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The Hardin tribune-herald., 1937-11-19
Community
Thanksgiving
Hardin Churches To Join In Union
Service Next Thursday 10 a. m.
Harriet Theatre.

In accordance with the custom
of our land and the proclamation
Of the mayor Hardin will have a
Community Thanksgiving service
in the Harriet theatre on Thanks
giving Day, Thursday, Nov. Is, be-
ginning at 1000 O'Clock a. m.
The following program is an
nounced bv the Minister'S Associa-
ton Of Hardin:
Prelude ..... MRS. w. J.. Brekke
Invocation. Rev william Werner
CONGREGATIONAL Hymn
Scripture. ...... Rev. Ben Nelson
Musical Number. Community Choir
Prayer of Thanksgiving. 80.
........ Rev. A. w. Phillips
Duet. Earl A. Sibley and willard
J. Scott
Offering for local charities taken
by Murche Thompson.
Offertory. :. Mrs. w. J. Brekke
Solo. Merrill B. Evensorf
Thanksgiving message.
Rev. Albert Hilf
Musical Number, Community Choir
BeneoictiQn Rev e T. 0laoa1i
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1937-11-19
B!oy'sSpuds
+. - %.. =
,j&:, aoe ~ ~
Edgar M. Spriggs Al Fstato
Club Member Of WyolA Rsised
500 Sacks on 2 Ae1es.,

Edgar NJ 8priggs, q 4-H RatAto
.clnb msalher ofsM1ola eosnnMp-
.ity has sent In 4 ~ sAsnDle to3 the
certtfieda seed tuu4atoss which, he
produced hast yeAr, and which iS
on exhibit In the county extensioH
Office in Hardin. He produced two
acres efS the finest potatces ever
ratseds'in Big Horn county and has
one of two fields which passed Ia
spectionI. by the Montana Potato
Seed Growers association during
the past year. -: =.
Edgar dug three hundred sacks
of potatoes from this field from
which he has selected $50 sacks
for sale for seed purposes bearing
the Blue, Ribbon tag Of certifica-
ton. D."
These potatoes are offered for
sale now, the proceeds of which
will help defray expenses Of at
tending Brigham Young University
at Provo, Utah. where Edgar has
matriculated for the: year. =:
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1937-11-19
Health Clinic For
Pupils of Grades
At Hardin Grade Building Nov. "a.
Preventaatives for Smallpox
And Diphtheria.

The school trustees have obtain
ed DR.. Haverfield's services and
plan to hold a clinic for the pur-
pose of giving vaccination for
smallpox. and incubation for
diphtherta, at the Hardin grade
school, Nov. "a, at 100 O'Clock.
Any parents wishing to have
pre-school children vaccinated or
inoculated may have it done at
this time. for soc for both vaccina-
ton and incubation, OF 25t tor
each one.
Children from rural schools
whose parents wish them vaccfn-
ated or -inoculated, will be brought
to Hardin by bus for the purpose.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1937-11-19

Mrs. J. B. Quest and Mrs. Loren
quest entertained at their home
on West Third street, Tuesday af-
ternoon, at q shower for Miss LII
liam Quest. Games and CONVERSE
tion furnished entertainment after
which the guests were served a
dainty lunch at tables DECORATED
Tor the Thanksgiving season. The
guests were Mrs. Matt Koch, Mrs.
Glen Quest and Mrs. Bochey, of
custer and Mrs. J. H. lesser, Mrs.
y. j. .kleinhesselink, Mrs. Jens
kaioerg, Mrs. J. r. Dyckman, Mrs.
!nskeep and Mrs. Ira Cochran of
Aardin. Miss Quest received many
aseful and beautiful gifts.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1937-11-19

Mrs. Earl A. Sibley and Mrs.
Arthur c. Sweeney were hostesses
at the regular meeting of the La
dies Circle OF the Congregational
church Thursday afternoon.
Steve Tupper, who is engaged
in the wholesale plumbing supply
business at Lincoln, Neb., spent
the weekend visiting old friends
in Hardin. More than a quarter of
a century ago Mr.. Tupper was en-
gagged In the hardware and fur1Ii-
ture business In Hardin, being q
member Of the. firm of. Johnston
u Iupper, Their store was located
in the building at the corner of
Third street and Center avenGe,
now occupied by the Mission Inn.
Steve has q host Of friends among
the old-timers here who are al
ways glad to see him.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1937-11-19
Hundred Seventy-Ffve Atseha4
L. 2 H..sffiesdl cl,1sagE en- MI 1 |. E., !,
''.'..- President, :>.'fi"'t[Gtr ~ y. =

the pinth, ahnn4E ,Insstip And
banquet Of the Hin HOtM nMnty
rod q Gun club held ~ the HAP
Siin,. primary, grade eca10Dt / SZMr
t,asinna, Monday el!in WE ihs-
tenoldfs by apRroziAtety 1. lI5:
SpoSS SSnien ofBig Horn county and
adjdauIhg territory, incltding .
largE delee1tion : from Sheridan
~M pa,ltabt. r,lidt !, teane dinner .aip,.s,
waSIpfepirod and setyeds the
ConSfS8l 8ltidtial church, Ixdtes,, Cir-
the :tlpb. Frank B. 'Aosrason, pres
ideht 66 the Big Horn! County Rod
6tss0un scluh. presided as toastzmas-
esf and: introdnced the following
f.7W. yendt. president Of the
MontafiA Wild Life Federation and
Secretary Messeft- Of the same as
src1sflp6 we're present from Great
F618yAn spoke7 on the aims Of
-f1lotf federation and asked for the
sllt1oort OF the rod, and gun clubs
Of the state, both In, point OF
fpenhe her8hip and cash. -
fB, l.. Price of Laurel, president
'of the Montana Fish g., q am e
commission. who hasn't, missed =
banquet .of the Big Horn County
Rod d Gun club since Adam was
aS.colt. made one Of his always en-.
Uyable and interesting tails on
MDntanaS fish and Rame: 'itSN|
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1937-11-19

The tuelM @ tne ,SsI: aS:
court opek.l4sSA gtr = nry
morning vaaSsNW =
Of .Btntn9 1eesa0in& o A
Prater, Jud DerIys stenos! ags1.s,
reporting r. 9est1m9ny, fno Ga ~ :
q Court - e. No'S "s
the clefE :ss3.; a.. .s,,.,,,,.,
Egg tsss .1 ~ ~, ~ W. ~. 49, II
Goc6et 70 30 e 49, wAs u1ns,s,e 49,, y.
the state G ocAge Maesiets ~,
Lodge Grass is.nes, Saec,s" c,Ss 49, st
naVing on ~ ~sn q SAsss 49,
committeo auIs u N Hx.
como oesfse N.,P stas Ps. ~. ~ ~
ana MIS-: a'''nsS ~ sas''
son Iack. =. - r, =, c,,,,.i..,,,, ..,,..,
Soungy ~. ~, ~. sst.s! ~ -
RLosscug0u a. n.1.l:.sss,,sss n.11s.s::A Ass
'ssste ste:eo1.1a0ssse0Snse..1gs.es,,ss;sss5 :eo1.10ssse0 .Sne ..1s.ts,,;sss
yly WAs 4 y; 1sessaS 49,
Hs' DSt - - 80 .assn
g.n; =; IN ,,sss Watsss.... E..s. -. -. eTsss Mr;
Mali .:,, n: WCn, S..9ss Ia 'I4, X... M =
Earl MiAer. 1m. ftgu'i1 :.
Lodge Gta. hSIn, =: =
springs, Wyot.~aah- .feEsslsol
~. Aa'ief' anu eeii
Pryor. -:
Tne witnesses .tt!e ssaCS Wers
!. ~. Matt1ngiy..sS WIe, Ei "
an4 son.. ,Jack.. MoN -. ,6orn-
no!S, OF Ror1aaiap, WINNIE burns
:; =: Snrsys; ROOert oiakeiey !1. ano
Hupert WooaALa on tne Llttie aoin
valley. WaLnesS stVI stnG @ u~sIe,ise ~
were Jas. WI1enI; M. ~; smltn
QUO bfockWay' tFea 6akers sano
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1937-11-19
Artists Work
Is Displayed
a Very Interesting and Different
Program Given by Hardin
Woman's Club.

Another interesting and differ
ent program was presented to the
Hardin Woman's club on Tuesday
evening at the county library. The
main program consisted OF the
presentation Of the block prints
OF Helen Hyde, a collection valued
Helen Hyde was an American
artist who lived in San Francisco
and studied in America, Europe
and Japan.
Her print work was noteworthy,
showing great grace in subjects
and pleasing color combinations.
She never portrayed sadness, but
provoked laughter and happiness
IN her pictures, many of which
dealt with Mexican and Jauanese
subjects. She also studied and
made prints of the American
Painstaking care and precision
must be used in block printing. Tor
each different color must be mt
on by separate wood block. Mrs.
M: A. Thompson read: q paper
which accompanied the exhibit,
Preceding the display a short
business meeting was. held, and
following the presentation Miss
Pauline Kleinhesselink sang two
numbers: The Silver Moon" by
Eum1no: and Two Hearts in
Infee-Quarter Time" by" Stoltz.
sne was accompanied by Miss
Slater at the plano.
mrs: O. Y. Weir and Miss Da,le
were hostesses. At an attractiveiv
decorated table Miss Mildred Trus-
sell and Miss Frances Turner
poured tea. eA
The next meeting Of the Wom-
ans club will feature a program
'ny a representative Of the Hoily
Sugar COMPANY.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1937-11-19
win BE Held ut Warren Hall Next
Thursday Evening, Nov. Is.
Buy Z Tkckae 81.

At q useatiae of: tile Hardin H.
sociated Charities held m ne
assembly rpom of ~ Atr Hn9n
County Carnegie library, vledaes-
day evening, arrangements were
completed for the annual charity
ball given by this organization
each year on. THANKSGIVING day!
The, ball win be held in the
next Thursday svening,, Nov. Is:
Music viii be furni4hed by Gordon
Brekkes ,ftye-piece qrchestra, and
admts9tom tickets, as usual, will
be @1. The proceeds from the an
nual Charity bail 60 into a fund
from which purchases Of necessi-
ties for the unfortunate are made
by the ofi1cerD, OF the association.
Tickets to the dance win Le
sold By q Committee 81 ladies who
Will canvass the city Thoroughly
during the NEXT few DAYS, so be
ready with your dollar to help a
most worthy cause-whether you
da!Ace oF not, purchase a ticket.
s. ~ MeQneSday nights meeting
the fon0Wtf1g committees were
named, Oy. vice-President r. A,
vickena who becoanes president
Tor the remainder OF the wear be.
cause Of the removal from the city
of REV. N. T. Hannant,. who has
sss pse<'dsnt the past several
Charity bsil-sanaeS Durkin. DR.
": Az Ranster, John Redmon.
Ticket Sale-MrS. &. e.. Iintha-
cum, Mrs. M. E. brown. Ma. Wn.
Frazer, Mrs. L. r. Cool. ! q
Investigating conmittse u tSs
Borghilde Dahle, 1Gnrehe n
Thompson, Miss Marian Plurarner.I
Robert Kruger, Rev. hen M
Rev. G. L. Shook. ! <PE'ssssss'
Beef and spud committee--c. A.
Corkins, John L. swindls, ,NL. S.
MCAlnSLer. ~ J.
|. Purchasing committeeZAars. l.
enbitt. lefss y A6absk- Ieank1in:
AaE$ H. p. Kenyon. y
Xmas Package comini ewdes.
NJ A. Thomson. Miss Borehiide
DAhle. Mrs. o. Y. Weir, Girl Scouts
and Boy Scouts.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1937-11-19

Mrs. Dan w. Maddox entertained
Cnapter L. of the p. E. O. sister
hood wednesday afternoon. It was
Education day and Mrs. w. A. RAN
s1er presented a paper and Mrs,
Henry Small conducted the con-
stitutional quiz.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1937-11-19

The Btrtaaday efns Hast 1ast week
at the hCG1ae o. 1krS. .. B.se1usst 40.
honoE her granddaughtef, Mss
Lillian Quest, who Is soon to De 4
bride. The guests were entertained
with, heano. after which Mrs.
Quest served q delicious lunch to
the members of the club. the
honored guest, and AIRS, Glen
Quest OF Custer. Miss Quest was
presented with 4 beantful gift
from the club. =;
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1937-11-19

Il "a S1{e ! e NJ. Hen,
yy rtt1e, pgye and u =.
GreenwS1t, cantl i3( resfsttng
ln .oGacer, the detenaaiats appe1x-
ca with, their at1ney, Bert w
1IrunmiIIer and o6iaiS SSed their. for
Mer pleas of not q II that of
eAch sentenced to ply q nnes of
t500 and each wsa given o s1ne
pended sentence - olnA&Haar IN
the county jail on a45hknt u me
fines into court, which they did;
GreenwaN was given q suspended
sentence Of SIX 1Aontns In the
county jail. The suspended SEN.
tence OF each ofsfhe three was
conditional on good behavior and
the court retained: turisdiction.
On motion, Of the county at.
torney, pursuant to q statement
from former Judge o. y. Goddard
that an agreement had been en-
tered ainAoato the affect that II, the
defendasst wotld s1eszx 8 tie ssfate
The 4assaultto kill charge aagainst
George. Steinnnetz would be DIS
missed, The case was removed from
the docket, It appearing that
Eteinmetzs has, left, Montana for /
distant state. - -.
The case .oi the state vs.. C. r..
Palmer, charged with obtaining
property under false pretense was
reset for Nov. ~ H. w. Bunston
Is his attorney.
All OF "Wednesday and till Thurs
day afternoon at $3.50 was taken
up In the trial Of tile case of the
state vs.. Arlie Keasling, Of Lodge
Grass, charged with stealing a
ca1 from Berry Roberts, Oct. 9Th.
last. County Attorney C.. C. Quinn
prosecuted while Bert w. Kron-
miller defended. The Jury COM
pr1sed Freeland Scott. Raw G.
THOMPSON, Fred Wattenburg. Her
bert Barthall, Orville r, Stoyal
John A. Glenn, w. T. Rule, Jr., 9.
Z: Kenyon, J. E Conver, Ben Feller.
Wilbur s. Fish and Dell Morrison.
State witnesses were Berry Rob. Rob.
erts. Carl Jepperson. John snear
Lee Roberts, Charlie Long, Henry
n. Olrlch, Ben Gardner, Laura
Gardner' A. w. Gardner and Dude
Sorger: Defense witnesses were
ArLe keasling, Mrs. Ole Nelson,
yonn T. Ryan. John A. Perry, Jim
Holiey and Katie Keasling. The
case went to the Jury at 3:56
Thursday afternoon:
AS the Tribune-Herald goes to
press at 1000 p. m., Thursdav the
neasllng jury reports not guilty.
Inc cases against Charles
aaynes. who was foreman of CON.
Struction on the new court honse
oulldlng, and Jas. F. SulIens en-
pioyed under him on charpes ny
violation OF the 8-hour law CONS
3e1ore the court at-s:30 this FRI
day: morning. ' '''-
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1937-11-19

John Tarro, recently from Red
Lodge, who has had IA years ex-
perience IN the hardware business
IN Montana has accepted a posi-
lion with the Eder Hardware Com
pany. With his wife and four
year-old son he is occupying one
OF the Pitsch apartments on west
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1937-11-19
KlIzGsAGAIN HEADS BEET
aGRoWERS OF MTN. STATES

! e;At Me annual meeting Of the
lfountAin States Beet Growers
.1fa1Eettng association at Greeley,
,c616 lfondzy, A. L. Ltel, sa Colo
rado stateS senator and widely
m6aA farmer Of Sterling, Colo,
v1E~,, re-eleeted president. :: Beet
gtuWeE9 Ii the mountain i states
area served by the Great ;Mestern
8near CO: constitute; the n1eGnber-
st1tp oes the association.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1937-11-19
BiuHorn We'll. ), !. ,
Represented IS I! !


&, Hi, Hpgas edntf twaa eyaell Iep>
resented sak.t6e ss1eecnoA ttnn S6h6o3
and ssDrauiai aE1stitute At Rulings
tHS SweekCu1tder-fhs.-aifoceauas os
0 E. Knapp 6f. the National Re-
Creation association of New York,
Co operating with the Montana
state and county extension service.
The, work. given at this school
includes training in directing and
staging Of plays in rural and ur.
han communities. 80.
Delegates + attending from. Big
Horn: county and Organizations
fepresented:. are: as follows:
Mrs. III; e.. Smell. ST. Xavier
Home Demonstration club; Mrs,
logan Kingston, H. E.. o. Club Of
Hardin bench; Mrs Hattie, RAN
dali ,a1Eo--Leggins Home Demon
stration club; Mrs. Mabel Frank
lin and Mrs. Lowe, Hardin Wom-
ans club: Mrs. Horace Hudson.
Halfway Home Demonstration club:
MS. r. Long, Upper Big Horn
Home Demonstration club.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1937-11-19
ofkN SEASON FoRkHUsaTlBi1s Y
DEER CLOSED LAST MONDAY

il The open season for hunting
deer and mountain goats in Non
tanA clceed Monday. Hunters will
be permitted 10 kill elk in the SUN
river aria until Dec. 1, and on the
firing line" north a. the Yellow
Stone National Park In the Gardi-
ner 1erritory until March l. The
open s.eason on bear win NOT close
unta June i. =
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1937-11-19

Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Reilley
spent Sunday at Miles City with
their daughter, Miss Billie Reilley,
a sten0grapher in the office Of
the. county agent
La gaceta., 1937-08-06
LAS TROPAS BEL GENERAL
RODEAN A HUESCA

Madrid, agosto 6.-4Eh ejer-
otto del este, mandado por Ell
general Pozas, exministro de la
guerra, tiene rodeada a Hues-
ca, la ciudad que es su principal
objective.
La ofensiva del ejercito re-
publicano es poderosisima en- G.
Sc sector y esta apoyada por ae-
roplanos y artilleria masarna.
Los milicianos derrotaron a
los fascistas en- un combate, mi
ciando despues INA ofensiva
contra esa ciudad.
En- ell frente de Teruel las tro
pas leales hostilizan hoy ell flan-
co de los facciosos y han content
do ell avance de la columna que
seguia ell canine de Cuenca.
Noticias mentirosas de los
facciosos dicen que la caida de
Santander es inminente v que
ell gobernador esta dispuesto a
rendirse.
Las tropas leales en- ell fren-
tie de Santander sc han reorga-
nizado y m~antienen la iniciati-
va. Aver la artilleria leal bonn
barde6 a Espinosa de los Mon
teros.
Eel mando faccioso asegura
que los barcos piratas hicieron
presa de guerra, llevandolo al
Ferrol, al vapor mercante leal
"Jacinta".
Las tropas catalanas amena-
La gaceta., 1937-08-06
Chang KA Shek trata de n a los generates
cahmos en- la guerra contra el mvasor japoses
Las tropas de Marking Sc han a~trincherado
f~irnAenfente en- Chahar

Iconstruyen defelfsas contra un
lavance japones a 10 largo del fe-
rrocarril Peiping-Sulyuan.
Estiman los observadores mi
litares extranjeros que ell Jap6u
debera reforzar grandemente 81
lejercito de 10000 hombres que
tiene en- ell Norte, 81 ha de ex-
tender sus actividades en- ese
distrito.
Todos los elementos favora-
bles a Marking que habia en- ell
IConsejo Hopeh-C hahar estan
lsiendo expulsados por los japo-
neses, qre utilizan para hacerlo
a Chang Tse-Chung, ell expresi-
dente INFERNO. Uno de los desti-
tuidos 10 es Chin Teh, Chum,
Iexalcalde de Paiping.
Una avanzada japonesa COM
bate a 10 largo del ferrocarril
Peiping-Hankow Y no CANA te-
rreno.
Ell embajador japones Kawa
goe trata de reanudar las nego-
ciaciones con ell mando chino,
creyendo podra conVencer a
Chang Y sus generates de la
inutilidad de la guerra.
Mas de 1000 heridos estan
siendo curados en- los hospitales
de los alrededorcs de Peiping.
LIS facilidades de hospital son
iladecuadas Y ell tratamiento da
do a los heridos no es ell adecua-
do.
Los oficiales japoneses con-
ceden importaneia a la nueva
unidad china, que cada veg pa
rece mas evidente.
Mucha significaci6n se con-
ceden a los Wales dados a Nam
king por ell gobernador de
Shangtung, general Han lFu-
chu.
La gaceta., 1937-08-06
|NUEVA LISTA DE CONTRI.
BUUYENTES PARA Ell CO.
MITE POPULAR DEMOCRA-
TICO DE SOCORRO A
ESPANA

C~ontribuyo con $10.: Fran
cisco Candamio.
Contribuyeron con 81: Car
los Miranda Antonio L6uez, ne
vero, Cooperative Ell Recurso,
Argentine Cafe, La Colonial
Coffee Mills, Alfredo y Fami-
liza Grocery, Latin American
Laundry, La Segunda Central,
Los Helados de Ybor, Conkey
Feed Co., Crist6bal Chiveli, F,
'Suarez, Sabana Beer.
Contribuyeron con $1.00:
Latin American Garage, 2 Sc
manas, Eugenio Lera Groce-
ry, 2 semanas, M. Alvarez
Grocery, 2 semanas, La Palo-
ma Bakery, 2 semanas, Ma
nuel del Rio, 2 semanas, Jose
Gonzalez, 2 semanas, Cuco
Valdes, 2 semanas, Serra's Ell
Boulevard Restaurant, 2 soma
mas, P. p, Gaspar Garcia Bar
Der Shop, Johnny Diaz, Brick
House Cafe, Cooperative La
Comune, Enersto's Cafe, Mi
chigan Cafe, Martinez y Co.,
Green House Cafe, Alameda
Poultry, A. Y Garcia Tuxedo,
Alexandra Garcia, Miguel VII
dial, relojero, La Montaiesa
Grocery, Jose Campoamor, 10
sc Acosta, Jose Novio, Joaquin
Huerta, Joaquin del Barrio,
I'm Socialista, Benigno Rodri-
guez, Ybor Furniture, Manuel
Garcia, Broadway Furniture,
Ell Serene del Reloj, Cafeteria
Ell Modelo, Mascunana Print
ing Co., Fructuoso Gonzalez,
Guillermo Temes, La Corona
Cafeteria, Excelsior Printing
Co., Cooperative La Llegada,
Cooperative La Epoca, Panade-
ria La Union Maxine Alva-
rez, Noises Filling Station, Ru-
bios Drug Store, Cafeteria La
Nacional, Tomas Alfonso Gro
Gerry, Panaderia La Palma, Bel
mont Shr Co., Tampa, Reliable
Cleaners, Betsy Rose Baking
Co., Felix Garcia, Leonardo
Garcia, Juan Bernardo, Ra-
(PdsG a Ia Ia. pdg.l
La gaceta., 1937-08-06

Shangai, Agosto 6.-E go
|bierno central de Marking ira
ia de suavizar las viejas rene
Has de los generates chinos y
snirlos .frente a la criminal in.
vasi6n japonesa.
Realiza gestiones cerca de
los generates Y conferenciA con
ellos, ell generalisimo Chang
Kai Shek, primer ministro del
Iobierno central.
Gran n1mero de personals sc
marckan diariamente de Shan
9hai por tenor a la aventura de-
,onquista de los japoneses.
BESIDE aver ell pals Sc encuen-
ira en- estado de guerra por vir-
sud de I'm acrerdo tornado por
i gobierno que preside Chang.
Ell mando chino ha ordenado
1 sus tropas resistan la inva-
sion japonesa hasta morir.
Los japoneses han empezado
. comprender que no domina-
an facilmente, como esperaban
"a provincial de Chahar. Las
tropas del generalisimo Chang
iguen entrando en- esa provin-
ia desde ell noroeste Y estan
abriendo trincheras en- Nankow
un centric ferrocarrilero a 80
millas de Peiping.
Hasta muy recientenante,
iChahar y su capital Kaigan, te-
MAN una guarnici6n de restos
del ejereito 20 bajo Ell mando
del gobernador Liu Ju-Ming,
que los japoneses decian sra a.
migo suyo. La llegada de las
tropas del gobierno central ale
ia la posibilidad de que los ja-
poneses Sc apoderen mansamen-
te del norte de China.
Las tropas de Marking Sc
han atrincherado firmemente V
La gaceta., 1937-08-06
Las Milicias hicieron un hgero avance
por la c~arretera de Andalucia
Oficiales italianos y alemanes maltratan con
sus fustas a los espanoles.
Tres vapores ingleses entraron en- Santander
para probar que no existe bloqueo

a la obra del general Franco y
dice que hasta los propios so.-
dados del jefe fascista conside-
ran a SUI jefe como I'm instru-
mento de Hitler y Mussolini.
I'm corresponsal ingles habl6
on a oficiales espanoles del e.
jercito de Franco Y estos lie die
ron a entender era possible una
revrelta contra la intromision
fascista en- Espana.
Los oficiales italianos v ale
names de Franco han llegado
hasta ell extreme de pegar a los
espaholes con las fustas que tie
men para los caballos.
Han llegado a Barcelona, lue
go de una odisea para salir del
territorio fa~scista, la Sra. Car
men Rodriguez y un s1bdito po-
laco.
Han llegado tambien a la ca
pital catalina 1l9 ciudadanos
que Sc evadieron de las Cana
rias nadando hasta UNI vapor
frances que los recogi6 y llev6
a csc puerto.
AL mediodia entr6 un trans
porte frances en- Santander,
hizo un reconocimiento v sali5
con rumbo desconocido.
La prueba de que en- Santan-
der no existe bloqueo es que en-
tres dias han entrado otros tan
tos vapores mercantes ingleses.
La gaceta., 1937-08-06
NOTA OFFICIAL DEL GOBIER
NO SOBRE LAS ESTRIDEN-
CIAS DE LOS
TAS

Habana, agosto 6.-La des-
Nergtienza de los machadistas
titulados liberales ha hecho VIZ
brar de indignation al pueblo.
Luego de una energica adver-
tencia del coronel Batista, jefe
del ejercito, la asamblea Libe-
raj. puso fin a sus estridencias
|y los discusses de elogio a Ma
chado Y sus crimenes.
Interpretase ell aviso de Bats
ia como que no permitira que
los consejeros de Maehado vuel
van a particular activamente en-
la politica Guiana.
Despues de haberse publicado
ell aviso de Batista, ell gabinete
del presidente Laredo Bru dis
a la publicidad una nota que di-
ce: Ell %gobierno. no permitira
que las ~garantfas personales y
politicas concedidas por las au-
toridades a todos los cubanos Sc
confundan con la posibilidad de
la reaparici6n de sistemas que
hayan sido energicamente re-
pudiados por ell pueblo de Gu
ba".
La disoluci6n de la asamblea
Liberal despues del aviso de Ba-
tista ~significa su desperation
de la Arena polftica o por 10
menos de los jefes tildados de
Machadistas.
Rafael Guas Inclan, I'm "gua-
taca" de Machado, con un dis
.curso violento Y NAL intenciona-
do provoc6 las palabras de Ba-
tista en- contra de los viejos adj
lateres del dictador desterrado.
Manifesto ell coronel que al
guien guerra ahondar una heri-
da que estaba cerrandose y que
ell no 10 ~permitirfa.
En- su cinismo polftico Guas
lego hasta Ell punto de anate-
matizar Ia revolution de ag0s-
La gaceta., 1937-08-06

La nueva civilization fascis-
ia en- la ciudad que tiene por die
tador al coronel Amanda:
En- San Tirso, misas a las sic
tie Y media; en- San Isidro, mi
sas a las siete, ocho, nueve; en-
San Juan ell Real, misas cada
media bora; en- Santa Maria La
Real de la Corte, misas desde
las siete hasta las nueve; en- la
Presidencia Provincial, misas
de siete a ocho de la manana;
en- Las Salesas, misas desde las
seis a las diez.
Esa3 interesantes noticfas a.
parecen en- la primera plana del
diario Falangista la Nueva
Espana"...
Y mas abajo, EN- ell mismo
diario, acquire, ell vesanico A.
gUirre, prepare otro asesinato
en- masa"..,~
Aguirre, Ell her6ieo Aguirre,
ciudadano que enaltece a Euz-
kadi y la humanidad, calificado
de asesino por los .'matarifes'
que han exterminado miles de
mujeres Y nifos en- las ciudades
indefensas.