davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1937-07-07
Las milcias leales Sc ~apoderaron de
Brunette Villanueva de la Canada
a~viacion republican, derribo dos aeroplanos
alemanes en- Navalcarnero
En- ell frente de Granada Ell Ejercito del pueblo
ocupo posiciones en- Alcala Real

IbomIbarde6 ell sector, derriban-
do dos aeroplanos alemanes en-
Navalcarn4ero, al sur de Bru-
nette.
Ell texto de la noticia official
def ejercito del centric, redac-
tada por ell ayudante del gene
raj Miaja dice: Las lineas de
retaguardia del enemigo des-
plegaron gran actividad para ir
en- ayuda de aquellas fuerzas
que estan siendo batidas por no
sotros, y estan retirandose, Y de
otras que sc encuentran EN-
muy precaria situaci0n.
situaci6n.
Ell gobierno de Valencia CO.
munica que ell mando faccioso
acumu1a tropas ,moros, italia
nos, alemanes y f~ascistas, en- ell
frente de Teruel, al noroeste de
la capital provisional. Esto in
dica que los insurgentes pien-
san llevar a cabo un ataque en-
csc frente con ell fin de cortar
las comunicaciones entire Cata-
0una y Valencia, metiendo una
cuna en- direction del mar.
Las milicias republicans nan
lanzado nuevos y electives alta
Iques en- todos los sectores del
frente de la provincial de Ora
NADIA, en- ell sur.
En- ese lugar los leales captu-
raron una importante posici6n
en- Alcala la Real.
La gaceta., 1937-07-07

Madrid, julio 7.-E ejerclto
de Ia R~ep1blica lanz6 hoy un
violento ataque sobre ell flanco
izuuierdo del enemigo, al oeste
de Madrid, ganando terreno y
manteniendo la preston con la
efectividad pedida por Ell man.
do. La situaci6n de los faccio-
sos. seg1n una nota del general
Jose Miaja, es muy dificil.
Ell saliente sstableaido por
las milicias Sc extiende hasta 15
millas de Madrid; pasa las posi-
clones de sitio de los facciosos
v trata de envolver SUI flanco a.
trincherado.
Las tropas leaIes combaten
violentamente en- Villanueva de
! la Gamma y Quijona, luego de
haber captuil ado a Brunette "
hecho p~risionero a un numeroso
grupo de fascistas. Eel mando
faccioso ha pedido refuerZos
para los sitios que tiene un Sc
rio peligro.
AL mediodfa Sc inform6 que
las milicias habfan capturado a
Villanueva de la Canada, tres
millas al norte de Brunette, COM
pletando las opeEaciones de O.
fensivas iniciadas aver.
La conquista de esas pobla-
clones en- ell lado oeste de Ma
drid, permitira al general Mia
ia exprimir las fuerzas faccio-
sas al horde de la capital entire
las tropas de las afueras Y sus
posiciones de Madrid, destru-
yendo Ell acero en csc sector.
Mintiendo, como de costum-
bre, los fascistas admiten que
los leales han llegado a Brunette
pero dicen que sus 'tropas vol
vieron la batalla a su favor.
Antes del avance sObre Bru-
nette, la poderosa aviaci6n leal
La gaceta., 1937-07-07
LOS ESPIAS DE FORD NAL
TRATARON A LOS IRA
BAJADORES

Detroit, Julio TN jura-
do orden6 aver ell procesamien
La gaceta., 1937-07-07
CITACION

Por este medic Sc eta a todos
los miembros de la Local de Y
Dor de la Workers Alliance pa
ra la junta regular que tendra
efecto hoy Microbes, EN- Ell Gen.
tro obrero, a las s p. m. Debido
a que nos vimos Obligados a sus
'pender nuestra junta anterior a
causa del mai tempo, donde
iban a reportar nuestros dele
gados a la convention, reporta-
ran en- este mitin.
Quedan invitados los traba-
jadores del WPA en- general.
Ell SecretGriO.
La gaceta., 1937-07-07
Antonio Cueto

Aprovechamos la o~portunidao
de nuestro encueRtro con e ca
balleroso director del Sanato :
rio del Centre Espanol, DR.. San
tiago Paniello, para inberesar-
nos ,por la salud de nuestro vie
jo amigo Antonio Cueto.
Fue grande la satisfaction
que sentimos al escuchar de DO
ca del notable Doctor Paniello,
cue Antonio estaba algo mejo-
RADIO de su grave dolencia, y que
en- ell dia de hoy habfa dado or
den para que Sc levantara.
NADIA tan agradable como ha-
cerse eco de una bena noticia, y
nosotros al informar del estado
satisfactorio de Antonio Cueto,
nos sentimos doblemente rego-
cijados por tratarse de una per-
sonalidad tan apreciada y tan
va damos por SECURE que nue.
vamente lie veremos en- activi :
al frente de la secretaria de
la Secci6n de Propaganda del
Espanol, cargo que con
beneplacito de todos los socios,
viene desempenando.
La gaceta., 1937-07-07
LOS OBREROS APRoBARQN
PETICIONEs DE AUMEN1O
En- sUs goRNALEs /,
(Viene de Ia 1a.)

Por 10 tanso, pedimos que Sc
lie de la misma oportunidad dc
trabajo a los hombres que a las
mujeres, va sea en- Ell trabajo a
mano, como en- ell molde y espe-
,cialmente en- Ell rolado de bon
hes en- los departamentos de
picadura incluyendo a los ope-
radores de las maquinas.
La gaceta., 1937-07-07
81 DR.. Winton de Viaje

Ell hombre pequenito pero de
alma grande v seguridad inque-
brantable en- ell manejo del bis
turf, el cirujano que honra la
institution Centre Espanol, en-
la que viene prestando sus va :
liosos servicios, embarca para
la Habana hoy, con objeto de di
rigirse a Merida, capital del es-
tado de Yucatan, EN- la rep1bli-
ca azteca, donde piensa perma-
necer algunos dfas entregado al
.descanso.
Su regreso, no obstante, no Sc
hEara esperar y 10 hara por Ia
La gaceta., 1937-07-07

De Vinje
Juan Simon Sc 6espide de sus
vlejcs amigos de Tampa. En-
barca hoy para la gran ciudad
de New York, donde Sc reunirA
con su esposa Y sus tres hijos,
sus yernos Y sus nietecitos.
Gran pesar lie causa abando-
mar esta ciudad donde vi6 pasar
los mejores dfas de su vida y
donde emple6 sus mayores ener
gias. Siente separarse de sus
muchos v buenos amigos de es-
ia; pero cree resolver en- New
York, mucho mejor que en- Tam
pa, el problema econ6mico que
lie ha venido preocupando en- los
Mtimos amos.
No Sc arranca por complete
de esta ciudad 81 bueno y anti
quo amigo Simon, va que deja
EN- Ybor City a una de sus hijas
que aunque con nido aparte, y
en- desalhogada posici6n, que
.da como s~olitaria y pesarosa,
alejada del calor de la familia
paterna a la que tanto ANA.
Buen viaje deseamos al ami
go Juan Simon Y lleve la segl-
riaad que al igual que ~nosotros,
muchos seran los que lamenten
su ausencia y lie deseen TODD ge-
nero de prosperidades.
La gaceta., 1937-07-07

to de la companfasFord y IS in
por atacar y maltra-
tar 9 obreros miembros de los
Trabaiadc1es Unidos uel Auto
m6vil, atropello cometiGo ell pa
sado 26 dc mayo.
Everett Moore, uno De los es
birros de Ford, figura en- ell CRU
pc de acusados. La ley seaala
para este delito mnlta de 5000
pesos o pene de 5 amos.
La gaceta., 1937-07-07

clisma via, con objeto de visftar
Gghnos de los hospitales de Ia
Isla de Cuba.
En- la Habana donde Ell nom
bre del DR.. M. r. Winton es CO.
nceido al igual que en- to3a la
america, como cirujano eminen
te, Sc lie hara objeto de alguna
reception entusiasta por los me
dicos cubanos admA.adores del
gerdadero valer cientifico.
Buen viaje al ilustre DIR. Win
son ' que su regreso no Sc haga
ssperar.
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IHIbert Szs.psad Ase establezca
uesto contra aScadena'
- No Sc apzfbo la recommendation del
A ~i ngeniero Cason.

IN la Session celebrada ano-
che por ell ayuntamiento, Ell
CONCEAL Albert D'Arpa propu-
SO, en- favog de IasPbras de la
WPA, I'm impaeAo contra las
cadenss de esta~ blecimienso Y
diez centavos IPr cada gs6n
de aceite que a venda en- es-
ia ciudad.
Las dos proppsiciones kueron
pAsadas a I'm Rmite pat estu
dio Y considelk ci6n.
D'Arpa dino ola ciudad
necesitaa eeaudar. @lo los
comproR os con Ia VPA,
100000.
A las "cadenas' Sc les co :
brarfa, baj4 la proposition,
$50 por I'm est 45iecisnientog
$100 cada uno cuando Ell ndme
70 de establecim ea.Os sea de
cuatro a siete; $500 cada uno,
La gaceta., 1937-07-07

IL, y $500 caaa aao' guam
do la cadena tenga mas 10O
establecimientos. Go neSa me-
dida, redactada baio los termi-
nos de una ley de 1 ssiana, Sc
recaudaria anualmEte IS mil
pesos.
Los pIanes lei ngen:ero Ca
500 sol el pas-o do Male
cor - eron aprobados ano-
che, 49, faltarles I'm veto. Sels
dc los coneejele5 vctNon a fla,
vor, pero cineo en- contra. Pa
ia ser aprobados Sc requerian
+ sasxM
tersnk. exdirector do~
segu,idad &s~aaastado, recomen
do e! paseo en- Ell centro. Va
r;ts senores hab,acon 6 favor
de los proyectos que mas les a.
gradan.
La gaceta., 1937-07-07
NOrA6cOGAE
(Por A. Montdo)

E produeto que y recaude
en- esta function 10 dtdicaran las
simpaticas westampen@ de la
Secci6n Recreativa a mejoras
en- Ell Ganatorio Espanol. q
Los ensayos de la obra que a.
nunciamos continian diaria-
mente, sin que falte ninguna de
las parties que han de figurar
en- la comedia.
Los precios de estrada son pc
pulares.
La gaceta., 1937-07-07
PERECIO UNA NINA DE 8
AMOS

Como a las 8 de la manana de
hoy, Robert Ball, un negrito de
z aanos, dispar6 una escopeta
contra la nina Lorraine Rrax-
ton, de 8 amos, de la raza negra
causandole la muerte.
Ocurri6 Ia desgracia frente
a la casa del muchacho, 2609 de
la calle IA, interviniendo los de-
tectives de la ciudad.
Ell negrito declare que no sa-
bia que la escopeta, de calibre
IL, estuviera cargada.
Investigate ell case ell asisten
tie fiscal de lestado, Sr. Umstot.
The Washington times., 1937-05-26

An unidentified man was found
strangled to death today in a booth
inside a Chinese restaurant
murdered by a music roll"-the
second mysterious death during
the past week by the same weird
method Of garroting.
It is believed by the baffled
police that the music roll Is the
same as that used in the murder
of an Oriental, Wong Lee, since
the heavy parchment music sheet
carries the same title-"The Song
of the Flame"
The only Identification on the
latest victims body that police
could find were labels on his
clothes which indicated that they
had been purchased in London.
Police believe that both murders
are linked, probably committed by
the same person.
One week ago in the office Of
John Sin, wealthy Chinese-Amer-
lean merchant, the body Of Wong
Lee was found inside Of a huge
packing crate, when Mr.. Sin op
ened the crate expecting to find
a huge porcelain and gold vase
which was supposed to have been
shipped from London.
According to John Sin, the muir.
dered man was one Of his trusted
agents, whom he had sent to Lon
don with orders to buy up the en-
tire belongings of the wealthy Man.
DARN Guong Ho, who was found
murdered some time ago. When
the shipment arrived, the mer-
chant was particularly anxious to
look at the porcelain and gold vase,
but made the gruesome discovery
instead.
Wrapped around the dead Wong
Lees neck was the music roll,
which mysteriously disappeared a
few hours later from under the
very noses of the police as they
stood in the merchants anteoffice
questioning the man,
How the man was successfully
murdered in the public restaurant
without the murderer being de-
tected is the mystery that the po-
lice are attempting to unravel.
Also no defi@ite motive for the kill
lngs has as yet been established.
The Washington times., 1937-05-26
SECOND COURT
VACANCY
AWAITED
By WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON

International News Service
President Roosevelt may not fill
the impending Van Devanter va.
cancy on the Supreme Court until
another expected retirement gives
him the opportunity of making two
appointments at the same time, it
was rumored today on Capitol Hill.
The unconfirmed report indi.
Gated the President desired to
name Senator Joseph T. Robinson
VI Arkansas, Democratic Leader of
the Senate, to one of the vacancies
and q young New Deal brain
truster to the other.
This course Of action, it was
explained, would satisfy both the
braln-truSt faction, who urge ap-
polntment Of a young man, and
the congressional demand for Rob-
1nson'S elevation to the Supreme
Court.
The pending retirement Of AS
Sociate Justices Brandeis and
sutherland has long been rumored.
"A close friend of one of the justices
declared both planned to retire
soon as Congress ends its battling
over the Presidents judicial bill.
The rumor gathered some
strength due to the fact there is
no pressing need for the President
now to fill the Van Devanter va
cancy. The court will go into sum-
mer recess next week. The PreSi-
dent could postpone filling the Van
Devanter vacancy until the fall
term.
Congressional friends of Robin
son hope the President will name
him next week, as the retirement
of Justice Van Devanter takes ef-
feet.
They believe prompt appoint
ment of Robinson would go far
toward smoothing over the hos
tility developed in Senate ranks
by the battle over the Presidents
court plan.
The Washington times., 1937-05-26
ABATT0IR BILL
UPINWEEK

A date for House District Com.
mittee hearings on the bill to pro-
hibit nuisance industries" in the
District, will be agreed upon ct
the regular meeting of the commit
tee next Wednesday, it was an
nounced today by Representative
Mary T. Norton CD Of New
Jersey, committee chairman.
The bill, aimed at preventing
operation Of the proposed Slaugh-
ter house in Northeast Wash
ington, was reported by the com.
mittee without hearing, last week.
However, when it was brought UP
on the floor Monday, so vigorous
were the protests of House mem
berS against the reporting of the
bill without hearing, that Mrs.
Norton had the measure sent back
to the committee.
The Washington times., 1937-05-26
France 10 Establish
6. W. Fellowship

The French government has set
aside 5000 to establish fellow
ship whereby a French student
can attend George Washington
Graduate School, it was an
nounced yesterday by Georges
Bonnet, French Ambassador.
This step was taken so that the
student selected may undertake
original research regarding the
science of government and inter
national relations, in an effort to
establish a center of research
work and exchange of ideas in the
field Of political science.
The Washington times., 1937-05-26
Stronger Curb Asked
On i. ). Loans Abroad
international News Service

Strengthening of the johnson
act, which bars American loans to
nations defaulting on their war.
debt payments was proposed today
by Senator Ellender CD Of
Louisiana.
Ellender said he is drafting an
amendment which would make it
unlawful for person to purchase,
sell or act as a collector of in
terest on any bonds of debtor ma
lions issued after April 10, 1884,
when the act, sponsored by Senator
johnson '(RO of California, was
passed.
The Washington times., 1937-05-26
Music Roll Is Used i'm
Mystery Murder

Will Red Barry. ace undercover
detective. who is investigating the
case, find out who is committing
the strange murders without en-.
dangering his own life? Follow
this weird case with RED BARRY
in the comic pages Of The Wash
ington Times. Turn to the comic
strip now.
The Washington times., 1937-05-26
To keep fresh and lovely all Summer rely on

-. for she knows ways and means of lookin
both brisk and beguiling-no matter how tn
thermometer scars. For instance:
BATH SALTS-in lilac, Russian pine, ros
geraniC1n, AIamanda fragrances, $3.50 to $65C
Or in Blue Grass Concentrated SCENT IS.
VENETIAN BUSTING POWDER in snowdrift
rose geranium and illusion scents, $3.50 and s.
EAU DE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in a choic
OF five odors, $3.50.
EAU DE COLOGNE, stimulating, cooling, SIS
and $3.50.
VENETIAN VELvA BATH MATS, added Iuxur,
for your bath, use; 3 for 81; 8 for $3.50.
JUNE GERANIUM BATHoDONGE, hard-milleo
generous cake compounded of pure oils which
dissolve into creamy, Soapy lather, 81.
PROTECTA CREAM, to regulate the SUM-" 81, 81
SUNPRUF CREAM, another protector agains
too ardent temperatures 81.
ARDENA SPECIAL EYE LOTION to keep YOU
eyes clear and sparkling despite sun glare, 60,
to $3.50.
EIGHT HOUR CREAM to overcome the effect
OF overexpoSure to burning sun rays, S1.75 and 8:
ARDENA VELVA BEAUTY FILM to cover bleno
ishes on back, arms, and legs with lovely colo
and texture, 81.
ToHETR1Es AISLE II. FIRST FLOOR
The Washington times., 1937-05-26

A joy to find, right at the beginning of the sea-
son-almost every type of print you could wish
at this low price. There are sports types, designs
for every daytime hour and the gay-and-gar-
gantuan affairs that 60 dancing so merrily
There are some Truhu prints and some Mallin,
son crepes included: There are such varied motifs
as stripes, flowers, and parachutes. And all
are pure-dye silk-all SO inches wide.
SILKS. SECOND FLOOR
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-07
NAVY OFFICER
FACES COURT

NORFOLK, Va, Oct. IA
United States Navy lieutenant
commander was defended by his
superior officer as he stood trial
for neglect of duty and stranding
his ship" here.
Lieut.. Comdr. Edgar P. Winck-
Ter of the U. S. S Omaha was
the man defended. Capt. How.
ard B. Cleary, commander Of the
Omaha, himself facing court mar.
tial. was the defender.
The trial originates from the
grounding Of the Omaha on q
coral reef in the Bahamas last
July. Damage to the vessel was
estimated at 100000.
Captain McCleary charged that
the instruments for plotting the
ships course in the tricky waters
of the Bahamas we're not suitable.
Depth and range finders, he said,
we're Of no value in determining
the position of ship, which struck
several miles off its course.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-07

fused to discuss. The first was
the Khan membership admitted
by Associate Justice Hugo L.
Black, F. D. RS first nominee to
the Supreme Court. The second
was Roosevelt'S tremendously i'm
portant speech yesterday in Chi
cago in which the President called
for concerted action" by peace
loving nations to quarantine"
militaristic countries which are
on the march of conquest in VIC
lation of international law and
signed treaties.
Very crisply, F. D. R. told news
papermen that all published re
ports that he had been in com
munication with Justice Black
after Blacks return from Europe
and before the Justices radio ad'
dress-( Cor since that time, earlier
or while Black was in Europe, for
that matter,) are entirely wrong
LET HIM DOWN"
The definite impression remains
that Roosevelt feels that Black
let him down by never mention
ing his Khan membership, that F.
D. R. is still piqued and that he
will probably remain that way
for some time. Most strictly and
definitely, Roosevelt ruled out all
questions and comments on his
Chicago speech of Tuesday, an
address which certainly points
the way to a new foreign policy,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-07
New Fumigont
Methyl Bromide to
Save Millions

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Oct. 7
ON.SD.-California farmers today
stood to save millions of dollars
yearly by the successful develop
ment of nethyl bromide as
fumigant.
Although its possibilities have
barely been tapped, the miracle
gas" has contributed more to the
solution of serious problems of
pest control than any other fumi-
CANT ever developed.
Development of the gas as fu.
migant-a scientific achievement
Of recognized importance-came
as a by-product of the State de-
partment of agriculture'S some
what prosaic job of regulatory
pest contro! and plant quarantine
work.
First used by European Always
as a fire eXtinguisher, methyl bro,
mide gas was tried out in France
as fumigant, but was finally
abandoned as no supply of the
pure chemical was available there.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-07

ADVERTISEMENT
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-07

The Roosevelt picture of the ma
ton was as bright as the fall sun
shine that beat down on the PreSi-
dent and the Roosevelt family.
The official program for the imme-
date future as outlined by F. D. R.
was as strenuous and as full of &C
ton as the seemingly tirelesS
Chief Executive.
SPECIAL SESSION
1t called for:
ONE-A special session Of Con-
gress to be summoned soon after
the return of the President to the
Capital Friday morning.
TWO-Immediate action by
Congress on F. D. RS program for
reform of the Federal Judiciary,
crop control, wages and hour legis-
lation, an anti-lynching bill, and
"stream-lining" of the executive
branch of the Federal Govern
ment by reorganization and shift
ing of bureaus toward the goal
of big business efficiency; regional
planning; the building of the ma
ton along the lines of its seven
great river systems.
In brief the "do-nothing Con.
gress" which ended a futile and
frustrated session in the storm
and fury of its fight against F. D.
RS plan to rejuvenate the Su-
preme Court will be summoned to
Washington and told to get back
to work where it left off at ad.
journment.
Two subjects the President re-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-07
One Application
Kills The Itch
Caused By SCabieS

"sit-l-cide," q liquid preparation,
by penetrating beneath the outer
skin cuticle where Scabies parasites
breed, brings immediate relief from
itching and kills, in 80 minutes,
every scabies parasite with which it
comes in contact. At your druggist
or sent direct for 60c. Siticide Co..
Commerce. Ga.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-07
d. G. Man jailed
In Begging Case

NEW YORK, Oct. z UN.SJ.
William Roberts, %, who said he
lived in Washington, D. c., with
his mother, Rosa. an employee of
the Treasury Department, today
started serving IS days in the
workhouse on charge Of begging.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-07
Diamond a 'Jinx,'
So Gem Is for Sale

NTOWN, Pa, Oct. 7
U.NSO.-The Phil Canton fam
lily is not superstitious-but they
would like to dispose of a large
diamond. Sullivan Canton, first
owner of the diamond, died.
Louis Canton, second owner,
was killed in an automobile acct
dent. William ton, third
owner, was killed recently in the
crash of a Dutch airliner in Bel.
GUM. William left the diamond
here when he embarked for Italy.
ADvrRTISENTE%T
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-07
Busy Program Set
In Presidents Talk
Rz JOHN o'DoNNELL

HYDE PARK, Oct (CTPS).-President Roosevelt sat on
porch of his family home yesterday and gave his
report the of Nation he had during 1000
miles automobile travel in the last fortnight from
he Hudson Valley to the Pacific
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-07
MAJORITY DIVIDED

Both the proposed crop control
and government reorganization
bills already have sharply divided
the Overwhelming Democratic ma
jority in both bodies.
Battles impending which may
again split the New Deal ranks in
cluded
l. Proposal of Representative
Lamneck Cd of Ohio and 80
other House Democrats to enact
substitute for Black-Connery
Wage-hours bill, by expanding
authority of Federal Trade Com
mission.
2. Sharp differences between
Secretary of Agriculture and
major farm rganizat onS,
Chairman Jones CD. of Texas,
OF House Agriculture Committee,
and Senator Smith Cd, OF
South Carolina, chairman OF
Senate Agriculture Committee,
over crop control program.
FILIBUSTER LOOMS
8. FiliDuster by Southern Sen
atorS on Gavagan antilynching
bill, which already has passed
the House.
4. B title between Senator
Byrd Cd, of Virginia, on the
one hand and special Senate
committee headed by Senator
Byrnes CDD, of South Carolina
on the other, on Presidents gov.
ernmental reorganization pro-
gram, with Byrd leading an econ
omy drive.
5. Fight to revise corporation
surplus profits tax and Senate
effort to hike income tax rates
on loW-Salaried workers in effort
to balance budget.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-07
EXTRA SESSION
FORCES PARTY
TO SHOWDOWN.
Purge Of New Deal Foes
Believed Near
Bv WILLIAM S. NEAL

GNS.) President Roosevelt II
he calls Congress into special Ses-
sion in November as indicated by
him, will force an early showdown
with discordant elements in his
own party.
The Presidents plan for ses-
sion between November 8 and 10
was construed in congressman
circles as heralding the beginning
of the long-expected purge" OF
anti.NeW Dealers.
FACES TESTS
In both Senate and House the
Administration will face tests OF
its strength in the first important
actions of the session.
The House has on its calendar,
awaiting action, the Black-Con'
merry wage-hours bill which split
the Democratic membership and
provoked a Southern revolt last
August.
The Senate has agreed to make
anti-lynching legislation, which
also caused a revolt by Southern
members. its first order Of bust
ness after a farm bill is passed.
And since a farm bill will not be
ready for the Senate, it is ex-
pected that strong demands will
be made for immediate considera'
ton of the measure.