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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-11-11
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~ SUMMARIZES THE WORLDS WEEK
@ Western Newspaper Union.

showing that it was piloted by Bruno
Mussolini, son of the Italian premier.
The pilot gave the freighter's crew
only five minutes to take to life
boats and then sank the Weems with
bombs.
The British battle cruiser Hood
was sent at full speed from Palma,
Majorca, to Barcelona to investi-
gate the attack.
In parliament the critics of the
government, led by David Lloyd
George, demanded a stronger Brit
ish Mediterranean policy. Lloyd
George fiayed the government for
bolstering up the international COM
mittee on nonintervention in Spain,
whose history after IA months he de-
nounced as "discreditable and dis
honorable"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-11-11
Built on Air Lots

The Merchandise Mart is built
over tracks of the Chicago &
North Western railway. The rail-
road retains ownership of the area
on which its tracks operate. It
sold air lots, representing posses
sion of the space above ground
occupied by the entire building,
and numerous miniature ground
lots necessary to sink caissons.
The air was actually subdivided
into lots and the diagram of the
aerial real estate filed in the Office
of the recorder of deeds Of Cook
county, Ill.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-11-11

II ERE'S something new in the
II way of triple-threats, Milady:
This trio of smart contestants in
the thrilling game of Sew-Your-
Own! With all three in your ward
robe you'll know stadium style,
classroom coquetry, and sorority
chic (and when you know these
well, Milady, you've come a long
way. Best of all, you won't
spend a kings ransom nor a "long
stretch" in their making, thanks
to the economy and simplicity of
these modern SeW-Your-OWns!
Sorority Chic.
Sorority chic begins and ends
in the boudoirs on the third floor.
This highly tasteful smock (above
left) is sorority requirement of
the first order. You may choose
either the short length to work in
or the long length to be lazy in.
Both are worth their weight in
gold but percale, Bingham or silk
print will substitute nicely.
Classroom COquetry.
What if your knowledge of bugs
or battles, or what have you, is
limited? You can count on a GER
tain coquettish smile and a GER
tain smooth-lined frock (above
center) to take you through any
inquisition. It will put the stamp
of approval on your appearance
indelibly. Try your version in
dull crepe or sheer wool.
Stadium Style.
Big moments come fast and
furious when you're roofing for
dear old Alma Mater, but you
have to look the part to be one
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-11-11

Secretary Morgenthau and Budget
Director Bell already were there,
and all listened closely to Mr.. Ec-
cles' talk concerning current bust
ness conditions and the stock mar
ket situation.
An immediate problem before the
President and his budget advisers
was financing a proposed loan on
corn, to help farmers hold their
corn past the present period of low
prices. Morgenthau and Agricul-
ture Secretary Wallace have been
studying possible means of financ-
ing that government aid program,
without increasing the treasury def
icit beyond the last estimate of
$685. 100000.
It was decided by the President
that the Commodity Credit corpora
ton should provide $85, 900, 900 for
the corn loans, obtaining the money
from the RFC and repaying the
latter agency when congress makes
the necessary appropriations. Sec
rotary Wallace said the corn loans
would be about As cents bushel.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-11-11
British Are Enraqed

Japan and Italy have been Wig
~ orously twisting the tail of the
British lion, and if they keep it up,
that mighty beast may be stirred to
action. Within few days five Brit
ish soldiers were killed and a num-
Der wounded by Japanese shells in
the fighting at Shanghai. The Eng
lish there charged the killings were
deliberate, in retaliation for the aid
the British gave a suicide battal-
ion" of Chinese in escaping from
warehouse in Chapel, the native
quarter, to the international settle
ment. The British and Japanese
admirals had hot dispute over the
right of the former to prevent the
passage of japanese launches up
Soochow creek.
Soon after the japanese began
Smelling the residential area of the
settlement and an outpost where
English soldiers were CHARTERED was
destroyed. Continuous Smelling of
Shanghai by the invaders endan-
gered the British and American
lines on the border of the interna-
tional settlement and shells fell
close to the American warship Au-
gusta, Admiral Yarnells flagship.
japan is angry over the alleged
help Britain is giving China in the
warfare and there is movement
in Toxic to break diplomatic rela-
tions with London. This is urged
by the council on the current situa-
tion," an unofficial body composed
of high army officers, political
leaders and other influential per-
sons. The council adopted reso-
luton warning that unless Britain
"reconsiders its improper attitude"
japan may be forced to take GER
tain steps of grave determination"
against Britain, despite the deep
friendship existing between the two
countries for the last sixty years.
Japanese troops invaded a part
of the international settlement
guarded by American marines and
seized a Chinese junk loaded with
rice. General Beaumont, comman-
dant of marines, Immediately en-
tered a protest and the Japanese
apologized but the marines did not
consider the incident closed because
the Japs didn't return the junk.
The British government was not
expected to take any action that
would further anger Japan lest it
should endanger the success of the
parley in Brussels. But wise OBJ
servers do not believe the nine
power treaty conference will have
any definite results.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-11-11
Miss Roche Quits Treasury

MISS JOSEPHINE ROCHE, first
1Vl woman to be an assistant Sec
rotary of the treasury, has resigned
that post and returns to the pres
idency of the Rocky Mountain Fuel
company of Denver. The position
will be left untitled, for the admins
tration hopes she will resume it lat
er. She was appointed by President
Roosevelt three years ago.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-11-11
Gheel, Belgium, Known
as Town of the Insane

One-fifth of the inhabitants of the
town of Gheel, in Belgium, are in
sane, says London Answers Maya
zine.
But if you visit the town and ex-
pect TO see high walls and padded
cells you will be disappointed. The
mental patients in Gheel live exact
ly as the ether inhabitants of this
strange town except that, OF
course. they are not allowed to mar
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-11-11
Morocco Uprisines

NATIONALIST uprisings in
~ French Morocco, which have
been giving the French government
lot of trouble, are blamed on agents
of "a foreign totalitarian power"
meaning Italy. The disorders, main
ly in Casablanca, Fee and Medina,
were quelled by troops, mostly SEN
egalese legionnaires, and hundreds
of arrests were made.
Authorities said investigation
showed many of the natives had
been paid from 10 to 20 francs to
take part in the demonstrations.
The nationalists plotted to set up
an independent Arab state with
Moulay Allal Ell Fassi as king.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-11-11
\ Home HEATING
- Hinfc By John Barclay
"a HEAEE ~ Heating Expert
Let Ashpit Damper Regulate
Daily Speed At Which You
Want Fire To Burn.

| IMPROPER adjustment of the
turn Cor smoke pipe) damper
in your furnace results in "chim-
ney" loss of heat. Leave this
damper closed as nearly as pos
sible without retarding free burn
ing of fuel or causing gas to es-
cape into the basement.
Once you have found the ideal
adjustment for it, be sure you
leave it in that position through
out the heating season. Do not
attempt to use it from day to day
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-11-11

Charles E. BedauX.
While the distin-
guished couple are
in Washington they
will be the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Sims, friends of the
duke when he was
prince of Wales. Mr..
Sims is an attache
of the British en-
bassy.
An organizer of
the American tour
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-11-11
More PIRACY"

TTALY'S latest twist of the lions
tail came in the form of the
bombing and sinking of the British
steamer Jean Weems in the Medi-
terranean by a pirate" airplane.
The London Daily Herald's BARGE
Iona correspondent reported that
the Spanish loyalist government as
serted that the plane bore markings
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-11-11
Tokyo Fights Animal Worship

Worship of rats, bedbugs, snails
and other lowly creatures has been
stopped by the police of Tokyo, ia
pan. The three founders, Aissi
Akatsu, his wife and an associate,
had go followers paying them
monthly dues. Akatsu converted his
home into a place of worship, COM
bining Shinto and Buddhism. Papers
bearing the names of various ami
mails were "consecrated" on tn
altar to represent the deities.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-11-11
Wallace Plan Attacked

CECRETARY WALLACE'S lever
- normal granary' plan is "politi-
cally inexpedient, economically un-
sound, and fundamentally unwork-
able" according to the Cash Grain
association of Chicago which sub
mitted a brief to senate sub
committee at hearing in Spring
field, Ill.
"The application of artificial
means to solve this national prob
lem cannot but prove disastrous to
the producer, consumer, and to all
lines of commerce and industry"
the brief said.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-11-11

in his Hyde Park
home was busy
planning means of
carrying on the gov
eminent program.
Especially was he
interested in the
budget, and related
financial matters,
and to advise on this
he called in Marri-
ner S. Eccles, head
of thefederal reserve
cIyctopo TroocY,rx,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-11-11

adjourned Temporal
rily, and some of
them said the parley
might not be re-
sumed. George M.
Harrison, head of
the federation dele
cation, said that un-
less the G. I. 0. at
titude changed there
was no prospect of
peace.
Both sides had
made offers, but
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-11-11
Labor Farley DeadIocked

7 EADERS of the American Fed
~ Grafton of Labor and the c. l. O..
couldn't get anywhere in their peace
conference in Washington. So they
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-11-11

Our Lives Are Books

Our Lives Are Books
We are all writing books-his-
tories of our own lives, and we
can omit nothing, soften nothing;
only the naked truth can be
marked on those pages.-Henry
Ward Beecher.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-11-11
Plans for Windsor's Visit

DLANS for the American visit of
the duke and duchess of Windsor
are about completed by George
Link, Jr., of New York, attorney for
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-11-11
Cotton
Control


regulations had to pay tax on
cotton produced over and above his
allotment. This tax was so high
so per cent of the value-that it
amounted to fine as punishment.
The other kind of cotton control law,
the voluntary plan, had no penalty
provisions. This control was eX-
ercised by issue of subsidies or pay
ments to farmers for raising various
crops provided they limited the
amount to the dictation of the AAA
Thus, under the voluntary control,
the farmer could take the govern
ment's money and limit his crop to
what the AAA said was his quota
and thus be paid for compliance.
Or, he could refuse the govern
ment's subsidy and raise what he
pleased.
Now, in addition to these PROPOSE
tons, Secretary Wallace of the De-
partment of Agriculture, is promot-
ing what he calls his lever nor
NAL granary" plan. This is to serve
as supplemental to the crop control
on the production side. The secre-
tary has an idea that the federal gov
eminent can take the surplus of
good years off of the hands of farm
ers and hold them through the lean
years when poor crops have failed
to produce the amount required for
American home consumption.
The secretary's lever normal
granary' plan is red hot poker
and there will be plenty of sparks
flying off of the handle as well as
the hot end when this thing is de-
bated in congress. Opponents of the
secretary's scheme contend that this
program is straight out regimenta-
ton and that it goes as far in this
effect as anything done by either
the Fascist Mussolini or the Com
munist Stain. 1t takes no stretch
of the imagination, therefore, to see
what is just ahead in the matter of
a controversy for crop legislation
| for the reason that each of the pro-
grams that has been thus far adj
vanced contsin political dynamite.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-11-11
BUDGET Conference

WHILE members of congress
w were beginning to move to-
ward Washington for the extraordi-
nary session, President Roosevelt
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-11-11

The compulsory cotton control
law was less stringent but it had
La gaceta., 1937-03-26
UN FISCAL ESTA DISPUES-
TO A DECLARAR A FAVOR
DE LOS OBREROS DE LA
HUELGA SENTADA

Detroit, Mario 26.-El fiscal
del condado Duncan McRea a.
nunci6 aver que 81 es Hamado sc
presentara q declarar como ties
tigo en- contra de Ia ps4icfa v a
favor de los traDajadores que
mantenfan una huelga sentada.
A tempo le avis9 a la policia,
dijo ell fiscal, de que iba a &C :
tuar ilegalmente v, sin embar-
go, 10 hizo.
McRea rehus6 tambien conce
der una orden de arresto acu :
sando a Luis Miller de coacci6n
indebida, consierando que la
compaiifa Frank and Seder ha-
bfa buscado testigos falsos pa
ra que declararan en- contra de
Miller. AcuS4 a csc obrero ell
Sr. James r.. Walsh, asistente
abogado de la corporation mu :
nicipal. Los lfderes de los ira
bajadores aseguran que Neya :
ran ell case a los tribunales v
que ell fiscal sea Ilamado a de-
clarar.
La gaceta., 1937-03-26
LOS P~ARTIDARIOS DE LA
REPUBLICA ESPANOLA Pc
LEARON CON LOS ITALIA
NOS FASCISTAS

Tanger, Marruecos, Mario 26
-'Sostuvieron aver una rina a
tiros marineros de I'm barco de
guerra italiano y espanoles par
tidarios del gobierno legitimo
de la Rep1blica. Cuatro de los
marineros, que s~alvajemente
atacaron la reduction de un Pc
riodico espahol, resultaron he
ridos. Pertenecian los marine
ros a la tripulaci6n del destruc-
tor Roca, y Sc llevaron TODD 10
de valor que hallaron a man0.
Los italianos fueron los agre-
sores, pero Sc excusan con que
los espanoles gritaron "Abajo Ell
Faseismo, Abajo ell Duce''.
Tomara medidas para evitar
academies de esa naturaleza ell
Comite de Control Internacio
nal al cual pertenecen ell consul
de Mussolini y Ell consul de Es-
pafa.
La gaceta., 1937-03-26
Sc INVESTIGA Ell ACCT
DENTE DE AVIACION QUE
COSTO LA VIDA A 10 PER
SONAS

Pittsburg, Mario 26-Se esta
investigando 81 origen del acct
dente que cost6 aver la vida a
10 personals cuando I'm aeropla-
NO de la compaifa Transconti-
mental Western Airlines Silver
Bird Sc estrell6 ceaca del aero
dromo del condado de Allegha-
ny, en- un vuelo desde Newark a
Chicago. A los siete minutes de
haberse puesto ell sol, ell apara-
to Sc desplom6 desde una altura
de 1,700 pies, yendo en- los con-
troles ell veterano photo F. Law
renee Bonnet, de 10 amos de ex-
periencia.
Ell captain wilkins, que ma =
nejaba TN aeroplano Douglas en-
vuelo, volyi6 la cara Y pudo yer
ell aeroplano Sc estrellaba.
Los cadaveres de las victimas
no podran ser reconocidos, con
algunas excepcienss.
Los que iban en- ell aeroplano
sc nombraban Edward j. Fe :
ming, Jr., G. r. Lewrs, Hasan
Haxhi, John F. Hermann, Fede
La gaceta., 1937-03-26

M~ussolini cree que ell gobier-
no de Inglaterra es responsible
por la campaha de prensa con-
ira la barbarie fascista.
Ell conde Galeazo Ciano hizo
fuertes representations al en-
bajador britaAico, Sir Eric
Drummond, sobre los articulos
de la prensa inglesa references
a las atrocidades de Abisinia.
Dino Grandi, cumpliendo Or
denes del Duce, ha reiterado su
affirmation ante ell comite de
no-itervenci6n de- que las tro-
pas italianas que Sc encuentran
en- Espana Sc quedaran hasta la
"duraci6n de la guerra.
Los peri6dicos ingleses desert
ben la derrota italiana en- Bril-
huega como "un segundo Capo-
retto" y la Erase ha sido usada
va en- las trasmisiones de la
British Broadcasting Corpora
ton.
Ell "Times" de Londres publ
ca una carta firmada por II in
gleses prominentes, incluyendo
ell arzobispo de York, condo de
Lytton, David Lloyd George, ell
vizeonde Cecil, H. G. Well, Nor
man Angel, Sir Archibald Sim
Lord Allen de Hurtwood
Y Arthur Salter, enunciando las
recientes horrorosas matanzas
do etiopes perpetradas EN- Adds
Ababa por las tropas de choque
del Duce.
"Nosotros queremos exterio-
nuestra conviction, dicen,
dc que tai indescriptible cruel
dad tales injustificables exec
SOS constituyen no solo una man
cha para Ell pueblo responsible
de ellos, sine una amenaza a la
domination blanca en- Africa y
future de la civilization cris-
tiana".
La gaceta., 1937-03-26
MussoLni amenaza con Ia guerra 81 Sc trata de
evitar que q convierta a Espana'en
una nacion.faseista
Eiano protesto ante Sir Eric Drummond de los
articulos antifascistas de Ia Prensa Britannica
Una carta de IL prominentes ~ingleses contra los
actos de salvajismo de los f~ascistas en- Africa
una naclOn.taSelsta

-
Paris, MARIO 25.-Indignado
con la Republica Espanola, que
no lie permite aIpoderarse de su
territorio; indignado con Ingla-
terra, que no lie hace ell juego a
sus malditas intenciones; enfu-
recido con Francia, porque ell
gabinete de Leon Blum va no
puede tolerate nuevas amena-
-as, Benito Mussolini, ell dicta-
iSr italiano, un case evidente de
demencia, amenaza hoy con la
yuerra a la humanidad 81 Sc ira
ia de evitar que 81 haga de Es-
paha una naci6n faseista.
Luego de usar hace pocos dias
un violento lenguaje contra la
prensa extranjera Y de amena-
Ear e insultar a I~nglaterra y a
los arzobispos de Canterbury Y
York, ell Duce parece decirle al
mundo qre debe tolerar sus ini-
quidades en- Espana o caer en-
la guerra mundial. En- su dis
curse de hace pocos dias Musso-
lini llam6 analfabetos a los PEI
riodistas extranjeros que lie alta
can y aludi6 a la histeria de cier
tos oradores anglieanos.
Una de las cosas que enfure-
clio a Mussolini fue la noticia
publicada en- ell extranjero de
que 81 habfa cortado su viaje a
africa a causa de complicacio-
mes en- Italia Y fuera de ella,
motivadas por las nuevas afro
cidades de los fascistas, que en-.
pocos dfas mataron q mas de
5000 abisinios despu6s del aten
tado contra Ell mariscal Grazia-
nj.
italia quiere la paz en- Eu-
ropa, dijo ell Duce, pero STEM
pre- que Sc le respete ell derecho
de trabajar para ell logro de sus
Ell pueblo italiano jamas
las sanciones''.
La gaceta., 1937-03-26
DERRoTADos DE NUEyO
LOS FALANGIsTAs Y fos
ITALIANbS FASCISTAS
Los facciosos tuvieron que re-
. tirarse en- direction de !.
Alcaracejos

Madrid, Mario 26.-LOs ejer
lcitos del general Franco han SUI
frido otra aplastante derrota eQ
Pozcblanco, en- ell sur, a pesar
de que contaban ALI con 10000
soldados italianos ~fascistas.
Apyados por ell fuego de sus
ametralladoras los milicianos a.
van2aron v obligaron al enemi-
go a retirarse ha,ia Alcarace-
jos, a ocho millas de Pozoblan-
co, en- la provincial de Cordoba.
La derrota sc describe por ell
gcbierno como pareeida a la que
los fascistas sufrieron en- la pro
vincia de Guadalajara, donde
contaban con 10000 italianos
de Mussolini.
La recaptura de Alcaracejos,
objective de la ofensiva, elimina
"a TODD peligro para Pozoblan-
90 Y probablemente Obligara a
los facciosos a retirarse por la
carretera de Cordoba Belmez.
Una carretera core al sur de
Alcaracejos y Sc cruza con la
carretera de Cordoba, en- Espiel.
FL ataque en- Pozoblanco fue ell
primer movimiento de ofensiva
de las milicias en- csc sector. Los
milfcianos salieron de sus trim
lcheras Y lanzando granadas de
mano pusieron en- fuga al enc :
migo.
Tanques y aeroplanos del go
bierno atacaron las lineas de los
facciosos, en- la vanguardia v la
retaguardia, produciendoles mu
.chas bajas. La retaguardia In
surgente, que no esperaba Ell D.
taque, corri6 en- desordenada re
tirada.
Doce aparates de bombardeoI
de los leales atacaron las posi- :
clones insurgentes en- Peharro-
va, a Is millas de las lineas del
frente, al oeste de Alcaracejos.
En- ell frente de Guadalajara
las milicias descansan y Sc SOS
tienen duelos de artillerfa v g.
La gaceta., 1937-03-26

Madrid, MARIO 26.-La resis'
tencia de los facciosos parece
aumentar en- ell frente de Qua.
dalajara y ell mando ha resuel.
to darle un pequeno descanso
a los hombres de las milicias y
las brigadas internacionales.
En- el frente de Guadalajara,
donde las divisiones de Mussoli-
nj corrieron en- desorden, Fran
co ACADIA de agrupar contingen-
tes de la guardia civil y fascis-
ia; pero no Sc sabe todavia que
papel desempenaran en- la ac-
ci6n.
Ahora que ell lpapel de los tia
lianos fascistas en- la ofensiva y
derrota ha producido reper,u-
stones internacionales, la parte
del gobierno de Espana debe ser
dada a conocer. Ell gobierno
mantiene que la reciente ofen-
silva fue un case italiano y ofre-
ce estas pruebas:
La Todos los prisioneros, de-
sertores y los muertos identifi-
cados son italianos, segln los
~documentos que les han sido en-
comrades.
"a Todo ell enorme carga-
mento de material de guerra
capturado en- ell frente de Qua
dalajara es italiano.
80 Todos los documentos en-
'contrados en- los h0mbres Y en-
las casas, c~ampamentos Y pobla
clones recapturadas son Italia
nos o Sc refieren a la acci6n tia
I ia Oficiales, soldados y ci-
viles en- las poblaciones recap
turadas unanimemente decla-
ran que los hombres que ellos
habfan combatido eran Italia
nos, exceptuando unos pocos in
tereses, oficiales de contacto y
policias que no tomaban parte
en- los combates.
La gaceta., 1937-03-26
Cn@ Glasses De Pueb6 Ofre@ e G,iuno bpa1d Para De-
mostraf La Intervention Del FdSCSm haLaD En- G~l1laiaa
Todos los muertos identificados, desertores y
~prsionegps, son i%talianos y desembarcaron
en- los puertos del Sur de Espana
Deducese en- Madrid, por las amenazas de Mus
solini, que la ayuda ~italiana al general Franco
va a ser intensificada
ga La tactica militar usa-

ga La tactica militar usa-
da era tipicamente italiana.
Tai es ell case que ell gobierno
espanol va a %presentar a la So
ciedad de Naciones y ell mundo.
Els, naturalmente, la presenta-
ci6n de un solo lado; pero Sc
ajusta a la verdad.
Los agudos problemas inter
nacionales que la controversial
ha hecho surgar acaparan la a.
tenci6n del pueblo de Madrid,
Deducen los espaholes, to-
mando por base ell regreso de
Mussolini Y las palabras del con
de Dino Grandi EN- Londres, que
los voluntarios no seran retira-
dos y que la intervention Italia
ma sera intensificada.
Entretanto al pueblo de Ma
drid no sc lie permite olvidar
que los facciosos Sc hallan toda-
via en- las afueras de la capital.
Diariamente caen en- ell CEN
tro de la poblaci6n los proyec-
tiles de la artilleria insurgente
o los destructores artefactos de
su aviacion.
Tres proyectiles cayeron la
otra tarde en- la Gran Via GUAM
do Sc iniciaba la exhibition, en-
I'm cinema, de la pelicula ia
Allegro Divorciada'', de Fred
Astaire y Ginger Rogers. Sc es-
taba exhibiendo Ia cinta "El
Continental, cuando cay6 otro
proyectil.
I'm POGO mas tarde ell publico
tosia por efecto de los gases nj
del proyectil, que ma
bian entrado en- ell teatro. En-
otro lugar ell p1blico hubiera
corrido alarmado, pero en- Es-
pana va ESQ no sucede. Los es-
pectadores no sc movieron de
sus a%sientos, aunque hiaieron
algunos concentrates en- VOC ba-
la.