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Evening star., 1937-10-10
SERVICE ORDERS
MARINE.

McHugh, Capt. James NJ, detached
Headquarters, Marine Corps, to Peip-
ing. China.
McHenry, Capt. George W., de-
tached Headquarters, Marine Corps,
to 5th Bn F. M. c. r.
Withers, Capt Hartnoll j.. detached
Quantico, Va, to Indianapolis, Ind.
ARMY.
Magruder, Col. Lloyd B., Coast
Artillery Corps. Fort Hancock, N. j.,
to Fort Monroe, Va; November /.
Taylor, Col. William w., jr., In
fantry, Baltimore, retired.
Branner, Lieut.. Col. George Casper,
Quartermaster Corps Reserve, Little
Rock, Ark, to Assistant Secretary of
War, for training in the planning
branch; October "a.
Emery, Lieut.. Col Frank E., jr.,
Coast Artillery Corps, foreign serive in
Hawaiian Department, to Fort Mon
roe, Va.
Cardona, Capt. Angel Antonio, Med
ical Corps Reserve, c. c. c., to Balti-
more, to Army Medical Center; Octo-
Der IL.
Cook, First Lieut.. Brainard s.,
Cavalry, on tour of foreign service, to
Fort Myer, Va.
Hartley, First Lieut.. Hugh Harris,
Military Intelligence Reserve, to as
sistant chief Of staff, G-2, for train
ing; October IL.
Day, William Harold, Dental Corps
Reserve. appointed flrst lieutenant, as
signed to Army Medical Center.
Gardner. Second Lieut.. Robert AL
len, Air Corps Reserve, Langley Field,
Va, to Randolph Field, Tex; Octo-
ber Is.
Joyce, Second Lieut.. Edwin Anthony,
Air Corps Reserve. Langley Field, Va,
to Randolph Field, Tex; October Is.
Hahney. Second Lieut.. Everett c.,
Field Artillery, Fort Hoyle, Md, to
Hawaiian Department; December 8.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
AIR COMMERCE ASKS
$4,000, 1000 FOR YEAR
Budget Bureau to Begin Hear
ings Tuesday to Work Out
Appropriation Bid.

By the Assoc,sted Press.
Director Fred D. Fagg, jr, said
yesterday the Bureau Of Air Commerce
would ask for about $31 100000 for
the next fiscal year.
Hearings start Tuesday before the
Budget Bureau to work out the appro-
priation that will be recommended tc
Congress.
Fagg said this amount-virtually
double the appropriation for the cur
rent fiscal year ending next June 30
will be needed because of the tire.
mendous strides in civil aviation which
Evening star., 1937-10-10
HIT Mrntnriattt.

our dear husband and father. ISAAC
e 6eober WIG S f iaa4 US three H HS :sS iGsay
BROWN. GEORGE R. AND ELLA E.
In sad but loving memory of GEORGE r.
Brown who died one year ago today,
who died September 81, 1928.
WILLIAM MINER. LUcINDA Je:i b T 3. MINER,
GEORGE w. MINER.
COLEMAN, FRANCES Z. Sacred to the
memory nssrsd ,Dd Of FRANCES IF. = COLEMAN: who
1895.
.ns aAnd LII her shildrsn s,n shall rise up and
HER CHILDREN.
DEKowsKL MARIE ANToINErrE.
ToNEH r pEKoWsR1 SCI s@9Ts ne. et Ta1bsrt Asc
departed this life nineteen years ago to-
day. October 10. 1915.
When our loved one was taken away
But we look forward to the day
When we shall be tosether, evermore Il
HER PARENTS AND SISTER. =
J., LEACHMAN. WILLIAM A. In sad and
IoylnF memory Of my dear husband. Will.
life twelve years ago, october 10. 1898
Oh, Joy. that has gone, will you eve,
To gladden. my heart Of yore?
VIII | find You waiting me some happy
When We drift to eternity's shore?
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, LULA LEACHMAN
SCALA. CAPT. FRANCIS M. In memor,
OF OF Capt: FRANCIS N. SCALA, Y. s. M. G.
who died March 26, 1907 He was thu
organizer and frstl leader Of the Unitec
states Marine Band. which, under his di.
rection.. grew to fame. He was the com.
poser of many famous songs and marches
INCLUDING Listen to the MockinE Bird
Csrs CGrsnss March and "Lincoln's March.
to this country as = young man. He re,
tired in 1871 after thirty years faithful
service. At his death he left flve daueh.
ters and four sons. Francis M. Scala, jr
Drs. George and Norman P. Scala III,
daughters are Estelle, Isabelle, Gertie
Olivia and Zelouma Scala. MI. Francis
M. Scala, jr, resides At 617 Mass. ave. n. e
.SMALLWOOD, LOUCEILE. In memor,
Of our devoted DAUGHTER and sister. Lou
CE1LE SMALLWOOD, who departed thi
life three years ago today. October ia
1924: FATHER AND SISTER.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
'Eether' is Preferred
To 'Eyether'; So Call
The Whole Thing OFF
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, October s.-The
case OF "eether" VS.. "eyether"
came up in the public diction
court today and an erudite jury
returned q verdict in favor Of
"eether."
The Jurors polled on the
question to how either should be
pronounced were Presidents
Robert Maynard Hutchins of the
University Of Chicago, Walter
Dill Scott Of Northwestern Uni
versity, Samuel Knox Wilson of
Loyola University. M. ]. O'Connell
Of De Paul University, E. J. Spar
ling Of the Y.sM. C. A. College,
DR.. J. R. Hubert of the U. of C.
English department, opera patron
Harold F. Mccormick and society
leader Mrs. Arthur Meeker.
They also found "neether" pre-
ferable to "nyether."
Evening star., 1937-10-10
SPECIAL MEETINGS
MARK D. A. R. FOUNDING
Four Beginners Of Organization
to Be Honored Tomorrow
Over Nation.

Special meetings Of chapters Of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
all over the country will be held to-
morrow in observance Of Founders
day.
Formally organized in Washington,
October H., 1890, the national society
has grown from group Of Is individu-
ais to $500 chapters, having . total
membership of nearly 100000.
Four women founded the organiza-
tion-Miss Eugenia Washington, direct
descendant of a brother of Washing
ton; Mrs. Mary S. Lockwood, Miss
Mary Desha and Mrs. Ellen Hardin
Walworth. Mrs. Benjamin Harrison
was the first president general.
In a statement in which she paid
tribute to the founders and charter
members, Mrs. William A. Becker
yesterday said that through nearly
half a century the D. A. r. has RE-
manned steadfast to the ideals under
which it was founded"
Evening star., 1937-10-10
River Model to Work.

A model, illustrating the various
operations Of the Columbia River SAL
mon fishing industry. Is planned for
the 1899 Golden Gate International
Exposition at San Francisco.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
Is this bureaus responsibility tc

1t Is this bureaus responsibility to
foster"
About $12,0o0,00o Of its $4,000, 900
allotment for this year, Fagg said, will
60 into "promotional activities" and
the rest to carry out the bureaus
regulatory supervision Of civil avia-
ton.
If we get the $31 100000 we think
will be needed for the next fiscal year."
he continued, "at least $25 1000, 900 OF
1t will be used in promoting aviation,
that Is expanding existing facilities
to aid flying; widening weather report
activities; enlarging radio directional
guidance Of planes; controlling airway
traffic and providing landing fields"
Evening star., 1937-10-10
WAVES EXTRADITION
FOR RETURN TO COAST
Former Head Of Defunct Petro-
leum Company Is Wanted for
Fraudulent Stock Deal.


Fraudulent Stock Deal.
Milfred Yant, 38, former president
of the now defunct Yant Petroleum
Co. OF Los Angeles, waived extradi-
tion proceedings yesterday when ar
raigned in Police Court on a fugitive
warrant.
He was turned over Immediately to
Capt. w. j. Penprase Of the Los An
geles police for return to that city,
where he is wanted on charges Of vi
olating the corporate securities act
through $l50.0O0 fraudulent stock
deal, according to police.
Yant, who had been working In
Washington as an advertising sales
man, was arrested September IL by
Detective Sergt. Guy Rome. He had
been living in the 100 block OF
Fourteenth street.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
KAPPA BETA PHI
Legal Sorority Alumnae Will
Meet Tomorrow.

Eta Alumnae Chapter of Kappa
Beta Phi International Legal Sorority
will hold its first Winter meeting
at 8 pm. tomorrow in the Carlton
Hotel. Mrs. Olive Geiger Faircloth,
dean of the chapter, will preside.
Coming events, particularly the
Founders day meeting in December
and a reception and dinner for the
grand dean, Miss Elizabeth Reed, and
Mrs. Grace Stiles, registrar, will be
discussed.
Evening star., 1937-10-10

DR.. and Mrs. Mann to Be Guests.
DR.. William NJ Mann, director of
the National Geological Park. and Mrs.
Mann will be guests at luncheon
OF the Women's National Press Club
at pm. Tuesday in the Willard Hotel.
The Washington times., 1937-11-29
CITIZENS SEEK
BUS FOR PUPILS

GLEN ECHO, Nd, Nov. 20.
Bus transportation for school chill
dren across the dangerously mar
row Cabin John bridge will be
sought at a mass meeting here to-
night under sponsorship Of the
Conduit Road Citizens Advisory
Board.
DR.. Edwin W. Broome, superin-
tendent Of Montgomery county
schools, and members Of the board
Of county commissioners have
been invited to address the meet
ing, it was announced by Clarence
w. Sands, secretary.
Citizens associations Of this
area have unanimously Endorsed
the proposal, pointing out thu t
there is no foot path ON the bridge
ana that 1t is extremely hazardous
in bad weather. Children living
cas-: of Cabin John Creek are now
obliged to cross the bridge on foot.
The Washington times., 1937-11-29
HELEN BEDFORD,
'OIL HEIRESS,
WEEDS M'CASH|N
Polo Star, SteepIeChase
Rider, Is Groom

NEW YORK, Nov. ga young
Lochinvar who came out Of the
West-as far west, anyhow, as
New Jersey-today was to become
the bridegroom Of Helen Wolcott
Bedford. sac, 1000, 900 Standard Oil
heiresS and the most noted eques-
trienne Of the horsey colony
around Westport, Conn.
Although the 24-year-old heiress
comes from long line Of Episco-
palianS, q Catholic priest was to
unite her in marriage with Arthur
McCashin, Irish-born polo player,
horse judge and society steeple-
chase rider.
The ceremony was set for Ban
rock, the extensive Bedford estate
in the Greens Farms section Of
WeStport.
The Washington times., 1937-11-29
RIOTS IN CAIRO.
QUELLED after.
PREMIER ATTACK.
Pasha Escapes Shots;
20 Hurt in Disorder

CAIRO, Nov. 20 d.N.S0-Or.
der was restored in Cairo today
following a day and night of riots,
in which at least 20 were injured,
growing out of the attempt to
shoot Prime Minister MuStata
Nahas PaSha.
One shot whizzed only two
inches from the premier when
four bullets we're fired at his car
as he was on his way to a political
gathering.
HuSsein Abdul Kader, 20, a
clerk in the ministry Of agricul-
ture. and member Of the Green
Shirts, a Fascist organization, was
arrested as the gunman.
The Washington times., 1937-11-29
Volcano Near
Tokyo Erupts

KUSATSU, Japan, Nov. 49,"
After a five-year silence, volcanic
Mount Shirane in Central Honshu
broke into rumbling eruption.
Tokyo was shaken slightly,
but there were heavier shocks ia
regions closer to the volcano.
Neither casualties nor damage was
reported. Ashes covered the base
Of the mountain.
The Washington times., 1937-11-29
.O'COpneu Gang
Escape PrObed

UTICA, N. Y, Nov. 20 U.NS.O
The escape Of three members Of
the O'Connell kidnap gang from
the Onondaga County prison viii
be investigated by a special Fed
eral grand jury to be drawn here
today.
About 20 witnesses, including
prison guards, were expected to
be called to testify about the es-
cape Of John Obey, Harold Grow.
ley and Percy Geary.
The Washington times., 1937-11-29
Pastor Sees Morals
Trailing Mentality

NEW YORK, Nov. 20 Q.N.S0.
The Rev. DR.. William w. Aver de-
plores mans lack Of wisdom. say
ing:
The moral brakes Of the
world are not strong enough for
the mental horsepower of the
day"
The Washington times., 1937-11-29
WARDENs NAMED

RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 20.
Governor Peery today announced
the appointment Of 81 citizens as
State forest wardens for the COM
ing year. Among those named
were Charles A. Ward, Of Falls
Church.
The Washington times., 1937-11-29

War In Paris-And An Because One
Of the Fashion Cars Of the French
Capital Used a SuFrealist Manilk1n.
Read This Amusing Account Of the
The Washington times., 1937-11-29

FurOr That Broke Out at . sh0w Of
the Latest Partisan Creations in The
American Weekly, with Sundays
Washington HeraId.TimeS.
La gaceta., 1937-06-02
&TlnYI
ACUERE
DE LA SOCIEDAD MEDICA
DEL d

Demostrando su odio por las
sociedades mutualistas de Tam
pa, la sociedad Medica del Con-
dado, que para la prosperidad
de Tampa significa mucho me-
nos que las sociedades Centre
Espanol, Centre Asturiano, La
Italia, Cfrculo Cubano, Unione
Italiana, La Fraternidad Y o.
tras, tom6 anoche ell desgracia-
do acuerdo de desaprobar la &C
cci6n del comite de hospital nom
brando a tales m6dicos como
Winton, Ortega, Martorell, Bar
tlett, Torretta v otros, q. sirven
a las sociedades latinas, para
formar parte del staff" del
Hospital Municipal.
Los medicos habfan hecho u
ma combination de Ultima bora
en- contra de los medicos que sir
ven a las sociedades latinas, pc
70 Ell comite de Hospital, a mo-
ci6n de Don Ramon Fernandez
Rey, Sc la deshizo.
La gaceta., 1937-06-02
Ctrculo Cub0mo

Hora es va que comencemos
a anunciar la gran fiesta que
prepare la directiva del Circu-
10 CuDano para Ell dfa ventisie-
tie del presente.
Concertada una fecha ante
rior, la delicadeza Y simlpatia
que por IA causa que defender
los Leales de Espana siente La
sociedad cubana, determin6 su
aplazamiento para no ~interferir
con la celebration del gran fes-
tival P~ro-Am5ulancia que Sc
dara en- el parque la Column
ma Ell IS de este mes.
La consequence de los cuba
nos hace mas atractiva y simpa-
tica su fiesta, que tiene por ba-
Sc fundamental recabar fondos
para Ell tesoro social, este ano
mas que otros anteriores, nece-
sitado de ayuda!
Las fiestas celebradas por las
dos sociedades epanolas, Centre
Espanol y Centre Asturiano,
dadas con motives SMILES tu-
wieron resonante exito y ash es
de esperar que en- la de los Gu
banos, hacienda un nuevo es-
fuerzo, 81 es que esfuerzo Sc re-
quiere, responda Ell pdblico a la
La gaceta., 1937-06-02

DesYiaje
Para Cuba embargo aver, via
Miami, el director del ~"Institu-
to del Nino", DR.. Juan Silverio,
quien Sc propone pasar un par
a su bien montada clf1ica de la
Rep1blica.
AunQue en- perfecto estado de
salud eel DR.. Silverio se sent1a
aago cansado del abrumador ira
bajo que lie impone la atenci6n
de su clientele particular y la e.
ficiente y c~onstante dedication
a s ubien montada clfnica de la
avenida de Ross.
La distinguida esposa del DIR.
Silverio embarcara hoy para
reunirse con su esposo en- la Ha-
bana, y regresar juntos, toma-
das las vacaciones que deseamos
sean TODD 10 deliciosas y placen-
teras que Sc puede desear.
La gaceta., 1937-06-02
CONOCIDOS
DE TAMPA SERAN LLAMA
DOS EN- LA INVESTIGA-
CION DEL COMUNISMO

Tallahassee, JUNO 2.-Ante
I'm comite investigator nombra-
do Dor ell senado v la camara,
comite que investigara las acti-
vidades de los comunistas en- la
Florida, seran llamados a decla
rar los s~iguientes ciudadanos de
Tampa: Rosita Marina, Jose
Martinez, Pedro Moya, Lima Ell
Macho, Emilio Cruz, Lorenzo
Puentes, Maria Perez, Albert
Simmons, Charles Lendian Y
Antonio Lendian.
Ell representante Cooley, de
Lake City, manifesto que va tie
ne importantes datos sobre las
actividades comunistas en- Tam
pa, Jacksonville y otras ciuda-
DIES, mandados por organizacio-
mes como la Legion Americana
la Association de Oficiales de Ia
Reserva y grupos de veteranos
Junto con Cooley integrarar
eel comite, Kelley, de Nassau
Crary, de Martin; Holland, d.
Barlow; Tillman, de Tampa, ,
Hammer, de Stuart.
La gaceta., 1937-06-02
NO OFRECE SEGURIDAD
Ell PUENTE DE INDIAN
ROCKS

Clearwater, JUNO Eel puen
tie que une a Indian Rocks con
las islas del condado de Pinellas
ha sido declarado insegAro para
los automobiles, segdn el tenien-
te coronel Earl North, ingenie-
no de la secretaria de la guerra,
adscrito al distrito norte. Fun
ciona perfectomente Ell puente
que Sc abre para ell paso de la
navegaci6n, pero la e~structura
es peligrosa para ell intense
transito de las ~arreteras. Los
comisionados del condado acep-
taron aver la renuncia del inge-
Micro Burleson, que dejara Ell
puesto ell dfa II de julio.
La gaceta., 1937-06-02
SIZE HARA UNA INVESTIGA.
CION SOBRE LOS RICOS
QUE NO PAGAN LOS I'M
PUESTOS

Washington, JUNO 2.-Lue-
go de que ell presidente Roose :
welt acus6 a un grupo de ricos
contribuyentes de desafiar la
decencia Y la moral americana
evadiendo 81 page de los impues
tos, ell congreso tom6 ell acrerdo
de dar al departamento del teso-
no completes poderes para ex ;
lender sus actividades investiga
torias 2 los que evaden Ell page
de los impuestos. I'm comite del
congreso, de IL miembros, in
vestigara toda la situaci6n. La
alta camara estara representa-
da por seis senadores Y la CANA
ra por seis representatives.
La gaceta., 1937-06-02

Ell prop6sito de esos medicos,
en- contra de la poblaci6n latina,
no puede predominant en- esta
ciudad, fundada por Ell incansa-
bile esfuerzo de e~spaholes, cuba
nos e italianos.
I'm comite de medicos inves-
tigara ell acuerdo del Comite, co
mo ST fuera un delito impedir
que las combinaciones malsanas
fructifiquen.
La gaceta., 1937-06-02
Tratan de impedM que barcos rusos traigan per-
trechos parcel Gpbierno Madrid-Valencia

Paris, julio 2.-Con La desver
Giienza peculiar del fascismo,
'en Roma Sc anunci6 hoysque la
escuadra italiana bldquea los
puertos del este de Espana con
81 fin de impedir que entren bar
cos rusos con pertrechos de que
ira para Ell gobierno de Madrid
Valencia. Con la escuadra pira-
ia de Mussolini coopera la es-
cuadra alemana, autora del bonn
bardeo y asesinato en- masa de
Almeria.
En- los cfrculos d~iplomaticos
ha causado profunda impression
la noticia, porque el bloqueo sig
nifica otro acto de guerra en-
contra del gobierno legitimo de
EspaIa.
No Sc cree que Sc hara notifi-
caci6n Official al gobierno Soviet
pero, las escuadras alemanas e
italiana detendran a los barcos
rusos "donde quiera que los en-
cuentren". 81 tai Sc hace, Ell go
.herro de Moscou tendra que to-
mar r~epresalias Y pedira a Fran
cia, su aliada, que actde sin mas
demora. Russia pertenece toda-
via al comite de no-interven-
ci6n, del cual Sc ha retirado TIA
liza.
Entire los puertos afectados
por ell bloqueo, seg1n los peri6-
dicos ~italianos, figuran Valen-
cia Y Barcelona.
La nueva actitud de los go
biernos de Roma y Berlin, cri-
minal Y contraria al derecho in
ternacional, Sc ha tornado con
vistas a lograr que Franco pue-
da eanar la guerra por falta de
municiones que ayuden al go
bierno de Madrid.
El gobierno ingles, que Sc d.
&c ha venido sosteniendo rela-
clones secretas con Salamanca,
La gaceta., 1937-06-02
!: E: :: I: & :
Iro. Af&Eo Luciano (TOIZA

nevero, Manuel Faedo, Jos
qufn &c la Llama, nevero, M
nuel Garcia, Ell Serene del r.
loj, Manuel Diaz, Mascunai
Printing Co., Ell Modelo Coffee
Mills, Bernardo Tomas, Eag1
Drug Store, 4th of July Cal,
Aleman Ferreterfa, La Regla-
dora Coffee Mills, CracaR@
Place, Specimens Store .oGx-
press Cafe, S~astrerfa Ell ean-
to, Brick House Cafe, C&pera-
tiva La Commune, III lesto's
Cafe, P. Gonzalez, Victoria Ba-
kerry, Michigan Cafe, Martinez
|y Co., Fernandez y Vega, Nue.
iberia de Juan Baamonde, La
Naviera Coffee Mills, La Co
munne, Ernesto's Cafe, P. Con-
zalez, Victoria Bakery, Marti-
nez Y Co., Michigan Cafe, Brick
House Cafe, La Palma Cafe.
Contribuyeron con IS centa-
vos: Morgado, Bolera.
Contribuyeron con rs centa-
vos: Amelia L~andeira, G.. Mira
wales, Benjamin Menendez, La
America Restaurant, Ritz Lun-
cheonette, La France, Testasec-
ca Bakery, 2 semanas, F. Puig,
2 semanas, Gerardo Ferro Res
taurant, 2 semanas, Gonzalez
Grocery, 2 semanas, Miceli Gro
Gerry, 2 semanas, Caltagirone, 2
semanas, Franco Drug Store,
Juan Lassus, Greco Inc, Ell Ca
tico, Cuervo's Cafe, Marie's
Beatty Salon, Cacciatore's Gro
Gerry, Carioca Cafe, Caruso v Pc
tralia Barber Shop, David Con-
zalez, Restaurant Aviles, Jose
Galego, Million Auto Parts.
Broadway Furniture, Ell Vizcai
no, Amado Gonzalez, Sanitary
Poultry, La Primera de Ybor
Bakery, Rivera Drug Store, La
Flor Grocery, Salcines y Lopez,
La Nina Grocery, Bombero Gro
Gerry, The Friends Club, DeIga-
dos Dept. Store, Ell Bien Pdhli-
co Drug Store, La Florida Gro
Gerry, Bronx Bar, Alessi Bakery.
Angel Studios, Victor Gonzalez.
I'll Future Obrero Grocery. c.
HERNANDEZ Grocery, Sardinas
Filling Station, Pace Vinagre,s
Barber Shop, Constantine Gar
cfa, Jose del Vale.
La gaceta., 1937-06-02
DAMAS DE PROTECTION Y
AUXILIO DEL CENTRIC
A

A las Damas de Protection
y Auxilio del Centre Espanol
Sc les cita para una junta que
Sc ~efectuara esta noche, en- ell
edificio de Ybor.
Ruegase la asistencia del ma
yor n1mero possible.
La gaceta., 1937-06-02

sera enterado hoy de 10 que SUI
cede.
iEsta tarde o. manana llegara
a Roma ell ministE de Aguerra
de Alemania, .generaFVan Bpm
berg, que conferenfara con el
Duce.
Toda la escuadra italiana de
subFarinos ha sido concentrate
en- Napoles. q
La prensa italiana reptile nd
Ell S;.cliche' del somunismo, CT
yehdo que Francia e Inglate{
pasaran por alto los nuevos az
t6s de guerra en- contra de Es-
pana.
La gaceta., 1937-06-02
DEFUNCIONES

Falleci6 aver en- su domicilio,
1901 de la avenida Ounce, la
Sra. Marcia Alvarez, de 70 a.
nos de edad. LIE sobreviven dos
hijos, un nieto y dos hermanos.
La gaceta., 1937-06-02

Muri6 en- I'm hospital local Je-
s1s Valdes, de 81 amos de edad,
vecino de la casa n1mero 1902
de la Gale IS. Deja a SUI viuda,
tres hermanos y una hermana.
La gaceta., 1937-06-02

La Sra. Felina Sanchez, de So
amos, esposa del Sr. Ramon SAN
chez Palacio, dej6 de existir a.
noche. Ademas de su viudo, de-
ia a cinco hijas, dos hijos y tres
hermanos.
La gaceta., 1937-06-02

ilak-ada queshace, \ sentando-
Sc en- gran, ndmereusa Ell edifiJ|
clio de la Gale Cataa {, que es 81
luuas essekide i'd z
Como "declara ar de pri1si-
pios'' nos parece suficiente ete
escrito, esperanto ahondar bhas
en- sus ventajas a MEDIA qe Sc
aproxime la fecha. :.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-22
AUSTRIAN NAYS STARTED RIOT

Vienna, Feb. 22.-(UP).-Thou- sands of Austrian Nazis broke through police cordons today and sang the Nazi Horst Wessel' an- tleLi in greeting to Baron Constin- tin von Neurath, German foreign minister, arriving to confer with gov- ernment leaders. Many were arrest ed.
 1t was an inauspicious beginning Co his effort, in Fuehrer Adolf Hit 1er,s behalf, to win Austrian leaders closer to Germany.
 Rut behind the negotiations were the known German desire to seek closer political relations, and there seemed to be factors which made al-' such rGpprochement difacult.
 As Neurath arrived, Germany was reported to be opposed to the restoration of the Hapsburg dynasty, f<1sing that it might mean anti German influence would predom- mate at some future time. In ad- dition, Austrians as nation looked witlA much disfavor on the dissen- tion in Germany over Naz treatment of Che Roman Catholic church.
 Hence, though 1t was expected that all negotiations would be friendly, the impression in diplo- xnatic quarters was that the confer ence could be little more than a gesture.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-22
.noLESALERS
 TURNED TABLES
'hey Picket Headquarters of Unions; !; Demand COI-
 Iective Bargaining

New York, Feb. % - CUP. )- Wholesale dry goods dealers turned E1e tables on amazed employees to- day by picketing union headquar- tsfs and demanding collective bar- raining.
 sWe decided to strike against our employees until they see the light" |" cid Jacob M. Mandelbaum, sttor- dey for the Downtown Dry Goods 1obbers' Association.
 Outside union headquarters two Hlen paraded placidly back and forth, bearing placards. one read:
 sWe want union recognition"
 Another PIacard
 Another proclaimed:
 ~We as employers recognize the Hght of our employees to bargain Gpllectively through their union. The union has refused to deal with us 2oilectively. Until they give us such xeCognition we cannot resume em- Nloyment of our employees"
 3Arthur Osman, union head, took one look at the pickets and grum- Sled:
 'sThey didn't have the nerve to picket themselves; they hired two Dowery guys"
 The turnabout picketing climaxed c lockout of 1000 workers in 35 wholesale establishments after Breakdown of negotiations between the association and the union. IL was explained that the union had refused to sign Q new contract with the association, charging that indi- vidual employer ha dnot abided by the last one. The association, in turn, refused to sanction the sign- ing of individual contracts.