory experts setting
forth that they are free from any
blood taint.
It is predicted by Theodore E. Ap-
stein, secretary Of the National Di-
vorce Reform Association, q Brooklyn
lawyer who has made an intensive
study Of both marriage and divorce
legislation, that Connecticut will have
as many difficulties about her new
law as did North Carolina over a like
measure. That Southern State passed
its much-berated eugenic marriage
law in 1921. The statute required
couples intending to marry to present
certificate to the effect they had
no transmissable taint. The result
was rushing business for the Gretna
Greens which were set up in the ad-
joining States.
An objection to the law was that,
although its value was recognized in
the abstract, persons Of all positions
in life were sensitive about even a
suggestion that they might not be in
perfect health. Therefore, so many
happily married North Carolinians
whose entries into matrimony were
by way Of centers In South Carolina,
Virginia and Tennessee. The situa-
ton became more and more acute.
Physicians Of North Carolina were
reluctant to make the examinations
required. Most Of them fatty refused
to do so. The upShot Of the matter
was that after IL years. trial the OBJ
jectionable law was repealed. A cogent
reason was that North Carolina was
losing 100000 year in fees for mar
riage licenses. Business people also
inveighed against the law, because
the informal ceremonies in other
States reduced the number Of large
weddings in North Carolina, to the
great loss and grief Of dressmakers,
caterers and florists.
Montana some time ago enacted
q law resembling that Of Connecticut.
Physicians showed the same disincli-
nation to Cooperate as did the medi-
cal fraternity in North Carolina. The
enforcement Of the law was passed by
Evening star., 1936-03-15

the safety factor if they are to hold
down in the race for superior trans
oceanic air services. After pointing
to all her superior qualities. Eckener
and his colleagues are under the ne
cessity Of admitting that the Graz zep-
pelin plods along over her course from
Friedrichshafen to Rio de Janeiro
and returns at little more than 70
miles per hour and that the American
China Clipper flies the Pacific at a
much higher speed.
Though apparently reconciled to the
fact that the dirigible must remain
the snail Of the air, the Zeppelin
builders are resolved to do what they
can to increase this snails pace.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
Gladstone First Said
"Camera Cannot Lie'

British Statesman w. z. Gladstone
coined the expression, THE camera
cannot lie," in August, 1896, during
a speech at Liverpool, says the Detroit
News. The speech tried to rouse
Indignation of the public over the
recent Armenian massacres at Con-
stantinople. Reports Of the horrible
carnage seemed incredible. Yet pho
tographs showed many heaps Of slain
Armenians lying in the streets. "Ex-
aggerated atrocity stories?" mo-"
retorted Gladstone. 1.-The camera
never Lies"
Evening star., 1936-03-15

10 prtn or marriage certificate.
Principles and motives stay, but tao
tics change with the advent of new
technical resources; and the character
Of crime itself alters with new political
conditions and moral conceptions. OBJ
viously, there are more opportunities
for crime in our intricate and complex
machine civilization, with its charac-
teristic phenomena of huge crowded
cities, full of lootable stuff, and elabo-
rate high-speed communications. The
criminals or organized gangs work
faster. They commit more crimes
before they are caught.
But the technical developments
which favor the contemporary Grim
inal during the commission of q crime
operate to his disadvantage subse-
quently, when the hunt Is on. Every
year, now, crime grows more dan
gerous for the professional criminal.
Society ceaselessly tightens up its Or
ganization to fight crime. Science
lends q hand. A hair will now con-
vict a criminal. So will dust, nail
marks, trace of soil on q boot sole,
particular brand of lipstick left on a
cigarette end.
Men have been caught, and some
brought to execution, by q laundry
mark. a bullet finger printed" in q
police laboratory, pattern Of boot
hobnals worn certain way, q shoe
heel print In q garden bed, by hair
and dirt scraped out Of q fingernafl.
Biologists, physicists, chemists and
microscopists are on the job In police
laboratories everywhere.
Big business is developing its own
intelligence systems to cooperate
with the regular police forces.
There seems little doubt that ~ the
Of life proceeds and new
Evening star., 1936-03-15


The French system illustrates what
can happen when the law does not
automatically require the death penal
~ for murder. Here are three cases
tried in a single month in the French
courts: The first is q butchers as
sistant, who married a 16-year-old
farmers daughter, lost her when her
parents objected and persuaded her to
return home. and, in rage, shot her
dead and wounded himself in an at
tempt at suicide. The second is q
count who drowned his 2-year-old L.
legitimate child. The third is a pro-
feSsor's wife who quarreled with her
husband about money matter and
murdered him in cold blood.
No. / went to prison for is years.
The count got 10 years. The profess
soris wife got 5.
Neither gang murders nor kidnap-
sngs grow in British crime soil. Gang
The Washington times., 1936-11-02
3 AMERICANS
|MPER|LEDBY
SH|PWRECK

ST. IVES, CORNWALL, Eng
land, Nov. 2 GNSO.-Their ship
broken in two on the rocks Of
Cornwall, all 80 members of the
crew of the New York freighter
BeSsemer City were taken ashore
today in two trips by the st.
Ives lifeboat.
Said Captain Herman, the last
to be removed from the wreck:
"Tell the folks at home none
Of us was even scratched"
The ships cat was the first to
be taken aboard the hfeboat.
Responding to an so S and
rocket distress signal. the life
boat took off 10 members Of the
crew in the darkness, and then
returned, standing by while the
surf hammered the session YES
sell, taking off the remaining %
at daylight.
The Bessemer City went
aground in a mist just around
the headlands northeast of Lands
End. the westernmost extremity
of England, the scene of frequent
shipwrecks. She was bound from
Seattle for Liverpool.
-VOTE AMEPIcAN-
The Washington times., 1936-11-02
Fordham Honors
Cardinal PaCeIIi

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Eugenio
Cardinal Pacelli, Papal Secretary
of State, received the honorary
degree of doctor of laws in cere-
monies at Fordham University
yesterday. The degree was con-
ferred by the Rev. Robert I. Can
non, S. j., president of the uni
versity, before a crowd Of 5000
dignitaries. Cardinal Pacelli, first
Papal Secretary of State ever to
visit this country, will sail Satur-
day for Rome.
The Washington times., 1936-11-02
MISSION PLANS DRIVE

A $36,460 fund drive will be
next week by Central
Union Mission. The money will
go to the operation Of the mission
The Washington times., 1936-11-02

and It's Children's Emergency
Home here, the mission farm,
Camp Bennett and the children's
camp at Brookville, Md, accord
ing to Supt. John S. Bennett.
La gaceta., 1936-08-12
LOS DE CA
SAS Y TERRENOS PRESEN-
.TARAN LA PETICION
DE ELECCIONES

AL secretario de la administra
cion municipal presentaran hoy
los corredores de casas y terre-
nos que Sc han metido a polfti-
COS, la petici6n de elecciones pa
ra que Tampa tenga una nueva
arta de gobierno.
La pe.ici6n iba a ser presenta
da anoche al ayuntamiento, PEE
70 los concejales no Sc reunie-
ron.
Respondieron a la llamada de
lista los Sres. Hixon, Rbsenthal,
Hudgins, Emerson Y Faver. Pa
checo Sc hallaba en- los pasillos
y Watson Sc present6 deSpues
de haber actuado Ell presidente
Emerson.
Las listas de elec.Ores que pre-
senten los dictionaries seran
sometidas a una comprehension.
La gaceta., 1936-08-12
Programs de Radio

Sc cumplira a las Ocho ell pro-
grama de los cigarrillos Chester
field, a base de la onques!a de
Andres KOstelanetz, cantantes y
coro.
Estaci6n de Clearwater y ca
dena Nacional: 5:l5, Madge Wi
lliams; $50, noticias; 5:45,
Lowell Thomas; TOO, familia
de un hombre; 800 Stoopna-
y Budd; 900, The Hit Parade
10 90, orquesta de Xavier Gu
2at; IL 100, orquesta de Hamil-
ton, Y IL 80, drama.
Estaci6n WDAE y cadena CO
lumbia: Johnny Farrell; 7:3O,
Burns Y Allen; 800, orquesta
de Kostelanetz; 900, ell pandi-
llaje; $50, la marcia del ITEM
pc; 1000 orquesta de Reisman
1870 Clyde Lucas; IL 100 Jim
CARRIER, y II 80, Bernie Cumm-
ms.
La gaceta., 1936-08-12
LOS C~OMISIONADOS DEL.
CONDADO APROBARON
HOY UNA CONVERSION
DE LA DEUDA DE LOS 30
NOS

En- horas de la mahana de
hoy Sc reunieron los comisiona
dos del condado y aprobaron
una proposition de la compa-
MIA Norman S. Taber, de New
York, que convierte una deuda
de bonos, de $1,467,0OO fijan
do un mas bajo interes y ex :
tendiendo la fecha de la amor
ltizaci6n.
Las proposiciones aceptadas
%incluyen una oferta para re =
fundir a mas bajo interes los
Ebonos de 1884, que no estan su
je,Os a llamada.
Sc acept6 la oferta de la
Taber despues de que Sc habfa
acordado cancelar un contra
70 con la casa de Stranaham,
Harris y Co., de New York,
que en- 1882 convirti6 la deu-
da de bonos de carreteras.
La gaceta., 1936-08-12

Serd nm 6rito insuperGbIe

Ell almuerzo y bale del dia 6
de Septiembre, en- ell palacio del
Centre Espanol de West Tam
pa. a beneficio de la Cruz RoJa
espanola.
Miles de personals desfilaran
ese dia por ell bello edificio, ayu
dando gustosamente a una obra
noble, digna de toda coopera-
ci6n.
Sera preparado cuidadosa-
mente ell programa por las sec
clones del Centre, iodas las cua-
les tienen ell prop6sito de mejo-
rar SUI propia marca.
La secci6n de beneficencia
iba a recibir ell producto de la
fiesta, pero la directiva del Cen
tro con muy buen acuerdor
decide destinarlo a la Cruz Ro-
ia, a los heridos.
iva daremos importantes por-
memories, tan pronto nos sean
enviados!
La gaceta., 1936-08-12
Andrews nominado senador de los E. Unidos
Los Towndsendistas derrotaron con sus
votos ell ex-Gobernador

Ell candidate de Tampa al Sc
nado de la naci6n, exgobernador
Doyle e. Carlton, parece haber
sido derrotado en- las elecciones
de aver por ell juez Charles O.
Andrews, de Orlando, a quien
los observadores consideration
un candidate debil.
En- horas de la mahana de
hoy, de 1915 prescintos, de I'm
total de 1922, Sc habfan recibido
los siguientes escru,inios: An
irews, $685.; Carlton, 1858.
Andrews fue a la lucha conf
cial como partidario alberto del
plan Townsend, 10 que no hizo
Carlton, eqrivocando ell calculo
,obre la pc encia electoral de los
iejos en- ell estado.
Los townsendis.as celebran
10Y regocijados la victoria y d.
cen que en- ell senado tendran a
Pepper y Andrews y en- la ca
mara a Hendricks, Paterson y
Green, habiendo solo perdido a
La gaceta., 1936-08-12
Bale en- Ell Circulo

Bale en- ell Cfrcalo
I'm bale ofrecera esta noche,
con la orquesta de Clearwater,
la Secci6n de Recreo del Circu-
10 Cubano.
Sc cobrara 25 centavos por el
precio de entrada, teniendo que
pagan ellos y elias.
SPor que Ell Cfrculo, la Sec :
ci6n de Recreo, no organiza una
fiesta a beneficio de la Cruz Ro-
ia espanola o ell Comite de De-
fensa del Fren.e Popular?
Aqui en- Tampa Sc han hecho
garias cuestaciones p1blicas pa
"a desgracias ocurridas en- Gu
"a, Y la colonia espanola STEM
pre- Sc coloc6 en- la primera fila.
Todavia cuando la catastrofe
de Santa Cruz del Sur, don En-
rique Pendas, va difunto, Y e
Sr. Vicsoriano Manteiga, nues-
tro director, dirigieron la reco-
lecta que entonces Sc efectu6.
Amor con amor Sc paga.
La gaceta., 1936-08-12
ALMUEHZO EN- HONOR
DEL A LOFTIN

Mahana al mediodia, en- ell no.
tel Hillsborough, sc efectuara
I'm almuerzo en- honor del sena.
dor federal Loftin, a quien e
gobernador nombrara para Gu.
brir la vacante de Park Tram.
nell en- ell senado.
Vendran representations de
tOdas las ciudades de la cos,a
Oeste de la Florida, desde Fort
Myers a Lake City.
Ell principal orador 10 sera
Mr.. Loftin que fue presidents
de la Association de AbogadO:
del pals.
Tiene a su cargo la direction
del almuerzo Ell Sr, E. P. Italia,
ferro, presidente de la camara
de concrete de Tampa.
La soraciones que Sc pronun.
Glen seran trasmitidas por Ia
Radio.
La gaceta., 1936-08-12

Wilcox y Caldwell.
En- la mahana de hoy An.
drews aparecia con mayoria er
% condados y Carlton en- 81.
Hillsborough di6 a Carlton
1881 votos y a su oponen:e
5,547.
Llamado anoche por telefonc
a su domicilio, Carlton admiti6
la derrota, felici. ando a su opo.
nente.
De la plataforma de Andrews
pasamos al Club Townsend de
Ybcr City, que public6 un mani
fies o en- su favor, ell parrafo ST.
guiente: Deportation de TODD
ex .ranjero que Sc convierta en-
una carga para ell p1blico o en-
enemigo de la forma americans
de gobierno."
Este parrafo no 10 publica-
mos antes para que no Sc dijese
que la colonia latina apelaba a
prejuicios en- contra del candi-
dao de Orlando.
La gaceta., 1936-08-12
Ell TEMPO

Ell metere6logo local, Mr.. Tai
bott, pronostica nublados y po-
sibles lluvias para esta noche y
manana.
Grandes nubes han pasado SO
bre Tampa en- los Ill limos dias,
cayendo la lluvia en- horas de la
tarde.
Maxima temperature aver,
SO grades; mfnima, II.
La gaceta., 1936-08-12
Noticias de las eIecciones ceIebradas aver
La actividad poIitica en- la nacion

Washing on, agosto 12.-En
ell estado de Idaho aparece hoy
triunfante sobre su rival town.
sendista, ell senador Borah, re-
publicano que no cree en- ell exito
del plan de pensiones. Los de-
m6cratas nominaron en- ell mis-
mo estado para la senadurfa al
gobernador C. B. Ross, de quien
Sc dice que en- su carrera polfti-
ca no ha perdido una sola bata-
la de importancia.
Los dem6cratas de Arkansas
La gaceta., 1936-08-12
Las DGmGs de los LeaIes

La Srta. Lourdes Vazquez, Sc
cretaria de las damas de los Ca
balleros Leales de America, cita
a todas sus companeras, por or
den de Ia Soberana, para la tent
da de esta nodhe, a las 8 en- Ell
lugar de costumbre.
Tenemos entendido que los
Leales, en- la reunion de hoy, a.
cordaran hacer alg0 en- benefi-
clio de los que en- Espana COM
baten por la Republica y la de-
mocracia.
Los ciudadanos que viven en-
una democracia quieren para su
pals de origen una democracia,
no Ia dictadura f~ascista.
La gaceta., 1936-08-12
WEAK AND SKINNY
MEN, WOMEN
and CHILDREN
Saved by new Vitamina. Of Cod Liver
Oil in tasteless tablets.

Pounds Of Arm healthy flesh instead Of
bare scraggy bones New vigor, vim and
energy instead Of tired li~stlessness I Steady.
quiet nerves That is what thousands AZ
people are getting through scientists latest
discovery-the Vitamins Of Cod Liver OH
concentrated in little sugar coated tablets
without any Of its horrid. fshy taste or smell.
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets, they're
called God Liver Oil in Tablets, and they
simply work wonders. A little boy Of 3, seri-
ously sick, got well and gained 10H lbs. IN
just one month. A girl Of thirteen after the
same disease, gained 3 lbs. the first week and
2 lbs. each week after. A young mother who
could not eat or sleep after baby came get
All her health back and gained ~ lbs. in Less
than q month
You simply must try MeCoy's at once.
Remember II you don't gain at least 8 lbs. OF
hrm healthy flesh in a month ge. your money
back. Demand and get McCoy's-she original
and genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablets
MA approved by Good Housekeeping
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La gaceta., 1936-08-12
ULTIMA HORA
PRONoSTICA Ell MINISTE-
RIO DE LA GUERRA LA
CAIDA DE OVIEDO
La artilleria republicans de-
rribo un aeropIano de los
facciosos
Dorado del escalaf6n ell nom
bre de MOla y sustituido cor
ell de Lopez Ochoa

Madrid, agosto 12.-El 60 :
bierno predice hoy la caida de
Oviedo, iniciandose asi eel
punto de vuelta" en- la campa
ma para suprimir la rebellion.
Hablando del sitio de Oviedo,
eel ministro de la guerra, coro-
nel Juan Sarabia, expres6 la
opinion de que la ciudad Sc rer
dira pronto Y que despu6s Sc
anZaron mas vigorosos alta :
ques contra Cordoba y Grana-
da. En- ell sur armenian los de-
sersores del campo rebelde.
Columns de milicianos man
dadas por Ell captain Benitez
han derrotado a los fascis:as
en- Covaleda, provincial de So
ria. Nuevos prisioneros Sc hi :
cieron, recogiendo los leales
una gran cantidad de municio-
mes.
La situaci6n de Granada,
Cordoba y Sevilla Sc describe
como muy seria para los rebe.
des, que desde hace "a dias Sc
encuentran sin aqua y sin cleo
tricidad.
I'm aeroplano de los rebel
des fue derribado por la arti-
Iberia en- ell sector de las mon
tahas de Guadarrama.
Las fuerzas del gobierno en-
los alrededores de Madrid bio
quean ell avance de las tropas
rebeldes que tratan de domi :
mar la situaci6n. Esas tropas
intentan en- vano unirse a otras
Ifuerzas rebeldes en- Marcia.
I'm despacho de Marruecos
dice que las tropas del general
Franco Sc disponen a avanzar
3obre Madrid, llevando con
ellos a $4,000 rifehos. Llega :
ron aver a Madrid, en- un mo-
vimiento de concentration, IL
aeroplanOs del gobierno.
Del escalaf6n del ejercito
ha sido retirado ell nombre del
general Emilio Mola Y puesto
en- su lugar ell del general L6-
pez Ochoa, que dirigi6 la cam
pana de Asturias en- 1884. Fue
ron borrados de las listas de
~diplomaticos los nombres de
Sebastian Romero, consul en-
Chicago; Jose Gonzalez, secre
tario del consulate de Calves
ton, Texas; Francisco Amat,
secretario de Ia embajada de
Buenos Aires; Miguel Maria
Lojendio y Joaquin Perez de
Alba.
Esperase que las autorida :
des de Barcelona fusilaran a los
generates traidOres Coded y
Burriel.
La gaceta., 1936-08-12

han renominado al senador Jose
T. Robinson, amigo del presiden
Re Roosevelt, sobrc ell towsen-
dista Cleveland Holland.
Sc da por segura la victoria,
en- la Florida, del townsendista
Andrews sobre ell exgobernador
Doyle E. Carlton, que rehus6
?ntenderse con los directories del
plan de pensiones de 5000 al
mes.
La mayOrfa de Robinson, en-
Arkansas, es en- la proportion
de dos yotos por uno.
La gaceta., 1936-08-12
PROHIBIDOS LOS ACTOS
QUE Sc HARLAN ANUN.
CIADO

Habana, agosto 12.-LOs &C
tos que Sc habian anunciado
para hoy, con motive del ami
versario de la caida del ma
chadato, fueron suspendidos
anoche por orden del Sr. Car
los Pelaez, secretario de go :
lbernaci6n.
La suspension Sc dict6 a pc
Car de que Sc trata de un dia
de fiesta nacional y de que ce
rraron las oficinas p1blicas.
Dicese que la orden de sus-
pension fu@ inspirada por Ell co
Fonel Bstista,
La gaceta., 1936-08-12

La CGmdrd de YbOr
Sc reunira esta noche a conner
en- Ell restaurant Columbia, ell
cuerpo director de la Camara de
Concrete de Ybor City.
Han sido invitados especial :
mente los presidentes de las so
ciedades Centre Espanol, Cen :
tro Asturiano, Circulo Cubano v
Unione Italiana.
Va a ser discutida la organiza
ci6n de la Verbena que sc cele-
brara en- 1887.
La gaceta., 1936-08-12
MATRIMONIOS

Harry Merbert Griffin, 4S, y
Lillian Mae Shelter, %; James
L. Stanley 81, y Esther Smo-
theirs, Is; Edward Por.on, 80, y
Sabria Galloway, 81; James w.
Bolesta, 81, y Fora Craven, 81
larry Joe Steele, 45, y Eudeli
Nipper, 20.
La gaceta., 1936-08-12
La Directiva de los Leales

La Directiva de los LeGles
Sc reunira esta noche, en- Ell e.
dificio de la Novena y Gale 16,
la directiva de los Caballeros
Leales de America.
Nos informan que entire los a.
sun.os a tratar figura ell de ayu
dar a la defensa de la libertad y
la democracia en- Espana.
Este periodico, sincere amigo
de los Leales, dara cuenta de los
acuerdos, en- su oportunidad.
La gaceta., 1936-08-12
MejorumdO

Contin1a mejorando ell ST.. Rs
fael Lopez, inspector de enfer-
mos del Circulo Cubano.
LIE atienden con particular es-
nero en- ell sanatorio del Centre
Asturiano.
Lopez trat6 de suicidarse por
contrariedades que l. mortifi-
caban.
Por su rapido restablecimien-
to hacemos sinceros votos.