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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-28

Belfast, Northern Ireland, has
established a pension fund for city
employees.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-28
LIES SIDE SHOW
By WICKES WAMBOLDT

of his holdings, he was complete
ly wiped out.
"Well," the man consoled him.
self, "at least / am free of debt"
The rest of the endorScrs of
the church's notes stood pat: "lf
we have to pay it, we will try to
pay it," they said.
Then Virtue had its reward
aside from the mere satisfaction
of being vTtuous. An arrange
ment was made between the
church and its creditors whereby
the endorSerS of the church's
notes were released from obliga-
ton.
So all of the endorSers came
out all right except the one who
tried to get from under - and he
lost everything, including his bus
mess reputation.
Now that episode should teach
us something or other.
When q man undertakes to
dodge a thing, he had better be
careful lest he butt into some
thing worse.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-28

USE THE WANT ADA
La gaceta., 1937-04-20
~AHORCARON A CANCELA
CON UNA PAJAMA

Habana, Abril 2O.-El in
forme del DR.. Esteban Castillo
Valdes, medico forense que IL
hizo la autopsia al cadaver d.
Jose Cancela, espanol, uno de
los socios del famoso sloppy
Joe, dice como sigue: Las le-
stones en- ciertas parties del
cUerpo indican que el hombre
fue agredido para ell PROPOSE
to de torturarle y dominar gu
resistencia. Las lesiones son las
caracteristicas de aquellas que
Sc sufren en- la defensa perso-
nal y muestran que la lucha
precedi6 al ahorcamiento. La
muerte por ahorcamiento Sc
llev6 a termino con prop6sitos
h0mlcldaS.
Ell vapor Orinoco, en- ell cual
apareci6 ell cadaver, Sc mar
ch6 para MEXICO, a pesar de los
esfuerzos que la policia hizo
para demorar su Marcia e in
terrogar a oficiales Y tripulan-
ties. Cancela era sobrino de Jo-
Sc Garcia, ell fundador del es-'
tablecimiento que ahora lleva
ell nombre de sloppy" Joe.
Los oficiales del barco decla
raron que ell hombre durante
ell viaje Sc habia mostrado muy
nervioso, v que habia intenta-
do arrojarse al aqua. FL crimi-
nal lie ahorc6 con una de las
pleas de la pajama que Can
celia vestia.
La gaceta., 1937-04-20
UNI SECUESTRADOR PUSO
EN- LIBERTAD A UN MU-
CHACHO

Oakland, California, abril 20.
lei hombre vestido de girls,
con zapatos blancos, que aver
dej6 en- libertad a un nino de 3
amos, al que habfa secuestrado,
es buscado hoy por Ia policfa.
William Grinnell Blcdgett, ell
nino dice que el hombre le me-
tic en- un autom6vil y dijo: Voy
a llevarte y pedir un rescate.
Mas tarde ell hombre sc ARE
pinto y lie dijo a la criaura Me
arreuiento. Prefiero morir de
hambre a yer sufrir a tus pa.
dres.
Presenciaron ell secuestro dos
1inos, uno de cinco amos y otre
lie ocho, los que lcalculan que eI
hombre pcdia tener unos % a.
nos de edad.
La gaceta., 1937-04-20
|NUEVA LISTA DE CONTRI-
BUYENTES PARA Ell FREN
TIE POPULAR A

Contri5uyeron con $1,000:
Del Monico Cafe, Jacksonville.
Contribuyeron con $40. 100
IConkey's Feed Co., dos soma
mas, Francisco Candamio.
Contribuyeron con 500: Jo-
Sc Orgaz, Jose Sanchez Peruyo.
Contribuyeron con 1920: So
lidaridad Obrera, entregado por
Roberto Suarez.
Contribuyeron con $500: &C.
marc Gonzalez, 8 semanas, Tps
Bros. Dairy, B. Pappas, Latin
American Landry, Los Hela-
dos de Ybor, Corona Coffe
Mills.
Contribuyeron con $1.25: De-
pendientes de Alfredo v Fami-
liza.
Contribuyeron con $500: Ell
Aguila Drug Store, Diaz Restau
rant, Bronx Bar, Fourth of
July Cafe, Aleman Ferreteria,
Cooperative La Nuova Vita,
West Tampa Bakery, Royal
Filling Station, Victor Fernan-
DEE, Atlanta Restaurant, Polo
Norto Ice Station, Optimo Res
taurant, A and M Filling Sta,
Cooperative La familiar, El
Segundo Progreso, Ideal Coffee
Mills. El Buen Gusto Restau-
rant, Florentino Fernandez, ".
Rey Grocery, Two Friends Ca
fe, Los Dos Amigos Grocery, 8
semanas, Million Auto Parts,
Manuel Garcia, Eel Serene del
Reloj, Manuel Dfaz, Mascunana
Printing Co., Ell Modelo Coffee
Mills, La Montanesa Grocery,
Latin American Garage, e. Le-
ra Grocery, Manuel Alvarez
Grocery, La Paloma Bakery, p.
p, Cuco Valdes, Michigan Ca
rage. Sebastian Sierra, Gaspar
Garcia, Jose Gonzalez, Manuel
del Rio. Fructuoso Gonzalez.
Guillermo Temes. Cooperative
La Eaegada, Cooperative La E.
pd;a, La Union Bakery, Valen-
cia Poultry Market, Benigno
La gaceta., 1937-04-20
Beneficio de loo

HN6rfGn0S dc Ia Guerra
/ Angustiosa la causa que la
motiva. La function que organi-
an las Damas del Centre Astu-
riano, a beneficio de los ninos
Huerfanos de la Guerra, para
la noche del % del actual, es i'm
possible que dele de verse favo-
recida.
Els Una cuestaci6n mas bien,
pue.s sc admiten donativos, la
que habra de hacerse !por las
caritativas Damas del Centric
Asturiano. La tristeza de los
hogares abandonados, las Gu
mas vacias, las familias disuel-
tas, Sc refleja en- los corazones
todos de la sociedad tampena
Iprestara su cooperation para no
dejar desairadas en- su empeno
a las delicadas senoritas y anna
bles j6venes de las Secciones de
Damas y de Recreo del Centre
Astupiano, que t~raba6aran en-
la funci6A que sc anuncia.
iSu tftulo?... No hate al ca
so. Els a la obra de carload que
habran de contribuir los asis-
tentes, quedando relegado a Ill.
timo termino "Las Sorpresas
del Divorcio', que es la comedia
que Sc viene ensayando con
gran interes por los improvisa.
| dos artistas.
iRecuerden la fechal,. Do.
mingo rs, a las ocho y media d.
la noche, con ell precio de entire
da de 25 centavos. Los ninos
contribuiran con una lata de lie.
| che .
La gaceta., 1937-04-20
ESTA ~DECLARANDO Ell FA
MOsO ACTOR CLARK GA
BILE

Los Angeles, Abril 20.-Ha 81
do llamado a declarar ell actor
EClark Gable, testigo en- la eau
sa contra la Sra. Violet Wells
Norton, a la que Sc acusa de
intentar defraudar por medic
del correo.
La Sra. Norton lie escribi5
varias cartas a Gable pidien-
dole dinero para mantener una
hija que tuvo con Ell, en- Ingia-
terra, por los amos 1929.
Gable dijo que no conocia q
la mujer y entreg6 las cartas
de la Norton a los agentes fe-
derales.
AL. mismo tempo la acusa-
da lie escribi6 a la actriz Mae
West, pidiendola una oportu'
nidad para la hija de Clark
Gable.
FL fiscal dispone de vario:
testigos y con ellos estima po'
dra demostrar la culpabilidsi
de la mujer.
La gaceta., 1937-04-20
HiIUdnGnd0

HiIUdHGnd0
Los 1ltimos informes del re-
sultado de la Fiesta Primave-
raj celebrada por la Secci6n de
Propaganda del Centre Espanol
ell pasado Domingo; los obtuvi-
mos anoche del amable residen-
tie de la Secci6n, senior Manuel
Fernandez Rubio "Parruca''.
Sc rompieron varios re
cords segln nuestro informan-
tie, inrluyendo Ell de raciones de
arroz con polio.
Los records a que Sc referia
"Parruca'' sin embargo, eran
numericos, de los que c~uentan,
" de los que Sc mostraban salts,
fechisimos todos los miembroS
de la Secci6n, incluso mi hernia.
no Bernardo qeu puso a contri.
buci6n ell domingo su agilidat
de so y tantos amos.
j,Mil trescientos cubiertos sci
vidos! iCien papeletas de al
muerzo vendidas a la puerta
iCuatroeientos pesos de entra.
das vendidas para Ell bale Y,
agotamiento de provisiones er
la cantina que estaba surtids
hasta ell abarrotamiento!..
Parruca cuenta estos sparti.
culares, jamas igualados como
marcas de su Secci6n que ha.
bran de ipasar amos sin que 81
las arrebaten.
Pero cuando nos hablaba "Ps
rruca" con tanto entusiasmo d.
su fiesta, recordamos que de-
bemos todos cooperar al exitC
de la fiesta del 2 de Mayo or
ganizada por ell Centre Astu-
riano.
La gaceta., 1937-04-20
Ell SENADO NO APROBARA
LA LEY CONTRA LOS


Washington, abril 20.-Bajo
la preston de los senadores del
sur sc ha creado la impression
de que la ley Gavagan, contra
los lynchamientos mo sera apro-
bada por la alta camara en- la
presente legislature. La ley dor
mira en- ell comite de asuntos ju-
diciales hasta que Sc resuelva Ell
plan del presidente Roosevelt
sobre la Corte Supreme.
ST la administration i~nsistie-
ra en- aprobar esa ley, Sc enaje-
maria ell apoyo de algunos sena-
dores del sur.
La gaceta., 1937-04-20
Aaaupaei6n Gernlinah

Aggupdci6n Gern1inab
En- relaci6n con ell anuncie
que haremos aHteriormente dc
la funci6Rque organizan las Da
n, s, del 't nssx Aisorir nasib para
Una atenta communication fema-
da por el p~residente jose M Rb-
drfguez y la Secrefaria, Merce-
des Fernando, de la Agrupa-
ci6n Germinal del Cfrculo Gu
tanc, declaSando que la fp0ci6n
SIZE tenia anunciada para la mis-
ma fecha, Sc suspende, en- bene-
fiji 10 de la causa noble que per-
siguen las Damas del Asturia-
no.
La function de la Agrupaci6n
Germinal Sc. dara mas adelante,
notificando a los tenedores de
entradas que seran validas pa
ra la fecha en- que Sc lleve a e.
fecto.
La gaceta., 1937-04-20
ESTA VA LfsTO Ell NUEvO
PRESuPuEsTO FEDERAL

Washington, Abril 20.-E.
presideAte Roosevelt tiene va
'iisto ell presupuesto para man
darlo al congreso, seg1n ell Sc.
nador dem6crata Robinson, dc
Arkansas. En- ell presupuestc
aparece I'm capftulo de $1,000
100000 para alivio de HON
bres sin trabaio, a partir del 1
de julio -.
AlgdDos miembros del con
greso, segln q senator, die.
ron que a su juicio esa can't,
dad podfa dfsminuirse a
$1,000, 100000.
No piensa ell gobierno, g
gun ell senador, estaolecer nue.
vas contribuciones
La s~ecretaria de hacienda 0
del tesoro va a poner en- vigoi
un plan que semanalmente 81
tuara $50,00o,0O en- las ancaS
del gobierno federal.
La gaceta., 1937-04-20
NOTAS MSCEALE

festival de Primavera del Cen-
tro Espanol de West Tampa y,
preguntando. por el, nos entera-
mos que guarda CANA en- Ell Sa-
natorio Sesde ha-A varios dias,
aunqUe su dolencia 20 reves3a
car&cter de gravedad, despues
de la operation que lie practida-
ra a notable cirujano, Br. Win
ton.
Antonio Cueto, como Secreta-
rio de la Section de Propaganda
del Centre Espanol, desde su le-
.Nho de augusta se regocijara
al enterarse del ruidoso triunfo
de sus companeros de Secci6n.
Que Sc reponga cuanto antes
es "pionero" de Ybor City.s
La gaceta., 1937-04-20
Surprise Party

Surprise Party
La nobleza de alma cuando
tiene por Complement la belle
zaantrae y subyuga los corazo-
mes, rindi6ndolos a discretion.
Poseedora de estas virtudes
una simpatica senorita de West
Tampa, Angelina Valdes, obje-
to fre noches pasadas de una
calida demonstration de afecto
por parte de sus numerosas a.
mistades, que la sorprendieron
en- su Residential, con motive de
su regreso de la Perla antilla-
ma, donde pas6 varias semanas.
Muy bonita Angelina, de gran
des y vivaces oios negros, lucia
radiante SUI belleZa en- ell centre
de sus amigos y amigos que la
rodeaban, congratulandola por
su feliz regreso y la satisfaction
que les proporcionaba tenerla
de nuevo entire ellos.
Los amantes padres de Ange-
lima cooperaron con ella EN- la
atenc;6n que Sc di6 a los visi-
tantes, obsequiandoles con pas
tas Y r~efrescos.
No podfa faltar ell bale en- es-
ia simpatica reunion Y a los a.
cordes de la orquesta de Roy
Henry Sc danz6 por espacio de
varias horas, resultando ANNA
dfsima la reunion.
Los organizadores del "Sur-
prise Party" fueron Magnolia
Pedrero, Tulsa Guerra, Espe-
rama Perez, Nela Case, Ange-
lima Arias, Maria Luisa Pedre-
TO. Elena Sarmiento, Josefina
Accsta, Mary Galan, Josephine
y Mary Varela, Lydia Balbfn,
Nick Colmenares, Roy LAWN,
Jones Saguer, Ralph Russo, B.
Hernandez, Manuel Tamargo,
Armando Pedrero, Fidel Norie-
ga, Manuel Alfonso, Walter L6-
pez. Arturo, Algimiro y Aurelio
Vald6s Y Peter Arias. Ademas,
eomo invitados, los esposos Joe
Pagola, Edward y Aurelio Val
d6s.
La gaceta., 1937-04-20
-CoNFERENCTAs DE oBRE-
AROS P CRONoS EN- WA
EHINGTdE

Washington, abril 2O.-Re
presentantes de obreYos y "a;
troncs en- Ia capitAl Sc ban reu.
nido en- conferencia para formJ
lar una norma nacidnal sobre
h elgas v sierres.
En- la confsrencia aparecen
+ presentadas las industriaS de
aero, petr6leo, textiles, ferro.
carries y grupos experimental
los en- Ell arbitraje de esas con.
/ OVERSEAS.
Los dos mas poderAs CRU.
pos obreros de Ia naci6n, la Fe.
deraci6n Americana del Traba.
DO y Ell Comit6 Industrial, sc III.
] IN reunidos aquf. La Fedora
fracasada en- sus recientes
campanas de organization, d.
cese que Sc lropone expulsar I
las 10 grandes uniones repres
tadas por Lewis.
Los Obreros Unidos del Au-
tom6vil, la nueva colectividad
obrera, esta considerable uns
petici6n de apoyo de los obre.
ros que trabajan para la Gene.
raj Motors on ell Canada. AL mis-
mo tempo esta colectividad dis
cutira un plan para organizar a
los trabajadores de la Ford Mo
tor Co.
La gaceta., 1937-04-20
N CARTA
Sr. Director de La Gaceta,
.CiudoI

Sr. Director de La Gaceta,
Ciudad.
Muy senior MIC:
Los sehores presidentes de
secciones, me encargan invite
a Vd. para la reunion que con
motive de la romerfa de mayo
2, 1887, Sc celebrara en- nuestro
Centre ell microbes 81 del &C.
tral, a las s P. M.
Agradeciendole de antemano
su asistensia, queda muy aten-
tamente a sus 6rdenes,
Jose Gonzdlez,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1937-04-20
No Soporte ell Dolor
LlBRESE DE Ell

Cuando los dolores funcionales
de la me~nstruacion son intensos,
tome CARDUI. 81 este no lie bene-
ficia, consulte un medico. No des-
Guide tales dolores. Deprimen 81
tono de los nervios, haeen perder
ell sueno. matan Ell apetito y con-
supen su resistencia, Compre una
botella de CARDUI Y vera como lie
ayuda, como ha ayudado va a mi
les de mujeres.
Ademas de aliviar ciertos dolo-
res, CARDUI ayuda a c0nstruir
TODD ell sistema y ayuda q las mu-
jeres a obtener mas fuerza de sa
aliHneukaei6n.
La gaceta., 1937-04-20

n aa.ss' De pl - !,
lameda Poultry, 2 semanas, AL
varez y Garcia Feed Store, 8
Alexandra Garcia, 2
semanas. ]. NJ. Lopez Grocery,
Damase ValdSs, Laureano Con-
zalez, Jer6nimR Garcia, Joaquin
de la Llama, Manuel faedo, a.
'Solano, End que Garcia Diaz,
Amelio Muns Mendoza, Gui-
llermo Alvarez. La Norma Cof-
fe Mills. ~
Contribuyeron con 20 centa-
Xos: P. P. Ruiz, C. Miravalles,
Benjamin Menendez, Francissa
.Rotino, Maestro Ruil6pez, M.
sRamon Oural, c@nicera,
"a Economic de los Obreros. Jo
Sc Lopez. Manolo Alfonso, Anne
rican Beauty Grocery, FL Futu.
ro Obrero, Aviles Restaurant,
Pace Vinagre Barber Shop, Sar
dinas Filling Station, Herman
DEE Grocery, Manuel Perez Ga
rage, Broadway Furniture, Ell
Vizcaino, Amado Gonzalez, Sa-
nitary Poultry, La Primera de
Ybor Bakery, Rivera Drug
Store, Angel Studio, P. Prleo
Grocery, Majomia Bolera, 2 Sc
manas, Capitano Grocery, Lom-
bardia Grocery, David Coma
lee, c. Mistretta, Alessi Bakery.
La Carioca Cafe, Caruso Petra
liza Barber Shop, SaB.ines v L6-
peg, La Nina Grocery, Bombero
Grocery, Ell Bien tPdblico Drug
Store, La Florida Grocery, Ma
no and Puleo. Delgado's Dept.
Store, Friends Club, La Flor
Grocery, La Universal Coffee
Mills, Luis Lopez, Baldomero
Tojaco, Two Bros. Fish Mar
ket, La Corona Grocery, Mauriz
La gaceta., 1937-04-20
En- fernaita

EnfermitG
Una muy amable e inteligen-
te Srta. Lydia Blanco, de ape.
mas 16 amos, sufre la pena de
tenerse que someter a riesgosa
operaci6n, que lie sera practical
do hoy.
Experto cirujano tiene a 81
cargo Ell manejo del bisturi; pc
70 no obstante, la encomenda-
mos al Supreme Hacedor para
que la saque en- bien del duro
trance en- que habra de verse.
La gaceta., 1937-04-20
Us companeros de ISgia la

g6n de Sociabilidad, hcTas
que espera Sc pasen alegres y
entretenidas, danzando al COM
pas de las pleas que execute la
aplaudida orquesta Don Fran
cisco.
A las 1880 comenzara ell
bale.
La gaceta., 1937-04-20

WEI idiiHa IouilTy, TefIecso
Velo, Ell Cometa Grocery, La
Habanera Botica, Charles Place
Amorelli Peleterfa, S. VicaS@
Grocery, Crank Agliano Fish
Market, Felo Barberia, Frate-
rrigo Macaroni Factory, Ferlita
Grocery, j. Pvleo Feed Store
Armenia Shoe Shop, Cusumano
Grocery, Eagle Filling Station,
Hilario Prieto, Barberia deePe-
drito, Barberfa de Patino, Jose
Fuente, Isidro Casalin, D. Sill
va, A. Montero, A. Pihero, r.
Portoaarrero N. Hernandez Ca
age, Gonzalez y Hernandez,
PCafe Plaza, Ell Palatino Carni-
cerfa, William Melinet, La Ro-
sa Grocery, Angel Vald6s, Mer-
cado Unico, Broadway Grocery,
jose Juran, Perez Mems Shop,
Luis Rio, Celestino Lopez, Leo
Diaz Grocery, White Chief,
Quintanilla Grocery, j. San
chez, J. Menendez, j. Dfaz.
Contribuyeron con 10 centa-
vos: Barberfa de Juan, Mano-
los Place, Tn Americana.
Tampa Is de Abril de 1887.
La gaceta., 1937-04-20
Bale Social de los

Bale Social de los
CdbGueros LeGles
Sc dara ell sabado que viene
un gran bale social por la
Secci6n de Sociabilidad de la
Logia No. l, de los Caballeros
Leales dc America.
Cuatro horas de algeria ofre-
La gaceta., 1937-04-20

Antonio Caeto
lie echamos de menos en- eI
The Washington times., 1937-09-16

drill field while the crowd Of 5000
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" sire he'd
their arms in a Hitler salute to
the nazi Swastika and the Ameri-
can flag.
Later, Fuehrer Herm a n
Schwarzmann Of the Astoria post
said jenkins planned to unite
"125 national organizations" un-
der his third party banner.
Americana Germans will be at
the top of this merger" Schwarz-
mann declared. "Bundesfuehrer
Kuhn will be one of the chief
leaders of the organization.
Jenkins is the organizer of the
movement"
Nearly so Ukrainians in green.
iSh-brown shirts marched with
white and silver.shirted American
nazis at the Bund's German day
celebration in Harms Park. Chi
cago, September 5.
The July celebration at Camp
Siegfried marked the first appear.
ance of Italian black shirts at a
Bund festival in the east. They
were led by Josef Santi, New York
commander of the Liktor Asso.
Zione, and their saluteS to Musso.
lini and Hitler drew loud "heilS'
from the crowd.
The Washington times., 1937-09-16

ming a fascist revolution. Hans
Diebel, Los Angeles Bund mem
Der, declared two Mexican army
officers, one a general, visited
Bund headquarters in Los Angeles
late in July.
Arno Rise, who speaks Spanish
as well as German and English
was in charge of California Bund
headquarters in the DeutSches
Haus, 634 West Fifteenth ST..
Los Angeles, this summer, while
Hermann Schwinn, western fueh
rer, was in Germany, comforting
with Nazi officials. Rise, leader
of the San Gabriel post, told Met
calfe:
"The khan, silver shirts and
gold shirts are working with us
out here. The gold shirts Of
Mexico have well over 100000
members and are getting set for
a revolution. It won't be long
before the trouble starts. After
that will come trouble in the
United States"
The Washington times., 1937-09-16
Story of Plot

The day after Metcalfe's CONVEX
Sation with Rise, the Los Angeles
Examiner carried a banner head
line on a story of a Fascist plot in
Mexico, anticipating a revolution
in October. The story mentioned
both Los Angeles and San Diego
as plot centers but made no men
ton of the Bund.
Jenkins made his first speech
before German-AmericanS at a
Milwaukee meeting Of the Friends
of New Germany, predecessor OF
the Bund. He was introduced as
"a great American" and received
q tremendous ovation. When the
Friends of New Germany partici-
pated in a huge celebration at
the Chicago Stadium in 1884 the
10000 in attendance were handed
Bund literature commencing Jen-
kins for his stand against the
Jews and anti-NaZi handbills Bit
terly attacking him.
Candidate for Mayor
After that meeting, jenkins
started appearing at Bund meet
ings throughout the country, cul-
minating in his appearance at the
organizations national conven-
ton and the private announce
ment of the Fascist merger.
In the 1886 election, jenkins,
q Chicago lawyer, was aligned
with the diversified combination
Of Representative William Lemke's
Union party, backed by the Cough.
lin!Townsend organizations, and
william Hale big Bill" Thomp-
son. Under this varied banner,
he made his fourth unsuccessful
attempt to represent Illinois in
the U. S. Senate. His total vote
fell far short of the 161, 900 votes
he polled in 1880 as a candidate
in the Republican primary for the
U. s. Senate.
In 1885 he was an independent
The Washington times., 1937-09-16
"Hs the Only Way"

"That's the trouble" put in
DR.. Buschardi, introduced as the
Bund,s official doctor. mo mat
ter who you would be for, he's
against you. The New York
elections are a perfect example.
It's the same way here. The
Jews run the show, just like
they do in Hollywood. I don't
know much about jenkins, he's
never come out here to talk to
us. But he certainly has the
right idea. The Bund must back
him in this movement.
There are many other organi-
cations around the country with
which we can find a common
ground. It is on this common
ground that they must be
brought together to form a
powerful third party. It's the
only way to fight our enemies"
The Washington times., 1937-09-16

candidate for mayor Of Chicago.
The Anti. Defamation League dis.
tributed a statement at a dinner
of the Jewish Charities Of Chi
cago, March 10. 1885, charging
American Nazis were planning to
back Jenkins.
A World War veteran who
served overseas as lieutenant in
the Fifth Regiment of Marines,
Jenkins is a member Of the Amerl'
can Legion and veterans Of For
eign Wars.
Earlier in his career, Jenkins
lined UP with the La Toilette Pro.
gressive party. In the current
issue of his paper appears an ar
ticle critical of Senator Robert M.
La Follette's boom for President
in 1910. The article says power.
full racial support" now is headed
La Follette's way, and that the
C. I. o. is for him. It continues:
IF Sidney Hillman is for him,
he will be nominated"
The Washington times., 1937-09-16
"Odds Are Strong"

"T accept the leadership Of
this movement which is devoted
to the cause Of our country. I
do it recognizing that the odds
are strong against us at the out
set. Someone must undertake
it, however, and have faith to
believe the debasing influences
all around us cannot possibly re.
fleet the true sentiment of our
great country.
1.-THE opposition is now over.
whelming, but in time reason
may again be enthroned, and we
will wonder why we were silent
so long >"
"Adolph Hitler a great states
man" "The world indebted
to Mussolini." Thus American
nationalism" made its bid for
the support Of Fascist SYM
pathizerS.
America needs men and
women like Hitler to stir her
from her lethargy," the Hitler
article said. She needs them
to restore again in the minds of
all the glory of our republic.
Grave issues must be met. Con-
Structive programs must be gal
vanized into reality. All this
can be done in Americas own
way at the ballot box. Are you
ready to enlist in such a pro-
gram of national regeneration?
Our program is m d d e in
America, made by America, and
made for America"
In the first issue Jenkins was
cautious in the use of the wore
Jew" He referred to racial rep
resentatives," racial minority
racial reds" international con
and international money
changers.
The Washington times., 1937-09-16
ToDAY'S "LESS0N IN HATE"

GLOWING is another poem from the Nazl prlm
lated by a German expert and verified by Jam
etcalfe.)
1t is becoming pleasant nOw
To go to school each day,
Because the JeUs, both young and Old
Haze had to go duOay.
No shouting, rage or crying out
Can do them any good;
We do not uUant them in our schools
Out uUith the JeIOish brood!
We uUant German teacher UOhO
Can give US WisdOn1's key,
Who uOanders and uOhO plays GOith US
And keeps US orderly.
A teacher rUho is jolly and
Who has friendly smile,
So that the task of learning is
A pleasure all the lUhHe
The Washington times., 1937-09-16

however, believe the alignment
with Jenkins will do much to aid
their cause politically in this
country.
what we need to do is to get
all the groups behind this Mr..
Jenkins from Chicago" Herr
Vagt, a Los Angeles Bund mem
Der, told John Metcalfe. Hes
got the right idea. The Italian
black shirts should join with us,
too. We've got to get a big po-
litical party started. And the
silver shirts are with us. They