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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-12
Artist Pleases'

Romeo Tata, noted violinist, who
is scheduled for a concert In Wa
terbury later In the month, gave
a concert at Lauralton Hall In
Milford last night. There was a
large attendance. Arnold Bullock
Of Wallingford was accompanist.
, The latter is a student at the Yale
School of Music. He was awarded
the Catherine 8. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ship which goes toa piano student
In his third year Of study and do
mated by the Ambrose club Of New
Haven.
Mr.. Bullock will also accompany
MIR. Tata when he gives his con-
cert February "a at the Women's
club. Tickets are now on sale for
the I0cal concert at McCoy's and
other Stores.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-12
TWO KILLED WHEN
CARS jump TRACK

Selma. Cal, Feb. 12-(UP) Two
persons were killed and three others
were injured early today when a
south hound Southern Pacific crack
passenger train jumped the tracks
after striking stalled automobile
on a grade crossing near here.
The engine, tender and two bag
gage cars were overturned. Two
passenger coaches were derailed.
The track and roadbed were torn
I up for a distance OF 600 feet. z
Fireman r. E. Brown, OF Fresno.
was Killed. Engineer J. 8. Mills, also
Of Fresno, died a few hours later OF
burns. G. Smith, baggagenian, Of
San Francisco, was reported TO have
suffered numerous fractures, and
two passengers, Frank Bradford. Of
| san Francisco, and Miss Mosley
Harris, of Fresno, were reported less
seriously injured. ~
FIX. Richie, Of Porterville. driver
| Of the automobile which stalled on
| the tracks, and his wife escaped
when they leapcd from their car.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-12
WEATHER ALTERS
PLANS OF SCOUTS
Proposed Winter Carnival
Indefinitely Postponed;
Membership Awarded

Lack of favorable winter weather
brought about the announcement to-
day at local Boy Scout headquarters
that the winter carnival. the date
Of which has been changed twice
during the past six weeks, has been
indefinitely postponed.
Regrets ~ ~
I'VE regret the necessity of maxi
int such an announcement" said
Scout Executive David Babson to-
day, "buS in view of the fact that
there are several forthcoming events
of interest on Our program which
demand immediate attention we feel
that this continued changing of
dates would hamper the progress OF
plans" The local scout chief en-
planned that it would probably not
be such welcome news to the many
scouts in the council who had been
polishing skis and sharpening skates,
but that there was no other way out
Of 1t. The carnival was to have been
held tomorrow at farm in Beth
lefem.
Announcement was also made at
the ONCE today that one Of the Wal
ter G.. Deacon blue streamers" for
membership would be presented to
the members of troop 20 Of Our Lady
Of Lourdes church this evening by
Harry s. Hyde. district commission
er. Carmela DiMaria Is scoutmaster
Of the troop. Similar presentation
win be made to troop 8 Of st. Fran
els church at a court Of honor next
week. -
Blue Streamer
Last evening the members OF
troop 1 OF st. Johns church receiv-
e,l their blu, sereamer" III recog-
milton of wor..: done during the past
year In connection with membership.
Carl r. Loether, district chairman,
made the award. and Harry. 8. Hyde,
district commissioner, was present at
the session. The meeting was held
at the st. Johns parish house,.
1t was also announced at the Of
nee today that tomorrow marks the
end OF national anniversary week.
Several special meetings Of troops
were held during the past week, In
h, :or Of the 9th birthday Of the
scouts.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-12

Missouri, director Of the Central
Bureau Of the Catholic Contra,
Vereia of America. VIII hold a con-
ference with the Most Rev. Maurice
+. McAuliffe, d. D., bishop of Hart.
ford. February 10. IA. and is. Pre-
liminary arrangements will be dis
cussed. = 'fz
Mr.. Kenkel is a Knight of the
Holy Sepulcher and Knight Of st
Gregory, which honors were be-
slowed Upon him by His Excellency
Pope Pits, vi. In 1890, Mrs. Ken
Eel was awarded the Laetere Media,
on the occasion of the Diamond Ju-
bilee of the Central verein, which,
was held at Baltimore. Md. This
award Is made annually by the Utii,
versity Of Notrc Dame to. the persOr
who has achieved outstanding &C.
complishmeiits in Catholic work.
a Conferences
Conferences with the advisory
board will be held Saturday after.
noon at the Hotel Bond, and OF
lSunday afternoon at the same place
Mr.. Kenkel will meet with all COM
nittecs Of the general arrange,
mcnts workers. The hotel Bono
will be general headquarters fol
the convention.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-12
catholic Central Verein plans Meeting
TWO BRIDGES BY
COOLIDGE NAME

Northampton, Mass. Feb. l2.--
CUP)-Home city Of the late Presi-
dent Calvin Coolidge. Northampton
may have two bridges named IN his
memory.
The legislative committee on high
ways and motor vehicles yesterday
reported favorably a bill to desig-
nate the new bridge over the Con-
necticut river between Northamp-
ton and Hadley the calvin Coolidge
Memorial bridge"
Though infrequcntly referred tc
by that name, the highway bridge
over the Manhan river at Mount
Tom junction ofIicially is the Cool
idge Memorial bridge"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-12
JEWELER JUST
ESCAPED JAIL

Worcester, Mass. Feb. l2.-(UP)
Harry Mendelsohn, 48. Boston jew
elry broker, who pleaded guilty to
accessory charges in connection
with the $125,O00 Southboro gem
robbery today was sentenced to two
years In jail and was fined 5000.
but Superior Judge James Q. Don
nelly suspended sentence for four
years and placed him on probation.
Two other defendants, Joseph
Belina, 20, Of Newark. N. j.. and
Samuel Linden. 80, Of Boston, were
convicted on robbery charges earlier
this week and have begun l5-2o-year
prison terms. "a
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-12
CREDITS AWARDED
RESERVE OFFICERS

Thirty-five members Of the Wa
terbury Reserve Oflcers attended
a regular group school session last
night In the post ONCE with Major
Leslie T. Lathrop, unit instructor,
IN charge. .. !.
The meeting, held In the civil
service examination room. was fca-
tured by very detailed paper read
BY Lieut.. Col. Roy Rice Of this city
OF, "Combat Problems"
Credits were issued by Major
Iathrop to all reserve oficers at
tending the school. x
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-12
Last Call

Final opportunity for the public
to view the collection Of ancient
and valuable coins on display at
the Mattatuck Historical Society
Museum will be afforded this aft
crnoon for the exhibit closes at 3
D. m. The display was opened
yesterday afternoon.
The Waterbury Coin club Is
sponsoring the exhibit and is re-
sponsible for the 8 large trays OF
currency and coin. both genuine
and spurious, which are for
the view OF the public.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-12
"In1pOrtant"

Attorney Irving Pasternak, clerk
OF the city court, displayed In
court today q copy of the New
York Herald Of April Is, 1866. con-
tanning an account Of tina assas-
sination Of President Lincoln the
night before. The 70-year-old pa
per has been In MIR. Pasternak's
possession for a number Of years.
and Is Ike. I In a frame.
Most of the front page Is given
over to news of the shooting OF
Lincoln, but only q small head
line, saying Important" herald
cd the story. The actual fact OF
the presidents death Is buried In
the middle Of one Of the columns.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-12
Fooled

Chief Inspector Joseph Stevens
OF the detective bureau reported
today that unsuccessful attempts
at burglary. last night were at
tempted at l49 South Main st. and
ia Porter street. In both places,
he said, attempts to force doors
were made. Z.
The Loose-Wiles Biscuit co. Is
located at the Porter street ad-
dress, while the South Main street
burglary attempt was made at the
building housing the Strand Cloak
and Suit Co.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-12
NINE MORE STATES

Santa Fe.. N. M, Feb. l2-(UP)-
II nine more states approve the
child labor amendment 1t will be-
come part OF the federal constitu-
ton. The amendment was ratified
late yesterday by New Mexico. The
resolution was passed Is 10 IL In the
senate after a heated battle. It was
adopted by the house hast week,
~ % ~,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-12
Y EDUCATORS TO
CONVENE M NDAY

A special meeting OF the industrial
and educational committee OF the
Central Y. M. @. A. will be, held ut
the ri Monday ct l1:lO O'Clock, It
was announced today BY Robert y.
Plat, president. Al members OF the
committee have been urged to be on
hand.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-12
SOUTH DAKOTA REFUSES

Pierre. s. D., Feb. 12-tUP)-The
South Dakota legislature refused
last night to ratify the child labor
amendment. The house Of repre-
sentatives adopted majority COM
mittee report recommending q reso-
luton refusing approval Of the
amendment.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-12

Preparatory to the opening Of
the Catholic Central yerein's Ma,
tioral Concourse in Hartford, Aug.
ust l5-1S. F. P. Kenke! Of st. Louis,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-12

1t Is estimated that, in cities llav-
ing q population OF $500, there are
more than 10000 miles Of streets.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-12

Flavoring extract is to be pro-
duced from wood by q new COM
pany at Cornwall, Ontario.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-12
Walter WinAeIleIl
On Broad zeay


ear Mr. W. about the sabotage theory On
the p recent plane disaster San Francisco Bay? you scuag
mean that experimenting with ray 70 pg
Sounds Wild 70 me I've tod ne aess = ~ t tss
New cr xrIoers are trying organize the press agents the con-
serstive element Qrene Nancy ct al are plotting
5caE them Barnes brother the TribS movie critic -
the gasettes Russian Left for MoscoE On wee
didn't Rubnoff matter as being Oh
We were too loag Keep sending soS mucn e.
problem what 70 III Wn nou se
n0w n be cruaha peeews ssb6as DITTO the Detroit
Times . juliet phoned Suggested you call Bernie your VI
lat1ttne. III s.Sf 49, s5ys IA. S@4g s
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on yes Nubirocs lsdy friend spyosd 70 be DALE Ir-
re ana his gant arg doing t.sora business
three pet pisces Inc new snow
Il the Paradise looks like honey truth - the re-
port Berries missing He merely m celege 2 make
hear that Dr. Dafoe turned down
s testimonial from certain soap firm The Doc said
he sw NO eason why he should telling them the
big time for the gums Check on THIS
That wait Disney fui-lengh cartoon film
wEh nay cost million dollars BE and enjoy Galcos
niece In the SEP last weeks not this issue heard
he repcat beast didn't sound that
Nea forgotten vaee for Gordon Taylor wealthy
society lad from sTOrOntO. " /. ~ IL
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It's over sick and that soon as the
picture is done I've tried to explain
that you SICK but have responded to treatment But try
from becoming wilder setn Fark oy .n way
SIDE spots are hiring many sow Is On which chucEs
lot others out work Wiyel big Is taking
on extra footage Literary Digest Is also doing piece on you
idea of them all doing so-alof-a
could used the eploitatio advantage
years what? You got wrong steer out there denying
Bradley kosherdont let them TOOL you
that way They Just don't want any about 1t,
La gaceta., 1937-02-02
CONFERENCE CON JULIO
A DEL VAYO Ell
MINISTRO BELGA SPAAK

Bruselas, feb. 2.--Conferen.
ciaron en- San Quintfn, Francia,
sobre la muerte del baron d.
Borchgrave, eneargado de ne
gocios de Belgica en- Espafa, ell
ministro de relaciones exterio
res de Espaha, Don Julio Alva-
req del Vayo, Y ell ministro be-
ga de negocios extranjeros, p.
T. 7. Spaak.
A su regreso a esta cludad.
M. Spaak dijo que estimaba DO
sible una seduction satisfactoria
del incidente.
Belgica demandaba honores
miiitares y lie di6 satisfaction
en- ese punto. Tambien deman
daba una indemnizaci6n de un
million de frances para la fami-
liza de la victima.
FL gobierno espanol ha con-
venido EN- pagan la indemniza-
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1937-02-02
LA SPECIALIZATION DE LA ASISTENCIA
MEDICA EN- ESPANA
Conferencia Zelda en- Barcelona
por Ell Dr.. Javier Serene
Ell Garnet Sanitario contra los portadores
de germenes

Lcuidados que no son muchas
las veces los que pueden reel,
Dir en- sus domicilios particu.
lares. En- casi todas las nacio'
mes adelantadas, la asistencis
de los enfermos Sc realiza er
clinieas con todas las condicio.
mes indispensables, que dar
una garantia absolute dentro
de nuestros conocimientos cier
tfficos.
Los enfermos, o sus familia-
res, pagan en- Espana una can
tidad enorme de millones para
la asistencia medica; muchos
de estos millones no pasan a
los bolsillos de los medicos 81
no a poder de numerosos in
termediarios explotadores de
la medicina. La specialization
de la medicina no ha de PERU
dicar a los medicos. No ha de
perjudicar a los enfermos; ha
de perjudicar solamente a es-
tos numerosos Intermediates
parasites de la asistencia me-
dica. Els precise organizar en-
todos los pueblos, y en- todas
las barbados de las poblacio-
mes, Hntas de Sandal consti-
tuidas por medicos de la loca-
lidad, 0 de la barriada, Y veci-
nos. Estas juntas pueden saber
p~erfectamente, las necesidades
sanitarias de 81 demarcaci6n
y las posibilidades econ6mi-
cas-. Son estas juntas, quienes
tocando de cerca los profile
mas sanitarios, pueden resell
verlos. Son estas Juntas, las
que deben recaudar entire los
vecinos los fondos n~ecesarios
para la asistencia medica y So
cial.
Juntas semejantes en- las CO.
marcas y en- las Capitales, me-
dante una relaci6n econ6mi-
ca, podrian establecer los SER
vicios sanitarios y de Asisten-
cia social mas perfectos, sin
burocracia alguna o limitan-
do esta burocracia a 10 estric-
tamente inc ..spensable.
(C0ntinudrd)
La gaceta., 1937-02-02
DEMORA LA CORTE SU DE-
CISION EN- LA HUELGA
DE LA GENERAL IT

Flint, Michigan, feb. e.
81 juez Gadola anunci6 en- la
manana de hoy que no ha re-
suelto ell case de la General Mo
tors, p~lanteado aver ante su cor
tie.
Alas nueve de la maiana ell
Juez entr6 en- la sala del tribu-
nal que preside y dijo que de-
moraba la continuation del iui-
clio hasta la tarde, a petici6n del
abogado de los Obreros Unidos
del Autom6viL.
La guardia nacional del esta-
do de Michigan, armada con a.
metralladoras, bombas de pas
l~acrim6geno y rifles, cuida del
orden en- una extension de 80
ares. Las tropas fuercn lleva-
das anoche, por primera vez, a
la zona de la huelga.
No Sc ha decretado la ley mar
cial en- la ciudad. Los trabajado
res unionistas mantienen la
hrelga sentada en- las fabricas
que tienen en- su poder.
Los no-unionistas tienen en-
sus manos las fabricas 6 y 8 de
la Chevrolet.
Ha llegado en- mission de a.
venencia Ell Sr. James F. Dew
sJ, conciliador de la s~ecretaria
del trabajo.
La gaceta., 1937-02-02
La vida en- Madrid bajo Ell Gobiemo
Municipal Revolucionario
Las fu~nciones de la Junta de Defensa


debe presentar documentos au-
torizandolo, como un pariodis-
ia, a estar en- las Gales despues
de la bora de queda.
acknowledgements ell guardia
da una satisfaction al ciudada-
no, por haberle detenido en- ST.
canine, Y los dos Sc separan di-
ciendo: Salud, Salud.
Ell guardia pregunta 81 ell ciu-
dadano sabe el canine, en- la os
.uridad, y Sc ofrece a acompa-
narle hasta ell sitio donde Sc d.
rige.
En- la parte legislative de la
Question toda la estructura de
gobierno municipal permanece
intacta, a saber, ell alcalde y los
concejales, que funcionan Co
mo antes y bajo Ell punto de Wis.,
Ia de las autoridades militars.
Madrid, como ciuda dfortifica-
la bajo ell sitio, debe ser gober-
NADIA como tai.
Cuando ell gobierno espanol Sc
| .raslad6 a Valencia su autori-
dad en- Madrid pas6 a la Junta
de Defensa. Su mission es diri-
CIR ell abastecimiento de tropa Y
municiones y realizar las fun
clones de un estado mayor. La
capital en- 81 misma es I'm obje-
two militar y TODD ell que en- ella
vive combate por su vida.
Consecuentemente, las funcio
mes de Ia junta tienden q SUI
primir los problemas puramen-
tie municipales.
Estos sc italian en- las manos
de dos comisiones que distribu-
yen alimentos, tarjetas de RAJ
clones y embarques de costa a
costa.
Otra eomisi6n ha dirigid0 la
evacuation de los no-combatien-
ties de la ciudad. Otras conf
stones controlan ell abasteci-
miento de gasolina y la distri-
buci6n y circulation de autom6-
viles.
La censura Y la propaganda
on manejadas por medic dea
Ministerio de Prensa.
En- total, debe admitirse que
las funciones de la vida en- Ma
drid Sc deslizan con sorprenden
tie suavidad.
FL control del gobierno Sc a.
fianza cada veg mas en- las ma
nos de los Delegates electos.
En- seis meses Sc ha sacado ell
orden, bajo la ferrea mano de la
Junta de Defensa, de 10 que an
tes era Ell caos de la guerra.
La gaceta., 1937-02-02
LAS CARROZAS EMI
DAS EN- LA PROCESSION
DE GASPARILLA

Ell jurado que vic desfilar las
carrozas de la procession de Gas
parilla, compuesto por los Sc
nores Franklyn o. Adams, Carl
G. Blakeslee y Sra. Paul T.
Ward, acord6 conceder ell pri-
mer gran premio a la carroza
de la Verbena del Tabaco, en-
la que iban siete bellas senori-
tas.
La carroza de la Verbena fue
aplaudida por ell pdblico desde
que la procession Sc puso en- mar
cha hasta que Sc disolyi6 en- los
terrenos de la Feria.
Menci6n honorifica a la ca
rroza del Centre Asturiano.
En- la division comercial se
otorg6 ell primer premio a la
carroza de los navieros hernia
nos Lykes, y menci6n honori-
flea a la carroza de la pista de
salgos de Sulphur Springs.
Plant City obtuvo Ell primer
premio entire las carrozas de
fuera de Tampa.
A la banda del institute de
Orlando Sc lie di6 ell primer pre-
MIC de bandas y Ell segundo q Ia
de Sebring.
La gaceta., 1937-02-02
LII ARTELE-
RIA LEAL EAS P4sICIoNEs
DE LOS FACC1OSOS
Una coIumna republican, ha
= Vlegado a las puertas de
Granada

Madrid, feb. LA artilleria
leal mantiene hoy un fuerte
borN5ardeo sobre As posiciones
de los facciosos, contestando al
canoneo de los lnsurgentes en-
Vallecas, al suroeste de la ca
pital.
Bajo la lluvia atacaron los mi
licianos, Ell ell sector de Aran-
juez apoderandoss de una i'm
portante fabrica cerca de La
Bastida.
Los fascistas ~atacaron con la
esperanto de recuperar G. terre-
no que habian perdido, pero fue
ron derrotados. Sc libraron los
comibates de mayor intensidad
en- ell area del Parque del Oeste
y en- la carretera de la Coruna.
Varias acometidas fascistas
sobre Ell Piantio y Ia Casa de
Campo fueron rechazados, SUI
friendo el enemigo muchas ba-
jas.
AL gobierno de Valencia Sc in
forma que una fuerte columna
leal ha llegado a las puertas de
Granada, en- ell sur, cortando
las comunicaciones de los fac
ciosos y manteniendo las posi-
clones conquistadas.
La gaceta., 1937-02-02

La "coladura" del dia.
Presento ell restaurant "Co-
lumbia" una carroza con
Don Quijote, Sancho y los
molinos de Viento. No ha-
bfa piratas a la vista.
Nuestro colega ell "Tribu-
ne" describe ass la carroza:
"Un don Quijote armada y
I'm pirata en- miniature subj
do en- un asno."
Sancho Panza Ell bueno
metido a pirata. iQue lie den
la medaIIa de la Feria al
compahero que hizo la deo.
cyipci6nl
La gaceta., 1937-02-02

BESIDE ell micr6f ,no de IL
C.N.T. os llamo a todos, os pi'
do que penseis en- los enter
mos tanto como en- la guerra
Y cue procedamos Immediate.
mente sin cobardias, a resol'
yer ell problema, que es facil
iQue es sencillol Que no. es cos
toso, que no lesiona interese.
de nadie. La socialiZaci6n d.
la medicina, es la soluci6n he
r6ica de todos los problemas
s~anitarios. Precisa una organi-
zaci6n s~anitaria. Els indispen-
sable que la medicina, que Ell
ejercicio professional de la me-
dicina, Sc convierta en- una fun
ci6n social.
La medicina es en- la actua-
lidad un monopolio, pero los
monopolios son c~ontrarios a
los intereses del pueblo. Ell
pueblo tiene derecho a inter-
venir en- la organization de IA
Asistencia Medica. Ell pueblo
puede desconocer la function
tecnica de la medicinal pero no
SUI function social. Una organi-
zaci6n de la medicina, de arri
ba a abajo, es una monarquia
medica; la organization de la
'anidad pdblica ha de hacerse
de abaio a arriba.
Todos, a~bsolutamente todos,
tenemos ell deber de interesar-
nos para crear una organiza-
ci6n sanitaria de tipo social. Es
decir: la socializaci6n de la
medicina.
Parecera a quienes miriam
este problema panoramica-
mente, sin realizar un anaiisis,
que la socializaci6n de la me-
dicina es un problema de gran
envergadura que exigira GUAM
tiosas sumas, sin pensar que
10 que actualmente Sc gasta en-
una asistencia medica detes-
table, es una cantidad enor-
memente mayor que 10 que SC
gastaria en- ell mafana en- una
,asistencia medica. f,
Ell problema estriba en- en-
plear con inteligencia las can
tidades enormes que Sc pagan
por los enfermos de una ma
nera particular para la asis-
tencia medica, y destinarlas a
una asistencia medica contro-
lada, perfectamente cientifi-
ca. La asistencia medica en- la
actualidad, aun para las per-
sonas de cierta posici6n social
que pueden permitirse Ell lujo
de hacerse analisis, radiogra-
ffas, lamar specialists, ETC.,
ETC., es una asistencia enorme-
mente deficiente, porque los
enfermos precisan una serie de
La gaceta., 1937-02-02

mo seria possible constituir
un frerte grupo AntifasciSta
en- Tampa, tomando por base Ell
Grupo Antifaseista Italiano?
La lucha de hoy es contra ell
fascismo Y en- favor de la liber
tad.
Ell grupo Antifascista Italia
no realiza una admirable labor,
pero debiera formarse, con la
cooperation de csc grupo, una
Agrrpaci6n mayor, de amplia
tolerancia.
iPor que no 10 hacemos aho-
ra, sin afectar para NADIA ell fun
cionamiento del Comite del
Frete Popular, que tan noble O.
IRA ejecuta?
Movimiento antifascista para
apoyar ell trabajo del Comite
lei Frente Popular y manana
apoyar la obra de los defenso-
res de la libertad en- este pals
7 en- otros lugares del mundo.
Tienen la palabra los antifas-
,istas. Una agrupaci6n en- la
ne tengan cabida todos los O.
'onentes del fascismo y ell ma.
.ismot
La gaceta., 1937-02-02
LOS MINISTRIES DE JACK
SONVILLE 'PIDEN QUE
SEAN LAS CA
SAS DE JUEGO

Jacksonville, feb. Ala Asc
iaci6n de Ministries de Jackson
lille Sc lha dirigido al goberna-
lor del estado, Mr.. Cone, pidien
lole cierre las numerosas casas
lie juego que estan abiertas en-
la ciudad.
Los ministries dicen que las
autoridades saben 10 que suce-
de, pero que no hacen cumplir
la ley.
En- los garitos Sc juega a la
bolita y en- ciertos lugares dom
de Sc vende cerveza son explo-
tadas muchachas memories de 20
amos.
La gaceta., 1937-02-02

Tienen cabida en- ell anti
fascismo tedos los elemen-
tos democraticos.
Ell fascismo es Ell crimen,
la barbarie, la intransigen-
cha.
Antifascismo significa de-
voci6n a la libertad, CON am
plia tolerancia para todas
las ideas. excIuyendo Ell fas-
cismo, Ell militarismo y Ia re-
aeci6n antibertaria.