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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-22
MilrOy

Mrs. Ed Robinson and Mrs. Al
Jansen of Marshall and Mrs. Her
man Pillotte and daughter, Donna
of Sedan, MINI. were visitors at
the Harry Regnier home Satur-
day.
Mrs. F. L. Dolan accompanied
Mrs. T. B. Hicks to Redwood
Falls Monday.
John Rudd and son, James
spent several days at Frederic,
Wis, the past week. Mr.. Rudd re-
turned Thursday. James remain
ed in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zephyr Trudeau
and sons were callers in Belview
Sunday.
Vincent Ford of Tracy was an
overnight guest at the R. F. Ed
wards home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Welter and
family accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Mort Washburn of Redwood
Falls were visitors at the A. F.
Meyer home at Excelsior and the
Elmer Weigand home at Minnea-
polls. ....z ~. ....,-,
Mr.. and Mrs. vern Philippe
and family were visitors at the G.
c. Christensen home at Lucan
Sunday. - As 81 e. .
The regular meeting of the Lu-
ther League was held at Our Saw
ior's Lutheran church Sunday
evening. Mrs. H. T. Christensen,
Mrs. o. Ness and Mrs. E. Broutie
were the hoStesseS.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Larson of
Wood Lake were visitors at the J.
c. Larson home Sunday.
w. N. Svenning attended
Welfare meeting at Redwood
Falls Tuesday.
Myrtle and Inez Londgren mo-
tored here from Minneapolis Sum
day. Inez remained to assist the
A. w. Londgren home while Myr-
tie returned the same day.
Cotton Bolick of Lucan spent
Thursday night and Friday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Penke.
Mrs. c. C. Seeman and Mrs.
Henry Esser will entertain the
Presbyterian Ladies Aid April %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Johnson of
Cottonwood and Mrs. v. Novak
and family were visitors at the
Pete Soupir home Sunday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-22
Runaway Car Breaks
Hole in Residence

Mankato-The Oscar J. Carlson
family here thought that an
earthquake had broken loose
shortly before midnight one
night last week when driver
less car belonging to Clarence E.
Carlstrom, travelling in reverse,
crashed into the house and
smashed a hole in the concerto
block foundations. Carlstrom's
car was parked on the street when
its owner started to crank it. The
gears were in reverse, and when
the car started, it "looped the
loop and then plunged at the
Carlson house. Carlstrom, mean
while, was clinging to the front
bumper of the car in vain effort
to drag the runaway to halt. He
suffered bruises and decorations
of the face, legs and arms.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-22
WHITE men Here
BEFORE COLUMBUS
SAYS CLUBWOMAN

Minnesota was discovered by
white men before the birth OF Co
lumbus, Redwood Falls high
school students were informed on
Monday. Their somewhat dull
and obviously incomplete 'sbook
larnin" was supplemented Mon
day afternoon by an interesting
and graphic sketch of an early
expedition that carried Norsemen
into the heart of Minnesota in the
year Of 1862.
Miss Lorayne Larson, who has
assisted H. R. Holland in research
establishing that date as import
ant in pre- Columbian American
history, addressed the students in
their sixth combined assembly
program of the year.
Over twenty years of study by
Mr.. Holland. supplemented by re-
search of students at Yale and
authorities in America and Eur
ope, have served to clarity and
substantiate the authenticity of
stone monument discovered near
the village of Kensington. Mimi,
in 1898.
Monument Bears Inscription
The monument bears an in
scription which in free translation
from the Old Swedish as explain
ed by Miss Larson. reads: eve
are Swedes and % Norwegians
on an exploration journey from
Vinland through the western re-
gions. We had camp by a lake
wherein are two Skerries one
days journey north from the
stone. We were out and fished
one day. After we came home
we found ten of our men red with
blood and dead. Ave Maria. Save
us from evil"
On one side the stone reads:
eve have ten Of our party by the
! sea to look after our ships Cor
ship) about 1850 miles journey
from this island. Year 1862"
Other Evidence Discovered
Fourteenth century Scandinav-
ian weapons have been discovered
in the same region. one Of which
was shown to the students by Miss
Larson. Biologists have deter
mined that the hill upon which
the stone was discovered was
once an island.
The fact that great two humid
red year old trees over the stone
and one ak. together with other
corroberative evidence dispels
the possibility that the inscription
is a forgery.
A New Chapter IN History
History indicates that in 1854
Magnus, King Of Norway and
Sweden, ordered an expedition.
headed by Paul KnutSon to sail
for Greenland to reestablish the
Christian religion among the
Greenlanders. p G1.fa'a fssaa
Mr.. Holland suggests that the
voyage was extended to the Hud-
son Bay region in search of the
western settlement of Greenland
that is known to have disappeared
in 1912. The explorers then ap-
parent1y left 10 men and their
ships at the mouth of the Nelson
river on the Hudson Bay and
travelled 1000 miles inland to the
island near Kensington. Mimi,
where ten of the party were mas
sacred by the Indians.
The remainder of the party
probably amalgamated with the
Mandan tribe of Indians who
were described by a French ex-
plorer in 1887 as of a mixed white
breed. many with blond and fair
hair.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-22
Church of Christ Birthday
Party Decorations Unusual

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter thinner
man and family spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting at the Mike
Garding and Peter Wuertz homes
at Lake Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McClaine
of Minneapolis spent Saturday
and Sunday at the Thorvald Mel
son home.
James Hendricksen of Vesta
called on Mrs. Mary Haag Mon
day. Mrs. A. w. Henkel went
home with him to help care for
his mother who suffered stroke
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merlyn Miller of
Marshall spent Sunday visiting at
the William Miller home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Raveling
and daughters visited at the VIII
liam Werner home near Wabasso
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wurscher
and daughter, Miss Frances, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Wurscher and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Suess and family
visited Mrs. Johanna Plaetz Fri
day evening.
Mrs. August Buesing and son,
Warner and Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Buesing of st. Clair visited at
the Herbert Sleek home Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Willie and
sons, Kenneth and Lester were
dinner guests at the parental Will
liam George home at Wabasso
Sunday.
Mrs. William Miller spent
Tuesday and Wednesday visiting
MIR. and Mrs. Vincent Bernardy at
Echo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Klante
and family were supper guests at
the William Klante home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Schultz of
Evan and Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Jensen were supper guests at the
Paul Martin home Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Schmiesing
and daughter, Irene, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Schmiesing, Lowell and
Miss Lorene Schmiesing visited
at the Henry Ratdke home at
Redwood Falls Wednesday eve
ming. --s~
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hagert
and sons of Wabasso visited at the
John Wurscher home Sunday
evening. $780, .....s.. ...
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-22
VETS WIN BY 80
IN 80 YEAR VOTE

Lake Crystal-Over a period of
80 years and II elections at which
votes were cast for or against
liquor licenses, the vets are 80
votes in the lead, an investigation
made at Lake Crystal last week
revealed. The 39-year old record
shows 1884 votes for license and
1,495 against. The liquor question
was first brought up in 1898. Pre-
vious to that time the village had
been wet for Is years.
The drys won out the first year
by 81 votes, but lost to the vets
the next year by 165. The last
time the city voted on the ques-
ton up to this year was in 1912
when 90 voted for license and 1873
voted against. The city had been
officially dry for 80 years up to
the last election in which the
vets won by ~ majority.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-22
Council Takes Steps
to Curb BOOtlegging

In an effort to curb bootlegging
activities there, the Olivia village
council last week decided to
set aside a fund of $500 out of
which rewards will be paid to
persons furnishing information
that will lead to the arrest and
conviction of anyone engaged In
the illegal business.
The measure came as a result
OF several complaints directed at
the council, and $50 was set as
the amount of each reward.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-22

The fact that he returned to
sleep and that nothing was taken
leads the sheriff to believe that he
was extremely intoxicated and
that robbery was not the motive.
Mrs. Schumann is now staying
with her daughter, Mrs. Rose
Hardy.
Sheriff Kise asks that anyone
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-22

who has seen or heard anything
which may aid him in apprehend-
ing the man or who knows of a
similar occurrence in the COM
munity report to him at once. In
formation will be kept absolutely
confidential, he says, adding that
it is the duty of every good citizen
who can furnish information on
the case to do SO.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1937-12-01
Greenbelt Cooperat or
GREENBELT STORES FEATURE
INDIA. COOPER TIVE TEA

- -.
Tea has not been very popular
in this ountry ever since the BIZ
party at Bost on Harbor many years
ago; but in England it still re-
ma ms the national drink There
it is drunk literal ly morning.
noon, and nj ght.
Most Of the millions of gall ons
c ons uuned annually comes from In
dia and Ceylon, and it is in In
dia that the British and Scottish
(Joint) Cooperative Wholes So
ciety> has its planta tt ons.
In the food store, tho Green-
bolt tea-drinlzers Will find
package Of tea grown, packed, and
shipped from India TO Greenbelt
by Great Bri tainis giant COOPER
tive wholesale society.
There are other pc ckages Of tea
in the tore, but this package is
unique in that it has followed
cooper ative channels dir ect from
pr oducer to consumer. This is
one Of too few instances Of the
ideal Of coopera tive trading;
goods produc ed and distri buted
with no other motive than that Of,
service or use.
This is an excellen illus trat iQ
Of practical internati onal COOPER
alton; the million Of members Of
the British coopera tive Wholesale
coopera ting to pr owl de good quail
ity tea at "a fair pri &c to the
patrons Of the Greenbelt Cooper
etive food store as we'll as to
thuns selves.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1937-12-01
"A RECORD FOR GREEMBELT

Has Greenbelt broken another
rec ord? There are only 1917 FAM
lilies here, but look at the SINH
lar tiles in S onlo Of tho family
namesi We have with us the Bauer s,
the Maurers and the Knauers (pro-
nounced as though spelled Bower,
Mower and NoWer).
Also, there are the Brass ors.
the Brosmers and the Bes s emers.
Are there any more?
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1937-12-01
COlllUNITY MANAGER INVITES
COUNTY AND STATE OFFIC IALS
Greenbelt Citizens Hold ictory
Rally for New Council linen

With $50 Greenbelt citizens in
attendance and fifty specially in
vited guests from the County and
State on the platf orm, Gre enbelt
celebrated it's first election !,
night when five sue cessful candi-
dates for council were introduc ed
to the community at the School
Audit oriurn November 23s
Con1nu1lit y Manager Roy S. Braden
put score Of speakers throu gh
their PAGES in quick success ion,
when he called on'a number Of dis
tingui she'd guests, County and
State offici als, and local repre-
sentatives Of the Farm Security
Admin strait ION to make brief re-
marks at tn is WELCOME party" for
tho five Greonbolt Counc i1mens
Stanley E. Rider, pres ident Of
the CT tizens' AS SOC iation, speak
ing for the oannurli ty, said that
he was "proud to have such good
neighbors in the County and State"
and extended a cordial wei c ONE. to
those in attendance
Lansdale G. Sasscer, president
Of the Maryland Senate, paid elo-
quent tribute to the services
which Roy s.. Braden has rendered
Greonbelt during the past year.
MARYN STARTS CLIPPING BUREAU
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
Las tropas de la Repdblica mantienen la Wgorosa
~ofensiva iniciada aver en- Ell frente de Teruel
Aviones del Gobierno leal deshicieron una con-
contraction de la caballeria facciosa, bombar-
deando tambien un tren que llevaba refucrzos.

autoridades insurgentes de AL
geciras, Espana, y las autori-
dades de Gibraltar, la fronte-
ra de La Linea fue cerrada per
mitiendose solo ell paso a un
numero limitado de obreros.
Todos los obreros quedaron
comprometidos a retornar a La
Linea al llegar la noche.
Qued6 suspendido ell servi-
clio de pequenos v%aporcitos con
ira Gibraltar Y La Linea, dom
de las autoridades de la adua-
ma ejercen la mas estricta vi
gilancia.
Nueve espanoles Sc echaron
a nadar EN- Algeeiras v llega-
ron a Gibraltar, como refugia-
dos p~oiiticos. Pasaron en- e.
mar, luchando con las olas y
la lluvia, mas de seis horas.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
A LOS QUE LLAMAN POR
TELEFONO

I'm valenton llamo hoy por
la manana al domicilio de
nuestro director y ofrecio dar-
lie una paliza.
Hablo en- nombre de los me
dicos de una sociedad que no
viene al case mencionar.
Nosotros lie avisamos al Sc.
nor que llamc, y a los que lie
pusieron a lamar, que los ga
~rrotazos los rega cualquiera.~
por la espalda o de sorpresa.
Nosotros defendemos la eau
sa de Espana y tenemos listas
las costillas para esos golpes.
Ahora bien, cuando tengan
que decir algo, llamen a esta
reduction, donde seran escu :
chados y atendidOs.
Pegar es facil, 10 dificil es
pegar en- defensa de la razon.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
Lista de los medicos y dentistas que
gustosamente contribuyen a la cuestacion
del Comite Popular Democratico

tado cirujano; DR.. Minardi Y
DE. Porro.
No han sido viSitadoS, pera
10 seran. los ORES. Roig, P. M.
Garcia, Hernandez y Sust.
MuchoS d~entistas contribu-
yen desde haze algunos meses,
entire ellos los doctores Ruben
Moreno, Einbinder y John Spo-
to. Los demas seran visitados.
Solo dos negatives tuvo la CO.
mission especial encargada de re
coger estos donativos, dos pro-
fesionales medicos.
Uno de ellos dijo a la conf
sion que no contribute por i'm
pedirselo sus principles; ell o.
tro dijo que simpatizaba con la
'oausa del gobierno leal, pero
que no daba por tener amigos
en- los dos bandos.
Gracias a esos medicos COM
penetrados con ell pueblo. De
los otros esperamos, dentro de
la mayor cordialidad, que re-
c~onsideren su actitud.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
REUNION DEL COMITE Pc
PULAR

Esta noche Sc reunira, en- el
Centric Obrero, ell Comite Po'
pular Democratico de Socorro
a Espana.
Suplicase la asistencia de to
dos los companeros, dada Ia
importancia de las cuestiones
pendientes.
Ell vapor winnipeg" don
de SO mandara laleche, ha lle-
gado; pero todavia su consig'
natario no senalo fecha para
tomar la carga.
Las correas, canilleras, agu.
jas numero ! y 2 Singer, con
un precio de $500 Sc manda :
ran en- ell vapor QUE saldra ell
dia 81, 10 mismo que las ju-
dias.
Demos ell mayor impulse pc.
sible a los donativos, ahora, en-
ell mes de las Pascuas.
Salud!
La gaceta., 1937-12-17

Con verdadero gusto publica-
mos hoy la lista de professional
les medicos y dentistas que con-
tribryen para ell Comite Popu-
lar Democratico de Socorro a
Espana.
Aqui esta:
\Dr. A. A. Gonzalez, $500;
DR.. Nestor A. Portocarrero,
$500; DR.. Rogue, $500; DR..
Perzia, $1.00; DR.. l.. j. Garcia,
S1J00; DR.. Jorge Trelles, $4.O0;
DR.. Julio Gavilla, $1.00; DR..
Luis Rey, $500; DR.. Abelardo
Martorell, $500; DR.. r. Myers
(dentista), $500; DR.. Santiago
Paniello, $500; DR.. Jose A. Do
minguez, S1.00; DR.. Ismael An
gulo, $1.O0; DR.. NJ. Perez, So.
DR.. A. Mas, $1.00; DR.. Barre
"a, $1.O0; DR.. Juan Silverio,
800.
Han ofrecido donativos al Co
mite, pero no han sido vista
dos todavia, los ORES. Jose N.
Torretta, DR.. Winton, ell repu-
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
DELBOS LEGO A CHECOES


Praga, Checoeslovaquia, Di.
ciembre 17.-Se encuentra ell
esta capital ell ministro de re.
laciones exteriores de Francia
Ivon Delb6s, llegado a visital
al presidente Benes Y ell jefe
del gobierno.
La policia ha tornado pre- :
c%auciones para garantizar su
seguridad, por cuanto aseg1ra
Sc que elementos "nazis" in
tentaran agredirle.
Dos fascistas fueron arres.
tados en- Bratislava.
Delb6s fue despedido con
gran entusiasmo en- Belgrade,
la capital de Yugoeslavia, don
de Sc oyeron gritos de Viva
Francia, Viva la Pequena En-.
tente y Larga vida a la Demo.
cracia.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
LAS ESCUELAS PUBLICAS
CERRARAN HOY

Con motive de la proximidad
de las Pascuas, las escuelas p1-
blicas cerraron hoy sus puer-
tas.
Ell Comite organizador de la
fiesta del Arbol de Navidad. que
Sc efectuara ell dia %, en- ell par
que C~uscaden, entreg6 hoy a Las
maestras, en- las escuelas public
cas- de Ybor, tarjetas que dan
derecho a mil juguetes.
Seran entregadas a los nihos
mas pobres.
Las maestras, en- conjunction
con los directories de las escue-
las pdblicas y un comite integra
do por Jose Glamour, Eugenio
Anzelone, Victoriano Manteiga
y Roy Cotarelo, presidiran ell re
parto de juguetes.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
LOS CHINOS Sc RETIRA-
RON Observation-Disclosures
TIE

Shanghai, die. 17.-Noticias
llegadas de Marking indican
que la moral de la tropas chi
mas Sc quebrant6 Ell domingo
pasado, en- ell frente de la CAPT
tai de la Rep1blica.
La retirada Sc habia planea-
do para que fuera lenta y orde-
NADIA; pero despues miles de
soldados trataron de salir por
una sola puerta y centenares de
ellos perecieron.
Muchos de los soldados, anne
drentados por una noticia fall
sa, corrieron diciendo: entra-
ron los japoneses.
Entonces Sc inici6 ell panieo.
Los japoneses exageran 10 sUce-
dido.
Las tropas salidas de Nan
king Sc han reorganizado v Sc
retiran hacia los sitios escogi-
des por ell mando.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17

Estados Unidos, con motive
del incidente del Panay, ale
gando que va di6 satisfaccio
mes a priori, antes de que Il
fueran pedidas.
"Nosotros dimos las satisfa.
clones a los Estados Unidos
Sc mantiene en- Toxic, ante
de que nos fueran pedidas. La
nota Sc entreg6 al embajador
Grew.
Estados Unidos pide y espe.
ra del gobierno japon6s que
formalmente exprese su pena
y hago completes indemniza
clones. Ademas Sc demandan
garantias para las vidas y pro
piedades de los americanos.
en- ell future.
Aunque ell ministerio de es.
tado nippon MEGA que ell cano-
nero Panay haya sido ametra
llado por lanchas japonesas,
las pruebas en- poder del con-
tralmirante Yarnell son incon
trovertibles.
Representations compile
mentarias sc mandaron hoy al
gabinete de Toxic.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
DETENIDOS EN- Russia LOS
QUE CON UN,
PASAPORTE FALSO

Moscou, die. 17.-Espfas que
entraron en- este pals con un pa
saporte false, haeiendose pasar
por los esposos Donald L. Rob
inson, sin serlo, eayeron anoche
en- poder de la policfa.
Sc acusara a los detenidos de
hallarse al servicio de los trotz-
estado.
La pena de muerte Sc aplica
en- Russia por ell delito de conspi-
raci6n contra la seguridad del
estadO.
Esperase averiguar, por con-
ducto de las agencias norte a.
mericanas, el verdadero nom
hre de los deteAid0a
La gaceta., 1937-12-17

Inglaterra consult6 a Estados
Unidos sobre la posibilidad DE-
una acci6n conjunta en- Ell Elk
tremo Oriente.
La cancilleria americana, cor
gran delicadeza, lie ha contesta.
do: no puede ser.
iPor que Inglaterra no con.
sulta a Russia v lie ofrece la &C
ci6n conjunta?
Antes de que ell canonero Pa.
nay Sc hundiera, luego de haber
sido bombardeado, dos lanchas
con la bandera japonesa dispa
raron sobre {; sus ametrallado-
ras.
Vieron que ell buqre habia 81.
do alcanzado por las bombas, sc
acercaron, reconocieron la BAN
dera ". dispararon de nuevo.
Aggression, cobarde, propia de
los imperialistas nipones, por Ia
que ahora Sc lamentan y dan sa-
tisfacciones, y promoter indem-
nizacicnes.
Premeditaron ell ataque, 10
realizaron y despues hubo ensa-
fiamiento.
No deseamos aumentar la pc
ma de personals que sufren; pc
70 no damos caramelitos Guam
do Sc nos sirve acibar.
Personals conocemos que ira
faron de perjudicarnos directa-
mente, en- 10 que es mas sagra-
do, en- Ell pan de cada dfa, y aho-
"a Sc Green aludidas por la icon
sciencia."
La "conciencia" no ataca por
el placer de atacar, por cuanto
este procedimiento es fascista,
pertenece q los fascistas; pero
tiene buena memoria y sabe de-
fenderse.
Somos amigos de los amigos,
mas pOr encima de la amistad
eakA In eaasa de- Espaha-
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
Sc BUSCA A LOS CRIMINA-
LES EVADIDOS DE ALCA
TRAZ

San Francisco, Die. 17.-La
bahia y la costa es registrada
hoy por centenares de agentes
de policia Ell busca de los dos
criminales que Sc evadieron de
la penitenciaria federal de AL
catraz, durante la niebla.
Las autoridades opinan que
los dos hombres, Ralph Roe, de
20 amos, y Teodoro Cole, de 25,
murieron EN- ell mar.
Rompiendo un CRYSTAL los de-
lincuentes Sc escaparon del Ia
Her donde trabajaban, pasaron
la puerta y bajaron por ell de-
Give hasta ell mar.
La isla de Farallon, a 25 mi
las del Golden Gate, esta STEM
do registrada tambien.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17

Esa proposition que deman.
da TN referendum para decla.
rar la guerra, es absolutaman-
tie ridicula.
Los referendums no Sc efec.
tan en- "a horas, nj en- una Sc.
mana, nj en- un mes. Requieren
la debida preparation; requie.
rem Que ell pueblo Sc entere bier
del problema, sus causas. Y 81
desarrollo.
Supongamos que los japone.
SEES hundieran toda la escuadra
americana del Extreme Orien-
te-..
5Tendria Ell pueblo que espe-
rar Ell referendum para defen .
derse?
ST estamo SIDE acuerdo con e
referendum en- cuanto a las que
rras de invasion y conquista.
Las invasiones contra M6ji :
co, Haiti, Nicaragua y otros pal
ses, debieron someterse a I'm re
ferendum.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
MANIOBRAS DEL EJERCl
TO N

Paris, die. 17.-Al oeste dt
la isla de Hainan, que los ia.
poneses desean ocupar, efectut
maniobras ell ejercito frances
de Indo China.
Durante dos dfas las tropas
francesas y nativas, mandadas
por ell general Buhrer, opera
ron en- la region de Vinh.
Los japoneses amenazan con
bombardear ell ferrocarril fran
ces, con ell pretexto de que Chi
ma recibe pertrechos de guerra
por ese territorio.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
La cancllleria americana mantlene con
firmeza las notas mandadas a Toxic
FL Japon trata de evadir Ell dar satisfacciones
directas a Estados Unidos

Washington, Die. liza
actitud de la cancillerfa anne.
ricana es ahora mas firme POI
haberse comprobado que los
j~aponeses bombardearon deli
beradamente ell canonero Pa
nay.
Ademas de la aggression de
los aeroplanos. lanchas de la
marina japonesa, armadas con
ametralladoras, dispararon
contra ell Panay, q. tenia enar-
bolada la bandera de los E. u.
Una nueva nota sc ha man
dado al embajador Jose G.
Crew, para que la presentc al
gobierno iapones.
Antes de que ell Panay Sc
hundiera varios militares ia :
poneses subieron a Ell, no obs
tante ondear la bandera anne
ricana, con ell fin de completar
la salvajada.
Las noticias llegadas del ia
pom, en- ia ma1ana de hoy, son
desagradables.
Dicese que ell ministerio ia
PONIES de relaciones exteriores
no contestant directamente a
La gaceta., 1937-12-17

Tenemos por norma no publis
car los nombres de las personals
que Sc niegan a contribuir para
la buena obra de la Cruz Roja
Espanola.
No queremos perjudicarlos
en- sus respectivos negoeios.
La mission nuestra es conven-
Ger, persuadir, no agredir.
Pero tenemos ell deber de re-
caudar de los amigos de la colo
MIA latina, de los amigos since
ros, la mayor cooperation pa
ra la obra de la democracia v ell
gobierno legitimo de Espana.
Esos ninos que pasan frio; E.
sas mujeres que Sc muerden los
labios para no llorar y no an :
gustiar a sus hijitos; esos an :
cianos que apuran la copa de a.
margura por no poder defender
su terra en- las trincheras.....
dignos son de nuestros mejores
esfuerzos..
Y 81 por ~ayudarlos con ell ma
,yor desinteres nos toca la pail
"a, habra que decir: Mas sufren
las vfctimas de los aeroplanos,
la artillerfa y las ametrallado-
ras de los facciosos y sus c6m :
plices.
Salud!