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Evening star., 1937-01-06
MATTSON CALLERS
CLUE TO H|DEOUT
Pair Refuse to Discuss Trip
to Tacoma to Confer With
Federal Agents.
By the Associated Press.

TACOMA, Wash, January GA
visit by two Southwest Washington
men to kidnap investigation headquar-
ters today revived speculation the abb
ductors Of 10-year.old Charles Matt
son may be hiding the boy near Shell
ton.
The pair was identified as Shelton
business man and a resident of Hoods
port. near Shelton in a heavily tim
bered and sparsely populated area
southwest Of Tacoma.
They were closeted with agents at
the Federal Bureau of Investigations
special Office here for more than an
hour and half.
Neither would publicly discuss the
reason for driving so miles over icy
roads through early morning fog and
darkness. Their only words were:
I'VE can't talk"
Manhunt Called on.
G. r. Grubbe, watchman at a mill
in Shelton at the south end Of Puget
Sound, touched of a great man hunt
in that area Sunday night by report
ing one of two "tough-looking" men
in a coupe ordered him to tell the
child's father, DR.. w. w. Mattson OF
Tacoma, personally everything is
well"
The hunt for the men and the car
was called off Monday upon DR.. Matt
sons plea nothing be done that might
endanger his smiling, freckle-faced
son.
Whether the trip Of the Shelton
and Hoodsport men had any connec-
ton with Grubbe's report could not
be learned.
Hoodsport lies on the west side Of
Hood Canal, an arm Of Puget Sound,
and Is on the olympic Peninsula loop
highway" which skirts the wild, high
Olympic Mountains with ther dense
timber and thousands Of canyons,
where a person could remain hidden
for years.
DR.. Mattson stirred mild excitement
when he left his home ut 4:30 an,
until attendants at hospital dis
closed he had been called to see .
patient.
School Children Pray.
School children prayed today for
the safety of frail Charles, whose
kidnaper appeared to be ignoring all
avenues left open for him to negotiate
with the boys agonized parents con-
cerning demands for $4,000 ransom.
OF the "a major kidnapings in the
United States since 1888, in only 5
cases have the victims been held
longer than 10-year-old Charles, ab-
Quoted 10 days ago.
Authorities said all Of the five but
lSee KIDNAPPING, Page A-4)
Evening star., 1937-01-06
James Roosevelt
Full Secretary to
President July 1
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The White House announced
today that James Roosevelt, 29-
yeat-o.d son Of the President,
would become q full hedged pres.
idential secretary next July l.
Meanwhile he will take over sec
retarial duties. beginning today,
under the title Of an administra-
tive officer.
Stephen T. Early, press secre-
tary, said there would be three
full secretaries with the begin
ming of the new fiscal year, in
cluding himself and Marvin H.
Mcintyre, who now hold the rank
Of assistant secretary.
The late Louis McHenry Howe
was secretary to the President"
until his death. The 'ofnce has
been vacant since.
Evening star., 1937-01-06

6y thS ASS0c1eteo FfebB.
TIE HAGUE, January Ga
Dutch orchestra leaders refusal to
conduct the Nad Horst Vessel" 1T .
royal entertainment rivaled interest
today in the climax Of festivities for
Crown Princess Juliana's wedding to-
morrow.
The incident occurred before 1900
guests, including the bridal couple
and Queen Wilhelmina, at gala
festival last night. It marked the
latest setback to the Netherlands
hopes Of keeping the wedding .
family affair" and avoiding interna-
tional complications because Of the
Evening star., 1937-01-06
Conductor Refuses to Lead
Nasi Song at Dutch Fete

German origin of Prince Bernhard
III Lippe-Biesterfeld, Juliana's dance.
DR.. Peter van Anrooy, . we'll
known conductor. explained later he
did not object to leading "Deutsch-
land Uber Alles," which also was on
the program, but would never play a
political party song such Is Horst
Vessel"
The leader Of . Dutch military
band conducted the two German Sc
lections and DR.. van Anrooy directed
the rest of the program.
Political observers speculated
whether the Nazi party in the Neither
(see JULIANA Page A.5D
Evening star., 1937-01-06
DEADLOCK HOLDS
NM0T0RS STRIKE
Federal Conci|iators Seek to
Arrange Meeting of Rival
Leaders.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
Occupdtiondl strike method,
Uidely used for first time last
Summer in European labor dis
putes, particularly in France. after
advent of Popular Front oovern-
ment. Practice quickly adopted by
American labor, first major strike
of this kind occurring last Nouem-
Der at the Bendir plant in South
Bend, Ind.
Present Udpe OF stdy-in strikes
nhich haze hit automobile indus
try began November 1S, when the
Fisher body plant at Atlanta tDas
closed. Movement spread, becoming
aggravated to the point more than
$4,000 automobile workers are idle.
Automobile industry opens year
curtdiled Uhen leaders were eI-
pecting q 5000, ,000-unit year.
Evening star., 1937-01-06
Postal Robbery Solved.

OMAHA, Nebr., January R.-
Postal Inspector j. A. Bradley said last
night Joe Mcdonald, alias James
OLeary, AZ, Detroit, Mich, now in
custody in Lincoln. will be prosecuted
for the robbery Of the Brainard, Nebr.,
Post ONCE last December 20.
Bradley said O'Leary and an accom-
plice escaped with SIS In stamps and
$205 in cash after locking Postmaster
A, ]. KriZ In the vault.
Evening star., 1937-01-06

By the Associated Press.
Racing to block shipment Of more
than $7,000,000 Of munitions to the
Spanish Loyalist government, congress
sional leaders strove today to enact
a special neutrality measure by to-
morrow afternoon.
Chairman McReynolds of the House
Foreign Affairs Committee expressed
hope that the resolution could be
passed-under unanimous consent
agreement-by the House today.
Senate passage tomorrow was the
goal Of Chairman Pittman of the cor
responding Senate committee, which
was called to meet this afternoon. He
made public the text Of a strongly
worded resolution which he will in
troduce this afternoon.
The resolution would cancel all
licenses already granted for arms
shipments to the war zone.
1t characterized the Spanish revo-
luton as war "of unusual brutality"
which threatens to extend beyond the
borders Of SPAIN"
$4,000 Fine Provided.
A penalty Of $4,000 fine or five
years imprisonment or both was pro-
v1ded for any one who should:
export arms. ammunition or imple-
ments OF war from any place in the
United States or possessions of the
United States to Spain or to any other
foreign country for trans-shipment
to Spain for use of either of the
opposing forces in SPAIN"
implements OF war" were defined
as all commodities listed by the Pres
ident in his proclamation of April 10,
1896, forbidding munitions shipments
for use in the Itale- ethiopian con-
f1ict. Military and non-military
planes we're listed as such commodi-
ties in that proclamation.
May Win Only Draw.
Even with this unprecedented par
liamentary haste, it looked as If Con-
gress might win only q draw In its
race to maintain neutrality in the
Spanish crisis.
Robert Cuse, whose license to export
$2,777,000 Of airplanes and engines
inspired the legislative drive, loaded
part Of his shipment on q Spanish
vessel in New York harbor. The work
was halted last night. but If the ship
should depart before the resolution
is enacted. Congress could do nothing
about it.
The State Department last night
reluctantly gave the second license to
Richard l.. Dineley of San Francisco
for a $4,507.000 shipment of planes,
rifles. machine guns and ammunition.
Dineley said his entire contract
called for about 100000 worth Of
goods, including gas masks.
What right does any one have to
(See NEUTRALITY, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1937-01-06
BY the Associated Press.

MADRID, January 6 (R.-Fascist
artillery and air attacks disrupted the
capitals celebration of the feast of the
Magi today as insurgent gunners
dropped 6-inch shells into the central
district and airmen bombed University
City.
The shelling started shortly after 1
pm. and broke up traditional OBJ
servances of the Epiphany.
Sixteen tri-motored bombers, escort
ed by "a pursuit planes. bombed So
cialist lines in the Northwestern Uni
versity city area and near Las Rozas,
10 miles from the capital.
The air squadron flew over the city,
but pilots held their explosive missiles
for the fortifications.
The situation in the Northwestern
sector, Political Commissar Mario
Nocoletti acknowledged, is serious
but not desperate"
Forces Of militia were rushed to the
Las Rozas sector to bolster defense Of
the vital Fl Escorial Highway.
Fascists were known to have gained
q foothold on the important COM
munications line to the Guadarramas
in what military commanders believed
was q new attempt to drive wedge
through the besieged capitals western
defenSeS.
Militiamen and international volun-
(See MADRID, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1937-01-06
Charges Damage in Towing.

BUFFALO, N. Y. R.-Police col
lected 81 from August Merckens, jr.,
for towing away the car he left parked
too long.
Merckens filed q claim for 5000
against the city. claiming the police
tow car damaged his automobile.
Evening star., 1937-01-06
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Opposing leaders in the struggle be-
tween the United Automobile Workers
of America and General Motors Corp
in Detroit showed no sign of a truce
today in the labor conflict which has
taken $4,000 men from their jobs.
Alfred P. Sloan, president Of the
corporation, arrived from New York
and entered his office without q state
ment.
Federal labor conciliators renewed
efforts to bring him together with
Homer Martin, youthful president Of
the automobile workers, for q discus
sion Of peace terms.
Discussed With Cabinet.
President Roosevelt and Labor Sec
retary Frances Perkins discussed the
automotive strike with the cabinet
and at q White House dinner last
night.
In Detroit the Ternstedt Manufac-
turing Co., maker of automobile
AAuluWolC, ldlu O4 s,VoV WoAAclS. ~
was the twentieth G. M. unit to halt
or reduce operations. Reduced auto
motive demands caused the Fisher
Lumber Corp. at Memphis, Tenn, to
lay of 800. At GAINESVILLE, Wis, offi-
cials Of Chevrolet and Fisher Body
plants agreed to close them after q
sit-down strike affecting 2,500.
The Works Progress Administration
at Washington reafdrmed that Federal
relief rolls are open to strikers. Cases
will be accepted on a basis Of need
only, however, since the strike status
alone does not entitle . person %
w. p. A. aid.
Akron Group Strikes.
A strike Of 500 gasoline station at
tendants last night in Akron, Ohio,
sharply curtailed motor fuel supplies.
The attendants joined rs gasoline truck
(Cae STRTKE Page A.l1
Evening star., 1937-01-06
Pittnan Acts to
Halt Plane
Exports.
VOTE IS HOPED
FOR TOMORROW
Resolution Would
Void Previous
Licenses.
BULLETIN.

NEW YORK. January 6 P.-
The Spanish freighter Mai Canta-
brico sailed for Cartagena. Spain,
at 1:45 pm. eastern standard
time) today. winning her race to
leave the country with war ma
terials for Spain before new EN-.
barge legislation is passed by Con-
gress.
Evening star., 1937-01-06
MADRID BOMBED;
ROAD FIGHT RACES
SheIIing HaIts Celebration in
CapitaI-Troops Rushed
to Front.
BACKGROUND

BAL n hIhOONO-
When Spanish ciuil iDdr began
last July the Fascist Rebel troops
stDept quickly and easily across the
mainland and ringed Madrid. Com
plete pictory seemingly tDds theirs.
Then began the setge OF Madrid in
October. For Deeks it continued
,rith the Rebels failing to make the
expected gains. Socialist Loydlists
defenders kept their positions, and
in recent ueeks haUe even made
slight gains, indicating that the
Rebel pictory in Madrid Is not in
epitdble.
Evening star., 1937-01-06
WEATHER.

%. B. Wehther Buretu ForecHstJ
Occasional rain late tonight and TO-
morrow; lowest temperature tonight
about 80 degrees; slowly rising temper
ature tomorrow: Temperatures-High-
est. 80, at 8 pm. yesterday; lowest, 80.
at 8 am. today. Full report on page AS.
Evening star., 1937-01-06

(0ee KIDNAPPING, P1Se A.4)
Evening star., 1937-01-06

(See INAUGURAL, Page A-2.)
Evening star., 1937-01-06

(See EUROPE, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1937-01-06

(See STRIKE, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1937-01-06

A strike Of 500 gasoline station at
tendants last night in Akron, Ohio,
sharply curtailed motor fuel supplies.
The attendants joined rs gasoline truck
Evening star., 1937-01-06

The only evening paper
in Washington with the
Associated Press News
and Wirephoto Services.
Evening star., 1937-01-06

(See NEUTRALITY, Pa
La gaceta., 1937-10-12
Dicese que con Ell permiso del Gobiemo
de Valencia, Francia e Inglaterra ocuparan
provisionalmente la lsla de Menorca
I'm articulo ~desvergonzado de Gaida produce
indignation en- la prensa FRANCESCA.
Francia no tolerara que sean amenazadas
sus commissioners en- ell Mediterraneo

cosa que una amenaza para
las comunicaciones de Francia
e Inglaterra.
Els cierto que en- la nota de
Roma Sc dice que la soberania
de Espana sera respetada, Pc
TO tambien es cierto que sc
han desembareado nuevas tro-
pas italianas en- Algeciras y
Cadiz.
"Nosotros, sc diio en- ell mi
historic de relaciones exterio-
res, hemos sido Y queremos
continuar siendo imparciales
EN- la lucha de Espana. Elsa es
una question entire espaholes:
pero Francia no puede permi-
tir, nj tampoco Gran Bretana,
que sus comunicaciones en- ell
Mediterranean sean amenaza-
das. En- ese asunto ell gobierno
tiene una responsabilidad an
tel pals y no fallara.
La gaceta., 1937-10-12
ESTA NOCHE HABLARA
POR LA RADIO Ell PRESI-
N ROOSEVELT

Washington, oct. 12.-Esta
noche hablara a la naci6n, por
medic de las "redes" de estacio-
mes de radio, ell presidente Roos
eyelt, que aver habl6 desde la
Casa Blanca con motive de Ia
ceremonial de sepultura ,en ell
cementeri0 nacional de Airing
ton del general polaco Krzyzan-
oski, que combati6 por la Union
crando la Guerra entire los Es-
tados.
Ell presidente elogi6 aver a
los heroes de otras n~aciones que
dieron su sangre por las mobiles
causas del pueblo americana.
Versara Ell discurso de esta
noche, que empezara a las $50,
sobre los problemas nacionales.
La gaceta., 1937-10-12
UN IMPORTANTE ACUERDO
DE LA ASOCIACION DE MI
NISTROS

La Association de Ministries
de Tampa en- la session ceIebra
da aver TONIC ell siguiente a
cuerdo: FL dia a de Octubre
de 1887 aparecio en- "The New
York Times" una replica por
un grupo de ministries protes-
tantes a n carta pastoral de
los prelados espanoles, carta
pastoral que patrocinaba la re
belion de Franco. La Asocia-
cion de Ministries de Tampa "a
cuerda que a esta replica Sc lie
de la mayor circulation posi-
ble."
o. K. Gull, presidente, y j.
Ralph Keene, secretario.
Una mocion en- ese sentido
fue presentada por ell Rev. ].
A. Phillips, superintendent
de La Mission Metodista Lati-
ma.
La gaceta., 1937-10-12
Crosby idemtificodo por
Russell q Mcbride

Barlow, oct. 12.-El fiscal
present6 testimonio en- la tar
de de hoy con ell fin de probar
que los acusados habian reco-
gido a Shoemaker en- la esta-
ci6n de policia, llevandolo al Es-
tuario Y despues al sitio donde
le asesinaron.
La defensa tiene presentadas
mociones que de ser aceptadas
dejaran sin valor la mayor par
tie de las declaraciones presta-
das por los testigos de cargo.
No hubo session en- la manana
de hoy. Ell ministerio p1blico,
representado por Rex Farrior $
Manuel Glover, espera term
mar las declaraciones de testi-
COS de hoy a manana.
Parte del testimonio Sc rela-
clones con un autom6vil que es-
tuvo estacionado cerca del Guar
tel de policfa, en- la avenida de
Florida, la noche del delito.
Poulnot, uno de los flagela-
dos, sostiene cue ell autom6vil
10 guiaba ell policia F. w. Swift
ger, con John P Bridges en- el
asiento %posterior.
Poulnot identified tambi6n a
G. w. Carlisle como otro de los
flageladores. Tambien hizo
Poulnot la identification de Ar.
lie Gillian, individuo de Orlan-
do, como ell individuo que a Ia
fuerza lie sac6 de uno de los au-
tom6viles, en- oil Estuario, y lie
.llev6 a otro.
FL mismo testigo declara que
La gaceta., 1937-10-12

a 81 v Shoemaker 10 llevaron Ell
ell mismo autom6vil ihasta III
|hosuue de las cercanias de Bran
don.
H. L. Russell, testigo de la a.
cusaci6n, declare aver que Sam
liz. Crosby, otro de los acusados,
Sc hallaba en- ell asiento fronte-
no de IN automovil a la prerta
de la estaci6n de policia, auto
m6vil en- ell cual Poulnot lncha-
ba con Bridges. Howard E. Nc
Bride, Tn reporter tambien via
a Crosby en- ell coche.
Aver declare ell hermano de
la victima, L. T. Shoemaker,
|quien sali6 en- busca de Jose, en-
Ecompania de Rogers, y lie encon
tr6 debajo de I'm arbol.
Ell juez Dewell no quiso adj
mitir ell testimonio de N. E.
Wilson, un diprtado del sher.
Tiff, sobre las plumas y Ell alqui-
tran que los criminales usaron.
La gaceta., 1937-10-12
TERMIN0 LA HUELGA SEN
TADA EN- Ell FQNDO DE
LA NINA

Qoaldale, oct. 12.-Aceptan-
do los terminus propuestos por
el gobernador George H. Earle,
los mineros qre sc hallaban en-
huelga sentada, en- ell fondo de
la nina de Coalsdale, volvieron
a la s~uperficie.
Ell gobernador baj6 hasta ell
fondo de la nina llevando con
Ell una carta del presidente de
la compania en- la cral Sc conce-
dian a los huelguistas la ma
yor parte de sus peticiones.
Earle pas6 una bora con los
trabajadores antes de que sa-
liera de la nina ell primer grupo
de ellOs.
La gaceta., 1937-10-12
NAVALES,
AEREAS Y TERRESTRES
EN- VLADIVOSTOK

Moscou, oct. 12.-El ejercito
russo hi2o maniobras, en- COM
binaci6n con la escuadra, en-
Vladivostock, seg1n las noticias
aqui recibidas.
No solo las tropas 'rojas' par
ticiparon en- la defensa contra
un ataque aereo, sino tambien
la mayoria de los h~abitantes, u
sando caretas contra ell gas.
Los epertos que actuaron de
arbitros opinan que las bate
rias lograron rechazar Ell alta
que. Los generates rusos, y par
ticuIarmente Ell m~ariscal Voro-
shiloff, comisario de guerra, pa
recen muy satisfechos con sus
baterias antiaereas.
Barcos de los atacantes, des-
tructores, avanzaron hacia la
bahia, en- IN ataque por sorpre-
sa, como los iaponeses hicieron
en- 1904 y como han hecho re-
cientemente en- China. Los "a
zrles' fueron batidos, pero no
Sc hizo menci6n de los ~contrata
ques de los submarines, aunque
sc Saba que ell Soviet tiehe una
pOderosa flota de submarines
en- csc lugar.
La gaceta., 1937-10-12
.Destituido por Francia Ell embajador
semifascista Jean Herbette
Madrid tiene va where's para los meses
del Invierno.
Lego a territorio faccioso ell reaccionario
prelado Segura y 'Sacnz

Madrid, Octubre 12.-N3li-
cias de origen frances hahlan
ell traslado de varios miniSte-
rios de la R~epdblica desde Va
lencia a Barcelona.
FL gobierno de Valencia ma
da ha dicho sobre csc part'cu-
lar y los peri6dicos de MadSid
NADIA saben.
Tn despacho de Perping-
nan, trasmitido por varias a.
gencias de noticias, ase9arA
que sera llevado a Barcelona
ell ministerio de Defensa, cen
ell fin de coordinar mejof to-
das las fuerzas, Y otro aseglra
Que seran llevados a Barcelo-
ma los principales m~inisterios,
en- espera de la nueva orienla-
ci6n que Francia tomara.
Don Manuel Azana, ell pie
sidente de la Rep1blica, resi-
de en- Barcelona.
Green en- Madrid que 81 ei
gobierno tiene ell proposito de
verificar ese traslado, sobre ell
particular sc guarda la mayor
reserva.
Magnifica impression ha pro
ducido en- esta capital la act!~
tud del gobierno del Frente Pc
pular frances retirando al EN-
bajador en- Espana, Jean Her.
bette, de tendencias fascistas,
Y sustituysndolo con Erik Pie
RE Labonne, exministro en- Ne
iico.
Los peri6dicos afirman que
ell embajador era amigo de
Franco, por cuanto habia re-
mitido numerosos informes a
Paris arrimando la brasa a la
SARDINIA facciosa.
Dicese que en- uno de sus Ill
limos informes, Herbette ha :
bfa escrito: LA victoria de
La gaceta., 1937-10-12

Gayda habla de material de
guerra" mandado por Francia
a Espana e incluye ambulancia,
vituallas Y medicines.
Para los fascistas las ambu-
lancias constitryen material de
guerra porque ellos, contra to-
das las leye SIDE la guerra, han
bombardeado en- Espana gran
numero de ambulancias, todas
marcadas con la Cruz Roja.
Quisieran que Francia prohi-
biera ell paso de ambulancias y
medicinas, constituencies Il
ellos, al mismotiempo, mandar
aeroplanos, artillerfa, tanques y
divisiones enteras del ejercito
italiano.
Esa seria la no-intervenci6n
ideal para los hombres que de3-
de los palacios de Roma tratan
de deshonrar al mundo Y des :
honran a un pueblo liberal y
sensible.
La gaceta., 1937-10-12
ASESINO UN ARMENIA AL
CONSUL GENERAL DE LOS
ESTADOS UNIDOS EN- SIRIA

Washington, Octubre IL. -
I'm armenia llamado Mejar.
dich Karayan, Que deseaba en-
trar en- los Estados Unidos, ase
s-no hoy en- Beirut, Siria, al
consul general norteamerica'
no en- csc lugar, j. T. Harri-
ner.
Cuando ell scnsul Sc bajaba
de SUI coche, frente al consula.
do, ell criminal disparo sobre
Fl, matandolo.
Cast a cuemarropa, las seis
balas perforaron ell cuerpo del
alto funcionario.
Ell chofer de Mariner detu.
vo al asseino, entregandolo a
las autoridades. -.
Dicese que ell agresor esla
loco y que por esta razon ell
consul Sc negaba a visarle ell
pasaporte.
La gaceta., 1937-10-12
VETO LAREDO LA MORA
PORIA A LOS HACIENDA
DOS

Habana, Octubre 12.-Una
ley que concedia moratoria a
los hacendados hasta 1915 fue
vetada por ell presidente Lare-
do Bru.
Todos los bancos Y organiza
clones de er6dito sc o~pusicron
a la MEDIA, alegando que la
extension de la moratoria Sc,
ria perjudicial al credito de
Cuba.
La ley, seg1n los 9ideres de
Congreso, Sc habfa aprobadc
para impedir que 35 ingenio'
cubanos cayeran en- manos de-
extranieros.
La gaceta., 1937-10-12

ida de la raza "fascista"..
lei Centre Gallego de la Haba-
ma, dominado por partidarios
indignos del exgeneral Franco,
celebrara hoy esa fiesta.
Para los fascistas ~gallegos,
con las manos empapadas en-
sangre, la "Raza" de Mussolinl
es la suya. la "raza" de los IT,
ramos y los esclavos.
-Raza de asesinos; raza de
ladrones; raZa de exhombres,
que naGa tiene que yer con Ia
"Raza espanola", la del pueblo
espanol, que es la RAZA de la
democracia Y la justicia!
La question "racial" del Cen
tro Gallego es algo asi como una
prueba de 10 que dijera Marco
limo Domingo: que los espano-
les ricos de America, con unas
pocas excepciones, son enemi-
La gaceta., 1937-10-12
Sc lNOCULQ CON CANCER,
EN- EXPERIMENT. GLEN
TIFICO, Ell DIR. MATIAS
DUQUE

Habana, Octubre 12.-Un
hombre de IS amos de edad, Ell
DIR. Matias Duque, exsecreta =
rio dc sandal de Cuba, Sc inc
cuio con ri virus del cancer en-
un intento para probar que la
enfermedad es contagiosa.
Ell experimental, elimination
de amos de trabajo, se hizo en-
la oficina del DR.. Gusavo Odio
de Granda. ante AN grupo de
msdicos prsminentes y espe'
cialistas del cancer. Dos esca-
rificaciones fueron hechas en-
ell antebrazo izquierdo de Du-
1ue v dos en- 10 alto del brazo
y Sc xplico un filtrado de tu-
NOR canceroso.
No Sc fijo por Duque ell item
pc requerido para probar su
teoria.
Esta es la primera veg que
una persona Sc ha sometido a
tai prueba, aunque los ANNA
les han sido inoculados, sin re-
sultado.
Hace algunos amos Duque
manifesto que Ell mangle roJo
curaba Ia lepra.
La gaceta., 1937-10-12

Franco cS Cicrta.' Herbette hi,
bia trasladado su residential d
territorio frances, desde los
primeros meSeS de la guerra.
Las estaciones de radio de
los faeciosos dicen que sus tro
pas han tornado a Cangas de
Onfs, Ell ell frente de Asturias,
~ que los leales sc han retira-
do en- ell frente de Arag6n.
Duante los dltimos dos me
SEES Madrid ha venido recibien
do, triplicada, la cantidad de
alimentos que para su consu-
mo necesita.
La capital ha acumuladO
grandeS cantidades de viverea
para ell invierno, segun una in
formation publicada en- "He :
RADIO de Madrid"
La situaci0n en- 10 que res
pecta a transportes, esta bien
dominada. Para fines de ,octu-
bre la reserva de where's bas-
tara para los meses del invier-
no.
Por 10 que a los where's res
pecta, ell invierno no Aera malo
para Madrid.
Sc ha combatido violenta-
mente en- ell sector de Penarro..
"a, en- los dltimos dos dias
Queipo de Llano dice desde
Cordoba que la ~caballeria,
mandada ,por a an persona, ha
a Santa Barbara.
Ell cardinal Pedro Segura y
Saenz, segGn los fascistas, ha
entrado en- territorio espanol
procedente de Gibraltar. AMI
desembarc6 del va(por Rex. Sc
,gura. un reaccionario y monar
quico, enemigo de la Rep1bli-
ca v ell pueblo, recientemente
fue nombrado arzobispo de Sc
villa.