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The Kusko times., 1937-05-21
THE SPELL OF THE NORTH

There's something about this great
 Northland That few If any can understand; A charm that is all her own. Her rivers, her hills. her inland seas, All hint of strange wild mysteries, That ever remain unknown. Many who came with lust for Gold, Have stayed and toiled, and at last
 grown old
 Forgetting for what they came. Caught in this witches wondrous spsll They have stayed for what? They
 can not tell?
 The story is all the same. Many who found the gold they sought SQuandered it here, with little
 thought,
 Then turned again to the hills. Plying their boats up long winding
 streams Te the glaciers feet, where the Eagle
 screams
 And the breeze in August chills. Those who do not in the North remain Return to the haunts of men again, And wondr0us tales relate; These were only partially caught, In the magic spell the North has
 wrought But the touch they got was great.
 C. Edward Cone,
 Takotna, Alaska.
The Kusko times., 1937-05-21
BILLION AND 4 HALF
 IS VOTED FOR RELIEF

WASHINGTON, D.. C., May 15- The house appropriations committee late yesterday afternoon threw Pres i6ent RoOsevelt's economy demands to the winds and recommended a bil lion and a half dollars for work relief for the fiscal year beginning July I.
 The action overrode the subcom- nlittee's recommendation which voted five to four TWO days ago to hold the relief amount to a billion dollars which was one third less than the President asked in his special appro- prlation message.
 The full committee vote was 9 to Il. The house will now act upon the appropriation measure.
 IL also adopted an amendment by Rep. Clifton Woodrun of Virginia, to limit the WPA appropriation for the coming fiscal year strictly to a bll- lion and a half. The final action fol- lowed the defeat Of the proposed ann endment to make 1t a billion and billion and quarter.
 As finally approved the bill would limit the expenditure to S415.059, 900 for highways roads and streets; S630- 000,o00 for public buildings. parks re- creatIonal facilities, airports, flood control and general conservation pro jects; and s379, 100000 for white col lar and women's projects.
The Kusko times., 1937-05-21
WILL PAY OUT
 Se,000,0O0 IH
 DEATH CLAIMS

As an indication of it's claims load for 1887, the Social Security Board has announced that approximately 323. .6S4 persons or their estates will be eligible this year for lump sum or death payments under the Federal Old-age benefits plan of he Social Se- curity Act, and that about S6,000- 000 will be paid in these benefits.
 The Board also announced that s41 claims for lump-Sum benefits. had been received in Washington, D. C., office for adjudication as Of April 9. The Board explained that many more claims are pending in it's regional and field offices, where they are receiving necessary attention before being for wsrded 10 Washington.
 Lump-sum paymeuts. the Board stated, will be made to persons in covered employments who attain age of S and to the families of those who die before reaching that age.
 -a Pcor3 estimates that, during 1887. for each person in covered en7- plovmenr- who atfains ace 65 two otherz will die before reaching that ara. Thus the Poard explained. about two "9ea+h" claims are eynected 10 be fled for each "alive" claim.
 The Poerd said the number of cloir's fled during 1g37 may not eor~' tho es-7-7ated rnraber of per sons r~oause. where small amounts of r7crpv have hen involved. some of 1l-- r,r~-0-7S e1lf~ibla have not fled e7@7-7. Ire Board expects that, as t'-a a~-orr+s of money increase. and P= the c'~5~aS procedures become r7-~-,- widely known. the nrr7bar Of cle7r-S VII increase each month dur in~ tAa year.
 C'ai~s already fled. the Board sei' ~oree from Q few dollars each to e7o5
 C''@---z forms and assistance in ex- e-7--7-- thp7a. the Board stated are avai1ohla e- am of it's I2 regional and 17f fal3 offces TOW onen at var io-7S points +hroughoF1t the ITnited S-~-os. Forr-s ray also he obtained a- +he Boards office in Washington, T. c.
 Az +ha claims load increases the PoarI states. new field offices VII be o7anad un-7l the r7axin71n number of arnroximstely 100 offices is estab- lished
 7Ton SUITS now ravabie amount to 31b n-r ce-- of tha total wages re- ce7va1 h7 Ire ind7vidra1 n covered endowment afte~ 19S6 Lunp-sum rev-er+s gre r7a5a 10 those persons in eovo'~7 rr~7lo7Toent who at the a~a e5 fo1 +o onalify for monthly heveH-e e'rLe~ heravSe they have nor rnee7-e7 ---al inslvded wages Of at leae- @ mo 0r because wages have ra+ hen na;i Them for employment in esrr Of Sva calendar vaers after Pe~ar~F.a~ S1. 1896. and before the aga Of 6.
 The estimated number Of persons o- their estates in Alaska who will be e7'y7b1a for 1717nn-srm or death pay meuts in 1897. is 1z9.
The Kusko times., 1937-05-21
TRICK FOR DINING ROOM
 MAGICIANS

Here is Q good trick to perform at the dining table. It is necessary be- forehand to cover your fingers with an adhesive substance such as gum arabic, rubber cement or lead plaster. At the table you pick up knife, rub it briskly on the palm of your hand as though to magnetic it and turn ing your thumb upward nress the knife against your fingers, where it will stick. In explanation, you can jokingly say that by rubbing the knife on your palm you have caused the magnetism from your body 10 en- ter the knife, thereby making it pos sible for the knife to cling to your fingers.
The Kusko times., 1937-05-21
FFR CO0DNFss SAKEs,

Anchorage Ike ito druggistl-A few weeks ago you gave me a plaster 10 get rid Of my rheumatism.
 Drugrist-Yes, yes, go on.
 Ike-Now I want something to get rid of the 'aster.
The Kusko times., 1937-05-21

And I really do set you on fire, my sweet ?p
 "Yes. precious, you're certainly a match for me"
The Kusko times., 1937-05-21

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Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-10
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Jan. .. UP)-Steel
shares led the industrial section of
the stock market into new high
ground since November so in heavy
trading today but profit-taking late
IN the short session brought irreg-
ularity.
United States steel touched S1h
up " and Bethlehem rs, up IA. both
new highs since 1881. These issues
dipped from the tops. Motors also
made recovery only to slip back
TO around the previous close. Utili-
ties and rails lost ground slightly in
the averages.
North American Aviation was the
most active issue. II made new
high at 15h, up x. Aviation Cor
poration made a top at 77s up 4.
Before the late sell-off, new highs
were made by American Steel Foun
dries at So, up y; American Wooled
Prsrerre&a POWER Light f 25ap up p" i FaiarGo fare
Sugar 641a up IL; Houston Oil 14A
up :; Inspiration Copper 2Sh up
1H; International Agricultural pre-
ferred 55 up 9; Miami Copper 21%
and Vanadium 1925 up Is.
Near the close, Allied Chemical
was off more than point and
Amerada more than 2 points. De-
were noted in American Telephone,
American Power & Light, Columbia
Gas, Consolidated Edison, Montgom
cry Ward, Electric Power, National
Power, New York Central, Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, Public Service of
News Jersey, Sears Roebuck, South
ern Railway. Texas Corporation and
u. s. Steel.
The street was favorably impress
ed with the Presidents budget mes
sage as well as his formal address
to the congress. However, some on
orators were inclined to await furth
er messages on specific subjects be-
fore making commitments.
Demand continued for copper
metal abroad and there was talk In
domestic circles of another rise from
the present 12-cent figure. The for.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-10
l.. A. HAY
L. A. STOCKS
90

Los NGELES. Jan. o. (UP)-
The market marked time on the Los
Angeles stock exchange this morn
ing. Fourteen issues rose, Ia sank
and II were unchanged. Volume
was 27,55S shares.
for the year at 49s on a 240o. share e
turnover. Superior Common gained
y to Az on 500. Hancock slipped S
to 80 on 500.
Security First National Bank rose
a to poe on o1o shares, rransamer-
ern Air Express slumped Y to 9s on
100.
Pacific Clay slipped l2 to 12la on
100 shares.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-10

UNCLE SAM" 1897 JOBS-Men-
women. $l260 $21O0 first year
Yearly increase. Try next Ell Cen
tro examinations. Many Social
Security Jobs. Sample coaching
full particulars-liSt positions
FREE. Write Post-PreSs Box 947-
D. 80
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-10
CHICAGO GRAINS
90

CHICAGO, Jan. 8. CUP) - Wheat
values worked upward in slow
trade on the Chicago board of trade
today behind the lead of foreign
markets. Commission houses and an
active local trader led lin the buy
ing movements,
At the close wheat was 1Ss to 18,
cents higher, MAY $1.33M new corn
was u to Is cent higher, May $1.10;
old corn was / cent higher, May
S107, and oats was 4 to g cent
higher May 5SM cents.
Light offerings appeared to be the
feature of the trading in oats. rye
and soybeans.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-10

eign quote was 1925 cents a pound
today but unofficial trading on the
foreign curb market in London to-
day was at an equivalent of 1243
cents "A pound
Dow-Jones preliminary closing av-
erages showed: industrial, 1875 off
40; railroad 55.14, off OH; utility
Iransactions approximatcd 1.450.-
900 shares compared with 69O. 900
last saturday. Curb transactions
approximated $4,000 shares com
pared with 209,0oo shares last Sat
urday,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-10
90
Instruction

If YOU LIKE TO DRAW, Sketch
or paint write for latest test No
Fee. Give age and occupation.
Post-Press Box 12 J10
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-10
L. A. GRAIN
L. A. 6ANk
-OO

LOS NGELES. Jan 3. UP) II
Sect'y First Natl. ... 54A Sc
TransameriCa ,s,t.,.f- l69s IGN
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-10
POST, PRESS CLASSIFIED ADS :
Used Cars, Trucks

WE HAVE a 1929 Cheve Cabriolet.
Bargain at $500. See us now be-
fore it's gone. License No. 1V8375.
Roy Womack's, 500 Main, Phone
1106.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-10
25 Let's SWap

FOR SALE OR TRADE-One acre
improved, house started, shade
trees. Will trade for house trail
er or car. Phone 8704-J1. Red
Star Auto Court J6-13
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-10
Market Quotations
Markets at
a Glance
Nv United PRESS

Z
Stocks irregularly higher in active
trading.
Bonds generally higher; u. S. gov
ernments firm.
Curb stocks active and higher.
Foreign exchange easier against
dollar; sterling and francs ease.
Grains firm; wheat up about a
cent.
Cotton slightly easier.
Rubber higher.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-10

OWNER OF CLOSE IN Bungalow
court, modern and always rented,
will accept good house as down
payment, balance easy terms
Route Q, Box 58-C, Imperial. 20
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-10
81 Used Cars and Trucks

FOR SALE-By private party
Small 1885 Buick coupe Econom-
ical to operate-must have cash.
Call at 692 Orange Ave, City.
J4-10
La gaceta., 1937-11-27
TABLAS LA VTGES1MA PAR
TIDA DEL ToRNEO

Amsterdam, Nov. Eel DR..
Alexandra Alekhine ofreci6 Ia
bias al campe6n Max Duwe, en-
la vigesima partida del torneo
por ell campeonato del mundo, Y
este las acept6, a los 40 movi :
mientos.
Los expertos de ajedrez la :
mentaron mucho que Ia partida
no fuera completada.
Fue ell decimo empate. Alex =
hine Sc mantiene en- ell primer
lugar, con seis victorias y cua-
tro derrotas.
La decima sexta partida, Sc
gun los detalles dados, la inici6
Alekhine con la aperture catala
ma, aventajande I'm pe6n en- u
Is movimiento.
Jugando con extraordinaria
habilidad Euwe hizo tabIas en-
IS movimientos.
La gaceta., 1937-11-27
E~leccsoReS

EleccsOReS
La prestigioSa sociedad Cen
sro Astariano celebraia eleecio-
es ell domingo IL de ~diciembre,
las dos de la tarde.
Habra renovation de la direc
iva en- los cargos de Presiden-
re, vicepresidente segundo y 30
locales, por dos amos,
FL ~secretario Jose Gonzalez,
en- la atenta COMMUNICATION que
nos manda, dice: cualquier aso-
eiado puede formular candida
tura, la cual debe presentarse
en- secretaria antes de las 8 de
la mahana del dia . de diciem-
bre de 1887. Los sscritos pre-
La gaceta., 1937-11-27

ca de 5000 libras, que ell Conf
te Popular Democratico manda
a Espana por csnducto del al
macen del Comita Norteameri-
cano de ayuda a Espaaa.
A las cuatro de la tarde sera
recogida la carga por uno de los
camienes que haoen viajes en-
ire Tampa y New York.
En- una de las fotografias to-
madas anoche apareeen las com
pafieras de la ComisiSn Auxi-
liar y los companeros del Co
mite Popular Democratico.
Ramonin Rodriguez tuvo a
81 cargo la preparation.
Saludi
La gaceta., 1937-11-27

| tario, con Alberto Simmons
en- la subsecretaria.
Mariana Rodriguez, ell teso-
zero, present6 Ell informe de
la semana: recaudado en- las
fabricas, $1,110.37; en- ell CO.
mercio, $276.15; particulars,
$23; Union de Panaderos,
S6.30.-Total ingresado en- ell
/, banco, $1,415.82. En- GAIA, en- Ell
Centre Obrero, $4,000. Gastos
de la semana, $40.85.
Hasta la fecha ell total de 10
girado a Espana pasa de $4,000
pesos.
A proposition de Pedro Ra-
mirez Moya, secundado por Pc
dro Blanco, Sc aeord6 que ell Co
mite Unite sus actiyidadeS a la
obra suya, local y estatal.
Jose Martinez (Pumarin),
inform6 de una ~expresiva carta
del companero Adolfo Garcia,
dandole las gracias al Comite
nor las muchas atenciones que
con 81 tuviera durante su estan-
cia en- Tampa.
Ell Comite comision6 a Puma
rim para qre 10 devuelva ell sa-
ludo.
Otros puntos de menor impor
tancia fueron resueltos.
Asistieron a la session Hip6li-
to de la Parte, Manuel Garcia,
jr., Antonio Huerta, Victoriano
Manteiga, Benjamin Blanco, E.
varisto Selgas, Elisa Morris, Je-
s1s del Rio, Francisco Juan Rs-
cobio, Aurelio Prado, Ramonin
Rodriguez, Secundino Coma
lez, Pedro Blanco, Domingo Ro-
bles, Ricardo Sierra, Quintana,
Jose Santos Y otro compafsro
mas, cuyo nombre lamentamos
no recOrdar.
La gaceta., 1937-11-27
N0FAS SWIALFS
u Cabaret

Hoy Sc verificara ell Cabaret
lie la poderosa sociedad Unio-
ne Italiana, en- SUI palacio de
la Septima avenida Y Gale IS.
Els ell acto anSal de mayor bri
llantez dentro A Ia colonia liza
llama. q
Las mesas ham sido vendidaS
a muchas distinguidas families.
Tocaran dos orquestas, Don
Francisco, la tan aplaudida or
ganizaci6p musical. Y La Tro-
pical.
Muy atrsctfvss HaAamasros ds
varisaadss ban side pwepara-
dos, 10 que g~arantisa &C kxito.
Deseamos a la Unione G.
triunfo social Y eeon6mico que
merece.
La gaceta., 1937-11-27

MatN6e
Anga de la Riva y la compa-
MIA ofreceran manana otro bal
lie en- la prsciosa sala del Centre
Espanol de Ybor.
Bale matinee, con la popular
orquesta de Dom Francisco y
la asistencia de lindaS n1ucha-
chas y apuestos jovenes.
ALI nos veremos.
La gaceta., 1937-11-27
Los que rebajasa

Sc ha descubierto una nueva
cfase de canallas, la que deia
sin trabajo a las muJeres que
Sc Distinguish laborando por Ia
cauSa de la Espana leal.
Pero las mujeres no retro
cederan ante La obra de los
malvados e imbecileS.
Elias saben que sus hernia
mas en- Espana diariamente Sc
exponen a la muerte, Y que 81
deber es no abandonar las posi-
cions. y
Los que defender la causa
de Espana no ceden terreno a
los cobardss y fascistas.
La gaceta., 1937-11-27
Jim,eR0 MeR6ndez

Y IWtt ITO w tTttWUtN
Continua mejoramiento este
luerido amigo y compahero, re-
Guido Ell ell sanatorio del Cen
tro Asturiano.
Jimeno pertenece al COmite
Popular Democratico de Soco-
rro a Espana.
Cast todos los miembros del
Comit6 iran a visitarle manana
domingo.
La gaceta., 1937-11-27
LA OBRA DE LA
Ola DE TAMPA
Mitin

Mitin
Manana domingo por la no
che, en- los altos de la botica La
Habanera, Howard y Spruce,
Sc efectuara I'm mitin organiza-
do por la Juventud Democrat
ca.
Patrocina ell acto ell Comite
Popular Democratico de Soco-
FRO a Espana.
La Juventud Democratica vie
ne laborando con ell mayor en-
tusiasmo por la causa de Espa-
ma.
Hablaran conocidas persona
lidades.
Por Ia Paz y contra Ell fascis-
La gaceta., 1937-11-27
Comit6 Au1tHw

La Sra. Elisa Morris, presi-
denta del Comite Auxiliar de
Mujeres, eta a las companeras
de Ybor City y West Tampa pa
ra una reunion que Sc celebrara
Ell lunes, en- ell Centre Obrero.
Ruega la asistencia de todas,
por cuanto hay asuHtos de i'm
portancia que tratar.
La gaceta., 1937-11-27
el dueao naci6 en- Espaaa. hi.

'el duefo naci6 en- EspaHa. hi.
20 aver un donativo de hilo, de
a docenas de carreteles, para
ser mandados a Espana.
Greco Floral mand6 3 cans
conteniendo hilo,, l docsna de
dedales, 5 paquetes de agujas y
ropa.
HiGeron tambien donativos
de hilo la bodega de Tomas A
lonso y la panaderia La Palma.
La gaceta., 1937-11-27
SenOres que piden

SeHores que piden
Sc nos inferma que dos Sc
ASraS, no aRtorizadas por IL
CSmisi6n Auxhiar, recorren
las casas de West Tampa pi.
diendo para los ninos espano.
les Y la Cruz Roja espanola.
Ruega la comisi6n que NJ
hagan donativos a personas
que no esten debidamente a.
creditadas.
La gaceta., 1937-11-27
Function

Sc efeetuara manGna, en- 81
Cfrculo Cubans, la funci6n err
ganizada por la Hermandad
wesley, de West Tampa.
Ell programa es de primer Or
den y Ell fin que Sc persigua
muy noble.
La gaceta., 1937-11-27

sentando candidaturas deben es
tar suScritQs por veinte socios,
acompanandose los recibos de
los firmantes, del mes de no
viembre de 1897.
La gaceta., 1937-11-27

I'll Cabaret PriVado
Sera dificil eomplacer a has
personals que dejen para Ultima
nora ell separar mesas para ell
Cabaret privado del dia 4, en- ell
La gaceta., 1937-11-27
Centre Espanol de Ybor.

Centre Espanol de Ybor.
Las DamaS de Protection V
Auxilio quieren eomrtacer q to-
do 81 munde; pero los que lie
guen a Ultima bora no podran
ser complacidos.
Noche de algeria la del veni-
dero sabado.
La gaceta., 1937-11-27
EleccioneS

EleccioneS
Tenia anCnciada junta de E.
TleccioneS para anoche, en- ell Cen
tro Espanol de Ybor, la socie-
dad decana En- Porvenir.
Los nombres de los nuavos
directories electos los publicare-
mos en- su oportunidad.
La gaceta., 1937-11-27

La polleria Alameda, de la ca
lie Is y Buffalo, compr6 a la
Juventud Democratica 1850 IL
bras de papel viejo.
Este dinero ingres6 en- la te-
sorerfa del Comite Popular De-
mocratice.
La gaceta., 1937-11-27

Jaeata del Comste Popular
DemOcrdt5ce
Preside Jose Martinez la
junta celebrada anoche por Ell
Comite Popular Democratico
de Socorro a Espana. Pedro
Ramirez Moya actu6 de secre-
La gaceta., 1937-11-27

HilO

I'm grupo de companeras de
la fabrica eel Parafso", dondA
la reaeci6n combate a los ele-
mentos liberales, a pesar de que
1
La gaceta., 1937-11-27

Con ell dinero que Sc reeaude
Sc pagara ell viaje a Cuba de
aigunas faRlilias pohres.
La gaceta., 1937-11-27

Fotogruftds
Dos fotografias Sc tomaron
anoche de la carga de ropa, GER
La gaceta., 1937-04-09
DENTISTA
POR LA MUERTE DE
UNA

charlottesville, Va, abril g..
juez Smith, de la corte del
de Albemarle, conden6
aver a Is anos de prisi6n al den
tista DR.. Richard C. Miller, que
confes6 haberle causado la muer
tie a una muchacha por exceso
de cloroformo.
La muchacha Sc llamaba Clio
Sprouse, de 18 amos, y estudia-
lba en- el institute de segunda
ensenanza. Cuando Ell juez pro-
nunci6 la sentencia junto al pre-
so Sc hallaba su hija Lucia.
La gaceta., 1937-04-09
NOTAS NdALE

depreciation del chino, Mr..
Flu. porque 10 consideramos
uno de los prSrneros actores de
la escepa espanola.
Pasamos por alto la magnf-
flea astuaci6n artfstica de We,
liza Martinez, Jimenez, Car
men y Pillar Ramirez, etc. La
orquesta de veinte professors
de la Sinf6nica local, bajo la
[habil direction del maestro
Echegaray, Ell negotiable. To.
do clio 10 esperabamos y no
nos sorprendi6. 10 que jamas
pudimos imaginar fue la per
fecta unidad de todos los que
figuraban en- Ell reparto. Vete
ramos y bisonos, actores y &C
trices, parties y coros, todos
muy bien.
Ell magnetismo dinamico de-
director de escena, era ell res
ponsable de aquella unidad
precision Y dominic.
De grandes cosas creia ca
paz a nuestro amigo Aparicio;
pero nunca llegue a imaginar
que su tecnica y conocimiento
teatral hiciera possible, en- un
ambiente fuera de toda ruta
~artfstica v con los escasos ele-
mentos de que dispone, haber
nos presentado una revista de
ese calibre que por su perfec-
ci6n ha establecido la marca
mas alta que Tampa recuerda.
iOcho funciones!.--.. iOcho
exitos consecutivos! mi las me
jores compaifas que han pasa-
do por esta ciudad, nj la pelf-
cula de mas resonancial
En- otro lugar del planeta tn
triunfo, Aparicio, seria defini.
two; pero aquf las rafagas de
la admiration y de entusiasmc
que soplan todavfa tardarar
POGO en- desvanecerse, y tn es
fuerzo no sera compensate.
Alfredo Montoto.
La gaceta., 1937-04-09

iva pas6 ell huracan, pero
soplan aun rafagas de admira-
ci$n v entusiasmo! Jamas en- la
historic teatral de Tampa, Sc
VIC la claridad gel triunfo con
tan d~eslumbrantes resplando.
res. La opinion pdblica Sc ma.
nifest6 cual nunca anterior
'mente, en- una tai unanimidad
de juicio que nadie dej6 de ex
presar, con encomio hiperb6H
co su opinion acerca del estrs-
no de la grandiosa revista his
pano-cubana "El Mundo en- Ia
Mano', arreglo del senior Ma
nuel Aparicio, que fue presen.
tada en- ell teatro del Centre
Asturiano por la Unidad Lati
ma del Proyecto Teatral Fede
raj.
Nosotros, que nos honramos
con la amistad de amos que nos
une al gran director Manuel
Aparicio, no cuisines dejar-
nos arrastrar por la impression
recibida en- ell primer momen-
to-; pues fue tai Ell asombro, la
emoci6n, que creimos ser victi-
mas de un ilusionismo pasaje-
TO. Nos parecia impossible que
en- nuestra pequeha comuni-
dad pudiera ofrecerse un es-
pectaculo, digno por su presen
taci6n, a~rgumento y desempe-
flo, de cualquiera de los cua-
dros ~artisticos de una capital
de primer orden. Asistimos a
la segunda representation y
frfamente presenciamos ell des
file de bellos n1meros musica-
les, canciones y bales tfpicos
de distintas naciones; escenas
de comicidad negotiable ira
zadas con mano maestro, cor
ell vestuario requerido y deco
raciones impecables.
No nos admire la sobresa
liente labor escenica de Apart
clio en- n'uguno de sus papele'
epis6dlcos, nj su magistral in
La gaceta., 1937-04-09

No Sc ha dejado entrar a los
periodistas extranjeros. "Toda-
via Sc esta hacienda alb na
gran limPeza''. Les prepare
ron I'm magnffico @palacio en-
Has afueras de la ciudad. En- Ell
barco "Canovas@ los faaangis-
tas eDccntraron a sus amigos
los pres ,s fascistas. Jos repu-
b,icanos no mataron en- SUI re-
tirada a los presos. Seguras
mente poE ESQ ell general Quei
DO de Llano cha ordenado cas-
tigar a los asesinos rojos'. Pn-
70 nj los legionarios nj los tia
lianos necesitan este ~consejo
Cantando la "Giovinezza" los
italianos pasaron por la Ave-
nida del Marques del Rio. Los
legionarios prefirieron las ba-
rriadas obreras. No cantaban
un himno pomposo sino que
q~uemaban Y rompfan los nue.
bles Y utensilios, saeaban a los
hombres a la Gale para fusi-
larlos: los italianos habfan
traido balas de sobra. Aposta-
ban para yer quien apuntaba
mejor. FL que CANADA cogfa a
la mujer o a la hija del fusi-
lado. Ell rio G~uadalmolina re-
bosaba cadaveres. En- Larios
habfa que If separando los ca
.daveres con ell pie para poder
andar por las GALES. Despaes,
Ell conde de Sevilla orden6 ba-
rrer las Gales principles: ha-
bia entrado un crucero ingles
en- ell puerto.
En- la plaza de San Pedro
los fascistas encendieron una
inmensa hoguera en- donde
~Iquemaban apresuradamente
los cadaveres. Inmediatamen'
La gaceta., 1937-04-09
SUE Ell DoMADoR
BEATTY

New York, abril 9.-El ma
gistrado Burke absoevi6 aver al
domadpr Beatty, a quien acq la
ba de crueldad Ell inspector pa
cobs, de la sociedad protectora
de animales. la mejor prueba
de que yo no hago daho a los
tigres y leonss. dijo Ell dom3dor
es que ellos me respetan y no
me atacafl. Yo desaffo a cual-
quier individuo a que Sc meta
en- la jaula con ellos y trate de
hacerles dano."
la mejor prueba de que no
les hago sufrir es que puedo
mantener en- la misma jaula a
animales que Sc odian entire 81.