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FOR COLORED.

FOR COLoRED.
24S 14th ST. Sc.
Five rooms. bath. hot-water heat. cleo
HARRY JUSTINE.
$40 11th st. NV. National 2S44. IL
FOR COLORED TENANT, 23lS M ST. NV.
Seven rooms and bath; latrobe heat;
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. Realtor,
723 Goth ST. NV
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HOUSES FURNISHED.


AVAILABLE FEB. 16-5-RooM MODERN
For particulars call owner Sunday or eve
nings. Columbia $500 Apt 7O5.
BEAUTIFUL SPANISH. BUNGALOW, 6
location ROGERS AND ToMPKiNs.
RSad'sy5!5s Hood Iaa95 5o0' after Dm' call Green
MONROE ST NW-6 ROOMS, BATH,
completely furnished; many special fea-
lures; gas heat; Sl40. Apply trust dept,
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK,
6I3 18th st. NV. Natl. 1908.
NEW COLONIAL BRICK IN WYNNEWoOD
Park. Silver Spring. Md r., 2 b.. q
oil burner awnings. nice yard; best fur
niture. silver. linen; 15-min; drive down
town; ref. required. Shepherd 3072-J
37I7 KANSAS AVE NV.
Six rooms. bath. attic, oil burner. ga
rage. Call MIR. FISCHER. Met. 0O45 or
Col. 2704-J.
r. and b.. nicely, furnished; ; blocks from
end 14th st. car line and busses and stores.
100 HARRY 3; PITTS co: ann
BRAND-NEW sEMI-DETACHED: RMS,
pa baths. gas heat attractively furnished:
never occupied; rent to responsible people
only. reserVing basement room for owner,
away most of the time; everything fur
nished. Inspection Thursday. Friday or
Sunday. 81 pm. 720 Quackenbos ST.. or
IN OLD GEORGETOWN.
Near 34th and Reservoir rd-Most de-
sirable: rooms, bath. recreation; nice
heat. Rent reasonable at 500 month.
1907 Wisconsin Ave. West 0074.
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THE DAHLIA.

TOl9 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Opposite Walter Reed Hospital
. rooms. kitchen. bath. sun porch $4,000
3 rooms. Kitchen. bath 81 so
Elevator service. elec refrigeration on
house current Res. mgr Apt. 1OO.
L. E. BREUNINGER& & SONS, Inc,
1870 K ST. NV. National 2040.
. BED ROOMS, LIVING ROOM DIN
ette, kitchen and bath; heat furnished.
1898 3rd st. NV. Only Si0 per mo.
ROBT. L. McKEEVER CO., INC,
Shoreham BLDG Natl 1850
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APARTMENTs FURNISHED

2O24 N ST. NW-Table board; thre
meals day. SEQ per months
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ROOMS FUR. g UNFUR.
ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG LADY desires inexpensive studio
or attic with bath furnished or unfur
nished. Dist. 1916. Ext. 2 before pm.
TWO large. bright rooms, furnished or un-
furnished. with closets and bath, S32 full
particulars. Address Box GID. Star Office
COLORED-2 refined young women desire
unfurnished room with kitchenette or kitch-
en- privileges. Decatur 0059 after 430 m.
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APARTMENTS UNEURkIsHED.
NEAR GOVT. DEPTS.
PARK CENTRAL.
INnn E ET IN N

1900 ST. NV
Right Downtown-Near Everything.
Save Car Fare-Walk to Work
rTlgidalre Current Free.
and chairs. dressing room with Murphy
bed. sun room. kitchen, tile bath. built in
tub and shower,
500 5O-Rec. hall. large living room
dressing room. Murphy bed sun room
with Murphy bed. dinette kitchen. tile
bath. built-in tub and shower.
Bellboy. Elevator Switchboard Service.
See MANAGER. Met. 0540.
14O4 X CAFRITZ Dist 90S0.
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1920 LAMONT ST. NW.-Comfortable
clean. single front room; excellent table;
$40. Adams 1921.
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ROOMS UNFuRNISHED.
CONTINUED,

kitchen. Frigidaire. shower bath; gas. elec
free; new modern home. Randolph 1885.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Spacous sunny room,
large closet. 3rd floor west; telephone. Gle
vator. North 1922.
1888 CONN. AVE. NW-Entire top floor:
/ large front; small rear rooms. bath.
5 large closets; $50. Phone North 4211
ATTRACTIVE FRONT ROOM will partly
furn.; near cars. busses: clean home:
adults: breakfast opt. Columbia 1909.
1906 N ST. NV. Apt. 35-Large. front
room semi i-private bath; S27. Call after
8 pm. District 1868,
ROOMS FUR. 6 UNEUR.
SMALL AND LARGE ROOMS and also
apartments in all sections of the city.
Met. $3.50.
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1900 18th N.W.-Young man to share
with another. in lovely old mansion. warm,
comfortably furnished front room: plenty
hak aYnellarnt
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LUX OU I
On the CASCADES!
One OF Washington's most unusual
apartment homes. directly facing
the lower end of lovely Meridian
Park FOUR exposures, large Liv-
ing Room with Murphy Bed TWO
Bed Rooms Small Dining Room.
Kitchen REFRIGERATION and
bath. And ONLY S70i
2201 18th ST. NV.
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10 TENTH ST. NE.
Duplex apartment of rooms and bath.
Frigidaire. Oil burner: S57 so.
THE MUNSEY TRUST CO.,
National SOSn
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APARTMENTS UNEURNIsHEp.
(COntinued.) ]

l007 N. Y. AVE. NW-2nd AND 3rd
floors; rooms. bath; heat. hot water and
e!ec; furnished: newly decorated: S67 so.
CAYWOOD BROS & GARRETT, INC. 915
NJ Y. ave. National OQS2
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STUDIO APT-soMETHMG OUT OF
nished living room. fireplace, balcony. high
ceilings. 2 bed rooms. 4 closets tile bath
kitchen. Frigidaire. oil furnace: near car
lines: lease not required. Col 55R2
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DETACHED BRICK.
CHEAPER THAN RENT.

For $3.50 cash and S61 so per month
you, can buy a new. detached. modern
cellent section of Chevy Chase. D. c.
Convenient to everything Opportunities
like this don't come often. Call j. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN, INC. day or evening,
az Clev. 2S32.
BUNGALOW BUYERS SEE 1904 TAYLOR
st. ne, MICHIGAN Park Reconditionec
like new. B rooms and bath attic oil
heat, large lot with detached garage.
Price. $3.50; reasonable terms. Open
daily. LOUIS H. HALL Realtor. 3s04
24th 81. n POI 6n2l
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Mr.. MONASTERY-NEwL DECOR. AT
tract, completely furn., liv. rm. bed rm..
kit, incl. porch; gas. elec.; cont hot water
g. E. ref; unlim. tel: cars 10th and E
bus, stores at corner; S47.5O. 1921 Ran
dOlph st. n e 10
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

y.
modern. detached 6-room brick home.
designed to combine all the conveniences
OF an apartment with the desirability of
private residence. Close TO schools and all
other conveniences Price So $50.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H St NV National o345
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

$50 KENYON ST. NW-BED ROOM
kitchen with sink glaSsed-in porch; light.
gas. heat furnished; reasonable.
5O51 N H. AVE. APT. 201--SUBLET AT
tractively furnished tWo-room. kitchenette
and bath apartment; available Immediately.
1928 IRVING ST-ATTRACTIVE APIS
OF l and > rooms. kitchen. bath. gas,
elec.- Frgidaire: couples.
1904 GA AVE. NV LARGE. BRIGHT
room, . closets: large kitchen porch: in
detaChed home, adults (Ienrgla LID
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AVAILABLE FEB. I6-5-RooM MODERN
bungalow with garage in Lyon Park Va.
For particulars call owner Sunday or eve
ningS. Columbia 5000 Apt. 705.
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PARK CENTRAL. No. 42S-ATTRACTIVE
apt. to share with group of girls: imme-
diate possession
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DOWNTOWN, FRONT APT.

1918 10TH st. NV.
Three large rooms foyer. kitchen and
bath with shower. Frigidaire. elevator, $50.
Apply res mgr. Decatur 3S41. z. QUINCY
SMITH. INC. 900 18th ST. NV. District
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n. @. sMITHY CO..
S1l 10Th st. NV. National be03.
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IN OLD GEORGETOWN-FIVE ROOMS.
bath small sarden, oil-burner heat: near
Saith and o sJs.: price reasonable. Address
Box 6S-D Star office
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-02-05
Squire Neal
Tells OF Visit
TO Kansas City
Editors:

In compliance with your request
per our telephone conversation to-
day you are informed as follows:
I arrived in Kansas City, Mo-,
Wednesday, Jan. 20, and felt thor
oughly at home as far as the
weather was concerned; it was be-
low zero. However, I was soon to
be reminded that was in Missouri
as the next day the water was run
ming in the streets and spring
seemed to have arrived.
The condition among our people
there is pathetic. A large number
unemployed and those on relief do
not receive sufficient to maintain
a good morale among them. Yet
on the other hand one is surprised
that so large a number frequent
places of amusement and all night
long there is laughter and hilarity
beyond human understanding. They
seem to depend upon visitors and
railroad men, running into the
town, bringing money to spend for
their enjoyment and one is remind
ed of systematic plan of some to
enjoy themselves at the expense of
others.
Negro business, in all lines, is
somewhat improved and the men
themselves go about their work
courageously and with hope in the
future.
My first Sunday there I visited
Rev. D. A. Holmes church and
found it well attended, but was
sorry to learn that this was not
true with the churches in general.
On conversing with pastors of
other churches was informed that
the attendance has fallen off to a
marked degree. I attributed this
to economic conditions, but was
promptly told that this wasn't
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-02-05
IN THE SPORT LIGHT
By JIMMY LEE

The time drawing brother will brother
face dear public the basketball game
between the actually happen
and where? Oh the Phyllis Wheay February the
815 P M From the dope gather both going
their practice sessions quite vigorously should with blood
eye? All plans being made handle
down at the Wheatey hear that the betting" slightly
toward the Aphas but who knows these anything
happen ball game Brothers
Aen who attended the National Omega held Philadelphia
recently brought back flaming of the played
the Omega and Aphas delights telling
furthermore Dr. Butler time brothers.
hard practice how this dumping should be Allen
his greatest thrill when Gregory captain of the
dribbed the length of the floor tie Well
careful Aphas these boys pull something the
1t though the Harlem TrOtters deserving
west that for the time being they
for a solid month the
The St. Phillips Trotters Gopher division
the ST. Paul Municipal basketball leagues The Halle
mediates second placenot bad boysnot bad ALL
The Twin City golf club the Sterling Sunday
meeting attended the
changing
15 Rev. Phelps nominated the clubs honorary
her,
By way Kappas asking game winners
the Omega Alpha aai-they saying Crump Booey
Gibson the and Bohannan arang
Taylor Paul. just eligible
ball. supposed life the Central
game played Halle floor Taylor
teams % points, WELL only hope his high school scoring will be
good
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-02-05
true. I was informed that the beer

true. I was informed that the beer
parlors and saloons were 'respon-
sible for this sad state of affairs.
Since these places are permitted to
operate all night it has caused a
great decrease in church attend
ance. It seems as though large
number of them frolic all night
Saturday and consequently are too
tired to attend church on Sunday.
One other thing 1 found very de-
pressing there, as well as in other
cities with a large Negro popula-
ton, was the lack of training
among our Negro children. Little
boys and girls are allowed to run
the streets and the contact of the
good with the bad makes one won
der just what is to become of the
next generation as the influence OF
the bad seems to dominate. Little
fellows, aged 8 to 10 years, using
language barely heard here among
grownups.
While there I met several refu-
gees from the flood district and
their description of the horrors
they experienced is beyond human
imagination. There was some COM
plant as to discrimination being
employed by the American Red
Cross, but in the main they seemed
to have been fairly considered.
1 visited the Colored General
hospital and lunched with the bust
ness manager, Mr.. Q. ]. Gilmore.
After lunch was shown through
the institution and was happy to
see the fine system employed in the
conduct of doctors, nurses and in
ternes.
To sum up in review, the people
of Kansas City are a bright lot,
very cheerful and apparently re-
signed to a bright hope Of the fu-
ture.
I found all very hospitable and
anxious to show me a good time.
With these observations, am
ever your friend,
W. SQUIRE NEAL.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29
EN- DEFENSA DE Ia
ESPANA NUEVA
Piratas y Corsarios

Entire bandidos Y granujas
anda ell juego. Los fascistas es'
panoles hijos espureos de Je-
sds, por donde pasan siembran
"a muerte.
Con sus barcos piratas circu
Ian por Ell mar. No hallando
presas o bocados apetecidos,
Sc ceban con esos pueblos cos
tenos, como CuIlera, que ha re.
cibido la vista del pirata "Ca.
narias." Son excelentes tirado'
res al extreme que sus tiros sc
han perdido en- las malezas de
un bosque. Que conste que no
ha sido por humanismo, nj por
alarmar, ha sido debido a su
estado, sin duda, de embria :
guez, como borrachos que son
esa tripulaci6n de guardias ci.
viles que sc han ensanado con
los her6icos marineros que Sc
negaron a seguir al fascismo.
No pasa dia que no podamos
mencionar hechos de p~irateria,
ST este fuera POGO, les vemos
constantemente, persiguiendo
a los barcos pesqueros, a esas
tripulaciones diminutas e indie
fensas, piloteada por lobos dc
mar, sin mas defensa que su
deseo de llevar a sus hernia
nos, algo con que calentar sus
est6magos.
POGO importa a esos bandi-
dos que ell pescado no llegue Q
los enfermos y heridos. Desal-
mados por esencia, gozan del
dolor ajeno; no hay tormento
(PGsG q la la. pdg.)
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

Madrid, enero 29.-Los fas-
cistas lanzaron hoy un contra
ataque sobre las posiciones que
aver conquistaron los leales en-
ell parque del Oeste, sector que
domino la Ciudad Universita-
ria, y fueron rechazados.
Atacaron los insurgentes las
posiciones de las alturas de la
Ciudad Universitaria, al norte,
Y la Casa de Campo en- Ell sur.
Ell mando leal ha ordenado la
salida de refuerzos para las po-
siciones leales en- ell parque del
Oeste.
Sc oye desde ell centric de la
oiudad Ell fuego de las ametra-
lladoras Y los rifles. Tratan los
fascistas de proteger a los hom-
bres sitiados en- la Ciudad Uni
versitaria.
Comentando la victoria de an
teayer, ell general Jose Miaja
dijo que era la mejor prueba de
que Ia milicia esta va bien pre-
parada para Ia ofensiva.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

Este distinguido joven ha 81
do recientemente ascendido,
en- premio a sus meritos, a en-.
cargado de la importante item
da MEMS Shop" de los seno.
res Fernandez y Garcia, situa-
da en- Ia esquina de la Sspti-
ma avenida y calle Is.
Garcia conoce bien a la ellen
tela latina v dice cue lie place
servir a un ESTABLISHMENTS
donde todos los efectos son de
primera calidad.
Felicitamos al inteligente jo.
ven, 10 mismo que a los due
nos del stablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29
Declararon aver Stoloff, Muralaff y Shestof
Muratoff confeso SUI sincer3 amistad
hacia f0eskp

Mrraloff, I'M pajaro de Sife.
rente @plumaje, hombre fuerte
amigo y admirador de Trotzky,
fue en- una ocasiAn goSernador
militar de Moscou.
"Trotzky sc mantuvo firme,
Yo soy su amigo, Sc me detts
vo EN- abril, Ell Siberia, Y por A-
puesto yo soy culpable. Pero
durante Ohio meses no %confest,
por dos razones personales !
una Sncera razon politica.
Trctzky es mi amigo.
lie tt aaron a listed NAL
despues de su arresto?-le pre-
gunt6 ell fiscal.
-Por ~supuesto que no; pero
eEos me arrestaron y yo decidi
no hablarleS.
d Despues listed confes6?
oh, bien, commence a pensar
que 70 estaba eqrivocado y Sta
lin en- ell verdadero lugar, y ESQ
fue TODD.
La VOC de Shestoff es dura Y
odiosa. Describe sus relaciones
con espias Y saboteadores.
En- las minas que 81 contro-
laba ocurrieron 60 incendios en-
n ano.
A preguntas del fiscal dijo:
Nosotros pusimos esos fuegos Y
robamos dinamita. Varios ninos
en~contraron la dinamita Y ex-
plotaron con ella.
70 hice matar al ingeniero
Borazin, sabiendo que era hon.
RADIO Y servia al pueblo. Necesi-
tabamos dinero y preparamos
ell asalto Y rebo de un banco.
Nos apoderamos de 1875, 900 ru-
bios y yo di a Muraloff $4,000
para 10 que fuera necesario.
Todos los que oyeron la sini-
"a declaration de Shestoff que
xaron horrorizados.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

los de Francia e Inglaterra vi
gilen los prertos fascistas y los
de Italia y Alemania los puer-
tos leales. Russia mandara tam
bien varios de sus barcos de que
IRA.
Nuevas victorias estrategicas
han obtenido las milicias leales
en- ell frente de Madrid, seg1n ell
general Miaja.
Los milicianos tienen hoy en-
sus manos la colina del Parque
del Oeste, que capturaron aver.
Las milicias atacaron y los
facciosos emprendieron veloz re
tirada.
Para mantener la neutrali-
dad en- la frontera hispano-por-
tuguesa sc situaran Observable
res francsses e ingleses.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

Ell ComitS de Defensa del
Frente Popular Espahol des-
tinara una semana de La cues
taci6n en- las fabricas a la
Cruz Roja Americana.
Mas de mil pesos que Sc
enviaran a los que sufren los
desastrosos efectos de las
inundaciones.
La obra de humanidad del
Com.te, cue Sc realiza en- be-
nef.cio de los ninos, mujeres
y hombres de Espana, Sc ex-
tendera al vale de Ohio.
Acuerdo feliz y digno de
apiauso Ash piensa y siente
Ia coIonia latina.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29
La bandera del fascismo

Ia bandera del fascismo
espahol flota en- las GALES de
Tampa, puesta por Ia Aso-
ciaci6n de la Feria.
Aunque los miembros de
la Asociaci6n viven On una
ciudad cosmopolita, muchos
de ellos ignoran que los Coz
lores rojo y gualda de algu-
mas de sus banderas SON los
dolores de los photos que
dede eli aire lanzan bonnbes
sobre los ninos y mujeres de
Madrid.
Para mArchar de acuerdo
con los sentimientos de la
colonia latina, Que todos los
amos ileva sus d6lares al te-
reno de Plant, la Asociacion
pudiera ordenar Ia retirada
de esa bandera. Pongan en-
su Iugar In trieoIor espaRola.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

Moscou, enero 29.-El JHAciC
de Trotzky Sc desenvueIve co.
no una tragedia griega, conGn
cuadro de homibres debiles en-
vueltos en- una red de circuns-
tancias y de hombres fuertes
combatiendo por ideas Y amigos
que Green essar en- 10 jrsto,
UnA4eve~maq NJ. S.
Strolloff, Y IN soldau0s vetera-
no, N. j. Muraloff, declararon
aver, y les sigui6 A. A. Shes
toff, que alarde6 de ser un de-
lincuente chico.
t.cllcff prdiera servir CO.
mo una lecci6n sobre 10 que la
revoluci6n ha hecho por las ma
sas. Hijo de un pequeno cam
pesino, a los II amos Sc uui6 a
la revolution bolseviqre.
En- 1880 Sc gradu6 en- la Es-
cuela de Minas y sc lie mand6
despues a Alemania por cuenta
de Russia y complete su educa-
ci6n en- ell Ruhr. No pertenecia
al partido Comunista y aparen-
tamente no tenia interes en- la
politica.
"Los alemanes me cogieron
Ell una red-dijo en- tono COM
pungido, Y me cogieron como
una mosca'.
I'm aleman de la fabriea dom
de el trabajaba, lie dijo que era
su deber informar a La Gestapo.
la policia secreta, de 10 que pa
saba en- Russia.
"Yo no 10 hice. 70 no soy I'm
comunista, pero tenia 6rdenes
estrictas de no hablar de politi-
ca. Mas tanto insistieron en- que
convine en- hacer algo por ellos.
Entretanto 70 habfa leido un
libro de Trotsky y viendo la mi
seria en- mi aldea comence 4
detestar al regimen de Stain. A
mi regreso a Alemania me con-
vencieron''.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29
LA SRTA. EUGENIA LA
COURSE GANO IL PRIME
RIOS PREMIOS

En- las exhbiciones culina-
rias de la Feria de Florida Sc o.
torgaron hoy IL primeros pre-
mics a la Srta. Ehgenia La
Course, vesina de la casa ndme-
70 2104 de la Once avenida. Ell
ano pasado gan6 Ii primeros
premios y dos segundos.
Su madre, la Sra. Charles
La Course, recibi6 ocho prime
ros premios y cuatro segundos.
En- los ocho ano SIDE la Feria,
la Sra. LaCourse y su hija nan
ganado 149 primeros premios y
56 segundos.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

Re. ientemente nuestro direc-
tor visit6 al DR.. Grau San Mar
tin, en- Miami Beach.
Mantiene ell DIR. Grau la tests
legal de que regresarfa a Cuba
81 ALI lie ofrecieran garantias
de unprecedented electoral.
lQuien podra darle al DR..
Grau y a los revolucionarios Gu
banos esas garantias?
va sabemos que las garantias
eluivalen a no garantizar NADIA.
lie habian dado garantias al
pobre Octavio Seigle y los "ba-
tisteros'' lie mataron y quema-
ron su cadaver.
LuegQ como esas garantias
no exisfen, porque para existir
Batista tendrfa que declinar ell
n1ando en- otras manos, ell DIR.
Grau no podra regresar a Cuba.
No sc pueden aceptar, por dig
niaAd y honor, las garantias
,2ue NADIA garantizan, las "batis-
teras."
La gaceta., 1937-01-29
HITLER SUS
PLANES AL REICHSTAG.

Berlin, enero 29.-E canci-
Her Hitler ha namado a session
al Reichstag con ell fin de obte-
ner la aprobaci6n de sus planes.
Aseg1rase que ell parlamento
ORA I'm mensaje del gobierno
que hara epoca en- la historic
moderna del pals.
Hitler desea adquirir nuevos
territories y creese que la decla-
raci6n del gobierno estar& rela-
cioanada con csc problema.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29
UNA MINA HUNDIO I'm VA
POR INCLES

Bilbao, Espana, Enero 29.-
Una NINA hundio hoy, cerca de
aqui, a I'm vapor mercante de
bandera inglesa.
Tratase de una embarcacion
como de 1000 toneladas. Ig-
n6rase la suerte que hayan po-
dido correr los triplantes.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29
Diicil es la tarea>que pesa sobre Ell
Gabnete de Largo Caballero
La obra de Martinez Barrio, Indalecio Prieto
Marcelo Rosenberg
FL ejercito del pueblo sigue organizandose y Ell
proletariado dira la Ultima palabra

no de na2i6n sino de proletaria-
d dira la palabra final en- los
destinos de la nueva Espana, Ell
proletariado salv6 a la Repdbli-
ca que Ell Julio sc hundia. Por
10 tanto tiene una primera hi
poteca sobre ell nuevo regimen
y ha comenzado a ~ejercitar su
derecho.
La Constitution liberal de
1881 ha sido arrojada por la
borda.
Funcionan los tribunales po-
pClares. Dos grandes medidas
revolucionarias estan en- abier-
ia contraposici6n con la letra de
la Constitution: La ocupaci6n
de la terra por los campesinos
" la colectivizaci6n de la indus
tria.
Dentro de seis meses Sc apre-
ciaran mejor los efectos de los
cambios hechos.
Para entonces Sc apreciara
mejor puien verdaderamente
controla en- Espaha: 81 ell gobier
no del Frente Popular o parties
del Frente reducidas a gu mas
pequena pero fuerte expression
Jos milicianos armados que
pertenecen a los sindicatos o
gremios,
Aqui Sc nota la gram diferen-
cia entire Espaia y Russia, entire
ell ibero alerta g individualista
y ell eslavo.
La Russia de Occidente, GUAM
do llegue a tai, sera diferente
de la Russia de Oriente. Hubo
bandidaje en- los primeros dias
del Soviet y 10 hay ahora en- Es-
rana, pero sobre TODD predomi-
ma ell espiritu anarquista de la
Confederation General del Ira
bajo y la Federation Anarquis-
Ia Iberica, EN- contradiction con
ell fascismo y tambien ell nazis-
mo.
Las actividades de los sindi-
catos producer ansiedad en- ell
gobierno, especialmente en- ell
ministerio de hacienda.
En- TN reciente communicate
Sc dijo que ha llegado Ell tempo
de que la militia rinda cuentas.
Hace alg1n tempo ell ministro
de hacienda firm6 UNI decreto
disponiendo que las p~ropieda-
des incautadas sc entreguen al
Estado. Fin ell case de ~propieda-
DIES productiyas, en- Madrid, los
sindicatos han estado cobrando
los alquileres por su cuenta.
TODD indica que en- ell future
los anarco-sindicalistas desarro
llaran una fuerza formidable.
Usan gorros negros y rojos Y
estos gorros Sc ven en- todas par
ties. Sus AUTOMOBILES son tan
numerosos como los de la Union
General de Trabajadores; pero
pudiera ser que hayam mostra-
do mas activos en- la requisa.
La lucha Sc mantiene y ell e.
iercito del pueblo esta en- mar
cha.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

Grau-nos dijeron anoche en-
Ia velada del Cfrculo-volvera
muy pronto a la Habana y pro-
ibablemente Batista lie encasilla
"a en- la Universidad Nacional.
Nos enfadamos con ell que tai
cosa nos dijo, en- defensa del
DR.. Grau.
Cuando hablamos con Ell ex :
.presidente en- Miami Beach Sc
refiri6 a un punto de vista legal
que es razonable; pero NADIA nos
dijo de aceptar las condolences
v las garantias de Batista.
A nuestro juicio la juventud
revolucionaria exilada debiera
mandar una comisi6n a Miami
de la que nos brindamos a for
mar parte, para la acalraci6n de
esos rumores que vienen circu-
lando.
La verdad tenemos que como
cerla ahora, en- ell momento opor
tuno.
Aver, aniversario del naci-
miento de Marti, hicieron a Full
gencio Batista, segnn oimos por
la Radio, hijo adaptive de la Ha
bana.
iSacrilegio, sacrilegio! Oar
"honores" a Batista en- ell dia
que pertenece a Marti.
Poner en- ell mismo plano, en-
Ell mismo nivel, a Batista ell ex-
sargento, ell traidor a la revolu-
ci6n, con Jose Marti.
iEs que ina parte del pueblo
cubano ha perido la raz6n?
iC6mo es possible descsnder
tanto?