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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-07-23
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- IoN, -, Ju,y - The IN
aefiption on the wall read Justice 10
Al, and wondered ii ii va III I
matter Of form
# you recall, last weeks Forum
catfied an article concerning IN ag i
Negro man BY the name Ill NnAums
who mad been aeyeily beaten III une
81 The city patrolinen
The second pas II the trial was
held Tuesday, July 20, ii Diyis oa
Geuit No. |, befere Judge scalaf
nlait NJ. lkruse waa City proseea.
Ter and patrolman K. Il, Derr was
llle prosecuting defendant. The d !.
Tense was represented by ]. q lbcrt
Naltets and Attorney Matthew
Shields.
Rcsanang the case. Williams, the
Vletlm, took the stand to recige ii
the court that he been locked IN "a
The charge of wfangiing and quarrel
ing Attorney Shields una ATTORNEY
Walters brought out very plainly Is
the court aud TO his Honor thai 1t
fad been unnecessary In the first
place fer the patrolman to inquiio Al
to the posse sion Of Il licenae. To
substantiate his point Sill, Ids real
from the Dayton City Ordinances.
tiiat such license shall be placed in
4 conspicuous place on the vehicle.
Since tho license was iii the ar
place, the patrolman' first Quest, Il
was nnealled for Secondly, Shields
pointed out, the policeman had no
grounds on which to arrest Williams.
much less attack him, BECAUSE the
ordinance reads TINT When an afIrav
occurs, and an officer i called after
such an occurrence, tie officer has
no right To make All arrest on tho
statement Of d bystander, without II
legal warrant.
Both Of these po ints we're quite sig.
nilicant and directly in evidence sc
this whole case. II any justice 1T Ill
wouii have been shown, tse Jude
would have dismissed the case then
aud thcre. But no, one Of thu eity's
force was involved, and II had I'd be
gotten around better than that.
The city prosecutor took up the
proceeding. He pointed out to the
court and to Judge schlafman that
they wantod no harsh punishment fot
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-07-23
CROSSWAITH REPORTS ON HIS
LABOR TRIP THROUGH SOUTH

The young Negfo, Bryant Floyd,
who was elected president ol the new
Local ii native Of SoaLa Carolina
He was emploed as u porter I 4 years
ago. II was moi leng however before
he WAS engaged hi many ether duties
besides nortering until iAlally he be'
came TIL issost important worker IL
The shop. When the Union staa | q
it's campaign to organize the isals q
garcnt worker ln anta, fIogd
promptly Joined the union. Ioday
he Ii the shop chairman In . filni
That employs so workers. 2b white l
and i Negroes. From my obselgirr
ton. ie enjoys the respect and con-
iidcnce Of all the workers IL his 50 y
as well as the respect and con1denes
Of the 1.r.G.W,u. III Atlanta. The
other officers elected with him $50
appear to be promising human mit'
terial for true trade unionism. The
Secretary of The Local II Miss l'ai
tressa Carter, native Georgian
Whites BE ply Interested
], The officers and ombership Of the
sister local tahitel arc dceply "
| fere=t ri dls IN new organization.
1 Many of them were present n ths
installation and exsFressed themss I'M
4 i pr'v an5 fulir ~ the high hoseF
md frnternal feeliag they enfsrtalll
| For their sisters and brothes Of color.
Before administering the oash u
/ oiTiee to tha naw officials, a uke n
/ part as follows;
n anlv wish Il were pnss'hla for
! Gccnsinasd en page shresl
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-07-23
The Rev. 4. NJ. King
Declares Negro Still
In Economic Slavery
Miss Burroughs Urges
Constant Fight
s~.-s---
Or. Wesley Cites
Instances In History
When Negro Has
Struck for F Freedom

WAsiIINGaON, DC Despite the
dark picture painted of the future of
The Negro ii American life BY lhp
Icy. lorenzo M King, pastor of the
Vt. Marl Nil. Church, Now York
City, ut the closing session of tic
hnss kegianal tasnferenee heta SAT
urday, other speakers held ray 81
hope for tho twelve million Negroes
81 the United States, but stressed tho
fact that victory will only be achieved
Ut the price Of sacrifice constant war
and eternal vigilance.
Tho conference was held 1T the
Howard Theatre aud was attended by
3ad delegates from the states com.
nfising this district.
lle, King who Ii pastor of one of
the largest churches III New York has
spent some 40 years in The South,
Ills address was the first AZ three 1T
the night session, He stated that Iii
the future the Negro has been told
that work, industry. politics, wealth
and religion would solve his problem
In the United Stites,
Still Problem
Although the Negro has qualified
to hold his own in these fields he Ii
still SUIT ring Iii / an hlcment, segrc
CATION, Jim crow and civil abuses Ill
the hFnds OF he white man. Ir. king
said, he saw little hope for The salva
/, tion Of the Negro In America,
Tho average white man has III
more respect for il rich Negro thai
ne has for 4 poor Negro. IT'S lht
color Of the skim declared the
npeaker. Even tho church Ii spon
soring raeiai prejudice and wr arc
told this is part OF The philosophy 81
Jesus Christ. The church has turned
its back Oh Ms, +" lac declared.
The speaker advocated following
Continued en pass saarl
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-07-23

NORRIS GIVEN DEATH IN NEW
VERDICT IN SC0TTSB0RO CASE

Wright. Watts ~ led he Woula
have 10 consult hsa doctor.
Ju0ge Ads Prosecution
The jury began its deliberations
at 4 Am, taking IN hour out far
lunch, and reported it's verdict ay
2.aS. Ii was tic quickest verdict
since the original eoantry fair trials
nj Seoltsboro, winch the United
States supreme Court reversed be
cause the defendants were not per.
mitted adequate representation bs
counsel.
Judge Callahan charged the jury
III 4 two hour speech Iii which he
labelled himself the best LAWYER ~
tie side Of the prosecution. He close
II rnealleled the prejndieed charges
lie has delivered to the juries IN the
thffe other Seotlsooro eases over
which he has presided.
Iie actually convicted Norris on
evcry count 40 matter on which paft
Of the train he WINS OF what he did,
ne covered AL possibilities of exclu,s.
ing any testimony that would free ths
hoy. In legal terminology he con.
demned any Negro for rape who took
palt IN The fight with 4 group Of
white boys on the train.
AL the end Of his chargc to The
jury, Clarence Watts, Alabama-borl
attorney, exclaimed
.That Is All Indictment Of race
Callahan also glorified the test
mony of Victoria Price and endeaYo,''
ee To offset testimony damaging 20
her reputation. Il. s. Watson III
Ii L. Wallace, two former deputy
shaitfs Of Huntsville, The home town
! Of Mrs. Price, had testified that he
reputation WINS such that they Woal'
not believe her undors oath Callahan
told the juryi
"a woman Of bad character coul
| tell the truth. All you have 10 find
cut il whethor he did tell it,
lie added that II was necessary
that her testimony bo corrobo~atea
He also gave his own rehuttals fes
MANY Of the charges the defenfs
had him rend 10 clear Norris.
Continued on page four1
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-07-23

NEW YORK While Representa-
tive II. Il. Cox of Georgia was in.
Weighing in Congress and over the
radio against labor despotlsm,
against "John Lewis and the Fio, 4
and threatening bloody passlbilis
ties. to labor organizers who preach
social. political and economic equal
ity 10 the Negro population IN the
South an event of more than pass.
ing significance took place in Atlanta,
Ca, on sunday afternoon, June 27
On that occasion group Of NE.
pro garment workers who had rs
Gently been organized BIZ the i.ls.e'.
W.T.. met to Install their newly elec
tea officers. The Local IL conapoacd
of pressars, tinishera and folders. ~
present these are the operations t'
which the Nevp III the Industry n
confined But II N safe 70 assume
that az time goes on and more Nc
groes find their way into the industry
thar will enter the other and more
Skilled departments of ladies garment
anaking. u. ]. -.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-07-23

DECATUR, Ala. tCNAl flput
ing the opinion of the civilized world
and ignoring overwhelming ploof I'll
Tie Innocence of the Scottshoro boys.
an all-white Alabama jury returned
i verdict of guilty with the death
sentence against Clarence Norris,
first Of eight boys to 20 On trial be-
fore Judge w. w. tspeed) Callahan
The ninth boy, Haywood Patterson,
Is serving q 75-year sentence.
II was the ninth ail-White jury til
sit in judgement en- the celebrated
seostsboro case, following the arrest
Of the nine boys IN March, 1891, on
q flamed-up charge Of 'raping' two
white GIRLS who we're hoboing on ii
freight train.
A few minutes after Tie iuro II
returned the death verdict againss
Norris they were laughing uproari
oualy as they started toward the
clerks office to get their pay and be-
fore they were out Of earshot pf the
courtroom.
Weams Case Postponed
Morris. who sat daadly calm and
# 4 during the short, rushed trial
showed the first sign Of emotion when
he leaned forward as soon AS the
hdsrible words, we find the defend
ant guilty and fix his punishment at
death, were read by John III. Green.
click of the court. Samuel I4eiho.
qitz, chief of defense counsel, an
nounced immediately that an appeal
would he taken.
The case Of Charlie Weems which,
in accordance with the timetable
schedule set by Judge w w tspeed)
Callahan, was TO come mp the same
day that Norris's trial ended, Iuiy
I5, was postponed fer week be-
cause OF the illness If Clarence
Watts, Huntsville, Ala. attorney aid
me the defense, Watts told the
court that the long, hard hours iixe.l
by Callahan and the saltry weather
had been more than his constitution
could stand.
Judge Callahan pressed him rs q
whether he felt he could proceed on
Monday, July 10, IN The trial Of Ands
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-07-23
Loaytonian Wins
Recognition

Sterling y. Taylor, assistant man
ager OF the Dayton branch Of the
Supreme Liberty Life Insurance
Company, received the National Ne
gro Insurance Association emblem
which places him eleventh among
the nations best colored insurance
statesmen.
Out Of approximately $4,000
agents who participated Iii the NM,
Week campaign which was held May
i7-22, only ninety were eligible to
receive medals. Louis Kervin, also
Of Supreme Liberty Life who was
placed sevcntyrsec cond, was the only
other Daytonian To be awarded an
emblem.
Thn supreme Liberty Life Insur
nnee Company was foremost, leading
all other companies In production
during the National Insurance Week
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-07-23

Wright, Watts ~ lied he Woula
have 20 consult llss doctor.
1uRge Ads Prosecution
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-07-23
X. c. All-Southern
Gridder Killed In
Steel Plant Accident

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. IS Harrison
Dabney, Jr., Knoxville College star
athlete, WAS caught Off side by tho
Great Referee and suffered his
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La gaceta., 1937-04-20

FL dia 10 de Abril la colonia
espafola del Norte de Califor-
mia celebr6 una function en- Ell
Auditorium Breamland, de San
Francisco, a beneficio de la Re-
publica Espahola Y para eonme-
rar su sexto aniversario.
Sc prepare por las Socieda-
DIES Espanolas midas un pro-
grama compuesto lpor los hume
ros siguientes: Rapsodia anda-
luza, por la orquesta de Her
nandez; acto aleg6rico a Espa-
ma, por Jose Camahort; presen-
taci6n del consul espanol, don
Miguel Pizarro; sevillanas, por
r. Bautista, Andres Luis v Sill.
vestre Diaz; pieza arabe, Juani-
ia Y Filiberto; bulerfs, Barbara
ia Sanchez; canci6n Espaia,
Sra. Aida Luther; rumba, Con-
chita Bilbao; DANA tipica, por
La gaceta., 1937-04-20

mite e mel decreto que las puer-
tas quedan abiertas para una
possible restauraci6n de la mo
narquia en- Espana, 81 la die
tadura sale triunfante de la
guerra.
Quedara tornado ell partido
o la partida de traidores de
Frans.o, por la Falange y los
Raquetes carlistas y llevara el
nombre de Falange Espaiola de
Tradicionalistas v Juntas nacio
males Defensivas Sindicalistas.
Los partidos que Sc declaran
ilegales por ell imitador de Hit
Ter y Mussolini, son: Renova-
ci6R Espa1ola eel partido de
Goicoechea, y Acci6n Popular
Cat6lica, de Jose Maria Gil Ro-
bles.
Como jefe del gobierno 0 tira-
MIA sera ayudado por un secrs-
tariado o iunta g un c0n&alo
,naci0nal
La gaceta., 1937-04-20

Tallahassee, abril 20.-La ley
de recuperaci6n de la Florida,
ley que combate las cadenas de
establecimientos, sera apoyada
y rebatida intensamente en- las
semanas que Sc aproximan.
Varias camaras de concrete
han resuelto oponerse a la ley
del senador Tillman, que darfa
Ell golpe de muerte a las cade-
mas, y mandarin delegaciones
a esta capital.
Ell proyecto de ley Tillman
sera discutido Ell tunes en- un
iuicio p1blico. Dirige la oposi-
ci6n ell senador Holland, de Bar
tow, defensor n1mero / de las
cadenas.
Los proponentes de la ley de
recuperaci6n Green que pasara
en- la camara; pero que encon-
tiara muy frerte oposici6n en-
el senado.
Las eadenas tienen va agen-
les de ptsnss Qae distrihayen
La gaceta., 1937-04-20

Londres ,abril 20--El vapol
ingles "Seven Seas Spray rom
pi6 hoy Ell bloqueo y entr6 en- Bill
bao, a pesar de la vigilancia dc
la marina facciosa.
All dar la noticia, A. j. Pope,
propietario del vapor, NANTES
to que ell vapor habia pasado
para probar que ell bloqueo es
imaginario, no real.
Ell captain J. "Patata" Jones,
que manda un pequeho vapor de
earga, ha pedido permiso al CO
mite de no-intervenci6n para
entregar su carga en- Bilbao,
que Sc compone principaimente
de patatas, cebollas y harina de
trigo.
Calc1lase en- $125, 900 ell valor
del cargamento llevado a Bilbao
por ell "Seven Seas Spray, un
vapor de 1000 toneladas. Las
provisiones serviran para man.
tener a Bilbao durante una Sc
mana, sin contar los where's que
anteriormente habfa acumula-
do ell gobierno auton6mico.
La delegation facciosa en-
Hendaya comunica que un va
por mercante, cargado de aero
pianos y material de guerra, ca
y6 en- poder de sus barcos. Sc
hizo ell apresamiento entire Bill
bao v Santander.
La gaceta., 1937-04-20
Ell Norte de California en- favor
de la Replbica Espanola

eel Club Iberico; jota, por los dis
|cfpulos de la bailarina Sevilla-
nita; amapola, canci6n, Juan
Ruano; moros Y gitanos, poi
Ramon la Madrid; Gallito, i'm
preston de una corrida, por A.
riel Chavez.
Notable tambien la segunda
parte del programa, en- la que
intervinieron los va menciona-
dos y ell Sr. Zugadi y su coro,
Francisco Sanchez y Juan Gar
|cfa, la Sevillanita y otros.
BESIDE Tampa congratulamos
a la colonia espahola del Norte
de California por su union y su
amor a la gloriosa Espana Nue.
va.
Y gra,ias al amigo Y compa-
nero Benjamin Blanco por ha-
|bernos trasmitido ell mensaje de
esos hermanos de la "otra es-
quina" de esta naci6n.
La gaceta., 1937-04-20

dras enemigas de Italia y Ale
mania. Isl tai protection re :
quiere sacrificios, Sc haran sin
titubear'.
La llamada vigilancia o con-
troll International es contrario
al derecho International, e in
justo, por cuanto representa-
un bloqueo de Espa1a.
Ordena ell gobierno que Sc
distinga bien la nacionalidad
de los barcos, de mode que no
sean puestos en- la misma cate
gora.
Habra respeto para los bar
cos de Inglaterra y Francia,
pero no Sc hara 10 mismo con
los de Italia y Alemania.
Tiene ell gobierno pruebas
de que los barcos de guerra a.
lemanes g italianos transpor-
taron tropas y municiones y
que un submarine italiano tor
pede6 ell crucero Miguel de
Cervantes, en- aguas de Carta-
gena.
Ante la Sociedad de Nacio-
mes, en- Ginebra, MEXICO cit6 a.
yer ell convenio de la Sociedad
para justificar su ayuda al go
bierno legitimo de Espaaa. Isl
dro Favelo, delegado de M6ji-
co en- la Sociedad, ampli6 sus
Iltimas declaraciones y reiter6
Esur opesici6n a Ia norma no-in-
tervencionista.
Ell convenio de la Liga. dice.
ofrece la protection a los MEM
bros cuya integridad terrific :
rial haya sido atacada.
Como Espana es vfctima de
una aggression externa, MEXICO
lie da su apoyo moral Y mate :
rial"
La gaceta., 1937-04-20

El gobierno nbruego cornu-
Mica que un vapor de su bande-
ra fuA apresado por los fascis-
tas en- ell estrecho de Gibraltar
Y llevado a Ceuta.
Otra nota del gobierno de Va
lencia sc ha remitido o 10 So
Isiedad de Naciones y las canci-
llerfas de diferentes pafses, di-
ciendo que ell llamado control
significa ell bldqueo de los puer-
tos del gobierno.
La vigilancia en- las fronteras
de Portugal y Francia ha en-
pezado a cumplirse por oficiales
ingieses, daneses, holandeses,
suecos, belgas y turcos.
La gaceta., 1937-04-20
Ell @ DE BILBAO
Els OTRO BLUFF DEL GE-
NERAL FRANCO

Londres, abril 20.-James
Maxton y Fenner Broadway,
diputados por Ell partido Labo-
rista independence, anuncia-
ron anoche que Sc proponen
comprar un vapor para mandar
alimentos a Bilbao. Hoy debe-
ran entregar la cantidad de 49,
900 libras esterlinas, ell precio
del vapor.
"Nosotros tenemos La seguri-
dad del gobierno vasco, d~ijeron,
de que la bahia de Bilbao esta
limpia de minas y que las bate
rias de TERRA y la aviaci6n pue-
den proteger a todos los buques
dentro de las tres millas de a
guas jurisdiccionales.
FL vapor tiene a bordo un car
gamento de where's y esos dipu-
tados Sc proponen utilizar a los
mismos tripulantes que ahora
tiene, 81 firman al afecto.
"Estamos convencidos de que
no existe tai bloqueo de Bilbao.
Ese es otro bluff" del general
Franco"
FL gobierno Soviet, segin las
noticias aqui recibidas, ha or
denado que sus vapores cum
plan todas las reglas del comite
de no-intervenci6n.
La duquesa de Atholl, dipu-
tado conservador ingl6s, tele-
CRATIC aver diciendo que un
proyectil de artillerfa explode en-
ell hotel donde ella Sc hospedaba
en- Madrid sin causar danos de
importancia. En- ell mismo hotel
Sc hospedaba tambien la Srta.
Ellen C. Wilkinson, 6putado
laborista.
La gaceta., 1937-04-20
Estrecha Miaja el circulo de hero contra
los f~acciosos de la Ciudad Universitaria
FL Gobierno espanol protegera a sus barcos
contra los buques alemanes e italianos
/. MEXICO reitera SUI apoyo moral y material
a la Replblica Espanola

Madrid, A6ril cola artille-
ria facciosa bombardea a la
capital sin consideration para
la poblaci6n civil, que es la que
sufre las CONSEQUENT las. En- la
Gran Via un proyectil perfor6
cinco pisos de un edificio, pero
no hizo explosion. Otro proyec
til explot6 en- una tienda donde
Sc habfan refugiado muchas
personals.
Calculase que hasta la fecha
ell bombardeo ha producido
mas de 100 victimas.
A pesar del ataQue de la ar
tilleria facciosa ell general Jo-
s6 Miaja astrecha ell circRo de
acero que en- definitNa ahoga-
ra q los sitiados en- la Ciudad
Universitaria. Los cercados lie
van una semana sin recibir mu
niciones.
Ell fascismo Sc consuela des'
truyendo viviendas de pobres y
matando a la poblacl6n indie
fensa; pero sus armas siguen
~derrotadas en- todos los fren-
ties, incluyendo a Bilbao.
Ell gobierno de Espaia Sc di
rigi6 aver al comite de no-in-
tervenci6n desafiando sn dere-
cho a patrullar las costas de la
peninsula.
I'm decreto del ministro de
marina y aviaci6n ordena a los
aeroplanos v barcos de Ia Re-
pdblica proteger q los vapores
de bandera espafola y q los va
pores de bandera extranjera
que pidan protection. Tai pro-
tecci6n Sc aplicara en- particu-
lar a los puertos del Medite-
franco, donde vigilan las escua
La gaceta., 1937-04-20
Sc pROCLAMA A
81 MISMO Ell DUCE DE
LOS ESPANOLES FACCIO-
SOS
Bajo la Dictadura del TrG6d0Y
no Podrdn Eristir PGytidos
POIfticOs

Madrid, abril 20.-Por las
trasmisoras de radio de los fac
ciosos Sc die hoy la noticia de
que ell general Franco ha CONVEX
lido en- estado autoritario las
provincias que domino Y Sc ha
nombrado a ST mismo Duce o
Fuehrer de los espanoles FAC
ciosos. Ell decreto del general
Franco, pagina de ignominia en-
la historic de Espana declare
ilegales todos los partidos poll
ticos con la exception de uno,
que sera mandadO y dirigidO
pOr q. Al misme tempo GO ad~
La gaceta., 1937-04-20

Espana denuncia de nuevo la
vigilancia de sus costas por dos
naciones que reconocieron q
Franco Y por 10 tanto son sus
enemigas.
En- la "charca" de la neutra-
lidad los dos sapos venenosos.
los dictadores f~ascistas, canta :
ron victoria durante varios me.
SEES.
Esos que ahora van a "vigi-
lar" las costas de Espana, sien-
do enemigos de los espanoles Y
de la libertad, mandaron aero
planes a Franco antes de que el
mas repulsivo v d~epravado de
los traidores Sc alzara en- armas
contra ell gobierno electo per e.
pueblo.
Despues de enviar esos aero
pianos ell dfa 16, antes de que la
miiitf,anallla Sc sublevara, man
daron canones, municiones, pi-
lotos de aviaci6n mercenarios y
hasta tropas regulares.
Sc colocaron junto a Franco,
con dinero, armamentos y dipio-
m~Aticamente...
Francia e ~Inglaterra, sin en-
barge, han consentido, para su
sonrojo, que los barccs de TIA
liza y Alemania custodien hoy
las sostas de la naci6n alevosa-
mente agredida.
Esa neutralidad peStffera y
deshonrosa, no es Ia neutrali-
dad de los pueblos civilizados y
progresistas.
Els la neutralidad degradante
y pavorosa que toler6 la con-
quista de Ethiopia; es la neutra-
lidad que Sc crrza de brazos
mientras las bombas de los fas-
cistas destrozaR cuerpos de mu-
jeres Y ninos en- las ciudades y
campos de Espafia.
Neutralidad del fuerte, audaz
y cfnico.
Neutralidad que Leon Blum
hace cumplir, a pesar de sus la
grimitas.
Neutralidad contra el gObier-
no iegitimA dc una dem0eEa-
La gaceta., 1937-04-20

iPor que 1nglaterra Y Fran
cia no exigieron un control mix
to en- las costas de Espafa, en-
lugar de conceder ell Mediterra-
neo a los enemigos de la Rep1-
blica, a Hitler y Mussolini
Las naciones democraticas,
con la exception de Mejicq Y
Russia, mantienen su ridiculo, su
injustificable tenor, ante los
innumerables errores y crime :
nes de los gobiernos fascistas
de Roma y Berlin.
No habra verdadero control
para Franco Y sus siervos, Y en-
cambio 81 10 habra para la Els
pana leal, la dnica y la legitima.
iPor que las cancillerfas de
Paris v Londres no pidieron al
eomite de "neutralidad" que
donde huhisra I'm banso italiano
o aleman Sc situara uno ingles o
frances?
Exigencia e indiferencia pa
ra la RepSblica; transigencia,
cobardia y consentimiento Guam
do Sc trata de los fanfarrones
nazistas y fascistas.
La gaceta., 1937-04-20

n~glaterra teme ell bloqueo de
la bahia de Vizcaya, no p0r las
vidas de miles de mujeres y nj
nos amenazados Dor ell hambre,
sine porque no lie sera possible
transporter hero espanol pa
ra sus nuevos barcos.
A las "ratas" del gabinete
conservador les interesa muy
POGO la humanidad Y Ell derecho
de gentes.
Temen las atrocidades de- POS
piratas de Franco, por ell hero
que ne.esitan, no por las vidas
preciosas de los vascos y susefa
milias.