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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-08
DUKE And VOL
CONTEST TOPS
IN SOUTHEAST
Saturdays Game May Blast
Rose Bowl Hopes of
One or Both Teams
By DAYTON MOORE
United Press Staff Correspondent

ATLANTA. Ca. Oct. s. CUP
Dukes mighty Southern confer
cncc champions and powerful
Tennessee of the Southeastern
meet Saturday in a game which
will blast the Rose Bowl hopes OF
one-or maybe both-Of them.
The game headlines the grid
iron menu of the south this week
end: and to the victor, goes the
early-ScaSOn claim for the cham
pionship of Dixie. Defeat, of
course. would knock either out of
the Rose Bowl running and tie
would eliminate both from a
chance of getting a bid to the
west coast poSt-SeaSon classic.
Georgia Tech journeys to Lex
ington to battle Kentucky in the
only Southeastern conference
game this week.
The remainder of the big thm-
teen elevcnS go outside the con-
ference with hopes of UNFOLDING
last weeks records when South
eastern teams defeated eight and
I
tied one non-conference foe.
Three of the Southeastern, IN
Guiding Tennessee, take on teams
from the Southern. The Crimson
Tide of Alabama plays host to the
South Carolina Gamecocks and
the Georgia Bulldogs entertain
Clemson at Athens.
The Louisiana State champions
and Mississippi State invade the
Southeastern loop. The Bengals,
fresh from a victory over Texas
university of the Southwestern go
to Houston for fling with the
Rice Owls. The Maroons meet
Texas A. and NJ. in Tyler.
Intersectional games shoot Au-
burn against Villanova, Florida
VS.. Temple tonight and Ole Miss
with st. Louis university.
The CommodoreS of Vanderbilt
90 to Memphis with blood in their
eyes to avenge the 1910 defeat
which Southwestern unexpectedly
handed Ray Morrison's clan last
season. Tulane plays its third con-
secutive home game of the sea-
son, meeting Mississippi college.
Sewanee has a home tilt with
Tennessee Wesleyan.
The clash in Durham of the
Duke Blue Devils and the Volun-
teers from Tennessee has all the
elements which pack fans in the
stadiums from September to Oc'
tober. Each is one of the strong
est gridiron outfits in the nation
Both boast a tough defensive line
and an array of shifty backs not
cd for furnishing the reay Nc,
Coy when it comes to thrilling
runs and passes.
On the bench directing the elev-
ems will be the tops in coaches
Wallace Wade of Duke and Bob
Neyland of Tennessee began then
rivalry i'm 1928 when Wade was
turning out those powerhouSes at
Alabama. Neyland teams have
won six of the eight times his
proteges have opposed Wade elev'
ems, but only once was the score
one-Sided.
Then there is the old revenge
angle at Duke where the squad
from Wade down to waterboy
still remembers too well the up
set two-point defeat which Ten
nesSee dealt Duke last year fOr
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-08

foul tip in the eighth, that he
would be unable to catch today.
Hal Schumacher believes that he
has better luck pitching to Harry
The Horse" banning anyway.
Many fans and experts believed
that the series probably would be
ended i'm two games at the Polo
Grounds. although Schumacher
won one and lost one against the
Yanks last year 1t appears that
the YankS are turning on more
power than they did in the 1886
series.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-08
REPORT DINNER NOT
BRINGING RESPONSE
lContinucd from page ane)

Continued from page 0ne)
tend the dinner dance, pass the
night at the Skyland hotel and de-
part the following morning imme-
diately after having breakfast. An
entertainment committee is head
ed by II. f. Buchanan, president
of the Chamber of Commerce.
Reservations for the dinner must
be made not later than Saturday
noon. it was said, so the commit
tee and hotel management may
know how many to prepare for.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-08

Northwestern VS.. Michigan.
Penn. Military vs.. st. Joseph.
Penn. st. VS.. Buckncll.
Princeton VS.. Cornell.
Purdue VS.. Carnegie.
Rutgers vs.. Delaware.
st. Mary VS.. Nevada.
Southern Calf. VS.. Ohio st.
Stanford VS.. U.C.L.A.
Syracuse vs.. st. Lawrence.
Texas VS.. Oklahoma.
Texas Christian VS.. Tulane.
Union VS.. Swarthmore.
Army VS.. Columbia.
Washington VS.. Oregon State.
Yale VS., Pennsylvania.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-08
Football Schedule
SOUTHERN CONFERENCE

Citadel vs.. p. c. friday.
Clemson ". Georgia.
Davidson ". Will.
Duke vs.. Tenn.
Furman vs.. y. {. State.
Maryland vs.. W. Maryland.
y. Carolina vs.. N,G.U.
Richmond vs.. Roanoke.
). Carolina vs.. Alabama.
Virginia vs.. Navy.
V.P.I. vs. W. & NJ.
Wake Forest vs.. ErSklnc.
". & l.. vs.. West Va.
SOUTHEASTERN
Auburn vs.. Nillanova.
Florida ". Temple.
Ga. Tech vs.. Kentucky.
L.S.U. ". Rice
Mississippi vs. st Louis.
Miss. State VS.. Texas Ag.
Sewanec VS.. Tenn. Yves. (Fri.)
Tulane VS.. Miss. College.
Vandy VS.. S.P.C.
OTHERS
Appalachian vs.. CarSon-Newman
Catawba VS.. Naval Apprentice
friday.
Elon VS.. High Point.
Guilford VS.. Randolph-Macon.
W.C.T.C. VS.. TuSCulum.
Emory & Henry VS.. Newberry,
Chattanooga VS.. Centre (FriO
Miami VS.. Spring Hill (Fri)
Amherst VS.. Norwich.
Bates VS.. Arnold.
Baylor VS.. Arkansas.
Boston L. VS.. Slippery Rock.
Calf. VS.. Washington State.
Chicago VS.. Wisconsin.
Colgate VS.. st. Bonadventurc.
Dartmouth VS.. Springfield.
Duquesne VS.. Pittsburgh.
Fordham vs.. Waynesburg.
Harvard VS.. Brown.
Holy Cross VS.. Georgetown.
Illinois VS.. Notre Dame.
Iowa vs.. Bradley.
Iowa State VS.. Nebraska.
Lehigh vs.. Johns Hopkins.
Maine vs.. New Hampshire.
Manhattan vs.. Mich. st.
Minnesota VS.. Indiana.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-08
3STH CHILD IS BORN
TO GERMAN FARMER

BERLIN, Oct. 8. (UP)-The
3Sth child was born to August
Thiele, a farmer, in Rethem, Han
mover province, it was reported
yesterday. -,
Thirty-four children We're said
to be living as well as 60 grand
children. Thiele, who has been
married three times, was acclaim
ed as the father of the largest
family in Germany.
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from the Dukes.
"SLINGIN' SAM"

The pigskin pushcr for the
Washington Redskins is setting
the professional woods attire this
season. Last figures related that
Sammy had completed 3G out Of
81 passes attempted this year. an
average of 50 per cent.
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the only blcmiSh on the Blue Dew
lis 1886 record.
The dope book says the Duke
Tennessee game is Il toSS-up, each
having defeated Virginia Poly
technic institute by four touch
downs.
Victory in the Auburn-NilanOva
game in Philadelphia means the
Bacardi bowl cup for which the
two elevcns tied in Havana last
New Years day.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-08
TROOP TWO SCOUTS
TO GATHER TONIGHT

Troop No. 2, Boy Scouts. will
meet tonight at 1880 o'clock At
the troop cabin. and all members
are urged to be present.
After a short business meeting,
the troop will join with Troop 4
in a fire prevention week pro-
gram.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-08


YANKEE STADIUM. NEW
YORK. Oct. S.-CUP)-Yankee
dynamite exploded again in
Thursdays second game of the
nickel" world series and blasted
the Giants 20 defeat under bar
rage of y hits by the same 81
score that won Wednesday open
ing contest.
While Big Charlie Red" Ruff
fling, the cjght-toed right-handcr
from NokomiS, Ill.,. hand-cuffed
the Giants with seven scattered
hits. mis- mates bombardcd three
Giant pitchers and apparently put
deadlock on their second
straight world championship.
Clifford Mickey Mouse" Mel
ton. a gangling. Sail-earcd south
paw rookie from the North Caro-
lima hills, spiked the Yankee Guns
with only two hits until the fifth
inring-a performance quite SIM
liar TO that of his mate. Carl Hub
bell, Wednesday. Melton was
pitching so magnifiCently that the
57,675 fans figured the freshman
tirc-ball finger might succeed
where the veteran Scrcwball king
failed the opening day.
But the YankS broke loose in
the fifth. smashed Melton from
the mound and continued their
barragc in the sixth and seventh
against two right-handed rescue
hurlerS. Harry Gumbcrt and Dick
Coffman. Eight runs and 10 hits,
including four doubles. were roll
ed up in those three laundering
frames.
Meanwhile Ruffing, veteran Of
two previous series, was blazing
away from the Yankee mound
with his old-timc fast bail and the
new explosive curve that was
taught him this season by Monte
Pearson. who was 20 handle the
Yankee pitching assignment today
against Hal Schumacher - as the
series shifts 10 the Polo Grounds.
Rulings mastery hurting achiey-
ed his second world series victory.
He had won one game in the
YankS-CubS series in 1882. And
lost one in last years GanES-
Giants tuSSlc.
Big Red" former Illinois
coal miner who lost two toes on
his right foot in an underground
explosion, helped win his own
game Thursday by driving I'm
three runs with a single and 4
triple. And he registered eight
strikeOutS - four more than the
three Giants hurlerS' total.
The crowd-uneXpcctcdly SINAI.
despite warm, clear weather -
became somewhat bored with the
monotOny of Yankee hits in the
three catastrophe frames. Many
of those who had contributed to
the S229,55 gate were yelling de-
riSively, They're off at Rocking
ham," as the white-uniformed
bomberS gallopcd around the
bases. Others shouted, Its too
bad the Giants can't throw in the
towel-likc in fights" Everyone
was impressed with the apparent
hopeleSSncSS of the Giants cause
now that their two ace pitchers
have failed to so the route.
After witnessing Wednesdays
opening Giants debacle. the fans
had little confidence left in Man
ager Bill Terry and his gray-clad
performers. That's why the fankS
were 9-5 favoriteS TO win yeSter-
day, and that's why Yesterday
crowd was almost 5000 less than
Wednesdays, although the wealth
er was much better.
After the game Manager Ter
~ announced that Gus Mancuso
had injured his right little finger
so badly when nit by CrosettlS
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-08
YANKEES TAKE
SECOND WORLD
SERIES Game
Crowds Fall Off, Interest
Wanes as American Lea
guers Turn on Heat"

NEW YORK, Oct. :. CUP)-
Following are IN cofficial figures
on the second game of the world
series:
Attendance, 57.675.
Receipts, $229.552.OO.
Commissions share. ssh. I32.S0
Players share, $llTO7I52.
Clubs share, $39.023.Sl.
Leagues share. $39.O23.Si.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-08

GLIDING depreciation of equip
mcnt. i'm these counties for he
patrol was only $4,000.
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Fiji is to have an automobile
association.
La gaceta., 1937-11-05
La actividad de las mujeres leales de Tampa
Acordaron aver suspender la cuestacion Official

Sofia Arduengo, $500; Marina
So; de un dollar, Obduiia Coma
lez, Marcia Argielles, Marco
lima Alfonso, Amado Rivero, A
licia Huerta, Eloisa GonZalez,
Maria Garcia, Aurora Garcia,
Simpatfa, Pancho Villa, Eloina
Torres, Algimiro Sanchez, Dull
ce Pasetti, Maxine Gonzalez.
Catalina Gonzalez, Elena Val
des, Benedict Quintana, Pillar
Lopez, Concha Suarez, Antonio
Diez, Angelina Rodriguez,
Francisco Sanchez, Victoria
Gonzalez, Bernardo SuareZ,
Rosa Fernandez, Belarmina
Fernandez, Polleria Alameda,
Andres Echevarria, Aurora Ro
driguez, DR.. Mas, Eiginio LObo,
II. NJ. de la Parte, Elena Con
zalez, JESUS Perez, Dora Cam
pc, Jose Sanchez (Perullo), A
nita Mason, Amalia Gonzalez,
Palmira, 81; de un dollar, Soco
rro Alvarez, Elisa Martinez, 10
sefa Lopez, Orisela Alvarez,
Herminia Menendez, Carmen
Fernandez, Manuel Nen6ndeZ,
Violeta Priede, Zenaida Priede,
Angelina Diaz, Maria Garcia
Jose Menendez, Isabel Coma
lez, Aurora Campos, Ramon Me
nendez, Vicente Lopez y Cuer-
yo Cafe, 2803 Nebraska.
Manana terminaremos la his
La gaceta., 1937-11-05
HITLER Sc PROPONE BUS
CAR UNA SOLUCION AL
CONFLICTO SlNO-JAPO-
MES

Shanghai, Nov. 5.-Dicesc
que Joachim Won Ribbenthrop
iniciara gestiones, por orden
del canciller Hitler, de Alema
MIA, para buscar una soluci6n
del conflicto chino-japones.
China y ell Jap6n, segun Sc
dice, aceptarian la mediaci6n
de Hitler, aunque este mantle
ne una alianza militar con los
liponeS. Varios expertos mill
tares alemanes dirigen las ope
raciones de las tropas chinas.
Las tropas japonesas ataca.
'on hoy de nuevo a 10 largo
del arroyo Soochow, capturan-
do algun territorio y metiendo
una cuna entire Rubicon y War
rem.
La infanteria japonesa ira,
ia de capturar ell aerodromo
'hino al suroeste de Rubicon.
FL mando japon6s dice ha-
Der logrado pasar varios caho-
mes.
De China han salido en- los
dltimos meses, segun una nota
Official, 1851 americanos y
quedan ALI $500. Grupos de
americanos Sc han marchado
de Shanghai, Peiping, Tientsin
Chefoo y otros sitios.
AL presente viven en- Shan
ghai 2,293 americanos.
La delegation china en- Bru
selas hizo saber a las nueve po
tencias ain reunidas que no
considerara terminus de pa2
que no tengan por base la eva
cuaci6n por los japoneses del
territorio ocupado. Ell Jap6n
no cedera SUI posici6n en- ell Nor
tie China y tampoco en- la Mon
golia.
Asisten tambien a la confe-
rencia de 9 n%aciones, en- Bru-
selas, delegados de MEXICO, Bo
livia y Escandinavia.
Para bombardear las bases
chinas en- Shanghai los japone
ses han utilizado, en- los 1lti-
mos dias, $50 aeroplanos.
La gaceta., 1937-11-05
NUEVO DEPARrAMENi

La popular tienda de Fer
nandez y Vega ACADIA de abrir
un nuevo departamento de no.
pa de niho, con las mejores
marcas Y los mas razonablcs
precios.
Raul espera, segIn nos dijo
hoy, que las familias .latinas
aprovechen Las gangas que O.
frece, en- ropa de inmejorable
cslidad.
FeIicitamos a Raul por Ell
nuevo progreso cue ese de-
partamento sigmfica en- su
gran establscimisnts,
La gaceta., 1937-11-05
Dur5ante la noche Palma Sc alumbta con bonn
billas azules y la DONNA la fiebre del ~espionaje
Los facciosos tienen prisioneros en- un
Campamento de Concentration
Al principle de la guerra las camionetas falan-
gistas recogian las "butifarras"

Palma, Mallorca, nov, s.
Palma eS ahora una ciudad
histerica que We espias en- to-
das parties. La fiebre del es-
pionaje es grande y la ciudad
queda ennegrecida con la pres-
ia del sol.
Los habitantes de Palma
miriam con disgusto a todos los
extranjeros, sin excluir a tia
lianos y alemanes, porque es-
tos les vienen a guitar sus pueS
tos EN- los cafes sin gastar CO.
me antes gastaban los ameri-
canos y los ingleses.
Por la noche solo Sc permit
tie luz azul y hasta los automo
viles han de llevarla de ese
color en- una ciudad de 10000
habitantes.
La guerra es aAora ahuma-
da, por 10 menos vista desdc
ell fondo de Mallorca. Una
prueba 10 es que los mallor-
quines cogen prisioneros.
Fuf invitado a un campa-
mento de concentration en- las
montanas, cerca de Cap'Della
Y ain me mostraron un grupo
como de ochenta prisioneros.
Me dijeron que eran tripuian-
tes de bareos leales. 70 puedo
honradamente decir que son los
primeros leales capturados que
veo con vida despues de una Sc
mana de haber sido capturados.
En- Espana ola a menudo de
campamentos de concentration
pero jamas pude ayeriguar don
de estaban.
En- cuaquier case, ,ahora al.
gunos prisioneros conservan
la vida, llevan meses en- la pri-
sion Y parecen bien alimenta-
dos.
No Sc permiti6 a ninguno que
me dijera su historic, pero un
official me ensen6 la lista del
menu diario. A los presses sc les
obliga a realizar trabajos for
zados y Sc les alimenta dos We
ces al dia, ademas de pan y ca
La gaceta., 1937-11-05
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS


Quota de los politicastros ingle-
seS.
BESIDE que la guerra empez6,
la inclination del gabinete de
Londres, a pesar de todas sus
notas' y de los actos de violen-
cha de Franco, ha sido fascista,
faccioSa, por tenor a Italia.
Una nueva carta ha jugado
Chamberlain, carta de vileza
con la esperanto de contentar a
Italia, aunque algrnos CORES
ponsales americanos dicen que
es para agradar a Franco.
Teme a Mussolini y quierc
concentrate, no a Franco.
A la Republica Espanola lie
convendrfa que Franco Sc en-
yendiera con Inglaterra y deja-
ra de "entenderse" con Italia y
Alemania.
81 Mussolini y Hitler corta-
ran su relaci6n con Franco e
Inglaterra la estableciera, Ia
victoria de la Rep1blica no Sc
haria esperar.
La gaceta., 1937-11-05
UN ALCALDE QUE ESTA A
V DE LA
AMERICANA Y EN- CON-
IRA DEL CLIO.

Estuvo aver de vista en-
Tampa ell Sr. s. Y. Way, alcal
|de electo de Orlando, enemigo
del CLIO Y amigo de la Fedora
ci6n Americana del Trabajo.
Elsa organization, dijo Way
refiriendose al Go. no podra
establecerse en- Orlando. A
clio me opondria con la poll
cfa y todos los recursos a mi
alcance."
"Yo estoy en- favor de la Fe
deraci6n Americana del Ira
bajo, que no s~ignifica moles-
tias in1tiles."
Way arrib6 a esta ciudad a
conferenciar con ell alcalde
Chancey sobre la pr6xima reu-
MON de la Liga de Municipal
dades de la Florida, que Sc
efectuara los dfas 2 y 3 de di-
ciemhre. en- San Petersburg.
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Inglaterra pide a Espana apruebe Ell
plan sobre la retirada de voluntarios
La "Perfida Albion" reconocera los pasaportes
que Franco extienda

la protection de los destructo-
res franceses.
Otro vapor, La Corse, tam
bien fu6 atacado frente a Va
lehcia, por aeroplanos faccio-
sos. siendo protegido por TN des
tructor.
Ell pacto comercial faccioso-
ingles, seg1n comunican de Lon
dres, dara a Franco ell derecho
de que Sus pasaportes sean re-
conocidos por las artoridades
inglesas. Inglaterra dice nece-
Star la production industrial
De Bilbao y la production de
las minas de cobre de Rio Tin
to.
Sc ha dado por satisfecho el
gohlerno lngleS con la conteSta-
ci6n de Franco de que los ca
homes colocados en- los dos lados
del eStrechO do Gibraltar SON
"howitzers" de IL pulgadas, !
proceden de varios Estados Y
paises.
Lerida la ciudad bombardea
da por la aviaci6n fa~scista, tie
ne una poblaci6n de 43 haitian
ties y Sc halla a 20 millas de Ia
ragoza.
Los facciosos dicen haber DIES
movilizado la clase militar de
1928, por contar al presents
con suficientes tropas.
La gaceta., 1937-11-05

Madrid, nov. 5.-El gobierno
ingles remiti6 hoy una nota al
gobierno de la Republica pidien
dole apruebe TN plan, del conf
te de no-intervenci6n, para Ia
retirada de los soldados extran-
jeros que combaten en- Espana.
Una nota igual sera entrega-
la al iefe faccioso Franco, por
conducto del consrlado ingles
n Hendaya.
Algunos obServadores Green
lue Franco contestant desfavo
'ablemente, con ell fin de compli
:ar las negociaciones y que la
:rlpa no pueda arrojarse sobre
Berlin Q Roma.
Dicese que los fa~cciosos nom
3raran agente suyo, cerca del
yobierno ingles, al duque de AL
"a, Tn monarquico.
Las milicias leales mantienen
todas sus posiciones en- ell fren-
tie de Arag6n, a pesar de las no.
ticias en- contrario difundidas
por los facciosos.
Sc combate hoy a 10 largo del
ferrocarril ZaragoZa-T eruel, en-
Ell sur de Arag6n.
I'm vapor frances atacado
por TN submarine, cerca de Va
lencia, Sc llama ell Imerithie II.
Este buque logr6 escapar bajo
La gaceta., 1937-11-05

FL Comite Auxiliar de Mule
res, componente del Comite Po-
pular Democratico de Socorro
a Espana, acord6 anoche sus-
pender definitivamente la cues
taci6n especial que venia efec-
tuando.
Hasta anoche ascendia a
1888 Ell total de 10 recauda-
do.
Marina Lopez, la secretaria,
nos manda otra lista de contri.
bryentes, que publicaremos Ell
dos dfas.
De dos d6lares: Generosa
Sanchez, Manuela Luis, Saliva
dor Sanchez; Jose Lopez, $3.50
La gaceta., 1937-11-05
HASTA LOS
Y REQUETES PROTESTAN
DE LA A
T~ALO-ALEMANA

Madrid, Nov. EN- una de
las posiciones tomadas Ultima
mente al enemigo, sc ha encon-
trade ell siguiente impreso, que
ha publicado CONT:
"iEspanoles!
I'm CRITIC sale del fondo de
nuestra alma: i'EspaRa! Por
nuestra patria pusimos en- jue-
go toda nuestra hacienda y
nuestra vida nuestro porvenir,
ell de nuestros hijos. Con ell pen
samiento fijo en- nuestra sagra-
da Historic, en- que nuestra pa
tria fuera grande e indepen-
diente. En- que, como en- los dias
mas gloriosos de su pasado, la
bandera de Espana recorriera
orgullcsa mares Y continentes.
Para este nos unimos los que
lurante amos, y hasta siglos
nos mantuvimos a~partados.
FL CRITIC de iArriba Espana!,
saca al burgUes de la comedidad
lie su casa para luchar por Ia
patria; al artesano, de sus ocll-
~paciones al s~acerdote, de sus
sagrados ministerios hasta la
mujer espanola ayud6 con su a.
liento.
Esta fre la gran virtd de Ia
Hamada de Franco. De aqui ma
clio ell milagro de nuestro Ejer-
cito nacionalista. Franco nos
habl6 de que ibamos a luchar
por Espana. Pero la realidad es
que hoy pisan ell suelo de nues-
.tras capitales y las tierras de
nuestros campos miles y miles
de extranjeros. Alemanes e tia
lianos, que en- muchos casos va
no ocultan sus aires de conquis-
tadores de amor de nuestra Es-
paha. Esos ejercitos extranje-
ros han encontrado libre 81 pa
so hacia nUestra terra.
Han sido traidos por Franco,
y ESQ equivale tanto como a en-
tregar la patria a otros paises.
Nuestros ideales han sido trai
cionados. Los que perdieron to-
do por la Espaha grandes han
sido traicionados, porque Es-
pana sera de esOs alemanes e
italianos que Franco ha traido,
a quienes ha vendido esta Es-
paha nuestra que "a no podra
ser 10 cue noaotros soHShamos,
La gaceta., 1937-11-05

Parece disgustado ell duque
de Windsor "y amenaza con
cancelar su viaje a los Estados
Unidos."
Por la parte que a nosotros
toca, va puede ~quedarse por
ALA, y, 81 Sc lie place, seguir de
vista en- la Alemania "nazi."
Ell senior duque es un admit
rador aparente de los "nazis''
alemanes y, por 10 tanto, un ca
ballero reaccionariO.
La gaceta., 1937-11-05
PASETTI IRA A MIAMI

Ell martes de la semana pr6xi-
ma ira a Miami ell Sr. Victor
Pasetti, supreme luminar de
la Orden Caballero de la Luz.
En- esa ciudad se ventila un
pleito que tiene por finalidad
recobrar para la Orden los
edificios y casas que tiene EN-
Key West.
Martin Caraballo represen-
Ia en- ell case q la respectable
institution fraternal.
La gaceta., 1937-11-05

Granel dice en- otro lugar de
este peri6dico: ell manana es
nuestro.
Ash 10 creemos todos los ciu-
dadanos de la retaguardia de
Espana.
La derrota seria la humilla :
ci6n y ell aplastamiento de la IL
bertad.
Los fascistas espanoles, tia
lianos Y alemanes no podran a
rrancar a la Repdblica de sus
nuevas bases, mas s6lidas que
las de 1881.
Bases construidaS a la vista
de la sangre de los ninos asesi-
nados por Hitler, Mussolini y
Franco.
Bases inconmovibles.
La gaceta., 1937-11-05
COMBATES EN- FL PARA
QUAY

Asunci6n, Paraguay, nov. 5,
LAS fuerzas del gobierno do
minaron aver a un ~regimiento
que Sc habia insubordinado y
trataba de establecer una die
tadura militar. FL combate, Ii
brado Ell Conception, produjo
mas de 100 bajas. Los rebeldes
huyeron hacia la frontera del
Brasil.
Tiene a SUI cargo manteneT
ell orden ell coronel Arturo
Bray, quien asegura que la
paz reina va en- Conception.
La gaceta., 1937-11-05
UN INSTRUCTOR FRAN
CES DISPAR0 CONTRA UN


Madrid, nov. 5.--Una nota dc
don Indalecio Prieto, ell minis
tro de Defensa, dice que un des-
tructor frances, que escoltaba a
i'm vapor de la misma naciona-
lidad, en- aguas de Valencia, dis.
par6 contra ell periscopio de IN
submarine.
Levant6 ell disparo una gran
columna de aqua y los barsos
pudieron continuar su marcia
Creese q. ell submarine pirat'
fue alcanzado.
La gaceta., 1937-11-05
Lo rqre dijimos aver Sc vera

Lo qre dijimos aver sc vera
confirmado en- New York.
Roosevelt Y La Guardia son
amigos, sinceros amigos, por-
que los dos, luchan para que Sc
de a los htmildes un "nuevo ira
to-"
Tammany Hall atacaba a
Roosevelt y ell Presidente triun
fG en- los comicios.
Atac6 Tammany a La Guar
dia Y ell liberal alcalde, de san
gre italiana Y hebrea, venci6 a
sus contrarios con una lnayorfa
de mas de 425,0O0 votos.