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The Kusko times., 1937-06-25
WI Work ia Circle Rse.oa-

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 gzhn H Dimand. son U De3egaSe 4. J. Dinond. arrlvsd n talrbzni-5 .ud Jeff fer Miller House to work win Fob Bartlett this sumner Yoang DInon5 had nor been "a i a. barEs s5nce 1925 and hs was yezy much surprised aI the ErcE-h e1 z-@ cf-v. His Ezzzval here was sufI7f-se fo many. Having completed hls a1ga seao. work h 1895 z- Sl. Jonl $ Caas-e. E as1zngt5n. 2. C. Az- ll- moa6 zlans ta study 1l5nlng enEl1se-- Ing al the Cztholi. Cn--erslty lE Washington next year. Interested n inning. he MI get some prac-2ea4 sE- peHeace in the Circle c-S--leI ih7s s1-.llsz.. sgsrE-lg w5sh 4--. -5aHt-ss-- NJ Dinon6 uzle he uip rom H asaznEton 10 Seattle by ause with Peal Lizn. On the wy they were stopped bv police and he'd as saz- pects n a ban2. roobI1E. ' happened sberrE- aLUer -tey had 1rTen a4ress tbs hridge between Council Buns ar Omaha. An Omaha bank had been held ID. and the cops were sssp- ping al strangers. Altsr having be-n sfIisked.- the travellers finally sue esedsd in convincing the police of their innocence.
The Kusko times., 1937-06-25

Brown Bears Stop Trsc1orS-
 Csfv for brown bears do tractors of .ze Tn-5azn oil drilling camp on 7r-=r Cock Inlet s5 E. a. H. Ma gs.a.. wha is in znzhorzge after hay irg ssarf he winter and srrng al =re ann as walchusaE. Malcolm dz- r.sras ar 4ae tractors push over 43ssz ar.9 ralf tons 0f freight without stopping. However he a41eo, blse 2 bears frequently stand ID s-1e 42-- and ref-sa ta bldEe. ne drlEefs e the tractors yell, Es.ee -aelr ens-I=S and drop the heavy tal-1 7zers r=- uaa-z5.y el 1he gro1na za I1izhSA f-a animals EaI-o.m asserted z1aEe wze zx zeet Of snow al winter 2n the 2rs2 where 1He la-sEll collfasi } Is drilling 1oT oil.
The Kusko times., 1937-06-25
Caribou Surround Trucks

NdIIDOu SuFfOund ITuchS-
 The unusual spectacle Of F mod ern motor trucks heavily loaded with the last thing in mining equipment. passing through a deep snow bank and herd of hundreds Of wild car Ibou surrounding the motorcade, was witnessed recently al Eagle Summit
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-25

of the fishing season from August 20 to August 25 for gill netters in Lynn Canal, (3D the opening of a small section of Taku Inlet to per- init fishing by gill nets during the greater part of September, and t4) the permission to use beach seines in Wrangell Narrows.
 Other relazat tions include an ex- tension of one day in the fishing season along part of the east coast of Prince of Wales Island, the open ing of Mole Harbor and Portage Bay in Southeast Alaska to commercial fishing. and the permission to sal- mon boats in the Alaska Peninsula area to carry and operate in, ad- dition to one purse seine a lead having mesh not less than inches stretched measure.
 Restriction Removed
 The restriction on the use of wire spillers on traps throughout Alaska
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-25
REGULATIONS FOR FISHING
 ARE REVISED
No Changes of Major Inn portance Made Some
 .Relaxations Given

Revised regulations for the pro- lection of the Alaska fisheries were approved by Daniel c. Roper, Sec retary of Commerce, on February 8. Because of the generally Satisfac- tory condition of these fisheries, the primary product of which was about 400 million cans of salmon in 1886, no changes of major importance have been made in the regulations from last season, according to Frank T. Bell, Commissioner of Fisheries.
 The comparatively few changes have resulted from field investiga- tions in Alaska and hearings and contacts with all interested persons who desired to present views on the subject
 There have been some relaxations in certain areas and additional re- strictions in other places, depend ing upon local needs and conditions.
 Bristol Bay Area
 Throughout the Bristol Bay area the operation of stake gill nets on Ioffshore bars and flats covered at high tide is prohibited, and in the Nushagak district commercial fish, ing has been further restricted by an increase in the distance inter- val between stake and anchored gill nets and by the reduction of the aggregate length of gill nets per- mitted on any salmon fishing boat Additional beach areas have been opened to stake gill nets on Nusha- gak and Egegik Bays.
 In the Kodiak area a Red River weir district has been created, and an adjustment has been made in the boundary of the Karluk area to exclude an outlying section where the bulk of the catch consists of pink salmon. In the Kodiak area, also set or anchored gill nets must be removed from the water during closed periods; the name of the owner or operator is to appear on power fishing boats; and no sal mon fishing boat shall carry or operate more than one seine.
 Other Changes
 Among the changes which will benefit more especially the small operators are CD an increase in maximum length of beach seines in the Chignik area, (2) the extension
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-25
Marine News
Steamer Movements
NNRTBBOUNO

TIk T " OODNO
 . Norco scheduled to arrive at
 . 2 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 . Princess Norah scheduled to . arrive Saturday afternoon . or evening.
 . SCHEDULED SAIL NGS
 . Northland scheduled to sail . from Seattle February 26 at . 10 am.
 . Victoria scheduled to sail from . Seattle February 27 at 9 am . Evelyn Berg scheduled to sail . from Seattle March 5. . Alaska scheduled to sail from . Seattle March 6 at 9 am. . SOUTHBUuND SAfl.INUs . Northwestern scheduled south . bound about March 6. . LOCAL SAlLINGS Q Estebeth leaves every Wednes- . day night at 6 p. m., for . Sitka and wayports. . Dart leaves every Friday at . ' a. m. for Petersburg, Rake V and wayports.
 q A . . .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-25
NORTHWESTERN
 TAKES 2 HERE
 FOR WESTWARD
Steamer Bound for Kodiak To Return Tn About
 Ten Days

In port here yesterday from II 30 o'clock in the forenoon until 5:20 o'clock in the afternoon, the Alaska Line steamer Northwestern took outbound from Juneau g passen- gers for Lynn Canal and Westward ports.
 Among them were: 12 for Seward one for Haines, three for Skagway five for Cordova, and one for Val dez Going as far to the West ward as Kodiak, the Northwestern is expected to return to Juneau in about 10 days.
 Included in the passengers for Seward from Juneau was the Nor man Dawn motion picture party of five persons, four dogs and three cub bears, which is filming scenes for the picture, Swift Lightning in Alaska
 Booked for Seward from Juneau on the Northwestern are: Evelyn Butler, Miss Eleanor Phillips, Miss Mary Joyce, Norman Dawn, Jack WeatherwaX, Leonard Delano, Mrs H. c. Thompson, Anthony Rich F. L. Biggs, R. E. Taylor, George Anderson, and Carl Hall. For Valdez Sam Shucklin. For Cordova. Sam Michoff, MT. and Mrs. M. H. King, G. s. Barnett, and Ed Berndt For Skagway: Carl Peterson, and MT. and Mrs Louis Rapuzzi. For Haines, Clara Gadde.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-25
ATC BRIGHTER BRINGS LUMBER
 HERE THIS A. M.
About 250 Tons of Cargo Aboard Evelyn Berg
 for This Port

Commanded by Capt. Allan Full mer the Alaska Transportation Company freighter Evelyn Berg ar rived in Juneau this morning at l:3O o'clock bringing to this port from the South about 250 tons of cargo, mostly lumber and general merchandise.
 From the Juneau Commercial Dock, where she is discharging her lumber cargo, the Evelyn Berg was to shift her berth about 3 o'clock this afternoon for the Alaska Ju- neau dock, from where the steamer will sail for Ketchikan this eevening at about 6 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-25
AvIAToRs GOING NORTH

Art Woodley, Fairbanks flier, and Hakkon Christensen, operator of an airline out of Cantwell to Valdez Creek, are among the northbound passengers from Seattle who passed through Juneau aboard the North western.
 MT. Christensen, who is accom- panied by his wife, passed through Juneau on his way South early in the winter He planned to purchase a new plane while in the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-25
TO CHARTER SHIP,
 REPLACING ZAPORA

R. V. Miller, of the Alaska Trans portation Company at Seattle, has advised Juneau Agent D. B. Fem mer that another ship will replace the Zapora, recently wrecked on Rocky Point, Admiralty Island. The scheduled sailing of February 26 has been cancelled and the Evelyn Berg will sail from Seattle on March 5 and by that time it is ex- pected that craft will have been chartered to take the next wee,,- 5 sailing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-25
CHANNEL BUS LINE

Phone lOS JEnsau or q Douglas Leave xnlieAu: AMI: l5,8:OO. SIS, l0:l5, i1:15: P.M.-12:15, I:15, 3.lS, 4:l5. 5:l5. SIS, 7:15, 8:l5, 9:4s,
 11:15, 12:00 midnight. Leavs Douglas A.M.-7:4O. $40, $40, I0:40, 11:40; P.M-12:4o, l:1O. $40, A:40. $40. $40. TAO. $40, I0:l0.
 11:40.
 Glacier Highway Leave Aux Bay: A.M.-7:0O, 8:l5; P.M.-12:30. AIS. Saturday Special
 6:45 pm. .eave Juneau: AM. - 7.30, g:30: s.M-2:30, 5:15. Saturday Special
 10:00 pm. First Bus Sundays and Holidayr leaves Juneau at 0:SQ Al.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-25

has been removed. There is no in- crease in the total number of fish trap sites; in fact, one site has been closed.
 The herring fishing regulations of southeast Alaska are modified to permit bait fishing in certain waters on the west coast of Ad- miralty Island, and the crab fish, cry regulations in southeast Alaska have been made applicable only in the districts where crab fisheries are establish.
 Clam fishery regulations have been modified to rermit an in- creased take of razor clans to the extent of 5000 cases more than the limit previously prescribed in the Prince William Sound, Copper Ri- yer and Boring River areas com- bined ~
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-25
TIDES TOMORROW
MINERS ON STEAMER

Vance Hit, Anchorage mining man, and A. Lassen, operator from the Interior, passed through Ju- neau aboard the steamer North western. They are booked for Sew ard from Seattle.
 MT. Lassen is taking with him a caterpillar tractor as part of new equipment for his mine that he purchased while south. Mrs. Hit accompanied her husband.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-25
COUPLE CLUB TO
 MEET ON MONDAY

Juneau's Couple Club will hold another one of their Monday night gatherings on March l in the par Tors of the Northern Light Presby- terian Church.
 Couples will follow the usual GUS tom of taking their own covered dish and sandwiches. Coffee will be served at the church. MT. and Mrs. l.. J. Reed and MT. and Mrs. Jack Popejoy are in charge of the dinner and social evening. Any young couple of the community is welcome to attend.
 Lode and placer location notices for cola af Tho Er,p;ra nffica
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-25
SHOE MAN To WESTWARD

Carl Hall, sales representative in Alaska for the International Shoe Company, who has been in Juneau for the past week, was an outbound passenger to Seward aboard the steamer Northwestern.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-25
WANT ADS
WANTED

WANTED to room ana board chil- dren-Reasona5le rates, schooling included. Winfield Home. Lena Beach or write Minnie Field. Box 763, Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-25

TURN your o1o gold into value
 Cash or trade at Nugget Shop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-25
w A N T AD INFORMATION

Count five average words to the line.
 Daily rate per line for consecutive insertions.
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 Minimum charge .-50c Copy must be in the office by Z o'clock in the afternoon to insure insertion on same day. We accept ads over telephone from persons listed in telephone directory.
 Phone 374-Ask for Ad-taker.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-25

WANTED to buy: used living room furniture in good condition. Write Box 494, Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-25

Today's News Today-Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-25
LOST AND FOUND

Thomas R. Hale, 81-year-old Lan- caster, Mo, justice of the peace, has married between 2,500 and 5000 cou- ples in the last seven years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-25

Lode and placer location notices for sale at The Empire office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-25
MISCELLANEOUS

WILL pay up to $75.00 each for Indianhead Pennies dated before 1910. Send 10c for complete new Buying Catalog Wisconsin Coin Co., Box 424, Milwaukee, Wis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-25

Among the changes which will benefit more especially the small operators are CD an increase in maximum length of beach seines in the Chignik area, (2) the extension
La gaceta., 1937-10-04
La punalada trapera de las n~aciones mfimas
contra Ell Gobierno legitmo de Espaha
No Sc pudo lograr Ia unanimidad para acordar
Ell ultimatum en- contra del fascismo agresor
Francia e Inglaterra mantienen con
firmeza su actitud

ell fascismo, la delegation espa
fiola, presidida por Alvarez de-
Vayo, manifesto que mantendra
ST apelaci6n ante ell Consejo, dc
modo que Italia y Alemania
sean denunciadas ante la con :
ciencia del mundo.
Despues, la misma asamblea
derrot6 mociones de Austria y
Hungrfa en- favor indirecto del
fa9cism0.
. Mientras la ASamlblea daba
csc golpe a Espana, por la trail
ci6n de los paises sometidos 6
gobiernos antidemocraticos,
Francia e Inglaterra mantenian
su actitud con respecto a la re
tirada 4e voluntarios de Espa-
aa.
Los embajadores de esos dos
paises hicieron saber a Musse-
,lini, ell sabado, que Ia preseneit
de los italianos Ell Espana 81
que constituyendo un serio pc
ligro de guerra. D~iscutieron los
embajadores, con Ell conde Cha
no, los terminus de la nota, que
Sc supOne sera contestada ell
los primeros dfas de la semana.
ST Italia rehusa asistir a la
conferencia t~ripartita sobre los
voluntarios, Francia abrira su
frontera y probablemente Sc a.
'poderara de una parte del te-
,rritorio dominado por los rebel
des, con Ell fin de garantizar su'
seguridad.
Dicese que Mussolini consrl-
to aver .por telefono con Hitler,
enterandole del contenido de Ia
nota anglo-francesa.
Aseg1rase que ell Duce piensa
ahora complicar las cosas, pi :
diendo que Alemania sea invi
tada.
81 Italia insiste en- que Alema
MIA sea invitada, entonces Ru :
STA pedira ser imitada.
La gaceta., 1937-10-04
AsistiefOn a Ia Aperture de C@tes, Don
Manuel Rorte|a VdNaddres, Don Miguel
Maura Don Manuel Guerra del Rio
UN J~UECECILLO DE LAS IS
LAS VIRGENES OPUESTO
A BLACK

Washington, Octubre 4-Un
exjuececillo de las Islas Vir-
genes, Albert Levitt, Sc presen
8 hoy al Tribunal Supreme so
.icitando no Sc lie diera pose
ion al magistrate Black.
La sala del Tribunal esta lie
IA de pdbHco, ansioso de DIR
os argumentos de Levitt. Ell
nagistrados Black lego al Tri.
ounal y visti6 la toga.
Levitt alega que no hay va
ante EN- ell Tribunal y que 81
la hubiera, la Constitution
orohibe que Black sea magis
trado.
Creese que los jueces decla-
'aran sin lugar la moci6n, por
Tue Black es magistrate por
voluntad de la Aaci6n, luege
de haber sido confirmado su
nombramiento por la Alta Ca
mara.
La gaceta., 1937-10-04
A WINDSOR WIS.,
TARA LOS ESTADOS UNI
DOS

Rarfs, Octubre Persona
mente, ell duque de Windsor
exrey Eduardo de IngIaterra
declare aver que hsra prontC
una vista a los Estados Unidos
en- ell mes de noviembre. Tie
nese entendidO que ell gobier-
no decide darle permiso para
hacer ell viaje. lie acompaha-
"a su esposa, americana de ma
cimiento.
El duque, cuando era Prin-
cipe de Gales, visit6 Estados
Unidos en- 1924. Cuatro amos
despues hizo una vista al Ca
NADIA.
Obedece ell viaje anunciado,
seg1n dijo, al deseo de estu-
diar las viviendas y las condi-
clones de trabajo existentes en-
America.
Antes de ir a America ell du
que v la duquesa haran una vi
sta q Alemania, donde son
muy populares.
La gaceta., 1937-10-04

hzado varios ataques en- Shan
.ghai Y la vecindad de Hang
chow. Una nota dice que los a.
,ViOnes dejaron caer bombas
EN- Nanchang, provincial de
TKiangsi; en- los fuertes de
Klangsin, y en- dos barcos de
guerra chinos. Dicese que uno
de los barcos chinos esta hun
Fdiendose.
Ell mando japones, fracasa-
do en- ell frente de Shanghai,
anuncia otra nueva gran ofen-
silva para fecha pr6xima.
y Tropas japonesas, en- gran
n1mero, desembarcan todos
los dias.
La artilleria japonesa CONT
n1a bombardeando a Chapel
y ell alcalde YuI ha dicho: es
como tirar cubos de aqua q un
patio.
Marking parece recobrar la
eonfianza, por no haber reci-
Dido en- los 1ltimos dos dfas la
vista de los aeroplanos nipo-
mes.
: Los ejercitos chinos a 10 lar
go del ferrocarril Tientsin-Pu-
kow lanzaron un contraataque
recapturaron los pueblos de
Potowchen y Senghiakou.
Desmintieron los japoneses
esa noticia, pero los correspon
sales extranjeros la Green, por
que los chinos no son amigos
del embuste.
Al norte del Rio Amarillo se
calcula hoy que los chinos dis
ponen hoy de 40 divisiones, un
total de mas de 100000 hon.
bres. Doce divisi0Aes Sc han
concentrate en- Sinkiah- Wang
en- Ia conjunction del ferroca :
rril de Inca estrecha Paiping-
Hankow.
Ell embajador en- los Estados
La gaceta., 1937-10-04

Paris, .Octubre Ala asam-
blea de la Sociedad de Naciones,
por medic de las naciones infi-
mas, con la reaccionaria Irlan-
da a la cabeza, dieron ell sabado
la punalad trapera, en- Ginebra,
a la resolution del Comite de Ia
paz que significaba un ultima
lum contra ell fascismo interna-
cional, representado por Mus :
solini.
De las naciones representa- :
das en- la Asamblea, 80 votar0n
a favor de la resolution; dos en-
contra, Albania Y Portugal, ms
trumentos del fascismo, Y Sc
abstuvieron de votar, para su
deshonor, Irianda, Argentina,
Africa del Sur, Cuba, Austria,
Bolivia, Chile, Pera, Hungrfa,
Panama, Suiza, Uruguay, Bull :
garia v Venezuela.
Como las reglas demandan la
unanimidad, la resolI ci6n no
fue aprobada.
La actitud desvergonzada Y
cobarde de las naciones de la
America latina, actitud de trail
ci6n a la Repdblica Espahola,
ha sido un triunfo parcial para
Mussolini.
Esas mismas naciones hispa-
no-americanas, dominadas por
gobiernos "degenerados y dicta
torfales,' Sc confabnlaron hace
pocos dfas para arrebatar a Els
pana ell puesto que merecia en-
ell Consejo de la Sociedad de Ne
clones.
canon de Valera, instrumen
to del Vaticano, dijo que la re-
soluci6n s~ignificaba una ame-
naZa para MusSolini v sue Dor
ESQ no votaria.
Sin desanimarse por la nueva
expression de cobardfa de la A.
merica y paises dominates por
La gaceta., 1937-10-04
LAS E~LECCIONES DE MARA
Ma MARTES

Para que ell pueblo decide
si quiers ONE Lac mkqainas de
votar, manana DC efectuaran
elecciones en- Tampa.
Las maquinas cuentan con
ell apoyo de la cOlonia latina.
que desea elecciones honra-
das, fiel reflejs de Ia voluntad
popular.
En- muchos de los prescintos
Sc pondran manana las ma.
quinas.
Las urnas fueron preparadas
en- Ia tarde de hoy pdr In comi
sion del eondado.
iRecuerde que tiene un de-
Der civico que cumplir en- Las
elecciones de manana!
La gaceta., 1937-10-04
CHUNCAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Portela, Maura y Guerra del Rio SON leales. -
La nueva TRACTION a Espana. = Guerra de Green
a Lewis Y de Lewis a Green. = Los reaccionarios
siguen atacando a Black.

Regimen de legalidad ell de
Espana y las Cortes acaban de
probarlo de nuevo.
Ante ell Parlamento, Don Ma
nuel Portela Valladares, Don
Miguel Maura y don Manuel
Guerra del Rio, reiteraron su fl
delidad a la Repdblica.
Tres diputados que no perte-
necen a la izQuierda republica-
ma, asistieron a las sesiones de
Cortes y sus opiniones fueron
respetadas.
Regimen de legalidad que alta
can las naciones faseistas, los es
panoles traidores y las desven-
turadas repdblicas semifascis =
tas de la America indo-espano-
la.
La gaceta., 1937-10-04
LAS TROPAS JAPONESAS Sc
HAN ESTRELLADo CONTRA
LAS "CAJAS De
DEL SECTOR DE SHANGHAI
Kecaptukaron los chinos los
puebios de Potowchen v
Sengchiakou
Boycott contra los productos
japoneses

Shanghai, Octubre 4.-Las
autoridades militares iapone-
sas estan va convencidas de la
gran fuerza de las posiciones
chinas a 10 largo de todos los
frentes en- ell area de Shan
ghai.
Admitiendo la habilidad v
excelente preparation de los
chinos, un Official japones dijo
que las lfneas en- Lotien, 10 mi
Has al noroeste, estan reforza-
das con "cajas de pfldoras,"
hechas de concrete. Los japo-
neses dicen haber tornado una
de esas cajas de pfldoras, lue-
go de haber alberto dos time
les, pero los chinos rechazan
la noticia.
Aeroplanos chinos atacaron
Ell area de Shanghai Y la arti-.
llera japonesa funcion6 en- to-
da 81 violencia.
Varias bombas cayeron GER
ca de los barcos de guerra, sin
aparenie dano.
Los Japoneses han instalado
varios nuevos poderosos reflec
torres v tres baterfas antiae-
reas en- ell area de Yangtzepo.
La aviaci6n japonesa ha rea-
La gaceta., 1937-10-04

Para impedir que la Sociedad
de Naciones condenara alberta.
mente la barbarie fascista, la a.
erosion de Italia y Alemania a
Espana, votaron en- contra de Ia
resolution del "comite O conf :
sion de la paz" dos naciones do
minadas por ell crimen v los pro
cedimientos tiranicos: Albania
y Portugal.
Albania es una "seminaci6n
sometida al yugo del fascismo
italiano. Portugal obedece 6rde-
mes de los Jesuitas, a cuya cor
ganizaci6n religiosa" p~ertenece
ell primer ministro Salazar.
LIE dieron a Espana otra pu-
halada por la espalda, los cobar
des y "degenerados."
La gaceta., 1937-10-04

Unidos ha communicable al ge-
neralisimo Chang que en- New
York Sc verified un mitin, al
que asistieron mas de 10 mil
personals, acordandose ell boy
colt de todos los productos ja-
poneses. Asistieron al mitin
los obispos protestantes Aims :
worth, Mcconnell, Oman, ell
consul genera chino, ell rabbi
no Wise y Otras personalfda-
des,
La gaceta., 1937-10-04

Perdi6 Don Francisco Largo
Caballero ell dominic de la u
MON General de Trabajadores.
Dominaba siete "federaciones''
Y con las Z habia expulsado ma
da menos que a 20.
La mayoria ha restablecido
su voluntad democratica y re =
publicana dentro de esa orga =
nizaci6n.
Deploramos la division entire
los socialistas, pero la Espana
nueva debe ser puesta por enci-
ma de las rivalidades de los je-
fes o lideres.
La gaceta., 1937-10-04

Ell discourse de Portela Valla-
dares, que preside las eleccio.
mes de 1886, conmovi6 a todos
los que lie escucharon en- Valen-
ella. zNH7
Admire la obra realizada
por ustedes y me pongo al SER
vicio de la Replblica, a la que
dedicare los 1ltimos amos de mi
vida. a
Portela Valladares era mo .
narquico, Y al fin sc ha conven-
cido, frente a la invasion ex =
tranjera.
Lerroux,, extremists Y repu :
blicano, adula a los facciosos Y
con elOs colabora.
La gaceta., 1937-10-04

canon de Valera, I'm celebe-
rrimo hip6crita, Sc abstuvo de
votar porque, a su juicio, la re.
soluci6n era una reto a Musso-
lini.
Cuba, la Rep1blica tiraniza-
da por ell exsargento Fulgencio,
tambien sc abstuvO de votar,
hacienda el iuego a Mussolini v
. Jos PASSES fascistas.
La gaceta., 1937-10-04

Los reaccionarios siguen 'frO
nando" en- contra del magistra-
do Black, que hoy tomara po-
session.
Pero no 'truenan" contra e.
SOS magistrates del Tribunal
Supreme que estan al servicio
de las corporaciones, aunque no
devengan sueldos de ellos, y IA
Ian siempre en- contra de las
leyes fayorables a los trabaja-
dores.
Los reaccionarios probados
81 merecen ell respeto!...
A Black hay que atacarlo y
difamarlo porque votara STEM
pre- con Ell sentimiento del pue-
bio.