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The Washington times., 1937-01-30

Years ago Belasco put on a show
in which the principal set was a
room in an actors boarding house.
The Washington times., 1937-01-30
Listen
World
By Elsie Robinson

g. the unfOrgivable sin
the sin against the Holy Ghost"
Solemnly, with what seemed,
to nv Young apprehension, a
The Washington times., 1937-01-30

PHYSICAL COURAGE: Even dogs have
the courage to FIGHT. So does cOrnered
rat. Physical courage is not rare.
MORAL COURAGE: The drunkard would
never need the moral courage to reform if
he had not first started drinking too much.
MENTAL COURAGE: This ''milktOast"
has to drive unwilling muscles by sheer
force of persistent WILL POWER.
The Washington times., 1937-01-30

We are quite serious. The same persistent
force of mental courage which makes that man
crawl out of bed on cold mornings, crack all
his joints to touch the floor while wife and
scornful children snicker-that sort of courage
The Washington times., 1937-01-30
TIMES CHANGE

Times have certainly changed
on Capitol Hill.
Long years ago q member of
The Washington times., 1937-05-19
AGENTS DUE TO CAPTURE SLAYER

The capture Of the mysterious
murderer, Herr Strickler," in
whose possession is half of q for
mula for q deadly warfare weapon
and who has killed two men in
his attempt to obtain the complete
formula, will take place within
"A hours" according to secret
agents of the Federal Bureau Of
Investigation.
What the secret agents plan to
do is to lure Stricken to the scene
Of his crimes.
The beautiful blond young
woman, known to Government
agents as Hedwig Brand, whose
arrest was sought in connection
with the case, was found today
bound to q chair in the basement
Of a residence one block from the
rooming house from which she dis
appeared several days ago. Miss
Brand has been arrested on
charges Of espionage.
Also Seeks Formula
Miss Brands captor, who es.
capped, is q Mr.. Dunston, who Is
also trying to get the complete
formula.
Miss Brand claims she Is an
The Washington times., 1937-05-19

agent for the Sargrave Govern
ment, and that her only mission
Is to destroy the forula which is
q menace to the world. Her &C
complete, known only as DR..
Brand, was the first victim of
Strickler's murderous acts. Miss
Brand and her IAurdered compan-
ion followed Stricken to this city.
The original thief Of the dan
gerous formula, stolen from a GER
tain government, also followed
Strickler to this city, but fell
into one Of the nnsdman'S traps
and was killed.
According to Miss Brand, this
second murdered man, q little
known Euro an By the name of
Welhrk, sold S 'ickler half of the
formula, and promised him the
other half when Stricken came
across with more money.
Lives In Peril
However, Stricken double-crossed
Welkirk. Welkirk had hidden his
half Of the formula and Strickler
did not get it after all.
The scrap OF paper, containing
the murdered mans half, fell into
the hands Of secret agents of the
r. B. I. when the room was
The Washington times., 1937-05-19
Army Orders
Lieutenant Colonies

Lieutenant Colonies
Donald A. Dawson. C. Of T., Army
War College, TT. Humphreys d. C.. to
Louisville. KY as dist. snEr.
Gordon R. Young. c. Of e., Port Angeles.
duty with staff and faculty: sail from
San Francisco July I.
Frederick W. Herman. O. Of E.. rel.
TT. Mcintosh. Tex, July 10; to Omaha
Neb.
Edward N. Chisholm. jr. c. of T.. rel.
Omaha July IS: to Atlanta. Ga.
Frank B. Hayne. inf. Columbia o.,
New York: to office Of assist. CHI: Of st..
Washington. June /: sail on S. 5. Presi-
dent Roosevelt from New York June ,
the American Battle Monuments Com.
mission for approx. az mos: at end of
this duty proceed to Moscow and report
to military attache for duty as assist.
CAPTAINS
John q. Howard, r. A., rel. FIT. Knox.
KY, Sept. /; to Ohio 81. u, Columbus.
James L. CRrman. inf. rel. jackson,
Harry 9. Fisher, C. Of E., Mineral
Wells, Tex; order to Hawaii revoked.
First Lieutenant
George 4. Lincoln; e. Of E. Hunting.
previous order amended.
Leaves Of Absence
Col. Harold W. Jones, N. c., Is days,
July i, with permission to visit foreign
countries.
Col. Sanderford Jarman &C. A. CO.,
q. 8. c.. . days, May II.
Col. George williams Cav. 8 days.
May 1s.
1t. Col. John +. COnklin. C. Of T.. IS
days, June Is.
Lit. Col. Horace 8. EakinA Y. e.
mos, July ..
1t. Col. John Dibblo. N. C.. 1 mo. Is
days, July /.
Maj. cyrus J. wilder Cav. IS days.
Aug. 16.
Major Hubert ". cOllinA C. Of T.. Is
days, July 20.
Capt. Roscoe G. wriStOn. A. C.. :
mS Capt .O Robert b:i N. Young. Inf, mo.
Capt. Ivan D. Ysaton, =. A.. 10 days
Capt. NOrme D. Frost, A. c., 1 mo,
Is days. June 7, with permission to visit
First Lieut.. John B. F. Dice. c. A. c..
. mos. 10 days, July J..
First Lieut.. Joseph A. Miehela. Cav.
10 days. May 30
C. A. c., 6 days, June 81.
First Lieut.. Ferdinand NJ. Humphries,
&c. A. c. o. D., ~ days, June 49,.
First Lieut.. Allan d. Mclean, Inf,
mos. 4 days, June 3; previous order re-
second Lieut.. John H. Anderson. G.
Of E., mo. 20 days, Aug. /.
Second Lieut.. Hudson H. Upham,
A. C., l mo. is days. june IS, with
W. o. wilburn C. Dodd, Mitchell Field,
N. z, mo. Is days, July 8.
The Washington times., 1937-05-19

Sta. seattle, wash, June Is: TO o. Q. 0.
Langley as air officer.
Stanwix G. Mayfield jr., det. o. 8. 9.
San Francisco June 7: to duty as Ingpr,
Of Nav. Natl. Babcock q Wilcox Co..
D1 Alien r. N Mccain, dst. U. 9. 8. 1nds.
annapolis June Z; to staff. Car. Cruisers.
sctg. Force, as damage control officer.
Virginia June S: to comm. q. 8. s. Hum
phreys.
Andrew g. Shepard, dst. o. 8. 8. New
Mexico June 8; to comm. q. 9. .. NOehes.
Lieutenants
Ernest ". Abrams det Asst Inspr. ,of
Nav. Natl, Yard, New York, June ];
to comm. u. 8. s. Allegheny.
Charles Adair, det. staff, Cdr. Dest.
sqdn. s, June IA; to staff, Cdr. DSst.
Sqdn. IA. as radio officer.
William q. Beecher, jr., det. q. 9. g.
MONTGOMERY in June; to U. .. Q. sicard
as exec. officer.
John P. Bennington, dst. o. q. o.
Nevada June s; to comm. o. 8. 9.
Thomas e. Boyes. dst. U. g. s. Leg.
ington June 1; to U. s. 8. Dobbin.
Samuel w. Canaan, Diet. 4th Nav. Dist.
June 10; to u. s. s. Wright.
Albert r. Chapman, Diet. 18th Nav.
Dist. Balboa, C. T.; to q. 8. 8. Ranger.
Harry T. Chase, det. q. 8. s. Marble
head June s; to comm. q. $. s. King
Adelbert r. Converse, det. staff, Cdr.
Dest. Sqdn. 6, June IA; to staff. Cdr.
Dest. sQdn. IL. A. gum. officer.
The Washington times., 1937-05-19
INJURED,
$4,000 ASKED

Damages Of 5000 are sought
In a suit filed In United States
District Court yesterday by the
mother Of Philip Cole, s-year-old
child who was run over by q truck
Of the firm of H. w. Heslop g.
Bro, last March 8.
According to the declaration
filed by Attorney Marcus Bor-
chardt, the child, who lives with
his mother, Mrs. Annie Cole, at
1925 Thirty-fourth st. N. W., was
riding q bicycle when the truck.
in making right-hand turn from M
Street, near Thirty-first, knocked
the bicycle over and q wheel of
the truck passed over the victim S
body.
AS a result Of the accident the
child's spleen had to be removed
and he underwent numerous blood
tranSfusions. and will be perma-
nently injured, the declaration
said.
The Washington times., 1937-05-19

searched during the course Of in
veStigating the killing.
Until Strickler'S identity Is made
certain and he is captured, the
lives Of all those connected with
the case are imperiled. X-9 is the
principal secret agent working on
this weird case, and his life. too,
has been threatened. viii X-9 be
able to lure the killer pack to
where Welkirk was murdered in
the rooming house?
To find out further happenings
turn to the comic pages today in
The Washington Times and follow
SECRET AGENT X-9.
The Washington times., 1937-05-19
Navy Orders


Robert A. Hall. Diet. Nav. Acad. June 7;
to U. 8. 8. Minneapolis as exec. officer.
Ralph D. Weyerbacher. det. Sd Nav.
Dist. May u: to home. rel. all active
duty.
Lieutenant Commanders
Kari J. Christoph. Diet. BID. Inspn. and
Survey, Pacific Coast Section, Long
Beach, Calf, June /; to U. s. 8. Chi
caEO as navig. officer.
Marion E. Crist, det Inspr. of Naval
Aircraft, Chance Vought Corp, East
Hartford. Conn. June /; to co, VT 2B
James H. Doyle. det. aid and flag secy.
on staff. Cdr. Destroyers. Battle Force,
June 8: to comm. U. s. s. Sands.
Albert F. France. jr.. Diet. U. s. s..
California June 3: to staff. Cdr. Sctg.
Force as gum. officer.
Lester ]. Hudson. det. U. 8. 9. Astoria
June 5; to BID. Inspn. and Survey. Pa
cific Coast Section. Long Beach.
Conrad L. Jacobsen. Diet. Blu. Nav
Navy Dept; in May; cont. trtmt Nav
HOSP Washington on disch. trtmt.; to
home, rel. all active duty.
Henry 8. Kendall. Diet. co. Nav. Air
The Washington times., 1937-05-19
u. Of Wheeling Hears
District Scientist

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, May
19.-"The Physical Chemistry of
Volcanoes" is the topic of an ad-
dress given here at the annual
meeting today of the University
Of Virginia chapter of Alpha Chi
Sigma by George w. Morey, physt
cal chemist with the Geo Physical
Laboratory in Washington.
The Washington times., 1937-05-19
AIR STUNT BAN
FIXED POLICY
0FPRESIDENT
BY ROBERT G. NIXON
(Copyright. 1897. by Intsrna tionaI
Nawa aa-winaN

The tragic series of commercial
aviation disasters last winter re-
suited in the United States outlaw
ing Frances proposed New York
toPariS nonstop air race.
These catastrophieS, which took
a high toll Of life, brought formu-
lation Of new and more stringent
American air policy, the inside
story Of which international News
Service Is permitted to reveal ex-
clusively today on high Govern
ment authority.
The ultimatum banning the
Transatlantic air race and all
future stunt flights from United
States soil, first disclosed by In
ternational News Service Monday,
is the dramatic fruit Of this new
policy.
This policy is briefly: 400 per
cent safety in air travel"
It is President Roosevelt'S per-
sonal dictun.
Consulted Leading Filters
The President, shocked by the
winter air disasters, called on the
Department Of Commerce to do
everything within its power to
halt the crashes and guarantee
air safety. He called q group OF
the foremost commercial air
pilots to the White House to give
him their first-hand views Of the
hazards they faced in winter fly
ing.
The blame was divided between
enforced flying to keep schedules
under too-dangerous weather con
ditions and failure Of Department
Of Commerce radio navigational
aids.
In the investigation that fol
lowed charges arose Of friction be-
tween certain officials Of the Com.
merce Department. The Bureau
of Air Commerce was shaken up
and Eugene Vidal, director Of air
commerce, resigned.
Rules ~rightened
Air regulations were frightened
and the department, functioning
under direct supervision Of Col.
j. M. johnson, Assistant Secre-
tary Of Commerce, concentrated
its efforts on making the direc'
tional beam aids fool-proof.
One Of the first major decisions
johnson made was to exercise
Government authority to bar the
New York-to-PariS race and to out
law all future stunt flights.
When the New York-to-Paris race,
in which % planes from six ma
tions were entered, was proposed
last fall, it was encouraged by this
Government. Huge Streamlined
commercial air liners were shut.
Ting across the continent and
around South America with rarely
a fatality. The China Clipper con
quered the Pacific. Aviation at
least, 1t seemed, had entered the
realm Of infallibility.
Then, Is the winter shut down
and snow and fog blanketed the
earth, came the first shocking dis,
aster to O huge luxury liner fol
lowed by other airplane tragedies
The air bureau Shakeup fol
lowed. With its iron policy form.
ulated, johnson determined the
New York-to-PariS air race could
not be permitted to wreak pos.
sible further jeopardy on the fu-
ture Of air travel.
johnson asked the National
Aeronautic Association to request
the Aero Club of France to post.
pone the race for one year.
Accordingly, the N. A. A. se.
cretly wrote the French Aviation
Club In April.
TIL French club cabled q reply
last weekend. The race, it con
tended, could not be called off
under international aeronautical
sporting rules.
The Washington times., 1937-05-19
Navy Band Plans
Concert Toniqht

The United States Navy Band,
under the leadership of Lieut..
Charles Benter, will present the
first Of a series Of outdoor con.
certs in the band stand, Navy
Yard, tonight at 7:30 p. m.
The Washington times., 1937-05-19
ExCaVatOrs Find
Skeleton in ArmoI

vOLTERRA, italy, May 10
G.N.S).-Workmen digging the
foundations of q new insane asy-
Ium today found q skeleton, in
early medieval armor and heavy
sword, grinning up at them.
La gaceta., 1937-12-23

Queriendo repetir en- China
10 que hiciera en- Manchuria.
ell mando japones anunci6 hoy
la formation de un nuevo GO
bierno en- Making para susti-
tuir ell del general Chang.
Ell gobierno provisional anu.
10 ell nombre de Peiping, LA
mando de nuevo Pekin a la an
tigua capital.
Los ministerios del legftimC
gobierno de China sc encuen.
tran hoy en- Hankow, Chagsha
y Chungking.
va pronosticaron los japo-
neses la caida de Hangwchow,
pero los chinos controlan allf
todavia.
Muchos extranjeros Sc han
marchado de las ciudades e.
menazadas, temiendo la inva-
sion japonesa.
La gaceta., 1937-12-23
CONTINUA AFIRMANDOSE
QUE Russia AUXILIARA A
CHINA POR MEDIC DE LA
PARTE CENTRAL DEL PALS
Constituido en- Marking un Go
bierno "Titere' para sustituir
al de Chang Kai Shek

Shanghai, Die. 23.-Prosi
que afirmal.dose en- los circu.
los chinos cue Rusia sc prtpo.
ne auxiliar a Chang, por n.
dio de un canine que a tcda
pr:sa Sc constraye en- la pa,
csntlal del pals.
Trabajan en- c! canine, So
gun Sc dice, eerca de ua MI
lion de coolies.
Ell Soviet, al decir de los
"bien informados," mandara
pertrechos de guerra, aviaci6n
y posiblemente ell ejercito de
la Mongolia Exterior.
A cambio del auxilio que
presto, Moscou insistira en- que
Ell general Chang centinde al
frente del gobierno. Dfcese
que un hijo de Chang entrara
en- China con ell ejercito mon
gol. Este hijo del generaIfsi :
mo es graduado de Ia acade :
mia militar del Soviet.
Rum6rase cue ell general Ma
Chung-Yi Sc dirige al frente
chino con un ejercito de que
rreros mahometanos.
Los comunistas tendran una
mayer Influenza en- Ell gobier-
no ri Russia &c decide a inter-
venir.
La gaceta., 1937-12-23

BESIDE aquf fe1icitamos con Il
mayor devotion a todas las mu-
jeres de Espana y entire elias q
Dolores Ibarruri, "Pasionaria'
incansable, e~locuente, que nc
teme a la muerte y tiene COM
pleta confianza en- la victoria Fl
nal.
Y al felicitar a Dolores Y las
otras mujeres destacadas en- la
batalla contra ell fascismo, de-
cimos que las mujsres de Tam
pa saben cumplir con SUI deber.
Elias, con sus nihos, espo-
sos, hermanos, padres y ami
Cos, efectuaron aqui, para pro-
testar de las salvajadas fascis-
tas, la mas grande Y mas orde-
NADIA demonstration p1blisa de
la historic de Tampa.
Y 10 hicieron pensando en-
Espana, en- Estados Unidos y
en- La humanidad.
La gaceta., 1937-12-23

Vamos a felicitar hoy, en- pri
mer lugar, al Cemite Popular
Democratico de Socorro a Els :
pana, por su inmensa labor en-
b~eneficio de la Rep1biiea y ell
pueblo espanol.
Sc constituy6 ell Comite, con
diferente nombre; ell 3 de agos-
to de 1886.
BESIDE entOnces, sin decaer
un instante, ha sostenido la
cuestaci6n publica a favor del
pueblo espanol, primero, y aho-
"a, bajo la ley de neutralidad,
a heneficio de la Cruz Roja Es
pamela.
Por ell Comite, en- los dos pc
riodos de su existencia, en- I'm
cfrculo de $4,000 personals, aun
que la ciudad tiene 125, 900 sc
ha mandado al her6ico pueblo
leal espanol mas de 800, 900,
cerca de 10000 libras de ropa,
1,120 cajas de leche condensa-
da, 60 libras de Judas, agujas,
bio, correas, canilleros, etc.
Labor imponderable realiza-
da por IN grupo de hombres,
siempre fieles y animosos, Sc :
cundados por I'm gentleman de
companeras, los obreros de las
fabricas, comsrciantes, profe-
sionales e industriales.
Camaradas de la retaguardia
Suponemos que estaran satisfe
chos de nosotros, como nose :
tros 10 estamos de ustedes. La no
"a de la victoria Sc acerca. Ell
fasciSmo eRsahol 50 dsxrumba :
"a prinsro y despEes Ell faScis-
mo international. Salad.
La gaceta., 1937-12-23
Ell ALMIRANTE NO QUIE.
RE SER REY

Budapest, Hungrfa, die. %.
lei regente de Hungria, almi-
ranbe Hprthy, hizo saber hoy
que no Ia autorizado a los ma
zis" para utilizar su nombre
con a fin de convertible en- rey.
No quisro ser rsy y nae opon-
go a la dictadsra.
Us impossible dar a Nun
grfa una forma republican, de
gosierno. Tsdes los poderes e
manan de la Santa Corona de
San Esteban. Mi deber es de-
fender la institution conocida
por monarquia, pero rechazC
d plan propuesto para que me
nA&A 70. IklA
La gaceta., 1937-12-23
Ell PRESTDENTE COMBAT
RIA A Los ENEMIGOS DE
SU OBRA DE GOBIERNO

Washington, Die. 23.-Se
mantiene hoy en- las esferas O.
fisiales que en- la venidera le-
gislatSra Ell presidente Roose-
welt conbatira q rs enemigos
de su administration.
Mr.. Roosevelt abandonara
su actitud de "manos afuera"
Y tomara la agresiva direction
de su programme Legislative,
Ell secretario de agricultu-
ra Wallace Sc ha dirigido a los
campesinos pidiendoIes apo :
yen u ley del iornal minimo.
La gaceta., 1937-12-23
ACTOS DE EN-
VIENA

Viena, die. 23.-iLos nazis
persisten en- romper mil veDta-
mas de establecimientos judios
en- represalias por una venta-
ma rota en- Ell centric de la pro-
paganda alemana en- esta ca
pital. Anoche cinco ventanas
mas fueron destrozadas. No sc
hiZo arresto alguno.
Los tribunales militares han
pasado Ell case de dos "nazis" y
un judo a los tribunales ordi-
narios>
La gaceta., 1937-12-23

La felicitaci6n final tan SEN
tida como las anteriores, para
n~uestros amigos, subscriptores
y anunciantes.
Veneramos la amistad agra
decemos a. nuestros subscrip-
torres su valiosa cooperation,
que nos ayuda a vivir, y apre-
ciamos ell coAcurso de los seno.
res anunciantes...
Hermanos todos hermanos
en- ell bien, ell antifascismo v la
humanidad: Salud.
La gaceta., 1937-12-23

. dor do Celedas; las tropas lea
les solo pudieron avanzar has
Ia Celia.
Esto Sc communicable cuande
81 sjSrcits lsal habia tornado
ell cementsrio y entraba en- Ts-
Para buscar excuses a la de-
rrota ZEN despachos sucesivos,
los traidores dijeron: "Espias
dol gobierno en- ffuestro terri
torio hicieron possible ell ataque
%inicial por sorpresa EN- ell sector
de Teruel. Esto explica las es-
trictss medidas tomadas por Ell
general Martinez Anido, jefs
de la policia, para estirpar ell
espionage. No solo Sc han ce-
rrado las fronteras sino que la
censura la sido intensificada,
10 mismo en- las cartas, con di-
nero o sin elias que en- los ca
blegramas v otras f0rmas de
communication. El peligro en- el
frente de Terual.
Cuando decian que ell peligro
habia pasado, las tropas repu-
bieanas capturaban la Plaza
de Toros y Sc hallaban en- Ia
ciudad.
FL ej6rcito republican, tier
en- su poder a Teruel y pocss
horas antes Franco habfa dicba
que Eel peligro habia desapa-
recido".
Los numerosos heridos fac
eiosos, muchos de ellos en- gra-
We estado, son atendidos por los
medicos del ejercito leal.
Una orden del ministro de
Defensa, Don Indalecio Prieto,
prohibe tomar r~epresaiias con-
ira los vencidos.
Muchos sohados facciosos Sc
quitaron los uniformes para ha
eerse pasar como integrantes
de la poblaci6n civil.
Las banderas de la Repdblica
flotan en- los balconies y los e.
dificios p1blices.
Ell mando informa Que en-
Los Morronss contraatacaron
los facciosos v tuvieron cerca
de 300 bajas. En- otro ataque
fueron diezmados dos batallo-
mes.
Todos los peri6dicos de Ma
drid slogian In ofensiva triun-
fante del ejercito popular y di-
cen: los soldados leales han he
cho q Madrid un obeequio de
Nayidad.
la Repdblica, afirma Heral
do de Madrid, ha sabido erear
para su defensa un gran ejer~
La propaganda de mentiras
(P0sG a Ia ia. pdg,l
La gaceta., 1937-12-23

Ejercito popular espanol, e.
jercito del pueblo: Tampa tie
felicia por la victoria de Ma
drid, por la resistencia en- ell
Norte, por la vitora de Qua
dalajara y ahora por ell triun-
70 de Teruel.
TIE bates por ell pueblo, por la
humanidad, por la ~justicia, no
para oprimir a los debiles...
FL pueblo confia en- ii, por-
que eres pueblo no canada u
niformada y snvilscida'.
La gaceta., 1937-12-23

Mineros asturianos: Para us
tedes un abrazo apretado Y la
mas efusiva de las felicitacio-
mes por la firmeza en- la adver-
sidad Y la valentfa indomable.
Ejemplo para los trabaja-
dores de TODD Ell mundo y para
los pueblos "anestesiados" por
ell fascismo.
La gaceta., 1937-12-23

Y queremos feiicitar, en- es-
t. TERRA norteamericana, al
presidente Roosevelt, difamadO
Y calumniado por su amor al
pueblo.
Los magnates que ganaron
miles de millones bajo e4 "nue-
vo trato', calumnian al Presi-
dente...
Y con esas "almas de canta-
70" o "carne presidiable'', COO
pera una gran parte de la 'pren
sa mercantilizada', de la Prem
ga mercenaria...
La gaceta., 1937-12-23

Queremos felicitar desde a :
qui, como leales y antifascistas,
all p~residente Don Manuel Aza-
ia, que no quiso entreaRr a los
traidores, en- 1886, las riendas
del gobierno; a don Juan Ne :
grin, primer ministro de la Es-
pana antifascista, en- la que con
viven Iiberales, dem6cratas, So
cialistas, comunistas y anar-
Qaistas, todos unidos en- el an
STA de Ia victoRa; a don Indale-
clio Prieto, ministro de Defen-
sa, alma templada para Ia lu :
cha, cerebro cerador, paladin
de los dereeAos del pueblo; a
DON Jose Miaja, ell heroe maxi
mo de la jornada de Madrid,
que es un simbolo de la demo-
cracia y la justicia popular; a
Don Lis Companys, presiden-
ta de la Generalidad Catalina,
que sirve a Espafa, a Catalina
y a la humanidad a los minis
tros del gabinete presidido por
Negrin, que dia y nochs labo-
ran con Ell fin primordial de
veneer a los traidores; a Don
Vicente Rojo, jefe de estado ma
yor del ejercito republican,; a
los generates fieles a la Repd :
blica y al pueblo; a Don Juan
Hernandez Sarabia, jefe del e.
jercito de Levante, veneedor en-
Teruel; a Den Sebastian Pozas,
que en- pocos meses ha sabido
fOrmar en- Catalina un eierci-
TO formidable; a Don Diego
Martinez Barrio, presidente de
las Cortes--.. v a todos los utie
colaboran en- la lucha del pue-
bio esPanol para mantener su
hbertad v su Independence.