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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-27
Selected Poem
THE CHAMPION

(Harold w. Gleason in the New York Tines
Some hold an upstate Winter amt At season
For CATERS getting on toward ninety-one;
But Hosea Colt allowed and he had reason,
That with first SHOWS his life new-begun.
For then each night when lampght blossomed
yellow
Down-street. with cane and tppet to the store
He lived close by-hed trudge, where pipes gowed
mellow
About the rudy stove In days of yore;
And there worn draughts-board on box unfolded,
He drubbed aspirants, veteran and chump
While local politicians pulled and scolded,
A Merlin-master Of the double Jump.
Nor did he yield the crown he held so vital
To any man-'twas Time that took the titlel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-27
TODAY'S COMMON ERROR
Never say, "This here coat is
full Of holes; omit, ':here."

A. Carl Carlson of Audubon,
Iowa, husked 21.04 bushels in 80
minutes.
@. Name the author Of the quo
tation: 1.-THE die IL cast
A. Plutarch attributes 1t to Ju-
Illus Caesar, when he arrived at
the banks Of the Rubicon which
divided Cisalpine Gaul from the rest
Of Italy. Modern scholars believe
1t is an ancient Greek proverb.
@. Do snakes lay eggs?
A. Some lay eggs and some pro.
duce their young alive.
II you want copy Of our book
let on The Housewives Manual
write The Waterbury Democrats
Washington Bureau, 1912 Thir-
teenth St.. Northwest, Washing
ton, ID. G. Enclose A cents in post
age.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-27
Answers To.
Questions
BY Frederick NJ. Kerby

@. What are the age limits fol-
enlistment in the G. G. c.?
A. Seventeen to %, except thai
for veterans of the World war OF
any foreign wars there is no age
limit.
@. What Is the source Of the
quotation: aye are the salt Of the
earth?"
A. Matthew 5:13.
Q. Who won the 1885 national
confusing contest?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-27
IN TODAY'S MAIL

This responsible for facts opinions
its readers communications unless with
the writer's and address will not be accepted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-27
A Thought for Today

No servant can serve two masters: for either
he will hate the one, and love the other; or else
he will hold to the one, and despise the other.
Ye cannot serve God and mammon.-St. Luke
1913.
Mammon Is the largest Shareholder in the
world-F. Saunders.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-27
st Y O ur
knowledge

Can you answer seven of
these test questions? Turn to
last page for the answers.
!. In which state Us Yosemite Ma
tional park?
2. What is acoustics?
3. Has water any food value?
4. Who was Fanny Crccby?
S. Where Is Cumberland Gap?
6. Who was The author Of Poor
Richards Almanac"
z. What is the horizon? a.
8. In what language was the or
:ginal Magma Carta?
2. How did the Tailor bird derive
Its name?
10. Who was Frank Norr!sp 4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-27
Current Comments

L I had plenty Of money and
didn't have to work, I would be
satisfied to spend the rest Of my
life as minority leader in the state
senate. Alfred e. Smith.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-27

At my age euthanasia dosen't in
terest me. I don't want or need
anything to hasten my end. I am
soon going to be my own euthan-
asia. George Bernard Shaw, COM
menting on Britain's mercy death"
bill.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-27
Daily NH=,.~u-
Washington 49, - -
BRITAIN'S AIM is TO STALL
OFF WAR TILL SHE'S READY
ny nREw PEARSON and ROBERT 8. ALLEN

London - Two aims of Britan's foreign affairs
policy are uppermos in the minds Of the British nation
/. To build up a huge air force, navy and army
as quickly as possible.
2. 10 use every possible diplomatic trick and
to save off European war until that rearm-
ament program is completed. -
I'm addition of course is the drive to win the friend
ship of the United States ally in the next war;
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-11-05
CRIsPUs ATTACKS MEETING

Ten memberships were reported
at the recent meeting of the Girls
pus Attacks Home Association.
These were Mrs. Josie B. Williams,
Rev. V. E. Holly, Col. K. Mackey,
Mr.. Phil H. Hall, Mrs. James Cox,
Mrs. Phil Hall, Mrs. George Lucas,
Mrs. Ida Hanna, Mrs. Belle Salter
Tyler and Mrs. James Lynn.
Mr.. John Patton was the guest
speaker. He spoke on the "Relief
System in St. Paul" A committee
composed of Mrs. Valerie Turner,
chairman, and Mrs. Jean Mundy
and Miss Emma Lou Coleman is
working on an effort to raise funds
to secure a new radio at the Girls
pus Attacks Home.
The next meeting will be held
at Halle @. Brown House on Tues
day, November 16.
Mrs. Ethel Nelson of Detroit,
Michigan, is the guest of her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Elliott
of 3009 Garfield Ave.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-11-05

in the same light as yourself, so
that this quarreling can stop. Let
her know that you, too, are making
an effort to get along better. She
will do her best I am sure.
C. B.: Will my boy friend be sue
cessful in the business deals he has
pending, and should I marry this
fellow? t--f 4
Ans: He won't realize as much
success from either deal as he con-
templates, but if he continues to
try he is going to make the
grade in few years. time. If you
love this man then marry him,
for he is going to torment you until
you do tell him yes, or no.
B. H. S.: I am planning on tax
ing a trip within the next two or
three weeks and would like to know
if I will be successful? Should I
take it now?
Ans: The trip will prove a sue
cessful venture for you by all
means take it just as soon as you
feel you can leave without things
being upset. You will enjoy the
change considerably.
V. E. R.: I have two boy friends
and they both seem very nice but I
love only one of them. What can
I do to get rid of the other one?
Ans: Make it very clear that you
no longer are interested in having
him call and you won't be bothered
much longer. The fellow you have
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-11-05

Mrs. Lula Henry and Rose St.
Clair have been readmitted to the
hospital.
Mrs. Margaret Mcfarland has
returned to her home.
D. W. Wilson, Director.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-11-05
EDITORIAL SHORTS

What presidents wife before dared to show friend
ship to the underprvieged Negro? Last week Eleanor
Roosevelt spoke at meeting in behalf of the Crisis
Magazine the NAACP organ which is edited by Roy Wilkins
former St. Paul boy The socaminded mistress of the
White House again exhibited her for the folks
fartheSt down.
Compare her with few of the local Negro snobs
and bueboods who do not think the Negro publications
worthy of their attention They think it beneath their
dignity to show interest in anything but their particular
set and show any interest in community affairs
til times get hard and then here they come!
Twin City husbands got break at dinner tables during
the last few days WHEY has been trying out of Halle
Carpers recipes.
Dean William Pckens writes for Associated Negro Press
that President Roosevelt is st laundering around" Won
der what the Dean has been doing all of these years?
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-11-05
Friday, November 5, 1887

charge of the arrangements and
were assisted by many workers OF
both the Baptist and Methodist
Churches in Duluth.
The work done by the Council
in Duluth, one Of the officers
stated, was not only an inspiration
to the members, of Calvary, but
filed the Council officers with a
desire and determination to do a
greater work among not only
young Baptists of Minnesota, but
among young groups interdenomi-
national and otherwise, such as the
Minnesota Negro Youth Council.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-11-05
State B. Y. P. US
Hold Successful
Meet in Duluth

The Executive Council of the
Minnesota B. Y. P. U. and Sunday
School Convention reported a very
successful meeting and a cordial
response at Calvary Baptist
Church of Duluth on last Sunday,
according to word brought back
by officers.
The day was spent in the inter-
est of Calvary's Sunday School
and B. Y. P. u, which is to be re-
organized. Among those that
made the trip to Duluth were:
Messrs. and Mesdames Edward
Lee, William Reddick, Mesdames
Leroy Jackson, Helen O'Neil, Ma
son, Misses Beatrice Goss, Eunice
Riley, Evalyn Kelly, Dorothy
Blakey, Odelle Harris and Messrs.
Harry Ballard, William Slaughter,
Thomas, John R. Lawrence, Jr.,
David Lloyd, Edward Lee, Jr., and
William M. Smith.
Mrs. Rose Lawrence, William
Lawrence, Jr., and Miss Josephine
Gross were visitors that accom-
panied the group of officers.
Mrs. E. Chairman and Mr.. George
Dozier of Calvary Church were in
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-11-05

chosen will prove to be a very
worthy mate and will make a de-
termined effort to please you.
E. C. K: Will I be able to make
the trip I have planned for this
fall or not?
Ans: Not unless you get out and
find you a job money is the
problem that is holding you up and
you can't make it by sitting around
wishing for it. I am afraid you
won't make the trip until next year.
G. NJ. c.: Please tell me what my
boy friend means when he said
"there is something between u.s.?
reply. ....-.:
Ans: He means that ''lOve is in
the air" but don't take him too
seriously until he desires to let you
know just how he feels. He thinks
quite bit of you and doesn't want
to know it until he feels sure of it
himself.
S. G.. K: Would it be safe for
I will be more than thankful for a
me to attend school where I have
planned or should I do something
else?
Ans: You have waited too late to
try to enter school this semester
and pass get a job and go to
work until February, then resume
your studies at the place you have
in mind. There isn't anything at
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-11-05

M. L. R.: Please tell me what is
wrong with my scalp? Ny hair has
been falling out ever since I let a
lady scratch my scalp.
Ans: Your scalp isn't very
healthy but the lady had nothing to
do with this condition. Your doc
tor could probably give you the best
medicine to take care of the cOndi-
ton :. at any rate, see your doc
tor Immediately about the matter.
. L. W.: Should I get the job that
has been offered me or continue on
as 1 am at present?
Ans: Stick right with your books
until you complete your course d.
when you finish it isn't going to be
difficult for you to get a good job.
By taking one now .. it will mean
starting at a very low salary and
very little hopes of doing better.
2-14: My wife and I quarrel all
the time and I do not want to part,
but what is the best thing for me
to do as I am puzzled?
Ans: Ask her out for dinner
some evening and while over your
meal bring the matter up casually
and try to encourage her to see life
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-11-05
Other Editors Say
OFGOOD HEART

How times do change! The old type Negro
ing the hale spent earnings
quickly in what called good fellowship Not The
that John Henry Lewis light heavyweight champion of the world
bought his mother home expected
that he make good of his money.
Joe Louis surprised the followers of when he lived quietly
without of the conduct that brought Jack Johnson notor
bought his mother home he put annues with which
for his old He away the bright lights
With these two outstanding boxers qualifying 1000 we'll
hammered, homeovng mothers boys, the fashion is
What the sound bodies youth create
1t be done But it will good
quiet attention business eye our own
security in the future To be bg shot, to attract
to be talked about admiration than
spends his money shelter her gray head-K C. Call
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-11-05
Friday, November 5, 1897
Felix Warburg

Felix Warburg a great He rich man.
He member of great race; he Jew. A great
which has through centuries of persecution made its
way undaunted giving to the world abundant racial gifts
Felix Warburg died the other day. During his lifetime
he friend OF the Negro citizen He interested in
education of the Negro and in his lifetime helped push the
education among southern Negroes He helped not
only the Negroes but the unfortunate of all and all
creeds His will left requests to Jew and Christian Catholic
and Protestant, white and black.
He fought for the rights of all citizens before the law He
sought world peace and spent millions make world under
standing fact well as Utopian theory
Felix Warburg has gone to join that lusrous caravan
which numbers among it's members such great huanarans
and brothers Of Schff, Rosenwald and others.
May the Lord rest his soul and his life be beacon by
which racial hareds distruss and kindred ills will be swept
from the EARTH
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-11-05
Public Service
Bureau
Minneapolis Spokesman and
st. Paul Recorder

Mrs. Andrew Johnson, 1882
Clinton Ave-, who has been quite
i'll at her home for the last three
weeks, is improving.
Mrs. Albert "Bill" Bailey, SS45
Fourth Ave. S., is slowly improv-
ing. DR.. w. D. Brown in attend
ance.
Mrs. Prince D. Collins, 1896
Fourth Ave. S., has been confined
to her bed for three months. Her
condition remains the same.
Mrs. Clarence (Marie) Hughes,
Fairview Hospital, is improving.
New patients at General Hospi-
tai: Clifford Hall, Horace Lewis,
Hazel Burrell, and William Light
foot.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-11-05
all for you to fear.

all for you to fear.
M. F.: Should I go on with the
man that says he will marry me in
December or try to win back the
love of the man that said he once
loved me?
Ans: You are going to be left
holding the bag regardless of whom
you choose if you expect to be mar
ried before January. Don't depend
on either one make other
friends.
NOTE-YOur questions will be
answered FREE in this column.
Your Full Name, Birth Date, and
Correct Address. For private re-
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or money order, and a self-address-
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Reading and receive by return mail
My Free Advice on Three Cues
tons. DO NOT SEND POSTAGE
STAMPS. Send all mail to Able
Wallace, care of this paper, 306 S.
Third ST., Minneapolis. MINI.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-11-05
To the Editor:
November 1, 1887.

Please allow me to compliment
your newspapers on the cooking
schools which they sponsored last
week. With my wife, Mrs. Wood
ard, I attended the schools and
thoroughly enjoyed every minute
of them. The Spokesman and the
Recorder deserve the commenda-
ton of the Twin Cities for such
community activity and interest as
was demonstrated by your bring
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-11-05
Mr.. Cecil E. Newman.

Mr.. Cecil E. Newman.
Dear Editor:
1 wish to commend you on
bringing to US Mrs. Halle Carper,
who conducted your fine cooking
and homemaking school. I am sure
we appreciate your efforts in help
ing our cities keep abreast of the
times.
Mrs. M. Burell,
3545 Fourth Ave. S.,
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
November 1, 1887.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-11-05

ing Mrs. Halle Carper to our
cities.
Theodore Woodland,
Woodland Funeral Home,
HOB Lyndale Ave. N,
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
La gaceta., 1937-01-07
Ell Gobiemo Espanol no anima Ell reclutamiento
de voluntarios en- los Estados Unidos
Declarations de DON Fernando de los Rios,
embajador de Espana

la question de las municio-
mes es mas importante para mo-
sotros que la de ejercito''.
Interrogado sobre 81 saba de
intereses empenados en- COM
prar municiones para ell gobier-
no de Madrid, nontest6 que no.
Isl existe no mantienen relacio-
mes con la embajada'.
Don Fernando admira since
al presidente Roose-
welt Y dice que ell papel de los
comunistas y anarquistas en- la
guerra de Espana es menos im-
portante de 10 que Sc supone.
Habl6 ell lunes ell embajador
en- I'm mitin verificado en- la Ma
olson Square Garden v al cual
asistieron 10000 personas.
"El pueblo espaiiol, dijo de
Los Rios, es generoso. compren-
sivo y sabe perdonar Y OAvidar"A
La gaceta., 1937-01-07

Damos la mas cordial bienve
nida a una nueva colectividad
obrera, la Union No. 20S66 de
los trabajadores de la Toronja,
La Federation Americana
del Trabajo mand6 aver la Car
ia que las 'toronjeras" habian
solicitado.
iPdieron las obreras america
mas " latinas, junto con hume
rcsos obreros, un aumento des-
de 115 centavos la "tartara" 9
2 centavos.
La compania Del Monte en-
gan6 a hombres Y mujeres del
campo v con ellos "deshizo' una
justa huelga.
Ahora Sc contin1a pagando
~ centavos por una "tartara''
recargada.
tia misma compahia paga-
ba dos centavos hace tres amos,
Euando la situaci6n economics
era menos satisfactoriai
La gaceta., 1937-01-07

New York, enero En- una
entrevista concedida anteayer,
Don Fernando de los Rios, en-
bajador de Espaha ante ell GO
sierno de la Casa Blanca, de-
clar6 que ell gobierno de su pals
no ANNA ell reclutamiento de
voluntarios en- territorio ameri-
cano.
Hay americanos voluntarios
combatiendo junto a las fuerzas
leales dijo pero los arreglos
no Sc hicieron por conducto de
la ennbajada. lei gobierno repu-
blicano no alienta propaganda
aIguna en- ell sentido de embro-
liar a los Estados Unidos en- las
diff ultaden de Espafa.
All embajador lie ha comuni-
cado su gobierno que las condi-
clones polfticas y eNn 6micas
han mejorado mucho en- las Ill
timas semanas.
La gaceta., 1937-01-07
uLIIMAS NOTIQAS
DE ESPANA
LOS EASCISTAS HABLAN
PoR LA IADIo DE FALSAs
Volveran los aviadores ameri
canos a unirse a la aviacion
Ieal

Madrid, enero 7.-iLos fas-
cistas han hecho CHI ular por Ia
radio falsas noticias de victo-
rias, con ell fin de amman a Hit
Ter para que SIC ponga alberta
mente frente a Francia Y en- a.
pogo de la Junta de Burgos.
Miles de voluntarios france
SEES han entrado en- Espana y
nan ofrecido SIS servicios al go
bierno de Madrid, deseando kon
tener la avalanche de soldados
alemanes que sc mandara sobre
Madrid.
I'm contingente de volunta-
rios ingleses sc pondra en- cami-
no, en- esta semana, para pres
tar sus servicios bajo la bande-
ra de la Republica.
Federico Lord, ell notable a.
viador americana, ha declarado
en- Paris que volvera a Espana
a seguir combatiendo a las Or
denes del gobierno leal.
Bert Acosta y Gordon Berry
al embarcar con direction a
New York dijeron que ell go
bierno espanol les habfa trata-
do muy bien, desmintiendo asi
expresiones que Sc lie atribuyen
a otro aviator, Ed Schneider.
Acosta y Berry piensan regre
sar y seguir sirviendo al gobier-
no.
"Con nosotros ell gobierno es-
cumpli6 siempre sus COM
promises. Tenemos muchos a.
migos entire los aviadores espa-
noles Y a ellos nos reuniremos
tarde".
La gaceta., 1937-01-07
Catalina infOrma al GObiernO de Valencia
haber UnsttAidO I'm "tstado Catalan"
-Hll- L .-~D~LlH~ Ela.aI
dentrO de una Rep0b|Ca federal
Torradellas asegura que Ell Cobieno catalan
no volvera sobre sus pasos
Desea unirse mas con la Republica
bajoel sistema federal

do de todos los poderes de po-
licia y ha creado su propio E.
jercito en- una escala compati-
BILE con su dinero. Tambien ha
expedido un decreto para la
obligatoria colectivizaci6n de
la propiedad, la industrial y la
terra, y ha establecido un sis
tema de ~"escuelas nuevas."
Ademas ha creado una secre-
taria o ministerio de Relacio-
mes Exteriores. Aunque este no
significa necesariamente que
Catalina reclama PERSONAL
dad International, su gobierno
ha alberto ell canine para ira
tar con otros g~obiernos en- asun
ties tan importantes como ha-
cienda y concrete.
Esto no debe interpretarse,
en- la opinion de Tarradellas,
como que la Generalidad Sc a.
parta de la Republica. Al con-
trario, "desea unirse mas con
ella bajo ell sistema federal"
"Se ha dado va ell primer pa
so hacia la reforma de la gran
federation de los pueblos IL
bres de IBERIA.
Por otra parte pudiera verse
este como ell principle de un
sistema de estados comunistas,
teniendo de modelo a la Russia
Soviet.
Hace pocos dias, hablando
por la Radio, Jose Antonio A
guirre, p~residente del pueblo
vasco, %anunci6 que ell gobierno
estudiaba un regimen de coad
ministraci6n e Intervention
por los trabajadores en- la in
dustria y ell concrete, y acceso
de los labriegos a la propiedad
de la tierre.
Otro hecho significativo en-
relaci6n con la vista de los de-
catalanes a Valencia,
es que uno de ellos, Juan Co
morera, es ell jefe del movi-
miento para que Sc comedian
poderes plenarios al gobierno
catalan de modo que pueda re
solver Is problemas de la de-
fensa militar, finanza y la CO.
iectivizaci6n y concrete bajo
ell nuevo regimen.
La gaceta., 1937-01-07
Leyo el Presidente Roosevelt SUI elocuente
mensaje al Congreso
Solicita de la rama judicial del Gobierno que
contr;buva al exito de los fines democraticos
Ell mas importante de todos los p~roblemas
es la escasez de trabajo
G NEWS WEEK

taci6n judicial a las presentes
necesidades nacionales de la ma
yor v mas progressive democra-
cia del mundo moderno.
"Existe la creciente creencia
de que en- la constitution pue :
den en.ontrarse pocas fahas.
La necesidad vital no es una al
teraci6n de la ley fundaental, 81
no un mas inteligente punto de
vista con referencia a ella. JUS
tamente considerable pudiera u
sarse como un Instruments de
progreso y no como I'm admi :
niculo para impedir la accion.
"El mas importante de todos
los problemas es la escasez de
trabajo Y la falta de balance eco
que la produce.
mo podemos asumir noso-
tros esa Immediate actividad CO.
mercial e industrial pero ell 60
bierno esta justificado en- colo :
car ell problema en- ell gabinete
de los negocios no completados.'
AL principle de su mensaje ell
presidente dijo: Las circunstan
cias del momento me compeler
a pedir la inediata lconsidera :
ci6n de: Primero medidas exten
diendo la vida de ciertas autori-
y poderes que, bajo los
presentes estatutos expiran den
tro de pocas semanas; segun-
do, Una adici6n a la existente
ley de neutralidad para cubrir
la infortunada guerra civil en-
Espana, y tercero, una ley de
credito para ell cual presentare
en- la actual semana.
La gaceta., 1937-01-07

Valencia, Enero Tina de
egaci6n de tres miembros de
ia Generalidad Catalina infor
mo al gobierno de Valencia
que Catalina habia infringido
la constitution espanola EN- ic
que a administration interior
Sc refiere.
En- Conversations con los
representatives del gobierno
Central, los comisionados ha-
blaron de la doctrina de un es
tado catalan dentro de una Re
publica Federal, en- la misma
manera que produjo la revolu-
ci6n de 1884 G hizo que las
fuerzas del gobierno de Ma
drid bombardearan a la Gene
ralidad e hicieran p~risionero a
Luis Companys,
La nueva declaration cata-
lana de Independence fue he
cha por ell primer ministro Jo-
sc Tarradellas.
Catalina, dijo, jamas vol
vera sobre sus pasos para vol
yer a ser 10 que era antes de
julio 10. Para Catalina 81 IS
de JUNO significa una ruptura
con aquellas leyes constitucio-
males que entorpecian SUI liber
tad. Aquellos que piensen que
en- este momento pueden invo-
car la Constitution Espanola y
ell Estatuto de Autonomfa de
Catalina con ell fin de poneI
Unite a nuestras ambicione
p~oliticas, estan equivocados.
Frente a esa realidad estamot
obligados a decir, que TODD IL
pasado nunca volyera. Indiyi-
dual v colectivamente Catalu
ma aspira a su complete liber-
En- otras palabras, Catalina
considera roto su pacto con la
Constitution Y estima que ell Els
tatuto de Autonomfa es solo IN
pedazo de papel.
Catalina es ahora duena de
sus destinos en- cinco importan
ties departamentos del gobier-
no, a saber: orden p1blico, de-
fensa militar, hacienda, econo-
mia y educacijn.
Paso a paso Sc ha apodera-
La gaceta., 1937-01-07
ESTAN EN-
LAS TROPAS DEL MARKS
CAL A

Sianfu, enero 7.-lnf6rmase
hoy que las tropas del mariscal
Chang Sc han undo a los ejer-
citos de las provincias de Shen-
81 y Kansu en- alberta rebellion
eontra ell gobierno central. Mas
de 200, 900 (hombres del viejo
commando de Chang Sc han undo
a un ejercito de $4,000 comu-
nistas.
CaFcdlase que $4,000 hon.
bres de 10 sque tomaron parte
en- Ell "golpe' de diciembre IL
sc han convertible en- bandidos.