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La gaceta., 1936-06-06
PERECIO UN OBRERO CAR
BONERO

Habana, JUNO 6.-Perdi6 a.
yer la vida en- un lamentable &C
cidente automovilista, cuando
viajaba en- un omnibus, ell obre-
70 carbonero Roberto Falcon,
de nacionalidad espanola. FL
hermano de la victima reclam6
ell cadaver y hoy Sc le dara Sc
.pultura. Han sido arrestados el
chofer y su ayudante por per-
mitir a los pasajeros en- la pla-
'taforma.
La gaceta., 1936-06-06
ESCOGIDO Ell
OBRERO A La GAIA DE JU-
BILACIONES

Habana, JUNO 6.-Se efectu6
en- la escuela de Artes y Off
clos la votaci6n para escoger al
deleeado obrero en- la Gaia de
Jubilaciones, alcanzando Pedro
Peha Mirabal ell mayor nImero
de votos. Qued6 en- segundo lu.
gar y servira de sustituto GUAM
do sea necesario, ell obrero An
gel Arranz.
La gaceta., 1936-06-06
CONFIRMADO Ell NOMBRA
MIENTO DE PHILLIPS

Washington, JUNO 6.-Con-
firm6 anoche ell senado ell NOM
bramiento de Herbert S. Phil
Ups, de Tampa, para fiscal fede-
rad del distrito sur de Florida,
en- lugar de John w. Holland,
de Jacksonville, que reciente-
mente fue nombrado juez.
La gaceta., 1936-06-06
KEY WEST do 5s5 o Il
A HODGES

Key West, JUNO EN- las
elecciones efectuadas ell mar
ties, ell senador Hodges obtuvo
aquf 5s5 vOtos y Ell banquero
Cone solo IA. Burton, ell candi-
dato de Sholtz, qued6 en- SO .
gundo lugar, con 571.
De los votos ausentes, conta-
dos aver, Ia junta de escruti =
MOS anul6 100.
La gaceta., 1936-06-06
BANQUETE A EUDAID Bo
NET

Habana, JUNO 6.-La Lonja
del Concrete verified anoche su
anunciado banquete en- honor
del DR.. Eudaldo Bonet, nuevo
secretario de concrete. Ell pre-
sidente de la Repdblica, que ha-
bia sido invitado expresamente,
no pudo asistir y Sc hizo repre-
sentar por un syudante.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-09-04
123 Destitute Families-But
New Jersey Balances Budget

Millville, N. j. (ILNS)-This town
has 123 destitute families, and abso-
lutely nothing on which to feed them
after the next few days.
The municipality appropriated
$4,000 for relief during 1886, to be
spent at the rate of $1,180 month.
The state was expected to provide the
rest Of the money needed, and at that
time was doing so.
Millville's appropriation was less
than half the total needed; but the
state emergency relief board said it
was enough, expecting state funds.
But state relief funds were stopped
in April Governor Hoffman and the
legislature had made up their minds
to balance New jerseys budget, SO
they broke their agreements with the
various municipalities and threw the
entire burden of relief on the towns,
counties and cities.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-09-04
SOUTH CAROLINA
To Fore in Adopting Labor
Laws

Washington, D. C. (ILNS)-Mark-
ed progress by South Carolina in la
Dor legislation is noted by the United
States Department of Labor in its
monthly survey of labor law admins
tration. The survey points out that
significant labor legislation enacted
by South Carolina includes creation
of a state department of labor inde-
pendent of the department of agricul-
ture, commerce and industry, in which
there has been a labor division.
There is to be a commissioner of
labor, appointed by the governor
from among three nominations sub
nitted by the South Carolina Fedora
tion of Labor. The commissioner is
directed to make inspections and en-
force the laws relating to inspection
in factories, workshops, stores, mines,
laundries, public institutions and eat
ing houses. The new departemnt of
labor is distinct from the industrial
commission which administers the
workmen's compensation act, and
from the commission administering
the unemployment compensation act
and the employment service.
An unemployment compensation act
has also been adopted and the federal
social security act accepted. The South
Carolina legislature has adopted and
is proposing to the voters of the state
an amendment to the state constitu-
tion that would enable the passage of
laws to take adval tage of other
phases of the federal social security
program.
A 40-hour week law applicable to
all employees Of textile mills has been
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-09-04
Bellaire Enamel Workers
Win Union Shop Contract

Bellaire, Ohio (AFLNS) Enamel
ing Workers Union No 20254 secured
an agreement from the Bellaire En-
amel Company recognizing the union
as the sole agency for the purpose
of collective bargaining with the
firm, including a provision that after
so days all workers employed on pro-
duction must be or become members
of the union.
The agreement stipulates that time
and one-half shall be paid for all
overtime in excess of eight hours
per day and 40 hours per week and
double time for Sundays and sched-
uled legal holidays. Work on Labor
Day is banned, and two hours pay for
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-09-04

a report at the factory is required.
The minimum hourly rate is 35 cents
for females and 40 cents for males.
There are classified hourly minimums
for skilled workers in the higher
brackets. Seniority rights are ade-
quately protected.
A method for adjusting grievances
is contained in the contract, together
with an arbitration provision. There
is also a provision which requires the
company to meet with the organiza-
tion committee to negotiate an agree
ment for 1887.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-09-04
COOPERATION
To Be Given Labors Nonparisan Political League by The
Ohio State Federation of Labor, For the Reelection of
President Roosevelt

The following motion made meeting held Springfield
Ohio Federation
Thursday, August 13, 1886, and which adopted:
The board of the Ohio State Federation of
Labor of the organization of Labor Nonparsan
League, the leadership of Major George
Berry, president of the International Printing Pressmens
which
of President Roosevelt The board declares its sympathy with
objective of Labors Nonpartisan Political League and
affiliated organizations favorable consid
all communications received from Labors Non
Political League relative giving the league
cooperation organizing for the attainment of the
objective of Labors Nonparsan Political League; namely
reelection of President Roosevelt
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-09-04

"We'll do something about it" de-
clared w. w. Miller. "We don't know
just what, but we won't let them
starve.'
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-09-04

passed, but it's effective date is made
contingent upon the passage of SIM
liar laws by Georgia and North
Carolina.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-09-04
s.,eof6fpNA!Gf[ sef

Since the turn Of the century,
organized labor has taken steady
strides towards strengthening
the status of the workingman.
The care and attention which
the unions have given to every
member may be likened to the
protecting care of a most low
ing mother. The result of this
solicitude has had an effect not
only upon the workers sur
roundings while at work, but
also upon his home life. AS
result the unions have served
true American purpose-th they
have strengthened the home
and made it a better place in
which to live.
For almost a quarter of
century Crafts Market has help
ed the housewives of the COM
munity to place upon their
tables the purest and most
wholesome foods obtainable.
Every product is guaranteed
fresh and at all times moderate
prices prevail.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-09-04

But the people of the 12s destitute
families of Millville, while they be-
lieve the mayor means what ne says,
do not believe he can make good.
Evening star., 1936-06-26
SOJOURNERS MEET
AFTER SHORT TRIP.
c o m mi ssio ners Among
Those Making Welcome
= Addresses Today.

The annual convention OF the Ma
tional Sojourners, organization OF
Army, Navy, Marine, Coast Guard
and Geodetic Survey officers who are
Masons, was called to order at the
Hotel Mayfiower this morning.
After greetings by Maj. Edwin s.
Bettelheim, jr., Washington, general
convention chairman, and the invoca-
ton by Col Alva j. Breasted, chief Of
chaplains, United States Army, the
gavel was turned over to the president
OF the Sojourners, Col. Robert L.
Quiesser, Of Cleveland.
Mount Vernon Visited.
Almost 100 delegates arrived here
Wednesday night and yesterday
morning and spent yesterday visiting
Mount Vernon, where Col. Quiesser
placed q wreath on George Washing
tons grave, and attending q reception
and degree ritual at the United States
Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va. More
than 200 were present today.
Addresses Of welcome were delivered
by the District Commissioners, repre-
sentatives of the military services, the
Geodetic Survey and the Public
Health Service; Edgar Morris, presi-
dent of the Washington Board Of
Trade; Otto B. Roepke, grand master
of District Masons; Arthur G. Shaw,
grand commander of Knights Tenn
plar, and Allan B. Potts, illustrious
potentate Of Almas Temple.
Arlington Visit Scheduled.
After the morning business session,
the Sojourners were to visit Arlington
National Cemetery at pm. to deco
rate the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
with the distinguished service badge
of the organization. Brig. Gen.
Charles D. Roberts, commanding gen.
eral Of the 18th Infantry, was to re-
ceive the delegates with a guard Of
honor. Tonight's program includes
the annual banquet and ball at the
Mayhower. Admiral William H.
STANDBY, Acting Secretary OF the
Navy, will be the main speaker
tonight.
The convention will adjourn Satur-
day night after q trip down the Poto-
mac to Mount Vernon and Fort Wash.
ington on the q. s. S. General Rucker.
Evening star., 1936-06-26

about his plea going through. Which
reminds me:
The first time that great Texan,
Jim Hogg, ran for the governorship,
his party split. The boilers joined
with the Republican outf1t-mostly
black-to put up fusion ticket.
At this pinto convention, Rev. Sin
Killer Griffin, q famous black evan
gelist, delivered the invocation. In
concluding, he threw an unexpected
bombshell into the piebald ranks
by earnestly urging the Lord to put
Hogg in the Governors chair.
Terrific uproar ensued. Finally
ducky stalwart got the floor.
II moves" he beloved, dat dis
yere traitorsome and onrepublikin
prayer be expunged frum de record"
Majestically, the sin killer erected
himself.
IT rises" he stated, ito a pint of
order. It's too late to expunge frum
de record a prayer which already
done got to Heaven more n minutes
ago"
Maybe our senatorial friend also
was just a trifie slow about pulling
his freight.
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Newspaper Alliance. 1nc.)
Evening star., 1936-06-26
Births Reported.

Stuart and Martha Osilvie, girl.
Walter and Zelyna Schmeke, boy.
Frank and Markaret KatZ. girl.
Frank and Mabel Vaughan, boy.
Charles and Matte Gregory. boy.
Bernard and Bessie Wool. boy.
Clarence and Rosemary Parkln, boy.
George and Marie Duvall, boy.
Roland and Anna MoSher, boy.
BENJAMIN and Thelma Culp, girl.
Henry and Mary Guyther. girl.
Charles and Edith Suddath. girl.
William and Gertrude Johnson. girl.
Henry and Allison Fadeley. girl.
Charles and Selma Daniels. girl.
William and Donna Hayward. girl.
Elmer and Lillian Frohlich. boy.
Edward and Frances Matthews. boy.
William and Josephine -O'Connor. boy.
Philip and Marguerite Loucke boy.
James and Elnora Thibodeau. boy.
Jack and Pauline Jetts, boy.
Willie and Ethel Iawhorn, boy.
Wilmer and Dorothy Flynn. girl.
Jesse and Catherine Cannon, girl.
joseph end Emily Pratt. girl.
Joseph and Goldie Wine girl.
Cleveland and Dolly Bagwell. girl.
Harris and Ruby. girl.
Charles and Selma Daniels. girl.
James and Blanche Simms. girl.
Evening star., 1936-06-26

WHICH, u OcIIlO-
cratic Senator
walks out on his
own convention
because a colored
preacher asks the
divine blessing on
its deliberations.
I've listened TO
some fairly slip
shod praying by
white folks, but
I never yet heard
a Negro pray
when he didn't
seem to mean 1t
or apparently
had any doubt
Evening star., 1936-06-26
Irwin s. Cobb
Says:
Maybe All Political
Prayers Go Through
Easilv. Too.
Easily, Too.

SANTA MONICA, Calf. June
26.-Although q Southerner-how-
ever, not working at the trade as
steadily as some-I have to snicker
Evening star., 1936-06-26

Every shirt full cut fast color guaranteed washable and
perfect fitting Every conceivable style color fabric and
pattern is here! White canary blue navy brown
gray mixtures blue mixtures novelty mixtures and deep
tones. Small, medium and large.
La gaceta., 1936-04-27
LA CAMPANA CONTRA LOS
MOSQUITOES SIERRA DISCU-
TIDA EN-

Tampa mandara Ell viernes u
ma delegation a Orlando, Flori-
ia, donde sc discutiran las con
diciones de la campaha en- con-
ira del mosquito, que tantas en-
fermedades y molestias causa
en- toda Ia Florida.
La reunion de esta semana Sc
verificara bajo Ell patrOcinio de
la Association Anti Mosquito de
la FLORIDA y los planes Sc lleva-
ran a la practica tan luego Sc
.sitGen fondos de la WPA.
FL jefe de sandal, Dr. Nc
EaHhern, y Ell captain Maskler,
lue iran en- representation de
Tampa, mantienen que los mS-
quitos Sc multiplican diaSiamen
tie ysehalan que es aKora muA
d nayQr ell interes de las au
EoridaCas sanitarias, que en- a.
nos anteriores.
La gaceta., 1936-04-27
ALUMNOS VIEJOS
DEL INSTITUTE HILLSIDE
ROUGH R UN BAN
QUETE

Los alumnos viejos o "seni-
ors" del Institute Hills5orough,
tienen acordado dar un banque-
te, Ell dfa 8 de mayo en- el Coun-
try Club de la Isla Davis.
Para preparar las fiestas han
sido nombradas las siguientes
comisiones: Phil Peters, pre-
sidente; Anderson Quisenberry
Neil Walters, Angie Spoto e
Irene Hutchinson; programa,
Carolina Edwards, presidente
Zoe Bowman, Josefina Castella
no, ROsalia Cacciatore, L. Gin
ION, Robert Kasriel, Ruth Helm
Bobbie Grove; decorado y ARE
CLOS, Mabel H. Joyner, presiden
te; Evelyn Hayman, A. SpOto,
Jose de Armas; Salpstiano Vaz-
.quez, Emilia CaFanaugh; reser-
va de asientosf Kenneth Yer
non, presideI l.; T. Alfonso,
Sam Noto, 81 bona Rosenfield,
Adelfa Diaz Annie Frances
Colbert y ET wee James.
La gaceta., 1936-04-27
EXAMINARA Ell COMITE
LOS INGRESoS DE LA OR
~GANIZAOION DE TOWN
SEND

Washington, Abril PA pc
tici6n del comite que ~investiya
Ell plan Townsend, ell presidento
Roosevelt expidi6 una orden au-
torizando al comite para exami
mar los ingresos personales de
los jefes de la organization de
Townsend. La orden del Presi-
dente, que es de caracter rutina
rio, anula la clausula de publici
dad de la ley de impuestos fede-
rales. Ante ell comite ha dicho
Robert E. Clements, renuncian
te secretario nacional del plan,
que el ha colorado apr6ximada-
mente $4,000 en- salaries, di-
videndos, gastos y por su mitad
en- la venta del semanariO
Townsend National.
La gaceta., 1936-04-27
Sc HA DADO TEMPO AL
FISCAL PARA QUE CON-
TESTE

Barlow, Abril 27,-Atendien
do un mandate de la Corte Su =
prema del EstadO, Ell juez De :
well anunci6 hoy que cltara al
taquigrafo RI. F. Johnson para
que informe de las declaracio-
mes prestadas ante Ell gran jura
do por E. F. Poulnot y Sam Ro-
gers, dos de los maftratadOs en-
ell case de secuestrO y asesina-
to de Jose Shoemaker. FL juez
dara al fiscal hasta fin de soma
ma para que muestre por que la
defensa no debe usar ell testi-
monio dadO.
Tenia ell fiscal que cOntestar
hoy ell escrito. pero ell juez De-
well, lueyo de hablar con Ell ma
gistrado Davis, ~resolvi6 darle
mas tempo. Sostiene ell juez que
la defensa puede reservarse Ell
ieredto de interrogar de nuevo
a PoulnOt, que la semana pasal
da relate su odisea.
La gaceta., 1936-04-27
PARTIDO SOCIALISM,
DE NO
MINO SU CANDIDATE A
LA P~RESIDENCIA

New York, Abril 27.--El par
lido sociaFista de trabajadores
anunci6 aver la candidatura a
la presidencia de John w. All :
ken, de 40 amos, obrero de Chel
sea, Mass, quien llevara de com
pahero, como vicepresidente, a
Emil F. Teichert, de SS amos, @
.rO trabajador.
Los dos fueron escOgidos una
nimemente pOr los votes de iS
Delegates, que representa- a y
EstadOs, reunidOs en- conven :
ci6n en- I'm hotel de Manhattan.
Aiken fue candidate a la vice
presidencia en- 1892, cuando Yer
ne L. Raynold, de New York, oh
tuvo 1926 votos.
La gaceta., 1936-04-27
Ell Presidente Roosevelt lego
ayer a SUI residencia de Hyde Park
E.sperara la reaction del pals sobre los
~iornales y los campesinos

Hyde Park, N. Y, Abril 27.
lei presidente Roosevelt lego
anoche a su finca de aquk en-
compania de su madre, Sra. Sa-
ra Delano Roosevelt, y de su hi
10 John, que estudia en- Har :
ward,
Hasta ell martes por la noche
sc quedara aqui ell jefe del Es-
tado, cuando regresara a Wash
ington a recoger la reaction de
SUI Gltimo discurso en- favor de
los altos jornales y Ia necesidad
de mantener I'm promedio de vi
da decente para ell campesino.
La plataforma del Presiden-
La gaceta., 1936-04-27

Dessye, Ethiopia, Abril 81
Las columnas motorizadas tia
lianas, un grupo de $4,000 HON
bres, salieron aver de esta pc :
blaci6n Y tomaron ell canine ha
cia Adds Abeba. La partida fue
ell principle de Otro esfuerzo ita
liano para conquistar la capital
del imperio del Negus. Cuando
ell sol asom6 sObre las colinaS sa
Heron 1000 camiOnes, cada uno
con Is hombres.
Las tropas nativas y las le-
giones fascistas Sc encuentran
va avanzando, a pie. La mayor
parte de la poblaci6n de Dessye
sali6 a despedir a los soldados,
aplaudiendolos.
La gaceta., 1936-04-27
Los camiones ~italianos avanzan hacia A. Abeba
La poblaci6n de Dessye despidio o
aplausos a los invasores

Los ejercitos italianos del es
tie de Africa preparan intensas
lofensivas contra Harrar y Jill
ga, en- ell Sur.
Las fuerzas del general Ora
ziani Sc encuentran a muy cor.
ia distancia de su objective, des-
pues de ma ar a miles de etiol
pes. La division de Sabauda, a
nregada al mando del mariscal
Badcglio, ocup6 aver a Amko-
Der, lugar a 80 millas de Adds
Abeba. No Sc lie hizo resisten =
cia. Noticias extraoficiales dan
ouenta de la captura de Sassah
Baneh, despues de fieros com =
bates con los abisinios.
La gaceta., 1936-04-27
La fiesta annual en- honor de Cervantes .
s. entreg6 la Medalla al DIR. Robertson

Present6 a los oradores Ell 81
Antonio Flores e hizO la pres
taci6n de 20 nGmeros de val
dades ell Sr. Celestino Vega,
DID la bienvenida a los v
tantes, ell DR.. Hami ~
presidente del Colegi@
ron tambien los Sres. sber.
10 Ramirez, en- representation
de los CaballerdsIea de Amt
rics, y Ell profe or Belaunde, de
la universidad de NJ
Cerca de las 3 de arde ten
min6 la reunion en- eY teatro.
Las hermanas Pividal, Jdhm,
ny y Laurita del Rio tomaron
parte en- Ell prOgrama.
Mandaron Hucidas rapresen =
taciones las sociedades Centre
Espahol, Centre ASturiano y Ca
LAales Do AmticA
La gaceta., 1936-04-27

Ell Frente Popular no tuvo
contrario aver, en- las ele:cio :
mes de c-ompromisariOs presiden
oiales. Sc retrajeron, no presen
taron candidates, ell partido de
Gil Robes, los republicanos ii :
bios, y los monarquicos.
Pero Sc cometera un serio e.
rror dando la presidencia a don
Manuel Azana, que sera de mas
utilidad en- la jefatura del con-
sejo de ministries.
Hombres del ~presti2io del Sr.
Azana son muy necesarios en-
la nueva orientacion de la Rep6
blica espanola. La presidencia
puede darse a otro ciudadano,
de grandes meritos; pero no qui
tarle a don Manuel ell tim6n de
la nave.
La gaceta., 1936-04-27
UN AEROPLANO ARROYO
CIRCULARES S0BRE LA
CAPITAL DEL NEGUS

Adds Abeba, Abril 27.-Un
aeroplano italiano di6 hoy vuel-
tas a la ciu%ad arrojandO circu-
lares en- las cuales sc amenaza
con la destruction 81 Sc lace re-
sistencia a las troppaSd el ma
riscal Badoglio. "Nuestra mi
sion, dicen las hojas, es ocupar
EAopia y Adds Abeba para la
civilization. 81 Adds Abeba es
entregada sin resistencia, no la
acknowledgements, de 10 contra
rio la disturbances"
FL mariscal Badoglio anuncia
que los italianos entrafan muy
pronto EN- la principal ciudad
del NmNri2, icon la ayuda DE-
Dios.'G
otra de las Ihojas Fegadas por
los invaseres dice: Bemos des-
truido los ejercitos de Halle Sc
lassie y hemos ocupado a Desye
La gaceta., 1936-04-27

tie en- las venideras elecciones, Sc
gun sus amigos, tendra estos
principles: altos jornales y po-
silva ayuda al campesino. Espe
rase que los republicanos lie ha-
ran coro en- 10 de los jornales y
los agricultores; pero que con :
centraran sus ataques en- la
MIRA. FL Presidente, aparente-
mente, no obstante la decision
adverse de la Corte Supreme
defendera los fines que perse-
gufa ell aguila azul. "NosOtros,
ma dicho Mr.. Roosevelt, desea-
mos aumentar el poder de COM
pra del americana y mantener
un razonable nivel de precios"
La gaceta., 1936-04-27
Los Nuevos Crimenes en- Cuba
Jose Pedraza verdugo del Imperialism

0tra vez la jauria sanguina-
ria que detenta practicamente
ell GObierno de Cuba, trata de
contener ell espfritu revolucio =
mario de los cubanos, ahogandO
en- sangre a la pObre y desvali-
da Patria.
Con ell dolor Imaginable, nues
trO companero de lucha, Ramon
'Cuervo, ha recibido la terrible
Y fatidica noticia de la muerte
de sus hermanos, Adolfo y Juan
quienes armenian a un nGme-
no considerable los crimenes de
la Hiena que al frente del Cuer
pc de Policia deja YER, en- tragi-
ca DANA roja, sus negras y f6-
tidas entranas. Jose Pedraza es
Su nOmDre; perO un nueVo bau-
tismo de sangre, la vertida por
tantos j6venes caidos bajO su
ferocidad insaciable, 10 titula
FL ID DEL IMPE
RIAIISMO. La pobre Cuba,
convertida en- selVa para la sa-
tisfacci6n de sus instintos de
tiera hambrienta, gime adolO =
rida y maltrecha ante sus AGO.
netidas y desmanes, ante las a.
cometidas y desmanes de las cas-
ia militar. Cuba gime por la
muerte de sus hijos valientes,
que, en- gesto her6icO, riegan su
terra con la savia sublime y fe
cunda de sus generosos corazo-
mes; y ella misma aporta, para
grandeza de nuestra causa, nue.
vos heroes que luchan con la di-
visa "de veneer o morir".
Los hermanos Cuervo, desta-
La gaceta., 1936-04-27
Los ComunlStas aumentaron SUI
fuerza en- las elecciones francesas
Des6rdenes courtroom aver en- Marsella

Paris, Abril 27.-Los escru =
tinios de las elecciones de aver
revelan que ell partido comunis-
ia sigue aumentando su fuerza
en- ell pals. Los comunistas han
conQuistado 10 actas, mantenien
do asi ell numero de Sus repre-
sentantes en- ell ParlamentO, y
creese que antes de los escruti-
MOS finales llegara a 40 ell n1-
nero de sus diputados. En- mu-
chOs de los primeros 400 distri-
tos, los candidates no alcanza-
ron la neeesaria mayoria de vo-
La gaceta., 1936-04-27

cados miembros de La Legion
Revolucionaria de Cuba, hacen.
interminable la liSta de victi-
mas. La Legion, a la vista de
suS muertos, como reto vigoro-
so a los que solo saben matar
eScUdados en- la fuerza de las
armas, respondent con muerte
a las muertes que Sc lie produ-
cen; perseguira a los Qhacales
mercenarios, con ell afan que sc
persigue a las fieras enemigas
de la humanidad. Hara que ell
vino hoy rebosante en- las copas
~jubilosas de los asesinos, Sc con
vierta manana en- ell veneno de
la venganza, extensive esta a to
dos los funcionarios civiles, pOr
la vergonzosa y cObarde actitud
de los mismos.
La Legion Revolucionaria de
Cuba denuncia una vez mas los
desafueros de la bota militar,
acompasados por la propagan4
da que ell nuevo Presidente hace
de la amnistfa que, segdn 81 Sc
firmara pr6ximamente, y con
la que pretende Ocultar la fe-
rrea dictadura que asOla al paisI
Quiere la Legion que llegue es4
ia denuncia a los Pueblos de A
merica, esperanto encontrar e.
co en- los hOmbres dignos que
fuchan por la justicia frente a
las maquiav6licas figuras que
en- sangrientas dictaduras des-
trojan nuestros Pueblos.
La Legion RevOIuciOnGriG
de Cuba.
La gaceta., 1936-04-27

FL colegio Rollins record6 az
yer de nuevo, en- Winter Park,
la obra cultural de Espaha, con-
memoranda ell 32Oo aniverSariO
de la muerte de don Miguel de
Cervantes Saavedra, ell autOr De
Don Quijote. -
En- horas de- mahana E re-
uni6 ell e e maestros,
.bajo la : 81 de Alberto
impOrtahte' a
cuerdos. -
A las dos de la tarde, despues
del almqerzo junto al lagO, -
verified, en- Ell teatro Annie Rus
sell, la ceremonial de imponer Ia
medalla Cervantes 81 ilustre his
.panista DIR. Robertson. La me-
dalla lie fue impuesta pOr Ell Sr.
Don Pablo Ubarri, consul de
Eqpaia.