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Evening star., 1937-08-07
Activities in Local Churches
Wesley Meth otiist.

Moral Convictions in Modern Life"
will be the Sunday morning subject
by DR.. Chesteen Smith, who is sup
plying this pulpit.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
Good VIII Pa ntisf

DR.. James l.. Pinn will give short
talk on The Therapeutic Value Of
Music At the evening service he
Will speak on Gods Greatest Poem"
Evening star., 1937-08-07
st. Marks Lutheran.

"A Noble Resolve" is the theme OF
Rev. J. Luther Frantz at the IL O'Clock
service
Services at the Home for the Aged
at 3 pm.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
Trinity Methodist

HERBERT H. McMurray will preach
tomorrow at II am. There will be no
evening service.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
Cent tanial RaA,A

Rev. NJ. r. Japhet will preach to-
morrow at IL a m. and pm. Prayer
meeting, Thursday at pm.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
John Wesley A. NJ r Y

Rev. S. A. Laurie Norville. a grad
uate OF Howard and Columbia Uni
Versities, will preach tomorrow.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
Metropolitan A. NJ. F..

The Missionary Society will observe
the fifth annual Flower Sunday. At
II am. Rev. J. c. Beckett will deliver
the flower sermon. At pm, flower
program will be rendered by the
women. Miss Emma r. Brown will
preside.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
Foundry Methodist.

DR.. j. Lewis Hartsock will preach
tomorrow morning on The Modified
Test and at night on The Passing
Throng"
Evening star., 1937-08-07
CalNarV NJ. E. South

Rev. w. D. Keene will preach at the
ii o clock service on When Did Jesus
Denounce Men?" At 7:3O the pastor
and the young people will hold a Joint
service. Mr.. keene will talk on THE
Christian Warfare of Life" Thursday
evening the pastor will talk on Chris
tian Steadfastness."
Evening star., 1937-08-07
Zion Lutheran

Like Tree" will be the subject
OF the sermon by Rev. Edward G.
Goetz. This is the first sermon In a
series on the theme, The Cody Life j
based on the First Psalm. August IS
the subject will be Fruits In Season".
August %, "Unwithered Leaves." Serv-
ices are held at am. and II am
during August.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
Memorial United brethren.

The Primacy of the Fundamental"
Will be the theme of DR.. S. B. Daueh-
erty at II am. Vespcrs at T30 with
a message by the minister.
Inc Otterbein Guild and World
friendship Circle Will hold a Joint
picnic meeting st Hams Point. August
"a, at pm.
Evening star., 1937-08-07

Westminster Memorial
Rev. Harry V. Porter will preach At
II O'Clock on Listening TO the Call Of
Christ"
Evening star., 1937-08-07
Jones Memorial NJ. f.

At II am. the guest preacher is
Rev. Arthur Breeze. The pastor. DR..
Julius s. Carroll, is attending the
district conference at Newbure, Md.
Midweek service, Wednesday, pm.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
knnx preshYferian

Services will be held at the Bible
Institute Building. 1918 Vermont ave
nue., at II am. and pm. In the
Evening star., 1937-08-07
Metropolitan Wesley 4. NJ

Rev. David Cecil Lynch will preach
on The Power of Personality" at the
II O'Clock service. He will also preach
at the evening service at O'Clock.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
Union MethOf1iSt

Rev Charles F. LinRer will occupy
the pulpit Sunday at the II o'clock
service during the absence of DR.,
John Edwards. Mr.. Smucker will
conduct an Evening of Song" at
8 pm, when he will give the history
OF some Of the older church hymns.
La gaceta., 1937-03-26
PARA Ell A.
DE LA REPU.
BLICA ESPANOLA

Esta noche, en- una de las sa-
las del Centre Obrero, Sc reuni-
"a a comite encargado de con-
memorar ell aniversario de la
fundaci6n de la segunda Rep1-
oli.a espa1ola.
Integran ell comite cinco MEM
oros del Cornite de Defensa del
Frente Popular Espanol,, repre-
sentaciones de las sociedades
Centre Espanol, Centre Asturia
no y Caballeros Leales Y ell Sr.
Gustavo Jimenez, consul interi-
no de Espaffa.
Las sociedades arriba mencic
nadas acordaron va ofrecer su
valiosa cooperation a la fiesta.
Esta noche probablemente sc
aocrdara ell programa, Deepen
diendo este de 10 que resuelvan
los delegates.
La gaceta., 1937-03-26
DICESE QUE E Y
CHRYSLER LLEGARAN A
UN ACUERDO

Lansing, Michigan, Mario 26
-Aseg1rase en- cfrculos bien in
formados que la huelga de las
fabricas de la companfa Chrys-
Ter qredara pronto solucionada,
alhora que los trabajadores Sc
han marchado a sus casas, desis
tiendo de mantener la huelga
sentada.
Ell gobernador Frank Muir :
ply prepare otra entrevista en-
tire Lewis Y Chrysler y asegura
que las condolences pare:en sa-
tisfactorias.
La nueva entrevista sc efec-
tuara ell venidero martes, GUAM
dc los dos hombres regresaran
a esta ciudad luego de pasar con
sus familias ell Domingo de Re-
surrecci6n.
Aver, antes de llesar la no :
che, Sc complete la evacuation
de las fabri.as Y Sc entregaron
las nayes.
La gaceta., 1937-03-26

Hace nueve meses, declare
hoy ell alcalde Chancey, ell pre-
clio de la gasolina era mas bajo
en- Tampa que en- otros lugares
del estado; ahora, ell precio en-
Tampa es mas alto que EN- las
otras ciudades del estado, incla
yendo Jacksonville.
! "El cambio de precio no pue-
de atribuirse al impuesto del
centavo, porque incluyendo ell
eentavo todavfa la gasolina Sc
vende a mas bajo precio en- Jack
sonville y Miami, por 10 menos
en- medic centavo.
"Yo ignore por que siendo
ventajosa la posici6n geografi-
ca de Tampa, comparable con
las de otras ciudades, aquf he :
mos de pagan mas. De existir
una diferencia debiera ser a ia
vor nuestro."
"Cuando la ciudad aprob6 ell
impresto, pero no 10 puso en- vi
gor, la gasolina subi6 inmedia
tamente un centayo."
"Hace nueve meses Sc pagaba
ell gallon a 20 centavos. ahora
Sc paga a 90"
La Union de Duefos de Esta-
Clones de gasolina, presidida
por Ell senior V. w. McKinnon.
amenaza hoy con impedir Sc de
gasolina, por los camiones de
las grandes companies, a las es
taciones que venden a menos de
% centavos.
La lucha es contra ell consumi
dor y Ell momento ha llegado-
decimos nosotros - de que Ell
consumidor Sc defienda.
Las e~staciones de % centavos
Ia mayor parte al servisio obi
gado de las companies petrole-
ras, quieren fijar su precio nor
medic de Ia fuarza.
La gaceta., 1937-03-26
Agf gpact6n Ben@fica
q Cultural


q Cultaval
HaCsmoS un nuevo recorda-
tor;o, justificado por ell propo-
sito que persigken los organiza-
dc1'es de Ia 4 nci6n que ofrecera
e. pr6xiIno domingo Ia Asccia-
ci6n Benefi:a Y Cultural del
Centre OArero, en- su edificio de
la Octava avenida.
"Milicianos al Frente" es ell
titulo de la obra que Sc llevara
a escena. Revista de actualidad
extraordinaria.
La Secci6n de Damas y la de
Recreo de la Agrupacion, cons
tituyen ell conjunto de los artis-
tas que tomaran parte en- su des
empeno.
Tanto por las simpatias que
despierta Ell prop6sito a que Sc
ofrece, ell pdblico ha de acudir
en- n1mero considerable.
Los precios son baratisimos
Is Y 10 ~centavos.
La gaceta., 1937-03-26
NTAS WCIALY

Los OptimistGs -
En- Ia noche de aver Sc cele-
br6' la junta de renovation de
5ireotoros del "optimist Club,
eligi5rdpse presidtnte al EMU
est? e intelige4te jyen FraHk
Carrera.
Ell DR.. Ruben Moreho, que
crmpli6 su termino como presi-
dente, felicit6 a los nuevos Off
ciales, deseandoles muchos a.
oieltos en- su cometido.
Dentro de unos dfas, seg1n
nos informaron,S Sc ofrecera
un banquete a los nuevos oficia-
les ~electos, costeado. poA la di-
rectiva saliente. V
La gaceta., 1937-03-26

No cabe duda de que Il
capital de Catalina M ofre-
&c ell espectaculo de una ciudad
de placer. En- ella Sc trabaja de
firme; 4 sufre porqle la que
ira destrrye ell pals; y sc cope
ra.
Els un mundoV nuevo ell que
esta ALI en- formation. La vie
ia sociedad ha sido demolida
jhasta sus cimientos. Ningupa
fuerza en- ell mundo podrfa res
tablecerla. Y sobre TODD no Sc
ra por los ejercitos de Franco,
sostenidos nor ell extranjero.
Ell nino que ACADIA de PAGER
no es bueno mas que para el
padre y la madre, puesto que
ellos solo saben mirarlo con
ojos cargados de amor. Suce-
de 10 mism0 en- una sociedad
nueva; ella no suscitara mas
que las crfticas amargas Y los
prop6sitos sin benevolencia de
los hombres atacados a las vie
jas disciplinas. Para amar la
Barcelona de hoy, es preeiso a.
mar ell mundo nuevo en- pleno
devenir; es precise amar la re-
voluci6n que esperan las cla-
SEES sacrificadas por ell inicuo
regimen de exploitation CAPT.
talista.
Simone Terry Sc exprssa ash
en- una correspondence fecha-
da ell IL de Febrero, a PROPOSE
to de la Villa invencible, hoy
capital de la libertad:
Me he visto LENA de admi-
raci6n a mi llegada por la tran
quila resolution del her6ico
pueblo de Madrid. 81 no sc SUI
piera, Sc dudaria estar en- una
ciudad asediada y bombar-
deada. Los cafes estan llenos;
todos los almacenes estan a.
biertos, adm los almacenes de
lujo. No Sc presta atenci6n a
los canonazos nj a los bombar-
ldeos aereos. Por 10 demas, los
aviones enemigos parten de
tan cerca de la ciudad, que las
sirenas no tienen tempo de a.
nunciar su venida. Esta mana
ma, han sido bombardeados los
alrededores por ayiones; todos
los madrilenos han continuado
yendo a sus ocupaciones como
81 no pasara NADIA.
Ell enemigo intenta cercar
Madrid por ell n~oroeste, hacia
ell Prado, y por ell sureste, ha-
La gaceta., 1937-03-26
~SUSPENDIDAS LAS NC
CIACIoNES ENTIRE OBJ
RIOS Y F~ABRICANTES

Luego de I'M cambio de inE
stones, que fue muy brevsge duo
daron aver suspendidas, por va
rios dfas, las negocfaciones mi
Z iadas entire obreros Y patrcnos
de la irdrstria tabacalera.
La comision de los obreros LA
mara la vsljdera reunion, en- el
lugar de costumbre.
Con la llegada del presidente
Van Horn, de la Union Internal
cOnal, que es ~aguardado ell dfa
primereSabril, Sc reanudaran
las negociaciones o quizas altes.
Representa- a los trabajado :
Tes en- la controversial una comi-
sion presidida por Frank Cas-
saro.
La gaceta., 1937-03-26
EN- HONOR De La NUEyH ESPANA1
Madrid y Barcelona, cabeza y corazon de q
Espana her6ica, juzgadas por los extranjerl

cia Argando, pero las tn
republicans. contra-atal
con una eiirrgia magnif;c$
Esta mahana en- ell sector
norte de Madrid, las tropas gu
b~ernamentales han tornado Ia
Casa del Guarda, de modo que
actualmknte tode1 tel Parque
del Oeste estk de nuevo entire
sus manos. .
He visitado es4a tarde las IL
meas de este sectors Ell valiente
eoronel -Drtega, al mando de
este sector, me ha conducido
en- ell dSdalo de las trincheras.
He preguntado a los milicia-
nos: "SNo p~asaran?" Y han
contestado: "En TODD case, no
por aquf! 81 quieren pasar, 81
ra precise que tomen otro ca
mino!"
La perdida de Malaga, lejos
de desmoralizarlos, parece ha-
berries dado una mas indoma-
BILE energia.
La moral de la p%oblaci6n es
tan buena como la de los COM
batientes. La situaci6n de la
villa es mejor que la de PetrQ-
grade en- 1919, pues 81 ell abas-
tecimisnto es diffcil, hay por 10
menos pan a voluntad y tam
bien arroz. Y toda la pobla-
ci6n, tpor su actitud, grita CO.
mo en- los malos dfas de No
viembre: "iNe pasaran!'.
La gaceta., 1937-03-26

Por Ultima vez y obedeciendo
a las insistencias demandadas
del publico la Compania del
Proyecto Teatral que ect1a en-
ell teatro del Centre Asturiano
repetira ell domingo la aplaudi-
da combination de postales il
deada por ell primer actor Ma
nuel Aparicio, "El Mundo en- la
Mano," que tuvo ell poder de
despertar ell enbusiasmo de nueS
'trcs "diletanttis".
FL lleno de ocasiones anterio-
res Sc vera nuevamente ell do.
mingo, recomendando a las ia
milias que tengan intenci6n d.
asistir 10 hagan desde tempra.
no para asegurarse asientos. E.
domingo pasado mas de un cen
tenar de personas tuvieron que
dar la vuelta por no haber lu.
gar en- ell teatro donde colocar.
las.
Los precios que regiran pars
esta function que anunciamos
son los mismos de ocasiones an.
teriores.
Las localidades no estarar
numeradas.
La gaceta., 1937-03-26
Nueva Aqrupaci6m

AN wv" ~&9'
Con ell energico y vibrante
nombre "Germinal" qued6 cons
tituida dfas pasados, por entu-
siastas miembros del Circulo
Cubano, una agrupaci6n cuyo
objeto, muy plausible, es Ell de
TRAFALGAR por 81 engrandeci-
miento y bienestar de la "Casi-
ia Criolla''.
La oficialidad de la mencio-
NADIA Agrupaci6n ia componen /:
presidente, Jose Manuel Rodri-
guez; vice, Tomas Rodriguez;
Secretaria, Srta. Mercedes Fer
nandez; vice, Srta. Lydia Pa
lenzuela; tesorero, Johnny Diaz
v vice, Roberto Fernandez.
En- la atenta carta que como
anuncio de su constitution nos
envfa la simpatica senorita Sc
cretaria del grupo Germinal,
nos pide que citemos a los COM
ponentes para la junta extraor-
dinaria 9ue celebraran ell lunes,
pr6ximo, a las 8 de la noche.
Muahas gracias a la Srta.
Mercedes Fernandez pQr la in.
vitaci6n que nos envia para Ia
mencionada junta.
La gaceta., 1937-03-26
Logul Knights of America

La Seccion de Sociabilidad
de esta f%raternal Logia nos da
cuenta del a.uerdo tornado por
sus componentes en- la Ultima
reunion celebrada, referente a
Uni bale social que Sc dara en-
los salores de la Orden ell pr6xi-
mo "a de abril.
Ell ~secretario, Domingo Pc
rez, nos ofrece atentamente una
inVitaci6n para que asistamos.
La gaceta., 1937-03-26

Ell Club Social o. G. acord6
en- su reunion Ultima la celebra-
.ci6n de una fiesta ell sabado 3
de abril en- conmemoraci6n de
su primer a~niversafio.
La fiesta sera de caracter in
timo, a la que podran asistir
solamente los invitados.
Los salones escogidos son los
de la Sociedad Stella de West
Tampa, famosos por las magni-
ficas fiestas celebradas EN- ellos
en- amos anteriores.
Dos conjuntos mrsicales Sc
ran contratados, esperanto ver
reunida en- los salones de la ST.
ella, a la familia w~estampeia.
La gaceta., 1937-03-26
- Ell BANQUETE ORE
90 A LOS yf5FES DEL
/. RCITO RUSO Ell EN-
ADOR DAVIES ROM
TODoS LOS PRICE,
Z ENTES

gcou, MARIO 1o.-Con Ell
auete que Ell embajador nor
Samericano Davies ofreci6 a.
|qui a los jefes del ~ejercito russo,
eel diplomatico rompi6 todos los
preedsntes, lcgrando que los
miiitares rusos hicieran 10 que
no tienen por c~ostGmbre, acep-
tar invitaciones de exfranjeros.
Asistieron a la comida tres
mariscales con sus esposas, Ell
comisario de defensa Klementy
Re. Voroshiloff; Mikhali Tue
khaSaevsky, vicecomisario da
La gaceta., 1937-03-26

EN- M Ell PRECIO DE
LA GASOLINE ES MAS AL
TO QUE EN- OTROS LUCIA
RES
La gaceta., 1937-03-26

defensa, que llevara la represen
taci6n del Soviet a la corona
ci6n del rey Jorge, y Ell popular
lider de caballeria|sfmeon Blu
dyonny. Adepaf concurrieron
Ell Comandante lie la aviacion
Soviet T. |. Alksnis; Ell gran
constructor de aeroplanos, pro
fesor Tupoleff, Son su esposa /;
el icfe dervaa tprema
Militar, VASTLY Itch; i
presidente de TAI Soviet de
Ia Aviaci6n, Eli an; ell CAPT
ian K6kinakA lie posee una
marca de LAM iento con para
caidas, y otrg efes y oficia-
les.
Ell mariscal NroshilNff, contes
tando a Tn elocuente brindis del
ambajador, dijo: Como las co :
sas Sc encuentran al presente,
La gaceta., 1937-03-26

debemos FERNANDEZ en- auA
dia. Hay Qemigos que anne
zan a la Union Soviet, Y com
ellos estamos listos. Pero noso
tros no deseamos pelear; que
remos la paz y serfamos los pri-
meros esacoger cualquier &C
ci6n pee de donda
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-09

Know that you are getting the deli
eiovs and distinctive favor that
makes BREYERS Americas largest
selling ice cream.
Know that you ore getting the
qvoIity that only the finest ineredi-
ents plus Breyers own blending and
freezing methods can give.
Know that you ore getting the
purify that makes Breyers safe for
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-09
Detroit i. Names
Rev. Diersen Dean

DETROIT, Sept. 9 G.N.S0.
The Rev. Aloysius j. Diersen,
S. j., of Cincinnati, today was
the new dean CT men at the Uni
versity of Detroit, succeeding the
Rev. Father Joseph A. Luther.
Father Luther made the headlines
last July when he revealed he had
refused to shake hands with Gov.
Frank Murphy when the Gov
ernor was presented with an
honorary degree because Gov
ernor Murphy should have more
backbone and less wishbone. I"
Father Luther will remain at the
school as director of student
activities.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-09

the youngest ice cream lover in your
fomiIy. Know thot you are getting
the one ice cream guaranteed by q
written Pledge Of Purity.
There is only one Breyers lee
Cream. There's only one place to
get it. And thot is, at the store dis.
playing the green Breyer Leaf.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-09
Blonde Wins Milk Derby

CHICAGO, Sept. o (C.T.P.SJ.
Ten city girls who might have
believed that milk comes in bottles
from heaven entered a milking
contest for places on Chicago's
charter jubilee team in the Ma
tional Farm Olympiad today, and
only one could go through with
it. She was Miss Shirley Bass,
25-year-old blonde. In 3 minutes
she drew four pounds Of milk from
a Holstein she had never seen
before.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-09

NEW YORK, Sept. 8 Q.N.S).
Charging incompatibility of tenn
permanent and the alleged I'M
quenchable thirst of her husband,
John w. Schwill, heir to a Chicago
malt fortune, a suit for separation
was on file here today by Mrs.
Margaret Harms Schwill, former
dress model.
Schwill, who is employed in his
grandfather's Chicago malt and
hop firm, Albert Schwill and Co.,
at $4,000 a year, denied his wife's
charges and accused her of possess
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-09
FLASHES BILLS,
ROBBED OF $500

CHICAGO, Sept. 9 (C.T.P.S0.
En- route to California for a vaca-
ton with $500, Jacob Batter, "a,
Philadelphia news dealer, stopped
off here last night and went to a
restaurant for a Jewish dinner.
Batter mistakenly displayed his
wealth.
Returning later to his hotel, two
men pulled him into an automo-
bile as he left a street car. After
driving him around for a mile,
they pushed Batter out, taking his
money.
But because Batter told them he
came from Philadelphia, one OF
the robbers peeled off several
bills, saying, Here's 500 for car
fare" When Batter examined the
money at the detective bureau
where he reported the robbery, he
burst into tears. The money was
only $26.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-09
ROOSEVELT LAYS.
PLANS TO TAKE.
JOBLESS CENSUS.
Toledo Man to Direct
Listing Of u. S. Idle
BY GEORGE DURNO

HYDE PARK, N. Y, Sept. 9
O.N.S).-President Roosevelt to-
day called John Biggers, Toledo
glass company executive, to the
summer White House and asked
him to direct the work of taking
a census of the nations unem-
ployed.
Armed with Congressional au-
thority to determine the number
of iobleSs as he saw fit, the PreSl-
dent suggested to BiggerS volun-
tary registration system rather
than an attempt at a census OF
the whole population.
TAKES LEAVE
1t was understood Biggers had
made arrangements with the COM
pany of which he is president to
take leave of absence for direction
of such count.
The President also anticipated
report on progress being made in
reorganization of the Federal Com
munications Commission.
Frank R. McNinch, appointed
temporary chairman of the FEC
to get the agency in charge Of
telephone, telegraph and radio on
a sounder basis, was luncheon
guest. McNinch's permanent job
in the Administration is chair
man of the Federal Power Com
mission but he needed the Presi-
dents call to revitalize the COM
municationS agency.
John Roosevelt, the Presidents
youngest son. was back at the
Hudson River estate today from
his European tour.
Fifteen New York city police
men trooped through the estate
entrance this morning to bestow
on the President life member
ship in their patrolmen's benev-
olent association.
Filling out a busy morning of
engagements, Mr.. Roosevelt also
received in his study Franklin
Scott Gunther, American Minis
ter to Rumania, now home on
leave, and Mrs. Maud S. Rundall,
superintendent of schools at
Armenia, N. Y.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-09
Freeze est
Ticks Still Potent
After 10 Months

Freezing of ticks, fleas and lice
will not prevent them from con.
terminating people with disease,
the United States Public Health
Service disclosed today. In a
test in California, health experts
put fleas, ticks and lice in the
freezing compartment of an ice
box and left them there for 10
months. They put them on guinea
pigs after taking them out of the
icebox, and the guinea pigs died
of the plague, the report said.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-09

other. contests were HUSBAND
calling and tossing the rolling pin.
The Olympiad will be held here
September II.
Miss Bass went about, her milk.
ing without a quaver. The other
nine baked. The husband-calling
contest was won by Miss Helen
Wagner, a brunette.
In the rolling pin contest Q
straw-stuffed dummy was hit once
via a sidearm pitch from Sophie
F'riedlander, 20.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-09
Sch1viH Thirst Blamed
reasonablY ieaIouS tem.

ing an unreasonably jealous tenn
permanent.
Mrs. Schwill said they were
married on March 2, 1925, and
went to live with Schwill's parents
at Katonah, N. Y, where, she
charged, he drank steadily. They
separated in 1929.
Mrs. Schwill asks $3.50 a week
temporary alimony and $1,000
counsel fees.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-09

Read the absorbing story Of the most
remarkable royal servant in history,
Queen VictOria's John Brown" =. e.
starting in Herald Sunday, September
IL
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-11
France Warned Germans Not To
 Land Troops
(Bu The Associated Press

(Bu The Associated Pressl
 PARIS, Jan. II, - French off, cials said that Spanish insurgent authorities in Spanish Morocco, had indicated today, they were aware of "grave international consequences' which would cer- tainly result from a mass landing of German troops.
 The same officials declared that Frances next move depends en- tirely on reports of whether their warning will be needed.
 They said France would act promptly if the reports show that German troops are landing anew in Morocco.
 At London, Great Britain's high est naval chieftains were sum- moned to the foreign office to dis cuss the strength of the empire in the Mediterranean, concerning the coming fleet concentration there.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-11
Funeral John Lepri Is Held
 DAM. Today

Funeral services held at the Catholic Church at g am. today for the late John Lepri, we'll known Nomeite and business as sociate of Dan Alvich, were at- tended by an unusually large number of persons.
 The services were attended by the Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No. l4l3 of Nome, Dictator Jul jus Patterson, of which the de ceased was a member.
 Father LaFortune conducted the services. Pallbearers were Ed. Hoven, w. L. Slack, John Salonenka, Pete Nicko, Jack Sol omon and Brick Nelson.
 Following the services the re- mains were returned to the Mo Conaghy Undertaking Parlors and will be taken to Belmont Pt Cemetery at a later date.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-11
Good Weather
 Nome But Poor
 Other Localities

Weather cleared at Nome today and the sun shone for several hours, for the first time since Jan uary 2nd. The weather bureau officials said that since the first of the month Nome has had only about an hour and half of sun shine.
 Planes were held to the ground despite the fair weather here, because other points on. the Nome Fairbanks airways all ex- perienced snow and story condi- tions.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-11
Seventh Victim Is
 Buried At Nome

The funeral of Sammy Nuipuk junior, two months old baby of MT. & Mrs. Sammy Nuipuk who died last week, took place this afternoon at the Native church. Rev. Vincent Widney conducted the services. Friends and rela- tives attended.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-11

The question is: How did Edward kerin, the driver, get out of this Jar, balanced on its nose, without apsettino 1t? The automobile poised 'n this fashion after plunging over | 15.foot wall into a creek bed at Denver. kerin suffered . shoulder fracture. After he extricated him. self, the car fell back against the
 wall. Associated Press Photo) ;.