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Evening star., 1937-07-04
The Single-T ak Revived
One Per Cent Land Levy Would Fall Heaviest on
Those Least Able to Pay With Many
Inequitdble Applications.
SPIRIT OF '37.

The article 'Dhich tollops is attempt to explain
OF the e1ects OF the modified Single tar theory part
OF the District tar bill in the form per cent tar
land udlues.
Evening star., 1937-07-04
CUDAHY IN CRASH

q. 8. Envoy to ireland Unhurt in
Collision Near Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE,, July R.-Col.
John Cudahy, United States Ambas-
sador to the Irish Free State narrowly
escaped injury tonight when his auto
mobile collided with Ger near here,
rolled into . ditch and broke OF 4
telephone pole. s.
A statement issued from his home
said he was unhurt, and the sheriff's
ONCE said Harold Wollert, ~, driver
OF the car, was also uninjured.
Evening star., 1937-07-04
CRASH BODY RECOVERED

Carried Down Wasatch Mount
ains-Plane Wrecked in Dec.
SALT LAKE CITY, July 3 LP.-The
first body recovered from the Los
Angeles-salt Lake City transport plane
that crashed last December was
brought laboriously down the Wasatch
Mountains today.
1t has been identified tentatively
As that of Mrs John F. Wolfe OF Chi
cago, one Of the seven persons aboard.
Evening star., 1937-07-04
BRITAIN TO FORCE
EUROPE TO KEEP
SPAIN |NV|0LATE
Leaders Tell Nations Arms
. Program Is Planned to
Preserve Rights.
mediterranean ROUTE
TRADE LANE, EDEN SAYS
Chamberlain Declares 81 500, ,W0,,
600 Will Be Spent to Make
Position Secure.

BACKGROUND
Britain and France favor restor-
alton OF pODers' ndUdl patrol
around Spain. Italy and Germany
Uould end Gordon and accord both
Spanish parties tuH belli0erents'
rights. Both factions hope jor
European support.
Evening star., 1937-07-04

Radio Programs, PAGE F-3.
Csnplste Index, Pase Az
Evening star., 1937-07-04

tSee EARHART, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1937-07-04
WEATHER,

70. .. Weather Bureau Forecast,
Fair in morning and local Thunderstorm
ers this afternoon: tomorrow, local thun-
dershowers; slightly warmer today gentle
southerly winds today Temperatures
yesterday-Highest, "a, at 2 pm; lowest.
IS. at 4:30 am. Full report on page AT.
Evening star., 1937-07-04

(see NEUTRALITY, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1937-07-04

(see ANAPeHOTs, Page A.3.)
Evening star., 1937-07-04

BACKGROUND
Mopino out OF the field OF in
dustry, the John L. Lewis Commit
tee for Industrial Organization last
month chartered a "Uhite- collar"
union OF Government employees
the United Federal Workers OF
announced tor lining up State,
county and municipal Uorkers.
Evening star., 1937-07-04

CONTINUED on Page 7, Column 2
Evening star., 1937-05-21
ThE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON FRIDAY, 21 1887

shrubbery with q brilliant moon
just above the trees. made a heaV-
enly scene. First, about IS colored
people came out and sang FASH
ioned songs and hymns, and after
they left the garden, singing as they
disappeared into the darkness, IS
young ladies of Foxcroft School ap-
peared down side walk and gath
cred on a stage beyond the platform.
Their costumes Of every shade and
color were gorgeous, and they gave
an entertainment of folk songs and
dances equal to anything I have ever
seen on the professional stage.
A large sum was made from the
evenings entertainment which will
go toward the restoration work on
historic places and gardens of Vir-
ginia, for which the different gar
den clubs from all over the State
have done such wonderful work. Their
first good work was the restoratio
OF the garden at Kenmore, in Fred
ericksburg: then the garden at STRAIT
ford. Mrs. Daniel C. Sands of Mid
dleburg, president OF the Garden
Club of Virginia, was presented with
a lovely antique silver tea caddy by
the members Of the Faquier-Loudoun
Garden Club, who had arranged the
entertainment at Foxcroft.
Evening star., 1937-05-21

Rev. DR.. and Mrs. G. Freeland Peter,
Mrs. Cary T. Grayson, Mr.. and Mrs
Wade H. Ellis and Mr.. Louis T. Hertle.
The Rev. DR.. Peter, until recently
chancellor of the Cathedral of st.
Peter and ST. Paul, was for many
years member Of the Advisory Board
of the association. He gave a short
talk today at the luncheon as did
Mr.. Ellis, who included In his talk
some Of his delightful limericks.
Officers of the association in addi-
ton to Mrs. Todd are Mrs. William
o. Owen, Mrs. William Cabell Moore
and Mrs. Henry st. George Tucker,
vice directresses; Mrs. John F. Little,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Albert
I. Rheinstrom. recording secretary,
and Miss E. Bertha Chinn, treasurer.
Mrs. Wade H. Ellis and Mrs. Joseph
Wall were in charge Of the arrange
ments for the luncheon: Mrs. Little,
Mrs. Jesse Lee Webb, Mrs. Chauncey
Williams and Mrs. Rheinstrom formed
the decorations committee and Miss
Laura Dorsey was in charge Of reser-
VatiOnS
Evening star., 1937-05-21

Oxnard dEpremesnil. Elizabeth HUI
burst, Nancy Musgrave, Mary Hur-
ley, Natalie Hazard, Mary Mol
Ter, Carol and Eleana Olive, Leota
Amory, Sally Bacon, A. Tartiere and
Mrs. Albert Peirce.
Boys taking part were Ridgely
White, Ollie Iselin, jr. Ned Nalle,
Dody Dick Foster, Leo johnson, David
Hall, Tommy Smithson, Willie Steven
son, Jaques d'Epremesnil, Van Cush-
man, Jazz Boy" Herman and two
Fontaine boys.
The short play, Square Pegs" was
amusing and was well acted by Mrs.
Albert White and Mrs. Festus Fos-
ter. A group Of songs by Miss Ger
trude Borzi of New York, who has a
lovely soprano voice, was greatly
appreciated by the large audience.
During intermission a sumptuous
buffet supper was served on the front
lawn. AS dusk was falling We re-
turned to the garden, where plat
form had been laid on the grass and
decorated with border of flowers.
Seats were placed along the terrace,
and the grounds were flooded with
light. The blue sky beyond a back
ground of large trees and blooming
Evening star., 1937-05-21
Virginia Antiquities
Association Lunch

The annual luncheon OF the Asso-
ciation for the Preservation of Vir-
ginia Antiquities took place today in
the Willard room Of the Willard Hotel.
Mrs. Everard Robinson is directress
of the washington branch of the as
sociation. and among the guests Of
honor at luncheon today were the
The Washington times., 1937-06-16
TRAFFIC plot
TRIAL SET

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, June
16.-Nine men, under indictment
for conspiracy in allegedly mulct.
ing traffic violatorS. will be tried
in Prince Georges County Circuit
Court July IL, unless further
obstacles are placed in the way"
prior to that date, it was an
nounced late yesterday by Judge
Joseph C. Mattingly.
The trials have been post.
poned twice as result of the ILL
ness of Chief Judge Walter Mitch
ell, who still IS confined to bed,
and the indisposition of Frank
Hall, chief defense counsel, who
is suffering from a leg ailment.
It was learned today that the
blanket indictment papers, which
recently were reported missing
from the files of States Attorney
Alan Bowie, rad been found in
the office of Judge MitchOl at the
Court of Appeals in Annerolis.
Defense attorneys previously had
agreed to permit the use Of a
carbon copy Of the indictment
papers.
Awaiting trial are Herbert ].
Moffett, former justice of the
peace; Elmer Pumphrey, bonds
man; Frank Bell, former desk
clerk of the Hyattsville poice sta
ton, and six former policemen:
Warren Peake, Claude Reese,
Albert Anderson, Maurice Hamp-
ton, Howard Slater and Arthur
Brown.
The Washington times., 1937-06-16

Under sentence Of 20 years in
the penitentiary after her convic-
tion on q second degree murder
charge last December, the young
teacher was jailed Saturday night
when one of her bondsmen signi-
fled he wished to withdraw the
bond so he might sell some prop
erty he had posted as surety.
But a new bond was quickly
posted yesterday after the State
Supreme Court Of Appeals, meet
ing at Wytheville, had granted a
writ Of error in the case.
Venue Change Likely
This permits her attorney,
Charles Henry Smith of Alex
andris, to come before the court
at the November term and argue
a motion for a new trial.
In view of the fact that the en-
tire court voted on the question of
granting the writ Of error, it was
believed the court again will set
aside the verdict of the Wise
county circuit court and grant
her q new trial. ,...
If this course is taken, it was
thought likely Governor Peery will
transfer the case to some other
section Of the State for trial, as
the defense has contended all
along that it is impossible for the
girl to obtain a fair and impartial
trial here in the mountains, where
feeling is high over the case be-
cause Of family and political con-
nections.
First Conviction Reversed
At her first trial Miss Maxwell
took the stand in her own de-
fense and admitted striking her
father on the head with her Slip
per after he had attacked her for
remaining out late at night after
a party At this trial she was
found guilty of first-degree MUIR
der and sentenced to Is years.
The appellate court reversed
this conviction, and at the second
trial Miss Maxwell did not take
the stand, but the defense was
based on medical testimony that
Maxwell died, not from a blow,
but from a heart attack. :.
The State contended he died
from a blow on the head, and
introduced a small axe as "sim-
liar" to one she might" have used
to kill her father.
The defense objected to this
evidence, which was first admitted
and later ordered stricken from
the record by Judge Ezra Carter,
TIE trial Judge.
The Washington times., 1937-06-16
5 Ordered Reinstated
By GREYHOUND Lines

PHILADELPHIA, June 16
T.N.S0 .-Upholding an order Of
the National Labor Relations
Board, the United States Circuit
Court Of Appeals today had ruled
the Pennsylvania Greyhoun d
Lines, Inc, must reinstate five
employees Of its Pittsburgh garage
who were discharged for union
activity.
The appellate court, however,
refused to compel the bus line to
withdraw recognition from the
Greyhound Lines Employees Asso-
citation, reputedly a company
union.
The Washington times., 1937-06-16
Restock Trout

TORONTO.-Tr breeding
ponds will be established in Mus
koka district next year, and plans
are being made to restock the
waters of the district, the Ontario
government announced recently.
More than two millions of young
adult trout will be distributed
throughout the fishing areas Of
Ontario, large proportion going
to MuSkoka.
The Washington times., 1937-06-16

JEANETTE MACDONALD, beautiful singing screen STAR
who will be married to Gene Raymond at the Wiltshire
Methodist Episcopal Church. Los Angeles, tonight Hun
dreds of celebrities have been invited to attend and special
police details have ordered handle the huge crowds
which expected to be hand International News Photo
The Washington times., 1937-06-16
Miss MUIsDeIL. Free
Or B0iI Under Court
W1if. Visits Old Home

Maxwell visited her old home
Tngg o family quarrel two
La gaceta., 1937-01-25
DICK POWELL Y Ell DlA-
BIO ROJO

I'm luchador 'villano'' entire
los "villanos'', Dick Powell, Sc
batira esta noche, en- Benjamin
Fled, con ell "Diablo RQjo I'm
81 D dab Raia %safi. a sus
contrarios a que lie arranquen
la mascara, pero alinguno de e
los 10 ha logrado todavia.
Utilizando metodcs> Snrjmiti-
vos~ Ell Diablo atrcpell6 la Sc
mana pasada az Johnny Plum
me, Ell campe6n Del estsdo.
Plummer tenfa un bf&azo las
timado y pudo hacerle fhuy po-
ca resistencia. q
Obif Osburn eel famoso indi-
viduo del 'tcaballito", tendra de
adversario al cosaco russo, Iunl
luchador formidable. 81 ell russo
quiere lrchaT, Y 10 hace como 81
safbe hacerlo, Odburn pasara
mil" apkros.
La gaceta., 1937-01-25

New York, Enero 25-En dos
programs de la semana, en- to-
da lag naci6n, figuran tan nota-
bles boxeadores como Jose Ldis,
ell campe6n sin corona del peso
complete; Bob Pastor el joven
p1gil que aspira a la coroha de
Jimmy Braddock !. Bafney Ross,
ell campe6n dele peso welser
John Henry Lewis, Ell ecampe6n
de las IT'S libras, y Kid Gadl}a
tee ell ~excampe6n del peso de
plumas
Jose Luis peleara con Pastor
ell venidero viernes por la noche
a diez asaltos, ZEN la Madison
Square Garden. Jimmy Johns
ton, Ell concertador de peleas de
la Garden, iha dicho que Pastor
tiene gr2ldes probabilidades de
victoria. Pastor, que era futbo-
lista, solo ha perdido una pelea,
por decision, desde que invadi6
las filas del peso complete.
Barney Ross tendra de con-
trario a AL Manfredo, de De-
troit, y sera ell match" a diez
asaltos; John Henry Lewis Sc
batira con Chester Palutis, de
Scranton, Pa, v ell negro Kid
Chocolate con ell tampeno John
ny MirabelIa.
Isidoro Gaztaaga, ell pug1l es-
panel de peso complete, peleara
ell jueves, en- Tampa, con Jack
Denning, de Carolina del Sur.
La gaceta., 1937-01-25

un bastoncito delgado, con las
iniciales de su nombre graba-
das en- Ell pu1o de plata. Con
este bastoncito, del que no Sc
separa nj al entrar en- una ha-
bitaci6n, Sc marca ell compass
de sus discusses. Discusses
muy temidos, pues Herr Hoff-
mann ell abogado y socialdem6-
crata. Y pertenece a la Dieta
provincial.
Ell Comandante lie conoci6
cuando ning1n abogado de la
villa guerra prestarse a seguir
defendiendo sus intereses. Era
tan mala la fama de Herr Won
K que ell sostener con 81 cual-
quier genera de relaciones e.
quivaIia a ser eliminado de la
buena sociedad. Ell Comandan
La gaceta., 1937-01-25
ENC EN- LAS
CARRERAS DE MOTOCY
CLETAS DE DAYTONA

Dagtona Beach, Enero 25.-
I'm ydriver'' de Pomona, Cali
fornia, venci6 aver en- las carre-
ras de motoeicletas de 200 mi
las, completando las 66 vuel-
tas en- dos horas, 43 minutes y
81 segundos. La marca estable-
cida, de 74.10 por bora, eH'ede
su marcaA eterior, la que esta-
bleciera en- savannah, en- 1886,
de 7O.O3.
Mas de $4,000 personals Sc
coNgregaron, viendo partir a
los 81 aspirantes.
Clark Tumble, Jr., de Wash
ington, D. c., finaliz6 en- segun-
do lugar batiedo tambien la vie
ia marca. Trumble pas6 la meta
a las dos horas, AT minutes y "a
segundos.
Ellis Pearce, de Jacksonville,
termin6 en- tercer lugar, a las
dos horas, 81 minutes v 81 Sc
I,gundos.
Drrante la carrera resuIta :
ron lesionados los motociclistas
Jasper Chaff, de Cleveland, o.,
y Royland Southgate, de Nash
vile, Tenn.
La gaceta., 1937-01-25

nido a esta ciudad para que lie
derrote un hombre que sc elo-
gia a ST mismo. Al freir sera ell
reir. Cuando lie recojan de la To-
ma dira que sc equivoc6, que 81
pensaba que Gaztanaga era otro
que el habia conocido en- una al
dea dc Virginia"
Ei italiano Sereci, la nveva
sensation de Benjamin Field, es
pera convertirse en- uno de los
favoritos de nuestr" p1blho.
Para 81 Sc trata de buscarle
TN oponente en- este grupo: Ray
Lyle, Jimmy Price, Ruddy War
o Tiger Amos.
Pelearan a seis asaltos, Bud
Schildenht, de Kansas City, y
Ollie Joyner, de Bradenton.
La gaceta., 1937-01-25

Me da miedo 10 que siento den
tro de mi. Quiero olvidarlo.
Pues es un sentimiento malo,
porque no puedo communicable
a nadie.
Aparece ell Comandante,
con su camisa de soda cruda
'debajo de una chaqueta de CO.
Tor cafe, sin chaleco. Esta ca
misa me entusiasmaba. Era la
unica camisa de soda cruda
que existia en- toda la villa. Ell
Comandante la habia traido de
la India. Una camisa LENA de
aventuras!
-Parece un figurin de tea
tro...-decia la genie cuando
lie veia pasar con esta camisa.
La ropa interior, seg1n ellos,
debia ser mas seria.
La gaceta., 1937-01-25

co.
Herr Hoffmann viste elegan
temente y calza zapatos anna
rillos. Sc ha echado ell sombre-
no un POGO hacia atras, pueS
esta sudando ligeramente. Pc
sa 81 kilos. La carne de sus
maaos ss tierna como la de un
corderillo recental. Y sonrosa-
da.
Herr Hoffman, sonrie STEM
pre-. Sus mejillas iguales Y gor
dezuelas tienen pequenos pile
CUES joviales, como ARGOS en- u.
Cuando sale de paseo, lleya
siempre los bolsillos llenos de
manzanas para dar a los chi
cos. Y lie gusta que lie llamen
ito.
En- la mano izquierda agita
La gaceta., 1937-01-25

tie no tuvo escr1pulo en- acudir
al DIR. Hoffman,, en- quien en-
contr6, ademas de un abogado
habil, un magnifico compane-
no de charlas Y paseos. Ell hu-
morismo placentero de este
hombre la inmunizaba contra
TODD genera de fanatismo. Era
socialista Y revolucionario, Pc
70 guardando las debidas pro-
'porciones, como eI mismo de.
cia. Tenia una fe inquebranta-
BILE y risuena en- ell triunfo fl
nal de sus ideas, triunfo que
Ell ,reia pre no debia compro-
meterse con intentonas parcia-
les y p~rematuras. Y a esta fe
'habfa sacrificado la casa pater-
ma, un amor burgues de juven-
tud, ocho meses de carcel Y Ia
La gaceta., 1937-01-25

Esta noche, en- ell CenedrVmo
de Sulphur Springs, Sc veliG-
cara la segunda etapa de las q
liminaciones especiaAes y para
ella Sc han eslogido OHIO galpos
de gran vel9cidad.
El "Futurity" Sc correra Ell
la septima carrera que sera la
de elimination.
En- la septima aparecep ms
eriptos Fascinating Lady, Chan
eeline, Georgeus Hussy, Wind
Singer, Red Becky, On Deck,
Rosalee Moore y Windy Gay.
Varios de los expertos han Sc
leccionado para hoy a estos com
,petidores: primera tarrera,
La gaceta., 1937-01-25

LAS CARRERAS DE AUTO
Movies DE MANANA

Grabble dirige q los "DriOers"
Con motive de la Inaugural
ci6n lie la Feria de Florida sc
et.ectuaran manana carreras de
autcm6viIes en- ell terreno de
Plant.
Dir:giGos por Cotton Grabble,
coDocidn por Houston He'll Dri
ver', cerca de Una veintena de
los mas habiles drivers" de la
naci6n co~mbatiran manana por
campeonato de pista de TERRA
de 1897.
AUTOMOBILES hechos por los
mas notables mecanicos seran
vistos por ell publico en- ell pun
to de partida.
Ademas de GrabOie figurs.h
en- ell grupo Gordon Chard, de
Indianapolis; Art Challender,
de Davenport, Iowa; Oscal Co
leman, de Dallas, Texas; Frank
Sands, Minneapolis, Mimi; i.
]. Buddy Galloway y Pop Green
de Miami; Larry Beckett, de
Dayton, Ohio; Eddie Wagner.
Aberdeen, S. D.; Shane Fitz-
gerald, Gelesburg, Ill.,; Buddy
Rusch, campe6n de la America
del Sur; Chance Meyer, de De-
troit, Michigan; Crash Waller.
de Atlanta, Ca, v otros mu-
chos.
Las pruebas de Qualification
empezaran a las 2:30 de la tar
de.
Estas carreras de autom6vi-
les tienen la APPRECIATION de la
Motor Contest Association.
La gaceta., 1937-01-25
rdhferno l~aealment electo.

cObierno legalmente electo.
La neutralidad no abarca les
materiales de guerra que rSa1t
dan Alemania e Italia. Ash es
que nuegtra ley de neutralidad
es realmente Una ley contra Ell
gobierno legalmente electo de
Espana.
BESIDE ell principle del co1flic-
to no hemos sido neutrales. Los
rebeldes Sc han eqtfpado Eon
modernos rifles Springfield, a.
metralladoras y otros ei:ulP2s
de guerra. Y los re5eldes han
recibido de las grandes coFnpa-
MAS petroleras, cantidades de
aceite v gasolina, mientras 81
gobierpo luchaAs con grandes
dificultades PA SBastecerse.
Ell "iuego" Ue los voluntariGs
de Alemania e Italia es muy@Go-
nocido.
Sc alinea a un regimiento de
soldados y Sc lie pregunta:
iCuantos de uste3es pc ofrecen
para ir ds sFios a Espa-
ma v pelear por ell nazismo o
fascismo? Nadie sc atrege a
decir que no, y asi Sc organizan
los ejer,itos v%oluntarios. Tie
men las armas del ejercito regu-
lar Y son pagados por Ell minis
terio de la guerra.
HitlA asegura ,haber gasta-
do $3.50, 600, 600 en- costear es-
|%a guerra. Y las familias alema-
mas nj siquiera saben que sus
hijos han sido mandates a Es-
paha.
lQue sucedera caando ell pue-
bio aleman Sc entere de estos
nuevos udtrajes de Hitler y Goa
ring?
S. 2. Burg.
La gaceta., 1937-01-25
Lego a Tampa Ell adversario de |. Gaztanaga
FL vasco tiene confianza en- la victoria

Arrib6 aver a esta ciudad y lie
Heron la bienvenida varias per-
sonas, ell gladiator jack Denn-
ing, de Carolina del Sur, esco-
gido como adversario 7e Isido-
rO.
Denning, que dice habel obte-
nido varios triunfos de impor-
tancia en- su division hara hoy
ejercicios, a las l 80, en- Ell gim-
nasio que Jim Downing tiene en-
la Gale Franklin.
Cometando los posibles result
tados, Pat Kelley, director de
Dening, asegur6 que su hombre
tenia en- cartera una gran sor-
presa para Gaztafiaga.
'tEl vasco, manifesto solo pc
ga con uno de los pHfos y quiei1
tai haze no es possible que derrc
te a mi patrocinado."
Cuando Alfredo Montoto, que
10 mismo hace una poesia que
prepare a un gladiator, Sc en-,
ter6 de 10 que Kelley &abfa di'
cho, "ripost6' en- esta forma:
Denning sera campe6n de las
Carolinas, pero Gaztahaga X
pondra a dormir para probarlt
que es campe6n de Tampa y d.
la Florida. Gaztanaga no ma We
La gaceta., 1937-01-25

posibllidad de llegar a ser al
gan dia consejero de Justicia.
Dentro del partido, Herr
HOFFMAN, representaba la ten
oencia moderada, y todos sus
aceos Sc inspira an en- ell critic
rio del sano seatido l.oman. Al
que Sc atenia para calcular con
.ooa precision Ell tempo q. tar
oaria EN- derrumbarse por ST
nlsmo ell regimen capitalista v
en- pasar Ell Pc~er, ST.. derrama-
mlento de sangre, a manos del
Sociaiismo, para la implslnta-
a de una sociedad nrcwa
La violencia es estdpida-
soma decir-. Dejemos que loa
otros la empleen, v cranfo n1ae
aousen de ella, antes yencese-
mos.
La gaceta., 1937-01-25
Las carreras de esta noche enc
Canedromo de Sulphur Springs
Las competencias de elimination

Fox Catcher, Sharon Y Betty
Rae; segunda carrera, Scone,
Side Slip y Top Hat; te~ceR,
Solar Wolf, Our Fee y Star
hing; cuarta, Cardigan, Silver
Captain y DarkeS Name; quinta,
Keenest Yet, Black Pal 4 Gus
Tin; sexta, Hi Honey Owego
Buck y Done Gone; septimE, On
Deck, Wind Winger y Rosalee
Moore Aostava, Finest Pal, Mar
gle Dol IA y Fighting Luck; no
vena, Big Chan:e, Brindle Bu''
dy y Mite Racer; decima, Judy
Flint, Sohideho v Lucy War;
en-; oncena Fair Billy, Silver
Chief y Red Savage.
La gaceta., 1937-01-25
Anadase que Herr Won K.

Ahadase que Herr Won K
,iba siempre pulcramente afei-
tado Y no gastaba bigote.
--iVaya un hombre! de
clan las mujeres. Y Sc balan-
ceaban en- sus delgados TALES
con I'm mohin de desden.
-iEso no es I'm aleman!-
contestaban los hombres, atu-
sandose los puntiagudos mos
tachos. Tambien en- este, como
en- TODD, Sc remitian a la auto
ridad de su Kaiser.
Ell comandante me alarga la
mano.
Buenos dfas!--me dice.
Paso velozmente la mirada
sobre 81 para posarla en- ell son
riente DIR. Hoffman,, cuya O.
besidad me tranquiliza un po-
La gaceta., 1937-01-25
ESPANA Y Ell FASCIsMO'
Neutralidad q Volmmtarios

Publicamos "a continuation
una carta que nos manda eq Sr.
S. o. Burg y que die asi:
"Nuestro congreso reciente-
mente aprob6 una ley de neutra
lidad, prohibiendo ell embarque
de materiales de guerra a Els
pafa, significaHdo ell gobiermo
~legalmente electo de Espafia.
La IIamada guerra civil en-
Espana no es una guerra civil.
isiRO una guerra empezada y
mantenida por Hitler y Musso-
lini, que tratan de destruir a un
La gaceta., 1937-01-25
Folletin No. Is
Ernesto Glaeser
LOS QUE TENIAMOS
DOCE AMOS
La Gaceta

Ferd Sc me acerca Y me azo
ia fuerte dos wees en- las pan
torrillas con una rama de HE
dra. a4sAk
ii Ali tienes, por ell mordis-
co! ~
Me agacho y recibo sumisa-
mente los golpes.
Me arde la piel, como antes
sus labios sobre mi boca. De
buena CANA lie dirfa Que me
volviese a azotar.
Pero no me atrevo. Tiemblo.
La gaceta., 1937-01-25
Las principales petsas de la semana en- 4 nacio6n
Jose Luis psleafa con Bob PastI
Barney Ross CON Al Manfredon

Tony Marine, d. Pitts6urg,
sc batira ell sabado. IN N. York,
con ell indio QuintaI de Papa
ma. =
Franckie BattaglP de Win
n1peg, sera ell oponente, Ell vier-
mes, del negro Gorilla Jones.
The Washington times., 1937-04-29
COTTON STAGES
RECOVERY

NEW YORK, April 90 GNSJ.
After an easier opening, cotton re-
covered on increased Wall Street
buying and was irregularly lower
in forenoon trading.
SteadineSS in other commodities
and in Wall Street brought more
confidence into the market. Liqui-
dalton from abroad continued in
smaller volume as Liverpool cables
ranged lower than due.
There was trade buying on the
dips, as we'll as good demand from
Wall Street. Foreign brokers sold
quantities of new crop months.
Commission houses and the South
sold moderately. At the opening
today the list touched new lows
for the move, with all active con-
tracts selling below 10 cents. These
were the lowest prices since Feb
ruary, considering the recent sharp
decline. Many traders were ready
to buy on any bulliSh news in the
expectation of at least technical
recovery.
May sold at 1897, up 2; July,
1897, off /; october, 1912, off 3;
December, 1856, off 4; January,
1910, off 2 and March, 1875, up l.