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MCarthyS
Selections

AT BELMONT-Likely winners are:
First race, Headin' Home holds slight
edge; third race. Prairie Dog, very
we'll placed: sixth race, Roseretter, dis
regard last.
Ar FATRMOTNT-Third rare Moss
Bond. steady sort; sixth race, Ezekiel,
AT HAVRE DE GRACE-First race,
Fast Express, ignore last: fourth race,
Busy K, greatly improved; sixth race,
Mr.. Bun, conditions suit
AT HAWTHORNE-Thir race, Or
thodox, has most speed; fourth race,
She's Right, slightly best: sixth race,
Sound Advice, moving down.
AT RIVER DOWNS - sixth race,
Amneris, very fast; eighth race, Lee
Hastings. ready.
AT ROCKINGHAM-Seco race.
I'm So Dry, never better placed:
fourth race, Woof, very fast; sixth
race, Lost Friend. figures here.
AT WOODBINE-Fifth race, Testing,
should take 1t; seventh race, Epicurus.
due to improve.
Major smyley 10 parlayinE on Prairie
Dog and Wool.
The Washington times., 1937-09-28
PICARD LEADING
NELSON IN OPEN

BELMONT COUNTRY CLUB,
Mass, Sept. 2S.-Henry Picard, Of
Hershey, Pa, held a one-stroke
margin at the end Of the first nine
holes over Bryon Nelson, Of Read
ing, Pa, for the $4,000 top prize
in the 36-hole final Of the SIP, GOO
Belmont international open match
play golf tournament here today.
A steady drizzle dampened the
performance between the two Ry-
der Cup players.
Despite the heavy rain. Picard
bagged three brides to card q 36
par for the nine. Nelson could
only get one birdie and took a 81,
one over par.
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Grid Writers
Plans Drafted For D.
C.. Football Scribes

John Keller, Of the Star, dean Of
Washington football writer's and
chairman of the organization COM
mittee Of the local chapter Of the
Football Writers Association, has
called a meeting of his committee
for Thursday at p. m. The meet
ing will be held on the third floor
of the TmeS-Herald Building.
The committee will draft con-
stitution and bylaws at the meet
ing and lay plans for utilization
with the national body, the Foot
ball Writers Association of Amer
lea.
The committee includes Harry
Costello, Times; Vincent x. Flah-
erty, Herald; Shirley Povich, Post;
Bob Ruark. News: Arch McDon-
aid. c. B. s.; Bill Coyle, N. B. c.,
and Tony Wakeman, M. B. S.
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UNFURNISHED APT.
18th st. N. Ed:
I can well imagine the comfort
a family would have living in this
apartment. It has all the con-
veniences Of house without any
of the bother and consists of
two bedrooms, large living room,
kitchen, tile bath and porch. You
will find this apartment to be mod
crate in every way, and offers to
the adult family a spacious, cheer
full apartment at a rental most
reasonable. This apartment is in
a private home, and has a separ
rate entrance.
APARTMENT BUILDING
(At 10th and Irving):
For many years this apartment
building has enjoyed a splendid
reputation :. not only because OF
the high-type tenants. but also be-
cause it offers so much in the way
Of location and spaciousneSs. AS
was prevalent in the days when
this building was built, all of the
rooms have high ceilings and good
wall space and are extremely
large. No matter how massive your
furniture may be, these apart.
ments will take care Of it. Another
feature not to be overlooked is the
excellent dining room, noted for
it's fine cuisine! There is one unit
(unfurnished) consisting Of two
bedrooms, a living room and bath.
This has no kitchen, and should
appeal to the family that likes the
hotel side Of life. Then, there is
another apartment which has
three large bedrooms, living room,
family-sized dining room, kitchen
and bath. I feel very confident
that anyone looking for a quiet,
dignified place to live will find
satisfaction here.
ROOM IN MD. COURTS:
In the Northeast. a lady having
an apartment in one Of the better
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F. B. /, PEPC0
FOR CITY
BASEBALL TITLE
BY SID KATZNELL

Either Federal Bureau o. IN
vestigation or Pepco will be
crowned city weekday baseball
champions this week.
These competent teams entered
the final round yesterday by
eliminating top flight opponents.
F. B. I. nosed out the Greenbelts,
S to 4, while Pepco with Lefty"
Morgan hurting masterful ball
BANKED O'Donnell's Grill, l to 0,
in an abbreviated six.inning game.
Morgan'S curve ball was so puz-
zling that the Grillmen were un-
able to obtain a single hit off his
shoots.
On the other hand the Omen
were forced to call upon two
Fingers in order to stop the
Greenbelts. Dick Nichols, the
youthful right handler, started
the game but was nicked for seven
hits in five innings.
TENANT WINS
Jim Tenant, who has several
years of minor league experience
under his belt, pitched the re-
mainder of the contest and was
credited with the victory. He al
lowed one hit in four frames.
Tomorrow at 3:45 o'clock on
the South Ellipse, F. B. I. and
Pepco will begin their battle for
the championship. The first team
losing two games will be elim1'
mated.
The second game will be played
Thursday at the same time and
place. Should a third game be
necessary it will be contested on
the South Ellipse at S:45 Friday.
I will not endeavor to select
the starting hurlefs for any Of
these games for the simple reason
that a Sandlot manager changes
his mind more often than Connie
Mack, venerable pilot Of the Phila.
delphia Athletics.
START SUNDAY
The Heurich Brewers, pennant
winners of Section A, and the
New Deals, champions Of Section
B, will start their series Sunday
on the South Ellipse for the un-
limited championship of National
City League. The teams will meet
in a doubleheader, beginning at
O'Clock.
Georges Radio and Police Boys
Club No. 4 will play the first Of
a three-game series Sunday at /
o'clock on the East Ellipse to de-
eide the junior championship Of
the National City League.
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LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS

AT NEW YORK-BiIly Beauhuld, 1875,
Jersey City, decisoned frankie Kick,
1874. San Francisco (10). Mickey Farber,
1856, New York, scored technical knock
(3).
AT NEWARK, N. J.-Georgie Daily.
l39, England. knocked out Al Dunbar,
1888. New York (2).
South Bend, Ind, outpointed frankie
Sagilio, las, Chicago (s). Pete Lello,
Cary. Ind, lightweight, outpointed Har-
vey Woods Sc Paul o..
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It is this happy faculty of profit
ing by the other fellows mistakes
that will send them into the world
series with a good fighting chance
to win. OF course, they have not
yet clinched the pennant but the
Cubs have about as much chance
of overtaking them as Hitler has
Of being elected king Of Palestine.
The Giants showed once again
yesterday how far they can go on
little effort when they took a dou-
bleheader from the Bees, 5-4 and
81 on a total of 10 hits-six in
the first game and four in the
second.
Joe Moore-hitting safely in
his twentieth straight game
pounded out a homer to put
them back in the ball game in
the opener and they won 1t when
Lou Fette made a balk with the
bases full, thus forcing in a run.
When did you last hear of that
happening?
BEES OEI FUN
The Bees got only four hits off
Carl HubbelI and Walter Brown.
The Giants made but four hits
off Jim Turner in the nightcap
but punched them in two innings
for all their runs. Bill Lohrmann,
a rookie from Baltimore, made
his big league debut by holding
the Bees to five hits-all singles.
The Giants now need win only
four of their remaining nine
games to clinch the pennant even
if the Cubs win al six Of their
games.
The Cubs kept themselves math-
ematically in the race by knock
ing off the Reds, Z to 4, and with
Klein hitting a couple Of homers
the Pills had no trouble in inflict-
ing on the Dodgers their twelfth
straight defeat, II to 3. Burleigh
Grimes tossed a score of men into
the fray and even used Winsett,
an outfielder by trade, as a pitcher
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22-The name Of what shspherd In VergirS
EelOGuGs Il now Rsea q the name for .
young rustic swain?
24-C0nstituional vigor
25-C~tain yeaKB Of 0nS's age
2T-Persh
2S-BeaSt Of burden
29-MountAin (abbr.)
S0-Ton0 in Guid0'S scale
S2-Hebrsw name for God
S3-Who was the mother Of Che prophet
Samuel?
SS-Enenmiums
36-Most sensitive TO pain
SF-LnSs consciousness
40-Pace Of recre&tiog
41-Greek god Of war
42-ERyptiAn sun god
43-UrHes on
A-North American rsS
4T-Phy on words
sod horse
6l-Not0 Of the scale
62-Hebrsw letter
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type buildings has a welI-turnlSheo
room that is available at once.
With winter not so far away, one
must provide themselves with quar-"
tiers where they will be sure to
get plenty Of heat. Living IN .
large apartment like this, you will
have no trouble in that respect.
Also, this building is near the
Capitol and Library ...S so II you
work at either place and want to
retain the waistline, here's good
chance to live within easy walk.
ing distance of your employment.
You will be combining exercise
and economy.
MINTWOOD PLACE N. w.
Girls, this is Just what you have
been looking for! In a private
home at Mintwood Place, there Is
a delightful arrangement Of rooms
which would be ideal for couple
Of business girls. These quarters
consist of a studio living room and
small bedroom all nicely fur
nished, and so arranged as to per-
nit entertaining without interior"
ing with each others plans. The
larger room overlooks lovely gar
den that provides a spot Of beauty
to feast ones eyes upon. The
rental is most reasonable-$35 for
one, $40 for two.
ROOM WITH PRIVATE
BATH AND SHOWER:
Even though you are most de-
handing person in your likes and
dislikes, you can't find fault with
this room. 1t has everything in 1t
to make one comfortable and
happy. This room has a private
bath with shower, a connecting
porch, and is we'll furnished =.
and is located on Park Rd. near
the entrance to Rock Greek Park.
Rarely do I have an opportunity
to present for your inspection such
a lovely room in such desirable
private home. Sorry, girls, this Is
for a gentleman only.
The Washington times., 1937-09-28
Tour
For Bobby Feller

CLEVELAND, Sept. 2s.-Bob
Teller, youthful pitching Sensa-
ton, who came to Cleveland
from the corn belt and tied the
major league strike-out record,
will undertake a transforming
tour through the West at the
close Of the current American
League season.
The Washington times., 1937-09-28
Georgia Tech IL
Props for Mercer

ATLANTA, Sept. 28.-The Pres
byterian College game behind
them, the Georgia Tech Yellow
Jackets coaches this week began
preparations for the contest next
Saturday with the Mercer Bears,
Of Macon, Ga.
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scRATCHEDGJoyn Gypsy
WARWIcKs MEET

The Warwicks meet tonight at
7:3O o'clock in front Of the Home
Theater. All players urged to re-
port.
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The Helpful One
DELONG
Neotrist- Clairvoyante

Here. amid respect-inspiring and dignified
Ace Adviser-the famous psychic with the
mystic television eyes heard over VOL.
II you are sincerely seeking help, that you
may not be able to secure elsewhere, In
matters pertaining to perplexing personal
problems or in connection with persons IN
whom you are particularly interested, you
will benefit by a visit to this trustworthy
rooms centrally and permanently estab
lished at the Psychic Message Council
House near all downtown transportation
corner Of Twelfth and L Streets Northwest.
No signs displayed, no stairs to climb
Interviews private and strictly confidential
Free parking space for patron cars on L
Street side, at green gate directly opposite
Thomson Public School.
HOO TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST
The Washington times., 1937-09-28
Giants Continue
Drive to Pennant
BY PAT ROBINSON

NEW YORK, Sept. est is almost automatic that the
Giants beat themselves They opporunsts par
eence and they get mileage out of gallon of
than any other team in baseball
The Washington times., 1937-09-28
Telephone: ME. 1894

WHEN DEATH strikes . family there is
no need for them to feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due TO
inability to pay . high price. The Greater
W. W. Chambers Company offers q COM
SIS The worlds finest waterproof. afr.
tight, guaranteed steel burial vault may be
had from Chambers for $85. Phone or
write your address. We will send you q
In case Of death. call the Greater W. W.
Chambers Company, Fourteenth Street, cor
ner Chaplin Street N ". Columbia 0432,
or Chambers Southeast Funeral Home. GIT
Eleventh st. s e. Atlantic 6700
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SEEKS GRID FOES

The Arundel Laundry football
team Of Annapolis would like to
get in touch with strong l50-pound
football teams in Washington and
Virginia.
Write to Paul Hantake, II Mon
roe Court, Annapolis, Md.
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TOP SOIL
RENTAL HUNTING
With Barbara Holmes

IF you the places described beloV O phone
or call on Barbara Holiness 1919 SN Dist 500 or Dist 1000
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Herewith 10 the solution TO yes
terday'S puzzle.
The Washington times., 1937-09-28
SECOND RACE
Six furlOngS
THIRD RACE
Five and One.halR furlOuKg

As17-Acute (Mattison) ........... lO7
IS1s-Broken Rhythm (Miller) ... 1O7
ls16-Ann McGinty (Dabson) ...... 106
ls1s-Can Bloom (Berg) ........... 1917
lsl5-aBalkan Maid (Delpino) 80. 90
4911-Joanny (Leblanc) ......." 1917
Ie12-Nansemond (Eccard) ....... 1902
ls10-Free Ride (Corbett) ....... 113
4s15-aLaddie G (Clutter) ........ 102
4s13-Rough Buddy (McCombs) &C.. 102
4914-Doris Rene (James)J. 1903
IeIs-Green water mo boy) ...... 10
aFord Entry.
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FOR TONIORROW

Old Field. ..... .110l
AIRS. ]. Bosley entry.
xApprentice allowances claimed.
Weather, cloudy; track. muddy
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RAINING, TRAC KSLOPPY
1.0nh. a-Haar-nlda: aix furlnnga.

sCRATCHED-sman hangs aptain
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DO Buddy Novice. Error shalako.
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LEATHER GOODS

Ma 4242-gttted ease0 trunks. dog ha
ness. g " King i 81 llth g.
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in a vain attempt to stop the
debacle.
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CHAIR CANEIN0
ELECTRIC MOTORS

EXPANSION SALE-Real bargain IN fur
niture odd pieces and suites at low prices.
Thompson Bros. 1920 Good Hope Rd. 8. E.
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CADILLAC

CADILLAC
CADILLAC 1884 Convertible Sedan. g.
cylinder perfect light tan finish, brown
Burbank top to match. spotless upholstery,
disc wheels. trunk rack. excellent tires.
This is certainly a beautiful car. $775:
C. C. C. guarantee Open evenings and
Sunday Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1922 22d
ST. N W. NAT. 5000. .-
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DODGE, 1855 5-Passenger Touring Sc
dan-Excellent paint. fine clean uphol-
stery, large trunk all good tires and
splendid mHor; you will find this a clean
car: unusual value; S4s5 c. C. C. guar
anty. Open Sunday and evenings. Capt.
toll Cadillac Co.. 1922 22nd St. n. W.
MA 1900
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-E-L-A-S-H-

FORD '34 TUDOR. Lustroua black
finish, Boston cream wheels. Fully
and Internationally guaranteed, Pay
only SIT cash, balance SIT &9GT
hohth
PLYMOUTH 81 SEDAN. New TIT
fanny black finish. Hydraulic brakes.
Motor thoroughly reconditioned. Float
ing power. Pay only SIT &NGF
cash, balance S11 month. W."
FORD '32 TUDOR. Original midnight
black finish. cream wheels. Imported
Rocky Mountain wool mohair up
holstery. Pay only SIT cash, &IAT
$12.67 month ....... WI
CHEVROLET 80 COACH. Original
black finish like new. Car has had
wonderful care. Outstanding mechani-
cally. Good rubber. Pay SIT CAT
cash, balance SIS month -. VII
FORD 80 SPIT. ROADSTER-Gun
metal finish, vermillion wire wheels.
Rumble seat. A real sport Job. Tires
excellent. Pay SIT cash, bal cor
ance SO month ........... WI
sTUDEBAKER 81 COACH. Original
Deep South black finish. Tires like
new. Low mileage. First rate me
chemically. Pay SIT cash. &IAY
balance Se15 month ...... vs."
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WilIys 1887 De Luxe sedans-CE0E
Company official cars; two OOOO
with beautiful tan finish, and one blue
finish, de luxe models, driven care
fully, 1900 miles. For economy you
can't beat this make; up to 80 miles
for your old car and balance in easy
monthly payments.
WILLIS WASHINGTON, Inc.
14th g. r SITS. n. w. DEC. E6lo
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$3.50
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK

This modern eight;room home 10 situated
in beautiful North Cleveland Park. between
ton. and now being done over like brand
new. Is brick and stucco construction, on
a nice lot with pretty shrubbery and a
lent transportation. North Cleveland Park
is WsshinEton's prettiest close in suburb
and here is the most outstanding home
value in the entire section. Phone
R. M HOOKER. METROPOLITAN 2669
Evenings. to 9. call Adams 1880
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Oakland 1881 Sedan-Has been 01OS
carefully checked in our shop GD1OO
and is o. K. all over; tires show little
wear; will give plenty of service at
cost like carfare; trade and easy
G.MA.C. terms. Car No. 456.
EMERSON g. ORME
II 4 NJ st. n. w. Dist. 800
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FLASH

FORD '35 TUDOR-Gobil black fin.
ish, and wire wheels. Australian
whipcord double twist and twilled.
Al mechanically. R. & G. Pay &9R7
SIT cash, S25 month . %VSH
FORD '36 TUDOR TOURING. Wash.
lngton blue finish, five perfect tires.
! m por e d broadcloth upholstery.
Radio. Low mileage. Pay &69T
SIT cash. balance Is notes ~O6
FORD '33 TUDOR. Niagara mist green
finish. ivory wire wheels and trim.
Copper cut double twllled mohair up
holstery. Pay SIT cash. bal &0E7
snce SIT month. ...........$S Vb
sTUDEBAKER '29 SEDAN. Enjoy
the comforts of a large car in this
fine. roomy. dependable bargain
Everything right. Pay only CAT
SIT cash. balance one year. ...
BUICK 20 SEDAN. After you see
this one you'll admit that Carter's Is
the place for real. honest used car
value. Pay SIT cash, q year GET
to pay ...............
DODGE '32 VICTORIA. Owned by
world famous physician. Five perfect
tires. Cireassian blue finish. tulip
trim. Al throughout. Pay COAT
SIT cash. SIT month. ace. ~6
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LINCOLN 1885 5-Passenger Sedan. body
style $40 wire wheels. trunk rack,
white sidewall tires. Perfect black finish.
Radio. This car is priced right, as an in
spection will prove-$1 ,295. C.. c. c.
guaranty. Open evenings and Sunday.
Capitol Cadillac Co., 1929 22nd St. N. W.
National $500
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OUTSTANDING BARGAIN
ROOMS BATHS
Sc, 500-Second floor arranged az complete
4-room apartment with kitchen, bath and
rear porch; first and third floors easily
converted into s apis; tTo.ear garage; al
Columbia Rd BOSS & PHELPS, Ma
TIONAL $500. EVENING PHONE, CALL
MR. RABY, CLEVELAND 6S92.
TAKoMA PARK-Attractive reconditioned
broom bungalow with inclosed sleeping
porch, attic and basement. Large corner
lot with trees. Paved Streets, 800.
ROBERT E. LOHR
81 Cedar st.. Takoma Park GE. 0SSl
NORTH of Lee Highway at edge o. woods,
5 min. Key Bridge. new Colonial. 2-story,
Arlington walnut S465-J.
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TRUCKS

Let an experienced Want Ad writer assist
you in preparing result-producing CLASSIFIED
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OLDSMOB

OIdsmObile 1885 Touring 4-DOOr GGOE
Sedan - Original black finish GDUOO
like new, spotless whipcord upholstery,
quiet. powerful motor, with only 1900
miles; tires show little or no wear.
SEMMES SALES, INC.
4121 18th st. n. w. Adams $500
La gaceta., 1937-11-23
IA DEL con-
GRESO SOBRE Ell O
MA DEL PRESIDENTE
ROOSEVELT
Ofrecen los Republicanos un
misero programa de oposicion

Washington, Nov. 23.--Pa
ra convertir en- leyes ell pro :
grama del presidente Roose :
welt, ell Congreso empez6 a ac
tuar ell la manana de hoy.
Los miembros del subcomite
de impuestos de la camara die
ron a entender que favorecen
un tanto por ciento flo, en- for
ma de contribution, sobre las
ganancias no distribuidas de
las corporaciones.
Ell senador repuslicano Van
denberg. de Michigan. cue tie
ne aspiraclones presidenciales
ofrece un programa que est :
ma favorable a los negocioS.
pero es inferior al del Presi-
dente.
AL mismo tempo ell presi :
dente Roosevelt celebr6 una
serie de conferencias con los
directories de las empresas de
utilidad, buscando algo pare
cido a una tregua entire ell go
5ierno Y las poderosas corpo-
raciones.
Dos magnates de las utilida
DIES han sido citados por ell Pre-
sidente, Wendell l.. Willkie,
p~residente de la Common
wealth and Southern Corp, y
Floyd L. Carlisle, presidente
de la Edison Consolidate.
La gaceta., 1937-11-23
CHUNCAS Y NO CHJNGAS
Los "batisteros" a~nonimistas. = la verdad So
bre Cuba. Discourse de Fulgencio. = Analisis
morigerado.

A ese meQuetrefe que nos
manda an6nimos en- relaci6n
con su "admirado" coronel Ba-
tista, lie avisamos que ell compa-
hero Marmon esta listo para en-
trevistarse con 81 v discutir IL
que sea oportuno discutir.
Marmon Iucha por la libertad
del pueblo cubano y no es un
''botellero" o I'm descarado, CO.
mo Ell anonimista.
En- cuanto a LA Gaceta," du
rante CHICO amos luch6 contra =
Machadato, en- honor del pueblo
cubano, y mantiene sus puntos
de vista de entonces.
No crea Ell "guataquilla" que
vamos a zanzibar de opinion
porque 81 escriba an6nimos en-
defensa de sus intereses y de I'm
regimen opresOr.
Espaha Sc bate frente a IN
ejercito de traidores y ash ten
dra que hacerlo el pueblo cuba
no, en- su dia.
La gaceta., 1937-11-23
PROTESTA DE RUSSIA CON.
IRA La INSOLENCIA M
PONA

Moscou, Nov. 23.-Una e.
nergica nota de protesta del
gobierno Soviet Sc ha manda-
do a Toxic. En- ella Sc mencio-
nan las recientes agresivas pa
labras del general Araki v sc
dice que significan una incita.
ci6n a la guerra.
La protesta fue entregada
por ell embajador russo al mi
nistro de negocios extranjeros
M. Hirota.
Araki fue ministro de la que
ira cuando Ell Jap6n conquis-
to la Manehuria.
La gaceta., 1937-11-23
VICTORIA DEL EJERCiTO
REPUBLICANO EN- LA PRO-
VINCIA DE TOLEDO
Inglaterra nombro un Ministro
Plenipotenciario para
Barcelona

Madrid, Nov. 23.-La infar
teIia republican, atac6 a los
facciosos en- Ell sector del Ia
10, provincial de Toledo, ha-
ciendolos retroceder mas de
media milla Y causandoles mu-
chas bajas.
El ataque leal sc realiz6, Sc
gun Ell ministerio de Defensa,
cerca de la Casa de Maricanta-
rilla.
Luego de consol:dar sus posi-
clones la infanterfa leal abrio
un intense fuego de artilleria
contra los fascistas.
En- ell frente de Aragon la
operacionss realizadas son de
poca importancia. La artille :
ria republican, mantiene Ell
fuego contra los sitios donde
los facciosos tratan de concen-
trar tropas
w. H. Leche, encargado de
negocios de Inglaterra ante el
gobierno de la RepGblica, ha ST.
do aScendido a ministro pleni-
potenciario, con Residential en-
Barcelona.
Inglaterra mantiene todavia
su embajada en- Espana, pero
ha elevado la categoria diplo-
matica de Leche.
Ell embajador, Sir Henry G.
Chiffon, reside en- Hendaya
desde ell principle de la gae.
ira.
La situaci6n international
Sc mantiene tirante mientras
ell Comite de no-intervenciLn
trata de llevar a termino sus
planes con respeCto a Espaila.
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UN GESTO DE
ORTEGA GASSET

Buenos Aires. Nov. 23.--Dis
gustado por ell hecho de que ell
diario conservador La Naci6n'
contratara articulos de los fas-
cistas espaholes y traidores Ma
nuel Aznar ,Melchor Almagro.
Agustin Figueroa y Eugeaio
Monies, ell ssbio espanoi don
Jose Ortega Gassett di6 por ter
minada su collaboration con csc
diario.
La Naci6n, al servicio del
dinero de Franco, realiza una
inmunda campaha contra 81
pueblo espahol.
A la obra de esos tipoa, ejerp
piares de TRACTION y cobardia,
Jose Ortega Gassett no uuiere
agregar sus articulos de lealtad
q Ia ciencia y Eanada.