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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-28

oluslon, '16r. scully came to this land of opportunity and lived suc- cessful life, an honor to his people and his city, and left a worthy family to represent him" The Gcully family was seated in a special front row of section reserved for guests.
 A delegation, representing the Washington Hill Earbenders, stood at attention and in silent tribute all during the ceremonies.
 President Raymond. Grady of the Washington Park Community club served as master of ceremonies dur ing the program. In a short address he recalled that MT. Scully was the first president of the organization, and did much to secure civic im- movements for the Washington Hill section.
 Rev. James J. Coughlin, assistant pastor of St. Francis Xavier church, delivered the invocation. Benedic- ton was offered by Rev. Thomas Leroy Crosby of the South Feder- ated church. During the unveiling ceremony, taps was sounded by Robert Sturges. A concert was of- fered by the WPA band.
 This tablet is the third that Washington Hill has dedicated to its honored dead, the first two being in memory of the late Patrick McFad- den and the late John J. O'Sullivan, both prominent residents, and both serving their community and their city with distinction as members of the board of aldermen.
 The committee who prepared for the dedication of the memorial was headed by Commissioner John A. Hayden of the board of finance and included John Ration, treasurer, Mrs. Henry Hayden, secretary; Ray I1lond Grady, president of the Wash ington Park Community club; Frank Sturges, William Kelly and Thomas Reynolds.
 The reception committee included: William Shea, Ralph Ruggles, Frank McGrath, Martin Hayden, James Kelleher and Martin Tehan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-28
HOSTAGES MAY
 MEET WITH DEATH

St. Jean De Luz, France, Sept. 28 .-(UP0-Spanish loyalist author. ities of Bilbao threatened today to shoot 1,500 rebel men and women hostages if rebels airplanes again bomb the city.
 At the same time, commanders of three ships used as prisons for host ages, and anchored in the Nery!on River off Bilbao. threatened to lock the prisoners in the holds and sink the ships if the raids were resumed.
 Anarchist militiawomen, in c fer- ocious attack, slaughtered 220 host- ages aboard one of the ships yes- terday in reprisal for an air raid. according to direct advices from Bilbao, and were stopped only by the arrival of a civil guard unit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-28
LAWYER HANGS SELF

Boston, Sept. 2S.-(UP).-The body Of William H. Hastings, 56. Boston and Maiden lawyer, was found hanging in 8 downtown ho- tel room last night. Hastings, for mer president of the Maiden city council, had hired the room less than 36 hours before. Dependency over business and poor health prob. ably caused him to take his life, friends said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-28
DEVALUATTON OF
 FRANC IS FOUGHT
Continued from Page I

defeating the motion 365 to PAS. They did not make 1t a vote of con- hdence.
 After this vote the chamber ad- journed until 4 p. m. (10 A. M., B. S.. T.).
 Introduced At g A. M.
 The governments program of l6 separate laws to decrease the value of the franc between 25 and 34 per cent, protect the nations gold supply and insure against harmful huctua- tions in prices and wages was intro duced in the chamber when 1t met at g a. m. 6 8. m., EST0.
 Copies of the laws were distributed and then the chamber adjourned for an hour to study them. Its re- converting was delayed because the radicals called Finance Minister Vincent Auriol to their caucus to question him about the sliding wage scale, to which they objected.
 Voted Down 32 to 28
 Finally they voted it down 32. to 28 although voting 55 to 13 to sup port the rest of the program.
 When the chamber reconvened at 11:30 a. m. (5:30 a. Tn., EST) Jammy Schmidt, reporter of the finance committee, reported that the gov ernment's program had been ap- proved by the committee.
 Rightist deputies interrupted him necessarily, demanding to know what the government intended to do with the 16.0oO,o0o,000 franc profit from revaluation of the Bank of Frances gold stocks.
 Schmidt replied that 10000, ,000, 900 would be used to establish an equal ization fund to protect the franc and 6,0OO,000,00o francs would be applied as a payment on the gov ernment's debt to the bank. He defended the government and de- clared that revaluation had been necessary even before Premier Leon Blum,s popular front" government came to power.
 Open Excitedly
 London, Sept. 28 = (U.P) = The foreign exchange market opened ex- citedly today, dealing in all cur- rencies except the French, Swiss and Dutch. Rates were adjusted in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-28
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

Samuel Block, 167 Fulton Park avenue; Ann Dickstein, IA Welton street.
 Fred M. DelPO, IS Avon avenue; Blanche G. GenOva, 27S South Main street.
 Russell M. Banen, 25 Robbins street; Helen Zwinak, 218 High land avenue.
 M. Frank Magnuson, Oakville; Geraldine G. Kirby, 19O Delaware avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-28
sNAKEBITE CURE

Weaverville, Cal. (UP)-Consider- able interest attaches here to who has the honor of getting the firts rattlesnake bit of the season. Jack Walters was the winner this year. Application of antivenom serum within fifteen minutes saved him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-28

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  d lin htft the C h Inhec the memorial sne and it's of mayor
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-28
on Gold Standard

Amsterdam, Sept. 2S = (U.P) = Premier Hendrix Colyn announced over the radio today that Holland was temporarily abandoning the gold standard.
 The nation, he said, was placing itself on the same monetary basis as between 1914 and 1925.
 Colyn avoided the word "devalu- ation" but it is believed small re- duction in the value of the guilder was to be expected.
 The premier emphasized that in currency dealings Holland will re- main completely free. However, the government will utilize 8 stabiliza- ton fund of 3O0,000,00O guilders to prevent heavy declines in its cur- rency.
 Quoted NominalIy
 New York, Sept. 2S--(U.P0-The pound sterling was quoted nominal ly today at $4.94, which contrasted with Saturdays close of $4.97 and $5.01 3-4 on Friday.
 None of the gold currencies was quoted. Neither were the Italian lire and Spanish peseta.
 Praises Move
 New Haven, Conn, Sept. 28-(U. P.)-James Harvey Rogers, Sterling professor of political economy at Yale and American member of the economic committee of the league of nations today praised France flor its courage in taking the ini- tiative" toward stabilization of world currencies.
 The French devaluation action, Rogers said, will be of untold value in breaking down trade and foreign differences among the larger nations of the world.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-28

of further such activity by foreign CTS, a heavier penalty will be awaited"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-28

Building is active in Germany.
 Skilled labor in Panama is scare.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-28

No Appeals
 Any appeal against the sentences of Simpson and Rietz is impossible. "Rietz committed a greater crime, since he is German" the prosecu- tor said. Simpson must respect the laws of the state of which he is a guest.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-28
March Checked

March Checked
 With Loyalists, Six Miles North ot Toledo, Sept. 28.-(UP)-The loy- alists checked a rebel march on Madrid along the main Toledo highway today.
 The ioyalists claimed some prog ress and reported the recapture of Bargas after a fierce artillery duel
 Capture Admitted
 Madrid, Sept. 28.-(UP.-A war office communique admitted today that the rebels had taken Toledo "A rebel column from Maqueda and Torrijos advanced on Toledo, said the communique. "Our troops were obliged to retreat in orderly fashion, taking war material.
 "Our forfe.'e ed line has ben es- tablished in the neighborhood. of Toledo, from which our artillery is bombing rebel concentrations"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-28
REBELS CAPTURE
 TOLEDO; MOVE ON

CContinued from Page D were used to destroy the Alcazar during the Ie-weeis' siege by the loyalists, who failed to take the old fort and its 1,200 or more rebel occupants.
 BY IRVING PFLAUM Copyright, 1886, by United Press)
 Madrid, Sept. 28.-(UP).-Rebel troops dominate Toledo. The great est battle of the cIviI war now turns on Madrid. The rebels have cut the Madrid Toledo road and apparently isolated the Toledo garrison from the main army.
 A war office connmunique tersely admitted the loss of the city after hours of denials by officials.
 BesicSed Unmenti0ned
 No mention was made of the 1,200 men, women and children who had withstood Q siege of 10 weeks in the Alcazar fortress palace. It was in- dicated that they were free, though fighting continued in the vicinity of the Alcazar.
 Apparently, most of the loyalist army in Toledo had made its way out of the city along the Toledo Madrid road, and was trying to fight its way through to join the main army. But the rebels seemed to command the road few miles to the north.
 The government, confronted with the prospect of an attack on the railway junction at Aranjuez, north est of Toledo, aimed at cutting the only means of escape to the east coast by rail and anticipating a rebel drive northward for Madrid, was attacked at home yesterday when fascists made an unSuccess- full attempt at an uprising in the capital itself.
 Loss Is Denied
 For many hours officials denied the loss of Toledo, but the flow Of achievements to the front stopped yesterday and United Press corre- soundents saw militiament turning back, hopeless of success.
 There is no word as to the fate of the rebel garrison in the ruins of the Alcazar or the loyalist be- sieging force.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-28
MARTIN SCULLY
 GIVEN TRIBUTE

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LANDON PLEASED
 WITH RECEPTION

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-28
NAZI COURT HAS
 SENTENCED SAILOR

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WEBB RELATES
 ROUT OF TOLEDO

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accordance with one pound sterling

accordance Wlth one pound sIerIIllB for $4.95.
 Stock Exchange trading was he's itant in some sections. Gold mines were outstandingly firm in antici- patton of sharp rise in ths gold price,
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defeating the motion 365 to PAS. They did not make 1t a vote of con- hdence.
 After this vote the chamber ad- journed until 4 p. m. (10 A. M., E. &. nrN
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La gaceta., 1936-10-28
BELL DICE QUE Ell JEFF
DE POLICIA REHUSO CON
CEDER PROTECTION AL
HITIN
SeaalGdG Ia feckG del juiciO
p~retminGr

Comentando aver en- Jackson
vile los successes del domingo en-
esta ciudad cuando varios ciu-
Gsdanos fueron atrOpellados
por una partida de individuos
semifascistas, ell Sr. Alfredo
Bell, s~ecretario del partido Co
munista, dijo que Sc lie habia pc
lido protection al jefe de poll
fla Woodruff y que este ruhus6
contederla, probablemente ente-
RADIO de 10 que iba a srceder.
Bell fue ell primer orador en-
81 mitin comunista del domingo
7 con sus palabras Sc inici6 la
refriega.
FL gobernador Dave Sholts
prometi6 aver, hablando con los
reporters en- Tallahassee, que
ell case seria investigate, pero
no dijo quien realizaria la in
vestigaci6n 10 que indica utili-
cara INVESTIGATORS privados.
Mr.. Sholtz no Sc ha puesto
en- ~contacto con las autoridades
del estado y condado sobre eI
particular.
FL juez Cornelius, de la corte
del condado, que autoriz6 Ell a.
rresto de Fred Newberger, Pa
irish y Ponder los jefes de los
agresOres, anunci6 aver que Ell
dia a de nOviembre les conee-
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
"a Confederation General del Trabajo
pide representation en- Ell Cobiemo
tier y Ciano discutieron ell asuntO de
la integridad de ESpana
I'm General f~ascista elOgia a la columna
del General Julio Mangada

neutralidad, a pesar de que las
naciones fascistas 10 han viola
do en- diferentes otasiones.
Mas de 10000 catalanes be
congregaron en- Ia plaza de to-
ros de Barcelona para DIR a va
rios oradores de las colectivida-
des obreras, los cuales recomen-
daron la mas estrecha union
frente al enemigo.
UnO de los oradores dijO: Fl
Frente Undo contra los rebel
des es shora mas vital que NUM-
ca, cuando Sc discuten prOble-
mas relaciOnadOs con la colec-
tivizaci6n. Z
Ell consul de Russia asisti6 al
mitin, siendo ovacionado.
Los oficiales fascistas del va
por espahol CriSt6bal Colon,
que Sc dirigia a Mejico a cargar
municiones, 10 encallaron en-
East North Rock, a ocho miIlas
de Bermuda.
Dos poderosos remOlcadOres
han sido mandados en- auxilio
del buque, que Sc free podra ser
puesto a flOte Y reparadO. Para
ayudar a las operaciOnes de salA
vamento Ell vapor arroj6 al aqua
1900 tOneladas de carbon.
Ell general fascista Valdes,
ha dicho, Seg6n una nOticia de
Lisboa, que los rebeldes no han
tornado va Ia capital a causa de
la columna del general julio
Mangada, de 5000 hombres,
que defiende Ia parte noroeste.
"Hasta que Mangada sea desaA
lojado nos sera impossible avan4
Ear a traves de las mOntanas.
Los rebeIdes no han podidd
tOdavia derrotar a <Mangada,
que resiste con sus hombrea dea
de ri Esc0rial.
~@ 1901
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
QUE HAN PASADO
Los VAPO-
RES RUSOS QUE Sc DIRI-
GEN A ESPANA

Paris, octubre 2s-NOticias
lie origen britSnico dan cuento
de Que seis vapores rusos car.
gadOs de artilIeria, aeropIanOs
y municiones So dirigen a Es-
p0ha. Uno de los vapOres lie
Va automobiles y 100000 gra-
nadas de mano.
Otra noticia no confirmads
asegura que desde Ia semana
pasada han atravesadO los
DardaneIos, con rumbo a Espa
ma, % vapores del Soviet. De
csc total Sc sabe que is atra-
earSn en- puertOs que domino
81 gOhierno de Madrid.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
LOS FACCIOSOS GREEN QUE Ell
/. SABADO ENTRARAN EN- MADRID
Atacaron aver las Milicias en- Navalcarnero,
batiendose con los Moros
Tratara la Infanteria leal de recapturar
a Talavcra de la Reina

mientos de la artilleria antiae-
rea. sin resultado. Los aparatos
de Madrid no Sc elevaron para
contestar ell ataque.
Sc mantienen preparada las
milicias populares y los jefes a.
firman que para defender la CO
pital disponen de 100000 hon.
bres. Una avalanche humane So
ra lanzada contra los fascistae
tan prOntO como Sc acerquen
mas a la capital.
Para resistir ell avance a Lac
puertas de Madrid Sc han orga-
nizado cuatro "batallOnes de a.
cero', con soldados escogidos.
Estes hombres tomaran sObre
ellos Ia responsibilities de la de
fensa cuando los traidores Sc a.
proximen.
Sabese que los milicianOs con-
traatacaron en- variOs frentes.
FL gobierno dice que la in
fanteria tratara de recapturar
Talavera de Ia Reina y que el
ataque de su aviaci6n, hecho a.
yer, fue Ell paso preliminar.
Aver Sc mandaron q Valencia
$50 nihos mas, elevandO Ell total
de los salidos de Madrid a IL
mil.
La milicia Sc bati6 con los mo
ros en- Navalearnero y mantuvo
su terreno.
Mas de $500 facciosos han pc
recidO en- ell sector del Taio. Las
tropas republicanas siguen a.
vanzando Y dOminando en- Astu
rias y Arag6n.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28

Madrid, Oct. 28.-Los fascis-
tas siguen afirmando hoy que la
noche del pr6ximo sabado la pa
saran en- esta capital, despres
de veneer a los leales. Una nue.
va ofensiva de los facciosos les
di6 las poblaciones de TorreJoI
de Velasco, Torrej6n de la Cal :
zada, Ciempozuelos, Cubas y
Grinon. En- algunos lugares, Sc
gun ell mando rebelde, sus tro
pas Sc hallan a siete millas de
Madrid y en- otros a 16.
Las tropas leales Sc han atrin
cherado fuertemente en- Cerr0
de Los Angeles. Los campesinos
siguen retirandose hacia los Luz
cares de menos peligro, perC
mantienen en- alto ell punO GUAM
do saludan.
Los oficiales dicen que mana
ma podran atacar a Madrid con
su artilleria y que lanzaran Ell
ataque apoyados en- aerOplanos
y tanques. Las tropas leaies con
traatacaron en- Navalcarnero
Sc I'm acercado a la poblaci6n,
ganando terreno.
Por vez primera en- varias Sc
manas los aeroplanos del gobier
no bombardearon la base fascis
ia de Talavera de Ia Reina.
Los aparatos facciosOs VIOLA :
ron sobre Madrid, hacienda fue-
go de ametralladora para atemd
rizar a los habitantes.
Todos los aparatos dejaron
caer bombas sobre los emplaza-
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
LAS EMPAQUE
TADORAS DE CARNES
LOS SUEL
DOS A SUS EMPLEADOS

Chicago, oct. 28.-Las cuatro
mayores compaiias empaqueta-
doras de carnes del pals, Ar
mour y Co., Cudahy y Co., Will
son y Co. y Swift y Co., anun-
ciaron aver que han resuelto au
mentar en- un 7% los sueldos de
sus $4,000 empleados. Estimase
qre ell aumento significa para
los beneficiados NADIA menos que
So, 100000 anuales. La bora de
trabajo Sc pagara por Ia COM
pahia Swift a 5s11 centavos, un
aumento de tres centavos por
bora.
Ell promedio en- las plantas de
Chicago, por bora, es de 65 cen
tavos.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28

Madrid, oct. 28.-El console
de ministries Sc reuni6 hoy, ba-
10 la presidential de Don Franz
cisco Largo Caballero, dandose
por enterado de una petition do
la Confederation General del
Trabajo, que desea representa-
ci6n en- Ell gabinete. La COME
deraci6n, portavoz del sindica-
lismo, tendra la representation
que pide, estrechandOse asi mas
ell Frente Popular.
Los fascistas dicen hoy que
sus 200 tanques de fabrication
italiana entraran en- Madrid al
frente de los facciosos. La fe-
cha del gran ataque rebeide no
ha sido fijado todavia. Los ge-
nerales fasciosOs inician ell alta
que con gran viclencia para an
tronizar ell panico entire los mi-
licianos, 10 que han logrado en-
algunos lugares.
Aunque los fascistas dan cuen'
Ia de seguir avanzando, sabe-
sc que las milicias leales los han
contenido.
Carlos Rubiera, presidente
del comite de aprovisionamien-
to de Madrid, dice que hay SUI
ficientes where's para warios
meses y que la capital Sc prepa-
ra para una tenaz resistencia.
Una falsa noticia de Londres
asegura que Hitler y ell condo
Ciano han convenido EN- mantle
ner Ia integridad de Espaha,
aun en- ell case de que los faccio-
SOS triunfen. Las islas Baleares
y las colonias de Espaha seran
respetadas-ha dicho el condo
Ciano.
Esto Sc interpreta como una
notieia servida a Inglaterra pa.
70 que Sc Obstine en- q paeto de
La gaceta., 1936-10-28

Esos oficiales del vapor "Ma-
nuel Arnuz' ,traidores a la Re-
publica Espanola, pidieron la
protection de las autoridades
crbanas mintiendo, asegurandc
que los tripulantes habian cons
tituido a bordo I'm Soviet.
Los tripulantes les vigilaban
porque Sc ''olian" la TRACTION.
Ell vapor tendra que ser entire
gado al embajador de Espana,
Don Domingo Barnes, que 10
dejara en- poder de los hombres
fieles a la democracia.
Doblemente traidores esos o.
ficiales y algdn dia seran casti-
gados por su vileza.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
Texto complete del discurso pronunciado por Ell
Embajador de Espana, Don Fernando de los
Rios, al presentar sus credenciales al Presidente
Roosevelt en- Washington, 20 de Octubre de 1886
q NEWS wEEk

que es ruta de paz en- la MEDIA
misma en- que 10 sea de justicia.
En- nombre de mi patria y del
Presidente de la Republica Es-
pamela os expresO los deseos
mas hondos Y sinceros de que
los hados hist6ricos sean propi-
clos a vuestro gran pueblo y a
Vuestra Excelencia para prose-
guir la obra de encarnar en- rea-
lidades los luminosos principles
de libertad amenazados a la no
Ira presente en- Ell mundo. En-
nombre de mi Espaha, RepG-
blica democratica, que ha respe-
tado, respeta y respetara todos
los intereses legftimos que en-
su derd.ho sc han amparadO, os
renuevo Senior, ell deseo since
re de fortalecer las relaciones
de amistad que mantiene mi
pals con los Estados Unidos Zen
la base de cuya historic hay no
POGO de nuestro espfritu) y os
reiterO la admiration sincera
con que Sc sigue en- mi TERRA,
pals de descubridores, sus es-
fuerzos por encontrar nuevas
formas reales para los anhelos
de justicia.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28

Los socialistas de New York,
eon motive del atropello del do
mingo, han dicho a los peri6di-
cos de Ia Metr6poli: Esta adj
ci6n a la larga lista de actos tie.
rroristas en- Tampa, inspirados
por los poderosos intereses del
juego y los cosecheros de frutas
citricas, Sc ha realizadO por el
XXX. ayudado pOr los polii-
castros dem6cratas".
lie metieron a los jugadores
una 'tpinchadita" que en- este
case no la merecen.
Ahora bien, 81 los sd.ialistas
Sc refieren a los que "protegen''
Ell juego, entonces.... nos Gala.
mos, evitando meternOs en- hon
duras".
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
CEUNGAS Y NO rH0NGAS
La amiga de Eduardo. nos f~ascistas hablan.
.-DictadOr ~literario. -RepTaz y los morOs.-N
en- favor dSeAR.

Miles de columnas llenas de
6letra menuda y miles de pesos
gastados ep9decir al pueblo d
los Estadoy UnidOs que la ap)G-
ga del rey Eduardo VIII, la Sra.
Simpson, se~hEdi*orciado de ST.
esposo.
liuantas Columns de6ica-
rfan 81 Sc tratara del amigo de
una reina? .
SRJ.uerdan ustedes sAuellas
reinas del siglo pasado/ aquella
Cristina, la madre, y aquella lisa
bel IL, la hija? A
a., ecuerdan los esceRdalos de
aquellas senoras con sus aman-
ties?
Pero entonces los peri6dicos
no habian llegado al grade de
"progreso" que ahora tienen, y
respetaban un tantico mas la
vida privada.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28

moros, los hermanitos de Fran
&c v los fascistas, don Gonzalo
nc Raparaz io: "Espana con-
sidera legal ell Mvantamiento DE-
los moroS contra les exgenera!ea
traidores, va que Con tab deci.
sion defender al Sultan, la re-
ligi6py la tatriae NosotrOs que
repBs daros toda la autonomia
que nos permitan los tratados...
mientras haya tratados.
Estos no son eternos, y noso4
tres, los hombres de la Espaha
nueva, haremoS tambien en- A.
frica una politica nueva".
Pero los moros no entienden
la lengua caStellana de los repu-
blicanos, porque ell gobierno de
Madrid no les promote mano Ii
Ire en- asesinar, robar y violar.
Franco con ellos come y con
ellos duerme, y les deja violar
a las mujeres e~spanolas, les per-
mite robar a los espanoles Y les
tolera asesinar a los prisione-
ros.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28

Hablando en- Jersey City, e.
alcalde Hague de,lar6: "El pre-
sidente Roosevelt es ell mas gran
de presidente que nuestro pals
ha tenido'.
Asi 10 cree la colonia latinS
de Tampa, que no obedece Or
denes de jefecillos polfticos.
Los "latinos" tampenos Green
en- 10 que han visto Y comproba-
do, y ellOs han visto y compro-
bado las muy generosas inten-
clones y las muy eficientes O.
bras del ilustre Franklin D.
Roosevelt.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28

Senior Presidente:
Tengo ell honor de entregar a
Vuestra EN,elencia las cartas
mediante las cuales ell Presiden-
tie de la RepGblica Espanola po-
ne termino a la mission de mi
predecessor y en- las que Sc me
acredita como Embajador Ex-
traordinario y Plenipotenciario
de Espana en- la gran naci6n Gu
yos altos destinOs Vuecencia
preside.
ST en- TODD momento al llegar
a esta esplendida TERRA juvenil
he sentido fortalecida mi fe en-
la eficacia de la libertad como
formula que ampara todos los
contenidos de conciencia y en- la
democracia como sola institu-
ci6n capaz de concordar las dis
Eordancias, hoy, al sentir lace
rada mi alma de espanol por la
invasion de una fuerza extran-
jera que ha roto ell regimen de
ley en- mi pals, renuevo mi pro-
fesi6n de fe y hagO votos en-
nombre de mi Gobierno porque
jamas, jamas Sc desvie este
gran pueblo de su ruta historical
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
dera un juicio prelimiar

dera un juicio prelimiar.
Las acusaciones contra esos
tres individuos fueron juradas
por Albert Simmons, secreta-
rio de la Defensa International
Obrera y presidente del comitt
que prepare el recibimiento a
Browder.
Nuevas protestas han sido
enviadas al gobernador ShOltz y
las autoridades ld.ales, entire
elias una de Ia Liga Americana
contra Ia Guerra y Ell FascismO
y otra firmada por Anna Da-
mon, de New York, miembrO de
la Defensa International obre-
ANa