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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-30

Focus your telescope on good old Washington Hill and more than likely you'll see: Bob German and Joe BOwey trying to figure out how they'll make both Halloween night parties they've been invited to. Such popularity Jerry Kerwin mOdestly accepting the paudits of his cohorts for hitting three game mark of 367 at the weekly match of the Community Club Bowling League. Incidentally that's high three for the year. Secretary Jack Tehan of the Earbenders wondering about the proper procedure for organizing auxiliary. Quiet JOie Quter getting set for the coming basketball season. Joe recently joined the Gents of the HiL" .. Now drop down degree to the South Main street chaSm and see Eleanor Leahy getting ready to celebrate her birthday along with the goblins and spOoks Halloween night. Eleanor, who teaches at the Rocky Hill school, drives all the way over and back every day. Happy Birthday, El. More anon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-30

Ernie Bossel has left Waterbury with all the well wishes of his countless friends here who happy with his merited promotion The other day Ernie was notified to close his desk at the Connecticut Company office and take over the supernendency of the New Britain branch What blow that is to local Boy Scouts who'll have to go long way to discover commissioner digent as he Was Ernie's rise has been than meteorc He start ed 24 years ago with the trolley firm conductor and worked himself up to chief clerks duties He knows the business from to hence the promotion It's New Brtain's gain while the Brass City suffers
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-30
=: Political Gossip ':

Roosevelt was elected el.4 per cent of the Hartford electors cast their ballots. It is hoped to better this figure next Tuesday.
 While New Britain police were trying Wednesday to lOcat= ThOm- as F. Cullen. former city hall jam itor, the man located himself for authorities Jy writing to the city hall for an absentee ballot which, his letter said, he wants to use to "get even with FDR." The letter requesting the ballot, however, disclosed that he $ ''up there working on the Waterbury (Vt) dam, biggest project of its kind i'm New England"
 Summary dropping of women teachers on the day of their mar riage has been rejected by the Hartford board of education. The vote was close, though, 5 to 1. Four republicans opposed the idea and four defnocrcts favored it. The deadlock was broken by Board President Saul Bermarl, 8 demo- crat, who sided with the republi- cans in blocking adoption of the proposed rule. Under present regu- lations in Hartford a woman em- pioye who nnarries is allowed to complete the scholastic half year before she resigns from the school system. tf.i
 National g. Q. p. leaders, in- censed over U. s. Senator Augus- tine LoneF-a senate campaign investigating committees failure to come out with . decision on the charge that WPA funds are being used in Pennsylvania to get votes, are calling the group many fancy names. Amsng them is this one: 'The LOnergan hear-no- -New-Deal evil, see New DeaI-eviI, speak mol New. Deal evil committee"
 The population is increasing al- most twice as rapidly in Connec- ticut as in the nation generally, acc cording to estimates released in Washington. D. O., by Secretary ot Commerce Roper. The estimates placed Connecticut's population al 1,734, ,OOO last July list. This repre- sented gai:l of 127, ,097 persons, ol 7:9 per cent, over the official 193( census count. In the country as g whole the population has increased 4.6 per cent, according to the es- inmates.
 Senator J. Kenneth Bradley Oi Westport has announced that ir the next session of the legislature if reelected, he will introduce bill demanding that the New Dea' prove in the U. s. supreme cVusl fiat the unemployment insurance provisions of the social security act are in accord with the constitution of the United States. He contends that the money to be contributed z by the people and the employers belongs right here in Connecticut "The state and the people of the state have { vested interest i'm the money and I don't think we should let it SO out of the state" he 6e- clared.
 Al Smith heretofore has been accused of taking a walk" Con- gressman William L. Higgins, re- publican, of Coventry now con- tends that it wasn't Smith who took the walk but President RooSe- welt. Tt is Franklin D. Roosevelt influenced oy his socialist friends who. has walked. out on the demo- : cratic party he declared in an address in New London:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-30

Republican State Chairman j.. Henry Roraback is taking no chances on ..repeaters" working widespread throughout Connecti- cut on Tuesday when the state and national election takes place. He has issued . awarning that at
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-30

Why do people sing in the bathtub? Most people do and can't imagine why At least my neighbors do The bathtubs acoustics must cause the phenomenon "A bathtub" explains neghbor, lis sort of reflector and magnifier of sound person singing in the tub hears his voice ampfed He hears voice of Nelson Eddy or Lawrence Tibbett when the reflected sound comes back to his Its just of psychology and acoustics But it's great fun, isn't it?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-30

Lotta hokum. . I would never hire good looking stenographer! Haven't met you somewhere before? '. !. If had known you coming, I'd have baked>a cakel My wife's fine girl, but she doesn't under stand me! just love to hear you practice on your saxophone . I'll bring it back as I'm through with it! take it or leave it alone! My, what beautiful baby I'll attend to that the first thing in the morning! Be cartoonist have beautiful models in your studio! . Make mine very short one. I've heard it before, but go ahead, tell it again! ...
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-30
Roosevelt Policies
 Played By Educator
"President Promised the Moon and Gave Us Cheese,
 Says SnffieId Headmaster in Naugatnck Talk

and gave it, cutting the state debt by several million dollars and kept other promises, the speaker said. He asked if Landon ''who kept his promises" isn't entitled to the high- CT office he now seeks.
 Walter Norwash acted as master of ceremonies. Refreshments and dancing followed the talk. Francis J: O'Connor headed the committee in charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-30
AnstUers T Q
 Test Q Qaesfions

q ! 4 t. "a s. Below are the answers
 to test questions printed on paEe 6.
 l. Ptelehny XIII.
 2. wolverine State. s. SamOyar.
 q Nathaniel Hawthorne. $. Sirius. the ~dog star' is brightest ; laHophs is second. 6. Italian phllosopheh.
 2. Wisconsin.
 & She is the fifst woman who sWnm the EngIisil Cham mel.
 8. John Fgintlre 10. Nav BgdnfNie N ,. I|t A. c-I.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-30
WRITER
 as

Irving Ec .c:l, who plays the part of a postman in Paramount's "One Mans Bonus" with Edward Ever ett Horton, was once a comedy gag writer and was starred in series of short comedies with Louis Fa- zenda.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-30
HAS BREAKDOWN

At the completion of her work in Paramount,s ''rhe Jungle Princess Dorothy Lamolr, erstwhile radio singing star, suffered slight break down which made 1t necessary for her to remain in q hospital for a week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-30
LOAN BAKER

Benny Baker, Paramount come dian, today went to Major Pictures studios for, featured role in Mind Your Own Business" in which Charlie Ruggles and Alice Brady are featured. Paramount will re- lease the p:-- ire.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-30

Throwing the sh0t-put. Clarence Alexander has hopes of bringing the latest basketball films to the Pearl Street NeighborhOOd Institute early next month Thespictures will enable one to see the game football prognosticator of nOte tells to put my bankron on Yale and Pittsburgh tomorrow. They'll take Dartmouth and Fordham like kids take to post office blotters. Bob Quinn, Holy Cross freshman, has earned himself place in the college brass band and Crusader orchestra. He's former pupil of Bill TasiIlO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-30

tempts at illegal voting will be guarded against. Roraback esti- : mates that the illegal vote in some past elections has been as high as 1000. This is considered by him to be. too high q figure especially now when the margin of victory in Connecticut state elections has been cut down from the old familiar 8O,O00 and 1O0,- 900 class to 8 bare majority of 3 few thousand votes.
 Special investigators will be on duty throughout Connecticut in an effort to. check attempts at repeating, says State Chairman Roraback. Just where he will get his investigators and whether they will be trained detectives or mere ly volunteer party workers he does not say. Nevertheless, the g.o.p. state chairman feels that he will be able to keep the illegal voters away from the polls next Tuesday.
 Many organizations in the state are coming out in favor of the program of the Connecticut Merit System association. The ass0cia- tion favors legislation designed to, place Connecticut's 1000 state ena- plOyes under 2 merit system form Of civil service. This Is believed, the reason why Charles G. Morris of NewtOwn is running for the house of representatives. He is an .ofiicial of the association and. in all probability, will introduce the bill calling for the civil serv- Ice reform if he is elected.
 Among service, social and frater- nal organisations that have all. ready registered their approval of the association's program are the board Of directors of the Connec- ticut State Teachers association, the Connecticut State Grange, the
 board of the Connecticut Society 1 of Civil Engineers, the Connecticut Forest and Park association, the Diocesan bureau pof Social Ser
 vice, the Connecticut League of
 Women Voters, the Connecticut Prison association, the New Haven
 unit of the AAUW, the New Haven
 Retail Credit Mems association and others.
 The windsor board of registra-
 ton will ask six persons recently
 made voters te appear and show
 cause why their names should not | De stricken fro the voting list. Am investigation has disclosed, 1t is claimed, that in, one case the new voter Is not resident of Windsor. Another had not been restored to voting rights following
 4 term in states prison. The other four, it Is asserted, were not 2l years ok are when they were Hartford,s new voting list con- tains over 72.00Q names. . record for the Capital Olty. The republi- 1 cans and democrats look for an 1 excsnfi5haIly heavy vote in Hart ] furd tlzIs year. Four years ago when
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-30

Paul GuglielmO got job polishing motor bodies recently During the first week he taught to polish with the right hand only The second week he was made to use the left hand only. The following week he had to both hands simultaneously At the end of the third week the foreman said to him. Easy, isn't it?" "Yes,' said Paul, with tired grin. And if you'll just fix broom to my pants, I'll sweep the floor at the same tme."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-30
Tall
 Topics
INVITATION TO TEA
BH TEE MAN IN THE TowEH

Do come down at tea-time,
 Let's talk things over one day, Haven't seen you for ages
 To talk over the concert and play. Why not come tomorrow?
 We're having just few friends; Will young Mrs. D be there? Well-that depends You might catch the three-thirty, Or drive down with the Kings, You really must, absolutely, And we'll talk over tea and things So you must come down at tea-time, Decide, now, in @ hurry; \ We'd adore, my dear, to have you Down here in quiet Surrey.
 FEM. EM
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-30

The Automobile Legal Association is strongly opposed to the of governors agtated in eastern states. This agitation is wholly unwarranted and absurd governors attached to autos limiting the speed to say 40 miles per hour and they placed in position where quick action would be imperative the driver might not be able to extricate himself, whereas without a governor attached he could, by a quick spurt of speed, avoid dangerous situation. Attaching governors to cars would also cause what is generally referred to as road moping Another req son against its use is that it would impose large expense every in order to curb excessive speed on the part of very few.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-30
ACTOR Is LINGuIST

Michael Brooke, newly signed M-G-M English actor, has learned to speak French, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Greek, Persian and Arabic during his world trav- |.elS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-30

Virginia Bruce, who is often seen with Hollywoods most eligible young men, enjoys variety of escorts be- cause she says, "No combines all the qualities Ike" The perfect escort according to the Godyn Mayer actress would have to possess the best points of e men, She lists them Robert Taylor to make all the other girls Jealous Jack Dempsey for protection Clark Gable for lis manly characteristics Noel Coward for his Nlt Fred Astaire as dancing partner. George Ser n4fd Shaw for his intelligent conversation. William E0we for his spontaneous good humor. James Stewart
 his lack ofaffectatiop Cesar Romero for his polished
 nnefs. EfancisL Lederer for his charm
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-30

Hartford,s new voting list con- tains over T2,00Q names. arecord for the Capital Olty. The republi- cans and democrats look for an kxcsnfI5 heavy vote in Hart ford tliIs yeaE. Four yeaxs ago when
La gaceta., 1936-09-22
FALLECIO Ell SIR. ALFREDO
DIAZ FIGUERAS

En- la tarde de hoy, a las 5 y
80 de la tarde, Sc verificara ell
entierro del Sr. Alfredo Diaz
Figueras, antique y enthusiastic
miembro de la sociedad Circu
10 Cubano y padre de la espo-
sa de nuestro querido amigo
Angelic Santana.
Saldra ell sepelio de la casa
nGmero 1924 de la avenida 10,
domicilio de una de sus hijas.
Sobreviven al respectable ca
ballero, un hijo, Alfredo, resi-
Idente en- la Habana, y tres hi
jas, Sras. Angel Arenal, Con-
suelo Fernandez Y Fidelia San
tana. Una de las hijas, la Sra.
Arenal, lego hoy de N. York.
A los atribulados familiares
por medic de estas
'fineas nuestra mas sentida con
dolencia.
La gaceta., 1936-09-22
Los agentes del "Badstado" arrestaron aver a
un grupo numeroso de espaholes y cubanos
Clausurados Ell Circulo Socialista Espanol y el
Circulo de Izquierda Republican,
TambiSn detuvieron a los miembros del
Comive Nacional Pro-Amnistia

Ramon Tato Tato, Ramon Co
mez, Jose Isabel Gonzalez, Be-
nigno Alfonso Fernandez, Ma
nuel Rodriguez Rodriguez, Jo-
sc Gonzalez, Manuel Aneiro, 10
Sc Suarez Quinones, Francisco
Miranda del Pozo, Ramiro Ro-
driguez, Andres Sanchez, Anto-
Mo Blanco, Ladislao Gonzalez
Carvajal, Aldo PARA, Placido
Somoano, Juan A. Segredo, Isl
dro Lopez, Secundino Guerra
Y Luis Rodriguez Lopez. La do
cumen acton que Sc ocup6 tiene
relaci6n con la Defensa Inter
nacional Ohrera, organizaci6lg
calificada de comunista.
Los mismos agentes detuvic-
ron a los j6venes del Comite
Nacional Pro Amnistia, entire
ellos a las senoritas Nerina Lu-
que, secretaria del comite; Ber-
nardina Noguesa, Aida Pelayo
Garcia Y los senores Miguel de
las Heras, Rail- Fraga, Ramon
Quesada, JESUS Fuentes, Fran
cisco Columbie, Ricardo Lavan-
deira v Pedreira, Maxine Alvs
rez Mariho, Alfredo Garcia Ora
ma, Jose Arias Rodriguez, Leo
mel Gonzalez Rivero, Raul Pa
dilla, Victor Acuna, Carlos We
ga y Antonio Mauriz Mendez.
Los dos grupos de detenidos
ingresaron en- el vivac, a dispo-
sici6n del tribunal de Urgencia.
Las muieres fueron remiti-
das a la carcel de Guanabacoa,
Esos arrestos han producido in.
dignaci6n en- todos los circulos
soeiales.
La mayor parte de los espano-
les detenidos son comerciantes
Y hombres de negocios.
La gaceta., 1936-09-22

Habana, sep. 22.-Agentes
del servicio secreto de Batista,
mandates por ell sargento Mar
tin Cabeza, arrestaron aver a
un nGmero grande de ciudada-
nos en- ell Circulo S~ocialista Ec-
panol, situado en- industrial y
San Jose, y en- Ell circulo de L.
quierda Republican, ,espanola,
n1mero 1O5 de la Gale de Obs
20. Estos dos locales fueron
clausarados.
Los mismos agen.es, ademas,
:lausuraron dos horas de radio,
ell Diario Espanol del Aire y Ell
Cfrculo Espanol, la sdoS trasmi-
idas por la estaci6n de San Mi
guel 1874.
Una de las estaciones reco-
mendaba Ell boycott de los peri6-
1icos "EI Pals" y "Diario de Ia
Marina, calificados de fascis-
ia spor los diarios de la Haba-
ma.
Del servicio prestado Sc do
|1uenta al secretario de goberna"
ci6n, Sr. Carlos Pelaez, que pa
rece dedicado a ejercer publica-
mantle funciones de policia. Sc
ocup6 en- Ell Circuld Socialista
documentaci6n calificada de CO.
munista por los polizontes.
Entire los detenidos figuran.
los Sres. Diego Jimenez, macs
tro de obras; Luciano Area,
escultOr; Angel Lopez, agente
de anuncios; Nicolas Rodriguez
smpleado; Pedro Dfaz Monte,
Ernesto Vazquez, Francisco LA
40, Ruperto Gil Santana, Fran
cisco Sanchez, Alfonso Perez
Dfaz, Jose Rodriguez Dfaz, Die
go Fernandez, Fernando Lopez,
Vicente Carmona, Miguel Diaz,
Francisco MunOz, Rene Pujol,
La gaceta., 1936-09-22

I'm negro, dicen de la Haba
ma, confes6 haber tornado par
tie en- la conspiraci6n para ha-
Ger explotar la dinamita fren-
tie al peri6dico Gel Pafs'' Y Sc
nala a varios espanoles y cuba
nos como sus completes.
La dinamita probablemente
fue llevada a "El Pals" por a.
gentes provocadores del "ba :
tistado," ansiosos de empezar
una nueva campafa contra la
juventud revolucionaria cuba
ma y los e~spanoles que cfvica-
mente defender la causa del
obierno legftimo de su pals.
Ell mismo ejercito que ahora
sc "horroriza," atac6 una vez
la reduction del mismo perl0-
dico, incendiandola.
Vistas las cosas a distancia,
los espanoles nada han tenido
que yer con la explosion Y ST los
~"listos" que . tempo impidie-
ron La explosion de los 1000
cartuchos frente al "Diario de
la Marina"
La gaceta., 1936-09-22

Madrid, sep. 22.-Nueva tro
pas Sc estan concentrando por
ell gobierno para hacer inexpug
nable la posici6n de Santa Ola
va, mas ella del punto estrate-
gico de Maqueda. Los fascistaS
comunicaron aver desde Tala-
vera de la Reina que habian cap
turado a Maqueda, pero la noti-
ella es falsa.
En- Santa Olaya los facciosos
fueron de nuevo rechazados.
Los moros penetraron en- las
posicioneS leales mas fueron re
chazad6s, teniendo que volver a
los puntos de donde habian par
lido.
Por la Radio, desde Lisboa, el
general Mola da la nueva men,
tira de que los insurgenseS han
capturado a Santa Olaya, pro-
duciendo 1000 muertos a los re-
beldes. Santa Olaya permanece
EN- las manos de los leales.
Otra noticia falsa de Burgos
consiste en- haberse apoderado
en- ell papel, no en- la realidal,
de I'm peso en- la sierra de Qua
darrama.
La septima division del ejer-
cito rebelde trata de apoderar-
sc de la aldea de Guadarrama,
a 80 millas de Madrid, pretsn-
diendo aislar a Carcedilla Y los
Molinos, ahora en- poder de los
leales.
Los corresponsaies extranje-
ros vieron desde ell pico de Alto
del Leon como la artilleria re-
belde atacaba, destruyendo Ia
casa de una finca.
Ell duque de Veragua y su her
mano, ell duque de la Vega, des-
cendientes directos de Chist6bal
Colon, fueron fusilados por los
terroristas en- un suburbio de
Madrid. Los hermanos llevaban
escondidos Is dias y al fin fue-
ron encontrados. Los diploma
ticos extranjeros trataron de.
protegerlos, pero fracasaron en-
su prop6sito. Tres hijas del du-
que de la Vega residen en- ell do
micilio de I'm eMtranjero zen es.
ia capital.
La estaci6n de radio rebelde
de Burgos informa que. ell aVia-
dor faccioso Jorge Luis Munta-
das de Is amos, logr6 derribar
un aparato leal en- la sierraa
La gaceta., 1936-09-22
Trasmitio Ell General Emilio Mola la falsa
noicia de haber %capturado Santa Olaya
Fusilado por los terroristas ell Duque de
Veragua, descendiente de Colon
Las tropas catalanas Sc marcharon
de la isla de Ibiza
Los comunistas aconsejan la mas estricta
discipline

Muntadas es photo desde hace
TN ano.
Oficialmente ha nofificado ell
gobierno ell nombramiento de ID
Fernando de los Rios, ell jefe
socialista y distinguish intelec-
tual, para embajador de Espa-
ma en- los Estados Unidos. De
los Rios tiene go amos de edad
v es miembro de la camara de
diputados, professor y un nota-
BILE orador. Ell dia Il de septiem-
bre Sc lie nombr6 decano de Ia
Universidad de Madrid. lie gus
ta tocar la guitarra.
Fue ministro de instruction
pliblica en- ell primer bienio,
cuando don Manuel Azana era
presidente del consejo de minis
tros.
FL DR.. Alberto Diez, llegado a
Lisboa, dice que en- los Hospital
les de Madrid hay mas de 5000
heridos.
Las tropas catalanas Sc han
marchado tambien de la isla dc
Ibiza, en- las Baleares, teniendo
un ataqHe de los facciosos.
Ell nuevo gobernador de Ma
laga, don Francisco Rodriguez,
ha logrado restablecer ell orden
con refuerzos que lie fueron man
dados desde Cartagena y Bar
celona.
Los commentaries de los bar
barcos ingleses llegados a Ma
laga dicen que alli Sc encuen-
tran hoy Ell acorazado Jaime l,
el crucero Lbertad y ell cruce-
70 Mendez Nunez, que ACADIA de
incorporates a la escuadra re-
publicana.
En- la condensation dada por
los comunistas a la proposieiSQ
de los sindicalistas sobre refsA
ma sen ell gobierno, Sc dice:
"Solo debe existir un poder,
ell del gobierno que represente
ell Frente Popular. Debe haber
tambien un simple mando para
c%oordinar todas las operaciones
seg1n las necesidades de la
guerra. Nuestros enemigos sc
uneven como I'm sole hombre Y
obedecen q una sola voz. La dis
cfplina es nuestro deber prima-
rio. La falta de discipline es
n%uestro principal enemigo. De-
Demos mantener la discipline y
obedecer a un poder y una or
den."
La gaceta., 1936-09-22

Llueven las calumnias sobre
ell p~residente Roosevelt han sa
lido de individuos tan desa :
creditados como William Ran
dolph Hearst, ell padre Cough
lin, Alfredo Smith, los Du Pont
y otros reaccionarios.
Ahora suponen una alianza
entire Ell Presidente y ell candi-
dato comunista Browder, allan
"a que no existe, pero que ellos
m~encionan con nefanda inten-
ci6n.
81 los dem6craras Y los pro-
gresistas Sc unen como debie-
ran unirse, entertainments, to-
da la propaganda infamante Sc
perdera en- ell vacfo.
Roosevelt no tiene color "ro
jo", no 10 necesita, porque es
un ciudadano que anna a su pue-
bio y lucha por ell derecho de
la mayoria.
Insuficiente resultara TODD
ell orc del "republicanismo" pa
"a dominar a un pueblo que Sc
ha psesto de pie en- defensa de
la candidatura de su Presiden-
te.
La gaceta., 1936-09-22

En- ell Sur sc ha intensificado
la campaha contra la candida,
tura del p~residente y las mi
quidades Sc trasmiten por ID
Radio, la Prensa Y otros me-
dos.
Las "carteleras" ofrecen ira
bajo, pero no dicen como 10 da
ran.
Cuando las maQuinas de ha
Ger tabacos desplazan a miles
de obreros Y las de recoger al.
god6n amerazan con despla :
Ear a millones, ell proolema st
quiere resolver por les politi-
castros republicanos con unas
promesas sin base.
Ell pueblo, claro esta, prefe.
riria ell trabajo al "alivio," pc.
70 mientras no tenga Ell prime.
70 tendra que c~onformarse cor
Ell ssgundo.
Y ell Presidente lie ha dado
al pueblo no TODD 10 que nece-
sta, pero Sd 10 suficlente para
establecer Ell contraste entire
una administration altamente
humane y demOcratica y la dc
los cuatro amos de Hoover.
La gaceta., 1936-09-22

En- esta semana sc manda,
ran a Espana $1,000 mas. pa
sando IL cant1dad total de diez
mil pesos.
Generoso ell esfuerzo de
Tampa, en- defensa de una Re-
pGblica que lucha por su liber-
tad.
Ell fascismo, afortunadamen
te, tiene muy pocos partidarios
en- esta ciudad.
Los hombres sensibles Sc
han undo para ayudar a un
pueblo a defender 10 que es SUI
yo, 10 que legitimamente lie per
tenece: la Libertad y ell dere-
cho de gentes.
La gaceta., 1936-09-22
CHUNCAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Los Rebeldes Sc acercan. Un negro confiesa.
$500 mas para Espana. - Los que calum-
nian a Roosevelt. = Las maquinas que
desplazan brazos

sevelt porque saben 10 que ell
Presidente y su reelection en-
esta bora de lucha politica con
ira los reaccionarios.
Ellos estan bien enterados
de los manejos de los magma
ties sin escrupulos, que Sc han
llenado los bolsillos en- estos I'll
limos amos, y saben que para
dominar la maldad y los milo
mes no hay mas canine que la
verdad pregonada, dicha a to-
da voz para que los ciudada-
nos Sc enteren Y act1en con ci.
vismo Y energiia.