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final TRIBUTES
Due ON MONDAY.
FOR MISS CRAIG.
Retired U. S. EmpIoye
Native of D. C.

Requiem mass for Miss Effie
Craig, sister of the late Rev.
Francis E. Craig. who was pastor
of the Shrine of the Sacred Heart
Church, Mt. washington, Balti
more, will be celebrated Monday
morning at 9 o'clock in the Shrine
of the Sacred Heart Church here,
Sixteenth Street and Park Road
Northwest.
The Rev. Lawrence j. Wempe
will celebrate the mass. 1nterment
will be in Holy Rood Cemetery,
Georgetown.
SEVENTY YEARS OLD
Miss Craig died yesterday at the
home of her niece, Mrs. Ralph C.
Wilton, 1904 Thirteenth st. N. w.
She was 10 years old.
Daughter of George William
Craig, native of Georgetown, and
Anna Kelly Craig, she was born
and educated in that community.
She was one of the oldest employees
of the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing, having been in the Gov
eminent service for more than 40
years, and retired four years ago.
She was a member of the Cath
olic Daughters Of America, the
League of the Sacred Heart and
the Sodality of the Shrine of the
Sacred Heart Church.
SISTER SURVIVES
Besides her niece, with whom
she has made her home during
the past IS years, she leaves a
sister, Mrs. Mary A. Pope; four
great-nephews, Logan, John, Ed
ward C. and Ralph w. Wilson,
one great-niece, Mrs. Ernest E.
Stevens; four neutrality-suspicious.,
and two great-great-nieces, all of
this city.
VOTE FOR SUFFRAGE APRIL 3d.
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George r. Murray
Dies in Princeton

PRINCETON, N. j., April Is
Former general athletic treasurer
of Princeton University, George
R. Murray is dead here at the
age of So. He had been a lead,
ing figure in the administration
of Princeton sports for more than
a quarter of a century.
Surviving Mr.. Murray are a
daughter, Mrs. John c. Weller,
and a son, James. Funeral serv'
ices will be held tomorrow morn
ing at the Presbyterian church,
Princeton.
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Refugee Aid Meet
Due Here Nav 3

The Provisional Committee to
Aid Austrian Refugees has called
Ia mass meeting here for May 8
to plan coordination of its activi-
ties with other organizations work
ing to help oppressed minorities.
Miss Selma Muskin, regional Sec
rotary, is in charge of plans for
the meeting.
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IOuesti0nS on Page 12)

(QueStl0nS on rage III
/. All spotted except the zebra,
tiger and chipmunk. There are
both the spotted and striped
variety of skunk and hyena. z.
b-Gnu, c-Guanaco, d-Emu, a-Una.
8. a; 4. a-foal; b-cub; c-pup; S,
colt, kitten, shoat, duckling.
lamb, kid. eaglet. cub. calf,
pullet, fawn, tadpole, pup, sap
ling, papoose.
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Finch to Address
Southwest Group

Wilbur S. Finch. president of
the District Suffrage Association,
will speak at the meeting of the
Southwest Citizens Association
next Wednesday at 8 p. m. The
meeting will be held at the JEFF
ferson Junior High School.
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$1,OOO,OOO Plant
For Virginia Town

RICHMOND, Va, April IS.
The Johns-Maf1ville Company an
nounced today it had selected Jar.
raft, a small town 80 miles south
of Petersburg, as the site for the
new million-dollar insulation
board plant. The plant will en-
ploy $50 SemiSkilled laborerS.
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Births, Deaths,
Marriages
BIRTHS

DIN Nc
Robert and Virginia Ide, boy.
Marshall and Katherine Harris boy.
Francis and Lillian Jackson. boy.
Solomon and Anne Feldman, girl.
Richard and Virginia German, girl.
Millard and Helen Peake, girl
Eugene and Hilda Connell girl.
Hal and Minnie Miller. girl
William and Alice Burroughs boy.
William and Hazel Irvine. boy.
Frank and Emma Gray, boy.
John and Anna Costello. girl.
William and Evelyn Wheatley, girl.
Edward and Wilma Ballenger, girl.
John and Emily Bergan. girl.
Frank and Maria Fera, boy.
c. Raymond and Mildred Darlington
10Y.
Lewis and Virginia Jenkins, boy.
Mark and Ruth Kenna. girl.
Bruce and Louise Lewis, girl.
David and Lollie Lusby, girl.
William and Charlotte Eaton. girl.
Arthur and Harriet Sturgis, jr.. girl.
Cortlandt and Louise WEIGH, boy.
William and Helen Courtney, boy.
Charles and Alice Martin. boy.
Raymond and Margaret Champion
'irl.
John and Marian Pierce, girl.
Napoleon and Helene VanMeers, girl.
Charles and Elizabeth Lanks. girl.
Hopewell and Virginia Darneille. jr.
'irl.
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DEATHS

JESSIE. CLARENCE M.-suddeniv IN
wednesday, April IS, 1888, at his res.
idence; 1857 st. N, E., CLARENCE N,
Jessie, and father Of william Jsssis.
Funeral services will be held In the NJ.
W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral homo.
617 18th st. 8. E., on Friday, April IL.
Relatives and friends are invited.
Interment in Cedar Hill Cemesary.
MILLER, JULIA PAULINE-on w.5ro--
day, April 10, 1898, at Providence Hos
pital, JULIA PAULINE MILLER, beloved
wife of the late Michael J. Miller and
mother of Mary j.. Henry Francis, Samuel
M M, Stephen J: and John F. Miller and
Funeral from her late residence. ISL
seventh street Southeast, on Saturday,
Relatives and friends invited
lnterment in Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
MINOR, JAMES Lon Thursday, April
IA. 1888, at his residence. 212 T St.
late Mary NJ. Minor and beloved father of
Ruth NJ. Fisher, brother of ]. R. Minor.
Iof Hackensack, N j., and devoted cousin
OF Mrs Mary E. Griffin: He is also sur
vived by two Grandchildren, other rela-
Remains may be viewed at the MCGUIRE
funeral home. 1920 Ninth St. n, W, after
) p. m. Friday. April Is.
Funeral services at Second Baptist
Church on Saturday, April 10. at o, m.
lnterment in Harmony Cemetery.
MORFESI, MICHELE-on Wednesday,
April 10, 1898, MICHELE MoRFESI.
the beloved husband of AnnunZiata Nor
FEST. He is also survived by six children.
Funeral services from his late residence,
1924 st. N. W.. on Saturday, April 16.
at 1918 a. m.
Relatives and friends are invited.
I0terme1t in Mt. OliVet Cemeferv
Services by the W. W. Chambers Co,
New York papers please copy.
sEYFFERTH, WILLIAM JOSEPH Ion
Friday, April Is. 1898, at Sibley Me-
mortal Hospital, WILLIAM JOSEPH SEYF-
FERTH, the beloved son of Juanita S.
and Elmer L. Marshall
Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Com
pany Southeast funeral home, 517 Elev-
enth Street Southeast, on Monday, April
lS 1898. at $50 a. M, thence to St.
Patrick's Catholic Church, Tenth and G
Streets Northwest where high requiem
mass will be sung at 0 a. m. for the re-
pose of his soul
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend.
Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery.
TROULAND, BELLE A.-on Wednesday,
BELLE A. TRoULAND, of 1893 Spring
Road Northwest beloved daughter of the
Services at the $: H. Hines Company
funeral home, 29O1 Fourteenth Street
Northwest. on Saturday, April 10, at /
p. m.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
WHALAN, PATRICK Jon Thursday,
April IA, 1898 at his residence 2119
Nichols Ave. S. E, PATRICK J. wHALAN.
the beloved husband of the late Julia
Whalan He is survived by two sons,
Joseph P. and John L. Whalan.
Funeral from the chapel of Thomas F.
Murray, 20O7 Nichols Ave. S. E., on Sat.
urday. April Is at 10 a. M.
Services at St Theresa's Church. Thir-
tenth and V Streets Southeast, at 10 80
a. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend
Interment in Mount olivet Cemetery.
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Mrs. Julia B. Miller
Funeral Tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs Julia Black Miller will be held
10 As o'clock her home, Isl Seventh ST. S.
The Rev John Heating Cartwright pastor of the Immaculate
Conception Church. Eighth and Streets Northwest will Off
cate the rites Intemen will be in Columbia Gardens.
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DEATHS

Lambert H; Pollitt, SO, 1905 Thir
teenth St. N. W.
Micabel Morfisi, rs, st. Elizabeths Hos
pital.
Virginia c. Keyser, IS. rs v St. N. w
Daniel Mahoney. 70, Providence Hos
pital.
Georgia Alvrey. 10, Gallinger Hos
pital
William Darmstead. IS. 1871 Tenth
St. s. e.
william W. Leggett. 81. U. s. Soldiers
Home Hospital.
John Griffin, So, Walter Reed General
Hospital.
Charles T. Mcdonald, So, sibley Hos
pital.
Henry ]. Gompers, 81. 1921 IIlinoi,
Ave. n. W.
Alexander W. Ellerbe, So, 100 ST
Margaret c. Day. Sc, $500 Tenth St
N. E.
Elizabeth whitner. 81, 1914 Sixteenth
st. n w.
Clarence NJ. Jessie. 3s, 1857 st. n. E
Franklin Hilton, 35 days, Children's
Hospital.
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DEATHS

BRADLEY, DENNIS Jon Wednesday.
April 10. 1885, at Emergency Hospital,
DENNIS ], BRADLEY. beloved son Of the
late Dennis and Johanna Bradley OF Cas-
tie Island, County Kerry. Ireland;
| Funeral from the residence of his sister,
Mrs. P. J. Murphy, 4433 New Hampshire
Avenue Northwest.
Funeral services will be held at st. Ca
briefs Church at 9 a. m. on Saturday,
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
Relatives and friends invited.
Kindly omit flowers.
DAY, MARGARET Con wednesday,
April 10, 1898, at her res bs 8 r$ S%9 =
DAY. beloved wife of George A. Day an, ana
mother Of Mrs. Helen Whitacre. Mrs;
George Verrosso, Mrs. Claude Hayden ana
Funeral services at the above residence
on Saturday. April 10, 1888, at IL a. m.
Relatives and friends invited
Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
HENGEsBACH, ELIZABETH T: On
Thursday. April IA, 1888. ELlIAbLItm
IT. HENGEsBACH, the oel PEG %r Gau I 1 ME-
hI F9nepsi from the chapel of Thomas F,
Murray, 2o07 Nichols Ave. s. e. on Mon
day, April ls. at 20 a. m r SnenGe 70 ob ~
| and PENNSYLVANIA Avenue Southeast. where
mass will be offered at 8 a. m. for the
repose of her soul.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend.
Remains may be viewed after IL o'clock
moon Saturday,
HORNE, DOTTIE HOPKINs-on wednes.
day. April 13. 1898. at 1925 p. M,
DoTTIE HOPKINS HORNE. Of 72O Hobart
Place Northwest beloved wife of James
H Horne and devoted daughter of Ben and
Estella Hopkins. of Rocky Mount, Va.
II Remains may be viewed at the Mcclure
funeral home, 1920 Ninth Street North
west, on Friday, April Is, 1888. from 4
.. m. until 10 p. m.
Interment in Rocky Mount, Va, on Sun
day, April II, 1888.
HOWARD, JAMES T.-on Thursday April
IA, 1888, at Mt Alto Hospital, JAMES
T. HOWARD, husband of Nettie A. How.
ard and father of James A. Hance.
Friends are invited to call at Gawler's
1855 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest,
Services at Gawler's chapel. 1850 Penn
sylvania Avenue Northwest. on Saturday
April 10. 1888. at 10 a m.
Interment in Arlington National Gene
terry.
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CEMETERY LOTS

WILL SACRIFICE WE'LL LOCATED f.
grave lot in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Dist. $3.50. Apt $40.
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MARRIAGES
Fred W. Berlitt, 90, Navy Yard, and
Dorothy l. Swanger. 81, 1902 l ST. S. E.
John V. Finch. 80. Gainesville. Md,
and Amelia S. Bange, 80. Hanover, Pa.
Robert Schell. IS. and Doris Stern, 90,
both of Baltimore. Md.
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PRINCESS latb a st'. N. Z.

"EBB TIDE" with Frances Farmer and
Ray Milland. Also-"THE WILDCATTER,"
with Scott Cotton and Jean Rogers.
Comedy. Fox News
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1927 n Street Northws.
LIDO

WELLS FARGO" with Joel McCrea, Bob
Burns and Frances Dee. March of Time.
Buster Keaton Comedy.
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CAROTVNA 1905 1Itb 81. Q. e

MERRY GO ROUND OF 1885" with
Mscha Auer and Alice Brady. Also
PARTNERS IN CRIME" with Lynne
0verman and Roscoe Harms.
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BETHESDA. MD
STATE

OLD WYOMING TRAIL" with Charles
Starrett shown at 800 and 900. Also
BACK IN CIRCULATION" with Joan
Blondell shown at 90 and 10 90. News,
Cartoon. Comedy.
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ASHLEY sos 7th Street q. W.
LIVING ON LOVE" with James Dunn
and Whitney Bourne. Also REPORTED
/ MISSING" with William Gargan and Jean
| Rogers.
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ACADEMY 9Th G Ste. 8. E
THE LION MAN" with Kathleen Burke
and Charles Loucheur. Also-"SHE ASKED
FOR IT." with William Gargan and Orien
Hayward.
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MOTT 1907 18th STREET NOFt""e"
THE WRONG ROAD" with Richard
Cromwell and Helen Mack
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SEC(D

BLOSSOMS ON BROADWAY" with Ed
ward Arnold and Shirley Ross. Also
THAT'S MY STORY" with Claudia Nor
gan and william Lundigan.
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LINCOLN 1918 Street N. W
| PRISON NURSE" with Marian Marsh
and Henry Wilcoxon
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OOOAAA1A0 Il 1893 81. n. ".
MERELY WE LIVE" with Constance
Bennett. Brian Aherne and Patsy Kelly.
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Beavers and Claudette Colbert. Also
LITTLE MISS RoUGHNECK with Leo
Carrillo and Edith Fellows.
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OFFICIAL PROGRAM
Allied Theater Owners of the
District Of Columbia, Inc.
La gaceta., 1938-02-01
Ell GOBIERNO DE ESPANA
ACUSA
A MUSSOLINI

Madrid, Feb. lQ-Ante ell Con
sejo de la Sociedad de Naciones
ell gobierno de la RepGblica Es-
pamela acusa a Mussolini, el die
tador italiano, de mandar nue.
vas tropas a la peninsula.
Varios contingencies italianos
han desembarcado on Malaga
con ell prop6sito de iniciar una
nueva ofensiva bajo Ell mando
de Queipo de Llano, a 10 largo
de la costa del Mediterraneo.
Estima Ell gobierno ieai que
Mussolini sc propone socorrer
a Franco co notros 100000 hon.
bres.
La gaceta., 1938-02-01
Lec.le para Espana

Por mediaci6n de la compa-
MIA local Dulin Brokerage So
compraron aver 1900 caJaS
de leche marca Rose
La leche sera embarcada
hoy por la manana, ell Missis-
sippi, Y saldra de aQui, para
Francia, entire los dias A y 3
de este mes.
Tratase de mercancia de pr
mera clase Y de una marca
muy conocida en- Tampa.
Ell Comite Femenino Sc pro
pone mandar en- Ell vapor en-
que ira la leche, habilitaclon
completa para so camas, inclu'
yendo frazadas, y ademas sa'
banas, fundas, etc, para la Pc
blaci6n civil.
Ramonin Rodriguez prepa-
ra la ropa recibida en- los 1lti-
mos dias, que Sc mandara tam
bien en- csc vapor.
Las personals que esten en-
disposition de mandar ropa
pueden ponerse en- contactc
con Ramonin o mandar avisc
a este peri6dico.
La gaceta., 1938-02-01
Explotaron dos minas en- Carabanchel
yperecieron ciento cincuenta f~acclosos


su esposa y Ell ssgundo maqui-
nista.
Sc hundi6 ell vapor frente a
Cabo Tinoso, a IA millas de Car
tagena. No pudo hacerse una ella
ra identification del buque pi-
rata.
Cuatro de los tripulantes del
vapor pudieron ser salvados.
La noticia ha sido confirma-
da, segsn avisan de Londres,
por ell almirantazgo ingles.
En- Ell golpe de mano dado a.
yer en- Ell frente de Madrid Sc
ocuparon a los prisioneros do
cumentos que demuestran como
son perseguidos los familiares
de los desertores.
I'm decreto del mando faccio-
so ordena que sean detenidos 2
o 3 familiares, en- primer gra-
do, de cada uno de los deserto-
res. Esto Sc hace para evitar las
deserciones.
Ell ministro de Defensa, en-
decreto de aver, recuerda que
las ciudades estan en- obligation
de crear lugares de protection
contra los ataques aereos. Los
gastos inherentes a la defensa
pasiva seran abonados por los
beneficiarios.
La oficina consular inglesa de
Valencia ha sido transferida vir
tua1mente a Fl PereIlo, a Is
millas de la ciudad. Todas las
mananas Ell consul trabaja una
nora u bora y media en- su des-
pacho y despu9s retorna a ese
lugar.. Dfcese que el consul
americana, w. ]. Sullivan. ha-
"a 10 mismo,
La gaceta., 1938-02-01
.So lie nego al e~scultor Jacobo Epstein un
pasaporte para viisitar la Espana Leal
"Mandadnos aeroplanos y canones"
Function en- honor de Paul Robson.

I'm diputado laborista Sc po-
ne de pie y habla.
Dice que los sentimientos del
pueblo ingles estan de comdn a.
cuerdo con los sentimientos del
pueblo espanol. Interrumpe un
spectator " grita: Queremos
aeroplanos y canones.
De silla en- silla Sc reptile:
Mandadnos aeroplanos Y cano-
mes.
Cuando termin6 de hablar ell
diputado Straus un j6yen Sc le-
vant6 y dijo: LOS f~ascistas ma
taron a mi padre, mi madre y
mi novia. En- ell ejercito popular
aprendi a leer y escribir. Aca-
DO de graduarme de official y
deseo morir en- defensa de la Re-
pdblica'.
Informan de Tetuan, por VIA
de Tanger, que los oficiales es-
panoles fascistas protestaron a.
Iii de que a los regulares Sc ira
tara de incorporar un grupo de
so alemanes. Los moros estan
descontentos por las malas mott
cias de Espana y el trato duro
que Sc les viene dando.
La compania de Maria Tere-
sa Leon di6 una function en- ho-
nor del baritone americana
Paul Robson, que Sc %encontra-
ba en- un palco. Sc representa- la
obra "Numancia".
Maria Teresa do la bienve-
nida a Robson y este, a petit
Icion del pIblico, enton6 varias
canciones, una de elias en- espa-
mol, con pronunciation perfecta.
ri gran cantante americana,
que es de la raza negra, reiter6
su lealtad a Espana y expres6
su absolute confianza en- la VIC
toria de la Repdblica.
La Cruz Roja Espanola aca-
ba de recibir I'm cargamento de
1000 cajas de leche condensada
mandado por las Sociedades Es-
panolas Confederadas de los Es-
tados Unidos.
Esta leGhe sc uSara en- ali
mentar a los nihos y enfermos.
La gaceta., 1938-02-01

Madrid, Feb. 1@-Los aeropls
nos italianos de Mallorca, Sc
gun las noticias oficiales, asesi-
naron anteayer a At nihos, 63
hombres y As mujeres.
La artilleria facciosa sin OBJ
jetivo militar, bombarde6 aver
a Madrid, causando algunas ba-
jas.
Ell ministerio de Defensa CO.
munic6 anoche 10 siguiente: Dos
minas .explotaron en- Caraban-
chel, puestas por ell ejercito re-
publicano " ell enemigo sufrid
$50 bajas. Tambien Sc hicieron
algunos prisioneros.
Los facciosos realizaron otro
nuevo ataQue en- Extremadura Y
fueron rechazados.
A las siete de la manana ell CO.
mandante del arsenal de Carta-
gena inform6 que ell vapor mer-
canSe ingles Endymion habfa
sido torpedeado por un subma-
rino al servicio de los facciosos,
hundiendose en- cuatro minutes.
Pereci6 a bordo un ciudadan9
sueco agente del Comite de No
Intervention. Levaba ell vapor
LOO toneladas de carbon para
Cartagena.
Las ultimas noticias reyelan
que IL personals perecieron, in
cluyendo csc agente, Ell captain,
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MAS DE 100000 personals
DESFILARON AVER POR
LOS TERRENOS DE LA
FERIA

Por los pabellones de la Feria
de Florida y los espectaculos de
la Royal American desfilaron
EN- ell dia de aver, seg1n, Ell
calculo hecho en- las puertas,
puertas, 105,367 personals, que
dando batidas todas las marcas
anteriores.
Hoy es ell dfa del gobernador
Y este hablara frente a la gio-
rieta.
Miles de personals asistiran
como huespedes de la Pequena
Camara de Concrete.
AL mediodia Sc verified un al
muerzo, en- ell hotel Hillsboro-
ugh, en- honor del gobernador y
del senador Pepper.
La gaceta., 1938-02-01
SENTENCIA A FAVOR DE
LA JUNTA DE A CIO-
MES DEL TRABAJO

Washington, Feb. 1o--La
corte suprema decide aver que
bajo la ley Wagner los jueces
federales no tienen autoridad
para contener investigaciones u
otros procedimientos de la Jun
ia Nacional de Relaciones del
Trabajo. Los fallos de la Junta,
sin embargo, 81 podran ser dis
cutidos en- los tribunales infe-
riores.
La sentencia Sc considera de
gran importancia para la obra
de Ia Eunta.
La gaceta., 1938-02-01
HERIDO UN
ITALIANO
DeteRidO ell cui7ddO del
bGkceGdO

Ingres6 anoche en- el hospital
municipal, gravemente herido,
Jose Guastella, italiano, de so
amos, vecino del 1926 de la Gale
Union, en- West Tampa, a quien
agrediera su cunado, Gaspar
Marietta, vecino de la misma ca
sa.
Guastella declare que transit
taba por la Gale de Howard Y
al llegar frente a la botica Agui
la, Marietta sali6 de la obscure
dad y trio sobre 81, desapare-
ciendo.
Ell agresor fue detenido GUAM
do Sc disponfa a meterse en- la
CANA. Sc lie ocup6 un revolver
calibre 38, de calibre igual al
que produjera a la vfctima la
herida que presenta.
Domenico Guastella, hermaL
no del herido, asegura que su
hermano y ell detenido mo Sc
llevaban bien''.
La policfa no pudo encontrar
testigos presenciales del hecho.
Anoche fue sometido ell heri-
do a una delicada operation.
La gaceta., 1938-02-01
Madrinas de Guerra

Recordamos a las compane
ras de la retaguardia que Gin
co milicianos de la Brigade "a
buscan madrinas de guerra en-
esta ciudad.
Encomendamos a las compa
neras Elisa Morris Y Marina L5
peg la tarea de buscar madrl-
mas para esos valiente>
Para ell soldado es un con-
sdelo tener qnien lie escrlba.
La gaceta., 1938-02-01

Madrid, Feb. Eel famoso
escultor Jacobo Epstein ha de-
sistido de un viaje a Espaha
por impertinencia del ministe-
rio de relaciones eXteriores de
Su pals.
Epstein Y varios eScritores
habian acceptable una inyitaci6n
para visitar la Espana leal y Ell
pensaba hacer un busto del pri-
mer ministro Negrin. FL minis
terio rehus6 la visa, aunque di-
Iciendo que les mandarin a Sala-
manca 81 deseaban If,
Ell grupo pensaba hacer ell via
je en- compania del famoSo can
tante americana Paul Robson,
que ahora Sc encuentra EN- Ma
drid.
Tn periodista ingles que aca-
,ba de visitar Teruel dice que en-
la plaza principal lie llam6 la
atenci6n un letrero que decia :
"Abajo la Cultural. Junto al le-
trero habia otro: "Libros de pri
mera ~ensenanza, material esco-
lar y catecismos''.
EstoS letreros fueron dejados
por los facciosos, junto con
otros que dicen: Arriba Espa-
ma; Viva Franco y Viva MILAN
Astray.
Fue MILAN Astray ell que di-
jo en- Salamanca, EN- presencia
de Unamuno: Abajo la Cultura.
Unamuno intervino, EN- vio-
lenta protesta, y perdi6 la con-
fianza de Franco y sus degene-
radios adlateres.
Ell periodista britanico Andy
|Shaffer hacienda un relate de
su vista a Madrid, Nevada a ter
mino hace pocos dias: "Nos ha-
llabamos en- ell Teatro Espanol,
a dos millas de la Inca de fuego.
Sc ola ell retumbar del canon,
pero ell teatro estaba lleno".
Sc representaba una obra de
Lope de Vega con ell titulo de
"Justcia del Pueblo. La obra
protesta del derecho de pernada
de un arist6crata.
La gaceta., 1938-02-01
MEXICO

Ell representante O'Conneli
liberal e intelligence, aseguTa
que los elementos fascistas de
MEXICO, apoyados por fascis :
tas de este pals, conspiran en-
contra del gobierno del presi-
dente Lazaro Cardenas.
Armas de Alemania y de o.
tros paises parecen haber sido
mandadas a esa naci6n por los
totalitarios de fuera.
Ell gobierno mejicano Sc pre-
para y muchos aseguran que
los espanoles fascistas de esa
Repdblica, que son, muchos
estan relacionados con Ell COM
plot.
Use cumplira la prediction
de Marcelino Domingo de que
la campana de Dolores volve-
"a a sonar en- MEXICO, en- con-
ira de los reaccionarios y sus
completes?
Ell pueblo Y ell gobiernO de
MEXICO tienen la simpatia de
la colonia latina de Tampa Y
de este peri6dico.
La gaceta., 1938-02-01

Fabricas que hace cuatro o
cinco amos tenian rs 8 100 tor
cedores, hoy, con la labor a
mano, emplean 500 8 100.
Con ell llamado "viejo esti-
lo", que es ell mejor, Garcia y
Vega pas6 a ser una de las
mejores fabricas de la nacion
10 mismo puede afirmarse
de Perfecto Garcia v Hnos.
Progresaron con la esmera-
da mano de obra, ell excelente
material Y un habil sistema de
venta o distribution.
Fabricas que trabajabar
con 500 6 500 trabajadores, to
do ell ano, al presente solo tie
men 200 6 800.
Disminuy6 para elias la pro
ducci6n, suponemos que por
sus errores, por cuanto no Sc
explica que las nuevas SUDAN
V las mas antiques, las de las
marcas mas acreditadas, ba
jen, bajen---
Quiere este decir que e.
NAL no esta en- ell Trust, nj en-
ell viejo sistema, sino en- la ca
pacidad o buena suerte de los
senores fabricantes.
Sin "tubito" Sc han hecho
grandes fortunas y que buen
provecho les haga a los bene-
ciados; Sin "tubito" ell Trust
no podra matar la industria
de Tampa, no importa cuantas
ealumnias levante; sin "tuhi'