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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-06-21
Pickets Barred from Arm
ing or Obstructing Roads
Or Interfering With
Any One
SEVERAL PLANTS TO
TRY TO OPEN AGAIN
Republic Steel and Sheet &
Tube To Attempt To Re-
sumo Operations Tomor-
row; Truce Anticipated at
Meeting of Labor Board
With John Lewis

Warren Ohio, June 81 (AP)-Judge
Lynn Griffith, in Trumbull county
common pleas court today, granted
the petition of the Republic Steel Cor
poratiOn for an injunction restraining
the activities of strike pickets.
Under the injunction, pickets were
restrained permanently from arming
themselves with clubs or other wea-
pons, obstructing streets or highways
in the county, interfering with any
persons in the county, intimidating by
threats of violence any persons from
entering the employ of the Republic
Steel Corporation, interfering with
movement of freight trains or trucks
or damaging property.
Judge Griffith limited to IL the
number of pickets who may be sta
toned at one time at the main gate
of the Niles plant and eight at the
main gate at Warren, with 81 as the
limit for six entrances at Warren.
The court also enjoined the steel
company from throwing objects at the
strikers at any time or place, from
threatening violence against the strik-
ers and from making assault against
the strikers or their families.
The company was ordered not to
| move freight trains or trucks into or
out of it's plants until Wednesday at
6 a. m. The court order regarding
Continued on Page Two.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-06-21
Arrest Seuen
hLumbert0n'
Strike Move:

Lumberton, June 81 (AP)-Seven
men were arrested on charges of for
chile trespass and assault today after
j. j. McMurray, electrician for the
Mansfield mills, alleged that they
attempted to prevent reopening of the
plant this morning. Another man
was charged with forcible trespass.
McMurray said he was showed out
of the entrance as he opened the door
to the day shift. A part of the weave
room force went on strike several
days ago.
Patrolmen and county officers made
the arrests. Mill officials reported
that about 100 employees entered the
mill to work.
Strikers and sympathizers cluster
ed around the plant.
The situation in other mills here
remained the same as last week
The Jennings mill was closed as q
result of strike, but the Ada Nc
Lean mill and one unit of the Mans
field plant continued to operate.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-06-21
SHARP ADVANCE IN
PRICES OF COTTON
Gains of 81 or More Per Bale from
Early Lows Shown Toward
End of Days Trading

New York, June 21-(AP)-Cotton
futures opened steady, down to 3
points on lower Liverpool cables, ner-
vousness over the fresh political sit
uation and the labor outlook in this
country. Shortly after the first half
hour the market had rallied 9 to 10
points from the lows in active posi-
tions, and prices generally were 2 to
points net higher. October sold up
from 11.96 to 1908. Prices advanced
81 a bale or more from the early lows
to carry the market up to net gains
of Is to IS points and at midday the
market was within a point or two of
the best. October was being quoted
at 12.17. Futures closed steady, IL to
Is higher; spot steady, middling 1885.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-06-21
Last Stronghold of Basques
Only Obstacle Now To
Control of North
ern Spain
FOOD BEING RUSHED
INTO BILBAO CITY
Siege Is Lifted For Starving
Inhabitants as Insurgents
Occupy Capital; Huge
Government Mine Is Ex-
ploded in Suburban Uni
versity City
81 nae Associated Press


Thousands of Insurgent General
Francisco Frances troops streameo
through captured Bilbao today to the
hills west of the city in the start OF
: campaign against Santander, 40
miles away, last stronghold OF the
Basques.
Foot bridges were thrown across the
Nervion river to speed the movement
Insurgent officers considered subJu-
cation of Santander province neces-
sarv to overcome the menace OF water
famine in Bilbao. Water condultS
were broken from territory still held
bv the government forces.
Roads to Bilbao were damned with
insurgent trucks bringing food TO the
citv's 100000 inhabitants. Five food
ships were reported enroute to the
CITY from San Sebastian, insurgent-
held port.
BASQUE government troops were re-
ported entrenched three miles west OF
Bilbao for the new stand against the
invaders.
At Madrid a huge government mine
exploded in suburban University CITY
where insurgent troops were entrench-
ed.
On the international scene Ger
MANY was expected to ask Britain,
France and Italy to join her IN de-
manding from the Valencia govern
ment an apology for reported attempts
to torpedo the cruiser Leipzig. Rep
resentatives of the powers met in Lon
don today.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-06-21
TAX EVASION PROBE
A PUBLICITY STUNT
President Hitting at Geo
nomic Royalists" AS Well
AS Remedy
BY CHARLES p. STEWART
Central Press COlumniSt

Washington, June 21.-The joint
congressional committee on investiga-
ton of President RoOSevelt'S charges
of income tax evasions by economic
royalists' is forced to proceed with
all possible publicity.
If that inquiry isn't fully publiciz-
ed, it will be of no particular value
to any one.
Theoretically the quiz's purpose is
to inform Congress as to the best me-
thods of plugging up holes in the in
come tax law as to prevent economic
royalists" from circumventing, it,
more or less, by technically legal
means. They are not accused of pun
ishable lodging. The complaint is that
the law is not strict enough to keep
them from lodging un-punishably.
This isn't quite the sum total of the
complaints purpose, however.
To Be Smeared.
Supposedly the inquiry's aim is to
show the legislators how to make the
law alright, that all evasions may
be made punishable.
That, indeed, may be the investiga-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-06-21
Administration Forces Beat
Amendment For Relief Limits
Chautemps Tries To Form
Nelu Cabinet For France
Blum Resigns After Senate Second Time Refuses To
Give Him Decree Power n Handling Financial Girls
is; Paris Is Calm In Emergency

Paris, June 21.-(AP)-Trucks fill
ed with mobile guards rumbled thro-
ugh Paris boulevards to the capitals
strategic points today as tNice-Pre-
mier Camille Chautemps attempted
to assemble a new cabinet to lead
France out of her governmental
crisis.
Steel-helmeted troops deployed in
front of the Senate to prevent any
demonstration against the body that
overthrow Socialist Premier Leon
Blum and his peoples front govern
ment yesterday by refusing to grant
decree powers to deal with the finan-
cial crisis.
Acting with significant speed, Ere
sident Albert LIE Brun summoned the
radical socialist Chautemps to the pa
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-06-21
Act On
ChildLabOr
IsApproved
Committee Reports
Favorably on Van
denberg Amend
ment Proposal

Washington, June 21.-(AP)- The
Senate Judiciary Committee unani-
mously approved today the Vanden-
berg proposal for a constitutional
amendment to permit Congress to leg
islate against child labor.
The amendment, introduced by
Senator Vandenberg, Republican,
Michigan, would permit Congress to
prohibit labor by children under 16
years of age.
It is designated as a substitute for
the child labor amendment pending
before the states. That amendment
has failed of ratification by the nee
essary So states.
The committee added a clause to
the amendment to provide that if not
ratified by State conventions within
seven years the amendment would
lapse.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-06-21

lace before dawn and designated him
to form a new cabinet.
Chautemps, secretary of state in
the retiring cabinet, Immediately be-
gan a round of conferences with party
leaders to determine what support he
could CLEAN for a cabinet probably
uniting the same leftist elements that
supported Blum.
Among his first conferees was
Joseph Caillaux, head of the Senate
finance committee, who led the fight
against Blum's decree demands, from
whom he apparently sought to deter
mine if there is a possibility of a
new cabinet obtaining decree powers
to deal with a rapidly emptying
treasury.
Paris took the cabinet resignation
calmly.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-06-21
German 10
Halt Visit
At London

Berlin, June 21.-(AP)-Nazi Ger
MANY today postponed the impending
London visit of Baron Konstantln Won
Neurath. the foreign minister, De-
cause il was announced, 1.-The sltua-
ton created by repeated Spanish at
tacks On German warships' requires
his presence in Berlin.
By this the German autnorltles
meant the reported unsuccessful TOT
Dedo attacks on the German cruiser
Leipzig off Algeria last week. Ihese
were laid by the Nazis to a Spanish
oovernnent submarine, although the
Spanish government has denied II.
Less than month ago Spanish
government planes in the Balearic IS
lands tombed the German battlesnlp
Deutschland, killing 81 sailors ana
leading to the reprisal shelling OF Al
meria by the German fleet
Won Neurath. who was to nave
,coptiuued on Page TWo)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-06-21
Earhart forest
In East Indies

BandOeng, dutch East Indies.
June 21(AP)-Amelia Earhart de-
cided today to take a three-day rest
and have her plane Overhauled be-
fore taking off on the next leg of
her flight around the world. She
landed at BandOeng at 1917 a. m.
today QO:37 D. M, eastern stand
ard time) after flight from Sang
apOre over the Java Sea and a part
of mountainous Java. Military
planes went alOft to lead her to
the landing field when she circled
for Is minutes, apparently unable
to see the air field markers.
After her plane is checked by
wOrkmen of the Dutch air service,
she plans to take off for Darwin,
Australia.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-06-21
2O-YEAR TERM FOR
MRS. HELEN TIERNAN

Riverhead, N. Y. June FL (AP)
Mrs. Helen Herman was sentenc-
ed today to 20 years to life impris-
Onment in the New York State
Prison for Women for killing her
daughter, Helen, aged Z.
The 28-year-Old embrOiderer at
tackled her daughter, Helen, in
wood, killing her, and attempting
to kill her son. Jimmy, aged 5,
also, by beating, slashing and
burning.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-06-21
STATE CASTING IN
WITH CELEBRATION
London Times Sends Spe-
cial Correspondent For
Virginia Dare Event
Daily DIspafch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel
- N SW[ EV2UWT

Raleigh, June 21-North Carolina
is getting more advertising and more
publicity throughout the nation, and
even the world, right now tnan ever
before in it's history, not as result
of the new advertising campaign,
which will not be started until after
July 2, but as a result of the activity
now in progress on tiny Roanoke Is
land, a part of Dare county, in get
ting ready for the celebration which
CONTINUED on Page Six.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-06-21
ANTI-LYNCHING BILL is
APPROVED BY COMMITTEE

Washington, June 21.-(AP)-Iht
Senate Judiciary Committee approved
today by vote of ID to the Wag-
ner-Van Mugs anti-lynching bill.
The committees vote sent to the
Senate floor a measure similar tc
anti-lynching measures that have me-
with filibusters from southern sena
tors in the past.
Senator Connally, Democrat, Texas
one of the three committee members
who voted against the measure, sale
that he did not believe the southern
ers would filibuster this time. He sale
it looked as though the bill would be
passed.
The House already has passed the
anti-lynching bill introduced by Rep
CONTINUED on Page TWo)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-06-21
Bold Soviet
Airnlen Miss
Destination
In Washington
State After H o p
From Moscow Over
North Pole

Vancouver Wash, June 81 (AP?-
The trans-polar flight that carrieu
three Russian airmen over the Top
of the world from Moscow opened d
new air lane to tomorrow's prosalc
commerce, the daring trio said To-Day
as thew rested here at the end OF
their epochal adventure.
Only 592 miles short of their goal at
Oakland. Cal, the filters set their
hugelwinged monoplane down here
at 1922 a. m. yesterday Q1:22 a. m.
eastern standard time) after 63 hours
and II minutes of hazardous flight
from the other side of the earth.
They took off from Moscow at 8:05
Ccnttnued ON Page TWol
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-06-21
BA|LEY'S POSITION
D|SAPPROVED HERE
PEOPLE In Eastern Carolina
Saying Some Uncompli-
mentary Things
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
r. BASKERVILLE


Raleigh, June 21-The things the
farmers and working people are say
inc about Senator Josiah w. Bailey
these DAYS in the eastern part of the
state are anything but complimentary
and indicate that he has not helped
,,;roself politically with the rank and
f;Ie of the people, according to re-
norts brought back here by those VINO
have been travelling through the
coastal plains section lately.
while the senator thinks too much
money has been spent on rellet pro-
Continued on Page Twol
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-06-21
Bailey To
Seek Mail
Deliveries

Washington, June 21.-(AP)-Sen-
ator Bailey, North Carolina Democrat
said today he might seek amendment
of the postal laws to require delivery
of the necessities of life through the
mails to "any man needing them, any
where, anytime"
His proposal drew quick assur-
ance of support from Senator Bridges,
Republican, New Hampshire, author
of a resolution for Senate investiga-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-06-21
Economy Pleas of Own
Leaders Shunted Aside
in Rejection of Local
Angle Plan
ANTI-LYNCHING BILL
PASSES COMMITTEE
Connally, Democrat, Texas,
Opposes Measure in 10 to
3 Vote, but Says He Thinks
1t Will Pass Senate; SINH
lar Measure Already Pass
ed House

Washington, June 81 (AP)-Senate
administrator forces, ignoring eco
nomy pleas of their own leaders, re-
iected today an amendment to the
relief bill designed to put more of the
cost on local communities.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-06-21

Among those mentioned by internal officials at the joint
congressional investigation in Washington Of tax dodgers and
their those pictured Elmer ~, chief
the intelligence unit the internal made
public the involved the foreign corporation
phase of the investigation asked by President Roosevelt prelude
to plugging holes of the
toned Laughton co. English movie
actor who frequently has appeared in Hollywood films Jules S.
Bache (3), New banker Wallace Groves o. New York
chain operator nancier Philip Ronde ( Para
guayan in New York City,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-06-21

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La gaceta., 1937-02-26
Las troBas leales tienen en- SUI poder los. grandes
depositos de aqua que abastecen a q kiedo
Mineros y milicia 3 llegaron al Hospital Civil y
censolidaron sus posicibnes en- la Plaza de Toros
En- Ell frente de Madrid los Zaoadores dinamita-
ron un tGnel que los fascistas Adrian en- direction
de la Clinica Dental

Madrid, feb. 26.-Las trdpas
del gobierno, EN- ell sector de Te-
ruel. contuvieron ell ataque de
los f&ciosos en- la vecindad de
Nora de Rubieles a 20 millas
e Viver, Habian dicho los fas-
'istas por la radio, faltando a la
yerdad, que sus tropas habian
legado a Viver.
Salida bombardear las con-
tentraciones del enemigo una
escuadrilla de aeroplanos lea
les.
Los rebeldes dicen que su pro
p6sito es llegar al Mediterra-
neo y cortar las communicated
hes de Catalina con ell norte, 10
lue no lograran.
MAS &c 1,UOO baJaS tuVleroV
les insurgentes cuando los mill
cianos sorprendieron a una CO.
que Sc proponia atacar a
Tore de Sabiniego, Abanades
+ Sacercorbo.
La desesperada patalla por la
possession de Oviedo, svgun comu
nican de Bilbao, no ha termina-
do todavia.
Todos los alrededores del
Quartet de Pelayo fueron incen-
diados por los disparos de la ar
liberia leal. FL avanc leal con-
en- todos los sectores y la
republicans dei6 caer
La gaceta., 1937-02-26

menos que $11,534. Su sueldo
era e%ntonces de SIS a la sema-
ma o un total de $4,000. Tho
mas f. Dewey, ell fiscal en- la
causa, lego un balance del Pu-
bile National Bank y Trust Co
con una lista de dep6sitos, he
chos por Epstein, desde $38
a 5000, Epstein, uno de los
jefes de la union local 302 de
los Obreros de Cafeteria, habia
dicho anteriormente que actua-
ba aterrorizado por Jules Mar
tin, un pistolero, pero no pudo
explicar como el dinero Sc depo-
sitaba a su favor y en- su cuen-
ia.
Ell elder" abri6 una cuenta
en- ell banco, en- diciembre 5 de
1881, con un dep6sito de $340.
La gaceta., 1937-02-26
LIE PAGARON A ESCOBAR
MAS DE $4,000

San Juan, Puerto Rico, Feb
28.-Sixto. Escobar, campe6r
del peso bantam y nativoa dc
Bar :eloneta, cobr6 aver $4,000
por la defensa de. su titulo fren-
to a Lou Salica, ell domingo pa
sado.
Escobar es ell campe6n reco-
nocido por las comisiones de bo-
xeo de los Estados Unidos.
Esa cantidad es la mayor CO.
brada por un pdgil de esa divi-
sion, por defender SUI corona, en-
los 1ltimos II amos.
Jack Dempsey cobr6 $3.50 por
actrar de arbitro en- ell match
Es obar-Salica.
La gaceta., 1937-02-26

bombac en- las posiciones de los
rebeldes. Muchcs soldados fas.
cistas Sc han pasado a las filas
lei gobierno de Madrid.
En- Ia vangrardia del ataque
marchan los dinamiteros astu.
Fianos. Los insurgentes dicen
oor la Radio cue la "guarnici6n
de Oviedo' es invencible v la
resistencia quedara a la altura
de la que Sc hizo en- ell Alcazar
lie Toledo.
Las tropas lealvs tienen en- su
poder los grandes dep6sitos de
aqua que abastecen a la pobla-
ci6n.
Informes recibidos en- Hem
daya, Fran:ia, y trasmitidos a
Madrid Y Valencia, fijan en-
16y 900 ell numero de victimas
ocasionadas por los combates
en- Oviedo.
La batalla ha entrado en- su
sexto dia, manteniendo los lea
les su ofensiva.
Hablando por la radio, ell CO.
mandante faccioso Alfonso die
que ell desesperado ataque de los
mineros y los vascos habia fra
casado, luego de lamar otra
nueva carga sobre la ciudad.
Las tropas leales estan dem
tro de Oviedo, pero no han po-
dido avanzar desde ell lunes, Sc
La gaceta., 1937-02-26

%1n los insurgentes. FL conan
dante faccioso oalcula en 10000
las bajas de los atacantes y las
de los "franquistas' en- 5000.
%DeSde 81 pasado microbes la
a&illeria vasca no ha eesado de
Wparar sobre Oviedo Y los pro
Iectiles caen en- ell Quartet de Pc
layo, la fabrica de armas de la
Vega 81 asilo de locos y la es-
taci6n del ferrocarril del nerte.
La mayer parte de la pobla-
ion civil Sc ha refugiado en-
sub erraneos.
I'm periodista americana in
forma deSde San Esteban de las
Cruces que la ciudad parece un
monitor de ruinas. "Ios pro-
yectiles caen en- todas parties Y
producer nubes de polvo Y hu-
mo. Cerca del Convento de Ia
Adoraci6n ell fuego dsstruye
un edificio de cuatro pisos.
La artilleria vasca ha deja-
do a la ciudad convertible en-
un monitor de escombros. En- un
lugar los miliciaRos emplaza-
ron pleas de artilleria de cam
pana y con elias hicieron fue-
go sobre los insurgentes. Mine
ros y milicianos han Glegado al
hospital civil, consolidando sus
posiciones on la Plaza de Toros,
cue tomaron aver, y en- Jabona-
ro. En- ell avance los mineros u
san sus bombas de mano Y des-
truyen TODD 10 que Sc interpone
en- SUI canine. I'm edificio de
euatro pisos donde los facciosos
habian buscado refugio, fue di-
namitado.
Una bota del Quartet general
de Miaja, en- ell frente de Ma
da cuenta de que los zapa-
dores leales destruyeron un ci-
nemat6grafo en- Carabancaael,
La gaceta., 1937-02-26

Paris, feb. 20.-El Ministr0
de re~laciones exteriores, Ivon
Dessos, di6 aver instrucciones
q los Delegates franoeses ante
el comite de no-intervenci6n
para que exijan o demanden la
rs&irada do todos los volunta-
rios extranjeros que combaten
en- Espana,
/ Sabese que el gobierno tiene
81 prop6sito de solacionar ell
conflicto de Espaha por medic
! del arbitraje.
Ante ell senado de Ia naci6n,
Delbos dijo que no habia espe-
rama de una pronta paz en- Es-
pana, pero que las posibilidades
para solucionar la crisis aumen
taban de dia en- dia.
Ell gobierno esta listo para
ha:er que regresasen a Franca
todos los voluntarios franceses,
con tai de que las otras naciones
hagan 10 mismo. Los ~espa1oles
deben ser dejados solos, de mo-
do que no continue la terrible
lucha fraticida.
Algunos senadores interroga-
ron al ministro sobre 81 la isla
La gaceta., 1937-02-26

al sur de Madrid, donde Cos in
surgentes Sc habian parapetado
matando a todos los que en- ell
edificio sc encontrsban.
En- ell sector de la Ciudad u
hiversitaria, 'tuneles hechos per
los leales y rebeldes cast Sc cru
aaron en- direction de la clint
Ca dental, donde las tropas del
gobierno Sc hallaban atrinche-
radas. Los leales salvaron la po-
sici6n hacienda explotar prime
70 su NINA, destruyendo varios
edificios cerca de Ia clinica; Pc
70 destrozando ell tunel de los
facciosos.
Informa ell coronel Prada que
los rebeldes iban a Aegar a su
objective dentro de pocas horas.
"Tan pronto como nuestros "a
padores oyeron que los picos ex-
cavaban, empezaron a TRAFALGAR.
Cavaron en- un mas bajo nivel y
llegamos directamente bajo ell
yunel que ellos ADRIAN. Despues
aos retiramos y la dinamita hi
20 explosion"
Sc mantiene la acci6n de que
ira en- ell cerro de Pinzarr6n, de
donde los leales esperan arrojar
4 los facciosos. Calcula ell man.
do leal que mas de $500 fascis-
tas perecieron Ell I'm combate
librado alrededor de ese cerro.
Las milicias, seg1n las ulti-
mas noticias del frente norte,
tienen en- su poder ell Monte Ma
rance. Las commissioners de
los rebsldes de La ciudad con
Ell exterior han sido cortadas.
La gaceta., 1937-02-26

de Biza, en- las Baleares, Sc ha-
llaha todavia ocupada por una
guarnici6n italiana y 81 la isla
de Pantelleriaf que domino a
Tunicia, ha sido recientemente
fortificada. Sc dijo tambien
que Inf habia sido ocupado por
los alemaness
DeIbos no contest6 en- deta-
lies, contentandose con poner
fe en- ell convenio entire Italia e
Inglaterra para proteger ell Me-
diterraneo.
La gaceta., 1937-02-26
Ell JEFF DE UNA UNION PU
so EN- Ell N $11,534
EN- IS MESES

New York, Feb. 26.--Uno
de los jefes de uniones acusa =
dos de fomentar ell raqueteris-
mo EN- los restaurantes, Irwin
Epstein, meti6 en- ell banco, en-
un periodic de Is meses, NADIA
La gaceta., 1937-02-26
ASOCIACION DE EMIGRA-
DOS REVOLUCIONARIOS
CUBANOS

Para la Junta de Mes que sc
celebrara ell pr6ximo Domingo
%, a las 8 de la tarde, en- Ell Sa-
lon de Actos del Circulo Cuba
no, Sc eta a los integrantes de
eSta Agrupaci6n.
Ell SecretdTiO.
La gaceta., 1937-02-26

Ell dhhAo ha vepcido por no.
-caut, ademas de Sykes, a Jack
Roper y Otis Thomas. A su Ne
gada a este pals hizo tablas con
oil negro Leroy Haynes y ell tia
hano AL Ettore.
La gaceta., 1937-02-26

FRANCIA EXIGE LA RETI-
RADA DE TODOS LOS VO-
La gaceta., 1937-02-26

leon Delbos habl6 en- 81 SenGdo
La gaceta., 1937-01-15

habia ejen,icio que Sc lie resis-
tiese Y a Ia fuerza unfa la des-
treza. Su padre sc encargalba de
corregir esta gimnasia escolaS-
tica por una cuidadosa educa-
ci6n deportista. Todas las ma
nanas, a las siete, en- la era,
~instruia a su hijo en- las reglas
del boxeo. De pushimgbaU hacia
un saco que ell Comandante ha-
ibia relienado con peri6dicos en-
que venian resenas de los dis
cursos del Kaiser. Para los pu-
netasos del chi,o pesaba 10 SUI
ficiente.
Por los amos en- que los de-
mas chicos jugabamos en- los
cuartos sombrios de nuestros
papas CON soldaditos de plomo
a Ia guerra de los Balcanes, pc