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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-24
Hitler Has War Fleet in Striking Distance of
 Spanish Coast GERMANY, ITALY IN
 JOINT ACTION PLAN Lisbon Reports That POw= / erful German Fleet
 Already Sailed
BY FREDERICK c. OECHSNER Limited Press Staff Correspondent)

BY FREDERICK c. OECHSNER United Press Staff Correspondent)
 Berlin, June 24. (UP)- Fuehrer Adolf Hitler massed his war fleet within striking distance of the Spanish coast today while he conferred with Joachim Won Ribbentrop, ambassador to London, on the new crisis in the Spanish civil war, precipitated by an alleged Loyalist submarine attack on the cruiser Leipzig.
 Ostensibly the Leipzig incident was ended yesterday when Ger many and Italy left the interna- tional neutrality patrol set-up.
 But Semi-official statements in- dicated that Germany and Italy had agreed on joint plan of ac- tion in event of any further alleged attack. It was made plain that both nations have fleets of sufficient power in or adjacent to Spanish waters sufficient to back up their plans.
 Is Defensive One
 Spokesmen said that any German action would be defensive" one, Whether this meant to remove suf- ficient loyalist Spanish ships from the scene o faction in event of fur there trouble was not said.
 That German leaders were thor .oughly apErY was pot, ncAaled. No only were they angry because Bri- tain and France would not join them in a naval demonstration off. the loyalist coast but they were enraged by doubts expressed in Britain that the alleged attack on the Leipzig oc- cured at all.
 The Official News Agency, in a review of the situation, referred to an especially odious article" in one British paper suggesting that It was a German submarine that fired torpedoes at the Leipzig on two occasions last week.
 Last night the Official Agency an- nounced that the battleship Admiral Graf Spec was on its way to Spain to protect German interests"
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-24
Liquor Credit Bill Is
 Vetoed By Goo. Cross
Required All Retailers to Pay. Their Bills Within l5 Days = Governor Said There Was a
 Question of COnstitutiOnality

Hartford, Conn, June 24.-(UP)- Gov. Cross today vetoed the 15-day liquor credit bill, requiring all re- tailers to pay their bills within that period or suffer suspension or re- vocation of their licenses. The measure, the governor said, was Questionable as to its constitution ality."
 The bill, which created one of the storm -centers of the session, was declared by the chief executive to be-, lin my opinion, contrary to public policy and would create a precedent of far reaching consequences" . Opponents of the measure fought its passage on grounds 1t would make the state "a collection agency and a partner to the liquor inter- eStS."
 FitxGerald Again Beaten
 The veto was another defeat for Democratic National Committeeman David E. FitzGerald, New Haven, who appeared as representative of the liquor combine to urge adop- ton of the proposal. Earlier in the week the governor rejected Fitz- Gerald's judgeship suggestions for the New Haven city court and an- nounced appointments which had been endorsed by the general as- sembly judiciary committee before the appointments reached hopeless deadlock.
 Four Other Vetoes
 The governor also announced four other vetoeS.
 He rejected a bill providing for the mandatory revocation of licenses
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-24
GOING HOME

Gibraltar, June "A = (UP)- Twenty-three sail ors wounded in the Loyalist bombing of the German Cruiser Deutschland were embarked on the Cruiser Koeln today for transport to Germany.
 Four other sailors still were in a serious condition in the military hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-24
CARRIED FROM WOODS

Groveton, N. H., June 24--UP)- A 225-pound Groveton fisherman, Franklin Higgins, 35, was treated for a broken leg today after a 12- man rescue party struggled "A hours through dense woods to carry him IA miles to this town.
 Higgins broke the leg Tuesday while fishing at Phillips pond near the Canadian border. His com- panion, Louis Mayhew. 4l. carried him for a quarter mile and then continued alone to Groveton for aid.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-24
ANDREW MELLON
 ESCAPES TAXES
Holding Company Formed to Beat LaW-LamOnt
 Named Also
BY EDWARD w. LEWIS United Press Staff COrreSpOndent)

Washington, June 24.-OUP).- Treasury officials submitted to the joint congressional tax committee today the names of Andrew w. Mel lon, former secretary of treasury, and 16 other wealthy men who formed personal holding companies with the result that their income taxes were lowered.
 The names of Thomas w. Lamont, Mrs. F. c. Lamont, Alfred P Sloan, Jr., Mrs. Irene Jackson Sloan, Roy w. Howard and Mrs. Roy w. How ard were among the persons who had formed personal holding com- panies.
 Submitting evidence designed to show the need for legislation to close legal loopholes through which the treasury loses huge amounT- of revenue, the treasury officials cited IT cases of formation of per- Sonal holding companies.
 Million and Half Saved
 Internal Revenue Commissioner Guy Helvering told the committee that, the individual owners of the IT holding companies themselves paid aggregate taxes of $43,973,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-24
Any Attacks M ade on Spanish LOyalists Would
 Be Resented FRANCE FRANKLY
 IS MUCH ALARMED Britain is Moving V cry CarefulIy-New French
 Cabinet Interested
BY JOSEPH w. GREGG, JR. United Press Staff Correspondent

BY JOSEPH w. GREGG, JR. United Press Staff CorrespondenU
 London, June 24.-CUP)- Great Britain and France have warned Germany that any belligerent action against Loyalist Spain would be re- garded with the greatest gravity, it wa sreported to- day.
 It was asserted that the warning covered any aggres- sion against the Loyalist fleet or any blockade of the Loyalist coast.
 The warning was understood to have been sent through Sir Neville Henderson, ambassador to Berlin. Authoritative sources said that Bar on Constantin Won Neurath, Ger man foreign minister, informed Henedrson that Germany intended to confine it's present action to withdrawal from neutrality patrol work, and hence that the warning was unnecessary.
 Tension Is Electric
 But evidences increased of the electric tension as the results ot Germany's and Italy's withdrawal from the international neutrality control plan a withdrawal, how ever, which left powerfully rein forced Fascist-Nazi fleets within striking distance of the Loyalist coast, ready for action.
 A strong German fleet assembled at Lagos, on the south coast of Por- tugal just outside the Straits of Gi- braltar. It was perhaps the strong est German fleet in foreign waters since the reconstitution of the Nazi navy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-24
MAN, WIFE ARE
 BADLY INJURED

Hamden, Conn.,, June 24-U.P0- MT. and Mrs. Edwin V. Afford, both "A, of 145-12 18th avenue, White stone, L. l., were injured seriously today when their automobile was struck by a freight train at a cross ing.
 The car was carried 75 feet by the locomotive and wrecked. Afford and his wife were unconscious when re- moved and taken to St. RaphaerS hospital at New Haven where their names were placed on the danger list. They suffered possible skull fractures and shock,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-24
Late Nevs Flashes
CALLED SUICIDE

Roxbury, Conn.,, June "A -(UP)-A verdict of sui eide by shooting was re- turned today in the death of Horace Miller, 58, Rox- bury Falls, by New Mil ford Medical Examiner Dr. H. G. Stevens. Miller's body was found in a corn crib 200 feet from his home Tuesday night, with a rifle bullet through the head. He leaves three sons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-24

creating the public works division. In the offing was possible confer ence between Public Works Direc- tor Robert A. Hurley and Highway Commissioner John A. Macdonald, suggested by Attorney General Daly, to develop some cooperation be- tween the two departments.
 Stand of IA Democrats
 Behind the attorney generals opinion, long-awaited, was the stand of IA democratic state senators ln the closing hours of the regular ses- sion of the 1887 assembly against a special message and bill from Gov ernor Wilbur L. Cross seeking to correct the unfortunate error" ]n the public works bill. This group felt the highway department had been under republican domination long enough, and that democrats should be given an opportunity to gain some of the lucrative highway jobs. And so they held out success fully against suspension of the rules, killing the governors corrective bill.
 T am fearful" the governor said in his assembly message, "that if the public works bill is not clarified, there will be litigation, confusion and suspension of work on the high ways"
 Not Spent Independently
 paly ruled the $40,00O,000 appro-
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-24
DENIES REPORT

Vatican City, June 24-(UP)- The Papal secretariat of state offi- cially denied today story printed yesterday in the newspaper Il Tevere, saying that Papal audiences WOuld be suspended for two months beginning July in order to give the Pope the necessary rest for his complete recovery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-24
HOME TRAGEDY

Greensburg, Pa, June "A -(UP) - Police reported that Arthur Brewe, 42- year-Old railroad brakeman, shot and killed his wife and three children, then killed himself in his home today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-24
MAC MILAN HAS
 STARTED AGAIN
Arctic Explorer s aile d From Gloucester Today;
 Students Act as Crew
BY GERRY ROBICHAUD

BY GERRY ROBICHAUD United Press Staff Correspondent
 Gloucester, Mass, June 24-U.P) Tt was northward ho! Again today for Commander Donald Baxter MacMillan.
 Heading an expedition of 36, in cluding college or academy students from nine states and one foreign country, the doughty explorer set sail under sunny skies on his 18th arctic adventure.
 Traditional floating base of Mac Milan expeditions has been the little schooner Bowdoin. Tradition al starting point has been Wiscas- set, Me. Both traditions were broken today. It was aboard the big auxil- iary schooner Gertrude L. Thebaud that the party sailed, and the start
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-24
Control OF State Hghways May Be Fought M Court
Attorney Gen. Daily Rules That Real Assets of Dept Are Under Control of New Public Works Dept.
 Governor Cross Had Tried to Correct Error

;. Hartford Conn, June 24 = (UP) A highly chaotic situation control of the states highways loomed today the rea assets of the State Highway Department right fully belong under control of the department of public works Thus basis was created for possible general assembly to correct GOO in the bill
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-24
TOM C|RDLER IS
 TELLING STORY
Republic Steel Chairman Gives Reasons For Fail=
 ure to Sign
BY RUSSELL TURNER (United Press Staff Correspondentl

Washington, June 24-(UP) = Tom Mercier Girdler, chairman of Republic Steel Corporation, charged before the Senate post office com- mittee today that the apparent trial organization is to rule or ruin policy" of the committee for indus American industry"
 Girdler reiterated the refusal of his company to sign contracts with the CI.O., and contended that the basic issue" of the current strike is "the right of American citizens to work, free from molestation by
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-24

Washington, June 24-(UP)-Gov- ernment expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through June 22pd. compared with a year ago: This Year Expenses Lnst Year $7,94S,S31,623.S $S,701, ,557 .43S.S5
 Receipts $5.176,S44,S2472 $4,O47,S16,91O.9
 Deficit $2,771. 1.9S6,799.16 $4.654,24o,527.4$
 Cash Balance s2.56S, ,9SS.431.Ss $3,34s,855, 4o3.S5
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-24
Great Britain, France Warn Against Belligerency--Gern1an Leaders Are Much Aroused
anyUnion Men Find Doors Locked Today
Industrial Walk=Ou Called Yesterday at Warren, Ohio Called Off - Men Returned to Discover
 Their Jobs Were Gone
BY THOMAS E. DEVINE United Press Staff Correspondent)

Warren, Ohio, June 24. - (UP) - Committee for industrial organization leaders ended general industrial walkout in this steel center today but many union men found doors locked against their return to work "A con- tract with the C. O. isn't worth thing officials of the Braard Steel Corporation declared they barred 30
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-24
The Weather

Fair, Mild Tonight; Friday Cloudy, Warm Fun wssthsr Report rass 2.
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La gaceta., 1937-03-20

Pero eebuey err6 Ell golpe v
habra que pensar en- un toro de
cuernos afilados o en- otross me-
dos.
La gaceta., 1937-03-20
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Unidos en- ell dolo1 - Comentando Una carta.-
Ell Buey v ell Gran Buey.-L Log bueSes y los to-
reros. = FL italiano antifA.cist ' Ell

Unidos todos en@stos momer
tos de profunda tristeza para e
gran pueblo americana.
Han sido extraidos va 425 ca
daveres de la cassescuela de
New London, Texas.
Els terrible pensar en- esa ia
talidad que en-. pocos minutes
deshizo vidas preciosas, de e
res que empezabaI pasof
fifmes en- la vida.
Centenares de madres Y pa
dres no han secado todavia SUI
lagrimas, y cuando cesen de lilo.
rar con ellos llevaran siempre
en- sus corazones, ell recuerdc
del dia en- que una explosion
maldita les arranc6 a sus hijos
queridos.
La gaceta., 1937-03-20
Los QOs de barbare de taianos fasCistas y
Y eSpa1o|eSJ OrnninaIes en- Palma de MaIIOrCa
Mas de 1900 facciosos msultaron y Sc burIaron de
4 ciudada1ps injustamente condenados a muerte
Miles de nombres c~ontiene las listas de las perso-
mas fusiladas en- Mallorca y las otras
islas de las Baleares.
Asesinaron a los ~oficiales espanoles que Sc opu-
sieron a la intromision del Condo Rossi
v los fascistas italianos

Todavia quedan encerrados ell
las carceles e Mallorca ell Sr.
Espina, exgobernador de las
Baleares, que sc opuso a la cons
piraci6n de Coded; ell professor
Odon del Buen, de la Universe
dad de Madrid, y otros.
La iista de personals asesina-
das por los fascistas contiene
miles de nombres. Entire las vic
timas aparece Roses de Soller,
p%ropietario del repart0 conocido
por Palma Nova. Sc lie oy6 cri-
ticar la dictadura militar y lie
mataron.
Otra victima, Fernando Leal,
era inspector de educaci6n pri-
maria y en- cumplimiento de su
deber habia cerrado varias
~escuelas religiosas.
Todos los militares espaholes
que Sc opusieron a la domino :
ci6n del condo Rossi fueron ase
sinados.
Tienese ahora entendido que
Bernardo Marques y su esposa,
Catalina Mayol, y sus hiias, han
sido condenados a muerte. Ma
ria Luisa Marques naci6 en-
Puerto Rico y es ciudadana a
mericana.
Marques Y su familia fueron
acusados por ell fiscal de profe-
rir palabras contrarias al glo-
rioso movimiento nacional." La
esposa de Marques "tiene ideas
mas a la izquierda' Y Sc lie oy6
decir que la domination rusa
era preferable a la de Jose Ma
ria Gil Robes, ell jefe cat6lico.
Ademas Sc acusa a la familia
de haber saludado con gran en-
tusiasmo los aeroplanos Rojos
que habian pasado sobre Palma
para bombardearla.
Este 1ltimo cargo Sc les hizo
a las hijas.
Los corresponsales tienen la
seguridad de que dentro de po-
cos dfas recibiran nuevos docu-
mentos.
La gaceta., 1937-03-20

Madrid, Mario 20.-Las tro'
pas leales estan consolidandc
sus nuevas posiciones en- ell fren
te de Guadalajara, donde pusie-
ron en- fuga a las tropas fascis-
tas italianas, derrotandolas. La
artillerfa del gdbierno, empla-
zada en- las alturas de Brihue-
ga, bombardea a los facciosos.
Durante la noche miles de fas
cistas lograron escaparse, pero
ell n1mero de prisioneros pasa
de 200.
Els importante ell cargamento
de materiales de guerra que los
facciosos dejaron abandonado
en- su huida.
Durante la noche sc emplaza-
ron los canones leales, que aho-
ra dominan las nuevas lfneas
de los facciosos.
I'm general italiano fascista
pereci6 cuando su autom6vil Sc
volc6.
Aseg1rase que dos barcos car
gados de etiopes, ahora Soda
dos coloniales italianos, estan
en- canine para pelear con los
rebeldes, 81 Sc les deja desem-
barcar en- Espana. Ell gobierno
Ina sido informado de que 400
de los "negros' viajan en- ell va
por Domino y Sc dirigsn a Ceu-
ia, v otros 1000 pasaron por Ell
canal de Suez en- Ell vapor italia
no Casari Batisti.
Las tropas leales Sc han for
tificado en- las posiciones que
aver conquistaron en- Valdeque-
mazda, sector de Ell Escorial.
Todos los ataques de los rebel
des contra PozobIanco, en- ell
frente de Cordoba, han sido re-
chazados.
Una nota del general Miaja
informa que sus tropas han to-
mado a Gajanejos, en- la carre-
terra a % millas de Guadalaja-
"a sin disparar un solo trio.
Las tropas leales han recon-
quistado mas de la mitad del
~territorio que los rebeldes cap
turaron en- su ofensiva.
Ell general Miaja pronuncio
anoche un discurso y dijo:
lSon estos los hombres en- los
cualss han de depender los PAL
SEES que quieren inflaznar al
uEamaaf Gntnneea 20 - ai&a .
La gaceta., 1937-03-20
PROTESTO Ell OBISP0 DE
liza PRESENCIA EN- UNA
PROCESSION DE LA BAL
UARLNA SALLY RAND

Cleveland, MARIO 20.-El O.
bispo Schrembs, de la iglesia
cat6lica, hizo hoy publica su pro
tesla por la presencia de la bal
Iarina Sally Rand, la del abani-
co, en- la procession del dfa de
San Patricio.
me siento profundamente
humillado v avergonzado, dijo,
de que en- una procession para
honrar al santo patron de Irlan-
da haya sido include una baila-
rina internacionalmente como
cda por la danza del abanico,
mujer que con sus representa-
clones teatrales ha venido ofen
diendo a los cat6licos".
La bailarina ,segdn Sc dice,
iba en- un coche alberto detras
de la carroza decorada de la
Bendita Madre de Dios.
La gaceta., 1937-03-20
Marchan hacia Almadrones doscolumnas repu-
bicanaAuna que avanza por la carreAra Madrid
Aragon y la otra desde Cayentes
Miaja manifesto que los soldados de Espana sol
invencibles cuando dessehden la libertad de 81
pals Y la esperanza de una vida meier
Envio Mussolini I'm telegrama de aliento a uno
de los generates Nslianos f~ascistas del
Frente de GAadalajara

cias de la gran batalla que tie
me lugar en- la region de Qua
dalajara. Sligo los detalles de
la batalla con espiritu de Sc
'guridad, porque estoy cierto
de que ell impetu y tenacidad
de nuestros legionarios destro-
cara la resistencia del enemi :
CO."
Todo ell pueblo de Madrid
muestra intense jnbilo por Ia
contraofensiva leal en- ell nor
este.
Miaja congratul6 anoche
tambien Ell personal de la Cruz
Roja por los admirables servi-
clos que incansablemente viene
prestando.
La gaceta., 1937-03-20

De nueyo aconsejamos a nues
tros amigos Y lectores que esta-
bleZcan 10 necesaria diferencia
entire 81 italiano fascista, asesi-
no de espanoles, etiopes y de la
Humankind, y Ell italiano antifas
|cista.
Ell italiano fascista es un es-
alavo en- Italia, pero en- America
es un villano.
Ell de Italia tiene que obede-
Ger o 10 matan; ell de la Ameri-
ca Sc aprovecha de la democrat
cia para vivir bien y traicionar
los ideales americanos sirviendo
al fascismo.
Els IN hermano de todos los
libertarios del mundo ell Italia
no antifascista de la retaguar-
dia de Tampa; es un enemigo de
los libertarios, Ell italiano fas-
cista de Tampa y de otros luga-
res.
Hay que boycotear los produc
tos nagis y fascitas, en- defen-
"a del pueblo americana, del pue
bio espanol y de la libertad de
la especie humana.
Los italianos antifascistas del
frente de Guadalajara, los
miembros del battalion Garibal-
di, hieieron prisioneros a 100
fascistas italianos.
Estos italianos son hermanos
de los espaholes leales Y de to-
dos los liberales del mundo.
Los otros, los prisioneros, Sc
ran nermanoS mafiana, 81 Sc
prueba que han dicho la verdad,
81 Sc prueba que Sc les llev6 a la
fuerza a matar e~spa6oles.
iUnidos en- la retaguardia de
Tampa, a pesar de los cobardes,
de los tibios, de los "neutrales",
todos los grandes grupos de la
colonia latinai
Esos que quieren contempt
rizar con los fascistas que hacen
alarde de serlo, no pertenecen
al Frente Popular, estan de ro-
dillas en- la otra acera.
La gaceta., 1937-03-20
LAS ULTIMAS NOTICIAS DE
LA HUELGA EN- LA INDUS
TRIA A~UTOMOVILISTA

Detroit, MARIO Pol gober
nador Murphy sc reuni6 hoy a
conferenciar con los jefes de la
organization Obreros Unidos
del Autom6vil, Sres. Martin v
Frankesteen.
La secretaria del trabajo, Sra
Perkins, dijo hoy en- New York,
donde Sc encuentra, que la
huelga quedaria solucionada ra-
pidamente 81 pudieran ser indu-
cidos a conferenciar ell Sr.
Chrysler y John L. Lewis. LAS
dos parties Sc han enfadado con
la Intervention de los tribuna-
les en- ell litigio, y no tratan de
acercarse'.
James F. Deway, conciliador
de la secretarfa del trabajo. Sc
encuentra en- esta ciudad, por or
den de la secretaria Perkins. Y
Sc mira al gobernador para To-
grar la soluci6n del conflieto.
Ell sheriff no ha hecho movi-
miento alguno para arrojar de
las fabricas a lose, 900 huelguis-
tas que en- elias estan sentados.
Pasa Ell n1mero de huelguistas,
incluyendo a otras companies
O&a. de 10000 homhres>
La gaceta., 1937-03-20

las naciones democraticas Des-
pierten. No teman a los solda-
dos de plomo que tratan de lie
var ell tenor a los corazones del
mundo. Su ineficiencia ha sido
descuhierta en- Espaha, este
pats que han invadido las tro-
pas de Hitler y Mussolini en-
complicidad con los traidores
espanoles".
"Gloriosos dfas de triunfo
han comenzado para Ia Republi-
ca y la justicia''.
Las concentraciones faccio-
sas en- Villa del Rio Y Bujalan-
ce, frente de Cordoba, no han
logrado ganar terreno.
Ell gobierno de nuevo ha de-
mostrado, en- las operaciones de
los 1ltimos dias, la mayor eff
ciencia de su aviaci6n.
La gaceta., 1937-03-20

Los italianos fascistas siguah
retirandose en- ell frente de 0da-
dalajara y son perseguSdos por
los milicianos de la Replica v
las brigadas internacionales.
Sc les sac6 de sus hogares co
mo "voluntarios' para Ethiopia
y Sc les llev6 al matadero de
Espana.
CiGrto es que muchos de los
fascistas italianos que comba :
ten en- Espana no son inocentes ;
pero de todos modos, su debili-
dad en- la resistencia prueba que
no combaten a gusto, que no tie
men placer en- matar a hernia :
nos espanoles.
Los milicianos espa1oles Y las
brigadas internacionales ataca-
ron a esos soldados desconten-
tos, inconformes, cast avergon-
zados de su miseria, y mataron
a miles de ellos.
Los "bueyecitos" huyeron an
to las espadas de los "toreros''
republicaRos.
La Repdblica de nuevo evi :
dencia que cuando la interven :
ci6n extranjera cese, la guerra
de Espana terminara EN- pocas
semanas.
La gaceta., 1937-03-20
LAS BATERIAS LEALES, EN-
EN- BRIHUEGA,
DOMINAN LAS NUEVAS LIZ
MEAS DE LOS FACCIOSOS
Miaja declare anoche que han
llegado gloriosos dias de
triunfo

Pide eli General Republican, q
las naciones democrSticas que
NO teman a los soAdados de
plosno del fuscisnno
La gaceta., 1937-03-20
APARECIO MUERTA UNA
NINA DE 9 AMOS


New York, MARIO 20.-La pol.
cfa ha identificado ell cuerpo de
la nina de 9 amos encontrado a.
yer dentro de un saco, en- ell por-
tai de una casa de Brooklyn, CO
mo ell de Eva Sporer.
Anoche Sc avis6 a las autori-
dades de que la nina, de ojos
azules y pelo rubio, habfa desa-
parecido.
Ell cadaver Sc encontr6 q cor
Ia distancia de Ia resideneia de
Ia EasaeE.
La gaceta., 1937-03-20
tas, de camisa negra, deprava

tas, de camisa negra, deprava :
dos, etc
La opinion de Zenoni es la
nuestra, en- este casos
No Sc debe offender a los her
manos italianos antifascistas, y
para lograrlo 10 mejor es LA :
mar a1os a-ntidemocraticOs, tia
lianos fascistas, de camisa ne :
|gra. de entrafta negra. etc.. no
,Malianos q aeeaa