davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1937-08-26
Iropas Nevadas de Brunette Sc apOdaarOn
del Pueblo de Quinto, en- e. ffente de Arag6n
DONA ~CANDELARIA
MADEIRA DE PEDRAZAS

Una mujer TODD bondad, una
madre ejemplar qre supo crear
una buena Y numerosa familia,
Dona Candelaria MADEIRA de Pc
lrazas, dej6 de existir en- la ma
lrugada de hoy, EN- su domicilio
lie la avenida Central entNe las
,alles Park Y Frances.
AL morir rodeaban SUI lecho
US hijas, hijos y otros familia-
'ss.
La Sra. Pedrazas llevaba va
rios meses enferma, pero su
olencia Sc agrav6 en- las 1lti-
mas semanas.
Era madre politica de nues-
no director, ell Sr. Victoriano
Manteiga.
La sobreviven sus hijas Sras,
Amalia Gonzalez, Ofelia Man.
teiga Y Lila Farris; hijos, Pc.
dro, Oscar Y Amado, este Glti-
mo residente en- Texas, y IL
nietos.
Descanse para siempre esta
alma buena Y cristiana, cristia-
ma de verdad, que consagr6 su
vida al bienestar de sus hijos.
La gaceta., 1937-08-26

Mas ALA de Asturias, por Ia
,osta, esta Galicia la martir Y Ia
calumniada.
Hablando de Galicia, un ga
lego ejemplo de sspanoles va
lientes, ell comandante Lister
dijo: Los gallegos caidos en- e
frente de Madrid, defendieror
Ia libertad, la cultura y ell pro.
greso de Galicia.
Y en- ell ejercito del pueblo
ademas de Lister, hay gallegos
como Santiago Alvarez, conf
sario de la LA Division; ell co.
mandante Pando, jefe de briga.
da; German Paroles, conan
dante jefe de brigada; Jose Go
mez Gayoso, propulsion de la u
nificaci6n de todas las fuerzas
gallegas...
Galicia tiene su puesto de no
nor en- ell frente de Madrid y d.
los gallegos nos dice Granell er
una nota marginal: "A estos 60
llegos los vi pelear yo y sor
Candida roja".
La gaceta., 1937-08-26

Miles de soldados continuan
p~enetrando por las quebranta-
das lineas de los insurgentes,
en- ell sector de Fuera.
En- la ermita de Bonastre Ell
enemigo dej6 abandonadas mil
cabezas de ganado Y pleas de
artilleria.
Durante la ofensiva trab6
combate la aviaci6n, perdiendo
los fascistas dos aparatos y los
leales uno.
Los fascistas, que Sc italian
a las puertas de Santander, pre-
parandose para entrar, tratan
de guitar importancia a la de-
rrota sufrida por ellos en- Quin-
to.
Salieron de Santander, bus
cando refugio en- los barcos de
guerra ingleses, los oficiales lea
les que tenian ell mando en- sus
manos.
La quinta columna, los fas-
cistas que los leales permitian
EN- Santander, precipit6 la caida
de la poblaci6n.
Ell mando leal, en- la imposibi-
lidad de mandar aviaci6n a csc
frente, preveia la caida.
Cast todas las trbpas leales
lograron marcharse en- direc-
ci6n de Asturias, bajo 81 mando
del general Uribarri y Jose Ga
Ian, delegado del gobierno de
Valencia.
Uribarri lleva con Ell mas de
10000 hombres aunque los fas-
clstas aseguran que solo llegan
a 10000.
Ha producido una reacci6n
desfavorable en- todos los clrcu-
los de la Sociedad de Naciones v
ell Comite de No4Intervenci6n,
la amenaza de Franco de CONT
nuar bOmbardeando los barcos
mercantes con provisiones para
ell gobierno leal.
Franco, segln sc dice, lie ha
quitado ell mando oil coronel
Juan Vague y lie ha mandado a
las Canarias.
La gaceta., 1937-08-26

Shanghai, Agosto 26. -Ae.
roplanos del ejercito japonei
salvajemente atacaron hoy e
autom6vil del EmbajadOr de
Inglaterra, que llevaba la bar
dera de su naci6n en- lugar vi
sible, y con sus ametralladora'
lie hirieron gravemente. Sill
Hughe K. Hugessen, ell diplo-
matico herido, fue llevado a to-
da prisa a un hospital.
Deliberadamente los photos
del ejercito invasor realizaron
ell ataque, al decir de las au-
toridades chinas y de los OBJ
servadores extranjeros.
AL enterarse ell general
Chang Kai Shek de 10 sucedi'
do. expres6 su pena al Encar-
gado de la Embajada, quien la
trasmiti6 a su Gobierno. Ell al
calde chino y los almirantes
iaponeses tambien expresaron
su dolor por ell serio incidente.
La situaci6n Sc agrava en- e.
frente de Shanghai y a 10 lar
go de toda la costa porque la
marina japonesa pretende ex'
tender ell bloqueo a los vapores
mercantes de Francia, Inglate'
ira, Estados Unidos y otros pa.
SEES, ne ebstante los tratados en-
vigor y los derechos de esas pc
tencias en- Shanghai y las cos
tas.
Ell primer ministro japones
ha rechazado las peticiones de
paz de Inglaterra v los Esta-
dos Unidos, asegurando que el
Jap6n llegara a sus objetivos
por medic de la fuerza y que
1espues hablara de paz.
Sir Hughe X. Hugessen, Ell
Embajador ingles, venia reali-
zando gestiones para impedir
que las hostilidades Sc extern
dieran y habfa conference.-the
va con Wang Chung-Hui, e.
ministro chino de negocios ex'
tranjeros. Tiene 81 amos y es
un experto en- los problemas
del Extreme Oriente.
Ell teniente coronel Lovat,
attache militar, perdi6 ell como
La gaceta., 1937-08-26
La poblacion recibio las miicias con
sinceras demostraciones de regociio
Uribarri sc ha retirado, en- Ell frente de Santan-
der, con mas de 10000 hombres

Madrid, agosto 26.-Las mi.
licias madrilenas y de otras re-
Clones atacan hoy en- ell frents
de Arag6n y han completado la
victoria que iniciaran aver, eau
sando a los fascistas un gran MI
nero de muertos v heridos.
Cumpliendo 6rdenes del gee
neral Pozas, ell eiercito republic
cano meti6 una importante GU
ma en- las lineas de Franco, a
25 millas de Zaragoza, y ocup6
ell pueblo de Quinto, poniendo
EN- veloz retirada a los insurgen
tes.
La ofensiva de aver, animada
por las noticias desagradables
de Santander, di6 a las tropas
su mayor efectividad. FL COM
bate fue duro, pero ell enemigo
tuvo que retirarse bajo la pre-
sion irresistible.
Otra poblaci6n que los fascis-
tas tenian en- su poder,
Toda, fu& conQuistada.
Tropas traidas del frente de
Madrid, las vencedoras en- Bru
nete, marcharon en- la extrema
vanguardia y lograron los obje-
tivos sehalados por ell mando.
Defendian a Quinto, seg1n el
ministerio de Defensa mas de 2,
900 hombres, con buena artille-
ria y atrincheramientos.
En- los primeros momentos
los facciosos hicieron fuerte
resistencia, pero despues Sc re-
tiraron ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, de-
iando ell campo cubierto de ca
daveres.
Falangistas y guardias civil
les Sc refugiaron en- una iglesia
de Quinto y de ella fueron echa-
dos por los milicianos.
Cast todos los oficiales rebel
des huyeron hacia Zaragoza an
tes de que Quinto Sc rindiera.
La poblaci6n recibi6 con ver-
dadero j1bilo a los soldados lea
les. Dejaron los facciosos va
rias pleas de artilleria, ame-
tralladoras y fusiles.
La gaceta., 1937-08-26

Toxic, agosto 26.-Inf6rma-
Sc al gobierno por conducto pri-
vado, que aeroplanos militares
de fabrication rusa han sido en-
tregados, por la via de Mongo-
liza, al gobierno central de Nam
king. $3.50
La verdadera sombra de te-
NOR en- ell coraz6n de les japo-
neses 40 la proyecta Ell conflic-
to con China sine ell pensamien-
to de que Russia, Ell enemigo po-
tencial, pueda intervenir. Ell ia.
pones no habla de la Russia So
Wet como de una amenaza; sc
prefiere mencionar las palabras
international Comunista.
Los observadores neutrales
no Green que la Russia Soviet
participant oficialmente en- la
guerra, pero 81 que Moscou ha-
"a en- favor de China 10 que
La gaceta., 1937-08-26
Suspendido Ell mitin del
comite Popular Democratico

Por haber acordado las u :
niones celebrar maiana la Jun
ia Conjunta, ell Comite Popu :
lar Democratico acord6 ano :
che suspender, para la semana
entrante, ell mitin que para ell
viernss habfa anunciado.
Todo indica que ell mitin Sc
~efectuara ell lunes, pero hasta
Ell sabado no Sc escogera la fe-
cha definitiva.
Ya saben nuestros lectores
que rs temas motive de la a.
samblea. son: mandar a Espa-
Ma so maquinas de ceser o me
nos; donativo para ef Hospital
en- Rnedas del Nsgoeiaio Me-
dieo de ayuda a la democra.
cha esDahola.
La gaceta., 1937-08-26
Teme Ell Japon la intervention
de Russia en- favor de China
FL Gobierno japones Sc prepare tomando en-
cuenta una possible intervention del Soviet

ha venido hacienda en- favor
de Espana.
La ayuda no sera directa, pc.
no 81 sustancial. De meterse Ru
STA abiertamente las repercusio-
mes en- Europa serfan instanta-
meas.
Todos los pasos militares que
ell Jap6n da sc basan en- la pre-
sunci6n de que haya necesidad
de combatir tambien con los e.
jercitos rusos, y que de la ayia-
ci6n rusa de Vladivostock pueda
invadir ell territorio japones.
Sabe ell Jap6n que Russia tiene
una poderosa maquina de que
IRA en- ell Extreme Oriente Y que
sus fortificaciones son maravi-
las de la tAcnica militar moder-
ma.
Ell Jap6n teme, ademas, la su-
blevaci6n de la poblaci6n china
en- la Manchuria.
81 Russia decide atacar 10 ha-
ra en- el invierno cuando los rfos
Amur y Sungari Sc congelen y
sea facil Ell paso de las tropas,
y cuando Ia pneumonia sea un1
de los mayores enanigos del q
iercito Japop&s.
~ a%sw-~ -NM~
La gaceta., 1937-08-26

Dos aeroplanos de una naci6n
dedicada al crimen politico Y la
matanza de inocentes, dos aero
pianos 5aponeses, hicieron fue-
go sobre ell embajador ingles y
10 hirieron.
Inglaterra pedira una "expli-
caci6n", Sc lie dara y TODD que
dara asi.
La IRglaterra de hoy, gober,
NADIA por los conservadores de
las cobardfas imperdonables.
esta arrodillada ante Ell fascis-
mo.
Frente a la violencia de las
naciones enloquecidas por su O
dio a la democracia, Inglaterra
Sc encoge de hombros y espera
Y Ell embajador Sc quedara
herido... Y ell pueblo chine sers
La gaceta., 1937-08-26

Ha venido a saludarme ell te-
niente Rafael Fernandez Mar
tin ,un cubano, nrevo jefe de
la compahia espanola que COM
bate junto al Battalion Lincoln.
Paula seguirA con 81, en- calidad
de interprete y ayudante.
I'm saludo cordial para el va
liente cubano y lamentando que
La gaceta., 1937-08-26

and Steel anuncia que ha con-
.tratado varios vapores para i'm
portar csc mineral.
Anualmente la indrstria de
Gales del Sur importa de Es-
paha mas de 1000. 600 de tone
|ladas de mineral.
La gaceta., 1937-08-26
LOS FACCIOSOS e DEN
e A INGLATERRA

Londres, agosto 26.-El go
bierno ha dado la noticia de que
la junta de Franco contin1a
vendiendo a Inglaterra, en- Bill
bao, ell mineral que 6sta nece-
sta. La COmpahia Baldwin Iron
La gaceta., 1937-08-26
La funciSn en- ell
Centric Asturiano

Para ell rs de octubre Sc ha
.fijado la fecha del estreno de
."Los Heroes de Madrid" en- ell
+teatro del Centre Asturiano.
Patrocina la function ell Co
mite Popular Democratico de
Socorro a Espaha Y ell dinero
que sc recaude sc invertira en-
comprar maquinas de coser.
Oportunamente daremos o.
tros pormenores.
La gaceta., 1937-08-26

OOH II puIIO Gil dlUO. Nv iIAA
p9ta que hayaecaido Santander
por la TRACTION 0 porque Ell go
bierno no dispusieN de un nd7
nero suficiente de aeroplanos
para batir a los 200 aviones g.
Hitler Y Mussolini mandar0n
~recientemente a Franco.
Espana copbate a los traido-
res y sus aliados y estos allados
son dos potencias politician ente
depravadas q. disponen mi
les de aeroplanos, artilleria y
millones de esclavos m~ilitariza
dos.
Ell pueblo sespanol, en- esta
guerra de independence, sabe
que las batallas decisivas Sc IL
braran en- Madrid y Catalina,
no en- ell nOrte.
En- ell Norte hay IN pueblo
digno de todas las admiraciones
v de toda la simpatia de la hu-
manidad: Asturias.
Asturias no Sc rendira, por-
que los mineros y los campesi-
nos as~turianos, odiados por
Franco v los exhombres que lie
secrndan, no entregaran las ar
mas a los que asesinaron a sus
familias en- 1884.
iPodra resistir Asturias, So
la, a los ejercitos falangistas y
extranjeros de Franco y sus
"mantenedores''.
A raiz de la caida de Bilbao,
el general Jose Miaja, un astu-
riano, dijo: Quiza haya necesi-
dad de realizar mayores sacri-
ficios...
Nosotros lie dimos a sus pala.
bras esta Interpretation: proba
blemente habra que soportar,
con lagrimas de sangre, la to-
ma de Santender...
Cuando Asturias 10 necesite,
iPodra la Republica mandarle
Glen 0 mas aeroplanos?
Ayudados por la aviaci6n, Ia
la aviaci6n que tanta falta nj
ciera en- Bilbao, los asturianos
no p~ermitiran que pasen las hor
das sin conciencia y sin honor
al servicio de los fines imperia-
listas de Mussolini y Hitler.
Todos los pensamientos de es-
ia retaguardia vuelan hoy ha-
cia Asturias.
Por AstJ Rs, por salvarla de
las gar Iascismo san
griento, tenemd] esperanza
de que Espana los mayo
res s~acrificios ims pabies.
Asturias es la tieasa del ma
ximo heroismo; ell pueSlo que nc
sabe volver la espalda a los
verdugos.
La gaceta., 1937-08-26

@
La discipline es algunas We
ces cruel. Cuando marchabamos
en- la Inca de despliegue, GER
ca de Brunette, dos camaradas
iban delante de mi, Rodriguez
uno de ellos. Una bala 10 hiri6 v
hubo de caer. Pidi6 mi ayuda
y quise asistirle. Sostuve una
batalla con Ell rigor de la disci-
pima.
No me permitieron apartar-
me de la Inca.
Para ESQ estan los camille
ros-me dijeron.
Tuve que seguir adelante, con
81 coraz6n desgarrado y sin mi
rar hacia atr&s.
Los tristes momentos, los
mas t~ristes!
La discipline. !
La gaceta., 1937-08-26


En- Santander los traidores
vencieron porque no Sc pudo
mandar aviaci6n en- socorro de
los leales.
FL gobierno pens6 que no CO.
rrespondfa guitar a Madrid 81
aviaci6n para mandarla al Nor
tie. Pero los facciosos han sido
d~errotados en- ell frente de Ara
g6n.
Dieron una y recibieron otra..
v la derrota final corresponds
ra a los traidores Y sus aliados.
La gaceta., 1937-08-26

Nuestro companero Jose Gar
cfa Granell habl6 con Ell general
Jose Miaja en- las trincheras del
frente de Madrid.
Miaja, ell ilustre asturiano,
platic6 con I'm asturiano humil-
de que cruz6 ell mar para defen-
der la 1fbertad.
De mafana a pasado publ
caremos la cr6nica de Granell
en- la que relata "la vista" del
eximio ciudadano y militar.
La gaceta., 1937-08-26

. Las miliq hcatalanas de-
rrotaron a Id Fascistas en- e.
frente aragond
Una victoria resonante; pc
re % agenciasd de n@icias semi
fascistas lie conceden poca i'm
portancia.
Sc concentran en- relatar ga
toma" de Santander, donde no
hubo resistencia, porque parece
que habia una %"quinta colum-
ma.
Pero Espana vencera! no la
Espana de Franco, la enfanga-
da Y pestffera, sino la del pue-
bio, la que no Sc rinde.
La gaceta., 1937-08-26

Ell cielo es hoy claro y Ell sol
luminoso. La artilleria faccio-
SO no ha ennegrecido 81 ambien-
te. Sc respira bien y este me
recuerda de los dias en- que to-
do parecia envuelto en- hume,
La gaceta., 1937-08-26

Paula Sc aleje de nosotrcs.
La gaceta., 1937-08-26
.cHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Con ell puno en- alto. AsturAe. - Ell Embaja-
dor ingles. Los gallegos delNiercito popular

aniquilado por ell ominoso impe
rialismo japones.
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MIRUSTLE0F SILKSAIS|
copYRIclrr. Released BY CENTRAL PRESS ASSOCIATION

able is having 10 to dinner to
meet you at the hotel and we'll go
on to the Casino"
Good girl" Carla's expressive
hand went out to Mari in a firm
clasp. II hope no one will ever
have to cover you up, Mari Barat.
but if it's ever necessary, I hope
it will be an experience as rich
for your rescuer as this is to me-"
Don't mention it, please"
II want to know a lot about
you. Are the rumors true that
you were a dehutante who came
over 2"
Mari laughed loud and long
mot a bit! I was born in Brook
Ign. My mother died when was
a baby and my father when was
16. I went to an art school in
New York and worked for litho-
graphing company"
But clothes! How did you get
into that? And what a gift you
havew
"Oh, always wanted to design.
In New York I worked as an ap-
prentice at Tony Castles :"
"Tony? Really? Isn't he a
darling
Mari's heart thudded against
her ribs. She heard ringing in
her ears as her pulse accelerated.
She felt quick excitement in the
presence of someone who had
known Tony.
In all these years she had not
met one person to whom she had
mentioned his name. And Carla
knew him!
Eyes he he was very
NICE" she said.
IT haven't seen Tony for years.
I haven't been in America in
three years. The last time I saw
him was at Lame Weston's in
Greenwich.
The years had made no differ
ence: when Mari heard the &C
tress' name, it fell heavily into
her heart:
did you know herr" Carla
asked conversationally.
tive only seen her." Mari said.
"She was married year or so
ago. Lame was Tony's best
friend when Eve Merriam Tilted
him. There was a little beast!
Tony turned woman-hater after
that experience.
Lame is married.! Mari could
think only of that. Tony was
still free. Lame was only his
best friend. Who was Eve
Merriam? Mari didn't hear what
Carla was saying until the other
girl repeated:
"Maribarat, will you do my play
for me? I'll want the most raw
ishing things ever seen on the
New York stage! There'll be five
costumes. And I'll see that every
body in America knows who did
them"
(TO Be COntinuedl
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Child's Speech Affected
By Physical HGndicGps

three-fourths mo-.
''In what way would you like to
improve it? was answered, aside
from small number who suffered
or lisped and naturally wanted to
eliminate those faults, by desire
for these qualities: Enumeration,
voice and tone quality, slower
speech, distinctness, poise, clear
ness, diction, volume, fuency, lower
pitch, pronunciation.
Folk Like to Talk
"Do you like to TALK" is gen.
orally answered in the affirmative.
The peculiarities in the voice Of
others most readily noticed is in
the order named: Pronunciation,
personality. foreign accent and
loudness.
What can you tell about a per-
son from his speech?" is answered
thus by a group Of college stu
dents: Education, affectation, Gull
ture or refinement, where the
speaker comes from, character,
breeding, environment, training,
intelligence, interests, social status,
sense of humor, interest in subject,
moods, politeness, type, leadership.
"The pleasantest voice you
know?" has the following charac-
teristics according to different peo-
pie: Low pitch, clear, soft, well
modulated, animated, mellow, vi
brant, rich, resonant, expressive,
quiet, slow, good enunciation, dis
tinctness, good diction. musical.
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CHAPTER II


COME IN, please" Carls
Mentone's voice that was throaty
vet clear as a bell, called out in
response to the knock on her bed
room door.
Mari pushed the knob with hel
knee and kicked it open; she haC
brought up Carla's breakfast tray
herself.
Carla said, "You shouldn't dc
this. really"
Mari smiled and put the tray
on a table. 1--WE brought mine
too" she said. 81 want to talk
to you before the rest Of my
guests find u.s."
I'm Carla Mentone. I was too
upset last night to introduce my
self properly"
Mari said she knew. I'm Mari
Barat."
"I know" They looked at each
other and both burst out laughing.
1T was your dress :"
"And it was your beauty :"
Mari said.
Carla slipped her fruit juice
silently for a few minutes. Then
she said:
ut was awfully decent and
brave of you. Why did you do
it?"
ct was neither" Mari denied.
What would you have done when
you saw a woman pointing a
gum"
Tainted, probably" the actress
said. But I wasn't thinking of
that. I'm thinking about your
bringing me back here, saying
that I have been your guest. Not
many women would do a thing
like that"
Mari said she thought the coffee
was too strong, she'd send for
some hot milk
I'D rather talk to you," her
guest said as she settled back in
her pillows. Did you know about
it? mean Angie and all that 2"
Mari nodded. Naturally I had
heard something but it is of no
consequence. Please don't feel
that you owe me any explana-
TONS"
But I do, my dear, you've not
only saved my life which is of
little consequence, but you've
saved my reputation! AS mat
ter of fact, things are not at all
what they seem. Angie is a poor
old thing who never has much
fun. I've been sorry for him and
. we'll, that's usually the way
all the rumors begin. I'm always
being sorry for people because I
remember when no one was sorry
for me. think. perhaps, you are
the first woman vino has been
kind to me-
Nari's eyes widened.
That's true. And very sur
prising. know who you are and
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what you've done and are doing.
1 know what it means to be a
woman in your prominent posi-
tion," Carla continued. You
have no privacy. the world knows
everything about you, your pur-
suits, your friends. And you have
to be very careful to be always
circumspect. Yet, last night, you
risked much for me. wish I
knew why"
AZ think I can tell you. I have
a deep-rooted feeling that women
get the short end of any bargain,
so L s. we'll, I act on sympathies
first and put away thinking until
after"
Carla Mentone was genuinely
surprised. "My dear, you don't
really? You're a woman of the
world, not Washington debu-
tante! Wherever did you get
that idea?"
Mari didn't know where she'd
got it.
But surely you know that
women are more clever than men?
Surely, with your looks and brains
and success, you've never had the
short end of bargain?"
Hastily Mari said, "Of course
not"
well, then, if a woman can
have anything, or any man she
wants, what is the short end?"
Mari went to the window and
stared out at the waving mass of
azure. The film in her eyes
blurred the scene.
II never got the man I wanted
and I've never wanted anything
else"
Carla asked reasonably, did
you go after him?"
mo, I ran away from him."
Mari answered. She managed to
smile.
st can't believe it! How silly!
Why don't you go back and get
him ?"
Mari shook her head. Look
here, didn't come up this morn
ing to cry on your shoulder. 1
have plans to discuss. Would you
like to be my guest ?"
Like to? Heavens, child, I've
got to be or be torn to threads in
the newspapers. I can't afford
that now because I'm opening in
new play in six weeks. Kim
Charing has done a beautiful job
of a play in which I'm opening in
New York. It's going to be my
biggest triumph on the other side.
Miller is producing it. You know
what that means"
Mari knew what it meant
Orchids and ermine and tails, and
Park avenue fighting for tickets.
A first night of the first order.
"Then, we'd better do it up
properly. I'm giving luncheon
for you at 2. I've invited dozens
Of people. Tonight Reggie Ven
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-09-06

Sometimes the deficiency IS que
to defects in the central nervous
system, or muscular 'nco-ordina-
ton of the vocal cords.
A pleasant speaking voice de-
ponds upon good hearing aiiu .ne
environment of pleasant speaking
voices. AS to what is a ! pleasant ass1
voice we have the votes OF a num-
Der Of college students. Ca.
Answering the ques. .,o,,,. sneaa .e
you well satisfied with your speech
as it is?" about one-tourtn OF any
group responds Eyes" ana about
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-09-06

gins at LHe aye
of nine months,
but parents need
not worry if the
child does not
talk before the
a ge Of tw o
years, provided
the delay is not
due to impaired
hearing. After
two to two and
a half years,
however, there
is s o m e t hing
wrong if the
child does not
begin to speak.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-09-06

BY LOGAN CLENDENlNG' M. ID.
CHILDREN MAY BE unable TO
speak properly because of physical
defects. Impaired hearing IS one. a
child's articulate speech usually be-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-09-06

Ambassador China President
Republic they photographed
recently Marking China Johnson called official attention to the
which loaded
settlement of the crisis which
the bombing will carried by Johnson and President
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