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Evening star., 1937-09-24

diplomatic
would undoubtedly
cabinet.
minister
compelled potions headache medicine
the music they London Washington
military
what kind ho they placing
diplomats military
regardless the other nations think
As press has a special
Chinese comply with the The Chinese
independence Of
discussing
insincere eyerything?"
the legal" has otuen
press government special meaning defense
it for
Chinese unit turned and fed, the other illegally
forces"
Just government in French courts
Evening star., 1937-09-24

of the market" reduce lqudy trading
But when William of the S. E c. flew
dropped sentence he
all He that
All his charts
forces behind the
I'VE will interfere said
So still
enough cash OF
Copyright 1881 by Incl
Evening star., 1937-09-24

Stdtc. ~ WHO Lille
providential state
par excellence. 1t
had universal old
age, S C k n e s S
a n d unemploy-
ment insurances
and benefits. It
h a d universal
trade unioniSm,
and for m an y
y ars it was
largely governed
by the t a d e S
unions. 1t per-
ished not because
it failed TO meet
human needs. but
Evening star., 1937-09-24
Leap Year Problem.

LOUISVILLE, KY, September "a
P).-The leap-year birthday question
gave Louisville's social security office
q puzzler.
The subject was Frank c. Bray,
born February 90, 1872; age, is. if you
count birthdays; IS, if you count just
years.
The office decided it by entering
Bray's birth date as February % and
granting him the lump old-age benefit
payment he asked.
Evening star., 1937-09-24

grown apace since
planned econo-
my" and govern
ment control of
numerous factors
In the business
world began to be
so ar-reaching.
But the truth
Is that most of
the economists in
the government
and most of the
officials W h o S e
work brings them
In contact with
the economic side
of things frankly
Evening star., 1937-09-24

ing 1t. Political
railbirds wait for
a word, a smile,
a froun to irldi-
cate to what ex-
tent this is a
presidential pu-
nitive expedition.
The compact,
v j g or Gus, re-
sourceful foothill
Senator has been
a n in t I'm a I e
friend and ally Of
James A. Farley
and has b e e n
tightly g e a r e d
s,.1 tla1 ,r1nr
Evening star., 1937-09-24
GRANTED ClEMENCY

Illinois Publisher Freed of Sen
tence by Roosevelt.
The White House notified Attorney
General Cummings yesterday that
President Roosevelt had granted exec
utive clemency to John W. Tilton. "a
Evening star., 1937-09-24

eAJIeI1leS OF HaTKeC uuCLUatlOnSJ
as a yodeler loves his, has looked
with suspicion on the Washington
experts. especially members of the
Securities and Exchange Commits
sion. The operators were afraid
the economists wanted to Iron
out" as they call it, all the peaks,
fill up the valleys and reduce
market fluctuations to the dead
and dreary level Of a plateau. Or,
in their language. enforce a "thjn-
Evening star., 1937-09-24
What's Back of It All
Roosevelt's Visit Linked to Possibility of More
Favorable Treaty Treatment
BY H. r, BAUKHAGE.


@HERE be behind President
British land of
hower beds which is famous
quite within o that his
words to the Canadian people bid
United
the wheels creased for
which q
with
Two things the State
that Americans living British
Evening star., 1937-09-24

for the return of 5000 shares Of
the Djibuti-Addis Ababa Railroad.
When the French obtained
from the Ethiopian Emperor the
concession to build that railroad, 1t
gave Halle 5000 of the 10000
shares then issued. The value Of
those shares is 500 apiece.
The Italian government
claims that since Selassie is now
only private individual those
shares should revert to the En-
Evening star., 1937-09-24

THE opinions OF the rtes page are their opn mt
, scssari!y Ths Stars Such opinions presented IN
readers although such opinions contradcorv axoo
themseOes and directly opposed to The Stars.
Evening star., 1937-09-24

ueIIIS tIlere, WHen IL comes 70 the
question Of income taxes. A Cana
dian-American tax treaty was
drawn up by Acting Secretary OF
State Moore while Secretary Hull
was away in South America. Cam
ada was kind enough to give us
little help in running down our tax
evaders in her borders, but even
that quid pro quo didn't allow Mr..
Hull to relish the job of urging the
covenant on the Senate when he
Evening star., 1937-09-24
BY DOROTHY THOMPSON.

BY DOROTHY THOMPSON.
TINE President again suggests
that the European democratic
governments broke down be-
cause the people failed to OBJ
tain under them the material benefits
they demanded. This is 4 highly
challengeable statement.
The German Republic represented
the New Deal concept Of the social
Evening star., 1937-09-24
Coal for 1900 Years.

The United States is estimated 10
have coal enough in the ground to
last 1000 years.
Evening star., 1937-09-24
This Changing World
johnson Would Not Have Left Embassy if Hull
Had Been Here, "Insiders" Say.
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.


little likelihood
ngton again while tho international
/ tense
insiders in the State
Washington after the
Chang Kasheks capital Ambassador johnson would
Embassy for the
that johnson had been advised by Of the special
advisers anything bring
the JapAnee And johnson reluctantly
Evening star., 1937-09-24

Wiplng out another blow to Ameri-
can prestige in the Far East. The
strong note sent to Toxic plainly
told the Japanese that the Govern
ment Of this country is not pre-
pared to comply with the destruc-
tive desires Of the military leaders
in the Far East.
How this country could force
Japan to make good any damage
American citizens might suffer in
China Ia annther matter Presllrn-
Evening star., 1937-09-24

"s'hfIIb II pIIcy NOUIeI I VI IIIoII
any clue to the steady downward
trend of the stock market and the
surface signs of slow-up in business.
The theory that Washington knows
the answer to economic riddles has
Evening star., 1937-09-24
The EGGS and other ingredients already mixed!
No Bother No Muss. No Fuss No Failure!

AT LAST! A real, honest-to-
"A goodness waffle discov-
cry! Waffles with that cher
ished Southern goodness! No
bother of mixing and max
ing! No worry about failure!
FIXT Waff1es are as easy as
one, two, three! All the fine
ingredients-aour, eggs, milk,
sugar, baking powder, pure
vegetable shortening, salt,
flavoring-are already mixed!
You simply add water ard
stir! That's all! In 2 minutes,
your rich, creamy batter goes
Evening star., 1937-09-24
Crisis
Is Feared
Ahead
"Day of Reckoning"
Within Two Years
Held Likely.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

.OR several days there has been
steady barrage of inquiries
directed to newspaper men here
oSkioo IL thoy could f,trriSh
Evening star., 1937-09-24

1t Is certainly = challengeable state
ment that relationships have replaced
"democracies which failed to func-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-07-30
DRIVERS RULES
The Time to Prevent An Ac-
cident is Before it Happens

At all times drivers must observe
the laws for speed and other traffic
regulations prescribed by local gov
ernment.
Signal by hand before, NOT WHEN,
you make a turn, slow down or stop.
When making either right or left
hand turns give pedestrians sufficient
warning and time to get out of your
path.
Keep safe distance behind vehicle
ahead in order to assure proper stop
if other vehicle stops suddenly.
Before backing up be sure that no
person or vehicle is directly behind;
back slowly.
Passing of vehicles, except street
cars, proceeding in the same direction,
must be made to the left; sound horn
when passing.
Street cars must be passed to the
right; if street car has stopped to
take or leave passengers, stop not
less than ten feet behind car except
at safety zones, in which case proceed
slowly and with caution.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-07-30
sg PQtronize Hamilton Industries gs
GORHAM
Company Signs Jewelry
Union Pact

An agreement negotiated by Local
No. 81, International Jewelry Work
ers of Providence, Rhode Island, with
the Gorham Manufacturing Company
of that city recognizes the union as
the exclusive bargaining agency for
the company's employees in 36 de-
partments to determine rates of pay,
wages, hours of employment or other
conditions of employment, Subject to
the provisions of the national labor
relations act, and to any require
ment of any law now or hereafter en-
acted which may require the COM
pany to recognize any other agent
or agency in whole or in part for said
purpose"
The eight hour day and forty hour
week is established by the agreement.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-07-30

Q.-Did any union ever give up pre-
viously existing privileges in pro-
noting new contracts?
A.-Yes. The Brewery Workers
Union insisted on the cancellation of
unlimited beer allowance, and sleep
ing quarters, for its members. Inde-
pendence of workers of any favors of
the employers was gained, as well as
improvement in health and habits.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-07-30

That he is unconscious of auto
apotheosis-
Or whose cause has become so pre-
carious
That he resorts to desperate bias
phemy-
When other and reasonable argu-
ments crumble in his hands
''The poor We have always with
you"
Therefore, poverty is a part of Gods
plan
Therefore, we need poverty in
order to be religious
We must have the poor, on whom
to practice our charity
Saying nothing of the damnation
of the poor
Who have none but the birds on
whom to practice their religion
But if there must be the poor
There must also be the rich who
have religion
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-07-30

Therefore, if you would not fight
against Cod"
Get rich! honestly, if you can, but
get yours
Because that is the divine plan, for
some to be rich
And then, it is SO much more COM
Portable
One can be really sanitary
1t is SO disgusting to be poor
There is really no excuse for pow
erty in these days
Any man can get work if he only
would exert himself
Except that God made the poor,
and all that in them is
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-07-30

That men use or operate machines
to make commodities
That control of machines is not even
for making of commodities
That jobs arise from labor rela-
tions of boss and his "hands"-
That when prospect of profits is
not visible
Jobs disappear, and machines
stand idle
Making nothing at all.
In 20 years, from 1910 to 1890
Population increased 32.5 per
cent
While jobs of all kinds, including
small business men
Including clerks, and women work
ers on farms
Increased only 27 per cent
Farm machinery made no jobs for
farmers
There were 10000 less farmer
owners and tenants in 1880 than in
1910
There were 1,812,869 less farm la
borers--
There were $4,000 fewer women
farm laborers
In 20 years, from 1910 to 1880
Proprietors, managers and officials
increased 11.9 per cent
Wholesale and retail business men
increased 42.2 per cent
But gained only by one-half of one
per cent of total gainfully employed
While superstitution protects the
holy faith
In the Profit-Machine creed.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-07-30

So, don't fight against Cod
Even the Machine has become
holy
It has become something to lie
about, also
It is. so obvious that the Tabor
saving" device
Is effective only if it maroons the
laborer-
That the prophets Of the Machine
feel constrained
To preach a new gospel: that "The
Machine Makes Jobs"
CLOSING over glaring facts: that
Machines really make nothing
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-07-30
Truths Pondered While
Riding! at
Anchor
"Then gently scan
your brother man
d. NJ NoIo1x
By Mr.. MOdestus.

Holy Words
The old-time technique of religious
argument
sDon't fight against Cod"
The old argument of the man who
knows Gods mind
Whose own egotism is SO collos-
sal---
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-07-30
LaborQueriies

Questions and Answers on La
Dor: What 1t Has Done; Where
1t Stands on Problems of the
Day; It's Aim and Program;
Who's Who in the Ranks of
the Organized Toilers, ETC., etc.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-07-30

The union label has the "green
light go!
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-07-30
Roster Of Organizations
HAMILTON LABOR UNIONS

Tad~ and
1sadsd satuda.I nr
B B np No. s Mpi @ 5 Nh a % m m labor Temple g T m Ban @ m m Edison
Soft Drink Workers No End 1h Fridays Trades Council Jim so Lauder s RS
H ss Clinton Ave
eas G
Wednesday, Tsmpshe
Mesp4a @ and Auto rsan Local @ a % h Wed Labor Tsn I Brown ces
Metal Bra 1893 1888 Pleasant
M ] @ s No No m ai @ T No No % D n a s No. c 1s
cal Q a 1H Vessel
Faas F D ag HANGERS No. d % h % 1a @ Bsa Mns s m Chestnut 81
re Temple
Mondays
saa'sg Static Tsn9 W Tsn Labor Temple " Harry Moo Moore @ 4 sa Hudson Ave
Ts ] '.9s q 4 M s s list na s@ @ d 5Hs hs % 1920 1920 ] G9
@ @ No. y l1s labor np pn @ @ 4ob 7o e ns AY %
Traes. Iatocou Pm nan4 Thursday
Amalpmted Association Iron -
nnea.s No s2l Sunday NJ a Han R G. ogsby Nwgfgl
thursday + c HsIc E - ndnetwn
No 1odayT
sand stamfHer tuesday, Manchester
4
r 6
Monday 8 Han 49, - H
DISTRICT ORGANIZATIONS 1-----
Moer Conference Board chas Hua 4s Roosevelt Ave- Pqu
That control Of machines is not
Baaenas Tbs Brennan 1o8 Edison Ave- making of omndtia
Buldn- Trades aad sol Minor Ave 80,
Enrnsrs Local No J5n Grn. Ih So 3d o.
e aas eadns @ ] W Ma~ag go AVE- Minor D9n A Ohio
Mix L Cream Drivers HELPERS Ed pn a5 Noble Ay o 1e5M Making
Pap % Maker. Waaar s Fe1na a as esmrt Ave years. from
Population a
S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-14

o.
des
folks in lsomedy
redup
And lomens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-14
By HOLLlNG CLANCY HOlLlNc.
DEPARTMENT OF
ANTHROPOLOGY

Lacrosse, with few varia-
tions, was played by many
tribes In the South, rack
cts such - tAesa, were used
In pairs. The ball was 4
buekskin hsG stuffed with
buffalo hair. Seine tribes
used . wooden ball, buck.
skin covered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-14
A GAME WITH GOAL-POSTS FAR APART


n
MEANWHILE nstwobl
Grm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-14
Exx
DIVISION OF
ETHNOLOGY

Northern tribes used the
single lacrosse sticks of
various designs. The long
Mohawk type Is similar to
the racket used by univer-
sity teams today. Since 1859
lacrosse has been the ma.
tionsl game of Canada,
using teams Of IL players. :
La gaceta., 1937-07-24

ca del rio Alberche, destruyen-
do seis aparatos i~talianos Y ale
names. Los aviones bombardea-
ron tambien a Caceres, Talave-
ra de la Reina y varios aero
dromos del enemigo.
Las nuevas tacticas insurgen
ties, en- conjunto, han product
do para ellos un rotundo fra
case. Va %infanteria y la avia-
ci6n sufrieron bajas considera-
bles.
Madrid no es Bilbao. Ell go
bierno puede poner un nuevo
soldado por cada soldado que
ponga ell enemigo, un tanque
por cada tanque, un aeropla
no por cada a~eroplano. Man
tiene Ell gobierno su dominic
del aire, ell que los facciosos tie
nian en- Bilbao, cuando ALI a.
tacaron.
Aparte de las bajas sufri-
das, en- muertos Y heridos, los
facciosos tuvieron perdidas
materiales que Sc calculan en-
So, 700, 900 En- esta guerra
del pobre" esa es una suma
considerable.
Informa ell general Pozas
desde Barcelona que tres aero
pianos rebeldes dejaron caer
|bombas en- Tortosa, matando
a cuatro personals. Pasa de 40
ell n1mero de heridos.
Los refuerzos moros, de mo
ros j6venes, que muy POGO sa-
ben de la guerra moderna, han
entrado en- Espaha por Alge-
ciras, procedentes de Ceuta,
Tetuan y Melilla.
Muchos de los moros han ST.
do mandados a Granada, dom
de las tropas republicans con
tin1an avanzando en- dos sec
torres.
La gaceta., 1937-07-24

Cuando Jose Maria era mi
nistro de la guerra y dominabs
ell gabinete del exhombre LIE
rroux, el emperador del "stra'
perlo", Franco obedecia orde.
mes del "inquisidor".
Francisco construia fortfi-
caciones en- la sierra; Francis.
co era jefe de estado mayor.
Francisco Sc preparaba para pi.
sotear su honor Y agredir al go.
bierno legitimo.
Muerto Sanjurjo, ell jefe de
los traidores, y fusilado Coded
la militicanalla Sc entreg6 Ell
las manos de Franco.
Entonces ell general empezt
a darle "instrucciones" a Gil
este Sc enfad6. Gruneron los
canes y no Sc mordieron-----. J
ahora Sc han reconciliado.
La gaceta., 1937-07-24
ETICA DEL SOLDADO
DEL PUEBLO
Ell CAT

La venganza es rencor alma
cenado con frialdad. El venga-
two es producto de una injusti-
cia. Para actuar, Y actuar a mo-
do, sabe esperar ell momento
propicio para realizar su ven
ganza. Ell vengativo es un pro-
ducto del Ejercito burgues. En-
nuestro Ejercito del pueblo no
cabe ell vengativo. En- nuestro
Ejercito hay un intimo contac-
to de los soldados con los Man
dos, v entire ambos existe una
franco, amplia y democratica
camaraderfa. Mandos " solda-
dos Sc tratan, sc conocen, Sc es-
timan Y respetan. Para evitar
que en- nuestro Ejercito del pue
bio Sc produzca Ell vengativo u
otros elementos indeseables, sc
hace la autocritica, la somocri-
tica, la autobiografia y la somo-
biografia.
Con la autocritica sc conocen
los defectos y debilidades; con
la somocrftica sc seflalan i'm
dividual v colectivamente las
formulas para llegar a corre-
girse, a depurarse Individual y
, colectivamente.
Con la autobiograffa y somo-
biograffa conocemos al indivi-
duo tai cual 81 Sc We y tai como
lie ven los demas. Sc SAGA en-
conclusion defectos ly cualida-
des que cada uno posee, para
mejor encuadrarlo en- los Qua
dros del Ejercito constructive
como es ell nuestro.
Con la somocrftica-critica
en- plural todos para uno- sc
conoce ell valor intrinseco de
cada individuo. Los que simpA-
titan senalan las buenas cuali-
dades los que les somos antipa-
ticos marcan los defectos; los
ecuapimes seialan defectos y
cualidades, indicando normas a
seguir para acabar con unos y
afianzarse con otros.
Asi, con esta critica eonatrue
La gaceta., 1937-07-24
NUEVO
POR ARKANSAS


Washington, julio 23.-se
ha communicate a esta ciudad la
noticia de qve Ell gobernadof
Carl E. Bailey de Arkansas, ha
sido nominado como successor en-
ell senado de Jose r. Robinson.
fallecido hace pocos dias. Bal
ley ira como candidate a una e.
LEGION extraordinaria que Sc e.
efectuara en- septiembre.
Antes de ser abogado Y me-
terse en- la politica, Bailey fue
zapatero y obrero ferroviario.
La gaceta., 1937-07-24
Ia ,toataOfenSm de los FasdstS fspanOks y @
AfadS ha sidO fqiidada pG I General Jose Miaja

franeeses. Tai tribute es un evi
denSe contraste con los actos
de despreeio de la n~o-interven
ci6n realizados por los gobier
nos de Italia Y Alemania.
Hasta los peri6dicos mas an
ti-izquierdistas, como Journal
Des Debats y Liberte, dicen
que Moscou ha cumplido su
palabra y los convenios firma-
dos, lie Temps sin rodeos a
firma La tests italiana es in
admissible desde todos los pun
tos de vista y tiene todas las a.
pariencias de una maniobra
obstruccionista. Els muy curio-
so YER a Grandi apoyando aho-
ra ell restablecimiento Y vi
gorizaci6n del control mien-
tras Italia Y Alemania 10 han
arruinado retirandose del sis
tema de control naval. TODD
10 sucedido da la impression de
que Italia no quiere dar NADIA
" obtenerlo TODD para ventaja
del general Franco. 81 no Sc
%encuentra un canine para sa-
lir de este atolladero, tendra
que ser revisada o anulada to-
da la norma de no-interven-
ci6n...
Ell "Petit Parisien'', que ha
venido alardeando de neutra-
lidad, llega hasta ell punto de
decir: Tai parece que ell 60
bierno de Roma simplemente
Sc propone torpedear todos los
planes que Inglaterra propo-
ne.
Francia quiere permanecer
neutral, pero no Sc sometera a
las instrucciones de Roma.
La gaceta., 1937-07-24
"THE PILOT

Recibimos IN ejemplar de es-
te peri6dico obrero, 6rgano Off
.cial de la Union Martina de A
merica.
En- ell numero que tenemos a
la vista Sc pide a los marineros
que ingresen en- ell CLIO.
Pertenecen a la Union Mari
TINA los tripulantes echados a
Ia fuerza de los vapores "Cuba"
y Florida.
Publica "El Photo una lista
de donativos hechos por las tri-
pulaciones de los vapores Auror
ra, Black Falcon, Munargo, A
merican Banker, Black Heron,
Black Gull, Ulua, Ancon, 0rien-
tie, Spencer Kellogg, Luis Luck
enbauch, Wilmoto, West Gu
setta, Santa Elena, Frieda, Pris
ella, California, Edward Luck
anbauch, Quirigua, Sea Thrush,
Veragua, j. J.. Luckenbauch,
American Robin, Lillian Luck
anbach, Caracas, Arta y Pres.
Roosevelt a favor de la causa de
la Rep1bliea Espanoia,
La gaceta., 1937-07-24
CHUNGAS Y NO.ClUNGA.
La trilogia fasciste. Jose Maria.
Sancho. - La verdad yellos.'

La maxima trilogfa lfascista
espanola n integran France Ell
matarife, Jose Maria Gil Robes
Ell correvedile de los Jesuitas, y
Juan March Ell contrabandisfa.
~Franco y Ell ST.. Robes Sc ha-
llaban en- desacueO pero aho-
ra, segdn dicen de Roma, Sc
han reconciliado.
o Traidores los dos y los dos
despreciables. March es ell me
jor del "grupito' porque no
pretande pasar por "puritano''
o persona decente".
La gaceta., 1937-07-24
AIgunas celumnas ~facciosas han perdido hasta
las dos terceras parties de sus hombres.
los traidores YIN nuevo plan de comba-
tie Y les fesulto tan malo como los anteriores.

Madrid. julio 24.-Julian
Bell, uno de los mas ilustres poe
tas j6venes de I~nglaterra, de
28 amos, fue mortalmente heri-
do cuando manejaba ina ambu-
lancia para Ell gobierno leal.
Era autor de varios libros Y ha'
bfa sido professor de ingles en-
las universidades de China.
La contraofensiva rebelde
ha sido liQuidada y su preston
ma dejado de tener i%mportancia
para las milicias leales, que no
ceian en- sus esfuerzos para a.
poderarse de Villafranca del
Castillo. Los insurgentes han
fortificado a Villafranca, pero
esta posici6n seria de gran inn
portancia para las tropas leales,
por cuanto ensancharia su sa-
liente.
Ademas de ESQ Villafrana es
un pueblo lave en- ell sector de
la sierra.
Las perdidas sufridas por los
facciosos son tan enormes que
ell mando leal parece preparar
Sc para seguir la ofensiva que
lie diera la possession de Brunette,
Quijorna y Villanueva della Ca
nada.
Mintiendo aver por la radio,
desde Hendaya los facciosos di-
jeron que habian obtenido una
gran victoria en- Brunette; Pc
no la noticia es completamente
falsa Y para consume de los fas-
cistas de la retaguardia.
En- los recientes combates las
|columnas de Franco fueron diez
madas por las ametralladoras,
laa rtillerfa Y la aviaci6n leal,
Aseg1rase que algunas de elias
han quedado reducidas a la ter
|cera parte del numero de hon.
bres que tenfan.
Nuevos refuerzos moros lie
llegaron a Franco y los mario
qvies sostuvieron ell peso del
combate en- las posiciones mas
peligrosas; pero nj con los no
ros nj con los italianos ell jefe
fascista ha logrado rechazar a
los leales.
En- las operaciones de aver,
en- Espol6n, los facciosos tuvie-
ron que cruzar, en- veloz retira-
da, ell rio Parales, dejando en- ell
campo cerca de un c~entenar de
cadaveres.
lei hecho de que Franco Sc
haya visto obligado a utilizar
los moros en- tan gran n1mero
es Una prueba evidente de la es-
casez de las tropas espanolas.
Sc continGa asegurando que en-
ell sector de la Sierra, donde
manda ell general Mangada, no
hayan sido vistos soldados ale
names e italianos, pero 81 tecni-
cos.
A los moros Sc les acredita
resistido cuatro dias en-
.Quijorna, cuando mas violenta
era la ofensiva republican,.
Los jefes militares insisten
en- decir que los facciosos proba-
ron un nuevo plan, en- su re-
ciente ~ofensiva, y les result6
tan malo como los anteriores.
Eel ministro de Defensa CO.
munica que la aviaci6n leal a.
taco un aerodromo faccioso, Ger
La gaceta., 1937-07-24

Los fascistas mantienen en-
este pals su propaganda contra
la verdad y la Republica Es-
pamela.
Una senora llegada a New
York, esposa de un individuo
lue perteneci6 a la correra d.
plomatica, dijo a los Periods
tas: rs muy raro en- Barcelona
ell ageite, Ell azdcar, Ell pan y e!
jabh. Hay, sin embargo, abun-
dancia de caviar russo.
Hay mas aceite en- Barcelo-
ma que en- Alemania, sonora, 81
Sc refiere listed al aceite de oil.
va. Az1car no falta, nj Tampa
co Ell pan, pero las mejores
raciones son para los soldados,
no para los miembros de la quin
ia columna.
Y 81 en- Barcelona hay abun.
dancia de caviar ,tambien hay
abundancia de honradez, virili.
dad, altruismo y otras cosas
que no hay en- Salamanca y tam
POGO en- Lisboa.
iVaya a ~confesarse con e.
padre Sancho!