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Evening star., 1937-01-01
Germany
Playing for
Time
Opposition Reiterated to
Red Regime in
Spain.

The German governments uie,rs
on the proposed ban on poiunteers
in Spain is oipen here By ePrtinar,
famous commentator on European
AFFAIRS Andre Gerand his real
name) is noted for his keen anal
usts OF the European political scene
and his ability to toretell the moUes
OF the French foreign Office.
Evening star., 1937-01-01

delivery broadcast President
called OF he decided
his thunder the inaugural oeek later.
will after happened
other State
until unvorable
it.
tCopyreht. 1872
Evening star., 1937-01-01
BANQUET SET SUNDAY
800 Expected at Tisereth Israel
Congregation Dinner.

The twentieth anniversary BAN
duet of Tisereth Israel Congregation
will be held at o'clock Sunday night
at the Stansbury Auditorium, Georgia
and Colorado avenues
approximately 300 guests are ex-
pected to attend.
Speakers will include Rabbi Harry
Silverstone of the congregation. whose
synagogue is at Fourteenth and Euclid
streets
Evening star., 1937-01-01

Treasury are not likely to prove
fatal Immediately. Both Oliphant
and his boss. Morgenthsu. would
like to have every one know they
are good and loyal friends.
The most amazing news of the
year so far is that Vice President
Garner is actually going to make a
speech. and make it before the Ma
tional Press Club. 1t Is generally
expected he will use ventriloquist's
dummy in order not to spoil his
Evening star., 1937-01-01

THE opinions OF the rriters page
necessarily The stars Such opinions are presented in
The Stars eDort to 0De all sides questions interest its
readers although such opinions may contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
Evening star., 1937-01-01

The cooperation extends all down
the line. or nearly all. There may
be one detour on the line.
The result probably will be .
much closer and wiser coordination
in the development Of highly I'M
portant financial policies OF the
New Deal. No one will object to
that, not even Senator Glass.
One thing has not been settled
clearly in the new Arrangement.
Evening star., 1937-01-01

OF that nation, when both govern
ments are recognized by other
countries; when the civil war
threatens to involve the United
States in an international conflict,
and so on.
The logical step to be taken
would be. however, according to a
number Of members OF Congress. to
lay down certain broad principles
and give as much latitude as pos
sible to the President to declare
Evening star., 1937-01-01

Sneutrality-which means an almost
complete cessation OF trade with
belligerents-the danger of a long
Vaar will be greatly reduced.
The Spanish incident Is typical.
,Ihe decision of company to make
atew hundred thousand dollars out
on the poor Spaniards has creAt-
edl q tremendous reverberation
Throughout Europe. And the con-
fiicting point Of view among the
mem bers of Congress about ade-
Evening star., 1937-01-01
This Changing World
Neutrality Fate Depends Precise Definitions or
Greater Presidential Discretion.
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

MEXICAN neutrality the front almost newspaper
~ throughout world than inspired
chief editorial writer who does hesitate that
decision remain strictly neutral partial TO
group powers peace world dependent
exaggerated shared most
doubt q
Evening star., 1937-01-01
MEXICAN CONGRESS ENDS

President Has Legislative Power
Until September Session.
MEXICO CITY, January w.
The Thirty-sixth Mexican Congress
adjourned last night. 1t will he re-
placed September by the thirty
seventh.
President Lszaro Cardenas has been
granted extraordinary powers to leg
islate BY decree" during the eight
months until the new Congress Ia
convened.
Evening star., 1937-01-01

Television to Be Featured.
Television will be featured at next
years Paris Exposition.
Evening star., 1937-01-01
BY PERT1NAX.

BY PERT1NAX.
HARIS, January l.-Baron Con-
- stantin Won Neurath. German
foreign minister, having asked
a the British and the French
Evening star., 1937-01-01

tCopyright, 1887
Smyrna times., 1937-06-24
Appeals Replace Guns in
Western Range Dispute

Ontario, Ore.-Resoluti instead
of bullets are being used by stock
men of the West to secure settle
ment of rangs disputes.
This was evident here following
meeting of stockmen and hay
growers.
In the old days, differences over
grass started range wars in which
blood flowed and bitter feuds tore
communities asunder.
Now under the Taylor grazing
law, with the vast public domain
subject to regulations, contending
parties are appealing to the secre-
tary of the interior
Under the guidance of r. ~
Stanfield, former United States
senator from Oregon, who once
sponsored grazing act in congress,
the Malheur county group asked
Secretary Ickes to cause a com
petent survey to be made to de-
termine the carrying capacity of the
range before any reduction in the
number of live stock permitted on
the public range is made"
Smyrna times., 1937-06-24
some of the pots hastened the

some of the pots hastened the
closing.
Benjamin Johnson, son of Judge
Johnson, of Potters Landing. and
who has been employed in the Den
ton Journal Office for some time.
has taken interest in the Harring-
ton Enterprise. And has been
made managing editor.
Lightning struck the barn of
Geroge Paris near Little Creek.
Sunday evening about 9 o'clock.
The building and about so tons of
hay were entirely destroyed. The
loss is estimated at $500; insured
in Kent County Mutual for $3.50.
Yesterday was a great day in
England, one of the greatest days
that England has ever witnessed,
the occasion being the celebration
of Queen Victoria's Jubilee, this
marking the full half century since
her assumption of the crown.
The bloody shirt" had become a
thing almost Of the forgotten past.
and nothing has so surprised and
stirred the veterans of the late war
for many a day as the order of
President Cleveland sending back
the rebel flags taken in battle. Il
put the bloody shirt" in futter,
bu happily the President saw the
mistake and countermanded the
order the next day. But the
strange thing is that the President
and his cabinet did not know that
any disposal of them or other
trophies of war must emanate
from Congress, when it seems to
have been known to so many 9TH
ers familiar with government pro-
ceedings.
Prof. Eugene Manning of the
John Hopkins University was mar
ried Monday at the residence of
the bride, to Miss Mamie G., the
second daughter of Prof. William
A. Reynolds, of Wilmington The
couple will make tour up the
Hudson. The groom is a native of
Lewes, in this State The bride is
a graduate of Delaware College.
superintendent L. Irving Handy,
of Kent County, held examinations
for first, second and third grade
certificates at Harrington on last
Tuesday; at FELTON, on Wednesday
and at Dover on Saturday. Next
Saturday he will examine appli-
cants for certificates at Smyrna
Mr.. Handy holds, and in this he is
sustained by McKendree Downham
of the Sussex Journal, that under
the new law, life certificates OF
teachers granted by the State
Board of Education will not be
valid after September 1st, 1887.
Smyrna times., 1937-06-24

the credit here he could, both for
merchandise and cash loans, he
mysteriously disappeared from
here about week ago, but his
wake is marked for some distance
by his victims. In Philadelphia he
forged a check for S35 and had it
cashed by commission merchant
who has a trade at this point, and
to whom Otis represented himself
as a tenant of a well known and
responsible peach grower. Going
to New York he in a similar man
ner obtained S25 from a commits
sion merchant on another spurious
check. Yesterday another of his
acts was first heard of. While in
Smyrna times., 1937-06-24

Philadelphia, and after duping the
party referred to, he went to an
other produce merchant to whom
he presented a forged order for the
payment of the proceeds of a ship
ment of berries which the party
whose name he forged had in the
hands of the merchant. The order
was unsuspectingly paid. The
question now is whose names he
may have used to checks in which
the fraud has not been discovered.
The past week Thomas E. Bailey
moved from his farm into the old
homestead in Kenton. Mr.. Peekey,
of Smyrna, with his force of work.
men have for weeks been engaged
Smyrna times., 1937-06-24

in remodeling the interior, while a
large brick addition has been con-
structed by w. E. c. Bell. Joseph
E. Carter has crowned the whole
with work from his artistic brush.
Mr.. Carter and his crowd of paint
ers have been further adding to the
beauty of our town. The houses
of Samuel Hutchison, Sr., and D..
S. Wilds have received paint from
his brush while at present he is en-
gagged on the residence of Stephen
Walker.
Strowberry season has passed,
and, as a general thing, with profit
to the grower.
Smyrna times., 1937-06-24
Down Frog Lane

Boston. Bostonians may deny
that this city's streets were modelled
after cowpaths, but newly dis
covered 136-year-old map Of Bos-
ton shows that High street-in the
heart of the business district-was
known as Cow Lane in 1900 Boyls-
ton street, today busy thorough
fare, was then Frog Lane.
Smyrna times., 1937-06-24

LETTER FROM KENTON
Our community is not little ag-
itated over the audacious rascality
of a man named Otis, who now is
in parts unknown. Obtaining all
Smyrna times., 1937-06-24
CONTRACT u
l Timber Ferry Boat
+. y. B. Woodland, Del.

These contracts will come under
visions Of the regular Federal
Act Of 1895 and Emergency PeHs,
priation Act Of 1885. The em1
agency for contracts in New Csstl1
shall be the United States Em5
Service at 309 Walnut St., vii
Delaware; in Kent County, The
States Employment Service, Dove
ware; and in Sussex County IA
States Employment Service. Ceo1
Delaware. The minimum wages 4
be: for New Castle County. sEll1
soc per hour, intermediate grade i
per hour. and unskilled labor 35c q
for Kent and Sussex Counties, skilI
70c per hour, intermediate grade i
per hour, and unskilled labor 25c q
Attention is called to the Spec
visions in the proposal, specifcsti
contract agreement.
Attention is also directed to lid
provisions covering yub-letting or a
the contract, and 10 the use Of I
materials when financed wholly or)
from Works Program funds.
Performance of contract shall Cd
within ten (l0) days after executio}
contract and be completed as sped
Monthly payments will be msde|
per cent of the construction conplej
month.
Bidders must submit proposal
forms provided by the Department.
Each proposal must be accompanl
surety bond. certified check, Or N,
the amount Of at least ten ll0) peri
of the total amount Of the proposal
The envelope containing The 1
must be marked Proposal for y
struction OF State Highway Z
No. .....-
The contract will be awarded o1
ed within twenty (20) days fnm !
of opening proposals.
The right is reserved to reject an
bids. u
Complete sets of plans and specil
may be obtained after July
upon receipt of two dollars lA@}
contract, which amount VIII nol
funded.
STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTM
Dover, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1937-06-24
COUNTY, AND STATE ITEMS

COUNTY AND STATE lIEMo
William w. Manlove, of Dover,
died at the home of his daughter
in Milford last week, in his list
year.
Richardson & Robbins of Dover,
have closed their cannery for a
brief season. 1t will be reopened
as soon as the peaches ripen.
Sheriff Mcdaniel sold last week
the farm of E. L. Spain in Kenton
Hundred, containing 236 acres, to
S. w. McCaulley, for $4,000.
The Dover glass works are clos
ed to remain closed until about
September 1st. The low price OF
glass and the poor condition OF
Smyrna times., 1937-06-24
CONTRACT "a.
p-4 : It. Conc. Wideni,,
brldgevile-Md. Line vi. ahs

I Conc. Widsn;
bridgeviile-Md. Line via Aiming a,IsIais
$500 Gu. Yds. Unelsssifsd
41OO NJ; MI, fds. cement Conc. .-'lssG.s Psgss
2750 Lin. Fl 3 in cl;n
joints Cork IA
40 Gu. Yds. Ceroan+ ~
1900 Lbs. Reinforcin1, .olcFeie v
1850 Lin. RI. IL in r @
80 Lin. Fl. Is n = T. I.
80 Lin. Fl. Is in p rlN
10 Lin. Fl "a n ? : pe
10 Lin. Fl. 36 in' P T Iie
500 Lin. Fl. Integral .cora aiie E,
ter N' Nuo
500 So. Fl. Cemen. Ca. .,
5 Catch Basins Ana NJ. ~ o,leSa Ia
250O Lbs. Castings TYP inle.i
$50 So. Yds. Patching p,a.,..
men- - ~
800 Lin. Fl. Slip Dowel Frr.,.;.
for Patches ''-'0
Smyrna times., 1937-06-24
Problems

do you regard yourself as a
servant Of the people?"
mo-" answered Senator Sorghum.
I'VE need the assistance Of your In
tellectual women. Politics has prob
lens enough without allowing It to
be understood that the servant
problem Is included"
Smyrna times., 1937-06-24
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF 50 YEARS AGO
,Cont-n 7ed From Page Two)

Water Gap and Saratoga.
Rev. ]. P. Quigg, of North East,
Nd, spent last night in town, leav-
ing this morning. He had numer-
GUS cordial greetings.
Smyrna times., 1937-06-24
Just Informal

A dumb little girl ana her chum
were discussing the boy friend Of
the former.
The only thing ! don't like about
him." said her friend, ''is that he's
too rough"
He isn't rough" replied the
young mans sweetie. Hes just in
formal"
Smyrna times., 1937-06-24
CONTRACT a.

Blt. Surfacing Course
augustine Cgt-Off-New Bridge Rd
$50 Tons Waterbound MscsSass
Course '-''
1850 Tons Bituninous Co,.-,.,
Course
Smyrna times., 1937-06-24
Silver Lake CONTRACT po;SAC ls,a
Adhe Bridge AnnTh

1900 Gu. Yds. I-rclor pioaches b
l40O Gu. Ydg. Co,Sssiaed Ceo5arss ned Excavs,I
Mix cement Conc. PsTsS
$50 Lin. Fl. q in s,;
,- joints Cork , oo"el Tsal
so5 ! 8. 8: 8. !cssas1s'1s ce@s1ss coSs3:s. Ss,
800 800 Lin. f. y in. T S q
o26o 26o Lin. Fl, Is in. R : = x. I. c. l
300 = 800 Lin. Fl. Integral !, c. y, Pipe
$500 So. F.. Cement = cop cSone, Cub 1
Is Catch Basins ~ SGGnerete Sids|
1900 Lbs. Castings anu Drop Inle,s
100 Lin. F., Wire p,
10 End Post AttscS eSope Gusrd FL
400 So. Yds. Re1oraiii RS,.iiienis
Pavement q q PGssni
1860 So. Fl. Brick sid,
w '4' ius. Wire Mesh Reip,,,..l
Smyrna times., 1937-06-24
CONTRACT ;,o

R.4 Deautlheation
Nd. Line 10 Glasgow 2jSs
354 Trees
1900 Plants
26OO So. Yds. Top Soiling
Smyrna times., 1937-06-24
ADVERTISEMENT pon :

State H. proposals will be rs,..
Dover. Ajsn" nsI "ay DIepartmept. t.sCel'sl e !
ern STANDARD r; 'VV o'clock n
that time ana " ~ July IA, iG,t'
contracts involving the puoliely tai;ly Oh
innate Quantities: '"e following
Smyrna times., 1937-06-24
Comparison.

How much does a farm hand
charge for a full days work."
II dunno" said Farmer Corntos-
sell II s'pose my ideas is influenced
by the way ! was raised. At the
present time, SO far as can see,
there amt any such thing as a full
days work"
La gaceta., 1937-05-31
UN ITALIANO
TORPEDEO UN VAPOR MER
CANFE ESPANOL CERCA DE
BARCELONA
Murieron ahogados los pasaje-
ros que llevaba ell "Ciudad
de Barcelona"

Madrid mayo 31.-El gobier-
no de la Generalidad catalina
do aver la noticia de que un
submarine italiano habfa tor
pedeado ell valpor "Ciudad de
Barcelona, muriendo ahogados
so pasajeros. Mas de 800 perso-
mas So hallaban a bordo del bU-
que Y dicese que solo so han
oodido ser recogidas.
Cree ell gobierno que Sc trata
de un ataque en- represalias por
ell bombardeo del acorazado
Deutschland.
A los pocos minutos de habe"
sido torpedeado ell vapor desapa
reci6 de la superficie.
Ell mismo submarine dispar6
un torpedo contra el vapor, pc
70 no 10 alcanz6. Ell torpedo fue
recogido en- la playa de Calella.
Los aeroplanos leales que a.
companaban al vapor dejaron
caer bombas contra ell submari-
no, que Sc sumergi6.
Mrssolini ha ordenado a sus
buques de guerra que disparen
contra la aviaci6n leal sin aviso,
en- case de que 'les amenazen
en- las aguas del Mediterraneo".
Mantiene Mussolini que no Sc
molestara en- protestar ante Ell
comite de no-intervenci6n v que
sus barcos protegeran la bande-
ra italiana zen cualquier lugar
Y en- cualquier tempo.
La ar~tilleria facciosa funcio-
no de nuevo contra Madrid, ma
tando por 10 menos 80 personals
Y recibiendo heridas mas de 10.
Procedian los proyectiles del la
do oeste y estuvieron cayendo
durante tres horas.
Los canones leales contesta-
ron al fuego atacando las bate
rfas insurgentes de Garabitas,
en- la Casa de Campo.
Todos los ataques de los fac
ciosos de Mola en- ell sector de
Bilbao han sido redhazados,
narticularmente los reaiizados
contra Munguia y Ordufia. Mas
de 100 aeroplanos facciosos alta
caron las posiciones leales.
La gaceta., 1937-05-31
Alemania amenaza con tomar medidas de violen-
ella contra Ell Gobiemo de la Republca Espanola
Hitler mandara una nota de protesta al {
de No-Intervencion
Ell Gobierno de Valencia estima justificado Ell
bombardeo del acorazado Deutschland

Paris, mayo 31.-sIndignado
porque los aviones reprblicanos
de Espana hicieron fuego con-
ira ell acorazado Deutschland,
que habia disparado contra e.
Hos sus canones antiaereos, ell
gobierno de Hitler ha mandado
una nota amenazante al gobier-
no de Valencia.
Hitler da a entender que su flo
ia tomara venganza Y que Ale
mania renunciara su promesa
de neutralidad, 81 Ell gobierno
espanol no tolera que sus bu-
qUes dominen por completo las
aguas de Mallorca, base de los
cobardes ataques de la aviaci6n
fascista contra Valencia, BARGE
Iona y otras poblaciones del Me
diterraneo.
I'm communicate del gobierno.
aleman, basado en- las mentiras
"nazis", dice: ell gobierno con-
testara a esta provocaci6n de
los criminales espaholes.
Cuando Ell acorazado Deutsch
land abri6 fuego sobre los aero
pianos leales, que hacian un re-
c~oRocimisnto. Jos aeroplan0s
La gaceta., 1937-05-31

contestaron al fuego, deiando
caer bombas sobre el y causan-
dole grandes averfas, ademas de
% mrertos y 80 heridos.
Ell acorazado lentamente BUS
CO refugio en- Gibraltar, donde
entr6 con las banderas a media
asia.
Hitler, que sc encontrada en-
Munich, regres6 a Berlin v lla-
mo a conferenciar a jefes del e.
jercito y de la marina.
Alemania ha llegado en- su
desvergdenza politica a prohi-
bir que aeroplanos leales vuelen
scbre srs buques de guerra en-
aguas de Espana, como 81 las
aqua de Mallorca lie pertene-
cieran.
Ell gobierno de Berlin .aegura
que dara cuenta al comite de no
Intervention de las medidas que
resuelva tomar.
Una nota del gobierno de Va
lencia ,fifmada por Ell ministro
de defensa, don Indalecio Prize
to, informa que Ell Deutschland
abri6 fuego sobre los aviones
(Pasa q Ia 4a.l
La gaceta., 1937-05-31
Ell ABOGADO
OSCAR NORTON

AL chocar su autom6wil con
un poste de la luz, una palma y
la baranda oeste del puente de
Ia Gale de Cass, sufrio aver le-
stones graves Ell abogado Oscar
II. Norton, de As amos, vecino
de la casa n1mero SOC de la a.
venida South Willop.
Testigos del accidente decla-
ran que ell abogado llevaba su
coche a gran yelocidad y aparen
temente perdi6 el dominic del
volante.
Le asistieron en- el hospital
municipal, de la fractura del to-
billo derecho, heridas, contusio-
mes y sintomas de connection
cerebral, -
La gaceta., 1937-05-31

Sc brinda para albergar a un
niho espanol la Sra. Aurora Gar
ella, vecina de la casa n1mero
2315 de la Gale de Green. en-
West Tampa.
Gracias, sonora Garcia, y haga
inscribir su nombre en- ell Conf
te Popular Democr&tico de So
zorro a Espana.
Inscribanse hoy o manana,
con ell Comite, las personals que
deseen albengar, alimentar y
cuidar a ninos espaholes.
lCuantos duenos, encargados
capataces espanoles Sc ofrecen
para alimentar v cuidar a Is
nifos?
La gaceta., 1937-05-31
Ell PUCILISTA
ANTONIO CANCELA
Sc buscG a Antonio Prellezco

lngres6 aver en- la carcel
del condado, sometido a una
Investigation que realiza la O.
ficina del sheriff, ell conocido
pugilista Tony Cancela, estrella
que fue del team" de futbol
del Institute Hillsborough v
miembro de una conocida v
respetada familia.
Sc relaciona a Cancela cor
I'm asalto Y robo cometido en-
un restaurant de Ybor City v
Sc menciona como sus c6mpli
ces a Antonio Prellezco, que
lie de Raiford ell aho pasad Z
a un individuo de la raz
gra.
El diputado Culbre aSe
gura que Cancela, P@ne@co ~
Ell negro Sc persorrfon en- 81
restaurant de Danuei Diaz'
cuadra 1900. de a septima ave
nida, y hacifcdose pasar por
agentes de "a autoridad lie a
rrestarop : lie dejaron despues
en- libertad bajo fianza de 100
pesos.
Dfaz declara que Cancela lie
mostr6 una chapa y lie amena-.
La gaceta., 1937-05-31

Dos malas noticias: La prime
"a que los degenerados marines
de Hitler, los verdugos de la CT
vilizaci6n, los enemigos de Es-
pana y de la humanidad, bonn :
bardearon hoy a Allnerfa.
Sobre una poblaci6n no pre- :
parada para la defensa y Ell com
bate, la escuadra alemana, COM
puesta de barcos hechos con la
sangre de los humildes, vomit6
centenares o miles de proyecti-
les.
Els una declaration de guerra,
un ataque cobarde, no anuncia-
do, a pesar de que ell Comite de
No+Intervencion habfa asigna-
do a Alemania la vigilancia de
una parte importantisima del
Mediterraneo.
La vigilancia en- manos de los
piratas y los criminales; la vi
gilancia en- manos de los asesi-
nos de mujeres y ninos.
Una naci6n de primer or
den'', bombardeando sin aviso a
un puerto de la Repdblica Es-
pamela.
Esto a las pocas horas de ha-
Der un Submarine italiano tor
pedeado, sin aviso, a un vapor
mercante espanol, ell Ciudad de
Barcelona.
81 alguna duda tenia algin
espanol o northumberland de
que Espana combatia tambien
frente a los italianos y alema-
mes fascistas, esta horrenda e
objectionable salvajada de hoy
lie convencera hasta la saciedad.
La retaguardia debe estre-
char sus filas Y no comprar ma
da que venga de Italia, Alema-
MIA O la Espana fascista.
Y malditos y despreciados
sean los que tratan de favorecer
los ;produetos de esos paises v
de los facciosos sus aliados.
La gaceta., 1937-05-31
Es CALOR Es INTENSE

Tampa tuvo aver ell dia mas
icaluroso del mes de mayo, con
temperature de 94.3 a las cua-
tro de la tarde.
En- horas de la mahana ell ca
Tor fue de 81 grades, subiendo
|despuSs tres grades.
La gaceta., 1937-05-31

Tenemos ell gusto de congra-
tular a los miembros de la logia
mas6nica Universal, compuesta
de hombres que detestan Ell fas-
.porque en- 81 fiesta de a.
yer no consumieron coiiac fas-
cista.
Ellos saben que ell fascismo,
sea espanol, italiano o aleman,
es enemigo de la masoneria Y de
la Tbertad.
Masones one temian que al
guien llevara csc cofiac, nos die
ron el aviso.
Dijimos que no crefamos posi-
BILE tai cosa v la verdad ha veni-
do a darnos la raz6n.
Algunos tipos, semifascistas,
Sc despacharon aver contra no
sotros; pero va Ell pueblo los CO.
noce.
La gaceta., 1937-05-31

Ell Deuchstland, un acorazado
aleman, estaba en- Ibiza y atac6
a los aeroplanos leales.
Era su deber situarse a diez
millas de Ia costa.
Hoy, los cobardes, los padras
tros de Franco, bornbardearon a
Almeria porque la aviaci6n leal
se defendi6 de los ataques de un
buque aleman.
La gaceta., 1937-05-31

az con encerrarlo 81 no presta'
ba una fianza de 5000, por
"cuanto habia comprado ciga
rrillos de contrabando,"
Cancela lie do un erecibo y
Dfaz lie pas6 aviso q Ia oficina
del sheriff. Cuando. Cancela
fue detenido solo tensa en- sus
bolsillos $31. .S,
Diaz lie identified como e
hombre que lie raOstrt 70 shA,
pa y lie diio era diDutado de'
sheriff,
La gaceta., 1937-05-31

La segund. mala noticia nos
la comunica Jose Garcia Ora
nell, miliciano de Tampa, miem
bro del Battalion Lincoln.
Nos informa Granell que han
muertc en- ell frente de Madrid,
dando su vida por la Libertad y
la Democracia, Ramiro Secades,
3 quien Sc conocfa aqui por Sal
cita, obrero rezagador; r. Pc
rex, que trabaiaRa en- u fSbriea