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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-30

were sung as solos by Mrs. Frank German, Mrs. Clarence Ranger and Rodman Snow, with the remainder of the group as @ chorus. The local grangers included Rodman Snow, Mrs. Frank German, Mrs. Clarence Ranger, Carlton Lockhart, Arthur Peterson, Hulda DeBisschop, Alice Ranger, Elizabeth Warner, Caroline Snow, Robert Tyrrell, Howard D. Roberts, George A. Warner, Byron Loucks, Jamese Stamatelon, Rich. ard wilson, Frank Webber, Sanford Winters, Robert wilson, Mrs. Carl A. Peterson, Mrs. William H. Tyr. rell, Mrs. Charles Fl. Tyrrell, Charles H. DeBisschop and Frank H. Ger man. .
 Mrs. Charles 0. Rogers, Mrs. Ru- fus Norton and Mrs. Beatrice Pier pont attended "Home.makers" quarterly committee meeting in the new East Haven high school, Thurs day. This group which Is associated with the New Haven County Farm Bureau, held their meeting In the auditorium of the new building and were served lunch in the cafeteria of the school. They were then cone ducted on Q tour of inspection of the class rooms, laboratory, and kitchen of this very modern school building
 The membership drive of the New Haven County Farm Bureau will be- gin with "canvaSsers supper" at the Woodbridge town hail Friday evening, November 6th. Mrs. Charles 0. Rogers s captain, and Mrs. Ru- ftis Norton and Miss Esther Bronson lieutenants for this district.
 Personal Notes
 Mir. and Mrs. Adrian Theriault and Mir. and Mrs. George Partiss have closed their cottage at Hitch- cock lake and are taking up their winter residence in Waterbury.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Mayhew at- tended the funeral of Mir. Mayhew's cousin, Miss Lottie Browne, in shel- bourne, Mass, Wednesday.
 Robert A. Wakelee is on jury duty in the Federal Court at New Haven.
 Mrs. Earl Snyder is spending sev- eral days as guest of MT. and Mrs Michael Cody of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Edmond squires of Waterbury has been the guest of his sister, eA6rs Matthew Donnelly and MT. Donnel- ly of shelton avenue. Mir. Squires who recently returned from c trip to Africa. has now left for . trip to Denmark.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-30
SZocun1 School Girls Toast Halloween

THE HALLOWEEN WITCH (By Frances Perruccio, Grade 8,
 Slocur1 schooN 1. There was c witch who In the night
 And oil over town she made her
 flight
 With Q scary black cat on the
 end of 6 broom
 Who scared the children Into
 their room. 2. The girls they shivered In their
 rooms
 The boys they danced in their
 pantelootis,
 And when they saw that the
 coast was clear, They stood up straight and
 showed no fear. 3. Now the boys and girls are
 playing down the street And you could hear the tramp. ing of little feet,
 With the frightened look off
 their faces, S.l'I g, They start playing running
 races. For Q brief moment, there wa thought that the unmentioiiablt was about to raise It's ugly head. But no, c thousand times, NOl There il no curfew on Halloween, when witches ride and ghosts caree1 from nook to cranny and; oh, dear Fanny get into the soup tureeh. We wash our hands in the second verse, SO, perhaps, this will Do enough
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-30
WILDCATS ARE
 " BEING HUNTED

East Dridgewater, Mass, Oct. 90 and volunteers armed with rifles and revoiverS searched the wooded section known as Devils bowl today for . pack of wildcats that has terrorrized the town.
 Six wildcats kittens already have been killed, but the larger cats have eluded hunters.
 The hunt began last night after e 2b.pound wildcat attacked Ernest Haskell, 22, on q lonely road. The cat ripped of c shoe and scratched Iiaskeii's face before he was able to gain the shelter of Q nearby inn whose lights frightened the marau- der away.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-30

Argus.
 Miss oowles said in the Argus inc terVieW that Miss Perkins was an Ideal student, always mentally alert, and capable of upholding her end oi . debate in class with the professor The future cabinet member, MiS1 Cowies said, had c tremendous ca- pacity for work, but not always along conventional lines; that IS, that she wuold Do more interested in research which she did to satisfy her own mind than she would Do iri the assigned tasks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-30
ROYAL WINDSOR
 TO ENTERTAIN

Many people after watching the football game between Yale and Dartn1outh this afternoon ct the Yale Bowl in New Haven plan on returning to Waterbury and cele. brating Halloween night ct the Royal windsor restaurant located ct i70O WatertoWn Ave.
 The Royal Windsor restaurant b known throughout the state as one of the finest dine-dance places in Connecticut.
 Special events have been arrang- cd by the owner to make this Halloween celebration an out EtAfldinR event,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-30
DEATH OF BOY
 BASIS OF SUIT

Death of c 12-year-old boy from injuries caused by an automobile resulted today in suit for cl0,000 damages in the superior court, filed by Catherine Colangelo, as admin lstratrix of the estate Of Vincent Colangeio, against William F. Shea and Swift & O., co-defendantS.
 The complaint sets worth that the boy was crossing c driveway at West Main and sperry street last March 30th, when he was struck by car driven by MT. Shea and owned by Swift G O., suffering injuries which caused his death shortly afterward.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-30
CATS PREVALENT
 IN 5000 B. C.

Boston, oct. 3O-(UP)--Cats were among the pets of India's Indus Valley residents 5000 B. O., the BO- ton Museum of Fine Arts disclosed today.
 Though previous evidence iridi- cated there were no cats then, the Museums expedition at Chai1hu- Daro tinearthed Q syrick with the tracks of a dog and cat.
 Other demosticated animals used l6aen included the bumped Indian
 mg.horned Bull, the buffalo, a 11Uft-horned bull, the sheep. pig horse and elephant, according to skeletal remains and clay madels found.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-30
MOTHER OF FIVE
 CHILDREN DIES

Montreal, Oct. 2e tUP)-The body of c mother of five children, her skull crushed, was found on Q deserted street last night.
 The victim, Mrs. Louis Viau, 46, was fully clothed as though thrown from c moving automobile.
 Louis viau, A, her husband when questioned by police, sal dthat he had taken his wife shopping in his cat, and that she had decided to leave him and walk the rest of the way home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-30
HALLOWEEN

HALLOWEEN (Dy Mary Distefano, Grade Q,
 Slocum SchooD There were two pumpkins on .
 post When (and) all of 0 sudden they
 saw Q ghost, And then they heard some queery
 sound, A pound, pound, pounding on the
 ground. .... Then after Q while they both
 looked up, And what do you suppose they
 saw2 A witch dressed In black With two cats on her back, And @ laugh that was loud That's a fact. And, number three.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-30
FLOOR SHOW AT
 SILVER CHALET

Hundreds of persons from this city and vicinity plan on attending the Halloween celebration to be held ct the Silver Chalet restaurant located on West Main street, and which Is owned and operated by Patsy Brown, prominent local bisi. ness man.
 Mir. Brown has arranged . foot show for this evenings entertain ment which promises to Dc one Of the best ever staged in this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-30
CHESHIRE DRIVER
 HAS CASE NOLLED

Angelo Rasco of the Cheshire road, who was arrested Monday evening by Prospect authorities after an automobile accident on the Prospect road, was granted Q nolle on c charge of violation of the rules of the road last night, when in arraigned In the town court.
 Rasco had been best man ct Q wedding here in the morning, three passengers, oil girls who had at- tended the same wedding, were if- jured.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-30
EpWorth League To !
 Hold Fete Tonight
Society Plans Costume Party at Grace Methodist Church Mrs. A. FarnIOf Entertains PinOchIe Club
WATER VlLLE
AErs R W. Henion-l7se ThomastOn Ave.-Tel s-B4ss

Waterville, oct. 90 - The Grace Methodist church will be the scene of Hallowe'en, witches, ghosts and hobgoblins this evening when the Epworth League society holds its festive costume party at 7:30 o'clock
 All young people of the church are Invited to attend, also other young people of Waterville will be welcome. "A small admittance fee will be charged and everyone is re-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-30
FROM NUTS TO sour

The training of a nitro-glycerine worker, from a daify apprentice to q full.fiedged ''sotp handler" Is shown in RKO Radios Danger Patrol" featuring Sally Eilers, John Beal and Harry Carey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-30
RREAKFAaT COOK

Eleanor Powell, co-starred with Nelson Eddy in "Rosalie," always cooks her own breakfast. Its one Of her hobbies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-30

Cities of Iraq are adding more public Improvements than ever be- fore.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-30

black and yellow, with the center- piece 8 large witch, and with each favor a smaller replica of the cen- terpiece. The house decorations were the various symbols of Halloween The evening was spent playing the usual games of HalloweensJ
 Members and their guests present were Robert Snyder, Clifford Ger man, Isabel Avery, Anne Rozdilski, Rosemary Goodson, Julia Honeywell, Nellie Rozdilski, Hubert Avery, Oris- sa German, Lorraine German, Mary Rozdilski, James Stamatelon, Joseph Rozdilski, Lois Bergen, Mae Mun- son, Constance German, Rent Sta matelon, Jacqueline DumSchatt, Mrs. Edw. Garthwait, Mrs. Charles Tyr. rell, Mrs. 0. V. Badger and Mrs. Frank German. Kilbrides Feted
 Mrs. Lawrence Kilbride, who with MT. Kilbride and their sons, Larry and James, and her mother, Mrs Moore, left yesterday for Jackson vile, Florida, was given farewell dinner by members of the Wolcott Teachers association, Tuesday night Miss Dorothy Norton was toast master. Mrs. Kilbride has been the music supervisor in the schools of Wolcott for number of years and 1t is with much regret that her pupils and the numerous friends she has made in the town, see her leave. She was remembered with gifts from the pupils of all the schools and by the teachers and other friends. Her stay in Florida Is expected to be permanent. Teach. CTS present at the dinner were Dor. othy Norton, Helen Mraz, Ellen Hunt, Rita FitzlMaurice, Elizabeth Baldwin, Marie Corners, Dorothy Mulkhern, Mrs. Rose Klitka; former teachers, Mrs. Mary Dunphy Lawlor, Mrs. Marcella Dolan O'Rotirke, Mrs. Raymond Dion, substitute teacher, and Mrs. Edward R. Theriault, Mrs Robert Grant and Miss May Ray. rnond.
 A Halloween party was held Wed. tlesday afternoon in the room taught by Miss Ellen Hunt, fin the Wood- tick school. In the games, the pea nut race was won by William Oliver and Julia Rozdilski; apple on a string by Alice Echuck; superstition by Charles oliver and donkeys tails by Stella Selenko and Florence sar. pas The prizes for costumes went to Mary Hart for .prettiest, William Oliver for funniest and most orig inai to Florence Sarpas. Doris Fra- zier acted as judge. Refreshments were served.
 Grange Election Monday
 Oflcers will be elected in the lo- cal grange Monday night. Twenty three members attended the Rock 7ilnmon grange in Beacon Falls Tuesday night. Carlton Lockhart won the first prise in Q costume march. Wolcott's part in the pro- yram was a trio of vocal numbers, fIarbcr Lights", "Wake Up and Live" and cabin of Dreams. These
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-30

We will not pause here for station announcement.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-30

A Halloween party was given yesterday afternoon at the Grace Methodist church for the pupils of the primary department of the Sunday school. About twenty. three children attended, every one in fancy dress costume.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-30

o. Doolittle of Manville street, Is confined to his home because of illness.
La gaceta., 1937-05-29
Sc CASARA
EN- LOS PRTMEROS DIAS
DE JUNO

Habana, mayo Del condo
de Covadonga sc casara en- los
lprimeros dfas de JUNO, ST su sa-
lud sc 10 permite, con la bella j6-
ven Guiana Marta Rocafort. I'm
decreto del s~ecretario de justi-
cha de Cuba, firmado Ell dfa rs,
permite que ell condo Sc case
cuando 10 desee. Elimina ell de-
creto Ell requisite de is dfas de
publication de la noticia.
Alberto Recio, uno de los me-
dicos que lie asiste, asegura que
Ell condo Ina mejorado y que la
hemorragia no resultara fatal.
lei exprincipe de Asturias es.
ia recluido en- una de las habita-
clones de la casa del DIR. Bias
Rocafort, que ser& su suegro.
La gaceta., 1937-05-29
r30S Rf0iCas Mlioias yasCas derOtarOn
a los mereenariOs de MO|a, en- Ordu1a
PARA QUE LOS JEFES
DE LAS GRANDES COMPA-
MAS SIC G CIUDA-
DANOS CUBANOS

Habana, mayo 29,-Un conf
te de u camara de representa-
tes ACADIA de informar favorable
mente I'm proyecto de ley desti-
nado a lograr que los jefes de
las grandes comlpanias extran-
'eras y nacionales sean ciuda-
.lanos cubanos.
Visto ell informe favorable,
sperase que ell proyecto sea So
metido a debate en- esta semana.
Dispone la MEDIA que TODD
i personal director, tales como
ADMINISTRATORS, directories, au
itores y abogados de institlcio
les bancarias, de companies de
transportes y utilidades pGbli-
cas-, ingenios, empresas azuca-
reras ,comerciales, etc, debera
estar compuesto tpor ciudadanos
cubanos.
C~ualquier extranjero que de-
see establecer IN negocio con la
isla quedara obligado a obtener
un permiso del gobierno, que to-
mara en- consideration las que
jas de los nativos en- 10 que Sc
refiere al perjuicio que pudie-
ran sufrir las companies cuba.
mas del mismo giro.
La aprobaci6n de la ley ex-
pulsaria de los puestos de ms
yor responsibilities en- compa-
Mas americanas e inglesas a los
extranjeros que ahora los des.
empehan.
La gaceta., 1937-05-29

Tuvimos Ell gusto de hablar
en- la manana de hoy con los
directories de la union local
No. 1856 de los Obreros Cerve-
ceros.
Ellos nos informan que la
compania G.. Ferlita & Sons,
que distribuye la cerveza
Schlitz, embotella aquf ell "la-
guer" Old Milwaukee con o.
breros desorganizados a los
cuales paga salaries que fluc-
titan entire sig Y SIG por lar
gas horas de trabajo.
La cerveza Old Milwaukee
es hecha por trabajadores or
ganizados en- un estado hbe :
raj, Wisconsin; pero cuando es
traida a Tampa aqui la embo-
Iteflan obreros desorganizados,
por 10 que csc "lagner" no de
be ser consumido por los ira
baiiadores de Tampa.
i Con ell pretexto de que ell la
guer es hecho por cbreros or
ganilados en- Wisconsin, Fer
lita quiere mantener desorga-
nizados q los hombres que en-
Tampa lie trabajan.
Hasta aqui la queja de esa
Union, que nos parece justa.
81 Ferlita vende una cerve-
"a o Lacquer hecha por obreros
organizados, justo es que obre
ros organizados la embotellen
aqui.
Ell hecho de que ell laguer
sea hecho en- Wisconsin por
trabajadores que saben cum
plir con su deber, no lie exime
a 81 de reconocer los legitimos
derechos de los obreros cerve.
ceros de Tampa.
Hace mas de un ano que los
obreros de esa Union Local No.
1856 vienen procurando con :
veneer a Ferlita para que use
obreros organizados, Y no har
podido co%nvencerle.
Ahora, cuando la corriente
de organization Sc intensified
en- la colonia latina, es de la
mentar que un industrial inte'
ligente, como Ell que hemo'
mencionado, persista en- su &C
titud c~ontraria a los bueno;
deseos tantas wees expresado;
por ell presidente Roosevelt.
La gaceta., 1937-05-29
Acuerda la Sociedad de Nacy : que
sea respetada Ia integ seff'ollai
de todos passes del mundo
Ell alto ORGANISING inter- r. u nS sa..;e;esJss
bardeo de los pueblos @Ae "o

ci6n en- Espaia. Sus demandas
fueron veladamente reconocidas
por ell acuerdo final. Nota ell
Consejo con pena que ell desen-
volvimiento de la situaci6n en-
Espana no aparece de un carac-
ter que amerita la creeneia de
que las medidas tomadas por los
gobiernos siguen las recomen-
daciones hechas hasta el presen-
tie, en- 10 q. Sc refiere a los efec-
tos deseados.
Despues del acuerdo del Con-
sejo, Ivon DeIb6s, Antonio E.
den y Tefik Rustic Aras, minis
ltros de relaciones exteriores de
Francia, Inglaterra Y Turquia,
salieron hacia Paris en- aeropla-
no.
Eden y Delb6s han llegado a
un acuerdo sobre estos dos pun
tos de gran importancia: Ell Co
mienzo de- negociaciones para
un nuevo pacto de seguridad en-
e. occidente de Europa, y la re-
tirada de todos los vcluntarios
extranjeros que combaten en-
Espaha.
La gaceta., 1937-05-29

30.
Norman Thomas, ell iefe so
cialista norteamericano, calific6
el bombardeo de diab6lico y dijo
que personalmente informara al
presidente Roosevelt. Thomas
demandara del Presidente que
tome Una actitud definida EN- la
guerra que Italia v Alemania
sostienen contra las mujeres y
los ninos de Espana.
Comunican de San Sebastian
que ell general Franco ha deste-
rrado a Manuel Hedilla, iefe de
Falange Espafola, por estar en-
desacuerdo con este.
El gobierno vasco informa al
de Valencia que han llegado a
Pasajes, EN- ell norte de Espaha,
siete buques alemanes cargados
de armas y municiones para los
f~acciosos.
iPor ell mando ieal Sc eiogia a
las milicias vascas que aver a.
tacaron a los facciosos en- ell
este de Orduha, derrotandolos
" causandoles gran n6mero de
bajas.
Los batallones leales atacar
ties salieron del vale del rio "
vi6n, en- la oscuridad, y To-
ron sus obletivos.
La Junta Facciosa de I'd
mand6 TN escrito a 10 I Al
de Naciones, que fue rnien-
cesto de los papeles lencia-
do que q gobierno v oue 81
Madrid e. 81 usur DO terce-
tiene en- su podg
ras parties de r sociedad de
I'll Conseio ntiene relacio-
Naciones insurgentes.
mes con Rr
La gaceta., 1937-05-29

miembros y east miembros
quienes por medic de sus fir.
mas aqui adjuntas han instrui
do a sus oficiales de la tai Ase
ciaci6n de ejecutar ell mismo j
acuerdan adherirse al misme
como Parte de la primera Par.
tie, Y la Union Internaciona.
de Tabaqueros de America, a.
filiada a la Federation Anne.
ricana del Trabajo, Y sus va.
rias Uniones locales de Tam (
pa, por medic de las firmas
sus ~debidamente acreditg.os
oficiales, miembros de y ana
dos con dicha Union D4fha-
cional de Tabaqueros Anne
RIGA. Parte de la seeDaaa rar-
tie.
La primera Psrte serA como
cids en- 10 adebate como 81 EN-
pleante. La segunda Parte ssrk
conocida On 10 adslanss como
Ia Uni6n
Sc entiende ademas y se a.
(P0sG a Ia "a. pdG.)
La gaceta., 1937-05-29

Cuando la derrota de la es-
cuadra espanola en- Cavite, el
ano SO, don Francisco Largo
eCaBAllero dijo: No os dejeis
arrastrar por manifestations
patrioteras ~promovidas por los
capitanes Arana. Afirmemos,
por 1ltimo, nuestra s~olidaridad
de proletarios espanoles con
los proletarios yanquis, porque
los obreros de todos los paiseS
no tenemos mas que un enemi.
go com1n, que es ell que espe,
cula con nuestra sangre para
su lucro-.-
La gaceta., 1937-05-29

Apretemos los filas las mu-
jeres v los hombres de la reta-
guardia de Tampa, por GUAM
to nos hemos propuesto:
1.-Mandar donativos a la
Cruz ,Roja Espanola ,por me-
dio de su presidente, que resi-
de en- Valencia, Espafia.
2.-Mandar dos o mas am
bulancias a Espana y 81 es po-
sible enviar con elias, medicos,
enfermeras, ch6feres Y ayu :
dantes.
3.-Traer nihos vascos para
albergarlos. alimentarlos y e.
ducarlos aqui hasta que pase
la guerra.
4.-Mantener la propagan-
da en- favor de la justicia que
asiste al gobierno legitimo de
Espana, atacado por militares
traidores, fa~langistas asesinos
do unss0nes y hhsralsss moroa
La gaceta., 1937-05-29
] HlficlI Ia situJelon de
bs en- CiHaad pniversitaEia
sc halII eonstantemente
arnebkalladora s4eales.
Mida4gn Catalina y en- los
de Aragon v Huesca.

niversitaria. En- la oscuridad
10 logran algunas veces, pero
con gran dificultad, porque su
puente de MADEIRA esta constan
temente baio ell fuego de las a.
metralladoras.
Como resultado de este han
tenido que vadear ell rio con
aqua a la eintura. Algunas We
ces usan mulas, pero estas ha-
cen ruido Y atraen mucho c.
fuego, En- otros respectos, la 81
tuaci6n en- la Ciudad Universe
taria no ha cambiado. Els toda
via ell frente mas f~antastico
que es possible imaginar.
Las lineas en- Zizag permi r
ten que una bala venga desde
Ia derecha, mientras en- otro
lugar, a 100 yardas de distan-
cha, las balas proceden de la
izquierda. Como las trincheras
han sido construidas para hom
bres de menos de seis pies, los
soldados v visitantes de esta :
tura alta Sc exponen al fuego
faccioso.
Ell edificio de Filosofia esta
bajo ell fuego desde todos los
s~ectores Y ell angulo es de 1870
grades. Caminando por los CO.
rredores sc expone uno a que
lie tiren desde la Casa de We
lazquez, mientras dando la
vuelta en- angulo recto BE en-
cuentra listed en- Inca a la Wis
ia de la Casa de Labor.
Ell Comite de No-Interven :
ci6n que funciona en- Londres,
Sc propone dirigirse al gobier-
no espanol y a los facciosos pa
ra que renuncien enteramente
a la practica de bombardear
las ciudades desde ell aire. La
practica es por complete de los
fascistas.
Hay completa tranquilidad
en- Cataluha v en- los frentes de
Arag6n y Huesca, seg1n comu
MICA ell gobierno de la Genera
lidad.
Ell gobierno de Hitler, segdn
una noticia de Berlin, Sc mues-
ira satisfecho por la actitud
del gobierno vasco en- 10 que Sc
refiere a los photos alemanes
condenados a muerte. Todos
los peri6dicos alemanes han ce
sado sus ataques contra ell go :
bierno de Valencia.
La gaceta., 1937-05-29
Los photos alemanes condenados a muerte seran
cambiados por un periodista, I'm photo espanol
y dos aviadores rusos
Norman Thomas Informant al Presidente Roose-
welt sobre la guerra 'Italo-Alemana contra las
mujeres y los ninos de Espana"

Madrid, mayo 29.--Un AVIAN
ce de las tropas facciosas cerca
de Orduna, en- ell rio Neri6n,
al sur de la capital, fue recha-
zado por los milicianos vascos Y
asturianos, que lie causaron
grandes bajas al enemigo.
La brigade LA de las tropas
leales atac6 q los fascistas de
Mola y los puso ell fuga, ocupan
do las posiciones y fortificando-
las.
Don Juan Antonio Aguirre,
presidente de la Junta de De-
fensa vasca, anunci6 que los
tres pilotos alemanes condena-
dos a muerte y un prisionero
suizo seran cambiados por pri-
sioneros que los fascistas tienen
en- su poder. Los vascos recibi-
ran en- ell Gambia dos aviadores
rusos, uno espafiol v un perio-
dista frances.
Cruzaron aver la frontera,
internandose en- Francia, AZ vo
luntarios extranjeros q los cua-
les pusieron en- libertad los in
surgentes. Sc entregaron 0 fue-
ron capturados ell pasado febre-
no.
lei gobierno ingles comunica
que ell vapor mercante Cabin,
hundido aver en- Valencia ,por
la sviaci6n fascista, no figura
en- ell registro del Lloyd y por 10
tanto no 10 considera britanico.
La aviaci6n leal atac6 aver ell
aerodromo faccioso de Soria,
destruyendo mas de 30 aeropla-
aos.
El n1mero de bombas lanza-
das por los photos del exgene.
raj Franco en- Valencia pasa DE-
La gaceta., 1937-05-29

Ginebra, mayo 29.--M e.
10 de la Sociedad de NJ s
aprob6 hoy una resolp, -
la cual pide a todos go
bros de Ia Sociedad Ia !, !.
ten la integridad Ter a. toaas
independence poll
las naciones. nn.ua 49,,
NO rse0noce g0bisrno es-
-, Issr agredido en- su
a@. maya ssar de Ia protes-
aaS4.s ntervenci6n de TIA
,;. ,aerra civil que Sc Ii
[hra - peninsula iberica.
sCluci6n, aceptada des-
- 9 dos horas de debate, elo-
os esfuerzos que realiza el
6mite de No-Tntervencion y
81 bombardeo por Ia a.
iaci6n de los pueblos no forti-
icados de Espana.
Ademas ell Consejo v econ
rustic la iniciativa del Comite de
NoInteryenci6n en- favor dc
ure sean retirados de Espana
los combatientes que no son es-
paholes. Sc expresa tambien Ia
esperanto de que Ia
produzca ell rapido III
lie ese conflicto.
Don Julio Alvarez del yayo
81 jefe de Ia delegation espaho
la, ludh6 On favor do uns resc
luci6n que significa Ia conde'
ma del fsscismo pQr su 'nterTer