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The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Returns To Norfolk

Miss Julia Ann Bray has re-
turned to her home in Norfolk
after spending a week here as the
guest of Miss Pauline Whaley at
her home on the WeekSville Road.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Here Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Gray and
daughter, Barbara Jean, of Nor
folk spent Sunday here as the
guests Of Miss Ersie Miller on
Cedar Street.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Birth Announcement

DR.. and Mrs. Harvey Shipp, Jr.'
Of Little Rock, Arkansas, are re-
ceiving congratulations on the
birth of a baby girl on July 4th
at Little Rock. Mrs. Shlpp was
formerly Miss Catherine Mann OF
this city. and has number OF
friends and relatives here.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Weekend At MOrehead

Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Smith of
West Church Street spent the
weekend in Morehead City as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. c.
Crump.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Returns Home

Mrs. Floyd Bufflap has return
ed to her home ON North Road
Street after spending a week in
Rocky Mount with her parents.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Watermelon Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rhodes,
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Sawyer
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Bowden, Miss
Helen Parker and Miss Lucille
Mann enjoyed a watermelon par
tv at Chantilly Sunday night.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Return Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Peloquin
have returned to their home on
Colonial Avenue after visiting
their children in Elyria, Ohio.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Here Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mann OF
Norfolk spent Sunday here as the
guests of Mr.. Mann's mother.
Mrs. T. S. Mann on Second st.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Weekend At Beach

Mr.. and Mrs. James Wood, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Price spent
the week end at the Wood Shed"
at Kitty Hawk Beach.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Visiting Mother

Blackwell Cooke of Washington,
D. c., is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Mary Cooke on West Main Street.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
At Nays Head Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs. George Cox and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbourne Smith
and son, Mason, spent Sunday at
NagS Head.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Visiting Here

Mrs. S. M. S. Rollingson is
spending the remainder of the
summer with her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Kramer on West Church
Street.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Returns From Nags Head

Smoky Guirken and Ann Cook
returned yesterday after spend
ing a week at Nags Head as the
guests of Natlie Selig.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Personals
Here Sunday
Photo by Frlsby

Miss Margaret Bailey of Wilson
spent Sunday here as the guest OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Bailey on Riverside Drive.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Caroline Chatt1eld Says
Who believes in the fairy story of happy marriage?
Those who have experienced it and those VINO have
observed it at close range. Their name is legion.

anybody really believe in the fairy story of
happy correspondent Surely there lot of
had good We have kept
believe
them with and touched them with our very fingers
wise said might doubt thoughts but you
perceptions Well have perceived the marriage
fairies work and doubt them
adults can't through life highgea
happiness Everybody to take big doses of bitter
disappointment mental anguish and despair Marriage
pleasures satisfaction the fun and the speed of the
Here's how.
first with other and to keep
hand to hold when we afraid
talk it out anothes judgment to
play with when
sympathetic friend with when we are sad we
to love someone to share with
us someone to stand by the things the fairies bring These
life But remember fairies won't unless they wooed
certainly they won't stay unless they are treated tendey
faith in marriage usually those VINO
settled lifetime of bliss leaving
But they won't do the heavy lit
they strike They won't hover over doWdy
dinner table attendance around prize
ring which husband wife have in their home The
fairies demand be for the groceries, physical
surroundings sweet atmosphere fair play
all around love and kisses
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Visiting Here

Miss CeleSe Twiford of Wilm-
ington, Delaware, is visiting rela-
tives here. Miss Twtford expects
to be here about a month.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
In Portsmouth Sunday

Mrs. j. NJ. Weeks and Mrs. Kate
Aydlett spent Sunday in Norfolk
as the guests of Rev. and Mrs.
J. L. Carrick.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Improving

Mrs. Mary Lou Harris is slowly
improving at her home on River
side Drive after having been i'll
for the past week.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
At Kitty Hawk

Mrs. F. G.. Jacocks and Mrs.
Clinnie Cohoon are spending this
week at Kitty Hawk Beach as the
guests Of Mrs. M. R. Griffin.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13

Carefree vacation tme it to the utmost looking your best
aunty easy-crocheted (he newest caps) and
that ager The caps distinguished
popcon-she the mesh Pattern 1887
contains directions for making the set shown illustrations of it and
of all stitches material requirements photograph showing
section of the pattern.
stamps (con preed) for this pattern
THE DAILY INDEPENDENT, Needecraft Dept Write plainly
PATTERN NUMBER, your NAME and ADDRESS,
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Visiting Son

Mr.. w. E. Sheely of Baltimore
is spending several days here with
his son, R. B. Sheely on West
Church Street.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Weekend Here

Talmadge Miller OF Norfolk
spent the weekend here with his
mother, Mrs. w. B. Fearing on
East Fearing Street.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
At Mays Head

Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Ward of
Greenleaf Street and Mrs. Cecil
Reel are spending this week at
the Miller cottage on the Sound
Side at NagS Head.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
At HatteraS

Mahlon Raper of West Colonial
Avenue left yesterday to spend
sometime at Hatteras visiting
friends.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Week End At NagS Head

Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Coppersmith,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. U. Sanders,
Misses Halle and Hazel Silver
thorn spent the week end at Nags
Head.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Weekend At Va. Beach

Floyd Whaley spent the week.
end at Virginia Beach visiting
friends.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Return Home

Mrs. E. L. Baker and Miss Eliz-
abeth Brothers have returned to
their respective homes after
spending week at Virginia
Beach.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Here Yesterday

Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Midget of
the First Colony Inn at Nags
Head, were visitors in town yes
terday.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
In Wilmington

Mrs. w. E. Pappendick of West
Main Street is visiting relatives in
Wilmington, N. c.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
IN Town Yesterday

Robert Bray of Belcross and
Frank Bray of Norfolk were in
town on bcSineSs yesterday.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Return From Baltimore

Dan Harris and Russell Box
have returned from a business
trip to Baltimore.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
At Mays Head Sunday

Mrs. Byrd K. Barrett and Bob
Barrett visited Mrs. Alice Grice at
her cottage at NagS Head Sun
day.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Leaving Today

Mrs. Miles Clark of Riverside
Drive is leaving today to spend
sometime at NagS Head.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Weekend In Raleigh

Mrs. Clyde Garrett, Miss Reba
Coppersmith and Miss Isobell
Munden spent the week end in
Raleigh.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Surprise Shower

Mrs. w. w. Davis and Ms
Irene Davis were joint hoStesSe O
a surprise miscellaneous ShOTs
given Friday night at the home .
Mrs. Davis in honor of Mrs. Dan:
Chappell, who before her maTFas
was Miss Elsie Davis.
The house was beautifully osc'
Grated with daisies. tiger lilies an:
ferns. After the contests Gt
games, ice cream and cake va
served. Mrs. Chappell rece!'a
many lovely and useful gifts.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Here Yesterday

Enoch Knight of Great Bridge,
Va, was a visitor in town yester-
day.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13

Problems of general interest submitted by readers will be discussed
this column Letters publication will be answered
personally provided they stamped envelopes
Write Miss Chatfield. Of this newspaper
The daily independent., 1937-07-13


Professionals and amateurs use
the same tools, but otherwise they
have practically nothing in COM
mon.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. EtheTog'
and baby of EngleSide vls!tec W
and Mrs. J. G.. Ethcrldge SqncE
Mr.. and Mrs. Tax Eure la
daughter of Eure Station were H
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. tE'
Sunday. So,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Joaes
Mr.. and Mrs. George and son. M
and Mrs. Jake James OF ElIzaol
City were the guests 0l Nj. az
Mrs. B. B. James Sunday. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Jones 0! y y
Teton, visited here during VI
eek-end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie IFo'Ma
and Mrs. Trotman'S sister, 0! ~ ~
York are visiting Mrs. ALL
Forehand of Pearcevllle.
The daily independent., 1937-07-13

Surely there are believe the fairy story OF happy
marriage the story married pair start on the long trip
smooth and straight rough
and rocky still holding hands as good COM
The daily independent., 1937-07-13

Here On Business
Archie Carroll of Wilson is
spending several days here on
business.
The Washington times., 1937-10-01

CADIZ, Ohio. Oct. / Q.N.S0.
The fearsome AL Brady gang,
whose reign Of terror has gripped
the Middle West for several
months, today became the object
of a more intensive search as au-
thoritieS sought the killers Of
State Highway Patrolman George
Conn, %.
Twelve Omen assisted 20 State
highway patrolmen in the search,
which thus far has failed to pro-
duce any tangible clue which
would indicate that the slayers Of
Conn are in the vicinity Of East
ern Ohio.
The Washington times., 1937-10-01
N E " METHODS
USED BY SPIES
IN EUROPE TOLD
Money Big Weapon in
Obtaining Secrets

This is the third OF a series
of articles on international eS-
pio1ln0e in Which the modern
methods employed By the secret
notice of Europe are deScTtbedD
The Washington times., 1937-10-01
Bradys Blamed in Death

} Search was still under way for
COINS cap, which was missing
when his body was found Monday
in a roadside ditch near Freeport.
Capt. George Mingle, in charge
Of the investigation, said:
The manner in which Conn
was slain indicates the killers
had a past record Of crime"
Captain Mingle left today for
Cleveland with two bullets taken
from Conn's body. The missiles
were to b. examined by Inspector
D. L. Cowles, ballistic expert of
the Cleveland Police Bureau of
Identification.
The Washington times., 1937-10-01
Nv DAVID p. SENTNER
Copyright, 1887. by International
News Service)

News Service)
LONDON, Oct. / d.N.s0.-How
does the 1887 spy work?
Thousands Of specially trained
men and women are now engaged
in q dozen key countries probing
for information on rearmament
programs.
Many pose as tourists. others
obtain work in and near factories
doing government work. They spot
potential hirelings. They frequent
restaurants and drinking places in
the working mans areas. They
are friendly, personable characters.
There are women with strong sex
appeal among them.
MONEY ESSENTIAL
Foreign spies are in posts in mu-
milton factories, arSenalS, shpyaro
and governme nt departments.
Money is the most important
weapon for procuring information.
An executive facing personal flnan-
cial ruin, an officer in a money
scrape, Civil Service underl1ng
heavily in debt-these spell oppor-
tunities for securing the plans OF
a new gun or war invention.
Enrolled in spy ranks are some
times expert Safecrackers, super
pickpockets and porchclimbers.
Skillful burglary is still a part OF
the espionage racket despite the
fact it's ace operatives are highly
educated technicianS.
However, secret agents generally
do not use queer codes. They send
harmless messages to headquarters
such as IT am sending you an UNI
brella tc.norrow" which perhaps
means that a naval flotilla is to
leave secretly the next day for the
Mediterranean. And the agent is
sure to send that umbrella to cir
cumvent suspicion.
INSTRUMENTATION GIVEN
Nor is invisible ink used because
there is no ink that cannot be DE-
ciphered through chemical treat
ment. And if a peace-tlme spy
gains important information ne
can easily convey it orally to his
superior, either directly or through
a confederate. Many an ordinary
business international telephone
call, cable or letter cloaks vital
piece of military Information
under its routine phraseology.
A warning against foreign
agents who are attempting to get
Germans to betray secret military
information was recently broad
cast by the German government.
METHODS REVEALED
It was pointed out that two
methods were being used by for
eign spies to contact possible In
formantS.
/, Advertisements are inserted
In the newspapers offering to adj
vance loans. The useful" persons
among those who replied are ad-
vanced small loans and later
larger ones until they are deeply
in debt. Then they are black
mailed into giving important in
formation.
2. Advertisements appear in
newspapers for correspondents to
represent a foreign press agency.
Those who are in a position to
supply information on aviation,
raw material supplies and conf.
dental documents are offered
huge sums of money.
La gaceta., 1937-03-10
Insaguraci6n de nm Store

IRsbguraci6n de nm Store
Para manana esta anunciada
la aperture del nuevo estableci-
'miento de ropas de la firma Pen
ney, en- la Septima avenida, ca
81 en- ell coraz6n De la secci6n CO.
mercial de Ybor Gjty.@
Los "stores" de la firma Pen
ney son bien conocidos por to-
dos nuestros elementos que sin
duda favoreceran a este que Sc
abre en- nuestra barriada, con
preferencia a Nos de su mismo
nombre en- otros sitios.
Conooedores de nUestra lido
sincracia, los gerentes de este
importante .compahia han selec
cionado para ponerfo al frente
de su establecimiento de Ybor a
una persona correcta Y amabill
sima, Mr.. C. K. Lague, quien
sin duda ganara en- POGO tempo
la amistad y confianza de sus
parrcquianos.
La gaceta., 1937-03-10
Centre Asturiano

Nuevamente ell palacio astu-
riano Sc sentira alegrado con
los rumores de una fiesta. Los
murmullos de conversaciones y
las risas alegres de las j6venes
mujeres, volveran a poblar sus
ambitos.
Despues del suggestive "verti-
GO" del "Mid-Night Party, en-
honor de su Reina, Srta. Vicen-
ia Longo, ell bale de carnaval
que Sc dara ell pr6Bimo sabado,
revestira proporciones grandio
sas.
Els para que los ~espiritus po-
seidos de cansancio moral renie
guen de sus desilusiones.
Tambi6n nos invita- a esta flies
ia ell correcto joven Secretaric
de la Secci6n de Recreo, Manuel
Ros, Quien aprovcha la oportu.
nidad para darnos las gracias
por nuestro escrito dltimo.
Nos anuncia Ross. que los
Southerners y La Tropical ocu'
paran el palco de la m1sica, ca.
da cual en- sus respectivas espe.
La gaceta., 1937-03-10
-MInIN EN- Ell CENTRIC
.OBRERO DE YBOR

Esta noche Sc efectuara en- Ell
Centre Obrero, a las 8, una im-
portante asamblea de los traba-
adores de Tampa. M
Hacen la convocatoria la Di-
rect:va del Centre Obrero v ell
Comite de Defensa del Frente
Popular, en- la forma siguiente:
"Esta asamblea tiene por obje-
to Ell tratar sobre ell acuerdo to-
mado en- ell mitin que Sc eelebr6
ell jueves de la semana pasada
" que sc refiere a que ell produc
to de la colecta del Frente Po-
pular de dos semanas sea entire
gado a la administration del C.
.Obrero para llevar a cabo repa-
raciones en- ell edificio. Como
quiera que este acuerdo ha eau
sado alg1n disgusto entire los
trabajadores, tanto la Anminis
TRACTION del Centre Obrero como
ell Comite del Frente Popular
desean aclarar este punto dem
tro de la mayor ammonia posi- :
bic, a fin de que la causa de Es-
pana no sea perjudicada, Y con
tai objeto Sc pide que asistan es
ia noche para que las cosas sc
pongan en- su verdadero lugar v
tgue todos queden satisfechos."
81 Sc di6, con muy buen jul
clio, una semana para los dam
nificados por las inundaciones
y $500 para ell Cofre de la Co.
munidad, parece justo que Sc de
una semana, o las que los traba-
jadores acuerden, en- favor del
Centre Obrere.
La gaceta., 1937-03-10
UN. P ;INGLES E H
so LA Or
DEN DE UNI BUQUE FAC
OIOSO.

Gibraltar, MARIO 10.-El va
por de carga "Springwear", de
1,173 toneladas, que Sc dirigfa
desde Inglaterra a los puertos
de Esuaha fue detenido en- ell
estrecho por I'm buque faccio-
so que lie orden6 dirigirse a ecu
ia, en- Marruecos. Ell captain del
vapor no quiso cumplir la or
den y Sc refugi6 en- Gibraltar.
La pirateria facciosa sc man
tiene en- ell estrecho.
81 captain del vapor de carga
noruego Breidablik, de 1,16O
toneladas, informa que buques
facciosos lie obligaron a ir a ecu
ia y descargar 10 que llevaba,
I'm cargamento de frutas.
Equal abuse sc cometi6 con
ell vapor noruego Erica de 1892
toneladas, que solo Nevada a su
Ibordo Is toneladas de carbon.
Varios barcos extranjeros estan
descargando en- Ceuta.
La gaceta., 1937-03-10
Nota de Duelo.

&Vptu h6 D~0AO'
Preocupado aim en- mi mise
ria del dolor aejno, lamento la
desaparici6n de otro de los an
tiguos compaferos en- ell dia-
mantle del baseball; EusebioI
Leon, fallecido dfas pasados en-
New York, segnn noticia que
me da sao de sus familiares,
Pasaao de los cineuenta amos,
Eusebio jugaba la tercera base
del club de West Tampa, GUAM
do contaba no mas de veinte.
LIE conoci entonces y lie trate
intimamente, apreciando sus do
tes de caballerosidad y honlbrfa
de bien.
Deja numerosa familia y en-
ire Hos, para lamentar su muer-
tie a 81 hermano Milo, copane-
70 tabi6n de los buenos tiempos
del baseball y a quien me liga
I'm entranable afecto.
Reciban todos sus familiares
y en- particular su viuda e hi
Jos, mi mas sincera expression
de pesame
La gaceta., 1937-03-10

Nustoroie, preparada ron aceits
puTo oe mGs''aza y ctrOs Rctivos In
gieuientss PRODUCERS los misrnom
eEectos qNs 81 antique p:, rche ia
mosts2a. So ictar ampuNAs
music ole scele hliviar con prom
titud bToiit.atf!s, d~olores ds
"a tose7 -ssfrisd6s, neuralgia.
censesti"t $. feumatlstn1s. torcedu-
rns. doi"rts. HiGsculsres c~oatusio-
mes, y tudG case De mzlsa y dolc
res Tieac ro'ier haste para syitar
!es pcInonics. Vtndoss en- todmm
iAs oroguertas. a RE v Csc, en-
JArtos en- fuoos. TaLnano ae hess
MsSor Qae an Sarchs a. rnomsnmm.
La gaceta., 1937-03-10


rresponsales recorrimos antea-
yer los frentes del riO@Jarama
Y Toledo, pasando por la expe-
riencia de estar en- Aranjuez
cuando los aeroplanos rebeldes
tiraron bombas sobre csc lugar.
Made habla o.piensa en- otra
cosa, fuera de Madrid. sine EN-
.euando. la poblaci6n sera bonn
bardeada de nuevo, v quien pe-
reci6 y fre herido en- ell 1ltimo
ataque, con maldiciones inter
mitentes para los extranjeros
que han convertible a Espana en-
su propio campo de batalla".
Dos corresponsales, america
nos los dos, fuimos hasta Argan
da y. Morata, por ell canine de
Chilchon a Aranjuez, al sur
hasta Mora. de este lugar a Tenn
bleque Y vuelta a Arajuez por la
carretera de Andalucia. Final
mente regresamos a Madrid al
oscurecer per una ruta cue cru
"a Ell canine de Valencia a VII
llarejo de Salbanes, y desde a.
Iii a Alcala de Henares y la ca
'pital. Habia tranquilidad en-
esas poblaeiones, pero se ha-
llaban sujetas al bombardeo de
la aviaci6n facciosa.
En- Morata los periodistas
fueron alegremente recibidos.
iLlevaban varios dias sin COM
lbatir Y los corresponsales COM
probaron que Franco hacfa bien
d~esistiendo de atacar por ALI.
Las defensas son formidables.
La carretera de Chinchon no
ha sido verdaderamente corta-
da, como pudimos comprobarlo
viajando por elias despuns de
pasar varias millas al oeste de
Morta, sin ponernos siquiera
bajo la observation del enemi-
go.
Cerca de Aranjuez pudimos
yer tres aeroplanos alemanes,
Junkers, en- su formation de
costumbre. Pasaron en- direc-
ci6n de las colinas va regresa-
ron dos de ellos en- nuestra di-
recsi6n, Una muler. con un nj
no en- los brazos y otro agarra-
40, corrlo en- busca de refugio.
Sc pusieron debajo de un ar
Dol; escasa protection para las
bombas. Oimos las primeras ex-
p~losiones a las 1915 y era la
l 100.
De repente salieron hacia Ell
cielo claro seis aeroplanos lea
les de persecution. Ell combate
empez6.
Drrante unos minutes pare
ieio que los leales buscaban a
los apaartos de bombardeo de
repente Sc movieron hacia la IL
quierda Y dispararon contra las
nubes. Dos aparatos de bombar-
dec Sc hicieron visibles Y vien-
dose descubiertos Sc colocaron
en- un angulo de As grades para
dividir a los aeroplanos de per-
secuci6n y hacer ell blanco me-
nos grande. AL mismo tempo
pusieron las "narices" hacia
arriba y entraron en- otro BAN
co de nubes. donde facilmente
La gaceta., 1937-03-10
In wbortante @articulo de ARevista "sprit'
Fps sGcerdotes vascos ~perseguidos
co por los militares

So amos vel otro de 38, ell pri-
nero vicario de Sar4aina-E che
varrfa Y ell segundo vicario de
Elgoibar. Ell primero abandon6
su aldea porque su casa Sc en-
ccntraba en- la Inca de fuego
paso a la IONA de operaciones y
llee6..a casa del ST. Onaindia Ell
g de octubre. ElSr. Onaindia
.estaba en- su pa1eoquia desde Ell
&c de septien&e cuando los mi
.l.tares Sc agderaron de SUI al :
ca No sekes MODESTO con nih-
I'm pretexto hasta ell q desoc-
t re, dia Ell cue fueron deteni-
dos en- la misma iglesia y condu
cidos a la car2ei de Ondarreta.
Fueron colo.ados en- la celda
Nc. 5 del pSo bajo con los otros
sacerdotes de Mondrag6n de
que hablamos mas arriba. Sc flu
sil6 al Padre Penagaricano en-
la noche del 27 de Octubre Y al
Padre Onaindia en- la del %. No
freron interrogados nj compa-
recieron en- modo alguno, por
cosiguiente, ante un Consejo de
guerra. Sc les empuj6 por los
hombres hasta ell coche y Sc les
hizo subir a Ell 81 haberse quita-
do sus s6lidos birretes (chape-
letes). No Sc sabe donde mEri6
ell padre Penagaricano y Sc SUI
pone que Ell padre Onaindia fue
fGsilado en- ell ceemnterio de O.
yarzun. Este 1ltimo sacepdote
en- ell momento de .ejecuci6n de-
! cfa ell TIE DEUM y dejaba CO.
rrer sus lagrimas que eran, dice
ell religioso que lie asistia, no la
expression de .un delor, ,sino la
de la emoci6n porque sentfa que
tiba a entrar en- ell Cielo.
(C0ntin0ard),
La gaceta., 1937-03-10
Los corresponsales e~xtranjefos recorieron
los frentes del rio Jarama y Toledo
Aparatos de caA de los leales persiguieron
a dos trimotores de bombardeo
G NEws-MEEK

sc perdieron de vista. Uno de
ellos venia n nuestra direction.
lie localizarian los aparatos
de GAIA? Sobre nuestras cabe-
zas escuchamos la condensation
ametralladoras disparan-
do.
Aparentemente los trimoto-
res lograron escapar, porque ell
fuego fue alejandose lentamen-
tie.
FL dueno de una posada en-
Yepes relate que toda Ia fami-
liza de TN pariente suyo habfa
s;do exterminada por una bonn
ba que los aeroplanos rebeldes
dejaron caer sobre la casa.
Ique les hemos heeho para
que hagan semejante cosa?-de
cfa sOllozando ell tabernero.
Bombardearons a Alcala de
Henares una bora antes que lie
garamos.
En- un lmgar los milicianos
nos gritaron: QuiAd las luces;
aeroplanos sobre la cabeza. Va
yam despacio; usen las luces pc
quenas solo cuando sea necesa
rio; quiten la luz roja trasera...
La gaceta., 1937-03-10
Cabaret San Jose

Cdbafet San Jose
Empenados en- una obra que
requiere constancia, inspira-
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