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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-12
TRACKSTERS MEET 1 AT PARK TONIGHT

Tony Delmonica, director of the Twentieth Century Sport club, has called . practice session for his har- Eiers ct Hamilton Park this evening at 2 o'clock in preparation for the Connecticut 4. 4. .. meet Saturday an New Haven.
 Bob Bowen who was second to John Hurley, former Yale captain, in last years meet viii try for the 800 meter crown Saturday. Whether "Red" Vallone, Crosby star, will run for Waterbury or New Haven b not known As yet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-12

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-12
GAME POSTPONED

The scheduled game this evening at Washington park between Mau- rice Red" Dowling's West Sides and Dan LaBonne's St. Ann's has been called of until q later date following an agreement of the rival pilots last evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-12
TEMPLE RECoRp 0ooD

Philadelphia a.-Temple university football teams have won 76 and lost only 25 since the sport was adopted atthe school i2 years Ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-12

deorgie Stone Of Willimantic, fly. weights. will show again after their draw here last week, There will be several other bouts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-12

Many brides ifi London are wear. Ing black this season
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-12

xRan for Flanagan Tn the ist Score by inningsi Hearts .,,,. 0 . 10 Ri
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-12
NEW YORK (N. L.)

xott attbed for Mann in 10th.
 xxIzarper batted for Henry in 9th
Evening star., 1937-06-03
D|SSENS|ON ENDED
BYPRESBYTER|ANS
General Assembly Adjourns
With Praise as Most Har-
monious in 81 Years.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 3-Lead-
ership of the Presbyterian Church in
the United States of America, which
has been sailing through storms Of
dissension since a controversy about
evolution in 1928, appeared today to
have emerged upon a tranquil sea.
It's 149th General Assembly, averting
q bitter dispute over the church's at
titude on war, adjourned yesterday
after seven-day session, described by
the moderator as the most harmoni-
ous and efficient in his 81 years eX-
perience in the Presbyterian "legis-
iature"
after years of dlssension," said the
moderator, Dr. William Hiram Foulkes
of Newark, N. j., "the church is set
ting its house in order and is going
out to meet the problems Of the day
with new courage and faith. In all
my 40 years as minister I have never
seen the church so united"
Issues Not Evaded.
The assembly he added. did not
evade important issues for the sake of
harmony.
Tt gave unmistakabe evidence"
DR.. Foulkes asserted. of deepening
conviction that the great funda-
mentals Of God and man, sin and
salvation need to be e-emphaSized in
a day like this. In full harmony with
this attitude, 1t espoused progressive
policies and the most cooperative
spirit by which these principles are to
be applied.
I'm my opinion, no other church
body this year has given better ac-
counting of itself"
Other church officials attributed
much of the harmony to the absence
of an extreme fundamentalist group
which separated from the denomina-
ton more than year ago to form the
Presbyterian Church of America.
Before the split, members of the
group disagreeing with policies of the
churchs Board of Foreign Missions
formed an independent board. The
assembly ordered dissolution of the
board and discipline for those who
ClSooeyed.
Bryan Proposal Defeated.
Il was in 1923 that the tunda-
mentalists began to reassert them
selves. William Jennings Bryan sought
to have the assembly forbid teaching
of the theory Of evolution in Presby-
terian colleges. He was defeated by
DR.. Charles F. Wshart, now president
of Wooster (Ohio) College.
The growing spirit of harmony in
the church was illustrated when Dr.
Clarence E. MacCartney of Pittsburgh
fundamentalist yielded in his oppo-
sition to remuneration of war.
Evening star., 1937-06-03
CHILD LABOR BILL
SIGNED BY LEHMAN
New York Governor Expresses
Hope for Passage Of
National Law. @
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ALBANY, N. Y, June 3.-The sale
of goods produced by the labor OF
children under 16, was banned in
New York yesterday by action Of
Governor Herbert H. Lehman, who
once termed such proposal i'm
practicable" without Federal legis-
lation.
He signed the Moffatt t-Nunan bill,
barring child labor made goods, with
the expressed hope that the present
Congress will enact method of Fed
eral control of child labor most sus-
ceptible of easy and rigorous enforce
ment."
THE main purpose of this bill"
said the Governor in memorandum
accompanying his approval. lis to
supplement legislation which the Con-
gress may pass to regulate or prohibit
the transportation in interstate COM
merce Of goods manufactured or pro-
duced with child labor"
The measure signed by the Cover
nor today was sponsored by Republic
Evening star., 1937-06-03

The delegates reelected Messmore
Kendall OF Dobbs Ferry to his second
term as president
The resolution urged Representa-
tives to defeat "the bill now pending
which tends to destroy the in
dependence Of the Court"
Evening star., 1937-06-03

can Assemblyman Abbott Low Moi
fat and Democratic Senator Joseph
D. Nunan, jr, both of New York City.
1t is effective January l, 1898.
Originally defining child labor as
the employment of a person under
10, 1t was passed by both houses In
an amended form that reduced the
age limit to Is, to bring the measure
into agreement with the Wheeler
johnson bill before Congress to pro-
hibit the interstate transportation Of
goods produced by child labor.
Evening star., 1937-06-03

William Knight Of Chineford Eng
land, has completed his forty-sixth
book in Braille.
Evening star., 1937-06-03
Bryan Proposal Defeated.

Visitors to Vienna, Austria, last
year numbered 424,798, or II per cent
more than in 1885.
Evening star., 1937-06-03

In another resolution approved, the
convention urged State Legislatures
to pass laws requiring teachers to take
Evening star., 1937-06-03

an oath Of loyalty "as IS universally
required of every other public Off
cial"
Evening star., 1937-06-03
S. A. R. FIGHTS BILL
AS THREAT TO COURT
Oppose Roosevelt Proposal-Ken-
dal Reelected to ONCE of
President General. ~

By the Associated Press.
BUFFALO, N. Y. June 3.-The
forty-e eighth congress OF the Sons OF
the American Revolution adopted A
resolution yesterday opposing Presi-
dent Roosevelt's Supreme Court pro-
pOsal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-16
Studio Couches
and Sofa Beds

The unexpected guest need no longer be
q problem. Give him Tor herr the CON-
fort Of regular bed, and give yourself
an attractive, useful piece Of furniture.
Simmons Twin Dvon Studio
Pullman Sleeper Sofa Beds------$98.50
Regent Bed-High Sofa Beds----$l24.5o
Twin Bed-t4ieh Sofa Beds-----$42.50
Twin Studio Couches
Rex Twin Divon Couch-----$57.50
Rex Supreme Bed-High Couch $3.50
Studio Single Bed--------$42.50
Prices include mattresses.
BEDS BEDDING, SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-16
THE WEATHER

District of Colum bia-Fair tonight
and tomorrow; rising temperature
gentle south winds. shifting to mod
crate Southwest tomorrow.
Maryland-Fair, slightly warmer ir
central and west portions tonight; to-
morrow fair.
Virginia-Fair and warmer in west
and north portions tonight; tomor-
row fair and warmer in southwest
portion.
West Virginia-Fair and slightly
warmer tonight; tomorrow fair and
warmer in southeast portion.
River Report
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
muddy at Harper's Ferry; slightly
muddy at Great Falls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-16
Actress Reports Robbery.

HOLLYWOOD, August Is (P)-
KEITH Gallian, French film actress.
found $4,000 worth of furs and lew
elry missing from her canyon home
when she returned from an overnight
trip, she told police today.
Burglars apparently entered the
rouse with pass key, she said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-16
Daniel and Lena Holland. boy,

Daniel and Lena Holland boy.
Grafton and Matilda Glascoe, bov.
James P and Elsie Chapman, girl.
Albert and Catherine Hockedy. girl.
Sterling and Cora DodSon, girl.
Charles and Eleanora johnson. boy.
Francis and Cora Fletcher. boy.
Morris and Beulah F. Mickcns boy.
Grant and Annie Easterlins, boy.
James and Cornelia Thomas. boy.
Lawrence and Esther King. girl.
Jason and Edith Stanford, boy.
George K. and Pearl Frey. girl
Reginald and Arbutus ellis, girl,
Pete and Margaret Bowden, boy.
Clyde and Elizabeth Bethen. Girl.
Wesley and Elizabeth Young, girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-16
BIRTHS REPORTED

Alex E and Mildred L. Macdonald boy.
George and Alice F. Williams. girl
Henry and Mariona H. Hartman. girl
John and Thelma HardgraVeS. girl.
Rayner A. and Annie L. MONTGOMERY, girl
ArmStead S and Margaret A. Wayson, glrl
David nd Freda Apart, girl.
Abe d. and Valeri J. Beavers. girl.
Fred L. and Agnes j. McHareue boy
John E. land Mary B. Move boy
John l.. and Mary A. Kelly, boy
RAYMOND H. and Dorothy A Stone boy
Walter A. and Grace H. Cox boy
Geolge T. and Marearet C. OBrien, girl
Paul F. and Dorothy A Schmid. boy.
LYMAN B. and Hope T bbetS, girl
John w. and Thema G Larmer, girl
Lyndon H. and Lillian NJ Krdwell. girl.
Walter and Ivy Brooks. girl
Kelly c. and Eloise Young, girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-16

DEATHS REPORTED

William Engle, So. 1890 Crittendon st.
CALEB c. Hooe, 70. 1873 Columbia rd
Sarah j. Holoman. 81, 100 st. ne
Norman l.. Glascock, 81. Georgetown Hos
pital.
Mary F. Luckett, 81. 615 Fern pl
Carl Pruitt > Walter Reed Hospital
Benny Grannoa, Is, BIB Kennedy st
Susie Davis, 80. Home for AGED and Infirm.
Willie Goggins. 43, Gallnger Hospital
Richard Franklin, u, Gallinger Hospital.
Doris Whitby. 20. GEORGETOWN Hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-16

Record for Last - HourSD
From noon yesterday to noon today
Highest. So, 4 pm. Yesterday. Year
ago. o."
Lowest, 81, $50 am Year ago -.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, o6. on July +.
Lowest, 10. on February IS
Humidity for Last - Hours
From noon yesterday to noon todavD
Highest. 9S per cent. at 30 m TODAY
Lowest, 80 per cent. at 1890 m today.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetlc survey
Today. Tomorrow
Hleh - FL ~ m, 90 a m
Low .----.-.. 1920 A m. il IA a m
High --.---- 2 40 pm 36 m
Low -----.----. 1926 pm. II :@3 NJ
The Sun and Moon.
Rises. Sets
Sun TODAY 50 %
Sun. tomorrow S".S 7Ol
Moon. today 81 p m. - - m
Automobile hchtS must be turned on
one-haf hour after sunset.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-16
FOREIGN STATIONS

Germany is studying the produc-
ton OF motor-fuel alcohol from
potatoes.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
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Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
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ell f. Werner. D13
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08

HUDSON o S passenger Ezesileal
condition. Huf - SD t0naz
Price 500 Hus#Fta HafeI -
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08

IF YOUR hair is not becoming to
you. you should be coming to the
City Limits Barber Shop. open
evenings until 800, Sundays and
holidays noon, Imperial ave. and
San Diego hiway. D9
La gaceta., 1937-01-08
MEXICO A ESPA
MA SEIS AEROPLANOS COM
PRADOS EN- o. A
UNIDOS

Washington, enero 8.-Meu-
70 ha decidido abrir sus puertos
al concrete de armas, en- 10 que
a Espaha respecta.
Ernesto Hidalgo, secretario
INFERNO de la embajada mejica-
ma, declare que los a%contecl-
mientos de la pasada semana
han obligado a su gobierno a
alterar la prohibition de reem-
tbarcar armas de los Estados u
nidos para Espaha.
Indica Hidlgo que seis ero-
pianos americanos, que Sc en-
tuentran ahora en- VeraYruz,
seran embarcados a las fuerzas
ieales espaholSs.
La esperanto del exportador
Richard Il. Dineley de mandar
a Espana 10 saeroplanos y ar
mas que habia vendido, Sc Ia
desvanecido. Dineley asegura
que Gordon Ordas, ell embaja-
dor espanol en- MEXICO, lie ha ju-
gado la cabeza.
La gaceta., 1937-01-08

alemanes han llegado a Ceuta
para apresurar la re,epci6n de
grandes cuerpos de ejercito.
Los ingenieros alemanes super
visan la construction de las for
tificaciones de Ceuta, que riva-
lizaran con las de Gibraltar
Concesiones fmportantes sc han
hecho a los alemanes, incluyen-
do las minas de Melilla.
AL mismo tempo Francia ha
ordenado que su ea,uadra del
Atlantico tome posiciones es-
trategicas en- las aguas espano-
las. Los jefes del ejercito Y de
la marina francesa sc reunie-
ron en- la oficina de Pierre Vie
not, subsecretario del Norte de
Africa, para discutir las defen
sas de Marruecos, ahora inva-
dida por los alemanes.
Hoy Sc cumple para Espana
ell ultimatum del gobierno de
Berlin sobre los vapores Ara
gon Y Marta Junquera. Berlin
ha dicho que dara por termina-
do ell in:idente del Palos, sin
nuevas represalias, y vendera e.
sos vapores, entregando ell dine
70 a la Junta de Burgos.
Sc finaliz6 ell plazo aleman a
las ocho de la manana de hoy.
La gaceta., 1937-01-08

Sc ha terminado, o esta a pun
to de terminarse, la primera
''unidad" del parque Franklin
d. Roosevelt.
La camara de concrete ibor-
citena velara porque sc entire en-
la segunda "unidad' y que des.
pues Sc haga 10 mismo con la
tercera. Els la tercera la mas
importante, ell tanque de nata-
Zion, una obra que debera AUS
tarse a todos los requerimientos
de la ingenieria moderna.
iY que cuando ell parque este
Ihecho los niios Y sus padres Sc
sncarguen de cuidarlo, de modo
que no Sc pueda decir de la jul
yentud latina que es "sucia y
c~fvicamente indifereRte'l
La gaceta., 1937-01-08
E ITALIA HA-
CEN UNA
SICION A FRANCIA E
INGLATERRA
Continuan pasando por la from
terra miles de voluntarios
antifascistas

Paris. enero 8.-Alemanla e
Italia han hecho una contra pro
posioi6n de prohibir la interven
ci6n en- la guerra civil espanola,
sugiriendo la expulsion de Es-
para de todos los voluntarios
extranjeros.
Las notas de esos gobiernos
tonvienen, en- principle, con las
proposiciones franco britanicas
scbre la entrada de voluntarios
extranjeros en- Espaia.
Alemania pone la condci6n
de que todas las potencias inte-
resadas convengan en- una efee-
tiva supervision q. contenga la
intervention.
Sabese que ell gobierno de
Leon Blum ha ordenado la con-
contraction de barcos de guerra
Y submarines cerca de Espa-
ma. La concentration Sc verifi-
cara en- un periodic de dos soma
mas.
Comunican de la frsutera
que siguen pasando hacia Es-
pana miles de voluntarios.
I'm cahonero fascista, segdn
comunican de Gibraltar. detuvc
La gaceta., 1937-01-08
LA TIENDA DE UNA ID
MA DE YBOR CIDY

Personals que acostumbraban
a comFrar en- la tienda de la ca
dena Grant, en- Ybor City, nos
informan que Sc han visto obai-
gacas Q comprar en- Tampa por
que en- ell establecimiento de
Ybor las cosas son inferiores.
0 parecen serlo, y no pueden en-
contrar en- 81 10 que desean.
Recogemos la queja para com
placer a esas personals y les de-
eimos que compren donde mas
les convenga.
Ell dinero del obrero debia ir
a los bolsillos de los comercian-
tes que con ellos simpatizan y
con ellos colaboran.
La gaceta., 1937-01-08
La Junta de Defensa dio la orden
de "atencioon" en- todos los frentes
lei "Comandante Hans pronostica una ~ofensiva
Ieal en- Ell sector de Madrid
Palabras de Alvarez del Vayo sobre la
Intervention de "fascismo"

de nueStroS prcblemas de orga-
han sido resueltos o es-
an en- canine de solucion'. Los
voluntarios extranjeros COM
eaten ahora junto a sus hernia
nos espanoles. Ell espiritu de los
hcmbres es mejor que ell de las
tropas alemanas que 20 mande
en- la guerra mundial'.
Hans espera que los facciosos
lancen un ataque sobre Valen-
.ia, avanzando desde Cordoba.
Ell general Kleber ha sido
nombrado para ell mando en- la
parte norte de Madrid v su pues
to 10 ocupa ell "comandante
Hans.
Hans mantiene que ell 500
de los voluntarios son hombres
que han dejado detras de ellos
esposas e hijos.
Julio Alvarez del Vayo, minis
tro de estado de la Replblica,
hablando de las persistentes a.
gresiones de los fascistas dijo:
TODD 10 que Espaha Ina hecho
constituye un esfuerzo para inn
pedir la extension del conflicto,
pero a este Sc ha contestado con
actos agresivos por parte de
ciertos estados fascistas, con
Hitler a la cabeza'.
"Primero Hitler lie facilit6 a
los fadsiosos material de gue-
IRA en- abundancia. Despues,
erando vic que no podian ven-
Ger Ia resistencia de Madrid, q
pesar de los aeroplanos v la
artilleria, empez6 a mandar mi
les de soldados que 81 capricho-
samente llama ''voluntarios'.
"Cuando los insurgentes, aun
con su asistencia, no podian pro
gresar, la escuadra alemana
empez6 a intervenir con ell do
BILE prop6sito DE ayudar en- ell a.
taque y anular Ell plan de con-
troll elaborado por Ell comite de
no-intervenci6n.
Ga responsibilities de 10 que
suceda en- ell future, no sera
n~uestra.
La gaceta., 1937-01-08
Otros 1000 obreros de la industria del
automovil Sc quedaron aver sin trabajo


STA y cuatro de las uniones pi-
de que sc reabra la fabrica de
carrocerias de Fisher, en- Gle
veland.
Ell alcalde Boysen, de Flint,
anuncia la formation de la "A
LAMA de Flint" destinada, Sc :
gan dice, a lograr ia seguridad
de los empleos, nuestros hoga-
des y nuestra comunidad."
En- la fabrica de la Chevrolet
en- Flint, los obreros unionistas
y los no-unionados sc enreda-
70 a pu~iietazos.
La gaceta., 1937-01-08

Detroit, Enero 8.-El n1me-
70 de brazos paralizados en- la
industrial del autom6Nil aumen-
to aver, cuando otros 1000 ira
bajadores dejaron sus faenas.
La General Motors, la pode :
rosa corporation, y los Obreros
Unidos de la Industrial del Au-
tom6vil mantienen sus diferen-
ties puntos de vista. Demanda la
Union que la General Motors
no utilize rompehuelgas en- ell ca
so de que ella retire a los obre-
ros que Sc han declarado en-
huelga "sentada" dentro de los
.alleres. La comlpanfa Sc MEGA
a dar tai seguridad e insists en-
que las fabricas deben quedar
vacias antes de que sc inlcien
las negociaciones en- pro de Ia
paz.
Ell gobernador Murphy y los
agentes de la secretaria del ira
&ajo hicieron aver esfuerzos pa
ra acercsr a los lideres de las
dos parts en- una serie de confe
rencias.
La huelga "sentada" dej6 sin
trabajo a 1,700 personals en- Ia
fabrica de la Briggs Body Y CSC
en- la Walker Ajax de Racine
Wisconsin.
Representatives. de la Fedora.
ci6n Americana del /Trabajo
han Intervening en- la controvel
La gaceta., 1937-01-08

Congratulamos a la Camara
de concrete de Ybor City por
este acuerdo, tornado anoche:
"Pedir a los concejales que
pongan ell nombre de Franklyn
D. Roosevelt, de nuestro presi-
dente, al terreno de la calie
Ounce que muy pronto Sc con-
vertira en- uno de los mejores
p~arques de racreo del Sur.
Nombre que honrara a la CO.
lonia latina y dara ell golpe de-
finitivo a la controversial sobre
81 ell parque debe llamarse Ha-
va, Cuseaden o Columbus.
Franklyn D. Roosevelt es un
nombre glorioso para ell pueblo
n-orteamericano y 10 decimos sin
guataqueria".
La gaceta., 1937-01-08
Pide Ell Gobiemo belga una mdemnizacion y que
Sc lie entregue el cadaver del Baron B~orchgrave
Francia no permitira que los alemanes Sc esta-
blezcan en- Ell Marruecos Espanol

Madrid, enero Sci gobier-
no belga ha mandado un ulti-
matum de 48 horas al gobierno
de Madrid para que entregue
con honores militares ell cada-
yer del baron Jacques de Borch
grave, secretario de su emca5a-
da, que Sc alega fue asesinado
en- los alSededores de la capital.
Ademas sc demanda una indem-
nizaci6n de $35 900. 81 Espana
no cunple con esas Demands,
Belgica cortara con ella sus re-
aciones diplomaticas y l'asara
ell case al tribunal de la Haya.
La muerte del j6ven diploma
tico ha causado gran indigna-
ci6n en- Belgica. Su cadaver fue
encontrado debajo de ocho cuer
pos, de un total de 81 que ha-
.rofan sido fusilados.
Dicese que eli baron habia sa-
lido de Madrid a visitar a los
5elgas de la brigada Internacio-
nal.
Comunhan de Perpinan, en-
la frontera ~francesa, que dos
barcos insurgentes bombardea-
ron hoy a Port Bou y Culera,
arojando 40 proyectiles. Los re-
sidentes observaron ell bombar-
dec, que empez6 a las Z de la
mafana y dur6 mas de una ho-
"a.
Uno de los barcos tiene pare
cido, de lejos, con ell crucero Ca
narias y ell otro era un destruc-
tor. Mucho de los proyectiles ca
yeron cerca de la estaci6n del
ferrocarril en- Port Bou. Ign6-
rase ell montante de los danos
causados.
Ell gobierno frances, seg1u
una nota de Paris, estima impc
sible ell permitir la incursi6n de
alemanes en- ell Marruecos es-
pafol y dice que sin perdida de
tempo actuara sobre ell envio
de extranjeros v muni.iones a
Espana. Aceptando la n~otifica-
ci6n del comisionado en- Ell Ma
rruecos frances, de que Alema.
MIA realiza una invasion en-
gran escala, militar y conner.
cial, de la IONA adyacente a la
IONA espanola, 81 gobierno de
Leon Blum dice: Ceuta Y Gil
braltar estan solo separados
por IA millas. Hay va en- Ceuts
1000 alemanes; 500 en- Melills
" 600 en- Larache. Los marines
La gaceta., 1937-01-08
LAS MUNICIONES Y ARMA-
N t CONSIGNADOS A
FELIX GORDON ORDAS
o NEWS WEEK

Washington, enero 8.-IRich-
ard Dineley, * San Francisco,
a quien Sc concedi6 una licencia
para exportar aeroplanos, anne
tralladoras y m~uniciones a Es-
pana, dice que su c~argamento
ira consignado a Felix Gordon
Ordas, Valencia. Ell Sr. Gordon
Ordas es OIL embajador de Espa-
Tia en- la repdblica mejicana.
Ordas Sc encuentra necamino
de esta ciudad, procedente de
Ciudad de MEXICO. Hizo su en-
trada en- este pals por New Or
leans.
Ademas del cargamento de
Dineen, aseg1rase que para Ell
gobierno espanol sc han csmpra
do otros Is aeroplanos en- este
pals.
La gaceta., 1937-01-08

N De Alemania no prede salir
'un solo individuo sin ell permiso
expreso del gobierno de Hitler.
Lo mismo sucede en- Italia.
luna prueba contundente de
que no son voluntarios los fas-
cistas Y nazistas que ayudan a
Franco.
En- cambio los franceses y los
ingleses pueden maraharse de
las naciones donde nacieron sin
pedirle permiso a Stanley Bald
win O Leon Blum.
No hay libertad en- Italia y
tampoco en- Alemania: pero 81
la hay, dentro de los lmites de-
mocraticos, en- Inglaterra y
Francia.
Los alemanes e italianos que
viven directamente bajo las ban
deras de Hitler y Mrssolini, nc
son hombres libres, son mune-
COS de cuerda, a~ut6matas, o al
go peor.
Pero los franceses e ingleses
81 son hombres libres, en- Ia
conception democratica del vo-
cablo, porque pueden TRAFALGAR.
gozar y pensar libremente.