davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1937-12-09

Madrid, Die. 9.-Un escua-
dr6n de pequenos tanques italia
nos avanz6 contra las posicio =
mes leales en- Sierra Nevada, al
sureste de Granada, colocando-
Sc bajo ell effective fuego de la
artilleria republican,, que lie hi
70 pedazos.
Avanzaban los tanques sobre
Pitres V PortugoS, a 10 largo
del rio Trevelez, apoyando a la
infanteria, cuando fueron des-
truidos. Bajo ell mismo fuego la
infanteria sufri6 grandes per :
1idas.
Dicese que ell general Franco
Sc pro9onia abrir una brecha
por las montanas y faciiitar ell
ataqte contra Almeria.
Tropas moras figuraron en- ell
fracasado ataque.
Algunos f~ascistas que escapa
ron al fuego fueEon barridos
con graAadas de mano.
Las lluviaS v ell frio CONT
n1an entorpeciendo las opera =
clones en- 81 frente aragones.
La aviaci6n leal realiz6 ope =
racionss de importancia, produ
ciendo MTchas bajaS a los fac =
sieAes.
En- el frente de Madrid Sc Ca
saron la psriodista americana
Mile Mitchell Bennette, de S.
Francisco, y ell captain ameri-
cano Hans Amlie, de la brigada
international. Dos vecss en- los
1ltimos msSes, Amlie hermano
del congresista Amlie de Wis =
censin, sufri6 heridas en- ell cam
pc de batalla.
La Srta. Mitchell era prone
tida del t~eniente Borton, de
Winchester, Indiana, que muri6
defendiendo la bandera republi-
cana.
La gaceta., 1937-12-09
MITIN EN- Ell CENTRIC
OBRERO

La asamblea de protesta con-
ira las monstruosidades japo-
nesas en- China, Sc efectuara
manana por la noche, en- Ell
Centre Obrero.
81 aets se organize a petici6n
dol notesls pianista IBarcellos
de Bragg y de otros Yaliosos e.
lmentos demosraticos de esta
ciudad.
Haran uso de la palabra va
rios cenocidos oradores.
Espaha y China son hermas,
en- esta bora de augusta para
Ell mundo, porque las dos son a.
gredidas por naciones totaiita-
rias . inpsriaIistas.
La gaceta., 1937-12-09
aAa-me dijeron-

-Vete aha-me dijeron-y
veras.
Fuime ALA.
Los hermaAos de Asturia>
desembarcan de varios vapo-
res, algunos con ~chimeneas, O.
tros sin elias.
Pequenos barcos de pesca que
Sc amarran juntos, como 81 fue.
ran nihos cogidos de la mano.
: Cast todos estos barquitos ira.
jeron nihos, mujeres y hon.
bres. En- ell mar Sc ayudaron los
unos a los otros; en- los muelles
So unen y Sc estrechan, como
miemAFos de una misma fami-
liza.
Quiero decir la verdad. Llo-
re como llOrafla Qn nln0...
Me conmovi6 hondamente el
espectaculo.
Catalina y Espana sienten
un sincere carino, que no ocul-
tan, que a cads momento exte-
riorizan ,por estos al decir: De-
jane yer ST algdn pariente mio
viene EN- Ell grupo.
| Viva Asturias t.. es ell critic
que Sc escucha EN- Catalina, en-
Valencia.
Sale de bocas catalanas, va
lencianas, madrilenaS, gallegas,
andaluzas..
La gaceta., 1937-12-09
ALEMANIA PARECE DIS
PUESTA A OBTENER COLO
MAS, AUNQUE ESTO PRO-
VOGUE LA GUERRA
Neurath habl6 en- tono "amena-
zante" al embajador frances

Londres, Die. 9.--La opinion
pGblica de este pals Y de Fran
cia ha sido mantenida en- igno-
rancia de los hechos con respec
to a las Conversations entire el
ministro aieman de negocios ex
tr~anjeros, Constantin Won Neu
rath, y ell embajador frances en-
Berlin, Andre Francois Poncet,
que tuvieron lugar POGO antes
de la llegada a Berlin de Ivon
Delb6s, m~inistro frances de ne
gocios extranjeros.
Ell embajador gallo visit6 al
baron Won Neurath, con instruc
| clones de Paris, para informal
lie de las cuestiones discutidas
en- Londres con ocasi6n de la vi
sta del primer ministro Chau-
temps y M Delb6s, y para expli
earle ell communicate que conjun
tamente expidieron los gobier :
nos de Londres Y Paris.
Hablando con brutal franque
"a, ell baron iRform6 a Poncet
queel gobierno del Reich no te-
MIA interes en- los resultados OBJ
tenidos en- LOndres porque Ell
canciller Hitler totalmente des-
aprueba la idea de una confe-
rencia con ell objeto de produ-
cir una comprensiva soluci6n de
todos los problemas. Ell gobier-
no del Reich prefiere negocia =
clones b~ilateralss de los puntos
oncretos y rehusa ser llevado
. discusiones ideol6gicas que,
segdn mantienen, finalmente
crearan un mayor peligro de
guerra.
Despues Ell baron dijo ell en-
bajador que Hitler Sc hallaba
determinado a no dejar que el
punto de la devoluci6n de las CO.
lonias o compensation equiva-
lente Sc haga I'm motive de ira
fico politico. Hitler insiste en-
que las coIonias deben ser dis
cutidas independientemente del
arreglo general y Sc halla dis :
puesto, en- case necesario, a de-
cidir Ell argumento por medic
de la fuerza.
.Esto di6 lugar a que la vista
de Delb6s a Won Neutrath solo
durara Is minutes.
En- su conversation con Del =
Dos ell ministro aleman no dijo
NADIA para deshacer ell efecto de
sus palabras a Poncet.
Alemania, a~parentemente, in
siste en- poner ell problema de
las colonias a la vista de Fran
cia e Inglaterra, reservanJolo
para uso future como una raz6n
para la prueba de la fuerza.
La gaceta., 1937-12-09

FL amigo y companero Ora
nell nos inforna: JavieH Bue-
no, ell gran periodSta y lucha-
dor infatigable, que para elem
plo de todos Sc neg6 rotunda-
mente a abandonar a Asturias
donde habfa trocado Ia pluma
por ell fusil, mientras existi6
alguna esperanto, nhientras e.
ra possible aun la defensa, aun
que Ia centianda rsgultasG
monstruosaments deSigaal, fus
evacuado y Sc sncuentra en- Ia
zona leal.
Honda satisfaction nos pro
duce la noticia de que Ell que
rido camarada Sc halla con no
sotros Y a salvo de la barbarie
fascista, que va Sc ensano con
81 del modo mas inhumano en-
ell octubre sangriento.
Javier Bueno, tras ell reposo
bien ganado en- estes ounce
meses de continue batallar,
nos dara una vision exacta Y e.
locuents de la epopeya astu-
riana, pues su mano no puede
permanecer ociosa.
Tambien fue evacuado opor
tunamente Francisco Galan.
que fus a Asturias en- los mo-
mentos culminantes de la lu-
cha Y ALI permaneci6 hasta el
ultimo mmoento.
Salud.
La gaceta., 1937-12-09
CHyNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Agujas, canilleras y correas. - Javier Bueno y
Francisco Galan. - Granell vuelve al frente. -
La muerte de Sendon.

Para las mujeres y hombreS
de esta retaguardia:
Valencia
Espana
Maquinas de coser innnecesa-
rias. Envfean 200 OcanilleroS
200 correas, y agujas 1 y ia
Singer. Escribo.
Romeo.
Ell camarada Renee eS Ell pre-
sidente de la Cruz Roja Espa-
fola.
Quiere decir su despacho: te-
nemos maquinas, pero nos fall
tan canilleroS, correas y agujas.
Sc actuara sin demora, de a.
cuerdo con 10 que Sc pide.
Con ell puno en- alto: Salud!
La gaceta., 1937-12-09

Me llevaba ell coraz6n y me
acerqu:
-Oye nena, GtienGS mieu?
Mo-, peru no SO la que me
pasa...
mo tengas miedo, que aqui
todos tie queremos!. L..
va lu sc, va lu s6... peru nu
Sc 10 que me pasa...
Y junto a ella la otra. Una Sc
llama Ramona Fernandez Y la
otra Jacinto Martinez. Sc aga
iran de los vestidos de sus res
pectivas malres.
Aqui tres nihlos de cinco y
seis amos que abren los ojos Y
aprietan ell puho en- alto.
Las madres les llevan de la o.
ira mano. Heroes del mahana.
Una linda muchacha, como de
20 8 Fl amos, daba ell pecho a SD
pequenina.
10 sestudiantes chinos, de pa
so por Espana, acarican a las
criaturas.
No Sc 10 que pas6; pero uno
de ellos empez6 a llorar en- silen
clio y las lagrimas lie rodaban
por la cara
Probablemente pensaba en-
sus hermanitos de China, de la
China invadida y asesinada, CO.
mo Espaffa.
Estos dramas no podra olvi-
darlos Ia historic, que en- sus Jul
clos contra el faseismo y los
traidores sera implacable.
iSeres que emigran de sus no
cares para no ser asesinados
por espafoles traidores a su pa
tria, o por italianos eselavisa :
dos!
Las mu5eres. 5que pHdiera
decir para loarlas, para alabar
los sacrificios que realizan?
Estas "viellinas". lPor out
Sc las trata asi; por que las per.
siguen e~spanoles uncidos al yu-
go de tiranias extranjeras?
Muchas han perdido a sus hi
jos. pero no Koran.
Loraran a la bora de la vic
toria, que sc acerca, perque es-
te pueblo de Asturias, como el
La gaceta., 1937-12-09
OTRA OLA FRIA DEJARA
SENTIR SUS EFECTOS
ESTA NOCHE

Otra ola fra, que Sc dice sera
menos intensa que la anterior,
Sc dejara sentir esta Dochs en-
Tampa.
Esperase que la temperature
baje unos 20 grades, en- relaci6n
con la de hoy, en- la manana del
viernes.
Duda la oficina metereol6gi-
"a cue tengamos heleda o oscar
cha ;pero aconseja a los cose-
cheros que tomen precauciones.
Por La Radio Sc daran las a.
timas ~noticiaa q los eampesines.
La gaceta., 1937-12-09
UN DONATIVO DE EEL EN-
CANTO"

la s~aStrerfa v taller de lava
do y planchado eel Encanto,"
81 popular establecimiento de
la Gale Is esquina a la Octa-
va avenida, regal6 hoy una ca
ia de leche para los ninos de
Espana.
Mariana Rodriguez, ell teso.
zero del Comite P. Democrats
co, recibiSa ss.a noche ell i'm :
porte do 10 saja.
La gaceta., 1937-12-09

Granell nos dice: La carta
que me mandaron de ahf sobre
las cosas que on Ia Habana su-
ceden, Ia public6 va ell Diario
de AIbacete, asi como un ar
tfculo en- elogio de Josefina
Rodriguez.
Y agrega: "A la guerra me
voy, sc 10 vengo a decir, por
81 algo pudiera ocurrirme---.
Como soldado acabo de reals
tarme en- 10 compahfa espano-
In del Batall6a lincoln. Ne
La gaceta., 1937-12-09
A 'GRETA GARBo

Dearborn, Michigan, Die. 8.
-Embarc6 aver para Suecia en-
ell vapor Gripsholm la actriz
Greta Carlo.
La despidi6 en- Ell barco 81 IA
moso director de orquesta Leo
poldo Stokowski, que Sc dice
contraera matrimoniO con ella.
La gaceta., 1937-12-09

Parte ell csrazon DIR despues
que una bomba explota:
Mama, no temas, aqui es.
toy!...
SDioS We tales cosas desde el
cielo?
Isl las viera, va los bando-
leros fascistas lutheran sido
borrados de sobre la faz de Ia
terra.
La gaceta., 1937-12-09
LOS FASCISTAS BRASILE-
RIOS DECLARAN "ROJO"
A TARTAN

HabaRa, Die. 9.--El regi
men fascista de Getulio Var
gas decomis6 en- Rio de janet.
no ell libro "Tarzan ell Iinven-
cible," publicado en- los Esta-
dos Unidos, con ell pretexto de
que es comunista.
Todos los derechos polfticos
Y civiles han sido asesinados
en- ell Brasil por ell regimen dc
Vargas.
La gaceta., 1937-12-09
NUEVO REPRESENTATIVE
ANTE FRAN
co

Lisboa, Die. o.-El goAierno
antidemocratico de Oliveira Sa-
lazar nombr6 a Pedro Pereira,
ministro DE comercio, represen-
tante especial ante la junta de-
Salamanca. -
La gaceta., 1937-12-09

quiero pasar sin estar ALI.
Gel Fidel que tanto les he
mencionado y que es de Tam
pa, aunque con pesidencia en-
New York, es Fidel Linares, a.
migo de Rojas. Pertenecia a la
brigade "a. va estara en- New
York.
Esmeralde Castro va con
rumbo a New York, 10 mismo
que mi entranable amigo F.
Barcenas, ell tabaquero de To-
ronto, heroe de verdad en- las
trasmisiones de la brigada XIV.
Desearia hiciera una vista a
Tampa. .~%s
No pidan que me manden a
mi, pues seria una continual
"pejiguera."
We're 81 logro que manden q
Rejas.
J. G. Granell.
La gaceta., 1937-12-09
AMBULANCIA DE LA u
MON MARTINA PARA ES-
PANA

New York, Die. 9.-La Union
Nacional Martina dedic6 aqui,
en- breve ceremonial, una ambu :
lancia que sera mandada a los
leales espaholes.
Cost6 Ia ambulancia $4,000 y
fue adquirida Dor donativos de
los marineros Dc los T.. u.
La gaceta., 1937-12-09

Nos pregunta ell companerc
Granelf:
iRecibieron ell mensaje de
Mangada y ell del Canpesino?
Tenenos en- nuestro poder
ell de Mangada y ha sido pues
DO en- un psqueno marco, perc
no ha ilegado todavfa ell del
Campesino.
Quiera nuestra buena suer-
te que no Sc haya extraviado.
La gaceta., 1937-12-09

Agujas, eanilleros y serreas
para la Cruz Roja Espanola.
Agujas para maquinas Singer,
ndmero / y 112.
Leche condensada y legum-
bres.
l.
La gaceta., 1937-12-09

Los facciosos bombardearon
los hospitales americanos del
frente de Madrid.
Ell mando faccioso dira: va
hemos vengado ell "desaire" que
los artistas de Hollywood hicie-
ran al 'fhijito" de Mussoiini.
Aviaci6n de guerra italiana
contra hospitales con medicos
americanos, enfermeras ameri-
canas v equipo americana.
Cobardes!
La gaceta., 1937-12-09

Uno de los mas mobiles hijos
de la Espana leal, ell obrero
Claro J. Sendon, delegado de
la Confederation Nacional del
Trabajo, redactor del diario
CNT de Madrid, que Sc encon
traba de vista en- este pals, a.
GAIA de MORN en- New York.
Realizaba una vigorosa cam
paha de propaganda, en- pro
del gobierno legftimo, de la
clase obrera y de la humani-
dad, cuando Ia musrts, mas
cruel que nuHca en- este case,
cercen6 su vida prsciosa.
Lejos de la terra que habia
defendido como obrero Y co :
mo soldado, lejos de la nueva
Espana de esperanto y de JUS
ticia, dej6 de ex's''" .; inteli.
e.. to e infatiga3'e camarA1a
Ell sabado pasado recibi6 sc
pultura ell cadaver, en- New
York.
Cuando la Rep1blica triun.
fe, sus restos seraR devueltos
a Espana.
En- representation de esta
Retaguardia de TAMPA, con la
mayor sinceridad, expresamos
nuestra pena por la muerte del
querido companero.
Y damos ell pesame, ademas
a Juan Lopez Y Serafin Ala
ga, que lie acompanaban en- la
gira de propaganda.
La gaceta., 1937-12-09

La comisi6n compuesta por
los amigos y companeros Gu
mersindo del Vale y Alberto
Lopez (Simmons), remiti6 an
teayer, por correo, seis paque
ties para los valientes milicia-
nos Garcia Granell, Felipe Ro-
jas, Paula, Vazquez y dos a :
mericanes de Jacksonville.
Misi6n cumplida. Para esos
amigos la felieitaci6n que me-
recen.
La gaceta., 1937-12-09

Leche condensada Y Judas
para Espana.
Canilleros, correas Y agujas.
iQue respondan los buenos
cOrazones!
Evening star., 1937-07-25
Courage Won Her Grace

dancer explains, and adds, think of
the hips as wheels of light vehicle
and carry the body weight evenly be-
tween them. If the hips sway from
side to side the body also will. Then
over goes the apple cart. as far as
beauty of balance is concerned"
She encourages young actors and
dancers with: Physical rhythm is
nothing more than good posture with
design added"
DON'TS can be excellent warn
ings. Miss Christie claims that some
Evening star., 1937-07-25

4. Don't jut the chin forward -
this is the cause of the thick neck and
the dowager's hump.
But beyond the actual physical in
struction, there is an inspirational
quality to Grace Christie's work.
Strength without tension, grace
without weakness. form without con-
straint, and expression without SEN
timentality" - these are the guiding
principles of Miss Christie's teachings
and the embodiment of the dancer
herself.
Evening star., 1937-07-25

of pique OF course he was killed. It's
childish to think anything else"
Madam" said Cardavan gravely.
II hope you are wrong. In any case
the necessity for secrecy remains and
I'm overdue at the Embassy with ex-
plantations In the meantime hope
all of you here will give Captain Wong
your full cooperation" He started
toward the entresol but paused to
greet the Chinese rear guard. Hello.
Wah Ling, Fu-Ming. How are you.
Feng?"
With hands clasped they ducked
their heads, immemorial. custom trans
cending Western clothes. The Chinese!
Reds gray eyes lit with admiration.
BY remembering a single blow. you
strike yourself many times. If that
wasn't wisdom. triple-distilled through
the centuries. what was it? He glanced
at DID, and was puzzled at finding
the boys eyes still sweeping the floor
right to left, left to right. Only the
arc had changed: it was wider.
Wong also turned on Di-Di. "Tur-
tle," he cried, stir yourself! Fetch
your Missy's coat"
where are we going?" asked Mrs.
Bynne Then she rose swiftly. 1T
doesn't matter. I'm glad to 60 any
where out of this room"
"Only the usual routine" said
Wong. 1T is necessary that all make
full statements before the police au-
thorities."
He then spoke rapidly in Mandarin
to Wah Ling. instructing him to get
them into motor car. Red pretended
Evening star., 1937-07-25
All Blood Is Red
Continued from Page seven

not to understand. but when Wah
came toward him. Red took Tracy's
arm so they would not be separated.
Obeying gesture he led her out and a
few minutes later the four entered one
of the hotel taxis. The driver was told
to wait.
Almost at once. Mrs Bynne came out
accompanied by Wong. followed by
Di-Di walking between Fu-Ming and
Feng. All five crowded into second
car. then both cars started. swerved
left. and soon headed north along
Hatamen Street.
Tracy was between Aldyreff and
Long. She turned to the Russian. DO
you know where we're going, Captain?"
"Eh?" he exclaimed, rousing him
self from deep abstraction.
where are we going?" repeated
Tracy.
''Oh." said Aldyreff. ITO the police
station - yes. the police station"
That's funny" said Red, because
we just passed it."
"How do you know?" asked Aldyreff.
Long, angry at himself, glanced
back at the squat building; for
tunately the Chinese flag was flying
from its cupola top. by the flag" he
said.
"A lucky guess, remarked Aldyreff.
"since the flag flies over any public
building. l thought for minute you
must have read the Chinese sign"
Long leaned forward to look at him
boldly. Don't you think we ought to
tell Captain Wong he's lost his way?"
NO." said Aldyref coolly. Quite
Evening star., 1937-07-25
Confinvsd from pogs six

times it is better to tell people what
not to do particularly when ex-
planning posture rules.
!. Don't tense buttock muscles -
this enlarges your hips and makes your
walk wooden and heavy.
2. Don't lock knees - this tends to
throw all the units of the body out of
balance and out of alignment. and jars
each step.
3. Don't open or spread the shoul-
der blades - this rounds the shoulders
and drops the chest.
Evening star., 1937-07-25

evidently we're not headed for the
police station"
The cars zigzagged along the broad
stretch of Hatamen Street for several
blocks, dodging rickshas, bicycles,
carts. peddlers, water carriers. men in
robes and women in pegtop trousers
under quilted. daring jackets.Abruptly
they made half circle and came to a
stop close to an archway too narrow
for their passage. Immediately rick
shas swarmed toward the descending
passengers.
Wong chose nine and ordered the
rest back. The procession started, this
time in single file with Wong and
Fu-Ming at its head while Feng and
Wah Ling guarded the rear.
Cautiously Long spoke to his boy
and wherever the way was broad
enough his ricksha was brought close
to Tracy's. He spoke to her softly:
Tracy. what did they do to your"
Nothing, but had feeling some
body might have tried twisting my
arm if Lieutenant Cardavan had been
out of the way"
why? What for?"
Because they got out of the suite so
soon after you left l was afraid they'd
catch you, so l made quite a noise
locking my door. BY the time they
persuaded me to open it l knew you
we're safe"
Good girl. Then what?"
"They took me back into the sitting
room and asked the same questions
over and over. didn't know where
you'd gone or why Id locked myself
in; just kept saying didn't know.
What about you, Red? Did you find
out anything?"
Eyes. l caught up with DR.. Millar.
You we're right. Tracy; we both we're
right. Bynne was murdered"
"Oh!'
Look out!" whispered Red sharply.
Wong is dropping back. Get a grip on
yourself. Please"
"Why - why shouldn't we tell
him?" she gasped.
Because there's nothing we could
PROVE" said Red hurriedly. Trust
me, Tracy; say something he can
hear"
What terrible streets! What's be-
hind all these low walls?"
(Continvsd on next pogs)
Evening star., 1937-07-25
Cod Speed
BY FANNY DE GROOT HASTINGS

Father of US and of all small and furred
And tmid creatures, leaving safe abodes
In search of food, let none of us be spurred
To too great haste when these would cross Thy r
Help us observe the prudence of Thy laws
That give safe conduct on all journeys, let
The speed of wheels be tempered to four paws
And transit have no sequel of regret.
Evening star., 1937-08-10

to present. We know we are right in
advancing its principles and I trust
We are right in the methods We have
provided to carry out those principles
We are following the plan sincerely
expounded by our great President and
set forth in the Democratic platform
of 1886. 1t is, therefore, our duty
as members Of Congress to legislate
for the best interests of the people.
I know the temper of the people on
this question, or more truthfully I may
say that know the feeling of industry
on this bill from the hundreds of let
ters that have been pouring into my
office since l assumed the chairman
ship OF the Labor Committee of the
House Of Representatives. Some of
these letters have been from chiselling
employers apparently terrified because
they will finally be made to bring con-
ditlons in their industries up to STAN
dard labor conditions as denied in the
bill. l have little use for these selfish
individuals. I am rather mindful of
that great inarticulate mass of our
Evening star., 1937-08-10

motion into seven subheadings, which
are. in brief, as follows:
l. c. l. o. afiiliation.
2. To admit workers other than edi-
torial
3. Adjustment OF vice president To
represent wire service employees.
4, To advocate defeat Of Fascists in
Spain.
S. To support independent political
action to benefit farmers and laborers,
6. To advocate a $4,000 900 900 w.
P. A. fund.
Z. To indorse the court plan OF
President Roosevelt.
Ballots asking a vote of yes" or
mo" on the seven points, subjected 70
controversy since the national con-
vention, will be mailed to local guild
presidents within 10 days, the board
announced.
Evening star., 1937-08-10

people who have not written me let
ters but who expressed their wishes
at the polls last November. Maybe
some Of them cannot express their
thoughts on paper, maybe they
couldn't afford the price OF paper,
envelopes and stamps, but they want
this legislation. They need 1t to pro-
tect their rights Of equality, freedom
and opportunity under the Constitu-
ton.
In conclusion I want to leave Just
one thought with you employers. Do
not let propaganda against this bill,
led by few selfish people, scare you.
This bill is not communistic, flscistic,
bureaucratic or autocratic. 1t is
merely a sincere effort to increase
buying power, to spread happiness and
prosperity to the average American
citizen in the most equitable manner
possible
In this, an age to which has been
given privileges far beyond those OF
any other. it is surely and clearly the
duty of the legislative body to carry
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out the principles Of true friendship
for our neishbor by leghhtion such
as this. But the very fact that our
mandate to carry out this solemn duty
to establish these principles has been
70 clearly defined makes me very
humble when I remember the words
Of Christ, Many prophets and kings
have desired TO see the things that
you zee and have not seen them; and
to hear the things that you hear and
have not heard them"
Evening star., 1937-08-10
NEWS GUILD VOTE
ON ISSUES ORDERED
Executive Board to Mail Ballots
Soon for Referendum on
Seven Questions.
11 the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August 1O.--The In
ternationAl Executive Board OF the
American Newspaper Guild yesterday
ordered q referendum vote to decide
the questions of C. I. O. afflliation and
other programs adopted by the guilds
national convention
Held in response to a motion OF the
Columbus (Ohio) Guild, the referen-
dun will either sanction or revoke
convention decisions in dispute The
board has rephrased the Columbus
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Diet Cures Red Noses.

Red noses can Be cured by dieting,
declares DR.. M. Juvenal of Vienna,
Austria. He prescribes vegetables and
fruits, with minimum Of fats and
albumin, during the flrst two months
He advises the same diet, plus milk
and . little curds, for the following
two months. After that the patient
should continue with the same, plus
II ounces Of meat and two eggs 4
week.
Evening star., 1937-08-10

Foreign Settlements.
Shanghai's foreign settlements cover
an area OF 823 square miles.