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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-04

For centuries, 1t was believed that the Mississippi alligator was the only species in existence, but in 1870 another was discovered in China.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-04

An unknown trader first brought the peanut to America in the 18th century. Today 1t is Q major crop in Virginia, where 1t first was planted in the United States.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-04

sThose who, for political pur- poses, keep shouting that no ont wants to build in Waterbury, are doing our city 0 dis-service," he de- clared. "They are apparently un- familiar with the fact that rela- lively little building is going on throughout the land. Much has been
 said about people not wanting tc
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-04

Aviation stocks are popular among investors of England this year.
Evening star., 1937-07-08
storage and elevation. Rye-No. 2,
95al 90. Barley-S5a7O

storage and elevation. Rye-No. 2,
95al.00. Barley-s5a70.
Hay-Receipts generally light and
While market is dull values are well
maintained. Good choice timothy and
clover mixed hay are selling mostly
100 to 2200 per ton, but poor grades
are hard to move and the market is
irregular on all grades below No. 3.
StraW-Market quiet under fairly
liberal receipts, but prices hold steady
at 1900 per ton for No. l wheat and
No. i oat straw. Lower grades slow
sales at irregular values.
Sea Food Market.
Catfish, per pound, 5a6: dressed
ealo; carp, 3a4; eels, salo; haddock,
sal0; mackerel. 5as; white perch,
6as: yellow perch, l0al2; trout, 5ae;
blueflsh, l0al2; founders, loal2;
croakers, 4a5; spots, 4a5; hard head
4a5; butter fish. 5a6; soft crabs. l25a
2.75; hard crabs. barrel, 3.50a4.5o;
dozen, 3oa45; crab meat, pound
25a35; shrimp. 15a2o; CLANS, large.
lo0, 6Oa90; Cherrystones. 60a65; Little
Necks, 5oa55; frogs, each, 25a35.
Tobacco Market.
Maryland farm leaf. nondescript,
3a4 per pound; common, 4al0; me-
dium, l0a30 good to fine red, 3oa4o:
seconds, common. SAT; medium, 7al5;
good to fine, l5a35.
Evening star., 1937-07-08

EARNINGS
MOUNT SHARPLY
Net Climbs to $11,714,722,
Against $7,390,495 in
Same 1886 Period.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 8.-Loew,s, Inc.
reported net profit for the 40 weeks
ended June (after depreciation, taxes
and subsidiaries preferred dividends
but before surtaxes and undistributed
earnings) Of $ll,7l4,722, or S707 4
common share. This compares with
net profit Of 1890. .495, or SAT- a COM
mon share, in the same period last
year.
Pullman Co.
The Pullman Co. reported deficit
Of Sl0,s8l, after taxes, in transporta-
ton operations for May. In the same
month Of 1885 the deficit was $130,7le.
Figures were for the sleeping car az
flliate Of Pullman, Inc, and did not
include the earnings of manufacturing
subsidiaries.
The May gross was S4,659, ,696, COM
pared with s4,l63, 1853 in 1896, bringing
the five months gross to S25,772,3 1851.
Over the same period a year ago the
gross was $22,442,264 Net after taxes
for the five-month period was $l,72S,-
SGT. In 1886 it was $993,374
General American.
General American Investors Co.,
Inc, reported net assets after pro-
viding for debentures and preferred
stock equal to $l5.43 common share
on June 80, without giving effect to
possible exercise of outstanding war
rants. This compared with $l7.41 on
December 81 last. If all warrants
emitting holders to subscribe to COM
mon stock at less than the above
asset value had been exercised, net
asset value on June 30 would have
been $l488 a common share, the
company said.
North American Ray0n.
North American Rayon Corp. re-
ported net income for the u weeks
ended June l3 of 1886, 43e after taxes
and charges, except Federal surtax
on undistributed profits, equal after
preferred dividend requirements to
Sl64 a share on combined class "A"
and B. common shares This COM
pares with net income of $387.45O or
68 cents on combined common shares
in the like 1886 period.
For the "a weeks ended June 10
net income was sl.6sO.83o or s3.l5 on
combined common shares, against
s7l2,46l or sl.24 in the like period a
year earlier.
Evening star., 1937-07-08
Rubber Industry
Expected to Set
New Sales Peaks
b the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July 8-Prospects for
the rubber industry point to post
depression records in both sales and
production in the last half of the
year. Samuel B. Robertson, president
of the B. F. Goodrich Co. of Akron,
Ohio, declared today.
Il see no reason at present" said a
statement by the rubber executive,
ito change the prediction made at
the first of the year that tire sales as
a whole will reach 54.0000OO units
for 1887. II unforeseen factors do not
change the situation, this figure may
even be surpassed.
"On the basis Of figures for the
entire industry. shipments are about
100000 units greater per month for
the first half of 1897 than for the
same period last year"
Shipments of tires for the first five
months of the year, Robertson added,
are estimated at 24.316,OO0 units,
against 2l,169,OoO for the same period
last year.
Evening star., 1937-07-08
DEMAND STRONG
IN STEEL INDUSTRY
Consumption High in Most
Groups Except Motors.
Scrap Advances.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July s.-steel con.
sumption continues high in most I'M
portant divisions except the automo.
bile industry, Iron Age reported to-
day.
Bright spots in the steel situation,
the survey added, are indications of
a revival OF buying Of railroad equip
ment and higher scrap steel prices.
THE steel companies against which
c. I. o. activities have been directed
have gradually been getting back to
near-normal operation" the review
stated.
Only the Indiana Harbor plant Of
the youngstown Sheet g. Tube Co. re-
mains completely idle, blast furnace
at its South Chicago works having re-
sumed operation. At youngstown the
company is operating at 30 per cent, .
40 per cent rise from last week.
Republic Steel Corp. is operating
Its Youngstown district plants at an
average Of go per cent, and its Cor
rigan-McKinney plant in Cleveland,
which resumed work Tuesday, is now
at so per cent, with a higher rate
expected next week
"The Cambria Works of Bethlehem
Steel Co. at Johnstown, Pa, are oper-
ating at the rate in effect prior to its
strikes. The Inland Steel Co., which
reopened its plant July on the basis
OF an arrangement with the Governor
OF Indiana, is back on full-time pro-
duction.
The second half of the year be.
gins under favorable conditions ex.
cept for strike difficulties. Although
new business continues to decline, the
rate OF consumption is high in nearly
all major lines except the automobile
lndustry-where fresh buying during
the next few weeks may reverse tho
present downward trend in orders,
Steel backlogs are still substantial in
number of products. including tin
plate, sheets, plates. structural shapes,
ol-country pipe and pig iron, assuring
high July operating rate.
There are signs OF revival Of
buying OF railroad equipment, as some
car-building shops approach the com.
pletion OF their present orders.
Steel scrap prices have advanced
o0 cents ton at Pittsburgh and
Philadelphia and have strengthened
elsewhere, chiefly because of tho
breaking up of the steel strikes. The
Iron Age scrap composite price has
advanced to sl742 from sl7.Os, the
first upward revision in IA weeks.
Contrarwise, Connellsville coke has
declined IS cents ton on the furnace
grade and rs cents on the foundry
grade"
Evening star., 1937-07-08
LOAN AND INVESTMENT
TOTAL DROPS SHARPLY

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July s.-Total loans
and investments Of Federal Reserve
member banks in leading centers
dipped sharply in the week ended
June 80.
The downturn reflected a further
drop in bank holdings of Government
bonds and 81 per cent reduction
IN loans to banks, financial circles
said.
Loans and investments of mem
bers in l0l cities reported by the
Federal Reserve Board, compared as
follows:
Week ended June 80 s22 ,290 900 900
Previous week- 22,414.0O0 900
Same period last year 22,6l9.000 900
Evening star., 1937-07-08
General Motors
Reveals Decline
In June Volume
Ey the Associated Press

ky the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July general Mo-
tors Corp. announced today June sales
to customers in the United States to-
tailed 153.s66 cars and trucks against
178,52l in May and .l8s,75e in June,
1896.
The decline was attributed In part
to production stoppages oocasioned by
sporadic strikes in various plants Of
the corporation early in the month
The June sales were the lowest for
that month since 1895.
June sales to dealers in the United
States and Canada together with
overseas shipments totaled 203,l3o
units, against 2ls,654 in May and
2l7,93l for June. 1885.
Sales to dealers in the United States
were l62390 in June, compared with
l8o,0s5 in May and le6,l4e in June
last year.
Evening star., 1937-07-08
CURB IS NARROW
LATE IN SESSION
Selling Activities Increase
but Most Prices Are
Resistant.
By the Associated Press.

Bs the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 6.-Selling activi-
ties increased little in the curb mar
ket today following a further advance
in early trading.
In many leaders, however. support
appeared before prices worked into the
minus column and the list tended to
drift within narrow range in late
dealings.
Small gains were held by Electric
Bond g. Share, American Light Il
, Traction, Gulf Oil and Cord Corp.
American Cyanamid "B," Creole Petro-
leum and Cosden were a trifle lower.
Evening star., 1937-07-08
SUGAR QUOTA FILLED.

The Agricultural Adjustment Ad-
ministration announced today that
Puerto Rico had filled its 1887 quota
for refined, or direct consumption,
sugar of 126,o33 short tons raw value.
This special quota for refined sugar
was included in the general 1887 quota
Of 831 ,408 tons for Puerto Rico.
Evening star., 1937-07-08
Boards Approve
Merger Plan for
Allegheny Corp
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press,
NEW YORK. July s.-Directors o.,
Alleghany Corp and Chesapeake
Corp. holding concerns of the former
van SWerlneen rail system. TODAY ap-
proved merger plan of the two
companies.
Newspaper men were called to a
conference by Robert r. Young, who
purchased control Of the rail empire
recently from George A. Ball, Muncie,
Ind, capitalist.
1t was expected terms Of the merger
would be revealed at this meeting later
today.
Evening star., 1937-07-08

Federal Trade Commission an
nounced the issuance of q complaint
charging IS members of the Cement
Institute with maintaining q combi-
nation to eliminate price competi-
ton, resulting in increased prices for
cement.
Evening star., 1937-07-08
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Fair and con-
tinued warm tonight and tomorrow,
except probably thundershower to-
morrow afternoon: gentle winds mostly
southwest and west.
Maryland, Virginia and West Vir-
ginia-Generally fair and continued
warm tonight and tomorrow, except
scattered thundershowers tomorrow
afternoon.
River Report.
Potomac River very cloudy and
Shenandoah River muddy today.
Evening star., 1937-07-08
Washington Exchange

Washington Gas IS. 196O-s5oO At
1l5ls.
Capital Transit Cos at 1914.
Washington Gas Light Colo At 7sh
10 at 1874. 10 at IS.
washington Railway e. Electric Pfd-
10 At ll0i2.
AFTER CALL.
Lanston Monotype-10 at 81,
Mergenthaler Linotype-l5 at 431a,
Evening star., 1937-07-08

Dividend ratss IN dollars based on last
nual rate-not Including extras TAG
eumulated dividends aPaid last year
.n. ii hs s.sup,
being reorsAnt3ed under the bankrupteJ
act, Of securities assumed ey such eoa.
Evening star., 1937-07-08

Neiuer Bros, Inc.-Declared an
initial dividend Of s1.1s% . share on
new * per cent preferred stock,
payable August 4
Evening star., 1937-07-08
U. S. TREASURY NOTES.

NEW YORK July s lP P.-Prices ouo.ed
N dollars and thrty-seconds
Evening star., 1937-07-08
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
BY private wire direct 70 the Star.

All time shown bslsv 10 daylight savins
On which the ExchAnse b aov operating.
2:3O
Evening star., 1937-07-08
eport for Last 81 Hours.

Record for Last - Hours.
tFrom noon yesterday to noon todayo
Highest. OIL at 4:3O pm yesterday
Year ago, 81.
Lowest. -, At 6:15 am. today. Year
aso, 81.
Record Temperatures This Year,
Highest 80. on April Is.
Lowest. 1o on February os
Humidity for Last ~ Hours,
tFrom noon yesterday to noon todayD
Highest, 90 per cent at 8 am today,
Lowest 45 per cent. at noon today.
Tide Tables
Evening star., 1937-07-08
Precipitation

Automobile LIGHTS must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset
Evening star., 1937-07-08


Acme w vtc t2)-.
Aero Supply B -.
Air Device Corp.
Air Investors
Air Invest war;.
Ala Pwr of o..
Aluminium OF Am
Alum Am pf (6)-.
Alum Ind (4oc)--
Aluminium Ltd =.
Am Airlines Inc-
Am Beverage -
Am Box BID boo.
Am Centrifugal
Am C P&L A 80
AmCP&LA ww2A
Am c P&L B b3Oo
Am Cynm B t6Oc-
Am Equit a22 &c
Am & For Pw WV
Am Fork&H (t1).
Am GEE (l.40)--
Am l. & T t1.20--.
Am Maraca1bo
Am Seal KIP a30c-
Am Superpower-.
Am Superpwr pr
Am Superp lst g..
APPROXIMATELY.
Appalch E P pf Z
Arcturus RADIO
Ark Nat Cas-.
Ark Nat Gas (A)-
Ark Nat G Gu pr.
Art Met W (80c)-
Ashland Oil t40c-
Asso Gas S & Elec-
Asso G Il E (A) -
Asso G & E s. pf-
All est Fish b35c.
Atlas Corp war;.
Austin Silver 80
Auto Products
Auto V NJ (r50c)-
Avery e. Son 80
Axton-Fisher A.
Bald L bd rts(d)-
BardstoWn Dist
Barium Stain Stl-
Bath Iron Wks--.
Beech Aircraft
Bellanca Aircraft
Bell Aircraft--,
Berkey e. Gay
Berk & Gay war
Bliss (E w.
Blue Ridge( b15c)
Blue Ridge CIV a.
Blumenthal (S)--
Bower Roll B(2)-
Brewster Aero
Bridgpt Mch b25o
Brillo Mfg (S0c)-
Br Am Oil cou a.
Brit Celan rcts---
Brown Co pf ----
Brown F (b90c)-.
Brown E'orman
Buff N & e lst s..
Bunker HRS l IN
Burco Inc war
Cable& Wire A..
Can Marcont
Carib Syndl b50c)
Carnegie Metals
Evening star., 1937-07-08

The Sun and Noon
La gaceta., 1937-02-15
LA TRAGEDIA EN- Ell
HOGAR ESPANOA
Las bombas que matan a los
nihos, enatan tarAhien a
las novias


Alcala de Henares, feb. 15.-
Esta guerra civil con sus COM
plicaeiones internacionales es
tan vasta que abruma a los in
diyeduos que EN- ella toman par
DE. He aqui de las innumerables
tragedias personales en- la vida
actual de ESpaha:
Aver por la tarde, Gregorio
Sanchez, de 20 amos, y su novia
Maria Bias, de 10. Sc hallaban
sentados en- la sala de la casa de
"a madre de Maria, en- la plaza
principal de esta poblaci6n.
Cuando terminara la guerra CT
vii Sc casarian y hablaban de
clio.
Probablemente no oyeron ell
motor de un aeroplano que vo-
iaba en- la oscuridad. Pero cuan
do las bombas empeZaron a ex-
plotar, a los tres minutes para
las ocho, ellos corrieron a Ia
puerta para yer 10 que sucedia.
En- equel precise momento una
bomba explode a dieg yardas de
ellos.
Al llegar la tarde, ell cuerpo
de Maria, sin vida, descansaba
en- TN blanco sarc6fago. La pc
quena habitaci6n donda habia
estado sentada con Gregorio es-
taba LENA de mujeres que grita-
ban y lloraban. La hermana
mas j6ven, de pie en- la puerta,
decfa: Mi hermana. mi hernia
ma.
Bellisima la cara de Maria
en- la GAIA. Blanca, como Ia ce-
ra, con ell pelo negro peinado
hacia abajo para ocuqtar una
herida.
Fuera, mientras Sc prepare
ba ell cortejo. doce aeroplanos
de GAIA volaban en- formation
de combate y ell pueblo miraba
hacia arriba, como interrogan-
do: SSeran nuestros? ISeran de
los otros, los del enemigo?
Media bora despues, la proce-
sion de los familiares Y vecinos
mardhaba hacia ell cementerio
de este pequeno pueblo, donde
Cervantes naciera.
A las 80 de la tarde baja-
ban a a TERRA los dos cuerpos,
ell de Maria, la novia pura, Y ell
de Gregorio.
Y asf reaiiza su obra la que
ira civil.
La gaceta., 1937-02-15
Las Milicias Sc apoderaron de
dos tanoues de los f~acciosos
La Junta.de Defensa de Madrid pide ell servicio
militar obligatorio
La discipline, declare Largo Caballero, es Ell
factor de mas importancia

litares, abolition del commando
dual en- todos los frentes y en-
srega de las armas priyadas pa
RI la obra de defensa del gobier
no.
La mayor parte de las victi-
mas causadas anoche por un bu-
que faccioso, 10 fueron mujeres
Y ninos-segdn avisan de Va
lencia.
Los canones del "Laya", un
barco de la R~epdblica, pusieron
EN- fuga a la embarcacion insur-
genie.
Las estaciones de radio y los
peri6dicos faseistas dicen que Ell
ataque produjo Ell terror en- Va
lencia; pero este no es cierto.
La discipline, declare anoche
don Francisco Largo Caballe-
70, es ell factor de mas importan
cha. Ell gobierno no quiere inn
poner la discipline, pero 81 es
~necesario para el bien comIn,
10 hara sin mas demora. Mas i'm
portante que la ideologia de
partidos es ganar la guerra v
salvar a Espana".
Una manifestation recorri6
las GALES de Valencia, oyendo
al jefe del gobierno y expresan-
do su conformidad con 10 dicho
por este.
Por medic de un decreto del
ministro de justicia, Juan Gar
cia Oliver, sc ordena aplicar la
pena de muerte en- los delitos de
espionage. Sera castigada tam
bien con la muerte toda rela-
ci6n con gobiernos extranjeros
enemigos director e indirectos
de la RepGblica.
La gaceta., 1937-02-15
Andalucia la terra del eteno dolor
Andalucia ofrenda SUI sangrea al sonriente
porvenir .

clio en- elsraudo caro- de flaml-
geres ruedas que az ANA verti-
Ieinosamente por ell terreno de
mobiles ideales. S~eguramente, no
parara hasta lelgar a la meta,
por muy ensangrentado que ell
Auelo este. iTriste destino ell de
nuestro mundo que a TODD ha de
0companar ell dolor!
Pero, 5es precise qeu sea ash?
nos preguntamos con angus
tia-y la realidad nos e~ontesta
como al sublime sordo, al must
co immortal CT ando interrogaba
al misterio, ante ell tenor de la
lnuerte Precise es."
Sevilla, Cordoba, Granada,
las de los bellos alcazares, las
de las terraces vegas y pintores-
as serranias y la muy noble,
muy her6ica ciudad que di6 vi
ia a las Cortes, llhaSta cuando
gemireis prasas de los partida-
rios de la tirania?
iQre sabemos! No obstante.
tened conformidad con vuestro
triste destino, que Espana pa
dece con vuestros sufrimientos
v ansia la bora de libertaros, de
vengar ~vueStras afrentas, de
purificar csc ambiente enyene.
nado que hoy respirais.
Los soldados de la Republica
son todos heroes y venceran al
fin para dar dias de gloria .
esta noble nacion arruinada POI
las malas artes de aimas crue-
les que no saben de compassion,
que no sab-n de amor, que sole
,tenian interes en- sostener la
lucha etre la libertad y Ell des
potismo.
iAndalucfa. sangra, pero su
sangre sera recogida para O.
frendarla al sonriente porve-
mir!
Amdlia Garcia.
La gaceta., 1937-02-15
UN JURADO INVESTIGA
LA e R DIE SIETE
PERSONALS

Lake City, feb. 15.-Un jura-
do investiga hoy la muerte de
siete ciudadanos de Georgia que
habfanhecho una vista q fami-
liares suyos residences en- la Flo
rida.
Ell pequeno automovil de las
personals de Georgia choc6 con
una camioneta en- la carretera,
cerca de Lake City.
I'm tanque de gasolina explo-
to y en- un instante todos sc
vieron envueltos por las llamas,
Ell fuego mantuvo apartados
a los q. podfan socorrerles y los
siete cuerpos, cuatro de ellos dc
ninos, fueron recogidos mas
tarde, achicharrados.
George Flowers identified q
cuatro de las vfctimas como
Clarence May, de 20 amos, un
camlpesino de Abel, Ca. su es-
posa Flora May Y dos de sus hi
jos, Margaret, de 10, y William
de 6.
John Flowers, de Valdosta,
Ga, identified los otros tres
cuerpos como los de su esposa,
Maude, Y sus hijos Jimmie, de
6 amos, y Tommie, de A.
TODD ell grupo Sc dirigia a
Miami. Florida, a visitar a Wy
lie Flowers, padre de la Sra.
May Y suegro de la Sra. Flow
ers.
La gaceta., 1937-02-15
LA TECNICA DE LA ULTIMA
|CAMPANA POLITICA RESU-
CITADA CON Ell PROPOSE
TO DE DESHACER LA OBRA
DEL PRESIDENTE

Washington, Feb. 15.-Las
declaraciones del abogado ge-
neral Cummings references a
la tecnica de los enemigos del
plan del presidente, con res :
pecto a los trbunales, tecnica
que va fuera usada en- las pa
sadas elecciones, han causado
hondo efecto en- todos los circu
los sociales y politicos.
Ell plan del presidente Roo
sevelt, seg1n Mr.. Cummings,
es moderado y Sc ajusta por
complete a la constitution.
Otro paso contra la estrate-
gia de los reaccionarios repu :
blicanos y dem6cratas Sc dara
hoy, cuando ell senador Min
ton, dem6crata de Indiana,
Que favoreee ell plan del Pre-
sidente, hablara por la radio.
Cummings, hablando ano-
che por Ia Radio dijo que eli
poder judicial es una rama
coordinada del gobierno. No
tiene derecho amas alta consi-
deraci6n que las ramas legis-
lativa y ejecutiva.
Jefferson no presto atenci6n
a una llamada del jefe de la
corte suprema, Mr.. Marshall,
y Jackson dijo a la corte SUI
prema que no tratara de meZ-
clarse en- las funciones del eje
cutivo y procurara cumplir sus
edictos. Lincoln NO hizo casQ
de la demanda del magistrate
presidente fancy de que fuera
restaurado ell privilegio del re-
curse de habeas corpus.
Con respeeto a las enmien-
das constituencies asegur6
que representa-, qui2as sin ma
la intenei6n, una estrategia de
demora,
La gaceta., 1937-02-15

LIE pidieron permise al gene
raj Jose Miaja para poner su
nombreea una marca de tabacos,
y Ell presidente de la Junta de
Defensa de Madrid, contest6;
Haganlo Y mandenme un caj6n,
Nosotros lie pedimos a La Yer
bena del Tabaco que lie mande
al general Miaja, por conducto
del consulado espanol de New
York, una ca& de puros.
= Ash Sc sabra en- Espana que
La Verbena del Tabaco esta
eompenetrada con los hombres
que con sus Sidas defender la
causa de la Republica.
La gaceta., 1937-02-15

Semana de La Verbena
del Tabaco. Semana de la CO
lonia latina.
En- cada esquina debiera-
mos poner un cartel que di-
jera:
La maia reputation que
Ybor City tiene no &c debe q
los latinos. Aquf hay gari-
tos. prostitutes. ETC.. pero el
80 por ciento de los cubanos,
espanoles e italianos Sc ga
nan ell pan con Ell sudor de
su frente.
iSemana de La Verbena.
del esfuerzo que Tampa rea
liza en- pro de Ia industria
tabsealaral
La gaceta., 1937-02-15

Ell secretario Cummings, dice
Tn telegrama, Ea salido a la de-
fensa del presideAte Roosevelt.
No ha menester Mr.. Roose :
velt de defensores, aunque sean
tan dignos como ell Abogado &c
neral, porque el representa- a Ia
mayoria de los ciudadanos del
pals.
La mayor parte de sus opo :
nentes, incluyendo a los peri6-
dicos ricos y mercenarios que lie
combaten, nj siquiera Sc repre-
sentan a ST mismos. Algunos,
para SUI v~ergdenza, representa-
inreses bastardos.
La gaceta., 1937-02-15

Madrid, fehI 15.-Las tropas
del gobierno contraatacaron
frente a una Inca de tanques y
rechazaron a los facciosos, pro-
duciendoleS mudhas bajas. Ell
combate Sc libr6 en- ell frente
sureste. Capturaron las milicias
dos tanques Y I'm canon contra
los tanques. Dos aeroplanos fas-
istas fueron derribados,
Atacaron los fascistas en- di-
recci6n de Arganda spunto es-
tratagico en- la carretera Ma
drid- Valencia, y en- la aldea de
Morata de Tapuna, siete millas
al sur de Arganda.
Ell mando leal, que no teme
los repetidos ataques de los in.
surgentes, pues tiene complets
confianza en- que podra recha.
carlos, Sc ha dirigido al gobier.
no de Valencia pidiendo la cen
traliza ion del mando en- todoS
los frentes.
En- un mensaje al primer mi.
nistro Largo Caballero, la Jun
ia de Defensa de Madrid decla-
ra que la acci6n agresiva en- to-
da la Inca es necesaria para re-
chazar la ofensiva insurgente.
Tres miembros de la Junta
que llevaban un mensaje para
el primer ministro tomaron la
carretera de Aleala de Henares,
no queriendo exponerse al fue-
go de las ametralladoras y la
artiileria.
Pide la Junta ell servicio mi
litar obligatorio, ell alejamiento
de las personas incompetentes
de los altos puestos civiles y mi
La gaceta., 1937-02-15
.CHUNGAS Y NO Crss1dAS
Hablando con Grau. - La banderaStricelor. =
Tabacos' para Miaja. - Bs sta 81 RE. - Ur
general" americana. Union frentA al enemige

Publicaremos manana la en-
trevista% que aver domingo ce-
lebramos, en- Miaeni Beach, con
ell DR.. Grau San Martin, eSpre-
de Cuba.
FL DR.. Grau nos recibi6 con
su amabilidad deAsfempre y dedi
CO Tampa frases c~arifosas.
NADIA escuchamos de los la :
bios del DIR. Grau que permita
suponer tha traicionado los prin-
cipios de la revolution.
Y nos hablo con entera since
sidad, como el acostumbra a ha-
cerlo con nuestro director N"LA
Gaceta."