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The Washington times., 1937-10-12

light blue blouse and the brown cap that have
graced the American turf almost from its be-
In he seen no more in the surge Of color and the
swirl Of dust of the straining field at the bend
for home.
Forsets About Breeding and Racing
r. is understood that Mr.. Whitney is building
a winter home in Nassau the Bahamas, will de-
vote little attention to the breeding and racing
of thoroughbreds in future. He still has nus
farm next to that Of his aunt, Mrs Payne Wnlt
new. on the Lexington turnpike. There the
mighty Eouipoise and two or three other slres
will stand, and trim, longlegged, bredto-tne-
purple foals will continue to be born.
The Washington times., 1937-10-12
LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS

AT NEW YoRK-Enrico Ventura, 141.
italy, decisioned Tommy Rawson, 1875,
Mickey Farber. 1876, New York. out
pointed Julio Gonzales, 1874, Puerto
Rico (3).
AT NEWARK, N. Joe Wagner, 17s,
Newark. knocked out Eddie Nader, 1856,
New York (4).
The Washington times., 1937-10-12

Ieamg IN ordeF OF IeaguO stanuIhg.
Y.G-Yards gained. oYG-Oppenent's
yards gained. F.P.-Foward passes. PC.
Passes complete. Pts.-Points. or
Opponents points. G.-Games.
NEXT SUNDAYS GAMES
Philadelphia at New York.
Pittsburgh at Washington.
Chicago Cardinals at Chicago Bears.
Green Bay at Cleveland.
Brooklyn at Detroit.
The Washington times., 1937-10-12
BEST DEFENsIVELY

The Chicago Bears and the New
York Giants, leaders respectively
in the Western and Eastern d.
visions Of the National, have the
best defensive records, the Giants
having held the opposition to 40l
yards in three games, or an aver
age Of 1873 yards per game. The
Bears have held the opposition to
q total Of four points in three
games, the four coming from two
SafetieS.
Team statistics:
The Washington times., 1937-10-12
COURT MEETING

District of Columbia Board Of
Approval Basketball officials will
meet tonight at 8 o'clock In Con.
zaga High School.
The Washington times., 1937-10-12
Junior Loop Too Strong
For National LeUguerS
Four Teams
Would Top
Giants
NO COMPARISON
Rv DAVIS I. WALSH

ny DAVIS Dc WAA0n
International News Service Sports Editor
NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-However
droll the series may have been,
nothing about it was quite so
humorous as this writer, who
picked the Giants to win in seven
games.
The Giants couldn't have won
in seven or seventy from the
Cleveland Indians or the Boston
Red Sox. Detroit could and would
go into the National League and
win by 10 games, the Chicago
White Sox by at least eight.
In other words. the whole thing
was a mis-match, quite as much
between the American and Ma
tional Leagues as between the
Yankees and Giants. One league
quite palpably has fallen far be-
hind the other in recent years.
AS for the Giants, they were like
slim, understood boys giving the
best battle they might against a
lot of guys with shoulders like
piano movers and legs like ante
lopes.
BEAUTIFUL PITCHING
The Yankees h I'd beautiful
pitching from Red Ruffing and
Monte Pearon. Gomez won the
first and final games to make his
world series record over five years
5 won and 0 lost. They didn't
make an error or even the SEM
blance of an error in the five
games, establishing a new record.
They were-for them-in some
thing of a hitting slump-DiMag-
gio, .273; Gehrig, .294; Dickey, .211
but the answer was not in total
hits, but in total bases.
Barring OFT on one side Of the
plate and possibly Leiber on the
other, there wasn't a Giant reg
ular who could hit the ball as far
as the right and left field stands
at the stadium. Therefore, all the
Yankee outfielders had to do was
to lay back and then come in to
make the catch. One result was
that the Giants got more runs in
their single uprising in the second
inning Of Saturdays game than
they did in the four other games
combined.
HIJRLING WASTED
Another was that five innings
of excellent pitching by Carl Hub
bell in the opener was wasted and
only his long lead on Saturday,
after Hadley'S blow up, made Hub
bells equally excellent nine in
nings of pitching stand up.
Otis homer, tying the score
against Gomez in Sundays fr1g1d
contest, was the only ball that was
rightly tagged by any Giant dur
ings the series. Consider. on the
other side, Frank Crosetti, who hit
.048, yet was hitting half again
as far as most Of the Giants; or,
better still, Lazzeri, who hit 400
to lead both teams, and almost
drove one into the centerfleld
bleachers on the carry yesterday,
a feat that only Ruth has been
able to achieve.
AS for DiMaggio, he trailed off
in the late games. But his smash
to the top Of the left field roof in
the third inning Sunday against
Melton looked like something that
came out of a cannon. But why
go on? The Giants, beaten every
other way, were even out+man'
aged, at least in my book.
Mm~@~nANA
The Washington times., 1937-10-12
ForRets About Breeding and Racing

But dead buried aOnsSds Hroous
and y that the land the the days
gone forever
Will Continue to Race Small Stable
whitney will Gontngs to race I sms f sd q p su
bright too silks not the blue ana Dro%d
5 oo Bo aaa snd w5chone Eqp
BOom and always G Wne w went 9
name the two promising twoyarods Of the crop at Broomda
New a n asked @ S10
b.s SsT sorss S eos BY theft
Negro groom breaking a1a an Mana W SU "
casually Yas aiksd rep hso tS Ses gro sSn
Where was he when you saw the inquirer
ing when s see him" replied the Omn1y he was mostly
9Es'gs Se B had whole of
pretty @ hS u MISS a papa rob the worst
s1s g. vi: d ;SE S4ssn,s,,v
So the the Hsadsy homsstead deep
in the 5s q 9pe Ss G
named Bon Chance something similar How fitting
the should black midnight so that she could be
h IN racing after his father died. '''
Sonny Never Shared Cousins Joy
whitney had shared his cousin Jocks a Ss7a
ss sos ssid sE a down S4' to lis
% Fl. s and Of ssn light blue
those dramatic situations that come up all the time
the Chance c Combine to many
Hers %s one Of the in the world still
still confused uncertain about 1t ALL especially
racing his heritage And here small dark
his late father Harry Payne Whitney mad checked OIL
and sent to
Whitney srngto Freddie Hopkins at Bennng
blond jockey from Washington, D. c. who mao
popular rider Of that day He the
and cold and dr1zzy
and then Starter Jim Milton yanked the tapesand LETT
the brown colt and the brown cap at the postl
Almost Went to His Knees
Eqpoise almost went to his knees when he
moving that by the time workman had him straght
away.
left at the post in that important
for many including $0000 Still that was horse racing
would be other races.
its attention to the rest Of the field flying
through the down the backsretch now With Eqpoe STILL
struggling around the bend.
Brother Mate with McAtee who cared
his kicking first mate OF the crew they
raced toward far behind him Twenty
big Heat Charlie Kursnger These were horses
n FutUrty
The field was swinging last
heads of those along the nted fence and through
the the afternoon could see riders bat rise and
fall, rise and tau
What Fool, Workman! But Then
What War couldn't win from there.
and yet colt and he brown
fairly tearing their way through curtain oarrage OF
Coming to look Twenty Grand in the and nail EN-
great colts fighting 1t out IN as deS
perate q duel any race course ever saw. 49, . , 49,, -
frank the Of Sonny and Jock and
Workman brought the drip
ping brown colt back to the winners circle.
Nobody seemed notice when he brought oStaoou oaK under
the yesterday at Jamaica
march on.
ri ~IVDC
The Washington times., 1937-10-12
BILL CORUM'S
COLUMN
MRS. Whitney Continues
With Small Stable
Todd Names for Horses
Sonny BOlDs Out
Whitney Will Sell
YearIings and Vets
e Last of Whitney, Maybe, in Win Circle

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-Alred Raymond sonny workman
there Roustabout in the fourth al aLaa
maybe that's the last time We'll see e EVon Oue ~
brown Of Whitney in the winners circle. at, -,
For C. " whitney will sell yearngs at Lexington this week
November g. Then the
The Washington times., 1937-10-12
Locals Ready
For Tough
Battle
RIVALS STRONG
BY HARRY COSTELLO

Dy 1AkAN"1 VISA 41AA2S~
Washington's Redskins are pre-
pairing for Pittsburgh's Pirates.
Redskins and Pirates clash in
Griffith Stadium next Sunday
afternoon.
The Redskins are scheduled to
scrimmage against Georgetown
this afternoon starting at $3.50
O'Clock.
The scrimmage is designed to
give Coach Ray Flaherty's team
a chance to improve its offense
and give Coach Jack Hagerty, OF
the Hoyas, a chance to perk his
Hoyas UP on defense.
The local combination today had
just about made UP its collective
mind to forget the Philadelphia
fiasco Of last Sunday and get down
to the business Of preparing for
Pittsburgh.
If advance notices on the Pirates
are correct-and no one doubts
that they are-then our Redskins
face a heavy afternoon come Sun
day.
John blood" McNally, Pitts
burgh's player-coach and one Of
footballs most colorful characters,
has gathered together quite an ar.
ray Of gridiron talent. He has a
line said to be one Of the best
ever seen on a football field, with
Mike Basrak, DuqueSne's ALI
America snapperback, the key
man.
WEuNSTOCK ON HAND
Behind the line, blood" has the
HARDENING "Izzy' Weinstock,
who performed for Pitt before en-
tering the pro game; Byron BY
Haines, who starred out on the
Pacific Coast for Washington Uni
versity; fluffy" Thompson, Of
that 1885 Minnesota juggernaut,
and. Of course, Blood" has him
self, which meuas quite little in
the way Of backfield strength.
Every veteran player in the Ma
tional Football League knows
Blood" and they respect him.
Typical Of veteran professional
players, each one has a profound
respect for ''Blood's' ability.
This ga ne coming up should
prove one Of the most attractive
of the season, If not the most at
tractive. The Redskins on the
rebound from that thing against
the Eagles should be a right tough
team in there next Sunday.
LEAD IN PASSING
Statistics released by the Ma
tional Football Leagues press blu
reau today show that Washington
retains its forward passing honors
with ~ out Of 103 completed for
a As per cent efficiency rating.
The Green Bay Packers, cham,
pions last season. took the lead
this past week in team offensive
honorS. The Packers have scored
SO points in four games played to
date this season and have the best
ground-gaining record in the
league with 1,096 yards for an
average of 274 yards per game.
The Pirates have gained 1,12O
yards in five games, for an aver.
age of % yards per game, while
permitting opponents q total Of
$50 yards, or an average Of l76
yards per game. Washington has
gained 1,046 yards in four games
for an average of 200 yards per
game and has permitted q total Of
933 yards against 1t for an aver.
age Of better than 1876 yards per
game.
The Washington times., 1937-10-12
ABRAMS VICTOR

George Abrams, Washington
middleweight, won over Charley
Ubele, former Golden Gloves
champion Of Philadelphia, last
night, in Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1937-10-12

the Sesdsones marked Whkbroom Whskbroom H. Broomstk
and Ree-th fy the Derby-and the great days
when the everovg blue led the turf year after year apparently
ar gone forever
La gaceta., 1937-03-16
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Aniversario de la Egpana RepublicanS Sem
preve2e fusilado. - Contra elI"nazhmo'. -
Madres Y ni1os. Los negociok " Ell Gobierno

nEl aniversario de la RepI
blica Espanola no pasara este
ano "por debajo de la mesa.
Como los buenos~emigos Sc
prueban en- las horas, de des-
ventura, la colonia latina de
Tampa expresara de nuevo su
carino a la Espana perseguida
por moros, italianqs fsseistas
v akmanes nazistas. .ssxA--.-
Todos nos abrrazaremos de
nueyo ell dia IA, animados por
la esperanto de la victoria.
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ia firmada por Ia soldados in
surgentes que decia: Su Exec
lencia Ell General: Hagan Ell ia
vor de no tirar mafana sobre
nosotros cuando pasemos a vues
tras lineas. lie veremos mana
ma, General.
AL dfa siguiente cruzaron y
ahora combaten del lado del go
.bierno legftimo.
En- ell mismo frente un photo
italiano Eduardo Semprevene,
de ~ ahos, que habia estado
tirando alimentos a los rebeldes
de las cercanfas de Andujar, Sc
VIC obligado q aterrizar en- las
lfneas del gObierno. Sc i con-
|danA a masEtA
La gaceta., 1937-03-16

Rechazados fueron de nue..
vo los fascistas de Mussolini:
los esclavos del. Duce, en- ell see
tor de Guadalajara.
Atacaron por esa provincls
creyendo que cogerian despre'
venido al general Jose Miaja
pero ell ilustre militar asturia'
noen pocos dias supo dominal
La situaci6n.
Ahora retroceden los facine
rosos o facciosos frente a 10;
milicianos espanoles y los ex.
tr~anjeros de las brigadas inter
nacionales.
Miaja no es hombre facil de
sorprender porque va conoce
bien, v los desprecia desde e
fondo de SUI coraz6n, al gene.
raj Franco y sus consejeros
italianos v alemanes.
La gaceta., 1937-03-16
MAZDA Sc SABE DEL MOVE
LISTA AMERICANA ERNEST


Valencia, Espaaa, Mario Is.
-Habia anunciado su arribo
de Paris, por aeroplano, eli ia
moso novelista americana Err.
nest Heminway, pero no lleg6,
temiendose una desgracia. FL
professor Herman Muller, I'm
mSdico americana, amigo del
nevelista, dice que este saIi6
de Paris un dia antes que 81.
Heminway habfa estado a
yudando en- los Estados Unidos
a recolectar fondos para ell 60.
bierno legitimo de EspaHa, 81
atacado por ell fascismo.
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la Ggra de Espana es una Guerra
de Extral1Os, con ~AuOplanOs, Ianques,
ArtlNeria y SodddOs de dfaentes NaGOnes
Sc DARAN PASAPORTES A
Los MEDIGOS Y ENFER-
MERAS QUE QUIERAN IR
A ESPANA

Washington, maszo 16.--El
departamento de estado anun-
clio aver que Ina modificado su
posici6n y expedira pasaportes
a los m&dicos, enfermeras y per
sonas que vayan a Espana EN-
mission de alivio.
Este significa que Sc permit
ra pase a Espana otra eXpedi-
ci6n de auxilio de los Amigos de
la Democracia Espahola.
Hace pocos dias ell secretario
Hull reiter6 que no cambiaria
la norma de negar pasaportes
para Espaiia a los americanos,
aunque senalando que los anne
ricanos podian mandar ayuda
a Espana por medic de la Cruz
RoJa. BESIDE entonces Sc lie ha
venido criticando por falta de
humanitarismo. No pudiendo
c~ontestar a los ataques Sc resell
vic a transigir.
Dfcese que mafiana microbes
saldra de New York, con rum
DO a Espana, otra unidad medi-
ca. La primera Sc encuentra &C.
tualmente en- Albacete, cerca de
Madrid.
Embarcara la nueva unidad
en- ell vapor "Normandie' y ha
sido organizada por Ell coronel
William j. Crookston, un medi-
co y secretario general de los
Amigos de Espafa. Sc compone
la unidad de dos cirujanos, Sic
tie enfermeras y dos ch6feres de
ambulancias. Adamas de dos
ambulancias Sc embarcaran 10
toneladas de medicinas Y efec-
tos quir1rgicos.
La gaceta., 1937-03-16

Ell Duce sac6 de Italia a un
ioven pilots de % amos, Eduar
do Semprevene, diciendole que
iba a prestar servicio en- Etio-
pfa.
LIE desembarc6 en- Espana y
lie confi6 la tarea de asesinar a
mujeres y ninos.
Semprevene cometi6 la Sc
quivocaci6n" de aterrizar en-
terra leal Y lie hicieron prisio-
nero. I'm consejo de guerra lie
conden6 a muerte.
Su pobre madre no volvera
q verle; pero ell Duce retorna-
"a "vincitore" del viaje a Iibia
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soldados extranjefUs Y los lea
les de solo $4,000.
Los soldados extranjeros
han $40 reclutados a la fuer-
"a y con embustes en- Italia "
Alemania.
Los voluntarios que comSa-
ten en- los frentes de Madrid,
frente a los traidores y sus
completes, fueron a Espafia
por su voluntad, en- defensa de
Nos derechos del hombre y de
la justicia.
Hitler llama ''voluntarios" a
los r~egimientos que 81 pusiera
2 disposition de Franco; volun
tarios a los cuales Sc les dijo
que iban a TRAFALGAR a Utopia,
no a nSear en- Espana.
En- Gambia las brigadas in :
ternacionales que ~salyaron q
Madrid EN- noviembre y ahora
acaban de rechazar a los fas-
cistas en- Guadalajara, salieron
de Paris, de New York, de Lon
dres, de La Haya, de Atenas,
de Tampa, ETC., sabiendo que
iban a tomar las armas en- de-
fensa de la libertad.
Sobre los voluntarios que sir
ven a la Rep1blica no hubo Ell
peso de la mentira y la violen-
cia...
Para llevar a los otros hubo
que engaharlos y..-
La gaceta., 1937-03-16

Ese professor de la Universe
dad de Vanderbilt que aver es
tuvo en- Tampa Sc opone a la
Intervention del gobierno en-
los negocios privados.
iPor que entonces los nego
clos lie pidieron a Mr.. Roose :
welt, en- 1888, que Sc declarara
dictador, petici6n que ell illus
tire ciudadano decline?
iPor que los amigos del pro
fesor piden G. maxine de la ia
rita arancelaria para proteger
10 que fabrican?
S.Por que Ell gobierno tuvo que
salvar a los bancos cuando la
catastrofe parecfa inevitable?
Los profesores, 10 mismo
que los analfabetos, dicen ton
terfas cuando les convene de-
cirlas.
Ell pueblo quiere la inter :
venci6n'' como la ha venido a.
plicando ell Presidente Roose :
welt, no como la desean unos
cuantos ahitos y reaccionarios.
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Franco y sus consejeros de nuevo Sc e~quivocaron
con Ell ataque a Guadalajara
Ha sido nombrado jefe de Estado Mayor
ell c~oronel Vicente Rojo
Fusilaron las Milicias Leales al photo italiano
f~ascista Eduardo Semprevene
@ NEWS. WEEK

/ Sc hasa la nota del ministro
a la Sociedad de Naciones en- el
testimonio del comandante An.
tonic Luciano v del teniente Al
chile Sacchi, dos prisioneros
los dos perten1cientes al ej@rci.
to regular italiano.
Manda las tropas italianas,
en- conjunto, ell general Mangi-
nj v cada division tiene dos re-
gimientos de tres batallones de
$50 hombres, compuestos de
cuatro companias-tres de ri :
files y rifles a~utomaticos y una
de ametralladoras Fiat. Cada
regimiento tiene .un pelot6n de
morteros de As milfmetros y
una bateria de 65.17 MILNE
tros, una de 1927 milfmetros y
una de 10.17 milimetros todas
las tres baterias tienen cuatro
pleas, la primera en- camiones
v las otras en- tractores, 10 mis-
mo que una bateria antiaerea
de 20 m~ilimetros, que dispara
260 proyectiles por minute; un
battalion de tanques mixtos, al
gunos armados con ametralla-
doras Fiat, canones antitan-
ques y en- adici6n caiones de At
milimetros. Entire los batallo-
mes en- action Sc encuentran los
ndmeros 500, 624, 824, 1876 y
$40.
FL consul frances EN- Palma
de Mallorca ha protestado ante
las autoridades insurgentes por
ell bombardeo del vapor de car
ga frances Djebel Antar, ocu-
rrido ell pasado microbes. Ad-
miti Del gobernador de las Ba-
leares ell bombardeo y dijo que
habia sido por 'equivocaci6n'.
Ha llegado a las costas de
Galicia, Espaha, ell destructor
frances LIE Fantasque, que to-
mara parte en- Ell bloqueo inter-
nacional.
Ademas Sc uniran a la vigil
lancia los destructores Jaguar,
L'Alcyon, Tornado, Cyclone, ST.
roco, Mistral e intrepid.
Cumpliendo una orden de la
Junta de Defensa los cafes de
Madrid han dejado de vender
empareados. Sc debe la orden
"a que 81 hay escasez de pan en-
los hogares no es justo que en-
los cafes Sc yendan empareda-
dos.
Ha sido nombrado jefe de es-
tado mayor del ejercito de la
Repdblica, por Ell gobierno de
Valencia, ell coronel Vicente Ro
jo. Sustituye al general Martf-
nez Cabrera, cue renunci6.
Comlunican del frente de Cor
Ide&a qua an 90 rseibi4 ana car
La gaceta., 1937-03-16


lianos que comibaten por los re
beldes espanoles no solo han 81
do conteniddos en- ell frente d.
Guadalajara, a As millas de M
drid, sine que han sido obliga'
dos a retroceder. No existe aho'
"a duda de que ell primer plan
de ataque de los italianos, que
incluia la captura de Guadala-
lara en- tres dias ha fracasado y
que los rebeldes probablemente
haran un nuevo e~sfuerzo.
La aviaci6n leal ha venidc
bombardeando las lfneas faccio
SOS Y con su ayuda los milicia :
nos han pueste en- fuga a los ita
lianos, en- mas de una OCCASION.
Ell lugar donde los combates
Sc han librado es facil de defen-
der en- 10 que a la carretera de
Arag6n respecta, porque Sc en-
cuentra entire colinas donde las
anidades mecanizadas no pue :
den maniobrar libremente. 81 ell
plan hubjara tenido exito, que
no 10 ha tenido, los italianos hu
bieran podido avanzar a 10 lar
go de una llanura hasta Ma :
drid.
Habfa pensado ell mando fac
cioso que podrfa tomar facil :
mente a Guadalajara, por Guam
to no era esperado un ataque en-
esa remota region; pero de nue.
vo Sc equivocaron ell general
Franco y sus consejeros.
Madrid no es Malaga. Pudie-
ra caer uno de estos dias; pero
ell esfuerzo para lograrlo ten ;
dria que ser mayor a todos los
realizados hasta ell presente.
Tonic serfa decir que ell peli-
gro 0 amenaza italiana ha de :
saparecido. Los italianos solo
han empezado a pelear y signi-
fican una fuerza enorme en- es-
ia guerra. Existe ademas ell pc
ligro de otro ataque concertado
en- otro frente, 10 que harfa crf-
tica la situaci6n.
Hablase ademas de I'm contin
genie aleman de infanterfa, ell
cual todavfa no ha entrado en-
operaciones. 5Esta csc ejercito
aleman listo para ell ataque?
5Cual sera la actitud de Fran
cia 81 un ejercito aleman assume
la ofensiva en- Ell sector de Ma
drid?
La nota de don Julio Alvarez
del Vayo, Ell ministro de estado
espanol, sefala el contingente
italiano de Guadaaajara en-
15, 800 hombres, incluyendo u
ma secci6n de lanzadores de la
mas v gas. Dos divisiones mas
lse agaardaA tQdagiA
La gaceta., 1937-03-16

Sc ha concedido un interdic-
to contra los obreros que man
tienen Ia huelga sentada en- las
fabricas de la Chrysler.
iY decfan que Mr.. Chrysler
era I'm ciudadano razonable,
capaz de llegar a I'm arreglo,
sin rina, con los trabajadores
de sus fabricas!
Cuando John Lewis reclamo
para los trabajadores "la par
tie" que a estos pertenece, Mr..
Chrysler recurri6 a los tribu-
males.
Por algo venfa pagando mi :
les de pesos ell rico fabricante
a las agencias de espionaje y
reclutamiento de rompehuel :
gas que llevan ell nombre de
"agencias de detectives.
Ell individuo de los autom6-
viles que llevan su nombre al
fin tendra que agachar la ca
beza y reconocer ia justicia
que a los obreros asiste.
La gaceta., 1937-03-16

Sc trata de organizar aqul
una manifestation de madres y
ninos en- honor y recuerdo de
las madres Y los ninos que 10;
facciosos asesinan en- ell frente
de Madrid.
Madres y ninos de Tampa
mandarin un mensaje de amor
de afecto imperecedero, a las
madres y los ninos sobre los
cuales dejan caer bombas los
facciosos.
Una nueva expression de CO
mo la colonia latina condsna a
los bandidos Y llora las penas
de los seres pacificos e indie
fensos atacados por las bonn
has de la aviaci6n "maldita".
81 listed, sonora, quiere ms
cribirse con sus hijos, pase POI
ell Centre Obrero.
La gaceta., 1937-03-16
PASTOR RELIGIOSO PROCE
SADO

Beckley, w. Va, Mario 49,
Como autor del asesinato de SD
segunda esposa, una mujer de
30 amos, ha sido procesado Ell
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