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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-29
WOLVES AND BEARS PALS

DENVER. (UP)-Officiais of
the City Park zoo are considering
an attempt to make sheir lions lie
down with lambs after having no
difficulty persuading wolves and
bears TO share the same quarters.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-29

ToRD offers two new cars for 1888
the Standard Ford We and tho
De Luxe Ford V.8. They arc different
in appearance - but built to the same
high standard of mechanical excel
lence - on the same chassis.
Because people liked our 1887 car
so well, they bought more than of any
other make. They liked its looks, its
smooth, economical performance, and
the way it handled. We have i'm.
proved on that car in the newly
styled Standard Ford V.0.
But some folks wanted still more
size and style, with the same Ford
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-29
P RIO s ee1 oar. Slts': ss2. ~

P RIO s &c. ss.. SSt's': ss2. ~
Standard Ford va go hp.l-coupc. $500;
Tudor. s6it; Fordor, s689. Standard Ford
va (85 hp.l-Coupc, s629; Tudor, 5000;
Fordor, S7li. Dc Luxe Ford N:8 l8s hp:
only)-Coupc, 5000; Tudor, s729; Fordor.
S77i; Convertible Coupe, s7H; Club Coupe,
$40; Convertible Club Coupe, $500;
Phac,on, 1924; Convertible Sedan, s9O..
Standard and De Luxe cars equipped with
bumpers, bumper guards, spare wheel, tire,
tube, tire lock and band, cigar lighter, twin
horns, and headlight beam indicator on in.
slrumcnt panel, at 10 extra charge.
In addition. De Luxe cars arc equipped
with extra tail light, Windshield wiper. sun
visor; also dc luxe steering wheel, glOvo
compartment lock, clock, and chrome wheel
bands, at no extra charge.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-29
DUCK CARRIES GOLD

OWASCO, n. Y. (UP)-A gold
nugget the size of a small pea was
fund by Mrs. c. W. Van DueSen
in the crop of a mallard duck
which she was serving for dinner.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-29

Italy has rcquisitioncd all rice
in the hands of farmers and deal
crS
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-29

were used onlyin expensive cars. Since
then. four million Ford owners have
learned the genuine endowment Of driv.
ing an cishl-cylinder car with all
around economy. The thrifty "6O'
engine, especially, makes possible in
Standard models very low first cost
and equally low operating cost.
BOTH LINES LOW PRICED
With two distinct designs. two engine
sizes and two price ranges, you'll find
1888 Ford car to fit your needs
exactly. Whichever one you chooseyou
get the same proved Ford features.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-12-24
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
 TO ALL

In company with every business concern, The Nome Daily Nugget will observe Christmas Day as a holiday, and today's issue is our last until next Monday, Decem- Der 27th.
 To all the readers of the Mug get we wish a very Merry Christ mas and seasons greetings. In the hope that their Christmas holidays may be enjoyed turnout, we sincerely broadcast our best wishes to everyone. Christmas is time for good will and no greater appreciation or feeling can be engendered than in pass ing on good will 10 your neigh Dor.
 The observance of Christmas is unique in many lands, yet Nome and it's people, still celebrate it in the good old fashioned way. We do very little different here than in the States, so in observing this Day, let your custom be the same, and guide you in spreading the Spirit of Christmas everywhere.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-12-24
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To Fred Seidel, Gust Aspen, Chas. L. Milock, Gus Anderson, Frank Krebb, Alex Meister, Fan ny Milock, and to each of your heirs administrators, and assigns:
 You and each of you are here by notified that l, the undersign- ed, a co-owner, have expended the sum of one hundred dollars ($10O.00) in labor and improve ments upon the Dredger Claim Association Placer Mining Claim, situated on the Neukluk River in the Cape Nome Recording Pre- cinct, Territory of Alaska, the location certificate of which is on record in Vol. 20, Page 81 of the former Council Recording Precinct, Second Division, Ter ritory of Alaska, as assessment work in order to hold said pre- mises under the provisions of Section 2324, Revised Statutes of the United States of America, for each of the following years: From 1910 to 1887, inclusive.
 You are further notified that the undersigned co-owner has paid out for said work and i'm provements the sum of $100.00 per year for each of said twenty seven years, amounting to $2,700.- 00,t this being the amount requir- ed to hold said property from 1910 up to and including July lst, 1887. And, that if within nine ty days (9O) from the completion of the service of this notice by publication, you fail or refuse to contribute your proportionate share of such expenditure as CO., owner, your interest in said claim will become the property of the undersigned under said Section 2324, Revised Statutes of the Un- ited States.
 CHARLES sTROM, co-Owner Publish-Oct. l, 8, 15, 22, %, Nov. 5, 12, 19, 26, Dec. 3, 10, IT, "A, '37.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-12-24
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS

radio.
 The world has been watching the progress of his flight, and press agencies have been asking for all available information on the situation that befell him. The radio has helped solve the pro- blem in the minimum of time.
 Luckily Gillian went down at a settlement. Had he been down in some isolated interior point and without radio,no telling what might have happened.
 The incident serves to demon strate that every plane flying in Alaska should have radio equip ment, and there should be more radio stations-especially federal stations. The public interest de- mands it.
 A complete radio-set-up will protect not only the air-traveling public but eliminate a world of grief and losses to owners of planes and reduce to a minimum the many long and costly search parties which have been so com mon the last few years. Someone has to bear the costs of those par ties, and often it has been other fliers or aviation companies little able to stand the heavy expense.
 The Alaska Planning Council and national planning boards may well take this situation to heart, and do something definite to give Alaska a complete aviation radio service in the shortest possible time.-Fairbanks News Miner.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-12-24
RADIO NEEDS EXEMPLIFIED.

The radio equipment carried by Pilot Harol Gillian and that of the radio stations at Barrow and Fairbanks made it possible for Gillian to report he was down Saturday and brought him quick relief. Gillam would still be out of contact. and without commun- ication for many days but for the
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-12-24
Visiting Daughter
(By The Associated Prcss)

(By The AsSociateu Prcss)
 SEATTLE, Dec. 24, - Mrs. Franklin D. Roosev ,lt, wife of the President arrived here tnis morning by train from Portland, Oregon to sped the Christmas holidays with her daughter Mrs. John Boettiger, wife of the edi- tor of the Seattle Post Intelligen- cer.
The Washington times., 1937-04-06
HORIZONTAL

HORIZONTAL
Sound made by sheep
climbing perennial plant
9-Short sleep
12-What Roman slave was saved
BY q lion whom he had be-
friendsd7
l4-Member Of an Indian tribe
15-Rootlet
16-Cuts the outer part from
1S-Opaque matter
19-FFagrant ointment
2O-What philosopher became the
husband of the nOvelist
~George Eliot"7
23-What large sea receives the
waters Of the Volga and Ural
but has no outlet?
26-Ireland
2-What 10 the third largest city
in EwOp07
29-Note Of the scale
29-Obtafned
3O-What Australian prima donna
took her stage name from her
native city?
S1-Edge
32-Paid publicity
33-Abounds
S4-Bathe
35-What engineer conceived the
plan Of building the Suez
Canal? Ferdinand de ....7
37-United with stitches
3S-Domesticated oxen Of Tibet
39-Mead0w
40-City in Vermont
42-AIlowanee for past service
46-Sllworm
A7-What early romantic poet
wrote The SehOOlmistress"
49-Beverago
60-COncise
61-Negative vote
VERTICAL
the legal profession
2Of each an equal quantity
sFind the sum
-Plaee
6Freezes
@EVerything
ACompaaS paint
The Washington times., 1937-04-06

A perfectly appointed table is
the dream of every woman'S heart.
This set of doilies, in four sizes,
does the trick. There are 6, IL
and II inch size suitable for lunch
con and buffet sets as well as
doilies while the largest, a 22-inch
dolly, is just the thing for in-be-
tween cloth on many a table. Use
string or mercerized cotton
The Washington times., 1937-04-06

they'll stand long usage and be
decorative too. Pattern 1852 con-
tains directions for making the
four doilies shown; illustrations Of
them and Of all stitches used; ma
terial requirements.
Send 10 cents in stamps or coin
(cOin preferred) for this pattern
to The Washington Times, Needle
craft Dept, 81 Eighth Avenue, New
York. N. Y
The Washington times., 1937-04-06

S-For what famous Greek we
man did Perieles divorce hiS
wife?
eWhat Finnish runner holds the
record for the Eve mile event?
10-Dined
11-Footlike part
13-Mature
17-Lofty mountains
19-Sharp projections
20-Licit
21-Wear Away
22-Hmor
23-Makes tranquil
24-UnextinguisheS
25-Nominated
27-Peers
30-Most humble
31-Uncooked
33-Former Russian ruler
34-Slightest
36-Of what country l. Damascus
the eapital7
3-Meaning
39-Part Of q camera
40-WageP
41-Edst
42-ThrOugh
43-Electrifed particle
A-Indian Of TERRA del Fuego
45-Marshal Of France
4S-Personal pronouA
The Washington times., 1937-04-06

Herewith is the solution to yester-
days puzzle.
Evening star., 1937-11-26
NEWSPAPERS HELD.
RIGHTS GUARDIANS
Dean Alderman Sees Inde-
pendence of Press as Vital
to Democracy.
~ the Associated Press,

~ the Associated Press, ..,.... -. -
NEW YORK, Nov. 26-DeAn CAn
W. Alderman Of tho Columbia Uni
versity Graduate School Of Journal
Ism in his annual report yesterday
described the American newspaper Is
. public institution" that must be
the instrument Of tho masses and not
Of the few"
Otherwise, he said, "the safety valve
Of democracy will disappear" He saw
Q need for - new orientation toward
the daily newspaper by and for al
who share the responsibilities Of lead
ership in q republic" He said:
IAN independent press Is essential
10 the functioning Of . Republican
form of government and to the right
Of participating in elections. Political,
economic and social news must be
available to tho voter at all times and
not merely when Congress is in session,
or during q campaign. Otherwise
legislative bodies would soon become
isolated from the will of the people"
Two-Way Barometer.
Comparing newspapers to the radio,
he said:
"The newspaper in a republic may
Be- compared to . two-track railroad
line. Information flows in two direc-
tions constantly, to the Government
and from the administration and
legislative centers.
THE radio on the other hand is
primarily q one-track railroad on
which the Government, because Of its
public authority, may 1T any time
dominate or control the trafdc or in
formation and opinion.
$50 long as the radio 10 subject to
. rental Of Government license twice
. year, 1t cannot supplAnt the press
as the basic agency Of public informa-
ton and education"
Dean Alderman said "it is essential,
think. to the survival OF independent
Journalism In the United States for
newspaper owners to confine their ef-
forts to the business Of the paper and
give more authority and responsibility
to editors and managing editors"
Gives Credit to 2 Groups.
He gave credit to the work OF
the American Society of Newspaper
Editors and the Associated Press Man.
aging Editors Association" as develop
ing nuclei fortunately" for the ma
tion's welfare" and the destiny Of in
dependent journalism"
He also listed II ESSENTIAL serv-
Ices" Of independent newspapers to
democratic institutions As: /. COL
lection and distribution Of informa-
ton. 2. Daily independent interpre-
tation Of world happenings. 3. An es-
sential of home life. 4. An essential
to democratic franchise. S. An essen.
tial to the functioning Of radio. 6. To
institutions dependent on gifts and
fees. Z. To active and competitive
discussion. 8. inexpensive form of
public communication. 9. Indis-
pensable to progress of science. 10.
Honesty in government depends on
newspaper vigilance. II. Worldwide
intelligence service In the public
interest.
Evening star., 1937-11-26
q world of gIamorous Eveninq

.-ond what obout YOU! Will you match
the excitement and the goiety Of the
times? Will you be elomorously gowned?
You can be-ond you will be-sureIy,
smortly, and at moderate cost. How?
FASHION AND VALUE as only Je|eff's
cnn 'nrovidef -. '.,.'.,
Evening star., 1937-11-26

Salaries and wages paid by British
railways in the last year totaled more
than $525, 100000.
Evening star., 1937-11-26
$50 to 1875 Fine Black Persian Lamb Fur Coat

among ogess oeendung
when quality like ee Goats Of beautiful fashionable ng-oder
length slim and swoggs and evening
La gaceta., 1937-10-14

chandose de las filas del alcalde
La Guardia, al que haibia ofreci-
do ayuda, e ingresando en- Ell
grupo de los pocos lideres cue
patrocinan la candidatura de
Mahoney.
Michael J. Quill, presidente
de la Union de Obreros de
Transportes, comentando 10 he
cho por Ryan dijo: No es sor-
prendente 10 realizado por
Ryan, Esa conducta es propia
de un hombre que ha combatidc
todos los sinceros esfuerzos pa
raestablecer un gobierno demo-
cratico y progressive en- su pro-
pia organization. Joe Ryan Sc
revela ahora como un instru :
mento de Tammany Hall, insis-
tiendo en- su viejo y desacredi.
tado "role" de reaccionario,
La gaceta., 1937-10-14
Los FACCiOSOS HAN TENT.
DO MAS DE 10000 MUER-
TOS EN- Ell FRENTE AS
TURIANO
Realize operaciones de impor.
tancia la aviacion leal

Madrid, Octubre 14.-Una
nota del ministerio de Defensa
senala en- mas de 10000 los
muertos de los rebeldes en- ell
mes y medic de campana en- ell
frente de Asturias.
Las milicias leales mantle
men en- su poder las ruinas de
Cangas de Onis, donde los a.
viadores facciosos Y extranie-
ros persiguieron por los cam
pos, con sus ametranadoras, a
los campesinos que huian.
Los facciosos bombardearon
aver las GALES de Alcala, We
lazquez y la Gran Via, produ-
ciendo muchas vfctimas.
En- ell ataques de anteayer
funcionaron desde Leganes q
Pozuelo los canones facciosoS
detres, seis Y nueve pulgadas,
con disparos alternados de ca
nones antiaereos.
Ell periodista americana Err
nesto Hemingway, conto LISP
disparos desde las 9:45 a las
1890.
Muchos de los proyectiles ca
yeron en- Cuatro Caminos.
Los ca1ones leales replica
ron tan v-igorosamente que Ell
eruzar de los proyectiles pare
cfa interminable.
Las baterias leales parecie :
ron debilitarse Y finalmente
los cahones del gobierno die
ION la Ultima paiabra.
Despues empez6 el tragico
desfile de las anIhulancias v
La gaceta., 1937-10-14
LARGO CABALLERO HA-
BLARA Ell DOMINGO EN-
MADRID >

Madrid, Octubre 14.-Se ha
anunciado que ell exprimer mi
nlstro don Francisco Largo Ca
ballero hablara Ell domingo en-
esta ciudad, con Ell tema ala
Union General de Trabajado-
res Y la guerra de Espana."
La noticia ha despertado a.
qui gran interes desde ell pun
to de vista nacional y la cues
ti6n de la lucha entire Largo
Caballero y otros elementos
por ell dominic de la U.G.T.
Aunque Largo Caballero y
sus partidarios fueron derrota
dos por la mayorfa, en- la Ill
TINA session celebrada en- Va
lencia, todaWfa Sc consideran
los jefes del Comite Executive.
Como jefe de la u. G. T.,
Largo Caballero, jefe de seis
~sindicatos, habia expulsado a
20 sindicatos que Sc negaron
a aceptar sus 0rdenes. Otros
siete sindicatos mas tambien
Sc oponen al dominic del exmi
n;stro.
La gaceta., 1937-10-14
Ell GOBIERNO REPARTlRA
LAS TIERRAS EN- SAN LUIS
DE POTOSI

Ciudad de MEXICO, Octubre
14.-EI gobierno ha dado la
noticia de que procedera a re-
partir tierras entire los peones
v grupos comunales en- ell esta-
Go de San Luis de Potosi.
Saturnino Cedillos, que era
secretario de agriculture, es
uno de los mayores larifundis
tas del estado y Sc venIia opo-
niendo al reparto.
Despues de que ell gobierno
habfa mandado tropas a San
Luis de Potosf desde otras re-
Clones de MEXICO, Gabino Vaz
quez, jefe del negociado Agra
RIO, anunci6 que tenla 6rdenes
personales del presidente Car
oenas para permanecer en- Ell
estado hasta que las tierras Sc
hayan dividido. Estima que po
dra completar su trabajo pa
"a fines de ano.
Sup6nese que 81 el general
Cedillo trata de oponerse a la
acci6n del gobierno, las tropas
federales intervendran para
obligarle.
Cedillo conferenciara con
Cardenas la semana que vie
ne.
La gaceta., 1937-10-14
FL imperative de La hora
SALVAR A ASTURIAS
Por Federico Montseny

Hoy Asturias lucha. Luchan
con ell heroismo, con la bravura
de siempre los valientes astu-
riardos. Hombras de todas las
tendencias, con las mismas al
mas indomables y rudas. Por-
que hay algo de racial, de raj
gambre e MIA tierruca, de recio
" de fuerte como ell mar Y los
riscos, de claro y de allegro CO.
mo los wales Y los campos TO-
rrados de tierno verde, en- la ac-
titud historical de Asturias, a
traves del TEMPO. Sc ha canta-
do a Euzkadi, la Euzkadi tradi-
cional y mistica, de raza dnica,
de lenguaje misterioso, de orr
gen perdido en- la noche de los
tiempos.
Pero Asturias es la encarna
ci6n viviente del espfritu de
Independence de nuestro pals
BESIDE Pelayo hasta hoy, Astu-
rias ha sido la terra fuerte,
de hombres de voluntad de
hero, que jamas torcieron su
brazo Y que supieron morir
muchas wees manteniendo u
ma actitud hasta ell final. LIZ
Reconquista de Espana empe-
70 en- Asturias. En- Asturias Sc
levant6 ell pend6n de la indie
pendencia contra la morisma,
queentonces representaba Gull
tura Y progreso. Pero los wa
%queiros," los hombres de los
wales Y de las montanas, de
habla milenaria y de tradicio-
mes de libertad vinculadas aun
hoy en- Asturais a la vida de
los Concejos y a la organiza-
ci6n del trabajo en- ell campo,
Ito necesitaban ell arte y la cul
tura importados. Tenfan la be
lieza del vale del Nal6n, Ia
maravilla de los Picos de Eu-
ropa, cerrandoles al mundo y
haciendoles indomables Y her
lAsturias, la her6ica, la gra
ciosa, la bella, de hombres que
salhen MORN .cI Ia risa en- los
labios, de vitalidad poderosa
desbordable, que emerge de-
suelo fecundo, del que sale ell
a toneladas y del que
salem las mujeres Y les hom-
bres agiles, fuertes, hernosos,
sanos! mo podemos perder-
Eres lie sfmbolo de nues-
ira raza y de nuestra lucha.
Eres 10 mas espanol de Espana
y 10 mas valiente, 10 mas acti-
70. 10 mas inquieto, 10 mas vi
La gaceta., 1937-10-14
DEvUELTA AL HOGAR

BESIDE principles de semana
Sc encuentra de vuelta en- su
hogan la muy estimada sonora
Mercedes Cisneros, que paso
cerca de un mes e nun sanato-
rio local, operada dc grave do
Iencia, de la que Sc encuentra
libre al pIesente.
La sonora Cisneros goza de
mucha estima en- la barriada
de West Tampa donde sus a
mistades son numerosas, y a
las cuales hacemos llegar la
grata nueva de SUI cast total
establishments.
La gaceta., 1937-10-14

vo de nuestra raza. Eres pasa-
do, porvenir Y mahana. Todos
los revolucionafios, todos los
antifascisats nos sentimos deu
dores tuyos, y por encima de
discrepancies doctrinales, de
diferencias de principles y de
tcticas, de actuaciones Y de in
terpretaciones, hemos de unir-
nos para salvarte.
iAsturias, la her6ica, la gra
ciosa, la bella, siempre ensan-
grentada, coronado de espi :
mas, de campos sembrados de
cadaveres de obreros! iDias
negros de Octubre, en- que los
gritos de los torturados, los
ayes de los moribundos estre-
medan ell aire! lDfas negros
de Octubre, en- que las mule
res asturianas rondaban la car
eel y ell convento de las Adora
trices, en- Oviedo, esperanto
la salida de los cadaveres, de
.os hombres mdertos en- ell tor
mento!
mo! Toda esq sangre, todn
use dolor SIN norab. e, toda la
sangre y ell dolor vividos por
Espaha, no pueden perderse.
Y Asturias es ell simbolo vivo
de todo clio.
lHemos de salvar a Astu-
rias! Ell mundo, ST un resto de
dignidad Y de sensibilidad ann
tiene, ha d eayudarnos a sal
var a Asturias, Ellos Sc baten
con valor y con %optimismo. No
sotros hemos de mirarnos en-
ese espejo grandioso Y hemos
de saber ser dignos de los mar
tires de Octubre Y de los he
roes de Septiembre.
iViveres para Asturias! ESQ
es 10 que piden los combatien
.cs para seguir luchando, para
no ceder nj un palmo de terre.
no para hacer de Asturias, u
ma vez mas, la senera, ell pun
to de partida para una nueva
feconquista de Espana. La re-
conquista de la Espana eaida
en- poder del obscurantismo, de
a reacci6n, de los anticristos
opuestos al progreso, a la eivi
al derecho de los
y de los pueblos.
La gaceta., 1937-10-14
PORTUGAL EFECTUA MA
..-.NIOBRAS MLLITARES

Lisboa, Portugal, Octuora
14.-Cerca de Lisboa, en- la
provincial de Alemtejo, ha e :
fectuado maniobras m~ilitares
cl ejercito portugues. Els la pri
fnera vez quetales maniobras
sc verifican en- los 1ltimos
amos.
Las Columns Sc han estado
moviendo entire Elvas y Evora,
no lejos de la frontjera de Es-
pana.
Todas las armas, incIuyen-
do un contingente de la Legion
portuguese, figuraron en- los
ejercicios.
La gaceta., 1937-10-14

Cada vez que pienso en- la 81
tuaci6n de Asturias, en- la epo-
peya de valor desesperado, de
heroismo a toda prueba que es-
tan escribiendo los braves lu-
chadores asturianos, mi cora
ION 8 eoprime.
Y Ell nombre de Asturias y su
significaci6n en- esta lucha, adj
quieren ante mi preparedness g.
gantescas. Asturias es ell SIM
bolo vivo de nuestra resistencia
al fascismo. Els ell crisol gran
dioso en- ell que, en- medic de rios
de sangre, re daudales de lagri-
mas, Sc hizo la unidad sagrada
de los hermanos proletarios con
ira ell enemigo comdn: ell fascis-
mo, Ultima carta del mundo ca
pitalista, 1ltimo esfuerzo de la
sociedad burguesa por mantle
ner sus privilegios Y afianzar
sus intereses.
A partir de Octubre, la allan
"a obrera, ell pacto de las Sindi-
Gales la unidad antifascistas, sc
hizo possible. Recordar6 STEM
pre- como algo inolvidable, Ell
viaje realizado por Asturias des
pues de Octubre, y antes de las
elecciones de Febrero que devol
yieron la libertad a los c~entena-
res de hombres encarcelados,
supervivientes de las matanzas
y de los martirios enloquecedo-
res. Y entonces, entire los mine
ros de Mieres, los metaldrgicos
de La Felguera, los portuarios
de Gij6n, los obreros de Oviedo,
mezclados fraternalmente CO.
munistas, socialists. marquis
tas, senti como nunca que la a.
alianza, que la unidad contra el
fascismo, que la lucha armada
del proletariado contra sus e.
nemigos de clase, era possible,
era inevitable y era indispensa-
BILE. LEGO Julio, Y la sangre de
Asturias, fecundando las almas,
preparando para la compren-
sion y la cordialidad, situando
Ell gran problema en- sus verda-
deros lfmites, obr6 ell milagro
que salv6 la situaci6n Y que di6
al murdo ell ejemplo dnico de
una resistencia al NAL jamas
vista, nunca producida.
La gaceta., 1937-10-14

los mensajes pateticos de las
familias afectadas.
Ell n1mero de vfctimas es me
nor del que sc habia calcula-
do.
Nuevos aeroplanos italianos
han sido visto en- ell frente de
Arag6n donde ell gobierno tie
ne escuadriIIas con un total dc
1870 aeroplanos.
La aviaci6n leal realiz6 aver
operaciones de importancia en-
contra de los facciosos.
La gaceta., 1937-10-14

el famoso estadista y pianista
Ignacio Jan Paderewski.
ElPartido Obrero es una fu-
sion de los Crsitianos Demo
cratas Y de los Trabajadores
Nacionales.
Paderewski escribi6 desde
Suiza, donde sc encuentra,
brindando su cooperaci5n.
''Polonia necesita un gobier
no fuerte, pero constituido por
ell pueblo y para Ell pueblo"
La gaceta., 1937-10-14
UN GENERAL MATO AL FI5
CAL Y Ell ASISTLNTb DEL
FISCAL A AL GENERAL

Ciudad de MEXICO, Octubre
l4.-El general Felix Coma :
!ez, comandante militar de We
racruz, mat6 al fiscal del Es-
tado, general Adolfo Moreno,
y Ell -ayudante de este, Elias On
r,veros, mato a Gonzalez Y des
rues Sc suicide.
La rina sc debi6 a que ell fis-
cal habla %prometido ell sabado,
hablando por la radio, que linn
piarla ell Estado de delincuen-
ties, sin distinction de catego-
.rfas.
La gaceta., 1937-10-14
RYAN TRAICIONA LA CAN
DIDATURA DE FIORELLO
LA

New York, Octubre 14.-Pro
funda indignation Ia causado
entire los obreros de esta ciudad
la actitud de Jose P. Ryan, pre-
sidente de la International de
Estibadores y vicepresidente de
la Federation Americana, mar :