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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-03
Policii zastaviti fixing"

|
majitele zvani pro pTestoupenf
predpisG o nechanf automobi-
III v zakazanych ulicich a cas-
tech mesta, vstupuje v cinnost
policejn1 department.
Vsem straznlk1m dan byl
koncemn tydne rozkaz preda-
ii likely sergeantum ma konci
osmihodinove jejich dennf sluz
by. Drive dovoleno jim bylo
likely tyto drzeti u sebe az do
nejblizsiho dine v mnohych pTf-
padech. Tim stava Sc, re v
Traffic soudu tato pTedvolanf
automobilistG zanesena budou
behem "a hodin misto 48 pre-
deslych.
Drive mnohe osoby, jez do
staly likely pro male prestou-
penf, usmyslili 81, re mali dosti
casu nalezti 81 nekoho, kdo ma
"pull" a zbaviti je pokuty, jez
tTeba jinak by byla Traffic
soudem nakazana.
Poole noveho predpisu SER
geanti must likely DAFT kapita-
Nun a tyto zaslati hned do
Traffic soudu, kan vinnfk
pTedvolan pax Dude. Novy
system poc1na 1. prosince.
Re zapisu 1radovny mayora
Jacksona jde ma jevo, re u ne
no 1874 zadostf O zrusenf tiket
podano bylo automobilisty Cd
7. cervna 1885.
PrfpisG zaslanych mayorem
Jacksonem generalu Gather,
byvalemu policejnfmu komisa-
Fl napocteno Cd Z. cervna 1885
do 81. kvetna 1887 sest set ety.
ricet pet. Nynejslmu komisa-
Fl, Lawson, poslano jich 1873
cd 1. cervna 1887 do dnesni
dolby.
Nestava stanoveni kolik lis
tn techto doslo zruseni tiket a.
nebo zGstaly v platnosti ma
skodu automobilistG.
Mayor pripustil, re dopisy
zas1lal policejnimu komisafi S
dodatkem: "jestlize m1zete
neplatnym uciniti tuto zalobu,
Dude to mnou oceneno."
- Jestlize mayor Jackson
"zfixoval" likely mnohym
svym prateldm, jednou stfzen
byl sam pro svGj vlastnf auto
mobil. Automobil byl prostTed-
nj velikosti coupe" uz1vany
synem mayora Jacksona, H.
RIAL Jackson. Policista John
Helfrich z 1stTedn1 stanice ma
lezl tento automobil parkova-
ny We 1900 blocku st. Paul uli-
&c V casne rann1 iodine IL. lis
topadu a povesil ma tento ru-
dou tiketu.
10. listopadu MATTEL likely
mel sc ukazati pred soudcem
Lankaitis. Jmeno ma pfedvo-
lanf bylo: Howard Jackson,
2402 Talbot road"
Mayor Jackson nynf zijfci ma
Springlake Way, odstehoval Sc
tam z Talbot road V prosinci
1884. Cd tie dolby neuzdalo Sc
mu jeste zmeniti adresu tuto
ma registrovani automobile to-
hoto. Kdyz nikdo Sc neukazal,
soudce Lankaitis odlozil soud
ma &c. listopad, kdy projedna-
no byti melo predvolani soud-
Gem oman. Opet nikdo Sc ne
ukazal. Soud odlozen opet a
to ma 3. prosince.
PAX pc skoncenf 1fednich
hodin do 1Tadovny vessel sekre-
tar mayora, Walter E. Beu-
chelt. Ten zaplatil 81 pokuty
a $1.45 ma dtraty vysvetluje re
tax uciniti jiz chtel drive, ale
re 1fadovna byla pima.
RIAL Jackson dopustil, re
nechal automobil staff v noci
ma zakazanem m1ste, ale po-
pfel, re by byl nejakou tiketu
dostal.
Policista Helfrich prot to-
mu udal, re tuto pTipevnil des-
tt a vetru vzdornou gumou.
Dodal, re Sc neboj1 osob, ktere
mali "velka jmena."
Ma otazku, proc nebylo ma
registracn1 listine zmeneno
Talbot road "a Springlake
Day, odpovedel syn mayordv:
"Well, nev1m. Zkratka, ne
bylo."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-03
Hospoda u policejni stanice
okradena

V Cumberland hospoda sto-
jlc1 vedle policejnf STANCE O.
kradena byla zlodeji, kterf z
nj prchli Sc $148.
Kradez tato pripomela tam
MIN obyvatelGm, re budova
vyss1 skoly shofela tam pred
nekolika lety. Skola stala hned
vedle hasicske STANCE.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-03
So. 598.396 prebytek.

V Marylandske statn1 po-
kladne ku konci fiskalniho ro-
ku, 80. T1jna, shledan byl pre-
bytek $2,598,396, jak V sobo-
tn oznameno bylo statnfm kon-
trolorem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-03
Obchodovali.

Charles Tate a Ruben Dor
sey zalovani jsou vladimir a.
gently, re vlastnili a pTevazeli
jedno sto galonG nezdanene
koralky v Laurel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-03
Sidil spatnou vahou.

Clarence Mckinney, MATTEL
stanku v Hollins trznici, poku-
tovan byl $40 a 1tratami, re
mel vahu S faleSnym dnem. u
dan byl inspektorem yah.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-03
Snfzeni DAM " Anne Arundel,

Vybor Anne Arundel okresu
komisaFG stanovil zdanovacf
sazbu ma rok 1888. Saba snf-
zena byla prot letosn1 cd 9 do
IL cent?.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-03
Stavka Greyhound bust
skoncena.

We stfedu skoncena byla
stavka Greyhound bust. Ku
zvyseni mzdy dojde die doho-
dy l. cervence budouciho roku.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-08-06

sloners we recommend that you do
not fail to support our Republican
candidates by casting vote for each
Of the following:
For Chief Justice of Municipal
Court, Harold L. Shellenberger; for
Judge Of Municipal Court Civil Di
vision tlong term-two to be elect.
ed, George j. Donson and Clarence
]. Stewart; for Judge Of Municipal
Court (short term), Benjamin M.
Patterson; for Clerk Of Municipal
Court, George ]. Beachler.
Wont you get in touch with your
friends and have them go to the polls
Tuesday, August 10th?
Respectfully submitted, the Mont
gomery County Republican Executive
Committee,
DANIEL c. BOWER, chairman.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-08-06
Suggestions for the Primaries

Frank NJ. krebs are candidates for
reelection. Both have served the
people sincerely, efficiently and IN
manner that entities them to re-
election. For the third candidate
we wholeheartedly recommend John
Il. Alters. He has given many years
Of his life ia various unofficial ways
for the good Of the citizens Of Day
ton. No one should foget the in
valuable services he rendered as
chairman Of the Red Cross during
the floods last winter. His past ac-
tivities prove that he has the interest
of the people Of Dayton at heart
and If nominated and elected City
Commissioner could be depended up
on to handle the affairs of the office
to further the welfare of citizens.
In addition to voting for these
three candidates for City Commits
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-08-06

(signed) II. LAURENCE MCNEIL.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-08-06
Dayton, Ohio, Aug. 4.

Dayton, Ohio, Aug. 4.
Dear Friend:
The Primaries will be held Tues
day, August 10th $50 am. to 6:30
pm, in the respective voting booths.
Everyone should make an effort to
vote at the Primaries and help nom
mate the best men available.
Although the Republican candi-
dates for Municipal Judges and Au.
nicipal Clerk have no opposition at
the Primaries, yet there remains the
fact that there are ten candidates
for City Commissioners. There are
six to be nominated at the Primaries
and three to be elected in November.
You are, therefore, entitled to vote
for three at the Primaries Tuesday,
August 10th.
Mayor Charles j. Brennan and
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-08-06
Calvin 5 Digest

the midst OF storm and strife, keep
cool, calm and collected. Bon voyage
70 Morgan under Negro guidance.
inere Is every reason to believe she
y IN safe hands. The success Of her
course will be strong argument for
additional leadership opportunity for
Negroes in this field.
Signs Of Recovery
Although depressing reports may
still be heard, there are signs in
different parts of the country Of real
and substantial recovery. In Sa
vannah, Ga., new bank has been
opened, the first since the depres.
sion, and the first colored bank in
that city in nine years. In Newport
News the Crown Savings Bank re-
ports the largest percentage Of in.
crease in the savings department Of
any bank in the city. The North
Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of Durham reports collections
FOR the first half of the year Of
S1 ,O35,588.65; in Chicago three
colored men, the Jones Brothers,
have opened 5, 10, 25 and $1.0O
store, giving employment to nearly
100 people; in Oklahoma CITY q
newspaper, the Black Dispatch, is in
stalling about $4,000 in new equip
ment; in Louisville, another news
paper, the Leader, is moving into
fine new home this fall; in Durham,
colored bankers were invited to at
tend the meeting Of the white bank
ers at Chapel Hill; III Asheville, NC,
Louls Armstrong was brought in to
play for the anniversary ball Of a
newspaper, the Southern News, and
50 on. There are many signs Of sub
stantial recovery and the return of
business confidence.
Americas" Editorial Staff
We are pleased to be advised by
Father John LaFarge, associate edi-
tor Of America, national Catholic
weekly journal of opinion, Of New
York, that, contrary to reports, he
did not write the article, "The Black
Cardinal, published in recent mum.
Der Of the magazine, but that the ar
ticle was written by Leonard Feeney,
the Literary Editor. Father LaFarge
| makes the correction, he explains,
not because it matters so much, but
that he would not like the public to
get the idea that perhaps he writes
all the articles in "America" ON the
race question On the contrary, he
says, all the staff members feel as
the various articles show, they are
| written by different men--some by
Paul 4. Blakely, some by Mr.. Feen-
ey, and some by Father LaFarge. In
other words, the entire editorial staff
of America" is represented by the
various articles written and publish
ed. The recent long editorials on
mo Compromise" on scottsboro, and
on the Anti-Lynching bill were by
Mr. Blakely.
Father LaFarge is active in inter
racial work, and is Jealous promo
ter of the cause of interracial justice.
He admits that the staff Of "Ameri-
ca" is pleased with the evident popu-
larity Of its interracial articles with
| the colored editors Of the country.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-08-06
Dir. Clement Stresses
Good Name" and
"(.haracer" at Famcee

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Co = Dr..
Rufus F.arly Clement, new president
Of Atlanta University, in his first
speech since taking his new post, at
the summer graduation Of Florida
A. and NJ. College last week, stressed
"a good name" "a good character,
and "a useful life as worthwhile
detectives in living. There were one
hundred graduates, S. college and
AZ normal. President John Robert
Edward Lee introduced the speaker,
who praised DR.. Lee as lone OF the
great servants Of education"
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-08-06
BY FLOYD J. CALVIN
Victoria Price

Victoria Price sat at second
story window and watched four Of
the Scottsboro boys, free men, leav-
ing Decatur. Twice before these
same boys had been sentenced to
death on her story. Now the State
said openly it thought they were in
| nocent, and quashed the indictments
against them. This happened in Ala
| bama.
Victoria Price, descendant of white
| women who have watched Negroes
die because they pointed the finger
at them, this time must have suffer
ed a revulsion of feelings against
her own white men who refused to
credit her wild sex tale, even though
it involved Negroes. Why didn't
they electrocute the boys? Why
didn't they yindicate white woman
hood once more? Why didn't they
teach Negroes that white women are
sacred?
Victoria Price doesn't understand
that the world is growing wiser, even
in Alabama. She doesn't understand
the significance of the word PRO.
| gress," the meaning Of the millions
of dollars being spent in education
for the masses, and the meaning Of
| the words .sinterracial relations. She
| doesn't understand these things. She
lives In the world Of the ignorant,
the world Of the uniformed, the
world Of the prejudiced, the world
of the cruel and heartless, the
world Of the hard and the unregener.
ate. Many white people themselves
pity Victoria's type, and are anxious
to do something that will make her
kind become fewer iii this rich
country Of ours. Opportunity and
educational advantages, spread out
to where the masses can benefit, will
reach Victofia's type, and that is
why the New Deal is spending so
| much of the Federal money, and
| pulling SO hard for reform. 1t
hopes to make America a better
place, socially, for all the people.
For Judge knight, father Of Thorn
as e. Knight, the late attorney gen
real of Alabama, there is no hope
but the hope of death. This old
man, as head Of the State Supreme
Court, would have, like Victoria,
relished the death Of the Scottsboro
boys. But fate decreed otherwise
| he WIS not able to send them to their
death ahead of time. There is for
/ giveness and hope for Victoria Price,
because she does not understand
there is neither for Judge Knight,
as there was none for his son, for
they understood perfectly what they
were determined to dc But thank
heaven they falle.l.
Negro Leadership Gains
Negro leadership received renew
ed strength upon the naming Of Dr.
Dwight Oliver Wcndeil Holmes as
presiG,l.t of Morgan 81 &c, Pslti
more. Another schol Of ancient an /
honorable lineage, for the past SET
enty odd years administered by a
white head, is now in colored hands.
Morgan follows Shaw and Bishop in
this popular and correct trend of CIV
ing the leadership Of Negroes to
| Negroes themselves.
| On the other hand, Negroes must
become doubly conscious Of their in
creasite power and prestige, and
conduct themselves as BELTS leaders
Of men. Trials and tribulations
come to leaders, and they must, in
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-08-06
Ollie Stewart In
"TI,e Commentator

NEW YORK - tC)"The Com
mentator,' lol Park Avenue, Lowell
Thomas, editor, carries an article ~
the August number called I'm Glad
I'm 4 Negro, by Ollie Stewart, Q
member Of the staff Of the Afro
American Of Baltimore, who IS now
tonrin., the West Indies.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-08-06
FOR SALE

twenty-five acres, unplated with.
in 8 miles Of center of Dayton, West
Side. Might consider part trade pay
ment.
Fl. Winterhalter,
r. r. No. !,
Spring Valley, Ohio.
La gaceta., 1937-01-16
La niebIa ykI frio paraIizarcA las operaciones de
mayor id ortancia en- Ell froat4 deMadrid
Aprobo su pAS%supuesto ell Gobiefno Leal, que es
de 5,264, Is, 631 de besetas
Disgustados con la CAncilleria de SUI pals los
norteamericanos Que 30 pueden m~ascharse

gues de la aviaci6n y mas de 70
ejificios han sido destruidos.
Los norteamericanos resideN-
ties en- Madrid Sc niegan a salir
de la capital. Todos los que po-
dian marcharse, Sc dijo en- la
embajada, sc han marchado va.
Los que han resuelto hacer fren
tie a la rituaci6n hasta ell final,
aseguran q. ST marcia aruina-
ria por complete sus intereses.
En- ell grutpo de los 1870 nortea-
mericanos hay ocho periodistas
hue deben quedarse a causa del
trabajo que realizan.
La embajada ha podido ir a.
basteciendose de alimentos gra-
cias a los privilegios obtenidos
por la intervention de Frank
Cannaday. que tiene aqui GUAM
tiosos bienes de fortuna.
Estiman los amer1Hanos que
la recommendation de- la secre-
taria de estado de sus pafis, aun
que bien intencionadh, ha lie
gado EN- TN momento inoportu-
no v que pudiera producer mas
dano que bien. Creese que 81 la
secretarfa de estado "tuNiera en-
ell corazon" los intereses de la
colonia estadunidense manten1
dria aqui una representation
consular, para mayor protec-
ci6n, como 10 han hecho los i'm
gleses, en- lugar de echar ell pc
so de la responsabilidad en- los
americanos que, por diferentes
razones, deben permanecer en-
Madrid.
Ell acuerdo de la colonia nor
teamericana Sc comunic6 por
telefono a Eric C. Wendelin,
tercer secretario de la embaja-
da, que SO e%ncuentra en- Valen-
cha. Para cerrar la embajada
serfa necesaria una orden direc-
ia de Washington.
La gaceta., 1937-01-16
Sc quiere arrancdr al Gobierno
una declaraci6n en- contra de
los Israestas

Varsovia, Polonia, enero Is.
Los debates en- Ell comite de
presrpuestos del parlamento sc
han distinguish por vioientos a.
taques en- contra de los hebreos.
Ell llamado grrupo obrero desea
arrancar del gobierno una decla
raci6n en- contra de los israeli
tas.
Los diputados antisemitas de-
mandan que todos los judlos
sean exprlsados de Polonia.
Contestando a los intransigen-
tes, en- ell p~ariamento, Jose
Beck, ministro de negocios ex-
tranjeros, manifesto que los jul
dfos habfan pedido facilidades
para emigrar a P~aAestina, faci-
hdades que el gohiernO ingd&s
90 les bahia dada
La gaceta., 1937-01-16
Los moros y los ~fascistas usan en- MeElla
las mismas e~scuelas los mismos hospItales
Tomafa accion ell Gobierno ingles para impedir
que sean confiscadas las minas de sus subditos
Han sido vistos cinco submarines de I'm tipo
diferente al que usan los fascistas

guarda costas del gobierno de
Valencia Sc ha hecho a la mar
en- busca de I'm portaaviones
que Sc cree sirve de base a los
rebeldes en- su ataque contra las
ciudades costeras del Medite-
franco.
Asegura ell ministro de mari
ma que los rebeldes continGan
recibiendo completa y alberta
cooperation por parte de las es-
cuadras italiana y alemana.
AL gobierno Sc informa que
han sido vistos cinco submari-
nos de un tipo que los fascistas
no poseen.
LEGO a Alicante con un car
gamento de mercancias ell vapor
leal "Ciudad de Mahon''.
NADIA sc sabe de los 10000
italianos que desembarcaron en-
Cadiz los dias % de diciembre
" enero II. Parece que sc han &-
sipado en- Ell aire, porque no Sc
tienen noticias de sus activida-
DIES.
Sc han mandado a Francia y
B6lgica, donde SO les ha ofreci-
do refugio, 1877 ninos que EN-
barcaron EN- Valencia.
Los rebeldes alardean, por
medic de sus estaciones de ra-
dio, de haber rechazado un alta
que que los leales hicieron con-
ira sus trincheras, EN- ell frente
de Madrid, utilizando 18 tam
qtes.
fOr los cOrr6SpONSaieS exLraH
jeros que marchan con los fac
ciosos Sc sabe que la lfnea del
frente Sc extiende por Ia addea
de Aravaca, ell punto mas avan-
zado de la reciente ofensiva. Ell
trecho de camino entire Las Ro-
zas y Aravaca es ahora Ia Inca
de atrincheramiento de los mo-
ros .
Las posiciones de los rebeldes
al este de Aravaca corren a 500
de la orilla del rio y ell
puente de San Fernando.
La gaceta., 1937-01-16
LAS MUJERES NO QUIEREN
DE MADRI

Madrid. Enero 16.-La Jun
ia de Defensa lie ha hecho sa-
Der a las mujeres, que Sc ME-
gan a marcharse de la capital,
que constituyen I'm inconve-
niente para la debida defensa
de Madrid.
Margarita Nelken, la dipu-
tada socialista, lie ha pedido a
las mujeres que obedezcan las
6rdenes dadas ,senaaando que
su resistencia agrava eli probe
ma de la alimentaci6n.
la guerra debe ser CANA
da. Por 10 tanto las mujeres de
ben evacuar a Madrid. Tene-
mos que decirles claramente
que no tienen derecho a pro-
ducir una escasez de alimen-
tos."
Miles de barbaros que Sc
Hannah cristianos recorren hoy
las GALES de Pamplona Y anne
nazan con asesinar a los presses
leales que tienen en- las carce-
les.
En- otras ciudades de Nava-
ra, animadas por los fascistas,
han tenido lugar parecidas de-
mostraciones.
Ell gobierno vasco respondio
la semana pasada a los saliva
jes ataques de la aviaci6n fac
fushando a prisioneros
entire ellos a Juan 10
Sc Prado, exalcalde de San Sc
bastian.
La gaceta., 1937-01-16

Madrid~ enero 15.-El coro-
mel Sanchez Gonzalez, goberna-
dor insurgents de Melilla, ha
dicho a los eorresponsales ex-
tranjeros que ALI solo hay tro-
pas nativas, no alemamas.
Comentando has relaciones
entire los moros y los espanoles,
ell coronel sostiene que los dos
guupos viven en- compaeta ar
monia, EN- Melilla, Ulsando las
mismas escuelas Y los mismos
hospitales.
Grandes carteles Sc han pues-
to en- ese puerto marroqui y de
cen: Larga vida a Espaha, TIA
liza, Alemania Y Portugal.
Los corresponsales extranje-
ros informan cue Meliala esta
libre de soldados alemanes e
ftalianos.
Ell general Franco acusa al
gobierno de Valencia de 'usar
dinero robado a la nati6n espa-
nola" para extender ''falsa pro-
paganda" en- contra de los fac
ciosoS.
Sc encuentra de vista en- ecu
TIA 81 Instructor ingles Vanoc,
que responde a una invitaci6n
que hiciera Ell alto comisario in
terino en- Marruecos, coronel
Beigbeder. Despues de Nisitar
a Ceuta ell destructor seguira
viaje a Melilla.
A~segurase que ell gobierno
ingles tomara pronta acci6n pa
ra impedir que los rebeldes con-
fisquen las minas de sug nacioA
males en- ell teruitorio doarinado
por ell general Franco. Calcdla-
Sc ell valor de las minas en- s mi
Ilones de libras esteriinas.
La nota condensation de Por-
tugal a la proposition inglesa
ell reclutamiento de "Vo-
luntarios', sc considera satis-
factoria en- el n1mero 10 de la
Gale de Downing, en- Londres.
Los buques del serwcio de
La gaceta., 1937-01-16

Ciudad de MEXICO, D. F., enc
70 16.-Preparando un arreglo
de la deada agraria y convinien
do en- emitir bonos para indem
nizar a los duenos de las tierras
incautadas, Ell presidente Lara
70 Cardenas Ina quitado del ca
mino las quejas de los ~exttran-
jeros contra gu gobierno.
Existen ~evidencias que item
den amostrar que la semana
pasada marco un nuevo punto
de partida en- la historic de La
revolution mejicana, orientada
,ahora hacia ell liberalismo mas
que hacfa ell extremismo.
Ell presidente Cardenas ha da-
do a los campesinos las tierras
que les ofreciera y ha implanta~
do otras reformas tales como Ell
desarrollo de las obras publicas
v la construction de un excelen-
tie sistema de carreteras. Que
daba en- pie la interrogation de
81 MEXICO seguirfa ell camino de
la repudiaci6n, como demanda-
ban los extremistas.
En- los dltirnos dias q presi-
La gaceta., 1937-01-16

Madrid, Enero 16.-El frio y
la niebla han impedido opera :
clones de importancia en- ell
frenta de Madrid. -
Antenoche era imposibl| yer
a unos pocos pies de distsncia
y los aeroplanos militares no
despegaron.
Las baterias rebeldes de Cara
banchel no podfan divisar, aufl-
cue quisieran, ell edificio de la
Telef6niea, ST. principal objeti-
vo.
Ell descanso Ina sido mas con-
veniente a los facciosos que a
las fuerzas leales. que anteayer
emlpezaron a tomar la iniciati-
va en- Las Rozas, Majadahonda
" Aravaca. Tienese entendido
tlue Aravaca volvi6 a zanzibar
de manos y que de nuevo perte-
nece a los lealeS.
La disposition de las lineas
no puede al presente divulgar-
Sc, pero 81 fuera possible, habria
sorpresa en- ell extranjero por ell
pequeno avance que las fuerZas
de Franco hicieron durante la
semana. Sc (ha probado de nue.
vo que ell jefe rebalde necesita
grandes refuerZos de Alemania
e Italia 81 quiere tomar a Ma
drid.
Ell gobierno de Valencia anun
cia haber e~quilibrado su presu-
puesto.
Sc calculan los gastos en- 1894
243, 631 pesetas y los ingresos
en- .264,244, 600 p~esetas.
Informan de Malaga que ell "a
por noruego Saga y ell danes
Signe, que sc hallaioan cargan-
do en- Malaga, acaban de regre-
sar a Gibraltar temiendo ell alta
que de la aviaci6n enemiga. Cen
tenares de personas han muerto
en- Malaga a cauSa de los alta =
La gaceta., 1937-01-16
El presidente Cardenas ha ordenado Sc
indemice a los duenos de las tienas incautadas
Ha cumplido a los campesinos 10
que les ofreciera

dente ha trabaj ado con rapidez
v prohibido a los extremists ell
realizar demostraciones contra
la estancia de Trotzky en- Meji-
co, Y ha firmado una orden ga
rantizando a la prensa ell dere-
cho de criticar los altos del go
bierno.
Mejico, seg1n ell gobierno, a.
bonara las indemniZaciones
"dentro de su capacidad para
pagan
Ell Presidente ha hecho algu-
mas concesiones a la iglesia ca
t6lica, que va parece menos in
quieta.
Hablando de los bonos de la
reforma agraria, ell diario Gel
Nacional" dice: Este acto, que
representa- una solemne prone
sa, mostrara a todos los elemen-
tos de la repdblica un sentido
de justicia que ell gobierno re
volucionario no habfa mostrado
antics. Mas ALA de nuestras
.f~ronteras sc vera que ell gdbier-
no mejicano ne protegido su
La gaceta., 1937-01-16
LLEGARA MARIANA A TAM
PA Ell SIR. MARIANA PA
NIELLO

TN antique residente de es-
Ia ciudad, que llevaba varios
amos de ausencia en- Espaha,
D. Mariana Paniello, regresa-
ra manana q Tampa.
Ell tren que lie trae llegara a
Ia estacion de la Union a las
7:15.
Familiares y amigos iran a
recibirle.
Damos al Sr. Paniello un sa-
Judo de bienvenida.