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The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-11

A 10000, ,O0C-ton floating dry dock recently was completed as WPA project at Tampa, Fla.
 Mrs. Lila Wilson underwent a major operation at St. Ann's Hos pital yesterday
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-11
NOTICE

For special fresh dressed chickens, call Femmer phone IA. adv,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-11

Lcde and placer location notices for sale at The Empire Office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-11

Nels Byshein, who has received medical attention at St. Ann's Hos
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-09-24
COUNCIL MEETS

The MINI. Negro Council met
Sunday evening with % present
to discuss Housing Problems. M. A.
Floyd, Assistant Manager on
Sumner Project, was present and
after a brief talk answered various
questions with reference to the
project.
A statement referred to the
Council by a citizen regarding dis
elimination in downtown Mime
apois was turned over to Mr.. w.
E. Cratic, Chairman, Social Service
Commission, for investigation.
The Minneapolis Negro Council
was asked to participate in the
Lumberjack's Day Celebration in
Saltwater on September % which
has been designated as Minneapolis
Day,
About 100 questionnaires have
been sent out to organizations ask
ing for ideas and suggestions to
be presented to Build Minneapolis
Committee so a consensus Of opin-
ion may be tabulated.
Contributions are still being re-
ceived.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-09-24

Has Gained National Reputation
Miss Brown, who came to Mime
apolis in 1924, has gained a nation
wide reputation by reason of her
effective work here.
Is Leading Citizen
Because of her untiring work
and community interest she rapid
ly developed into one of Minneapo-
lis leading personalities, black or
white.
When questioned by this news
paper, Miss Brown expressed her
self as being DESTROYS of having her
resignation accepted.
She also said that Wheatley
House, which she watched grow
from a small project to one of the
outstanding institutions of its kind,
is prepared this year for its great
est year.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-09-24
Master Cleaners
Solicit Your
Cleaning Work

Fall is here and cole Man
Winter" is right over the hill. 4.
Have you got all your clothes
cleaned?
If you haven't-Master Cleaners
which is owned and operated by
M. ]. Kronick is at your service to
do your dry cleaning at reasonable
prices.
Master Cleaners is located at
1912 Nicollet and is equipped to
do high quality dry cleaning. M. j.
Kronick with thirty-six years OF
experience in dry cleaning will as
sure you that all their work is
guaranteed.
Call Br. 2134 and the Master
Cleaners will gladly come for and
deliver your clothes. Take them to
their shop and save 1919. The
Master Cleaners say, "Give us a
trial and we will Satisfy" They ap-
preeiate Negro patronage.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-09-24
R. B. MoULDEN IMPROVED

R. B. (Bob) Moulden, Minneapo-
lis restaurant proprietor, who has
been critically i'll at Minneapolis
General hospital for the past week
with pneumonia, is reported much
improved.
Mrs. Elizabeth McGraw enter
tanned the Altadena Art and Social
Club last week at the home of
Mrs. Annie Thrice. Mrs. C. L. Dun
lap of Newark, Ohio, was guest for
the evening. After the business
was transacted the social chairman
presided. The next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Beatrice Will
liams, 2105 Fifth Ave. So. .
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-09-24
Blue & White
Cabs Appreciate
Your Patronage

For the past nine years the Blue
and White Liberty Cab Co. has
given daily twenty-four hour
service to the people of Mime
apoliS.
Charles Lents, manager, says
eve appreciate the Negro patron
age we have and would like more"
He also states that their business is
established on the policy Satisfy
the Customer" The drivers Of the
Blue and White Liberty Cabs
are courteous and anxious to
please. When you need a cab call
Atlantic 1881.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-09-24

Recently ordained deacon, Boyd
Patrick preached a soothing,
spiritual sermon. Rev. Guy, the
pastor, was not present. 1t is
rumored that he went to confer
with Bishop Gregg at conference
at Kokomo, Indiana.
Presiding Elder T. B. Stovall re-
fused to accept an invitation to APP
pear in st. James pulpit Sunday.
The quiet Sunday was the work
of the master hand of Bishop
Gregg, who telegraphed in effect,
81 made the appointment against
my own better judgment. If no
overt act occurs, l will make a
change by the session of the Chi
cago Conference, October g." That
promise quieted the waves.
The point has been raised that
there were no church stewards
present when the trustees drafted
their letter to the bishop request
ing the termination of Rev. Guys
pastorate. A majority of the stew
ards are reported to have said that
they concur in the action of the
trustees.
The Monday night call meeting
was sponsored by the Charles
Jacob Mite Missionary Society. A
committee from the organization,
composed of Mrs. E. A. Jackson,
Mrs. Mildred Coleman, Mrs. Della
w. Holsomback and Mrs. L. A..
Smith, visited the newspaper office
and protested vigorously against
the implications of the article in
last weeks paper.
The committee asserted that the
decision regarding the locking OF
the doors of the church was not
known to the majority of the MEM
bers of the church nor was the
idea unanimously endorsed by the
church official boards.
A letter addressed to Bishop
Gregg denying the support of the
entire board of church officers in
requesting the pastoral change was
read and signed by approximately
so members of the church the COM
mittee said.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-09-24
Beneta Edwards
On Radio Station
WMIN Sunday
TO RADIO SUNDAY

Miss Bonita Edwards of St. Paul
is presenting Is minute program
every Sunday at either 3:45 P. M.
or 7:20 P. M. over radio station
WMIN using Twin City talent.
Sunday, September 10, Mrs.
Erminie Hall Allen sang Calvary"
and "Water Under a Bridge" Miss
Edwards piano selections were
"Moon Song" $50 Rare" and Crosse
in December"
Those who appear on the pro-
gram will appreciate a letter or
card from listeners to the radio
station stating that they enjoyed
the program.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-09-24
S. A. Douglas
To Conduct
Lecture Series
A Message for You:
Dear Citizen:

A message IOF 1Ou'
Dear Citizen:
The Signs chapel (The Voice Of
Prophecy will begin a special Sc
ries of startling lectures on present
world conditions in the light Of
Bible prophecy. Many signs that
point to the end Of time that we see
and read of will be given special
attention.
This is your opportunity to re-
ceive knowledge of what the Bible
teaches. Every lecture is of vital
Importance to you, and forms q
link in this special series Of inspir-
ing lectures. Come and hear these
startling revelations on great prob
lens confronting the world today.
Sweet, spirit-filled singing every
night except Saturday and Mon
day. Local talent will assist in
these meetings.
S. Armound Douglas,
Evangelist.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-09-24
Rev. Guy Not Present
At St. James Sunday;
Indignation Meeting Held

Last Monday night there indignation meeting at
ST. James A. M Church, St. Paul. because of appearance
this paper of the about the controversy surrounding
the recent appointment of Rev. w. E. Guy to St. James
pulpit.
Of the 100 persons present. not all of them indignant
there were subscribers and who said the state
ments made in the issue of the paper untrue
A bad time anticipated at st. James last Sunday
Those who were sorey dsapponted
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-09-24
BAPTIST DELEGATES VISIT
OFFICE

Rev. E. L. Irvine, pastor Of
Friendship Baptist church, Chicago.
H. M. Crory and John McDade, all
delegates from Chicago churches to
the national Baptist convention held
in Los Angeles, paid a visit to the
offices of the Minneapolis Spokes-
man and st. Paul Recorder.
The visitors, on a sightseeing
tour with 200 delegates aboard an
11-car special train, stopped in
Minneapolis for several hours.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-09-24
CHURCH CLUB SPONSORS
AMATEUR CONTEST

The amateur contest sponsored
by Wayman Home Circle of St.
Peters A.M.E. church to be held
October IL will be separated into
three groups, adult, intermediate
and children's. Winners Of the con-
test will be presented on a local
radio program. For information
call Locust 9059.-Advertisement.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-09-24
Social Worker Who Won
Nationwide Recognition
To Leave Twin Cities

l is definitely understood by this newspaper that Miss
w. Gertrude Brown head resident of Phyllis Wheatey Set
ement House Minneapolis has rendered her resignation to
become effective about Nov l.
- The Phyllis Wheatley House board of directors met
Thursday and report of its action on the resignation has
been released e' ~
News of Miss Browns action even before it had baen
confirmed by her any of the board members spread
the Twin Cities like a prairie fire F w.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-09-24
Adult Education
Program Begins
At Fl. @. B. House

The Adult Education program of
the Community House is about to
be launched on its fourth session
under WPA auspices.
Attractive booklets are now be-
ing issued announcing the entire
schedule. The program is taking
on a new form this year which will
make for a far more interesting
year of class work. The season is
divided into terms. The first term
beginning Monday, September 81,
to Friday, December II. The term
consists of twelve (12) weeks. All
classes start Monday. If anyone
wishes a program of activities it
will be wise to call the house at
Da. 9278.
A new course in psychology is
being offered under the title of
How To Make Friends" This can
be done by joining the house ac-
tivities.
A special course in public speak
ing will be held for those people
who feel the need for further
training. This course is also de-
signed to make better conversa-
tionalists of those taking the
course. Everyone wants to be
more interesting. One can be by
knowing what to say and how to
say it.
All classes are free and are held
regularly on time. Regular at
tendance will be taken at each ses-
sion and a certificate of award will
be given at the close of the term
to not only individuals with good
attendance, but to the group hav-
ing the best attendance. Register
as soon as you see this announce
ment.
HALLE @. BROWN COMMU-
NIFTY HOUSE ADULT EDUCA-
TON TEACHERS SCHEDULE
1887
MONDAY
2:00-5:00 p. m.-Oak Leaf Club
Handcraft, Bernetti Cason.
2:SO-6:00 p. m.-Piano Class, Har-
riet Hall.
7:OO-9:30 p. m.-Play Production,
Gladys Harris.
10000 p. m.-Piano Class, Har-
riet Hall.
8:00-1O:O0 p. m.-Discussion Group,
Alverta Coram.
8:OO-1O:OO p. m. - Parliamentary
Law and Public Speaking, La
throp Rogers.
TUESDAY
10:00-12:00 M. Public Speaking,
Lathrop Rogers.
100000 p. m. - Neighborhood
Club, Handcraft, Bernetti Cason.
7:3o-9:30 p. m.-Chorus, Harriet
Hall.
100000 p. m.-Vocabulary Build
ing, Alverta Coram.
8:OO-10:00 p. m.-Psychology, How
To Make Friends, Lathrop
Rogers.
WEDNESDAY
1:30-2:30 p. m.-Consumers Buy
ing, Alverta Coram.
2:00-5 100 p. m.-Needle Craft, Ber-
Continued on Page 81
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-09-24
In
This Issue
mo Hiding Place"
Daring
Intriguing!
Interesting
Love Story
BY
Joseph Francis
Albright
ROthschilds Have
Served Cities For
Over so Years

From the progressive records Of
Maurice Rothschild and Co. we
find that From small business
large institutions are formed"
About 1886, fifty-one years ago, in
Seneca, Kansas, an ambitious
young man named Maurice L.
Rothschild took his earnings and
opened small clothing store. With
novel advertising he was able to
develop this business, selling it for
good profit. With this profit he
came to Minneapolis in 1888 and
launched his second store at 43-45
Washington Ave. South. Still US
ing novel advertising and believing
that advertising pays, he was able
in three years to move to the pres
ent location of Maurice L. Roths-
child & Co., at Fourth St. and
Nicollet.
In 1898, due to Maurice Roths-
child's success in Minneapolis, he
opened a store in st. Paul. A few
years after the turn of a century he
established a store in Chicago. A
store in the city of his first en-
deavors, Seneca, Minneapolis, st.
Paul and Chicago, a triumphal
chain of progress.
In recent years the Rothschild
Company has launched small
branches, one in the University of
Minnesota business district, and
one at the Radisson Hotel on
Seventh St., Minneapolis.
All of these stores welcome your
patronage.
The main policy which caused
the success of Maurice L. Roths-
child and the success of the stores
today is the Satisfied Customer"
From the records the success of
the Rothschild & Company has
been on resale.
In order to satisfy the customer
and get resales the Company is
very careful in its selection of mer-
chandise. And if there is any dis
satisfaction everything is done to
correct it.
The Rothschild g. Co. stores
carry a complete line of mems and
women's wearing apparel. The
highest quality at popular prices.
Maurice L. Rothschild, the presi-
dent and founder, is still active at
72 years of age in his Chicago
store. He makes frequent business
trips to his Twin Cities stores.
The managers and department
heads have grown up in the bust
ness. They are trained to carry
out the Maurice L. Rothschild &
Company policy.
Satisfy the Customer"
Visit the different departments
at the Rothschild & Company
store-they appreciate your pat
ronage.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-09-24

Covers the Twin
Cities Like the
Morning Dew
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-09-24

West Lake, is offering you FREE
CLEANING AND GLAZING with
all repair jobs.
They are open evenings until 8
pm. and their phone is RE. 1165.
If you call they will gladly come
for your work. Louis the Furrier
says, 81 appreciate Negro patron
age and want more of it, will
satisfy any customer-Come in and
give us a trial. Prices are reason
able and the work is guaranteed.
See our ad in this paper"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-09-24
Furrier Offers
Free Cleaning
And Glazing

Women, young and old, it is time
for you to get those last years fur
coats out and have them repaired
and remodeled. Louis the Furrier,
located at 3O17 Chicago and TIA
La gaceta., 1937-06-18
La TRACTION de Gregorio Maranon

su r%eciente arrepentimiento, ell
doctor Maran6n. Y no como
cemos otros arrepentimientos.
Citare, pues los nombres pri-
cipales, los mas destacados de
Espafa: Don Ramon Menen-
DEE Pidal, Pho del Rio Ortega,
Jose Ortega y Gasset, A. Ma
chado, Te6filo fernando, Ra-
mon Perez de Ayala, Juan Il.
Jimenez, G.. iPittaluga, Con
zalo Lafora, "Juan de la Enci-
ma, Ignacio Bolivar. Hay que
anadir a estos, los nombres de:
Jose Sanchez Covisa, E. Moles,
Jorge F. Tello, Agustin Milla-
res, Manuel Marquee, A.. Medi-
naveitia, IT.. Navarro Tomas,
Jose Moreno Villa, T. Arroyo
de Marquee, Pedro CarrascO,
A. Zulueta, j. Cuatrocasas, Vic
torio Macho, Jose G.. Solana, An
gel del Campo, Oscar Espla r.
Gomez de la Serna, Carlos Ar
inches, Jacinto Benavente. Ana
danse adn los nombres de todos
los escritores y artistas j6venes
de Espaha.
o. Ell doctor Mara16n da a
entender que sali6 de Espaha
POGO menos que perseguido. No
ca verdad. Els mentira. Sali6 a.
companando como medico al Sc
nor Menendez Pidal: con como
cimiento de las autoridades de
la Rep1blica que no lie pusieron
ninguna dificultad para clio. AL
~contrario, lie dieron todas las ia
cilidades.
81 Ell doctor Marathon, antes
dc arrepentirse en- Paris, estu-
vo al lado del Gobierno de la
Rep1blica y de los partidos o.
brerCs espanoIeg de modo deci-
dido y enthusiastic, como 10 de-
muestran sus prorias palabras
dir.gidas a America y promn-
ciadas desde Madrid Ell 8 de Sep
tiembre por la radio-emisoga
del Partido Comunista. Hasta
tai punto, que su entusiasmo v
(Pasa a la 4a.l
La gaceta., 1937-06-18
EXITO DE UN CON0CIDC
"

Ell conocido j6ven Arturo
Gale viene desempenando cor
extraordinaria lhabilidad ell
puesto de representante, en- los
districts Aatinos, de los refri-
geradores que vende la podero-
sa compahia Atlantic Ice and
Coal Co.
Gale he demostrado su habi-
lidad y conocimientos vendien-
do I'm gran n1mero de refrige-
radores, de aire acondicionado,
a la poblaci6n de Ybor City Y
West Tampa.
Ademas de modernos los re-
frigeradores de la Atlantic Ice
son muy economics.
Tiene Gale su oficina en- el
1909 de East Broadway.
LIE congratulamos por sus ext
tos.
La gaceta., 1937-06-18
Comunican de Bilbao que lots.asturianos y vascos
hicieton prisiioneros a 1000 i~talianos ~fascistas
Una nueva Junta, presidida p6r el Oral. Uribarri
Sc ha hecho carge-@e la defensa de Bilbao
Los aeroplanos alemaRes dfsparan con sus anne
ira ladoras sobre las mujeres y los ninos que Sc
@&NAN dirigen a Santander.

raj de nuestros soldados no Sc
Quebranta ante los ataques de.
enemigo."
Admite la Junta que los fac
iccos Sc han apoderado de Las
Arenas, punto Importance en-
Ia boca del Nervi6n.
Prominentes cat5licos fran
ceses Sc han dirigido al Papa
nara que este intervenga y pi.
da a Franco cese la inutil ma
tanza de muieres, ninos Y sa.
cerdotes vascos. Entire los fir.
nantes de la petici6n apare-
cen Francois Mauriac, de la a
|codemia francesa, y ell profe-
cor Jacques Maristain, del ms
tituto Cat6lico.
Esos ciudadanos han pedido
al primer ministro Blum, Mon
senior Valerie Valeri y ell car :
denal Verdier que apoyen su
petici6n, telegrafiandole a Su
Santidad.
Miles y miles de refugiados
de Bilbao estan llegando a San
lander, donde ell gobierno te-
me Sc origine un conflicto por
la falta de los where's necesa-
rios. Las autoridades de esa ciu
dad piden que del extranjero
Sc les ayade con comestibles.
A pesar de la vigilancia de
los barcos de guerra ingleses,
vigilancia descuidada, los fas :
cistas Sc apoderaron de barcos
cargados de refugiados.
La gaceta., 1937-06-18
LAS NEGOCIACIONES ES-
TAN AL BORDE DE LA
PIRAGUA

Van por NAL camino las ne
gociaciones entire obreros y pa
tronos de la industrial tabaca-
lera.
AlgunoS fabricantes Sc han
cerrado a la banda y los obreros
mantienen suS puntos de vista,
Hablando anoche con uno de
los miembros del comite de ira
bajadores, en- tono seriq nos
dijo: Las negociaciones Sc ha.
llan al borde de la piragua.
Quiere este decir que Sc es,
pera TN "rompimiento' y que
Sc llamara a los trabajadores 9
una asamblea.
Procuraremos informar 8
nueStros lectores sobre ell Sesgl
que tomen los acontecimientos
La gaceta., 1937-06-18
UNA PROPOSITION E
CONCEJAL VICTOR RO-
SEMINAL

Para solucionar la c%ontrover-
STA originada por ell >paseo del
Malecon, ell c~oncejal Victor Ros
enthal, que tom6 parte en- la Sc
sion de anoche, hizo hoy la ST.
guiente sugerencia: Construir
Una amplia calle, con una ace
ra amplia, y sin parque en- ell
centric.
Rosenthal hara esa propo-
sici6n a sus companeros, en- la
session de hoy, cuando tambien
Sc discutiran los presupuestos.
La '1ata" en- la session de ano
che fue una prueba de que en-
81 asunto sc agitan differences
intereses y opini0nes.
La gaceta., 1937-06-18

cheras Y profundas fortified =
clones en- la Casa de Campo.
Las noticias de Valencia in
dican que la conferencia de
diplomaticos ha sido demora-
da por haber llegado tarde al
gunos de los embajadores.
Los ultimos llegaron ell mar
ties. Interrogados por los perio
distas extranjeros, los diploma
ticos dijeron que no sabian por
que Sc les habia llamado. Va
rios de ellos recibieron la or =
den de presentarse en- Valen =
ciael dia Is de JUNO Y NADIA
mas Sc les dijo.
En- las esferas oficiales Sc a
segura que a los diplomaticos
Sc les daran importantes nue.
vas instrucciones.
La poblaci6n de Chimillas,
la lave al oeste de Huesca, en-
ell frente de Arag6n, fue des-
truida aver por la artilleria
leal, quedando cortada la ca
rretera principal de Huesca a
Zaragoza. La destruction de
Chimillas deja cortado ell ca
mino de Jaca,
Las tropas catalanas estan
rodeando a Huesca y esperan
tomarla en- pocos dias.
La resisteneia que ofrecen
los vascos ha producido una
impression optimista en- los
circulos gubernamentales.
Mantienen los vascos la cum
bre que domino a Bilbao y to-
da la seeci6n industrial a 10
del rio Nerven, que debe
ser cruzado por los fascistas
antes de entrar en- la ciudad.
La gaceta., 1937-06-18

"Mediodfa" en- un n1mero
anterior, public6 una declara-
ci6n del doctor Marathon al "Pa
rfs-Soir" negando su CONVEX
sion a las ideas de Franco Y Nc
la. Posteriormente ell doctor Ma
ramon ha rectificado este juicio,
lpublicando algunas cartas ad-
versus al gobiermo legftimo de
Espana. Como replica a ciertas
afirmaciones def clinico hispa-
no, Jose Bergamin, catolico v
una de las figuras mas nota-
bles del pensamientp esphhpl
contemporaries, director del
mensuario "Cruz y Raya", nos
envia ahora-por intermedio
de nuestro companero Alejo
Carpentier-la version caste
llama de un artfculo respuesta
publicado por primera vez en-
"Vendredi''.
Ell peri6dico Petit Parisien'
| ha publicado una conversation
conmigo en- la que su -autor M.
I Roubaud me presenta sus es-
cusas por no haberla podido
| dar f~ntegramente. Como a es-
ia conversation Sc la llama G
consldera respuesta a otra de.
doctor Maran6n publicada en-
Ell mismo peri6dico, unos dfas
antes, no me parece entera-
mente justo que Sc hayan ex-
cluido de mi replica precisa-
mente aquellos extremes que
desmentian de modo terminan
tie algunas de las afirmaciones
del medico espanoL
II Ell doctor Marathon sc nos
decfa, en- su conversation, re-
presentante de una gran par
tie de los intelectuales espano-
les. No es verdad. Estos inte-
lectuales a que ell doctor Ma
ramon alude acaban de decir-
nos 10 contrario. Pero hay
mas: los altos prestigios de la
intelectualidad espanola die
ron y mantienen su adhesion
al Gobierno de la Rep6blica.
lCom0 lie di6 y mantuvo, hasta
La gaceta., 1937-06-18
PERECIO EN- UN ACCIDEN-
TIE LA SENARITA MABRY

Como a las siete de la mana
ma de hoy Sc volc6 en- la carre-
terra Memorial "a dos millas de
la Inca del condado de Hills
borough ell autom6vil que guia
ba ell DIR. Virgil M. Bradshaw,
medico de Tampa, pereciendo
en- ell accidente la Srta. Ger
trude Jane Mabry, hija de los
esposos M. H. Mabry, vecinos
del Boulevard Twin Lakes.
La Sra. Bradshaw, que tam
bien iba en- ell autom6vil, sufri6
lesiones graves y fue traida al
hospital municipal.
Las heridas y lesiones del me
dico son menos graves que las
de su mujer.
La Srta. Mabry, una enfer-
.mera, habfa pasado la noche en-
ell domicilio de los Bradshaw e
iba sentada en- Ell asiento cal
frente.
Creese que el coche patin6, o.
riginandose asi la deSgracia.
La gaceta., 1937-06-18

Franco lie pide hoy a Inglate-
terra, al "indigno" gobierno
conservador de Chamberlain, Ell
reconocimiento de la beligeran-
ella.
No Sc lie concedera; pero qui-
zas no lie falten deseos al go
bierno de las "ratas", ell mismo
que Sc dej6 insultar y humillar
por Benito Mussolini, de entrar
en- "amigables relaciones' con
sus encubiertos protegidos de
Burgos, Salamanca y otras
"cuevas".
La neutralidad de Inglaterra
no es menos despreciable y O.
minosa que la intervention fas-
cista amparada por el comite de
ho4intervencion.
Francia hara 10 cue haga su
Gran Amiga, la rubia y STEM
pre- perfida naci6n de allende ell
Canal de la Mancha.