davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1937-06-14
Pide obreros Ell 0obiemo de Negrip para
completar una nueva Inca ferroviarla
la Costa y Madrid'
Jose Miaja nombrado para ~sustituir a Gabriel
Villalta en- ell puesto de Gobernador civil
Los photos alemanes e italianos por equivocacion
bombardearon a sus congeneres.

Madrid, JUNO 14.-El go :
bierno hizo aver una llamada
a los trabajadores para que a.
yuden a ~completar una nueva
communication ferrocarrilera
con la costa, cesando asi la re-
serva que sobre ell proyecto Sc
venia guardando. La Inca prin
cipal entire Madrid y la costa
fue cortada a 1ltimos de octu-
bre, cuando los fa~cciosos lie :
garon a Getafe. Toda la comu-
nicaci6n ferroviaria durante ell
invierno estuvo restringida a
la Inca Alicante Valencia a
Alcantara de San Juan. II mi
Has al sur de la capital, aun :
que algunos trenes de carga
van por Aranjuez, % millas al
sur de Madrid.
Tambien ha sido possible u
sar ell ferrocarril desde Guada-
lajara a Madrid Y desde Aran
juez a Taranc6n, 40 millas al
sureste de Madrid. BESIDE Ia
ranc6n hay una via simple v
estrecha que cubre un tramo
importante Y esa es la secci6n
que ahora esta siendo compile
tada.
Cuando Sc termine sera posi-
BILE viajar desde la costa a Ma
drid, por ferrocarril, pasando
por Aranjuez Y Taranc6n.
BESIDE ell punto de vista de
traer where's y materiales de
guerra la nueva via tendra
gran importancia.
El general Jose Miaja fue
nombrado gobernador civil in
terino de Madrid en- sustitu :
ci6n de Gabriel Villalta, que
renunci6 al subir ell gabinete
de Negrfn. Como ell general va
tiene una pesada tarea sobre
sus hombros, creese que ell
nombramiento solo tiene carac
ter temporal.
Hablando con los periods =
tas hoy, ell general Miaja les
dijo: La paz reina EN- ell frente
de Madrid.
Antonio Eden, ell ministro in
giles de negocios extranjeros,
no ha podido completar toda-
via su formula sobre Espaha,
a pesar de la sconferencias sos
tenidas con los embajadores
de Francia, ~Inglaterra e Italia.
La disputa surgi6 por la pa
labra "consulta", a la que Sc
oponfa Alemania, y ahora In
glaterra piensa en- sustituirla
con las de "consulta con vistas
a la acci6n."
Francia no parece contenta
La gaceta., 1937-06-14

con la formula britannica. Guam
do ell asunto quede arreglado,
Eden consultara al ministro de
estado de la Republica Espa
nola Y al jefe del "gabinete dl
plomatico" de la junta de Sa
lamanca.
Las estaciones de Radio de
Alemania, cargadas de propa
ganda de Franco y los militia
res traidores, dicen que son o.
vacionados en- los sitios donde
Sc presentan los tres delega =
dos que ell jefe faccioso ha
mandado a Alemania. Los es-
panoles usan ell uniforme de
los Falangistas y depositaron
una corona en- Hamburgo, en-
la tumba del soldado Descono
edo. La corona tenfa esta ms
cripci6n: La "nueva" Espana
honra a la eterna Alemania."
La batalla en- ell frente de
Bilbao sc libra en- ell Cintur6n,
desde ell cual Sc divisan las ban
deras monarquAas enarbola
das por los fascistas en- algu
mas montanas.
La retirada vasca de la Sc
mana pasada, hecha en- buen
orden, Sc verified por las lade-
ras de Vizcargui y Urculu.
Gran n1mero de desertores,
pasados en- los 1ltimos dias,
dieron importantes noticias al
gobierno sobre la ofensiva in
surgente. Cerca de Flea varios
aeroplanos Heinkel Sc equivo-
caron y bombardearon sus pro
'pias po~siciones, causando gran
des bajas a su propia infante-
ria, que esperaba la orden de
atacar.
Despues del primer ataQue
de la aviaci6n "equivocada',
los insurgentes para proteger-
Sc llenaron ell campo de saba
mas blancas. Cuatro wees, en-
ire ell viernes y ell sabado, los
aeroplanos fascistas bombar-
dearon sus propias Mneas en-
Meska Y en- ell vale de Flea.
Durante una bora 0 mas avio-
mes Junkers So y SO Y Savoia
II atacaron a Urculn, pero sus
bombas cayeron detras de las
posiciones vascas.
Ell fuego concentrate de RI
file v ametralladoras desde la
altura de Vizcargui y la arti-
Iberia desde Rigoitia eventual
mente abrieron la brecha y la
retirada hacia ell Cintur6n.
Ell gobierno mantiene intac-
tas sus fuertes posiciones de
Urrusti-G astelemendi, en- un
frente de cinco millas. ALI Las
trincheras son profundas y la
resistencia sera mayor.
Los facciosos han amenaza :
do al gobierno vasco con utiii.
Ear 300 aeroplanos en- ell bom-
bardeo de Bilbao, donde las a
metralladoras de los aparatos
insurgentes dispararon hoy
contra ell pueblo, causando al
gunas bajas. Los bilbainos bus
caron refugio en- los sitios pro
tegidos.
FL vapor griego Pharos, car
gado ton aeroplanos rusos pa
ra Ell gobierno leal, fue captu-
RADIO por 10 sBecionahstas, Sc
gun dicen de Salamanca, Guam
do sc dirigfa a Bilbao.
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Ia. mas grande R6mdia de Ia Historic de Tampa Sc
: VERTIGO aver en- favor de Ia AmbuanGa para fspaia
Mas de 1000 personals Sc sentaron a las mesas,
bajo los robles, pensando en- la Espana atacada
Dor el Fascismo International
Cuando cayeron los aguaceros de Ia tarde mas
de 5000 personals Sc hallaban en- Ell terreno

SluenLe Oel CenCr0 Assurance
Francisco Garcia, presidente
del Circulo Cubano; Vicente
Antinori, en- representation
propia y del presidente de la
Unione Italiana, Sr, Vicente
Guastella, que no pudo asistir
por estar enfermo; Tanasino
Glaviano, presidente de La TIA
liza; los presidentes de Accion
Gallega, Ia FYaternidad, La
Concordia, FL Porvenir, La Flo
rida v otras instituciones; Mar
celino Perez, jefs de la presti
giosa Orden Caballeros Leales
de America, que tanto EMU :
siasmo coopera en- favor de la
causa de Espana; Baldomero
Fernandez Dfaz, diputado de
la Orden Caballeros del Agui-
la de Orc; los activos presiden
tes de Secciones y colaborat D.
res Aurelio Prado, JESUS Fer
nandez Diaz, Jose Vazquez,
Benjamin Blanco, Ramonin Ro
driguez, Jose r.. Colmenares,
Angel Solares, Jimeno Menen-
dec. Antonio Huerta, Julio Al
varez; Jose Gonzalez, secreta-
rio del Centre Asturiano; ell
venerable don Fermin Souto,
secretario del Centre Espahol;
JESUS del Rio, secretario de Ac
ci6n Gallega y vicetesorero Gel
Comit6 Popular Democratic;
Hip6lito de la Parte, Jer6niro
Gonzalez, Angel de la Riva;
los miembros de las Secciopes
de Recreo y Adorno de tod
las sociedades; las lindas n
chachas de las Secciones de
Damas, con sus presidentas; la
Secci6n de Damas de Protec :
ci6n y Auxilio del Centre Els
pahol; las damas de los Caba-
lleros Leales; las damas del
Centre Obrero Y Las Milicia-
mas, y otras representations
que lamentamos no recordar.
Bajo las mesas, colocadas
bajo los robes, tomaron asien
to los 1000 comensales.
Por telefono sc habl6 con
Ybor City y West Tampa Y llo-
via c~opiosamente, pero en- La
Columna Sc pudo almorzar sin
molestias de importancia, 10
que q los buenos cat6licos lea
les hizo murmurar: Dios esta
con n~osotros.
Iowa a cantaros en- las ca
lies de West Tampa y a corta
distancia, en- La Columna, mi
les de personals almorzaban
tranquilamente, con ell alma
puesta en- la Espana Republic
cana, la nueya, la leal y la mas
gloriosa.
Ell viejito Pf decia que Ell re-
presentaba al ilustre general
Miaja, ilustre, sencillo y noble
de veras, y todos lie apretaban
la mano, porque ell her6ico ge-
neral asturiano tienen un lugar
en- ell coraz6n de todos los lati-
nos de Tampa.
Entire los donativos hechos
aver en- La Columna, nos pla~
ce ell recordar uno del Sr. Ma
nuel Rosende, un obrero, de
$1,000. Mayo, ell conocido pro-
pietario de la Septima aveni :
da, que tiene un cafe en- la Sep
TINA y %, don6 $40 Y lament6
no poder dar mas.
Al terreno mand6 aviso Ia
sehora espaiola Daa.
ManueIa Luis. del 2l17 de la
(Pasa q Ia AL
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Id lIdo 81 dAidS IOAAAViAd uC
ia nobilisima historic de la lie
mazda 'colonia latina de Tam
pa Sc verified aver en- la finca
La Columna, patrocinada por
as sociedades mutualistas, To-
gias Y ell Comite Popular De-
mocratico de Socorro a Espa-
ma.
Era una fiesta en- pro dc
mandar una o mas ambulan :
cias a Espana, obra que agre-
gar a los $685. 900, la ropa, los
comestibles y los puros va re-
mitidos.
Ell programa del dia empezo
a cumplirse en- horas de la ma
mana, cuando Madonna, Maye
va y Rosendo abrieron la BIO.
lera junto a la puerta de en-
trada.
Majomia estaba aver senti-
mental y en- tono melanc6lico
decia: EN- una de las ambulan-
cia ire yo de camillero.
lie correspondio ell regalo de
la sidra, hecho por don Maria
no Rodriguez, ST., a Juan Cues
ia.
/ Antes de las diez empeza-
ron a llegar los camiones car
gados de mercancias, entire
ellos los de la cooperative "El
Recurso", la fabrica de hielo
Seminole Y ell coche trasmisor
Ide la Tropical, que estuvo
TODD ell dia tocando en- ell terre
no y que cumpii6 su mission al
terminarse la fiesta, en- horas
de IA noche.
Cubierto pOr ell aserrin lie :
vado por la comision que al e.
fecto Sc nombrara, ell terreno
de "La Columna" parecia un
pedazo del estado de Georgia.
Daba ell aserrin Ia sensation
de la terra colorado.
Cuando llegamos ~nosotros al
terreno, cerca de las doce, a la
puerta Sc hallaban varios her
manos de la Orden Caballero
de la Luz, con una cinta de co
Tor azul como distintivo, y en-
n1mero de mas de 40. La Or
den Caballero de la Luz mere
ce ser mencionada por su nue.
va orientaci6n dentro de la CO.
munidad tampena.
AIN yimos al Sr. Manuel Y.
Mesa Rodriguez, de la Haba-
ma, director de la revista Luz
ly Verdad", 6rgano de la Or.
den Caballero de La Luz, en-
compafia de Victor Pasetti,
Enrique Garcia, Rodriguez Pa
rodi, Emilio Garcia y otros que
ridos hermanos.
Ell alcalde Chancey, que ha-
bfa p%rometido asistir, no pudo
hacerlo por haber recibido vi
sitantes de Tallahassee, pero
lie representa- ell jefe de policia,
Sr. Woodruff.
No asisti6 tampoco el she
riff, a quien Sc habia invitado,
por hallarse fuera de Tampa.
A la entrada vimos a los Sc
nores Gustayo Jimenez, presi-
dente del Comite de Ambulan
cha; V~ictoriano Manteiga, di :
rector de este peri6dico y Sc
cretario del Comite; Jose Mar
tfnez, p~residente del Comite
Democratico de S~ocorro a Es-
pafa; Marianito Rodriguez. tie
sorero del Comite Popular De
mocratico; Ramon Fernandez
Rey, p~residente del Centre Els
pa6ol; Carlos Menendez. pre-
La gaceta., 1937-06-14

Sir Antonio Eden, ell hip6-
crita n1mero / en- la diploma
cia europea, cree haber obte-
nido un "triunfo' con Ell rotor
no de Italia y Alemania al CO.
mite de la degeneration poll
tica o no-intervenci6n que es
Intervention.
Eden sabe, 10 mismo Que
Leon Blum e Ivon Delbos, que
la no-intervencion existe pol
parte de las naciones que SIM
patizan con ell gobierno legiti-
mo de la Repdblica Espanola
pero que por la otra parte, ia
depravada," hay Intervention
v bien cinica por cierto.
Brum, Chamberlain, Bald.
win, Delbos Y los otros "c6mi
cos'' o "payasos'', a la faz de.
mnndo mienten y considerar
un "exito' qre la snaciones q
gresoras, las que bombardea
ron q Almeria y torpedearoI
La gaceta., 1937-06-14

Pongamos ell puno en- alto, en-
estos momentos de peligro pa
"a Bilbao.
Los milicianos vascos, ayUda-
dos por los mineros y campesi-
nos asturianos y montaneses,
hacen frente a los traidores de
Franco v a los ~ejercitos de TIA
liza y Alemania.
ALA, en- la est6ica ciudad so
cialista, ell fascismo internacio-
nal ataca con todos los recur :
SOS a SUI alcance.
Mas de 100 aeroplanos, apa
ratios de crimen y destruction,
atacan las posiciones de los
vascos leales.
Ell gobierno republican, ha
mandado algunos aeroplanos a
csc frente, pero los que ALI tie
ne no bastan para combatir q
$50.
Italia Y AlemaniS, nacionei
odiadas, que vienen agredien-
do a Espana Y al mismo item
pc pertenecen al comite de no.
intervention, prometieron er
febrero que cesarian de man
dar tropas, pertrechos de que
IRA Y aviones. La promesa, he
cha en- presencia de 81 nacio-
mes, no ha sido cumplida, por-
que ell fascismo no respeta mas
tratados que la fuerZa y ell te-
rror.
! Francia e Inglaterra saben
que las naciones fascistas con-
tinda ayudando a Franco, en-
guerra alberta con Espana, pc
70 siguen hablando de la no.
Intervention como 81 fuera una
obra de humanidad.
La hipocresfa de las nacio
mes democraticas de Europa eS
vergonzante.
La militicanalla espanola
reforzada con los clerigos sir
corazon y los reaccionarlos
mantiene SUI alianZa con las na
clones fascistas y estas, para
deshonor de los gobiernos de Pa
ris v Londres siguen mandandt
tropas, aeroplanos, artilleria
municiones Y otros medios dt
exterminio.
icon ell puno en- alto frentt
a la farsa de mediterranean
como inteligentemente dijers
don Indalecio Prieto!
La gaceta., 1937-06-14

Carlos Roselli tenia 1000
dolares en- los bolsillos cuando
le asesinaron. Los fascistas no
lie quitaron ell dinero.
Mussolini les pag6 bien.
Carlos RoseIli organize un
battalion antifascista al princi-
pio de la guerra de Espana y
ombati6 en- ell frente de Ara
,5n. lie hirieron Y tuvo que re-
gresar q Francia.
lMSrtires de Ia Italia anti :
La gaceta., 1937-06-14
fascista v de la Espana Leal,
los Roselh seran vengados!

Nello Roselli era un sabio y
los fascistas lie mataron tam :
bien.
Carlos habiG organizado la
Liga de Justicia Y Libertad de
Italia.
La gaceta., 1937-06-14

Mientras los fascistas italia
nos atacan en- ell frente de Bill
bao, los espanoles contin1ar
pasandose, en- centenares, a
las filas republicans.
Todos los e~spanoles que pue
den hacerlo, en- ell frente dc
Bilbao, Sc pasan con armas Y
municiones a sus hermanos DE-
las milicias.
Lo que es una nueva prueba
de que ell pueblo de Espana
quiere la paz Y anhela ell cas-
tigo de los militares traidores.
La gaceta., 1937-06-14

layer. -
Para enkiar dos ambulan-
cias a los que heroicamente de
fienden la bandera de la Repd
blica.
La retaguardia sde esta ciu-
dad ha mandado dinero para
ayudar al pueblo que sufre Y a
demas where's y ropas. Y aho-
ra remitira dos ambulAncias
para los heridos.
Evening star., 1937-08-08
DORIS MAJOR CLUE
LEADS TO BRIDGE
Cab Driver Believes He Took
Cigarette Girl to Span "to
Meet Friends"

Investigators inquiring into the
strange disappearance of Doris
Billy Major have located a taxicab
driver believed to have taken the at
tractive cigarette girl to Key Bridge
last Sunday to meet friends who were
to drive her up the Potomac for an
early morning swim.
Meanwhile, police were confident
they would have information as to the
whereabouts of the missing girl in the
next "a hours, although they would not
reveal the basis for this belief Capt
Ira Keck, in charge of the inquiry, an
nounced at headquarters last night
that a new and promising clue had
been uncovered which might break
the case He refused to discuss the
new lead further.
Detectives are seeking to trace tele-
phone calls made by Miss Major from
her apartment In Cathedral Mansions
in an effort to learn who, if anybody,
met her at the bridge about am.
Sunday
The hacker told reporter for The
Star that girl who closely resembled
photographs Of Miss Major hailed him
shortly before am. Sunday at Con-
necticut avenue and Woodley road,
about two blocks south of Cathedral
Mansions.
Girl Wore Stacks.
The blond girl, who looked about
Is miss Major is 27), was wearing
slacks, a polo shirt, low-heeled walk
ing shoes and either a bandana hand
kerchief or a sun shade on her head.
A check by detectives on clothing in
Miss Majors apartment revealed that
(See MAJOR, Page abb
Evening star., 1937-08-08
WAR THREAT GRIPS
CENTRAL CHINA AZ
UllvIunl U1Ill" nV
PEACE MOVES LAG
Japan Orders All Nationals
Out of HankoW-Ships
May Quit Yangtze.
AMBASSADOR DECLARES
CRISIS is MORE ACUTE
Men Evacuating Concession Are
Terrorized by Planes-U. S.
Gunboats Guard Colony.

BACKGROUND
Total evacuation OF Hanko1
bu japanese is Without precedent
in the history OF foreign settle
ments in China. Already ringed by
Chinese bdrricadeS on three sides,
it ,Uould be impossible to defend
Hanko,0 in event OF open War-
fare.
Britain baue up her concession
permanently in 1927.
BY the Associated Press.
SHANGHAI, August 7-Japanese
and Chinese diplomats tonight ex-
pressed hope that formal, declared
war between their countries can be
averted, but war fears still grippec
Central China and in the north for
midable armies moved toward fresh
collisions.
Hasty Withdrawals of japanese
from widely separated areas reached
climax when the navy, under in
structions from Toxic, ordered COM
plete abandonment by noon Sunday
of the Japanese concession at Han
kow, great port and industrial center
Of the Middle Yangtze Valley Al
Japanese in Hankow, including 40t
marines and volunteers, will boaro
ships on the Yangtze, and it was ex-
pected the Japanese would abandon
completely the concession which has
been the center of their trade in Gen.
trail China for generation.
Even five japanese naval vessel,
lying in the river were expected tt
withdraw. Administration of the area
was to be turned over temporarily tt
Chinese officials.
Ambassador Sees Crisis.
Shigeru Kawagoe, Japans Ambas.
sador to China, returning to Shang.
hal after month as an inactive on
locker in North China, declared: -
intend to exhaust all diplomatic DOS
sibilities In seeking solution" but
added circumstances seem gradually
to be pointing toward a grave crisis.
In Nanking foreign Office spokes-
man said:
Relations OF China and Japan
have reached such q critical stage
that the issue OF war or peace must
be determined quickly, but it still il
not too late to avert an armed con.
fiict If Japan will make a great effort
to that end"
AS the 400 or 500 japanese males re-
naming in Hankow-after evacuation
of some 1000 mostly women and chill
dren. in recent days-gathered at the
water front their fears were height
ened by 10 Chinese Army bombers
droning over the city for more thar
an hour.
U. S. Gun Boats Stand BY.
Three United States gun boats
guarding the American colony of the
bustling commercial city closely ob-
served the hasty evacuation.
Rear Admiral E. J. Marquart was in
fSee CHINA, Page A-5)
Evening star., 1937-08-08
SOV|ETS MAY BUY
j. S..-bU|LT SHIPS
Negotiations Under Way for
Purchase of Three New
BattIeships.
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August T-Negotia-
tions for the construction in this
| country Of two or three modern 35,-
000-ton battleships for the Russian
government are being carried on here
by the Carp Export 81 Import Co.,
it was learned today.
The company is headed by Samuel
Carp, an American citizen, identified
by his attorney, Morris Wolf, as q
brother-in-law of Vyacheslaf1 Molo-
tof1, president OF the Council Of Peo-
pies Commissars of the Soviet gov
ernment.
Declines To Discuss Details.
Wolf said the company is incorpo-
rated here to arrange purchases Of
battleships and naval armaments, but
he declined TO discuss details. The
company was proceeding apparently
with the understanding that all OBJ
jections raised by the United States
Government last Spring, when Russia
sought purchase of two battleships
with nine l6-inch guns each, have
been satisfied.
Since then the refusal of Japan to
join an international agreement limit
ing guns to 14-inch calibers has elimi-
mated the question Of the size of guns
that might be built for Russia. AS
long as the United States might have
been party to an international treaty
barring l6-inch guns, the State De-
partment objected to guns of that
size being built by American firms for
Russia.
U. :. Opposed Navy Approval.
The American Government had also
objected to the request of Russian
representatives that the battleships
and guns be approved by the American
Navy before delivery to Russia. The
Carp Co. is proceeding with negoti-
ationS. apparently satisfied to accept
the products without this official
Endorsement.
Wolf explained that he had no
authority to say what the attitude
OF the State Department is at the
present time. The neutrality law re-
strictions on the sale of armaments to
warning nations could not apply to
Russia.
Wolf intimated that no contracts
have been signed and said there is
nothing to tell at the present time"
regarding the status of negotiations.
Evening star., 1937-08-08
HULL WOULD RENT
BRAZIL WARSH|PS
Says Roosevelt Backs Plan
to Lease Vessels De-
commissioned.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Secretary of State Hull asked Con-
gress yesterday to bolster the national
defense of other American republics
by leasing them warships the Navy
no longer uses.
He said he was acting at President
Roosevelt's request.
Invoking the administration good
neighbor" policy, Hull recommended
specific cooperation with Brazil,
which, he said. was concerned with
certain tendencies of the world polit-
ical situation" and "forceful action"
taken by some nations to obtain "ac-
cess to raw materials"
Because of its concern over world
affairs, Hull said, the Brazilian gov
ernment had thought ut the part OF
prudence to improve its relatively
modest national defense"
Walsh Introduces Bill.
Chairman Walsh of the Senate
Naval Affairs Committee introduced q
resolution Hull proposed which would
authorize the President to lease de-
commissioned oestroyers to American
republics. 1t provides that those
countries would pay marine insur-
ance as rent.
HUH urged Congress TO approve the
measure so those nations would not
turn to other countries for such aid
Walsh said existing law prohibited
the Navy from making its discarded
ships available to any other nation bv
sale, lease, gift or otherwise.
In letter Of transmittal, Hull ex-
planned that. Brazil had asked to lease
SIX destroyers in order to train men
In the operation OF vessels which the
Latin American republic is now build
ing.
/ Relations Peaceful.
Hull said that during the last four
/ and one-half years the administration
mad been making determined effort
TO place the relations of the United
States with the other American re-
publics on solid basis of friendship
mutual respect and fruitful co-opera-
ton" The result, he continued. had
been extremely gratifying"
The President, Hull said, was SUD-
ported by the Navy and State Depart
ments in the view that there were
Two Weighty reasons" why BraziVs
request should be granted.
In addition to a desire that the aid
come from the United States rather
than by some other foreign govern
ment," Hull said the decommissioned
destroyers would be kept in running
order and available for instant use .
Otherwise, he said, much work would
be required to press them into emer-
gency service.
of course" Hull said this Gov-
eminent would not proceed TO make
available any of its naval vessels to
Brazil without making a similar offer
/ to the other countries of this hemi-
sphere"
Evening star., 1937-08-08

johnson opined the settlement pre-
cluded court battle over custody of
the dark-eyed boy. He indicated for
NAL adoption proceedings would be
instituted in court Monday.
Meanwhile, little Donald remained
in st. Vincent'S Orphanage, confined
to his bed by slight fever caused
by excitement.
The infant was born to Miss Nelson
and her common-laW husband, John
Regan, a machinist, on January s,
1885. He was given to Mrs Horst and
her husband, part owner of a sound
equipment company, Is minutes after
his nativity.
Last Tuesday he was carried away
from the Horst home in an exclusive
Northwest Side residential district by
the ReSans Ths police first believed
(Ses HORST, P1Ss AS
Evening star., 1937-08-08
CAPITALS HOT WEATHER
EXPECTED TO CONTINUE
Possibility of Thundershowers
Late Today Only Prospect
of Relief,

Continued hot weather is IN store
FOR sveltering Washingtonians today
and tomorrow, with possibility OF
thundershowers bringing temporary
relief late today, the Weather Bureau
forecast last night.
Temperatures today and tomorrow
were expected to range about the same
as yesterday, when maximum OF 81
was recorded at pm Cooling winds
sent the mercury down to 7S by 7
O'Clock last night, but the humidity
remained excessively high at 81 per
cent,
The heat wave covered most of the
Nation, the Associated Press re-
ported. temperatures going above lo0
In Oklahoma and ranging in the 90,
over the Eastern Coast to upper New
York State.