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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SAIL

INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ST. Sc. OPPOSITE NAVY YARD.
$500 Met. $500. 400 S '0''' ''''e'
ONE OF THE BEST CORNERS ON H ST.
ne. VIII show an excellent return for
ss nsfsfI SE1G ASK Hd%Ab 5Sy M
Southern Bldg, Natl O27l; ewes. Geo.
1906
CLOSE TO ROCK CREEK PARK
bath, 3 porches, now rented at S75 A
sound investment at $7,4oO, on reasonable
DIST sel7. W. L. MOORE. GEO. osoe.
story flreproof apt. building, good NV: loca :
tion: Rentals over $4,000: suitable for
commercial sNT6a s5Ep1S q KoPspNs aRs Sits
1898 X st. NV NV. NANnN National $3.50.
4 GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY,
1on.d msntS AIN IN central Northwest section
S5,s5o-semi- -detache brick near 1st and
Que SITS. n;w.--seyen rooms and bath,
ants At s55 per month. Only $3.50 cash
1905 zHAsS0k s 81 NY & IUfHS a.5,on2i so' es4s
UNUSUAL INVESTMENT.
odIcSIOOH hHQ warehouse WIN railroad
siding in rear: 3 story. freproof building
containing $4,000 square feet floor space
nov now rented to nationally known organi.
zation Tor years at $500 yr.: located
on prominent highway in Washington
price right for cash. Call Mr.. Ugast
Emerson 1927 or Met. 1927. F. ELIOT
MIDDLETON. EOS Investment Bldg
INVESTMENT-SECOND
COMMERCIAL.
Brick and stone building on wide NORTH
east highway, leased for 8 more years At
$1,000 W.. lot, 2Oxl5O: reasonably priced
tor cash.
New building. corner 2 very larre
stores and 3 large apts.: corner store
leased for yrs; income will be &5,76O
yr.. tenants furnish heat: an opportunity
to ACQUIRE splendid investment: adjoinins
new theater Call Mr.. Ugast, Emerson
1S2l or Met, 1927. F. ELIOT MIDDLE
TON, POS Investment Blde
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LOTS FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL LOT. 5OxlOO, ON HIGH
elevation on edge of Rock Greek Park
Surrounded by nice detached homes. All
improvements in. Price S1.65O Call
MR.. MUMFORD. Wisconsin 1926 eve
ninEs. Columbia 7744
EXCELLENT NORTHWEST SITES, PRICED
low; GEO; 8. D1EFFENBACH Lot Specialist
Natl. $3.50. 11O1 Vt. ave. NV. En- 41l7
WOODSIDE PARK-CORNER ON COLES
vile I'd. Ideal for doctor: Sl45O. terms
Call Mr.. GAYLOR Shepherd 2145.
S65O-6OxSO
Several lots: room for l or . BUNGALOWS;
all improvements: half square from Mime
sofa ave; . blocks from large U 8 park,
See Mr.. Stebbin, evening phone Lincoln
fS04-J.
ADELBERr w. LEE.
N nictri ~
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AUCTION SALES.
RuTIiRE
ADAM A. wEscHLER 4 son. Auetionssr1

SALE OF MEMS CLOTHING AND PER-
8ONAL xrFECT0,
Notice IL hereby given that on eATUR-
DAY. SEPTEADER kl0HTEEN, NINETEEN
TH1HTY SEWN, AT TWO O'CLOCK r :,
S16 : 1t: NV, to enforce my lien for
board and 1odging. mems clothing. radio.
SUIT eases Snd Pcrsonal effects, left With
All parties In interest please take notice.
LULU H. ANDERSON,
1901 Mass. ave. NV.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
PROPERTY IN COMMERCIAL ZONE
WHICH MAY BE USED FOR BUSINESS OR
REMODELED FOR BUSINESS USE. .
L. W. GROOMES, l7l9 EYE ST
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MONEY WANTED.

wANrED-LOAN OF 81 900. ONE YEAR
responsible party; excellent references
GOOD security Box 4O3.Q, Star,
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DODGE 1888 4-door sedan. one Of the
most economical cars built. 1t has had
unusual care by its one owner, its original
is as clean as . pin A beautiful car in
good mechanical condition. Drive it. try
its smooth powerful motor. Its easy riding
and its hydraulic brakes. Underpriced
by Butler at 1927. Lee D. Butler, Inc,
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DODGE 1895 CONVERTIBLE COUPE;
in radio One of the most attractive buys
on the used-car market. Powerful. great
TY and very ECONOMICAL Drive it
yourself. check on the oil and gas mile
age: Sb95: terms Of convenience. SU-
PERlOR MOTORS 1920 l4th
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CASH FOR YOUR CAR-Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars,
Inc. 1920 18th st. NV. De. 1900.
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AUBURN 1882 de luxe sedan; beautiful
condition; best of care by original owner;
only $129; terms. Evans-Palmer. N. Y.
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DODGE 1894 4-door sedan. Black finish !:
rubber and motor excellent: economical
family car at low price; 1895. Trade
your car; will give you full allowance. L,
P. Steuart. Inc. The Old Reliable" 1925
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CHEVROLET 1888 4-door trunk sedan: IN
perfect shape throughout: tires are high
grade and show very little wear; uphol-
stery is Immaculate: has been driven care
fully and will give splendid oil and gas
mileage: liberal allowance for your present
car and very convenient TERMS: S495.
SUPERIOR MOTORS, 1920 14th st. NV.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

SECURITY STORAGE COMPANY.
CHAS. p. RAVENBUR0. Secretary.
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| DE SOTO IS" '33 custom coupe rumble
| seat. cleanest '33 in town; good tires, new
| battery. clutch recently refined: demonstra-
| tion. Phone North 1854 between 9 am
| and $50 pm, Decatur OF a2-W after 6 . M
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spotlessly clean and sound as new; excel
lent tires: S4S5. Rutledge- -Chry ysler. 4S
Md. ave-, Hyattsville. Greenwood 2412.
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CHEVROLET 1885 master coach. Has had
The black finish is perfect fine tires;
spotless inside and it performs perfectly.
$50. Pohanka Service, lI26 goth st..
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DODGE 1888 sedan. Motor. paint. tires
and general condition far above the aver
age; equipped with seat covers: economical
family car; reduced to S325. L. P. Steuart.
Inc, The Ola Relia Bile 1925 14th st. NV.
TN
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kfHQE q; 1ieHQe, TYystss;
80. 11}fx5f9 11}f flx.s5f9 v. aAAr@ TRUSTEE
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CHRYSLER 90 1886 coupe. You'll ind
few bargains to equal this on the market
today. Distinctive appearance as only
Chrysler may boast. Deep rich black
finish. dual equipment, straw seat covers.
car fair trial and you'll buy 1t for only
S595, or We miss our guess Uncondi-
tionally guaranteed. Convenient terms.
H. B. Leary. Jr., d. Bros. 1921 l4th ST.
q ". Open eYeS Potomac 1000
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CHRYsLER 1881 de luxe Royal sedan:
only Sl69; terms. Evans-Palmer N. Y.
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DE SOTO 1882 4-door de luxe; very clean:
S249; So down.. bal. SIT mo. LoSans
tFOrd). 18th and M NV
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CHEVROLET 1886 two-door trunk sedan;
sedan at S269 And a 1888 coach for
1929. Schlesel d Golden, Dodge Plymouth
dealers. 1913 Carroll IT., Takoma. D. C..
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| DE SOTO 1892 de luxe sedan: safety-steel
body; floating power engine; hydraulic
| brakes one of the best; Sla5 Rutledee-
| Chrysler AS Md ave, Hyattsvile Green.
| wood S4lo
The Washington times., 1937-08-05
Storm Carts
House SOFT.
From Site

ELECTRA, Tex, Aug. 4 GN.S J..
The Sank Gardeners dog still has
a family astonished and disturbed
look on his face today, after taking
a free ride under the Gardner
house-through the medium If a
"tWiSter."
The tornado sent the family
scurrying to the storm cellar. A
little later the wind dipped down,
picked up the house, carried it off
and gently planted" it in freshly
ploWed field more than so feet
away. Nothing damaged except
one lamp.
The dog had crawled under the
building to find his favorite re-
treat from the summer sun. He
went along with the house" all
right, but when he went to come
out of the usual opening, it wasn't
there. The Sank Gardeners had to
chop a hole through the floor to
let their pooch out.
The Washington times., 1937-08-05

The cast of characters in
Fresh Paint:
TIM, proprietor of a wayside
lunch wagon, who is proud OF
a recent painting job until
TWO BANDITS make an I'M
welcome call.
The Washington times., 1937-08-05
"'FreSh PAINT
BY LEO ROBBINS

NIM SIMMONS set down the of paint and wet brush
on newspaper the floor behind the counter, and
listened 70 the radio horn on shelf the sign Todays
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04
Baptists Handed
Duke First Loss
In Grid History

Durham, Nov. With football
teams of Duke and Wake Forest COM
ng up for their Goth annual meeting
in Duke stadium Saturday, the his
tcrians have gone into their record
books and found that the Deacons Of
1880 handed Duke It's first football de-
feat
1t was game played in the spring
Of 1889 football had started in North
Carolina in the fall of 1883 with the
North Carolina-Wake Forest and
Duke-North Carolina games and the
boys liked it SO much they kept right
Oh playing it the year around.)
Duke had met and defeated North
Carolina in the fall of 1888 by 1910
score. That was the only game the
Trinity boys played that fall. In their
first game of the spring of 1889, Duke
defeated Carolina by 25-17.
Between heir game with the Tar
Heels and their game with the Dea-
cons, North Carolina had met and de-
feated Wake Forest right handily and
That brought about the first case of
over-confidence ever suffered by a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04

Henderson high school Bulldogs
will be shooting for their sixth vic
tory in seven starts tomorrow after
noon when they take the field against
Lawrenceville, Va, high there.
The squad will leave Henderson at
1890 o'clock.
Little is known of the power that
Lawrenceville packs, and the Bull
dogs haven't mapped their offense,
pending the clash.
The team seems to be in good spirit,
and not over confident as they were
the first half of the week. Lawrence
vile will be a tough foe to handle.
Quarterly results of the contest Will
be wired here and posted at Sonny's
Soda Shop, Coach Miller stated. Stu
dents are expected to assemble there
to watch the returns.
This will re the last game away
from home for the local lads, the team
playing Oxford here next Thursday as
a feature of Armistice Day celebra-
ton, and then will close its season
with Catholic Orphanage.
Miller expects to start Edwards or
Gambler at left end, Harris at tackle,
Rem at guard, Rideout at center,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04
WOLFPACK TO MIX
AERIAL IN OFFENSE
N. C. State Has Used Passes
To Good Advantage In
Other Contests

College Station, Raleigh, Nov. 4
The State Wolfpack will mix frequent
masses with it's running offense in an
effort to defeat the light, but danger
Gus Light Brigade" from The Citadel
here Saturday afternoon in Rlddick
Stadium. The game will start at 2:3O.
The Wolfpack used passes ettec-
tivelv against Boston College last
week. 1t completed six for 1oo yaros
as compared to the IA yards gained
on ground plays
One of the passes accounted for one
of States two touchdowns. 1t was
good for "a yards and was thrown by
Art Rooney to Eddie Berlinskl. Ber-
linski also scored the other touch
down on u yard run.
Five of the Boston passes were
thrown by Rooney, now considered the
best passer in the Big Five and pos
sibly in the Southern Conference. The
other was thrown by Bob Sabolyk and
was caught by Rooney
State scored one of it's three touch
downs against Wake Forest on pass
It was thrown by Berlinski to Rooney
and was good for "a yards. Berlinsk
scored the other touchdowns on runs
Of 20 and 81 yards.
The one touchdown State scored tC
defeat Davidson, 60, was on a pass
rom Rooney to Jess Tatun, star right
end. Tatum took it over the goal anC
it was good for eight yards.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04
EFIRD'S Weekend Specials
SHOES!

New ladies' shoes, smart styles,
made to sell for $500, in your
favorite style. Efird's offers
these amazing 81 or
values at ....
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04

dent
During the last session of Congress
when Bailey was one Of the leaders
in thu fight against President Roose-
velt's court plan, the North Carolinian
was more than once spoken of as a
possible presidential candidate il
1910. Republicans have been using his
congressional speeches Of the past
three years as texts for their most
virulent attacks on President Roose-
Welt and the New Deal.
II 1898. at the same time that he
was endorsing President Roosevelt for
reelection, G.. 0. F. speakers were US
ing his words from hundreds OF hust-
ings. AT the very time he was reas-
sorting his loyalty to the Democratic
party, opponents of the Democratic
party were quoting him copiously in
the campaign literature with which
they hoped (vainly, the event proved)
would defeat the Democratic party,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04

1t makes Ambassador Wang smile
Can Japan's pep" offset the diff
ference between the two countries?
China will win
But it may be 1000 years from now.
That was Ambassador Wangs talk.
Reckonings In Centuries.
Politics of the Orientals are to that
general effect-in thousands of years.
We speak from administration to
administration.
Their reckonings are from 1000 B.
G.. or more, on down.
We say, ''From Hoover to Roose-
velti''
They say, From Confucius to
Chang Kai-shek!" Chang is TODAY.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04

And the Carolina team learned Sat-
urday through bitter experience just
how much damage light, fast back
field can do. Fordham's sophomore
backs, averaging just 1853 struck with
the viciousness of a thunderbolt Sat-
urday. Then ran, passed, lateral-pass-
eel and kicked all over Kenan Stadium
and beat the Tar Heels IA to 0. The
backs were light in weight but they
caused tons and tons of trouble all
afternoon
Teeney Lafferty, triple-threat field
general and one of the nations out
standing backs, is perhaps the most
elusive and fastest of the quartet Laf-
terty has been running all over Dixie's
best gridirons with conspicuous sue
cess for the past three years.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04
SHEETING
SHEETING

Water Fall sheeting, selling
every where for &c, ON sale the
remainder of this = = l-2c
week at Efird's for
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04
Tar Heels Will Respect
Light Backs This Time

Chapel Hill, Nov Admitting that
North Carolina will outweigh David
son some 10 pounds per man, the Tar
Heels will go up against one Of the
gamest and fastest elevens in the Sou
thern Conference when they take on
the Wildcats at Richardson Field Sat-
urday at 2:30 o'clock in the feature
of the Presbyterians' Homecoming pro-
gram.
The Tar Heels will have a four
pound weight advantage in the line
and will be 10 pounds heavier in the
backfield. But the Wildcats quartet
of Teeney Lafferty, quarterback, Fred
Dennis, and Bob Mcclellan, halfbacks
and Bill Bolin, fullback, is one of the
speediest pony expresses in the South
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04

loving country ever invented He IN
dulged in no jabs at Japan, by name
but he strongly implied that demo
cracies ought to be pro-Chlnese' as
against Nippon.
To Swallow Japan?
China hates being aggressed upon,
said Ambassador Wang, but If it is
aggressed upon, it has no recourse but
to resist, and then attend to the ter
ritory of it's aggressor.
The conclusion would seem to be
that Japan, having tried to gobble
China. will be gocbled by China.
Japan?-with 75OOo,OOO inhabitants
China? - with 475,O00,000 inhab-
itantS?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04

and Lewis first lieutenant. stood at
Harrison's side and assented to every
thing the ALL leader said.
eve spent the morning talking over
the general situation, and we had 4
mighty good conference" Harrison
said. 1--WE discussed in a frank and
free way a number of questions as to
procedure"
AF: - cIN delegates have gone
back to Liz deadlocked peace parley
after Senator Berry, Democrat, Ten
nessee, who stands in the good gracSs
of both factions, made a new attempt
at reconciliation. Berry, leader of the
printing pressmen's union, sent lead
ers to Lewis and President William
Green, fthe AFL.
He asked them, informed persons
said, to compare their differences TO.
the common good of labor.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04
Bulldogs Journey Friday
To Play Lawrenceville
Team in Fine Condition Wi tn Exception of Halfback
Galloway; Hobgood Run ming at Half; Little Is
Known of Power 7 hat Visitors Pack

Dennis at right guard, Evans or Kit
trell at right tackle and Aston at
right end Captain Tommy Jenkins
will run the team from quarter, Dunno
and Hobgood will play the halves, and
Billy Peace will be at fullback. Cal
loway will not play, being injured.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04

Duke team.
The result was that Wake FOREST
handed the Duke boys sound ana
thorough thrashing by 32-o-and II
was the first defeat a Duke tootpall
team had ever suffered.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04
Ambassador Wang
Pleads Sympathy
(Continued from Page One.)

trustees), for disagreeing with MIN.
But that period, he pointed out, last
ed only 80 years in a period of thous-
andS.
His view, is that reckoned IN mil
leniums, China is the most liberty
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04
Two Labor Groups
Are Optimistic

(Continrcu from z'age One.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04
See Bailey Angling
For Presidency

(Contio'led from F'ge Ore.)
La gaceta., 1937-12-28
LOS Ell OGIA
AL CARDINAL VERDIER

Aries, Francia, Die. 28.-
La convention nacional del
partido Comunista frances,
reunida aquf, elogi6 al carde-
nal Verdier, arzobispo de Pa
ris, por sus recientes declara-
clones antidictatoriales.
Maurice Thorez, jefe de los
comunistas, declare: Nuestras
manos Sc extienden hacia los
trobajadores cat6licos. Greer
en- Dios es vuestro derecho;
pero hay muchos puntos vita
les que la convention debe dis
cutir.
Marcel Cachin expres6 la es
peranza de que socialistas y
comunistas Sc unan, pidiendo
que los cuatro grandes lpaises,
Estados Unidos, Inglaterra,
Francia y Russia, colaboren en-
los medios de una norma de Sc
guridad colectiva que garanti-
ce la paz.
La gaceta., 1937-12-28
A MACHADO
Los BENEFICTOS DE LA
LEY DE AMNTSTIA

New York, die. 28.-Ante ell
oomisionado federal Cotter, ell
abogado de Machado v I'm re-
presentante del consul general
de Cuba firmaron aver I'm do
cumento que significa la apli-
caci6n de la ley de amnistia, re
cientemente aprobada, al expire
sidente Gerardo Machado.
Machado qued6 Immediate
mente en- libertad incondicio-
nal y muchos de sus amigos d.
cen que regresara a Cuba, a pc
sar de que Sc encuentra grave
'mente enfermo.
Por su parte, ell expresiden-
tie, recluido en- un hospital, Sc
neg6 a hacer declaraciones.
La gaceta., 1937-12-28
I'll

Tambien en- 10 que concier-
ne al problema agrario de Ca
talufia, ell Congreso de la u. G..
T. tom6 acuerdos importantes
guiados por ell principle de
que es absolutamente indis :
pensable para ganar la que
IRA, la estrecha alianza entire
la ciudad y ell campo y ell apo
70 maximo a los campesinos a
fin de que estos puedan dar To
dos los productos necesarios a
los frentes y a la retaguardia.
La U.G.T,, cuya Federation de
Trabajadores de Ia TERRA tie
ne mas de 10000 afiliados y
que esta en- relaci6n amistesa
con la gran organization cam
pesina del pals "Ia Uni6 de
Rabassaires," siempre ha de-
fendido con toda firmeza a los
campesinos contra los elemen-
tos y comit6s incontrolados
que en- nombre del anarquismo
han Tornado a los campesinos
a colectivizaciones que no que
rian y les han robado. Hoy, o
mejor dicho hace va unos me-
ses, Ell campo de Catalina es-
ta libre de estos "gangsters de
la revoluci6n," que eran guia-
dos por los trotskistas, quienes
les han utilizado para des-
truir la unidad del pueblo an
tifascista. La pacificaci6n del
pueblo catalan es indiscutible-
mente un merito de la lucha
incansable de Ia U.G.T. v del
Partido Socialista Unificado
de Catalina. Despu&s que ell
campesino catalan puede va
trabajar con tranquilidad v Sc
guridad, Ell Congreso conside-
ra como tarea mas importante
dar apoyo al campesino, que
es necesario estimularle a mas
grandes rendimientos en- inte-
res de la guerra.
La u. G. T. defiende ell sSte-
ma de trabajo collective en- Ell
campo, siendo este mas progre-
La gaceta., 1937-12-28
(Viene de la la. pdg.)

La tecnica es siempre la mis-
ma. Tanques y carros blinda :
dos maniobran, hacen fuego
hasta que son silenciados los
'1pacos" y los nidos de ametra
lladoras; los dinamiteros ha-
cen la Ultima carga, mientras
las ventanas sc cubren de fue-
go para proteger ell avance;
los soldados salen de todas
parties y Sc lanzan hacia las ca
sas. Cast siempre los reciben
grito de hombres y mujeres
que salem temblando; pero fe-
Ices porque van a ser evacua-
dos.
Algunas wees disparan con
ira los soldados que avanzan y
ocurren algunas bajas.
I'm soldado leal encontr6 a
su mujer Y cinco hijos, segu =
ros en- Teruel despues de IT
meses de guerra civil.
Dos oficiales italianos Y un
tecnieo aleman fueron alpresa-
dos la semana pasada.
Hoy encontramos q tres di :
namiteros que habfan descu :
bierto un estanco y fumaban
puros de la Habana, tales CO.
mo los que desde hace un ano
no Sc ven en- la Espana leal.
Hubo vitores cuando Her
nandsz Sarabia, ascendido a
general sobre ell campo de ba-
ITALIA, entr6 en- Teruel. Indale-
Gle Prieto lie assemble y presen
clio las operaciones de entrada.
Fue limpiado I'm edificio,
junto al palacio del goberna-
dor civil, donde resistia un
.grupo de facciosos.
Hubo que incendiarlo v las
llamas y ell hume pusieron en-
fuga a los faeciosos, sin que
los leales perdieraa un solo
hombre. Solo an americana to-
mo parte en- la ofensiva y sc
llama Tomas Nina, de New
York. Pertenece al escuadr6n
de tanques que abri6 ell CANT
no para la infanterfa.
Queda solo por tomar ell Sc
minario.
La gaceta., 1937-12-28
Los obreros de Catalina armenian
Un Congreso Importante de la
u. C. T. de Catalina
su ~esfuerzo por la guerra

sivo, mas productive y una pro-
tecci6n natural contra la espe-
culaci6n. Sir embargo, Ia u.
G. T. defiende al mismo ITEM
pc Ell principle de que solo los
campesinos tienen derecho a
decidir ell sistema de trabajo
por Ell cual quieran explotar la
terra. Por medic de las coope-
rativas a las cuales pertenecen
todos los campesinos de Catalu-
ma, v por medic de la GAIA de
Credito Agricola creada por ell
Gobierno de la Generalidad, los
campesinos deben recibir a pre-
clos bajos, semillas, abonos y
maquinas a MEDIA que ellos
entreguen sus productos a pre-
clos jnstos b las cooperativas.
Muy extensa fue la discussion
del Congreso sobre Ell decreto
de la redistribution de la tie
IRA, aprobado recientemente
por la Generalidad de Catalu-
ma. La U.G.T pide ell cumpli-
miento estricto de este decreto
a fin de que en- Cataluna no
quede un trabajador de la tie
IRA que no tenga bastante tie
ira para gu familia.
Ell mejoYumiento de las c0nd;=
clones de vidG de los
tyubajadorss
Los salaries de dos obreros,
desde ell 10 de julio han aumen-
tado considerablemente hasta
los tiempos presentes, pero al
mismo tempo tambien han au-
mentado los precios de las sub
sistencias. Por 10 tanto Ell pro-
blema del mejoramiento de las
condolences de vida de las ma
sas trabajadoras es de gran
urgencia. Ell Congreso de la
U.G.T. subray6 el hecho de que
los obreros estan dispuestns q
todos los SACRIFICES por Ell in
teres de Ia guerra. Pero es ne
cesario hacer possible, va hoy,
que dos trabajadores disfruten
ell usufructo de sus grandes con
quistas sociales en- los limites
La gaceta., 1937-12-28
NO ES CIERTO QUE LOS
FACCTOSOS HAYAN QUE
BRANTADO LAS LINEAS
LEALES

Madrid, Die. 28.--Falsa es
la noticia, hecha circular por
los fascistas en- ell extranjero,
de que los facciosos quebran-
taron la Inca leal en- ell frente
de Teruel.
La columna de Amanda rea-
li16 I'm ataque y fue rechaza-
da con muchas perdidas.
Ell ejercito republican, man
tiene todas sus posiciones y 81
que atacando ell Seminario y ell
Banco.
Los fascistas dicen por la ra
dio que en- esos lugares resis :
ten 5000 hombres.
tPor medic de los peri6dicos
que indirectamente dominar
en- E. U. y otros paises, los fas
cistas persisten en- mentir cini'
camente.
La gaceta., 1937-12-28

ESPA-
NOLES,
Y OFICIALES ITALIANOS
MANDAN LOS
Y S~EMINARISTAS QUE
RESISTEN EN- TERUEL
La gaceta., 1937-12-28
CENTRIC ASTURIANO
CONVOCATORIA

Sc recuerda a los senores So
clos que ell jueves 80 del actual
Sc celebrara session de Junta
General extraordinaria para
dar cuenta de la carta recibida
del Centre Asturiano de BARGE
iona, en- la cual Sc pide auxilio
para los refugiados de Astu-
rias.
La junta tendra lugar en- 81
salon teatro, comenzando a las
8 P. M.
J. Gonzdlez,
Secretario.
Die. %, 1887.
La gaceta., 1937-12-28
LA MATo UNI AUToafovIL.

San Mateo, Cal, die. %
Crando trataba de salvar la VII
da a su hijo Donald, de 4 amos,
un autom6vil alcanz6 a la Sra.
Luisa Bricker, de 80 amos, ma
tandola. Gel nino empezaba a
caerse del coche Y 10 sujetaba,
cuando ella Sc cay6 y lie pasa-
ron por encima las ruedas. DON
aid sali6 ileso.