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Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-06

capable of being generated with the water
flows as set forth in latest estimates of
United States Reclamation Service at -
mills per kw-hr. and delivered at high ten
sion bus of plant substation.
5. Corporation to purchase Districts
diesel plant and distribution lines and
electrical equipment at Brawley recently
installed by reimbursing District for its
cash outlay incurred to date in the con-
struction of such facilities and assuming
all unpaid balances on material and equip
ment purchases.
g. Corporation to spend S7OO,OOO in fur
ther rural identification in Imperial Val
ley within IL months following the grant
ing to it without cost of the necessary
right of ways, or if the District SO elects
the Corporation will apply to the R.E.A.
for 100000 loan and construct such ad-
ditional rural lines as an R.E.A. project, if
such application is approved.
T. Corporation will file its written as
sent with the California Railroad Commits
sion that future rates in Imperial Valley
shall be based upon the cost of energy
purchased from All-American canal plants
with no consideration for cost of power
from other sources except for standby pur-
poses or to the extent energy is required
to supplement that SO purchased and that
standby power cost as included in the rates
shall not exceed the cost of equivalent
standby from an adequate diesel generat-
ing plant located in the Valley.
8. AS an assurance of the fufillment bv
the Corporation of its obligation over 40
year period to purchase the electrical out
put of the Districts hydro generating
plants above referred to- the Corporation
will agree that in case of default on it's
part the District shall have an option with
in one year following such default to pur-
chase all properties of the Corporation
located in Imperial Valley used and use
full in the service of electrical energy to
the Valley, at its fair or full cash value
thereof as may be determined at the time
by the California Railroad Commission.
without allowance for severance damage
Operating under the foregoing plan, with
water flows as shown by latest estimates
of the United States Bureau of Reclama-
tion, our engineers estimate the Canal
Plants will over 40 year period show ag-
gregate net earnings of $27, ,793 100 over
and above all power plant costs, including
operation depreciation. interest and amor
tization of power loan from the P.WA.
This amount to accrue to the District
from DOUer sales UU be sufficient to
meet the entire cost of the construction of
the AULAnserican Canal of S26 6,7IOpOO
based upon latest estimates of the United
States Bureau of Reclamation and lUiH be
aDailabie so as to meet all Canal payments
as they fall due.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-06
SPILLED GASOLINE
RESTORES EYESIGHT

PRESCOTT, Ariz., May G. up
Glenn Hunter, oil company en-
ploye, had normal vision again to-
day because he accidentally spilled
gasoline into an eye which had been
sightless II years.
Hunter said he spilled the fuel
while unloading a truck at Bundle
Bee. near here While washing it
from his fiae he said, he discov
cred he could see with the eye he
injured in basketball game when
he was a youth.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-06
$500 PENSIONS
LIKELY, SAYS
DIR. TOWNSEND

SEATTLE, May 5. WP)-Old age
pensions Of $500 are possible, DR..
Francis F. Townsend, who pro-
poses 5000 per month for the aged,
said last night in an address.
"There is no limit to the Ameri-
can ability to produce" DR.. Town
send said. The time will come
when every man and woman who
wants to retire at 60 can have $500
a month to spend"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-06
Airway Application
Approved by Farley

WASHINGTON, May 6. Wp)--
Postmaster General James A. Far
ley today approved the application
of the National Park Always, Inc,
to assign l. The Western Air EX-
press corporation air mail route No
10, between Salt Lake City Utah,
and Great Falls, Mont.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-06
POWER PAYS FOR CANAL

President A. B. West the
purchase full Canal Plants whereby
and will
total District debt
1885, Boulder
available
produce
the following ndent
The Washington times., 1937-10-05
MADAME HARRISON-ASTOR
Famous Everywhere as a Remarkable
PSYCHIC PIANIST

LICENSED BY THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
MAKES AN HONEST PROPOSITION
do hereby solemnly swear to make no
charge if l do not faithfully fulfill every
word embodied In this statement. l VIII
tell YOU Just what you want to know ABOUT
friends: enemies, or rivals; whether nus
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how to gain the love of one you most
DESIRE control or influence the action OF
anayone, even though miles away. l
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no hope SO fond or wish so great that
can not accomplish for you.
give never-failing advice upon all mat
Hers of life, such as love. courtship. mar
riage, divorce, business, law suits, specula-
ton and transactions of all kinds. I never
fail to reunite the separated, cause speedy
and happy marriages, overcome enemies.
rivals, lovers quarrels, evil habits, STUN
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lift you out of your sorrow and trouble
and start you on the path of happiness and
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90 dreary that can not bring sunshine to,
in fact, no matter what may be your hope.
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after / am finished if you are not abso-
fulfill every word and claim above, then
you pay me not penny and do herewith
sign my name to this statement.
MADAME HARRISON-ASTOR.
No fortune telling, my work is men
sAlism. All business confidential.
Can be seen from p. m. till 8 p. m.
excepting Sundays.
Madame Harrison-Astor brides herself of
ehe fact of being the only palmist in the
world who has, during her stay in England
been officially summoned to the St. James
Palace in London. to read for his late
Majesty, King Edward, VII.
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SECOND FLOOR
Next Door to Raleigh Hotel Washington. D. c.
LIFE READINGS S1.00-THIS OFFER
FOR A LIMITED TINE ONLY
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"The Helpful One"
GRACE GRAY DeLONG

MAY be consulted daily at the Psyehle
Message Council House. corner of Twelfth
and IT, SITS. N. W. Free parking space SPACE
400 TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST
Telephone: METROPOLITAN 1924
Advance Appointment Advisable
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gITUATIONS-MEN

YOUNG col. man wants work, any kind,
kit. helper. houseman. AT. 351S, after 6
p. m.
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BOYS AND YOUNG MEN
With bicycles, wanted for permanent work.
Apply Mr.. Shetsline, 1917 N. Y. Ave. N. W.
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EXPERIENCED HITE
DRIVERS AND HELPERS
FOR PACKAGE DELIVERY.
STATE AGE AND EXPERT
ENCE. BOX MILO, HERALD.
TIMES,
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FURNACE AND ROOFING
FURNACE AND ROOFING WORK done by
experienced man; price reasonable; work
guaFanteed. Call Mr. walker. Lin. 1881.
The Washington times., 1937-10-05

ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
Electrical Appliances Of All Kinds
]. B. ENRIGHT co.
6709 Wise Ave. Wise. 1924
The Washington times., 1937-10-05
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED

ME. 1S33-False teeth repaired while you
wait. Emergency Laboratory, sos 14th
St. at =. Room Sol, Westory Building:
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MADAME HELENA

GIFTED PALMIST-MEDIUM
Reads past, present. future. Can help
and advise you on all affairs in life; settles
and explains love. business and family I.ra al
Headings. 81, 637 F Street N. w. oppo-
aite Hecht,s over Kollen's Restaurant.
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THRU WANT
LOST

8ILLFoLD. contains no money. Reward II
returned to Frank o. Chetter. 12l5
St.. n. W.
The Washington times., 1937-10-05

EARN MONEY BY LEARNING MORE
Be a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. bookkeeper.
comptometer operator or an accountant;
dag and evening sessions; new classes now
forming Inquire BOYD'S SCHOOL lest.
10 vearsl 1919 T ST n W Nal 233S.
The Washington times., 1937-10-05

MEN-Opening in merchandising depart
ment for 49,, good education: neat,
about S35 weekly. Have Social Security
card with you. Apply, 8 to IL, Room
2O5. l427 Eve St n W
The Washington times., 1937-10-05
SITUATIONs-WOMEN

EXPERIENCED LADY wishes to take care
of rooming house or small apartment
for quarters. Box K-117. Herald-Times.
The Washington times., 1937-10-05

DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE
FyL+ PIES DREss TUXEDOS Complete with
NV'H""'S AI1n.1A Accessories
us Hn 81 NV DEnWI6S MAI. 3GI7
The Washington times., 1937-10-05

Stewards Beauty System. 925 r st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER. P. B. x. Operator e
trunks) Age 10 to 20. Nice personality.
Good salary. Personnel Service, 1911 G
The Washington times., 1937-10-05
TELEPHONE
statesmen

With newspaper advertising experience pre-
ferred. but not necessary; several openings
for men who are willing to work and earn
good salary; permanent positions. See
Mr. Kahn, 1917 d St. N. W. Apply after
8 80 a. M
The Washington times., 1937-10-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HELP-MEN

COLLECTOR-Full or part time: estab.
route: small car an asset. Write 231
Equitable Bldg Baltimore Md
The Washington times., 1937-10-05
FOUND
PERSONALS

FOR lost or wanted animals apply Anim nina
Rescue League, II St. N w. NO. $3.50
The Washington times., 1937-10-05

CLERK, with knowledge of tipping; reason
able salary to start. 6O2 F St. N. W.,
Room 102.
The Washington times., 1937-10-05
DOUBLE-QUICK SERVICE
FURNACE CLEANING

FURNACE cleaning. repairing. installing
parts for all makes WEST FURNACE
CO. North 69s5.
The Washington times., 1937-10-05

LADIES (2), "a to 40. in hosiery and
lingerie department; experience not nee
essary; about $22. so weekly. Apply. o to
~. Room 205. 1927 Eye St. N. W.
The Washington times., 1937-10-05

SCALP TREATMENTS-Hours 9-5 p. M
daily except Sunday. North O369.
The Washington times., 1937-10-05
MARYLAND SERVICES
CAFE

COAL AND BLDG. MATERIALS
D. & H. Anthracite Cone Cleaned Coal. Feed
C. F. DICKEY-GR. 3002
Hyattsville, Md. HYatts. 170-171
The Washington times., 1937-10-05

YOUNG MAN with sales ability. Must
have reference. Apply between and 12
at 1741 Bladensburg Rd. N. E. The Orange
Blossom Fruit Stand
The Washington times., 1937-10-05

DELLA and DOROTHY. formerly OF Boston
Ellen. 10th bet and H. NV. MA. $3.50
The Washington times., 1937-10-05
HELP-WONIEN

PIX, TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD
COMPL. COURSE, $40. 226 Bond Bldg.
BEAUTY OPERATORS to learn complete
course $50 Easy terms. Positions for
graduates. 1434 Park Rd. N. W.
BE A PIX. (telephone) operator-recep-
zionist: brief tipping course. Miss West,
PERSONNEL SERVICE. Ma. Ella, 1911 G.
The Washington times., 1937-10-05

YOUNG MEN-To work with manager on
c. III S;9 cdapais1no c1S1Se 81
The Washington times., 1937-10-05

MIssING PERSONS located anywhere New
York New Jersey. S.; IL years expert
epce Arthur Newman, II John Street
New York City.
The Washington times., 1937-10-05

Let an experienced Want Ad writer assist
you in preparing result-producing Classified
copy. Phone District $3.50 or District 1000
and ask for Ad Taker.
La gaceta., 1937-09-07

turant Las Novedades, ell pre-
sidente Fernandez Rey hizo !;
presentation ell Sr. Domingo, di
! ciendole q. encarnaba los idea.
les republicanos y los ideales d.
la mayoria de los socios del Ger
tro Espanol.
, Los a~sistentes, pusstos de
pie, ovacionaron al Sr. Domin
go.
Hablaron despues nusstro d.
rector, Sr. Victoriano Mantei
ga, y Jose Martinez, presidente
del Comite.
AL levantarse a hablar 81 Sr.
Domingo Sc escuch6 otra ova :
ci6n.
I'm discurso emocionante. Ma
nifest6 que Espaha, a la que sc
habia llamado la naei6n de los
antepasados, habia encontrado
de nuevo su alma.
Cuando todos cream a Espa-
ma espiritualmente muerta,
cuando parecia una naci6n SUI
mida en- ell recuerdo de las glo-
rias que fueron, resurgi6 de nue.
vo a la vida y es hoy la luz que
alumbra ell canine a las demo .
cracias del mundo.
Explic6 que ell acto del Cen.
tro era una explicaci6n del ca
racter espanol allegro, dispues-
to para Ell sacrificio y los mayo
res heroismos.
Muchos de los asistentes, HON
bres y mujeres, lloraban, emo :
cionados por la sinceridad y las
nobilfsimas ideas expresadas
por ell orador.
Ell programa del domingo Sc
complete, en- horas de la tarde,
con un paseo a San Petersburg,
la vecina ciudad.
La gaceta., 1937-09-07
LAS VISITAS DE LA
MANANA DEL DOMINGO

Tres sociedades compenetra-
das con ell sentimiento de la CO.
lonia latina, Circulo Cubano,
,Unione Italiana y La Italia, re-
cibieron en- sus casas, ell domin-
go por la manana, a Don Mar
celino Domingo Y su esposa.
A las IL llsgaron Don Marco
limo y su esposa al precioso edi-
ficio del Cfrculo Cubano, en- la
Gale Catorce y Decima avenida
A la puerta lie recibieron Ell pre-
sidente Paquito Garcia, Ell Sc
c~retario Joseito Fuentes Rosa.
La gaceta., 1937-09-07
Visitas q los !Sdndtorios

Con ell Comite Popular Demo
cratico de Socorro a Espafia,
Don Marcelins Domingo y su es
posa almorzaron aver en- el res
taurant Columbia" A la mesa
Sc sentaron Is personals.
Despues del almuerzo, a las
tres de la tarde, ell grupo de dis
tinguidas personals sali6 para el
sanatorio del Centre Espanol,
con ell fin de visitar a los enfer-
mos.
En- la gran escalinata del sa-
natorio reeihieron q los esposos
La gaceta., 1937-09-07
Los omites de Ayuda Espana gastan grandes
cantidades en- administration y publicidad
Debieran servir de ejemplo los Counties
de Tampa y Washington

Washington. sep. Ell CO.
mite Americana para Ayuda n
Espana, la organization fascis-
ia de New York, acept6 800,
1896 en- contribuciones, no
mando NADIA a Espana y gast6
en- publicidad contra ell gobier
no legitimo, y administration,
S25,793.73, teniendo en- GAIA. ell
liza 81 de Julio. $3,340.22.
La cantidad mayor Sc contri-
buy6, segdn informe, por ell Ne
yociado Medico de Ayuda a la
Democracia Espanola, que re-
,ogi6 SOC, 1887, de los cuales
mand6 $58, 1887 a Espana Y
yast6 en- administration v pu-
olicidad $31,252.68, dejando en-
,aja $15,267.3 SO.
Las Sociedades Espandas
Confederadas de New York y
Brooklyn, recaUdaron $39,277.
45, mandaron a Espana So
1926, gastaron en- publicidad
v administration $7,827.84 y de
aaron en- caja un balance de
81 ,996.96.
Los Amigos Americanos de
Filadelfia recaudaron $34, $685.
43, mandaron a Espaha $751;
1892, gastaron en- publicidad
y administrator S1O,584.Oe y
dejaron un balance en- mano de
SO, 322.05.
Amigos del Battalion Abraham
Lincoln, de New York, recauda
ron $38, 834.37, mandaron a Es
La gaceta., 1937-09-07

paha S1S, 697.75 gastaron en- adj
ministraci6n Y publicidad S.
645.93 Y dejaron en- GAIA SILL
49l.l9.
Comite Popular Democratico
de Socorro a Espana, de Tam
pa, recaud6 $16,845.51, mand6
a Espana 8 $500, gast6 en- ad-
ministraci6n y publicidad 5000.
IL y dej6 en- GAIA $1O,453.15
Comite Central de Alivio pa
ia la Rep1blica Espanola. de
Washington, recaud6 $11,S32.-
Sc, no mand6 NADIA a Espafa,
gast6 en- administration v pu-
blicidad $29S.7 10 Y dei6 en- GAIA
S11,543.86.
Trade Union Relief for Spain
de New York; ingresos, Is, 1852.
rs; administration y publicidad
1892; no mand6 NADIA a Espa-
ma balance en- mano, S12,429.-
81.
Comite de Ambulancia para
Espana. de New York: ingresos
$16,373.11; mandado a Espana,
NADIA; administration v publ
cidad, NADIA ell GAIA $16,373.11.
Liga Americana contra la
guerra Y ell Fascismo, de New
Yor: ~ingresos, $5S4.65; man
dados a Espaha, $584,65.
Amigos Americanos de la De-
mocracia Espanola, Gle New
York: ingresos, 1921. Sc; man
dado a EspaEa, $1,290.94; adj
ministraci6n y publicidad, ST.
246.39, balance, $284o33
La gaceta., 1937-09-07

Los amigos de Espana ell
Montreal, Canada, habian orga-
nizado I'm banquete en- honor de
Don Marcelino Domingo y Do
ia Isabel de Palencia.
Cuando habian terminado de
conner, seminaristas catolicos,
mandates por sus superiores,
%irrumpieron en- ell hotel, anne
nazando con agredir al insigne
ciudadano.
Don Marcelino, lie dijo uno
de los organizadores del ban
quote, tendremos que salir por
la puerta falsa.
-Por esa puerta no saldre
yo. Me ire por donde ustedes me
trajeron.
Los acobardados sacaron fuer
zas de flaqueza y ell exministro
de la Repdblica sali6 por la puec
"a principal, mientras los semi
naristas, enganados y necios,
yritaban y aullaban.
La gaceta., 1937-09-07
EI almuerzo en- Ell Centre

NJ 0tmUeTZO en- Ell Centre
I'm acto impresionante fue el
del Centre Espahol de West
Tampa.
Cuando ell Sr. Marcelino Do :
mingo, su esposa Y ell Comite Pc
pular Democratico en- pleno lie
garon al ediEcio de West Tam
pa ,alrededor de las mesas ha-
bian tornado asientos, en- los pi-
SOS altos y bajo, 1,400 personals.
Don Ramn Fernandez Rey, 81
presidente del Centre Espanol,
acompanado por la directiva,
di6 la bienvenida al Sr. Domin-
go Y 81 esposa, ofreciendoles las
casas del Centre.
Junto con ell Sr. Domingo Y
su esposa, en- la mesa presiden-
cial, tomaron asiento los Sres.
Ramon Fernandez Rey Y su es-
posa, Jose Martinez, Victoria :
no Manteiga, Jose Rey, Pedro
Ramirez Moya, Alfredo Coma :
lez, Pedro Blanco, Ben Davis,
Y 81 esposa, Albert Simmons,
Manuel Corral v esposa, Jime :
no Menendez, Benjamin Blan :
co, Srta. Evangelina Lafuente
Sra, Aurelio Prado, ell consul in
terino Sr. Gustavo Jimenez y ei
posa, Mariana Rodriguez, Ma ,
riano Alvarez y Ell Comite De
mocratico en- pleno.
Servido el almUerzO por 81 res
La gaceta., 1937-09-07

Domingo Y sus acompanantes,
ell Sr. Ramon Fernandez Rey,
presidente del Centre; ell DR..
Santiago Paniello, medico direc
tor; ell Sr. Vale, ell administra-
dor; una numerosa comisi6n de
la Seccion de Damas y MEM
bros de la Directiva.
Habitaci6n por habitaci6n vi
sit6 ell Sr. Domingo, hablando
con los enfermos. En- una de las
habitaciones estrech6 la mano
del Sr. Antonio Cueto, secreta-
rio de la Secci6n de Propagan-
da, que Sc encuentra enfermo.
Visit6 tambien la sala de los
Rayos x y ell pabell6n de tuber-
culosos.
En- la sala-comedor del Sana-
torio, la directiva Y Ell cuerpo
medico obsequiaron a sus Illus
tres visitantes.
ALI, Ell Sr. Jose Colmenares,
miembro de la directiva, en- un
sentido discurso ofreci6 al Sr.
Domingo ell Sanatorio y TODD 10
que ell Centre Espanol vale.
LIE contest6 ell visitante con
palabras de honda emoci6n, a.
preciando la labor realizada en-
America por 10 sespanoles y sus
descendientes.
La Secci6n de Damas del Cen
tro Espahol lie entreg6 I'm ramo
de flores a la Sra. Domingo.
La segunda vista de la tarde
Sc hiZo al Sanatorio del Centre
Asturiano.
La directiva, con ell presiden.
tie a la cabeza, y ell director del
S~anatorio, DR.. Perez, estrecha-
ron en- la puerta la mano de
Don Marcelino y su esposa.
A la entrada, en- la sala de re
cibo, la reina del Centre Astu-
riano, Srta Vicenta Longo, en-
treg6 a la Sra. Domingo un bou
quet de flores, acompanada por
sus damas de honor.
Con cast todos los enfermos
hahl6 ell Sr. Domingo, interro-
gando a varios de ellos sobre SUI
lugar de nacimiento y sus fami-
lias.
La sala de operaciones fu6
muy elogiada por Ell quito hues-
ped de la colonia latina.
En- Ell sal6n-eomedor sc ohse-
qui6 con dulces y refrescos.
(Paso Il "a ia, pda,l
La gaceta., 1937-09-07
Los grandk aites del Sabado Domingo y
Lunes en- Honor de Don MarCeinO Domingo

ia Srta. MERCEDES Fernandez,
prcsidcnta de la secci6n de da-
mas, Y otraS personals. Las mu~
chachas de la secci6n de damas
acompaiaron a la Sra. Domin-
go por TODD ell edificio.
En- la sala de la directiva, fue
ron obseqriados los visitantes.
Paquito Garcia lie di6 la bien.
venida Y hablaron Jose Marti
neg Y nuestro director, Sr. Vic
toriano Manteisa.
Despues, ell Sr. Domingo, pr
nunci6 unas frases elocuentisi
mas, recordando a Jose MART
de quien dijo era cubano y a
mismo tempo muy espanol. Ii
evocaci6n del ap6stol conmovit
a los asistentes.
BESIDE ell Cfrculo, en- los auto
mviles del comite de reception
Sc traslad6 Ell distinguish grupc
a la Unione Italiana. ALI lie die.
ron la bienvenida al intellectual
espanol Y su esposa, ell secreta.
rio de la Unione Italiana, Sr
Vicente Antinori; Ell Sr. Pau.
Longo, expresidente, y otras
personals.
En- la sala de bale, en- mesas
bien preparadas, Sc obsequi6 a
los visitantes.
Antinori pronunci6 un elo-
cuentfsimo discurso en- italiano,
diciendo que ell seRtimiento de
la colonia italiana estaba en- ia,
vor de la causa de Espana, del
%gobierno legitimo, en- proper
ci6n de 95 por ciento contra 5.
Hizo votos ell Sr. Antinori por ell
triunfo de la causa de Espafa y
la felicidad del Sr. Domingo y
su esposa.
Conmovedoras fueron las pa
labras de condensation de Don
Marcelino.
Habl6 de la gloria de Italia,
que ell fascismo no podra des :
truir, y dijo que Ell porvenir de-
volvera la libertad a un pueblo
merecedor de los mejores desti-
nos.
Tambien congratul6 a la co.
lonia italiana por mantenerse
unida a la espanola y Guiana en-
la contienda antifascista.
En- ia Italia" recibieron al
Sr. Domingo, ell p~residente Ia
nasino Glaviano, ell secretario v
miembros de la ~directiva.
Breves palabras de salutaci6n
Sc brind6 por ell triunfo de Els
pafia y la liberaci6n del mundo.
La gaceta., 1937-09-07
La velada en- cl Teatro del Centro Asturlano tue
una expression briIlantisima del sentimiento
leal de Tampa
Emocionante ell discurso ~pronunciado en- el
Centric Espanol de West Tampa

Dos veces, una EN- 1881. Y Ia
otra en- 1886, Francisco Franc
visit6 a Don Manuel Azaha y L
dijo que Sc mantenia fiel a la
Repdblica. Y que 81 dudaba de
81 pediria 81 retro.
Don Manuel Azaia, un hon.
bre de honor, lie crey6 las dos
veces, estimando que Franco
era tambien un hombre de no.
nor. I'm mes antes de la rebellion
de julio, Franco reiteraba su ad
hesi6n al gobierno Y ell regi-
men; un mes mas tarde la trail
cionaba.
Cit6 ell hecho de que genera
les monarquicos Y cat6licos, CO.
mo Salcedo, Pita Carload, Bal
mes Y otros, prefirieron ser flu
silados antes que rebelarse con-
ira un regimen al cual habfan
iurado fidelidad. En- cambio o.
tros que decian ser republica-
nos como la alimana Queipo de
Llano v Cabanellas, mancharor
su palabra de honor Y su decoro
de hombres.
Dedic6 la Ultima parte de 81
oraci6n al miedo de las naciones
democraticas, miedo que permit
tie hoy a Italia y Alemania, los
| paises fascistas, realizar infa-
mias como no las recuerda la
historic de la humanidad.
lei miedo parece haber parali-
zado a las naciones que tienen
ell deber de salirle al canine a
los nuevos mOnstruos.
Por miedo a las amenaZas y
fanfarronadas de los paises die
tatoriales, sc viene sacrificando
a Espana, a I'm regimen de lega-
lidad y justicia.
Cuando ell orador finaliz6 ell
p1blico lie tribute una ovaci6n
que dur6 yarios minutes.
La gaceta., 1937-09-07

Defender la carsa de Espa-
ia en- MEXICO, ell general Lazaro
Cardenas, su gobierno, los inte-
lectuales, los m~aestros, ell probe
tariado mejicano w..
Combaten la causa de la Re
p1blica Espanola, en- Mejico, los
aspanoles fascistas y reacciona-
rios, que no Sc atreven con el
pueblo mejicano, pero que hos
tilizando a Espana Green hosti-
liar a los liberales mejicanos.
Y muchos temen que en- dia
no LELAND, por la maldad de esos
espanoles fascistas e imbeciles
vuelva a sonar la campana de
Dolores.
La gaceta., 1937-09-07

Don Marcelino nos dijoj Va
rios generates monarquicos y
cat6licos, que habfan jurado
lealtad a la Republica, pref
rieron ser fusilados a traicio-
mar su juramento. Cit6 los nom
bres de algunos de esos gene
rales: Salcedo y Pita Carload,
que mandaban en- la Coruna ;
Balmes, Batet.
En- cambio los que alardea-
ban de republicanos, Queipo
de Llano, Cabanellas y Mola---.
traicionaron a Espana y a la
Rep1blica convirtiendose en-
repulsivos instrumentos del
fascismo International.
La gaceta., 1937-09-07
UNA RECEPTION

Despues de la velada, la direc
tiva del Centre Asturiano ofre-
Ici6 una reception, en- la sala al
ia, en- honor del Sr. Domingo.
Ali lie atendieron y agasaja-
ron ell presidente Sr. Carlos
| Menendez, ell vicepresidente Jo-
sc Gutierrez y otros miembros
de la junta dfrectiva.
LIE di6 la bienWenida ell Sr.
Menendez y ell Sr. Domingo lie
contest6 con un eloeuente dis
curse, recordando a los her6i-
cos asturianos que en- los riscos
de su pals defender a la Repd-
blica y 10 que ella significa. Jo-
sc Martinez agradeci6 ell recibi-
miento hecho por ell Centre As
turiano al Sr. Domingo.
Las damas de la secci6n del
Centre Asturiano, con la Srta.
Eyangelina Lafuente a la cabe-
"a, rodearon a la Sra. Domingo,
que agradeci6 sinceramente sus
finezas.