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Evening star., 1937-04-18
LEFT IS FOR LUNCH.
Farmer Learns Fleeing Bandit Sus-
poets Stayed at His Farm.

FALLS CITY, Nebr, April II P-
A IS bill lay on the table. Missing
were the ingredients of hasty lunch
Cheese, crackers and wafers-and
the means Of speedy toilet-soap,
towel and safety razor.
l.. E. Emigh, farmer near the
Kansas-Nebraska line, was mystified
yesterday when he and his family re-
turned home and found the money.
Today he learned the gunner,
Robert Suhay and; Alfred Power, who
had shot their way from an F. B. 1.
man ambuscade in the Topeka, Kans.,
post office yesterday, had fingered at
his farm awaiting medical aid on their
mad flight into Nebraska, where they
were captured last night.
Evening star., 1937-04-18

plates for the car, using the name Of
ihomas Malley, an alias of Powers.
Inc katonah bank was robbed Of
$4,000 on March II.
Merle Vandenbush, notorious gang
ster, and two companions were ar
rested while fleeing from q hold-uo
at the same bank.
Raymond McNeely, ex-convict ar
rested yesterday, was held in the Fed
eral detention house tonight on a
charge OF conspiring with Suhay and
Powers to perpetrate the robbery.
LEFT IS FOR LUNCH.
Evening star., 1937-04-18

by the Associated Press.
MADRID, April 17.-Government
authorities uncovered today what they
called the largest spy ring found in
the capital since the war begun.
Fifty-f1ve persons were arrested, in
cluding number of alleged monks
in disguise" whom the authorities
alleged were financed by religious or
CARNATIONS in Italy. All were accused
Of taking part in an insurgent plot
to turn Madrid over to insurgent
Generalissimo Francisco Franco.
The ring, police officials said, was
organizing secret troops within the
city to attack the defense barricades
from the rear.
One of the arrested monks was
quoted by police as saying he had come
to Spain from Italy at the outbreak
of the civil war and had established
contact with the insurgent conspirators
after making his way to Madrid in
disguise.
Big Guns Pound City.
Shells fell all along the Gran Via
today as insurgent artillery pounded
the center of Madrid in one of the
most severe bombardments in months.
Explosives tore gaping new holes in
buildings on the city's principal busi-
ness streets. Semi-otficial estimates
placed casualties at 18 killed and so
| wounded One shell which fell on
queue OF shoppers killed seven women.
After noon lull madrilenos, who
! have come almost to ignore the can
| nonadings were caught in another
burst OF missiles and dogged from
doorway to doorway to find safety.
The Duchess of Atholl, Conservative
member of the British House of Com
mons, and Miss Ellen c. Wilkinson,
Laborite member, were sitting with
friends in the hotel dining room
when the shell burst. One woman in
the dining room tainted.
Rebels Hold Sector.
West Of the city, Gen. Jose Miaja's
government soldiers kept up sporadic
fighting and artillery fire. Some 5000
insurgents still held their ground in
the University City sector, the north
western corner of Madrid, although
| the government declared they were
isolated from the insurgents Casa de
Campo army, just across the river.
Government troops seeking to encir-
Gle Teruel, about $50 miles east Of
| Madrid, met fierce resistance.
The air ministry in Valencia an
nounced government pilots downed
four insurgent Heinkel (German) air.
planes today in combat on the Teruel
front, An insurgent communique in
Talavera de la Reina said three gov
ernment airplanes were shot down in
the same sector.
Valencia newspapers alleged 38
German airplanes had been flown
from Hanover, Germany, to Burgos,
Spain. These reports conceded with
| concern in London that planes might
be used for transporting men and
munitions to Spain while the land and
sea patrol policed the surface.
In the north the Basques, Madrid's
northern allies, inflicted heavy casual
ties on insurgents at Eibar, near
| beleaguered Bilbao.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
BROOKLYN MAN JAILED.
Cousin Of Bank Robbery Suspect Held
on Conspiracy Charge.

NEW YORK, April II (R.-An op-
orator OF a Brooklyn motor cycle shop,
accused by Federal agents of being
the contact man in the recent Ka-
tonah. N. Y, bank robbery, was Or
dered held for the grand jury today.
The prisoner. Joseph Heckl, %, was
arrested last night by Department Of
Justice agents on charge of con-
spiracy to violate the Federal bank
robbery statute. Rhea Whitley, New
York head Of the Criminal Investiga-
ton Bureau, described him as cousin
OF Robert Suhay, one Of the two sus-
poets seized at Plattsmouth, Nebr.
Hecky waived examination today
and was ordered held in $4,000 bail.
Whitley said the Brooklyn suspect
admitted he had bought an automo-
bile last February for Suhay and AL
fred Power, the second man arrested
in the West, and had obtained license
Evening star., 1937-04-18
SPY RING N|PPED,
MADRID ASSERTS
55, Including "Monks in Dis
guise," Are Ar
rested.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
War, just nine months old, holds
Spain IN a tight but wearv grip.
There are battles on halt a dozen
fronts every day, but it is a GRIM
mer business, WITHOUT the hioh
flame OF patriotic ardor of last
July Is. There haze been no ground
gains by either side since last
autumn Dhich Dould shoD Uerv
clearly on pocket atlas map.
Gen. Francisco Franco, plump
but hard-bitten army officer. who
1Oants Spain quite a bit like Mus
solini's Italy, holds at least NOM
inal sDdy ouer the Destern halt
OF the country. The government,
a0hich proclainas a fight for democ-
Tacy, and not, as Franco says, for
Bolsheuism, has made strategic in
roads in Francois territory in tho
mineral lands $50 miles south of
Madrid and 1lo,D is pressing against
FRANCOIS most easterly positions at
Teruel, so miles from the Mediter-
ranean.
Evening star., 1937-04-18

No. 1-Walter Denham, 3,
keeps a Datchtul eye on
Mickey Moriarty, 4, as Mickey
10ei9hs in for their Junior
championship match at An
ndpolis yesterday. The
matches 1Dere staged By Coach
Spike Webb for sons of officers
at the NdUal Academy.
No. 2 - Bet,Deen rounds,
Ho1Oard CaldUeH, jr., 2, is kept
in fighting trim by Gracia
Lattauer, 5, 1Dho serDed as his
second.
No. 3-During the match be-
tWeen Cliff Hooker, left, and
Dick Kennedy, right, a knock
doDn or a talldo,on occurred.
You can take your choice.
Ragnar Stallings, the referee,
holding up both contestants,
1OaS uncertain. A. P. Photos.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
MILK PROBE OPENED
Association Hears "Bootleg''
Product Is Sold Here.

The Health Department yesterday
opened q routine investigation into
charges by the Maryland and Vir-
ginia Milk Producers Association that
milk from cows not inspected by Dis
trict health officials is being sold in
Washington,
The so-called bootleg milk alIegedly
is milk sold to manufacturers here,
supposedly for use in making ice cream
and then diverted to retail trade.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
AIR CONTRABAND FEARED.

LONDON, April II P.-Tne posi-
bility contraband runners may evade
an international patrol Of Spain
through air shipments appeared to-
Evening star., 1937-04-18

kansas doctor" keys to a Kansas
City hotel room in which they told
him there was "a lot Of money and
he could have it,
Homer Sylvester, foot 4 inch sher-
if1, who arrested the men after they
lost their way in Plattsmouth, q town
OF 3,700, said they had about $4,000
concealed in their clothing.
RRnOKTVN MAN vAVVEn
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Evening star., 1937-04-18
BEALS QUITS Jury
TRYING TR0TKY
Writer'S Questions on Mex
ican Activities Resented
by Conferees.

BACKGROUND
Leon Trotzky, eriled from Soviet
Russia after Lerin's death, was
asked to ledDe Norway last year
after trials OF alleged dntt-Sopiet
plotterS implicated him. Merico
invited him and he tpent there.
Trotsky has repeatedly denied any
, connection ,oith plots against the
Stain regime and lately a Jury"
OF American liberals has been en-
gagged in a trial" to gipe him
chance to present his side OF the
= case to the DOrld.
Evening star., 1937-10-05

arated. and Sue presently came to Z
big nat rock. She was just about to
step UP on 1t, when she discovered that
it WAS already occupied. Mrs. Carter
snake was there. She had been taking
\ sun bath. Sues first impulse was to
scream and run. Then she remem-
bered that this little person was HARM
less. rs harmless to human beings as it
is possible for any one to be, and that
very instant Sue saw something that
put an end to running away.
"Oh. the cunning things!" she cried
under her breath.
A dozen baby Snakes were there.
also, taking q sun bath. Impulsively
she took a step forward, and as she
did so an astonishing thing happened.
Mrs. Gartersnake had moved close to
those babies, and now, as she lay there
with her head raised just wee bith,
those baby snakes disappeared, one
Evening star., 1937-10-05

after another, apparently in her
mouth. When the last one had dis
appeared she glided across the rock
and slipped out Of sight among the
bushes. Just then Tommy approached.
II saw it!" cried Sue excitedly. II
saw 1t with my own eyes! You should
have been here = minute sooner.
Tommy. There was q striped Snake
here, and when she saw me she took
all her babies into her mouth and
carried them away. Now know some
Snakes protect their young that way,
no matter what the naturalists say"
mo you DON'T" replied Tommy.
You don't know If she was saying
them or eating them. You saw Just
what I've seen, and we didn't see
enough"
Evening star., 1937-10-05

the question ana the naturAusts are
wrong" spoke up Sammy.
1T would but for one thing" replied
Tommy.
What is that?" Sue wanted to know.
Snakes are cannibals," replied
Tommy.
Meaning what?" Sammy demanded.
THAT Snakes eat Snakes" replied
Tommy.
But they wouldn't eat their own
childfen! You know they wouldn't
do that!" cried Sue.
II don't know. That's the trouble
/ don't know. I've seen the little
Snakes disappear, but rye never seen
them reappear. So, you see, I don't
know what that disappearance really
meant" replied Farmer Browns Boy.
1t was the very next day that
Tommy. Sue and Sammy went to the
Old Pasture after berries. They sep
Evening star., 1937-10-05
LIMITED BUDGET
FOR D. c. URGED
Forest Hills Citizens Group
Opposes Appropriation of
More Than $4,000, 900.

Opposition to an increase in the 1899
budget over the $46, ,000, 900 appropri-
ated for the current year was voiced
last night by the Forest Hills Citizens
Association in a resolution introduced
BY Col. Lawrence Crawford.
Discussion followed the reading by
l. A. Carruthers, association president,
Of . communication from the Commu-
nifty Center disclosing 1899 budget
estimates of 1861 900, = 1853 per cent
increase over the last appropriation.
CAsruthers pointed out that 'if we are
to clamor for increased expenditu: S,
vs must be willing to pay higher
taxes"
Taking issue with Col. Crawfords
resolution was Gen. M. M. Patrick,
who said he was opposed to taking 4
nat stand" against further improve
ments in the District that might re-
quire an increased budget. Mrs. Leslie
b. Wright. supporting his stand, de-
elared the people of the District should
not be Cheap skates" when it came
10 the matter of taxes.
After q move by Gen. Patrick to
liable failed, the motion passed.
In = discussion on aff1liation with
the newly formed District of Columbia
Suffrage Association, Edward c. Potter
said he opposed local enfranchisement
with the belief that I'VE have a pretty
good local government already and
don't believe we could improve on 1t
by taking 1t in our own hands," No
action was taken on affiliation.
A committee composed of Col. Craw-
ford, Mrs. c. A. Bermeister, Charles
D. Hamel and Edwin Springer was
named to arrange community meet
ing" to hear a speech by a representa-
tive Of the Community Chest in
connection with the forthcoming drive.
It was planned to invite members OF
nearby citizens associations and the
perent-teacher groups in the area
to the gathering.
Evening star., 1937-10-05

to Befwyn 10 years later. Before
leaving New York be had become the
city's champion bowler but did not
keep up his association with the sport
after he moved.
He spent ~ years in Government
service, receiving three extensions after
he became Of retirement age.
His wife, Mrs. Annie Marie Hof-
mann, survives. as do . daughter,
Mrs. A. L. johnson Of Branchville,
Md; four sons, Ferdinand A., jr., of
Hyattsville, Md; George H. Of Mount
Rainier, Md; John C. of Laurel, Nd,
and Carl w. Of Berwyn; two sisters
and = brother Of New Jersey and IL
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held At the
Evening star., 1937-10-05

II did, tool" declared Sue. She
didn't pick up those little Snakes, -
she would have done had she been
catching them; they ran into her
mouth. Don't try to tell me that they
were deliberately committing suicide"
Did or didn't Mrs. Gartersnake eat
those baby Snakes?
(Copyright, 1037)
Evening star., 1937-10-05
Chest Clinic Set.

LEONARDTOWN, Md, October 5
Especially The Maryland Tubercu-
losis Association will hold . chest
clinic at the Health Department here
on October IL at 10 am. DR.. Donald
8. Campbell, deputy health oficer,
will be in charge.
Evening star., 1937-10-05
FERDINAND A. HOFFMAN,
DIES AT BERWYN HOME
Retired q. = Bookbinder Was
0ns-Tims Champion Bowler
Of New York City.

Ferdinand A. Hofmann, ~, . re-
tired bookbinder in the United States
Government Printing once and one
time champion duck-pin bowler Of
New York, died Sunday at his home
In Berwyn, Md.
Hofmann, = native Of New York,
came to Washington 40 years ago to
work in the printing ONCE and moved
Evening star., 1937-10-05
Cash Funeral Home. HyattsHlle, at
2 pm. tomorrow, followed by bd1!aI
In Fort Lincoln Cemetery. :.
New Mineral Record.

Mineral production in Canada dur.
ing the first half Of this year estab.
lished 4 new record.
Evening star., 1937-10-05
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.

61 ThOkNTON w. BURGESS.
And half truths father many woes.
old Mother Nature.
X MOVING 4 half-truth sometimes
Is worse, much worse than not
knowing the truth at all. 1t leads
10 guessing, jumping at conclusions,
and, far more often than not, the
conclusions jumped at are wholly
Evening star., 1937-10-05

~OA- IHE CUNNING THlNGS!" SHE
CRIED UNDER HER BREATH.
wrong. So when you see things 1t IS
necessary to see all in order to arrive
At the truth. Unfortunately, too often
through lack of patience or lack Of
skill, or lack Of knowledge OF what to
look for, or failure to really see what
you are looking at, results are the
forming OF wrong opinions, and wrong
opinions are worse than ignorance.
Farmer Browns Boy had told his
cousins from the city that naturalists
agree that Snakes never take their
young into their mouths to protect
them, but without really saying 80 he
had given Sue and Sammy the feeling
that in his own mind he was not sure
that the naturalists were right.
Have you ever seen Snake taking
little ones into her mouth?" Sue asked.
Farmer Browns Boy nodded i've
seen Mrs. Gartersnake, and I've seen
Mrs. Watersnake, down at the Smiling
Pool, with little ones seeming to dis
appear in their mouths" replied
Farmer Browns Boy.
Then I should think that settles
La gaceta., 1937-08-05
CHECOESLOVAQUIA VEN
CIO A LOS PHOTOS ALE
NAMES

Zurich, SuiZa, Agosto S. -
Ell team" de aviaci6n de Che
coeslovaquia derrot6 aquf er
la etapa final al team germa.
no, su 1nico rival.
Ell teniente Novak, que man
do la victoria de aver en- la foi
maci6n, di6 hoy mayores sor
presas en- ell solo de acrobacias
derrotando a Gerd Achgelis
ganador del gran premio en-
Alemania.
Novak anot6 164.55 puntos
contra los 1885 puntos del a.
leman.
Otros dos ~oficiales checoes'
lovacos terminaron a corta dis
tancia del vencedor, con 14C
puntos cada uno.
Este da a los checos ell sc
gundo lugar en- ell Concurso
con tres victorias contra 6 Ale
mania, dos Francia. una Polo
MIA v una SuiZa.
Alemania mand6 un graz
contingente, con 35 aeropla
nos Y 80 hombres.
La gaceta., 1937-08-05
BATISTA d PUBL
CAMENTE LA ACTITUD DE,
LOS MACHADISTAS

Habana, agosto 5.-La posi-
bilidad de I'm rompimiento en-
tire ell coronel Fulgencio Bats
ia, jefe de estado mayor, y ell
partido Liberal, parece inminen
tie. Batista pdblicamente ha con
denado la actitud asumida por
algunos jefes liberales durante
la asamblea nacional de ese par
lido, efectuada ell dia z.
Rafael Guas Inclan, preki-
dente que fue de la Camara de
representatives y uno de los
"guatacas" de Machado, ha-
blando en- ell mitin atac6 la re-
voluci6n del IL de agosto de
1888, que expuls6 del gobierno
al general Machado, Y tuvo ell
cinismo de elogiar ell Machada-
to.
Los Delegates liberales, mas
de 1000, en- SUI mayoria guata-
cas- y porristas, aplaudieron a
GuaS.
Frente q esa descarada acti-
tud del Machadato, representa-
da por uno de sus adlateres, al
coronel Batista dijo:
Yo esperaba que Ell partido
Liberal tomara ell buen canine,
pero debo c~onfesar que este nc
es Ell canine. Els un canine muy
diferente y que pudiera condu-
cir a desagradables resultados.
Juan j. Remos, secretario de
estado, coment6 la actitud de
los llamados liberales con estas
palabras: No podemos permitir
que ell pals regrese a 10 que fu6
un calvario para nuestro pue-
bio.
Batista, seg1n Sc dice, no per
mitira que los verdugos del Ma
chadato vuelvan a la polftica.
activa.
La gaceta., 1937-08-05
Bella EsTA EN-
RUSSIA

Moscou, agosto 5.-Noticias'
dignas de credito, pero no Off
ciaIes, permiten asegurar que
Bella Kun, organizador del regi-
men bolsevique en- Hungria, en-
1918, ha sido detenido.
Bella KIN ocupaba una posi-
ci6n de muy poca importancia
como jefe de la Casa de Publici-
dad Social Economical. Recien-
temente desapareci6 y mas tar
de Sc supo que la policia secre-
ia lie habfa encarcelado.
Dfcese que Ell exjefe bolsevi-
que fue apresado hace POGO mas
de un mes. Tiene 81 amos de
edad, es native de Hungrfa y
ciudadano russo por adopci6n.
Cuando los h1ngaros organi-
aaron I'm Soviet en- su pals, Be-
la Kun fu& Comisario de rela-
clones exteriores.
La gaceta., 1937-08-05
Los fascistas tuvieron 900 bajas en- Ell
ataque contra Argallanes
= Los mahometanos sufrieron una derrota
en- ell frente de Teruel

Madrid, agosto 5.-Comuni-
can de Cabeza de Buey que los
fascistas han desistido de alta
car en- el frente de Extremadr-
"a, donde sufrieron 600 bajas
en- un ataque fracasado contra
Argallanes, provincial de Bada-
ioz.
Informan de Londres que
Lord Plymouth, presidente del
Comite de No-Intervenci6n, ha
convocado a session luego de una
conferencia co mel e~ncargado
de de negocios de Alemania, en-
ausencia del embajador Joa-
chin Won Ribbentrop.
Todo indica que ell gobierno
Soviet no entrara en- ell Cam
balanche" de la retirada de los
voluntarios a Gambia de que Sc
reconoZcan a Franco derechos
de beligerancia, como 10 piden
los gobiernos de Roma Y Ber-
lin.
Lord Plymouth tiene la Green
cia de que sera possible llegar q
un acuerdo, a pesar de la impre
sion desfavorable que REGGIE
ra en- su entrevista con ell en-
bajador russo, Ivan Maisky.
FL gobierno leal informa que
una columna mora fue deshecha
La gaceta., 1937-08-05
Miaja asegura que los ~fascistas
perdieron mas de 10000 homPres
Pozas informa que las Milicias tomaron a Baena

Madrid, agosto Sc gene
raj Jose Miaja, jefe del ejercit.
del Centre, di6 aver la noticia,
frndada en- datos fidedignos,
ode que los facciosos perdieron
mas de 10000 hombres en- los
dltimos combates.
La ofensiva leal tom6 por sol
presa a los facciosos y la moral
de estos Sc derrumb6, a pesAr
del apoyo que les daba la avia-
zion Y la artilleria.
Ell triunfo del gobierno no
puede discutirse, afirma Mia
ia, aunqre los fascistas logra-
ron recapturar a Brunette y
,ontuvieron ell avance leal.
Ademas de la possession de te-
rrltorlo, los lealeS dleron muer-
te a miles de facciosos, que sc
vieron obligados a traer refrer-
EOS de todas sus posiciones.
Los planes de la ofensiva de
verano de Franco quedaron des-
hechos. Acabamos de probar
que nuestro poder offensive es
tan grande como ell defensive.
Las milicias leales tomaron
aver ell pueblo de Rudillo, en- Ell
frente de Arag6n, capturando
muchos prisioneros.
Ell gobierno de Valencia deci-
di6 anoche fundir todas sus
fuerzas del frente Norte en- una
Junta de Defensa igual a la que
rechazara y derrotara a los in
srrgentes en- ell frente de Ma
drid.
Los facciosos coneentran to.
|das sus noticias en- una "gran
batalla" en- ell sector de Cuenca.
En- csc frente todos los ataques
La gaceta., 1937-08-05
LA WPA HA REALIZADO
UN INVENTARIO NACIO-
NAL DE LOS RECURSOS
DE LA TERRA
Sc Inpone la Rotdci6m de las
Cosechas y ell Abasto de
Hidr6gen0

Por primera vez en- la histo-
ria agricola de los EE. UU. Sc
ha hecho un i~nventario nacional
de los recursos del suelo.
Los cientificos de la Estaci6n
de Expertos Agricolas de Nue.
iva Jersey, Ne wBrunswick, han
hecho tai inventario, con ell auxi
lilo de un personal de 80 peritos
de estadistica, ingenieros e i'm
vestigadores, bajo la direction
del DR.. Jacob G.. Lipman, jefe
de la division de suelos v cose-
chas del Estado. Ell inventario
revela claramente la necesidad
de conservar mas cuidadosamen
tie lsograndes pero no ilimita-
dos recursos del suelo nacional.
Estas revelaciones resultan
muy impresivas en- vista de la
gran devastation ,desarrollada
en- amos recientes Y de todos co.
nocida. Los recursos del suelo
agricola Sc estan malgastando
por medic del abuse, la tala de
bosques y ell descuido de las
practicas indicadas de conser-
vaci6n, va porN ignorancia, IVA
por falta de dinero.
Ell hecho mas significativo
que sc deduce del inventario es
que ell suelo de los cuarenta y
ocho esta perdiendo aho por ano
millones de toneladas de nu-
trientes vegetables.
Este no quiere decir que no
sc esta hacienda cosa para re-
mediar la situaci6n. Cada aho
50 lie ponen al suelo millones de
toneladas de nutritivos vegeta-
les, pero estos millones no COM
pensar 10 que Sc lie SAGA. Ell plan
del DIR. Lipman y sus ayudantes
es ell de ir reduciendo 10 mas RAJ
pidamente que sea possible la d.
ferencia negative. por medic de
una campana contfnua y uni
versal contra Ell problema, 81 es
que los Estados Unidos han de
La gaceta., 1937-08-05

de los fascistas nan sido recha-
zados.
La aviacion ieal destruyo con
sus bombas algunas baterias
emplazadas por los rebeldes en-
las cercanias de Valdecrenca.
+. Ell general Pozas informa des
de Catalina que las milicias a
sus 6rdenes avanzaron en- un
frente de Is millas, al norte de
Teruel, tomando Baena y otros
lugares.
Con ell fin de aclarar ciertos
extremes obscuros en- 10 que Sc
refiere a la question de Espaha,
ell ministro Ivon Delb6s public6
EN- Paris ell texto de la replica
francesa al reciente cuestiona-
rio britanico.
Ell gobierno frances, dice Ia
nota, cree que ha llegado Ell item
pc de que cada potencia asuma
SIS propias responsibilities y
defina su actitud. Francia ar
dientemente desea ell termino de
la lucha que destroza a Espana;
lguiere ell mantenimiento de la
paz y finalmente desea que ell
pueblo espanol decida ST. propio
future.
Francia desea tambien adop-
tar ell principle de que en- la ST.
tuaci6n espanola no Sc permita
a ninguna potencia ell alcanzar
oportunidades para obtener ven
tajas especiales de cualQuier
clase que sean.
Demands Francia la retirada
de los voluntarios antes de que
Sc conceda ell derecho de bell
gerancia.
La gaceta., 1937-08-05

Nosotros ~recomendamos la
reelection del CONCEAL Pache-
co.
Tuvimos que solicitar su a
yuda para Ell parque de Ybor
City, tambien conocido POI
Cuscaden, y ell inteligente edil
no descans6 hasta lograr que
empezara la construction de
la piscina.
Muchos prominentes indi.
viduos Sc oponfan a la piscina
y habian empezado a sabo
tearla.
La union de fuerzas, con Pa
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