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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-11-19

What widow is up in arms over
non-payment of a loan which
railroad man made shortly after
her husbands death? What
brother beat up his married sister
when he caught her with fellow
who wasn't her hubby? :. The
southern railroader who has a love-
ly wife but who carries on each
night he is in town with another
jane?
The ID year old girl who looks
10 and who is going to cause a
certain St. Paul man some trouble
if he doesn't watch out. The
new man of cloth whose dramatic
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Furnished small apartment, heat,
light, gas, all modern. $3.50 to
single, $500 to couple. Private,
quiet, 2214 Fourth Avenue South.
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All modern, one room kitchen
cite. PIG w. 31st st. Regent 3176.
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Six rooms-Moist air heat, near
39th and Portland, $4,000 $500
down. Main 6491, Kenwood 0358.
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Room for rent, call after 6 p. m.
Regent O946.
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over here who wanna meet you.
Pm in a room up above Hobbs
Pool Hall. Yeah, it's all right.
Come right over"
"Fine." Inky's eyes CLEANED.
"Toots, you go and tell Slim down.
stairs to pass Chappie when he
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ability caused the town belly laff
several weeks ago. =.
A st. Paul wife is going to raise
plenty trouble because she claims
her husband lost his WPA wages
in a gambling place on Rondo.
The Chinaman who operates a
numbers wheel which is supported
by Africs and who won't serve
them in his chow mein restaurant
without protest. :. The time when
you have nothing else to say and
no more dirt to dish and you must
bow out as gracefully as you can
and you do! IT.!
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comes. Well, Griffith, looks like
the chips are ready to be cashed!"
(What will Chappie tell? Is Clark
about to discover who is behind the
plot to kill him? Read next weeks
installment for more exciting de-
velOpments.)
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One morning, Eva Dellabeck,
Clark's leader on the North Side,
walked into his office.
Clark" she said simply, "I'm
through. Get someone else to
carry on"
Eva Dellabeck was one of the
best organizers in the city. She
was college trained woman, a
member of many clubs on Stiver's
Row, the Negro silk-stocking dis
trict on the North Side. She was
smart, clever, and we'll nigh in
dispensable. Here was trouble with
a capital ct"
whats the matter, Eva ?" Clark
asked anxiously.
There is going to be trouble,
Clark, and l don't want any part
of it. The game isn't worth the
candle. I can't afford to be mixed
up in any kind of trouble"
Clark leaned forward and looked
at Eva intently. "You knew Jim
Scott, didn't you?" he asked.
eyes, his wife and l are good
friends"
eva, the mob that killed Jim
is on the other side in this election.
am fighting this thing through
mainly because of that fact. Does
that mean anything to you?"
"You mean that the killing of
Jim was part of this fight? ?"
Exactly"
"That's different, Clark. l didn't
know. Count me back in"
Clark smiled and the smile was
anything but pleasant. Il thought
you would feel that way when you
knew. We have got to win, Eva"
eve will. And those dogs re-
sponsible for Jim's death will get
theirs, too."
Right again. Now get back
in there and pitch, Eva. And pitch
strikes!" .-. -
At three-ffteen the next day,
Clark received the call for which
he had been waiting. 1nky San
born was on the wire.
"Boss, come on down here at
once. Come to the room where we
met before. We've got that louise
who dropped the paper that night
when Toots hit him."
"I'll be there in five minutes"
And he was, too.
Arriving at Hobbs pool hall, he
instructed the detectives, which as
usual had followed, to stay out
side and not to come in until he
called for them. They didn't like
it but they obeyed, anyway.
Without a glance at the bar
keeper-it was the same one who
had been on duty when he was
there before-he raced upstairs to
the room.
A man was standing at the door.
He stopped Clark. Gust a minute,
mister" he said. ~ gotta be
sure"
He opened the door and called
for Inky. Sanborn came to the
door and said, 80. K, let him in"
Clark entered the room and be-
held a strange sight. Strapped in
a spread eagle fashion on the bed
was a man whose appearance pre-
sented a picture of extreme an
guish. His feet were bare, and
the only clothing he wore was
suit of underwear. Precipitation
bathed his body. His eyes rolled
Wildly toward Clark as he entered.
"You can't do this to me! You
amt got nothing on mel" he
screamed.
Toots, who was standing beside
the bed with a lighted plumbers
candle, struck the PROSTATE vic
tim across the mouth with the
palm of his free hand.
"This' is the monkey" Sanborn
said. "The boys brought him in
a few minutes ago. He had to be
sorta coaxed. They found him
coming out of Craddock's head
quarters and trailed him within
two blocks of here. When he
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Room for rent, modern home,
1925 Fifth Ave. So.
Milford chronicle., 1937-04-30

Now diseonneet those hydrovIiesl" And
back they go over the same route, for a special
test with hydraulics purposeIy cur of. Whati
No brakes at alls Wait and see. Again, as
they come to the line, Bill puts his foot down
:. and again, quick, smooth stop. The
same foot pedal did the trick. No fumbling
for the emergency brakei
Milford chronicle., 1937-04-30
MILFORD CHRONICLE MILFORD FRIDAY APRIL soss7

week at 9:45 o'clock. Rev. George
S. Ross, pastor of the Milton Meth.
odist Protestant Church, performed
the ceremony.
The groom is employed in a but
ton factory at Milton, which is rec
ognized as one of the leading button
manufacturing centers of the coun-
| try.
Letters Granted
Register of Wills ]. Linden Barr
has granted letters on the following
estates in Sussex county:
Ebenezer b. Hastings, late of
Broad Creek District, to Harley II.
Hastings. of Bethel, administrator.
Mrs. Ella Beardsley, late of Lin
coin City, this county. to Judge Earl
d. Wiley. of Dover, administrator.
Mrs. Mary E. Byrd, late of Broad
Creek District, to Mrs. Lizzie Hast
ings, of Blades, administrator C. I. a.
Mrs. Frances Isabelle Hudson, late
of Georgetown, to her husband, Ma
jor w. Hudson, administrator.
George w. Darlington, late of
Georgetown District. who died on
February 5, to the National Bank of
Chester County and Trust Company
of West Chester, Pa, executors.
Mrs. Martha Ella Steele, late of
Baltimore District, to Charles c. |
Derrickson, of Millville, administra-
tor. C. {. a.
Elwood F. wilkins, late of George
town, to his widow, Mrs. Laura X.
Milford chronicle., 1937-04-30

ONE CENT SALE now going on at
BreretOn's Red Star Drug Store,
Milford. Only two more shopping
daYS. StOn in II
Milford chronicle., 1937-04-30

3 Three separate brakins sysfemsr Only
Hudson and Terraplane have brakes like
these. Big, powerful hydraulics with
safety reserve brakine system operating from
the same foot pedal if ever needed. Plus
third system in the handy parking brake up
at the instrument board with extra easy
fnger-touch release.
Milford chronicle., 1937-04-30

No. FEATURES you'll find when you take
the wheel of new Hudson or Terraplane.
They are No. 4 In performance, endurance,
economy d. &. d. already holders of IL OFFICIAL
A.A.A. recordsi Ride, drive . and you'll
discover why SO many thousands, like Bill
Burgess, are changing to the No. Cars.
Milford chronicle., 1937-04-30

wilkins. of Georgetown. administra-
trix.
Elwood G. Fetters, late of Little
Greek District, to Hazel Greiger, of
Laurel, Administrative.
Levin E. White. late of Little
Greek District. to Mrs. Annie E.
White, of near Laurel. executrix.
Charles S. Hickman. late of Balti-
more District. to James H. Hick-
man. of near Frankford, administra-
tor.
Milford chronicle., 1937-04-30

George w. Bennum late OF George
town. TO Harry I. German, son-in-
law. of Oxford, Nd. administrator
d. b. n.
Mrs. MARY II. Millman, late Of Ce-
dar Greek District, to David C. Mill
man. of Glendale, administrator.
Milford chronicle., 1937-04-30
HOLLYVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. B. 3. Ewing and
granddaughter, Kathryn Ann and
Mrs. Clara Joseph visited Mrs. Effie
Joseph on Sunday afternoon and in
the evening they all motored to the
Rcdden CCC Forestry Camp to visit
Otis Joseph who is employed there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leverage of
near Milton were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. IRA Stevenson.
Miss Ann Burton of Philadelphia
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William D. Burton. over the week
end.
Miss Marian Burton entertained 20
of her friends to bridge party on
Saturday evening of last week.
Miss Frances Joseph visited
friends in Milton on Sunday.
Master Billy Marsh was confined
at home with three day measles, but
we are glad to report is out again.
Miss Helen Warrington who has
been quite sick, we hope is now on
the road to speedy recovery.
We had our new minister, the Rev.
John Whedbee. with us on Sunday
morning, and he preached very in
teresting sermon. Come out on May
Q and hear him.
While working with an axe last
week Joseph Prettyman had the
misfortune to cut his leg. He was
rushed to the Beebe Hospital by
Walter Warrington where DR.. Stan
baugh took ten stitches to close the
wound. Mr.. Prettyman only lost one
dav's work from the accident.
HOllymOnnt School News
Mr.. Afflerbach came to school last
week and presented certificates to
Marie Hart. 9Th grade and Bessie
Legates. 9Th grade, also Sara Cliff
ton, 7th grade. pencil and certificate
for winning the spelling contest
which was held at that place.
Misses Norma Prettvman and Ma
rie TingIe were very DELIGHTFULLY."- en-
tertained at the home of their teach
er. Clarence wilkins. over the week
end. and from there attended the
Young People's Conference at Mills
boro on Saturday.
ANE CENT SALE now poine on at
Milford chronicle., 1937-04-30

THE soUEAKING WHEEL is said
to be the one that gets the grease.
Which is homely way of saying
that you have to make some noise in
order to get attention. Non-adver-
tising stores should note that truth.
Milford chronicle., 1937-04-30

SOME PEOPLE COMPLAIN that
their home town lacks progressive
spirit, and then they proceed TO
weaken the forces that create prog
ress by spending their money away
from home.
Milford chronicle., 1937-04-30

ONE CENT SALE now going on at
Brereton's Red Star Drug Store,
Milford. Only two more shopping
days. Stop in! II
Milford chronicle., 1937-04-30

Best hydraulics ever sawl" Tipping along
at 40, Bill Burgess steps lightly on the brake
pedal as the No. I Car crosses a line on the
pavement. Duo-Automatic Hydraulic Brakes
by Hudson bring the car to a stop in record
time. "Measure it," says the dealer. Wowl
Only SO feet, inches less than half the
distance legally allowed
Milford chronicle., 1937-04-30

No. I Whsslbases III inches In Tsnoponsi i22 and
l29 inches in Hudson No. Horsepower 20 and
lo in Tsnaplone; lol, lo7 and Ia In Hudson Double
eorburetion in Super Tenoplons and oil Hudson sxss
ond Fights No. Roominsss IS full inches OF
front scot comfort for three No. Driving soss
with exclusive SeleefVe Automatic Shift ION opfonci
exfro) Ne. safety .. .. with exclusive Dvo-Avfomoie
Milford chronicle., 1937-04-30

ONE CENT SALE now poine on at
Prarefon's Red Star Drug Store,
Milford. Only two more shopping
days. Stop in! 1t
Milford chronicle., 1937-04-30
NO. cars of tte Low and Moderate Price Fields

Hydraulic Brakss ond bodies ell Of Steel including roefs
New Double Drop "2x" frome No. Eeenemy
"a miles per soon for TsropIansi 227l for Hudson In
Los Angeles Yosemite Economy Run Hydraulic Hill
Hold. optional sxfra ell models 46 models -chocs OF
II beautiful eoIors also eompise line of rsuaplans
Commsreioi con Ask ahest the nsw lsw-essi Hvdssa-
C. o. 7. Time Payment plaa -sssss 10 suit ysus n<sms.
La gaceta., 1937-09-24
ESTA DE VISTA EN- NEW
YORK Ell HIJO DE MUS
SOLINI

New York, Sep. 24.-Se ha-
LA de vista en- esta ciudad, en-
canine para Hollywood, ell jo-
ven Vittorio Mussolini, hijo
del dictator de Italia.
La manifestation a~ntifascis-
ia Que habia preparada en- cor
ira de FL no re realizo porque
la policia lie sac6 del vapor
Rex v lie llevo a Manhattan.
Ell partido comunista fleto
una lancha con altavoces de
gran potencia y la embarca :
con recorrio la bahia. Por los
aItavoces Sc decia: Deporten
al hijo de Mussolini.
Vittorio declare a los perio-
distas que pasarS unas sema-
mas en- Hollywood estudiando
los metodos de La cinematogra
fla americana.
La gaceta., 1937-09-24
NUEVO JEFE DE LA LIE
GION AMERICANA

New York, sep. 24.-La L.
gi6n Americana eligi6 conan
dante nacional, en- la conven-
ci6n terminada aqui, a Daniel
Doherty, de Woburn, Mass, pi-
diendo de paso qeu Sc aumente
a 10000 hombres ell ejercito
active.
Trat6 de soslayo la conven-
ci6n los problemas del trabajo,
pero reafirm6 su criterio en- ell
derecho a la libertad y la pro-
piedad privada.
Denunci6 tambien la Legion
ell comunismo, ell fascismo y el
nazismo, pidiendo leyes que cas-
tiguen a los ciudadanos ameri-
canos que piden la modification
del gobierno por medic de la
fuerza.
La delegation de Virginia de
cidi6 Ia election de Doberty, vo-
tandO por q sas 10 delegates.
@nk -
La gaceta., 1937-09-24
RESTA
BLECIDO Ell AMIGO RO
MEO ZENONI

Restablecido va de los efee
tos de In operation que lie hi
ciera ell reputado DIR. Winton,
estuvo hoy a visitarnos ell esti'
mado amigo y companero Ro'
meo Zenoni, figura importan.
te del grupo Antifascista TIA.
liano de Tampa.
Zenoni, rejuvenecido, dis
puesto de nuevo para Ia lucha,
hablando CON nuestro director
tuvo frases de amistad v gra.
titud para ell ilustre cirujano
DIR. Winton, Ell DIR. Santiago
Panieilo, director del sanato /.
rio; Ell Sr. Vale, administra j.
dor, las enfermeras y todos los
empleados.
"Quiero decir philharmonic
que la sociedad Centre Espa-
mol puede sentirse orgullosa de
81 sanatorio y de SUI personal
Zenoni volver6 a u labores
dentro de pocos dias.
Votos fervientea hacemos
porque su saIud no vuelva o
qusbrantagee.
La gaceta., 1937-09-24

Muy pocas personals recono'
ceran en- este retrato a Ia Jo-
selma de hace diez amos,
cuando triunfaba en- los prin-
cipales teatros de la Florida y
de Cuba.
Josefina era delgada, esbel.
ia, y ahora es gruesa; pero coll
serva todos los atractivos de
artista y de mujer.
Casada con un distinguido
caballero, duena de un hogan
feliz, reaparecera el domingo
en- ell teatro del Centre Astu
riano, ofreciendo sus serviciof
desinteresados a la causa dc
Espana y de la Cruz Roja Es'
pamela.
Todos iremos a verla y escV
charla, porque todos somcs su'
amigos y en- la ausencia la re
cordabamos con sincere carins
La gaceta., 1937-09-24
Negrin lie pide a Francia que abra la ~frontera
81 se permite Ell concrete de armas los Leales
triunfaran en- Ell Verano de 1888

Paris, Sep. 24.--Hablando
con los periodistas en- Ginebra,
ell primer ministro de Espafa,
Don Juan Negrin, declare que
81 Francia abre la frontera a la
Importation de armas ell ejerci-
to leal triunfara en- Ell verano
de 1888, aunque los fascistas ex
|t~ranjeros contin1en ayudando a
Franco.
Isl la guerra no sc termina
en- ell yerano pr6ximo, sera i'm
possible impedir que Sc extien :
da. Dentro de pocos meses las
fabricas e~spanolas estaran en-
disposition de fabricar TODD q
armamento que ell gobierno leal
necesita."
Calcula Negrin que Mussolinl
ha mandado a Espaha y Marrue
cos, en- apoyo de Franco, de
10000 a $50, 900 hombres, in
cluyendo 10000 que Sc hallan
en- ell frente.
En- Valencia ell gobierno tiene
mas de 1000 prisioneros italia
nos.
Los alemanes han mandado
aeroplanos y tanques, pero no
dlvisiones de SUI ejercito.
Cuando la guerra civil Sc ter,
mine, el gobierno indemnizara
por los dahos que sufra la pro-
piedad privada.
Nicolas D'Oliver, gobernador
del Banco de Espana, asegura
que ell gobierno posee una re-
serva orc de 75O. 0OO, 900 de Pc
SOS, reserva que no sc ha toca-
do durante la guerra.
E lespfritu de, Catalina, dijo
csc funcionario, es ahora com
pletamente favorable a Valea :
cia.
La gaceta., 1937-09-24
NADIA NUEVO SOBRE EL.
-cONFLISTO DE LA FABRI-
CA GEL PARAISO"

NADIA nuevo pudimos averi-
guar hoy sobre ell c~onfffcto
creado por la fabrica "El1Pa-
r~aiso," donde la delegada Dc
las despaliiladoras, Sra. Rene
dos Sanchez, fuera rebajada
con ell p~retexto de que rom
pia ell material"
La delegation obrera so
mant;ene en- centacto con eS
Sr. Manuel Garcia, dLAno de
esa fabrica, y espera obtener
resultados favorables.
Una peticion de huelga de
los trabajadores de "El Parai-
So" en- defensa del pacto fir.
mado hace pocos meses, esta
en- Washington desde antea :
yer.
La Sra. Sanchez fue reba-
jada pcr ell Sr. Rafael Espina,
encargado de las despalilla :
doras, cuando ell dueno de la
fabrica Sc encontraba fuera de
esta ciudad.
No queriendo desautorizar
al encargado u habia perdi-
do los estribos, Ell Sr. Garcia
mantuvo la destitucion de la
delegada.
10 hecho en- Ia fabrica "El
Paradise" constituye una clara
violaci6n de la ley Wagner y
ha sido llamada a intervenir
la Junta Nacional de Relacio-
mes del Trabajo.
Nosotros hemos podido ave
riguar Que en- la picadura de
la delegada, que trabajaba
bandas, Ell Sr. Espina, Ell ito,
eacontr6 tres hojas sin desna-
lillar.
Esto 10 califico de "destruc.
cion de material y dispuso
que la obrera fuera rebajada.
Pretextos nunca faltan a un
encargado o captaz que quiere
"armar camorra."
La gaceta., 1937-09-24

y ayudar a China, la atacada.
Chang empez6 a estudiar ell
idioma ingles hace algunos me-
SEES y sigue hacienda progresses.
La Sra. Chang Kai Shek re-
sidi6 en- Macon, Ga, y Sc gra-
duo en- ell Colegio de Wellesley.
Las altimas palabras de
Chang a los periodistas Sc re-
firieron a la neutralidad. I'm
possible eS la neutralidad para
los E, u. mientras permanez-
ca en- vigor csc tratado. Yo creo
que ell pueblo y ell gobierno de
los Estados Unidos no han olvi-
dado sus obligaciones interna-
cionaies.
Los aviones japoneses no alta
caron a Marking en- la mafana
de hoy; pero miles de mujeres,
nihos y hombres Sc negaron a
salir de los cobertizos a prueba
de bombas.
Ell mando japones informa
que sus tropas han rodeado a
Lotien, donde los chinos tienen
poderosas fortificaciones.
Alemania, a pesar de su pac-
to anticomunista con el Jap6n,
prosigue mandando municiones
a China y Sc prepare para en-
War aun cantidades mayores.
Alemania quiere que Ell Jap6n
sc oponga a la penetration rusa
en- China; pero no quiere que
los japoneses liquiden todos los
intereses financieros de Euro
pa en- ell territorio chino.
La intenci6n del gobierno de
Hitler, segun Sc dice, es con-
veneer a Chang de que debe
confiarse a 81, no a Russia.
La gaceta., 1937-09-24
LA LEAL
DES1RUYO UNA FABRICA
DE MuNICIONES DE LOS
R~EBEI3DES


Madrid, Sep. 24.-Una nota
del Ministerio de Defensa da
cuenta de que la artilleria leal
bombarde6 la ciCdad rebelde de
Toledo y sus p%royectiles destru-
yeron una %importante fabrica
de municiones.
La fabrica sc incendi6 luego
de que sobre ella habian caido
centenares de proyectiles, Ell un
ataque de cinco horas.
Ell general Jose Varela, uno
lie los jefes rebeldes, sufri6 he
ridas graves por efecto de la ex
plosi6n de una de las granadas.
Para los faceiosos la destruc-
ci6n de esa fabrica, que les abas
,ecia de municiones, es una per-
dida de importancia.
Han Tlegado a Gij6n tres bar
cos cargados con provisiones y
pertrechos de guerra para los
defensores.
A pesar de los continuados a.
taqres de los facciosos, en- Ell
frente de Asturias, los mineros
y los campesinos mantienen sus
p~osiciones en- un frente de mas
de SO millas. La nieve cae en- las
montahas Y dificulta Ell realizar
las operaciones.
Noticias liegadas a Valencia
indican que Mussolini ha pro-
metido a Francia e In~glaterra
que no mandara mas tropas a
Espaha 81 Sc lie concede ell lugar
que como naci6n reclama en- ell
Mediterraneo.
Dicese que la promesa fue he
cha a Ivon Delb6s, ministro
frances de negocios extranjeros.
por B. Scoppa, ell Representative
del Duce en- Ginebra.
Las relaciones entire Italia,
Francia e Inglaterra han mejo-
RADIO, 10 que pudiera contraba-
lancear Ell efecto de la vista de
Mussolini a Hitler, que sc hara
manana.
Sobre la conferencia del die
tador aleman con ell dictator
italiano, Sc afirma' que seran
tratados varios puntos trascen-
dentales, incluyendo las futuras
relaciones con Checoeslovaquia.
AL conde Ciano, segln un des-
pacho, Sc lie atribuyen estas pa
labras: esta a la vista la solu-
cion del problema de Espana.
Italia, por parte, trata de To-
grar tambien que Sc lie reconoz
ca la soberania sobre Utopia,
10 que hasta ahora no Sc ha he
cho.
La gaceta., 1937-09-24

PROTESTA DE 1NGLATE-
IRA POR UNAS PALABRAS
INSULTANTES DE QUEIPO
DE LLANO
Los leales utilizan tanques q ar
tiUeria Hegados de Russia

Madrid, Sep. 24.-Por haber
Ell borracho Queipo del Llano in
! sultado por la radio al consul in
| giles en- Santander, Thomas Ba-
ties, ell gobierno de Londres man
do una nota de protesta al ga
binete d~iplomatico' del exgene-
raj Franco.
Queipo del Llano manifesto
que Bates, consul de una ma
ci6n que Sc llama civilizada," ha
bia rehHsado socorrer a los de-
rechistas que solicitaron ayuda
de el, cuando Santander Sc halla
ba en- las manos del gobierno
leal.
Bates comunic6 al gobierno
de su pals que las palabras del
cabecilla faccioso lie habian per-
judicado en- ell concepto de las
autoridades fascistas de esa ciu
dad.
Belarmino TOMS. que mazda
la resistencia leal en- Gij6n, CO.
munica que no corren peligro
los 1000 p~risioneros que como
rebenes tiene en- su poder.
Tomas asegura que 81 los alta
.ques de la ayiaci6n fascista Sc
repiten, en- contra de la pobla-
cion civil, lie sera muy dificil
garantizar la seguridad de los
rehenes.
BESIDE ell principle de septiem
bre ell gobierno leal venia Ian
zando ataques en- ell frente de
Cordoba, que ahora sc han ex-
tendido a Granja de Torreher-
mosa, a traves de la Sierra de la
.Grana, tan lejos como Peharro-
va, que posee minas de hero,
cobre, plomo y carbon. Los lea
les utilizan en- csc frente nueva
artillsria y tanques parte de un
cargamento llegado recientemen
te a Espana, procedente de Ru-
STA.
Los regulares de Queipo del
Llano Vtilizaron un ~movimiento
de pima y cayeron en- los flan-
cos leales.
Despues de una corta lucha,
los facciosOs, ahatidOs por las
La gaceta., 1937-09-24
FALUECIO Ell EXLECTOR
SIR. RUBTO

Muri6 aver en- su domicilio,
casa nGmero 7W de la avenida
de Henderson, ell Sr. Jose Rubio
|Ocampo, que durante varios a.
nos fuera Lector en- las fabricas
dc tabacos de Tampa.
Rrbio, que tambien era de
oficio tabaquero, tenia So amos
de edad.
lie sobreviven su viuda; tres
hijas, Nena, Hilda Y Josefa un
hijo, Antonio, y otros familia-
res.
A la afligida familia expresa-
mos nuestra pena por la perdi-
da lrreparabls.
La gaceta., 1937-09-24

Podemos informarle a csc
querido colega de New York,
con la mayor buena fe y sin re
clamar honores, que Tampa
realiz6 la primera cuestacion
publica a favor del pueblo es-
panol ell dfa 3 de agosto de
1886 y que desde entonces ha
seguido en- SUI puesto.
ST alguien comenz6 antes,
buen proyecho y que siga por
ell mismo derrotero.
Unir a los antifascistas es
nuestra mission, no desunirlos
Mucho tenemos Que perder
en- disputas interiors; y NADIA
que ganar.
Y desde esta ciudad tabaca
lera pedimos a las sociedades
y agrupaciones del Norte quo
mantengan la paz en- prove :
cho de Espana v sus invenci-
bles milicianos.
La gaceta., 1937-09-24
QUITARON LA ID
GUIANA DE UN ESPEC-


Habana Cuba, sep. 24.-De
una "tienda" de la Feria de
Chattanooga, Tenn, espectacu-
10 que funciona con Ell nombre
de ia Bomba Rumba" fue quiz
tada aver la bandera Guiana a
petici6n del consul Angel Perez.
Ell consul Sc dirigi6 al alcaIde
solicitando que la bandera fue-
ra quitada porque la compania
no es Guiana, ell espectaculo no
es cubano y los artistas NADIA
tienen de cubanos.
Fermin Viniegra, ell empresa-
rio, ofreci6 guitar la bandera,
diciendo que jamas habia pasa-
do por su mente la idea de ofen-
der a Cuba.
La noticia fue communicate a
la secretaria de estadO.