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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19

HOW ATTAIN THE GOOD LIFE:
According as his divine power aath
given unto us all things that pertain
unto life and godliness, through the
knowledge of him that hath called us
to glory and virtue: whereby are
Given INTO us exceeding great ana
precious promises. that by these We
might be partakers of the divine ma
ture. having escaped the corruption
that is in the world through lust
2 Peter 1:3, 4.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19
TODAY'S HOROSCOPE

Today gives forceful and resolute
spirit Those born il the early hours
will be most reckless, with danger of
troublesome life. In those born as
the day advances the. nature is more
plant and su4cass alta ned by per
suasive tongue and reasonable argu-
ments. The whole day promises sue
cess.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back Page

1. Norman Thomas.
2. A large brown neotropical bird spot
ted with white
3. New Mexicos
4. Clinch River.
5. American artist.
6. Thomas Jefferson.
z. The Balkan Peninsula.
8 New York City.
8. A bell tower
10. B Kellermann.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19
TAR HEEL CONVICTS HELD
AT COLUMBIA FOR TRIAL

Columbia, S. c., Nov. 19.-(AP)-
Two escaped North Carolina convicts
caught here several days ago will be
tried in South Carolina for four rob-
berries, State Highway Patrolman
Jenkins said today.
Jenkins said the men, Worth (Tick)
Proctor and Sam Thompson, would
face charges of robberies committed
at Newberry, Laurens, Clinton and
McBea. The officers did not divulge
details of the robberies.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19
AMERICA AT WAR DAY-BY-DAY

20 Years Ago Today-President Will
son issued a proclamation calling for
registration of all enemy aliens and
taking over Of all enemy-owned pro-
perty.
The Fourth Division was organized
at Camp Greene, N. c., with a nucleus
of Regulars then stationed there, at
the Preside of Monterey in California
and at Vancouver Barracks in Wash
irgton. Later, drafts of selective ser
vice men from Camps Custer, Grant,
Lewis, Pike and Travis brought the
division to war strength. Four ivy
leaves about circle became the divi-
sional insignia. Maj. Gen. George w.
Cameron was the first division COM
mander. He was followed by Maj.
Gems. John L. Rines and Robert L.
Howe.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19

1621-Gov John Bradford of Ply
mouth colony issued the first Thanks
giving proclamation.
1863-Abraham Lincoln delivered
his celebrated Gettysburg speech, at
the dedication of cemetery on the
battlefield where in July Confederate
chances of victory had reached high
tide Though it is the most famous
speech in American history, it had no
effect whatever upon history, compar-
ed to addresses by James Otis, Pat
rick Henry, Benjamin Franklin and
many others. BY the way, the nearest
important daily, Harrisburg Patriot,
the day after the Gettysburg ceremo-
MES, said: 1--WE pass over the silly re-
marks of the President; for the credit
of the nation we are willing that the
veil of oblivion shall be dropped over
them and that they shall be no more
repeated or thought off,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19

who have held the body plant two
days and nights.
PEPPER, sent here by the interna-
tional union to ask the men to. call
off the strike, said he would return
to the Detroit headquarters, and in
ternational officers would issue a
statement later.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19

Yes, I am writing very seriously.
Our best defense is to back up Eng
land in her foreign policy. She is the
only world policeman" who we can
trust today. We must give her cour-
age and moral support although we
must urge her to give Gerraanys
claims very careful consideration.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19

Friday, Nov. 10; Calendar day OF
st. Elizabeth of Hungary, Arbor Day
in South Carolina. Discovery Day IN
Puerto Rico.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19

FOR RENT :. ROOM HOUSE, NEW
ly painted, garage, garden Andrews
avenue. Store in Flinthill section,
good location for business. r. L.
Mustian, Phone 341-W. l97lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19

WAN AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN
to take orders for the leading pro-
ducts in cars and trucks. Salary
basis. O'Lary's. 1921
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19

THAT LIGHT SUIT OR COAT CAN
be dyed darker color for the win.
ter. Blues, Greens, Browns, reds and
blacks. Valet Cleaning Co., Phone
4o1. 16-5ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19

LUCRETIA DEWBERRY PLANTS,
81 per 100; Younger berry, 81 for
so; Lady thompson Blackmore and
Rocking strawberry, 300 for ST..
Cabbage plants 15c hundred deliver
ed. w. A. Pardue, route 1, Hender-
son. 191t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19

THE BUSINESS WOMAN MUST BE
well groomed. The home maker
should be well groomed. Let us help
you with our high type Beauty Ser
vice. Webb's Beauty Salon. Phone
524. Stevenson Theatre Building If
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19

SPECIAL! SLIGHTLY USED BUT
not abused 10-piece walnut dining
room suite, $49.50. Pianos $3.50 and
UP. Home Furniture Exchange 1O1
North Garrett Street. Phone &c.
1O-.f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19

HUNTERS LET US FIT YOU IN
Duxbak apparel. Season opens No
vember 20. We have coats, breeches
vest and Red Wing boots Every
thing the hunter needs to wear.
L ecker Clothing Co. lS-zu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19

FOR RENT STEAM HEATED pEn
room, gentleman preferred. pbon-
6o5-W or Apply at 113 Young Ave '
lift
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19

FOR NEXT TEN DAYS-STARK
Bros, will give nice apple tree free,
with each apple, peach, apricot, or
plum tree syou buy. A. j. Cheek.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19

HEATERS! HEATERS! GOOD VAL.
ues at $3.50 to SIS. High grade heat
ers at $3.50 to $125O Stove pipe 15c
per joint. Cook stoves at sacrifice
prices to close out $15.95 stoves for
So Alex S. Watkins. 19-1t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19

WE BUY, SELL, AND EXCHANGE
new and used furniture, stoves,
range. and radios. Home Furniture
Exchange, 101 Mort. Garrett street
Phone so. 10-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19

OFFICES FOR RENT, NEWLY RE
novated, lights and heat furnished
Apply to S. S. Stevenson. 1917
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19

FOR QUICK SALE 1885 VS. COAcu
cheap for cash or terms. OLarv,s
1921
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19

WE ALWAYS HAVE AN ASSORT-
ment of good used cars at loves
prices. See us before you buy good
used car. E and z Motor Co., Dodge
and Plymouth-Sales and Service
Chestnut and Montgomery SITS,
Phone 5. zo-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19
Worlds No. l Enemy Now
Is Japan, Babson Thinks

tContinued vrom rage 0ne.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19

RADIOS = ELECTRIC AMI -.
terry, Service and repairs 70 -
makes-Parts and batteries NJ oil
ranges, refrigerators, washers ~
oil circulating heaters Stewart, lu
Everything Electrical, opnos;t,
Legg-Parham Co., phone $780, 10 20
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19
Two N. c. Convicts
Held In Richmond

Continues from Page. One.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19

A GOOD STOCK OF "a INCH WE'LL
pipe, Is and Is inches at "The Place
of Values" Well chain, well pipe
and we'll wheels. Alex S. Watkins.
"Where quality tells and prices sell.
19-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19
NOVEMBER
sum NON IUE WE'D IHU FRI SAL
81 J! !: !: : Is
Today is the Day
By CLARK KINNAlR0
Copyright, 1887, for this NewsRapes
by King Features Syndicate, Inc
ON OTHER NOV. 19ths.

levers to, petition Congress anew.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19
TO-DAY IN HISTORY

1893 Columbus lands in Puerto Rico
on his second trip, just where on the
Island a current topic of conversation
there
1794-Jay Treaty with England con-
cluded. Relations strained since Revo-
luton, and while Cor gress talked war,
cool President Washin gton sent Chief
Justice Jay over to settle matters ami
cably.
1822-Col John c. Symmes of Ken
lucky. petitions Congress for aid in
making voyage to earth's interior to
prove his concentricspheres theorl.
1863-President Lincoln delivers his
immortal Gettysburg Address: Four
score and seven years ago. The last
to realize it's greatness-Lincoln him
self.
19O3-Carry Nation, Kansas fiery
temperance advocate, comes to Wash
ington, among other things, to make
President Theodore Roosevelt fore
swear cigarettes.
1929-At end, u first month Of Wall
Streets crash, presidents of country S
railroads ple0ge President Hoover full
employments and bettecments
1936-American Federation of Labor
in Convention a. 4a1apa-f ght on
CIO. Florida motor patrol, for second
year, shunting penniiess away from
borders.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19
TODAY +
roDAv,s ANNIVERSARIES

TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES
1752-George Rogers Clark, leader
of the little band of southerners VINO
took the great Northwest away from
the British Indians in the Revolutlon'
and died in. poverty and obscurlty'
horn in Virginia. Died Feb. 10, 1918.
18O2-Solomon Foot, Vermont pro-
lessor; lawyer and legislator that
States able U. S. senator, born al
Cornwall. vt. Died March %, 1866.
1s1OAElias Riggs, Congregational
missionary in the Near East for some
68 wears, translator of the Scriptures
into Armenian and Bulgarian, father
an grandfather of missionaries, born
at New Providence, N. ]. Died Jan.
II, 1901.
1S31-James A. Garfield, Ohio farm
bow, village teacher while going to col
lege, lawyer, untried colonel to Union
maior-general, Ohio congressman, SEN
ator, Republican President for four
months when assassinated. born at
Orange, N. Y Died Sept. 10, 1881.
1885 = Fitzhugh Lee, Confederate
cavalry general, Virginia governor,
consul-general in Havana at outbreak
of war in '98, major-general in war,
born in Fairfax Co., Va. Died in Wash
ington, April %, 1905.
1863 William A. Sunday BILLY Sun
day) dramatic and sensational revival
list, born at Ames, Iowa. Died in Chi
cago, Nov. 6, 1885.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19
Auto Union Refuses
To End Strike

(c'ontinued from Page One,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19

FOR RENT APARTMENT ROOMS
furnished located on Charles s. O"iS
ply at Citizens Bank & Trust az ap-
Insurance Dept. '' 20,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19
WANT ADS
Get Results

YOU CAN SAVE MONEY DIV -
ing People Meat & Grocarv VISIT
all week. Steaks zoe pound pee e !
many other reasonable prices a asl
Winder St., cash and carry >, SS2
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-19

WANT ADS
Get Results
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY Rv 07a
ing People Meat & Grocery SSH lolf-
all week. Steaks zoe nonn Special
many other reasonable nrioa ana
Wlnder St., cash and carry :, o 90.
FOR RENT APARTMENT poo,
furnished located on Charles 81
ply at Citizens Bank & TruSt ap-
19-4ti
RADIOS = ELECTRIC AND -
terry, Service and repairs - ~,
makes-Parts and batteries E,oo.e oil
ranges, refrigerators, washers
oil circulating heaters. Stew, u
Everything Electrical, onnoa:s'
Legg-Parham Co., phone $50 FpI 1o.s
FOR RENT STEAM HEATED PR
room, gentleman preferred. Phono
605-W or Apply at 113 Young Avo
lift
FOR QUICK SALE 1885 VS. COAcu
cheap for cash or terms. OLarv,s
1927
THAT LIGHT SUIT OR COAT CAN
| be dyed darker color for the win
ter. Blues, Greens, Browns, reds and
blacks. Valet Cleaning Co., Phons
4o4. 16-5ti
OFFICES FOR RENT, NEWLY RE-
! novated, lights and heat furnished
Apply 10 .. .. stevenson 19-tf
WE BUY, SELL, AND EXCHANGE
new and used furniture, stoves
| range and radios. Home Furniture
: Exchange, 101 Mort. Garnett street
Fhone gu. lott
HEATERS! HEATERS! GOOD VAT.
ues at $3.50 to SIS. High grade heat
ers at $3.50 to $3.50. Stove pipe 15c
!, per joint. Cook stoves at sacrifice
/ prices to close out $15.95 stoves for
| $40. Alex ). Watkins. 19-1t
1.-THE BUSINESS WOMAN MUST BE
we'll groomed. The home maker
should be well groomed. Let us help
! you with our high type Beauty Ser
vice. Webb's Beauty Salon. Phone
524. Stevenson Theatre Building If
- - - - -----
WAN AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN
! to take orders for the leading pro-
/ ducts in cars and trucks. Salary
/ basis. O'Lary's. 1921
SPECIAL! SLIGHTLY USED BUT
not abused 1O-piece walnut dining
room suite, $49.50. Pianos $3.50 and
UP. Home Furniture Exchange. 1O1
North Garrett Street. Phone go
1O-.f
LUCRETIA DEWBERRY PLANTS
81 per 100; Younger berry, 81 for
so; Lady thompson Blackmore and
| Rocking strawberry, 300 for ST.
Cabbage plants 15c hundred deliver
ed. w. A. Pardue, route 1, Hender-
son. 19-1t
FOR NEXT TEN DAYS-STARK
Bros, will give nice apple tree free
| with each apple, peach, apricot, or
plum tree 4you buy. A. ]. Cheek. (
E ess4Ss-A. 49, 27-tf
FOR RENT 5 ROOM HOUSE, NEW
ly painted, garage, garden, Andrews
avenue. Store in Flinthill section
good location for business. r. l.
Mustian, Phone 341-W. l97lt
HUNTERS LET US FIT YOU IN
| Duxbak apparel. Season opens No
vember 20. We have coats, breeches
vest and Red Wing boots. Every
thing the hunter needs to wear
L ecker Clothing Co. 1877
WE ALWAYS HAVE AN ASSORT
ment of good used cars at loves
prices. See us before you buy goo,
used car. E and z Motor Co., Dodg'
and Plymouth-Sales and Service
Chestnut. and Montgomery SITS
| pbona x 25-t
A GOOD STOCK OF "a INCH WELL
| pipe, Is and Is inches at 1.-The Placs
of Values" Well chain, well PIP
T. and we'll wheels. Alex S. Watkins
"Where quality tells and prices SEW.
[ 19-1t
FOR SALE
Farm In Franklin County
On Hard Surface Road.
! 189 Acres, 90 Acres cleared. All lan'
suitable for both cotton ard 10,
/ bacco.
6 room residence, room tenant house.
La gaceta., 1937-04-17
LOS OBREROS ACUSARAN
A FORD DE VIOLAR LA
LEY WAGNER

Oshawa, Ontario, abril H.
Hablando anoche de la actitud
de la compahia Ford Motor Co.,
Homer Martin, presidente de
los Mineros Unidos del Autom6
vii, declare que los trabajadores
acusaran a Ford de violar la
ley Wagner.
Tambien SO pedira al comite
de libertades l,iyicas del sena-
do que investigue las relaciones
eEtre Henry Ford y sus emplea-
dos. Ford ha venido aconsejan-
do a los trabajadores que no Sc
unan y tambi6n ha dicho que
no discutira condolences de ira
bajo con las colectividades o.
breras.
La Corte Suprema declare
constitutional la ley Wagner
que dispone, entire otras cosas,
que ell patrono no podra ejercer
coacci6n sobre sus empleados
para que no pertenezcan a una
union o gremio.
La gaceta., 1937-04-17
LA INVESTIGATION DEL
CONTRA LA
COMPANIA FIRESTONE

E nrelaci6n con la bomba que
hiciera explosion en- uno de los
establecimientos que la compa-
ma "Firestone" tiene en- Tam
pa, ell sheriff Mcleod cit6 a un
grupo numeroso de testigos, to-
dos los cuales deberan declarar
Ell lunes ante ell fiscal Allen.
Ell fiscal hizo llamar a Is tes-
tigos luego de %anunciar que 81 v
Ell sheriff colaboraban en- ell pro-
p6sito de arrestar a los delin-
ruentes.
Aseg1rase qeu Ell fiscal tie
ne va preparado un case que de-
bera ser resuelto por un jura-
de en- 10 Corte de 10 Criminal
La gaceta., 1937-04-17
Franco quiere matar de hambre a mujereSy
nihos y Ell Cobiemo ingles lie esta ayudando"
Maxon acuso al Gobierno no de temerle a Franco
sino a Hitler y Mussolini, que apoyan
ell jefe faccioso

Londres, abril 17.-Durante
los recientes debates en- la ca
mara dc los 0omunes, los eralo-
res de- gobierno fueron con fire.
cuencia interrunlpidos 'por los
miembros liberales y laboristas,
que acusaron al gabinete de-
mostrar cebardia frente al fas-
cismo v de retorcer la ley inter
nacional de modo que Bilbao ten
ga que entregarse por hambre.
Hasta los mas bondadosos de
los dipatadoS laboristas perdie-
ron la calma para acusar al ga
binete conservador de hipocre-
STA.
Clemente Attlee, lider parla-
mentario del partido Laborista,
manifesto que ell gobierno ha-
bia izado la bandera blanca fren
tie a nm riesgo que no existe,
"Franco quiere matar de ham
bre a mujeres y nihos Y ell 60
bierno ingles lie esta ayudando".
Winton Churchill habl6 y di-
10: Ninguna de las parties en- es-
ia desesperada lucha en- Espa-
fla puede incurrir en- la mas mi
nina ~debilidad; pero cada par
tie tiene padrinos Y amigos en-
La gaceta., 1937-04-17
APOYO AL PROGRAMA DE- ROOSEVELT
Mitin en- Ell Centre Obrero Ell L.unes

Labor's Non-P artisan's League
la organization obrera que apo
y6 la candidatura del Presiden-
tie Roosevelt en- las eleceiones
presidenciales fipasadas, ha he
cho un llamamiento al trabajo
organizado Y a los obreros de to
da la Naci6n para que en- mfti-
mes de masas Y manifestacio-
mes expresen su apoye al pro-
grama de reforma del Tribunal
Supreme, 'propuesto por ell Pre-.
sidente Roosevelt.
Respondiendo a esta campa.
ma naeional, los trabajadores dc
Sc reuniran en- ell Centre
Obrero Ell lunes, a las 8 P. M,
en- una asamblea general auspi-
ciada por la Asamblea de Aries
y Oficios y ell Comite Consult
vo Conjunto.
Ell mitin general del pueblo
tendra ell doble prop6sito de a.
poyar ell programa de reforma,
enviar mensajes telegraficos a
los senadores de Florida con es-
tie fin, y Ell de apeyar ieyes O.
breras que seran propuestas an
be la Legislature de Florida en-
La gaceta., 1937-04-17

avanzaba por la carretera de
Teruel.
En- ell frente de Madrid la
punteria de los artilleros man
dados por ell general Jose Mia
ia, Sc ha fijado en- las colinas
del sector de la Casa de Cam
pc Y en- la Ciudad Universita-
ria, donde Sc italian sitiados
5000 fascistas.
Todos los esfuerzos de los
facciosos para enviar alimen
tos a los sitiados, fueron recha-
zados por ell fuego de la arti-
Iberia.
La gaceta., 1937-04-17

Washington, abril 17.--El
Comite investigator de las Ii
bertades rivicas Sc indign6 aver
al enterarse de que Ell superip-
tendente de Una nina del con-
dado de Harlan, en- Kentucky,
habia amenazado a un testigo
llamado por ell comite. Dos pas
torres metodistas y un bodegues
70 describieron ell reinado de
terror en- csc condado. Iba a ter
minar la session cuando r. C.
Tackstt, que habia declarado sc
lie pagaba $50 al mes por tener
cerrada la boca, Sc levant6 Y di-
jo que Ted Creech, superinten-
dente de la nina r. w. Creech
Coal, lie habfa dicho: "Tu has
hablado en- contra de nosotros Y
La gaceta., 1937-04-17
DERROTADOS DE NUEVO
LOS FAcCIOSOS, N
DOS POR ALEMANES, EN-
Ell FRENTE VASCO
Las milicias tienen en- su poder
ell pico Saibi

Hendaya, Francia, AbriI IL
A pesar de seguir h tactics
alemana de ataque, y esta,
mandados por oficiales alema'
mes, los facciosos han sido cor
tenidos en- ell frente de Bilbao
salvando las milicias q Ia CAPT
tai v a Durango, Ia importan'
te posici6n a Is millas de Bill.
bao.
La nota Official dada por e
presidente don Juan Antonis
Aguirre, dice: "Terribles per
didas lie hemos causado al enc
migo, que trataba de acercarst
a Bilbao"
No queriendo reconOcer 10
derrota sufrida, los fascista'
dijeron por La radio q. las ope
raciones habian sido interrum
pidas por un temporal d.
aqua.
Las maicias defender he
roicamente eli pico de Saibi
en- los 1Itimos dias han derro
tado tres veces a los insurgen
ties.
La gaceta., 1937-04-17

tire los grandes poderes. lNo es
va tiemuo de que los padrinos
ccnsideren el duelo Y decidan
que ell honor ha quedado salts
fecho.
GPor que no han de ofrecerle
una solrci6n a Espaha las cinco
2randes potencias que ahora no
Iainalmente cooperan en- una
norma comdn?
Lo primero seria dar ITEM
po a Espaha para e~nfriarse,
con ell fin de evitar la vengan-
"a y las eiecuciones'', La segun-
da formar un gobierno de COM
promise con elementos que no
hayan sido envueltos en- la fero-
cidad de la lucha. La etapa fl
nal, el sueno de un dia, resta-
blH er las instituciones parla-
mentarias en- una forma u o.
ira, 10 que 10 de cada 90 espa-
holes no quiere perder".
Janice Maxon, lider del par
lido Laborista Independence,
declare; 70 no acuso al gobier-
no de temerls a Franco, pero ST
de temerle a Hitler y Mussolini,
que Sc hallan detras de Fran
CO...
La gaceta., 1937-04-17

las presentes sesiones. Estas le-
yes seran en- pro de salaries mi
nimos Y la semana de 80 horas.
La Federation Obrera del Esta-
do sc encuentra astiva dandole
impulse a tales proyectos en- Ia
llahassee.
Hablaran en- la asamblea del
Lunes 10, representatives de Ar
ties Y Oficios, R. E. Van Horn,
Presidente de la Union Inter-
nacional de Tabaqueros, ell Sr.
Victoriano Manteiga, E. F.
Poulnot Y otros oradores.
FL mitin sera amenizado con
la recitaci6n de poesfas por ell
amigo Aramburo y ell coro de
"Las Milicias".
Entire las organizaciones que
apoyan ell mitin del lunes esta
la Hermandad de Obreros de Ia
Industrial de Panaderfa, cuyos
miembros zen su junta regular
de aver, Viernes, decidieron en-
trar a trabajar a las IL P. M.
para poder asistir a la junta.
|Otras organizaciones sindicales
tambien han declarado su ape
yo.
La gaceta., 1937-04-17
CAYO EN- "A CARCEL UN
PROYECTIL DE LA ARTI-
Iberia MA
TANDO A UN PRESO
Las tropas leales iniciaron una
nueva ofensiva en- Teruel, a :
vanzando varias milIas

Madrid, Abril 17.--Un pro-
yectil cay6 en- ell patio de la
carcel, matando a I'm prisione-
70 g hiriendo a otros cinco. Los
heridos gritaron pidiendo 5000
RIO y por unos momentos Sc en-
|troniz6 ell des6rden. Cast todos
los presses Sc tiraron al suelo,
temiendo otra explosion.
Otros dos proyectiles de los
facciosos cayeron en- la Puerta
del Sol, lesionando a varias
personals.
Ell mando leal ha iniciado
una intensa ofensiva en- ell fren
tie de Teruel, apoyada por ar
tillerfa, aeroplanos y tanques.
Las milicias leales realizaron
un ~importante avance en- csc
sector, con ell objective de ro-
dear a esa ciudad, a $50 millas
'de Madrid, Y obligar a las tro-
pas facciosas a retirarse hacia
la provincial de Arag6n.
Las tropas catalanas atacan
en- Huesca, despues de ocho
meses de sitio, y Sc proponen
c~apturar la poblaci6n.
Colaboraron en- la ofensiva
de Teruel varios escuadrones
de aeroplanos, los que bombar
dearon las posiciones del enc
migo.
Cerca de Teruel los aeropla
nos republicanos volaron las
posiciones insurgentes en- Ell
monte Santa Barbara, ell cerro
Gordo y Celedas. Las posicio-
mes de la artilleria facciosa en-
esa ciudad, 10 mismo que en- ell
cementerio de Teruel y varias
estaciones del ferrocarril, fue-
ron bombardeadas por la avia
ci6n.
Ell ataque Sc extendi6 por
los aviadores a Monte-Real del
Campo, que fue bombardeado
siete wees. Tambien fueron a.
tacadas desde ell aire las esta-
clones ferrocarrileras de Gala
tayud Y otros pueblos.
Deshicieron los aeroplanos
una caravana de camiones que
La gaceta., 1937-04-17
'VOLARON b FRANCIA
A~EROPLAlNOS DE GUERRA
A BURGOS

Valencia, abril 17.-El minis
tro de la aviaci6n y marina, Don
tIndalecio Prieto, anunci6 hoy
que 80 aeroplanos alemanes fue
ron llsvados de Hanover a Bur-
gos, pasando por Francia a una
altura de 5000 a 10000, duran
tie la noche y sin luces, Esos apa
ratios fueron entregados por pi-
lotos siviies de la Lufthansa a
Ia aviaci6n facciosa. Cada uno
de los aviadores recibi6 por Ell
viaje una paga de 1000 marcos
ORC, I'm equivalence de $426 do
La gaceta., 1937-04-17

Los senores medicos de con-
dados cercanos a Tampa sc
proponen llevar a la legislatu-
"a SUI odio a la obra humanita-
ria que realiza la colonia lati-
ma por medic de las sociedades
mutualistas.
Sc han mandado cartas de
protesta al senador Tillman
los representatives, y en- ell mo-
mento oportuno Sc actuara.
La obra de las sociedades
mutualistas de Tampa, como
diieran medicos eminentes, en-,
tire ellos los doctores Kelly
Lancaster y Winton, enaltece
a la comunidad, a la naci6n y
a los medicos de mobiles sentl-
mientos.
81 esos seiores quieren bata
LA, la tendran Y hasta ell final.
Las sociedades no antagonl-
zan a nadie Y no tratan de qui-
tarles clientes a los medicos,
pero no permitiran, con el
apoyo de los -norteamericanos
sensibles, que su inmensa la
Dor de confraternidad sea des
truida.
Los edificios de las socieda-
des mutualistas, como sus nos
pitales, orgullo son de Tampa y
al mismo tempo monuments
de la buena voluntad de los
extranjeros que trajeron las ia
bricas e hicieron de la aldea
una ciudad de 10000 habltan
ties.
La gaceta., 1937-04-17
= CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
pcias para Espana.- La rdaguardia no
Aenta. /. Ameaazan'de nukyo a las SO
Is mutualistas. - La paz de Vinton Chur
Chi. Cobardia conseryadora.1 Flores
. de la retaguardia~

TodSs debemos prepararnos
v eStablecer la diferenciaanen
ell momento oportuno, entfe
las sociedades organizadas -
los cSudadanos para 1PfCeg
Sc v las empresas PARTICULARS
en- las cuales los socios no pue-
den opinar libremente.
Atacar a las sociedades mi
tualistas es atacar ell tesoro de
la ciudad de Tampa y ell rela-
two bienestar de los que aqui
viWmos.