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The Washington times., 1938-03-14

SCRANTON, Pa, March IA
Q.N.SD.-Love had conquered all
today for Mitzi Mayfair, dancing
star of Broadway, and her big,
blond brute" beverage man, Albert
F. Hoffman.
The couple were honeymooning
in the pines of nearby Skytop, in
the Poconos, after a secret mar.
riage which eliminated their on
again, off-again romance that
nearly exploded after their en-
gagement was announced last
January. They parted when Miss
Mayfair's "big blond" character
ization of Hoffman angered the
latters family.
Revealing she had given UP a
$1,750-a-week stage career and a
proffered Hollywood contract, the
dancer disclosed the ceremony was
held Saturday at the home of the
bridegroom mother, Mrs. Hen
rietta Hoffman, of South Orange,
N, j,
The Washington times., 1938-03-14
Books Back
It's Spring, Declare
The BreUers

A flood of book beer, liquid har
binger of spring. slid across the
mahogany of countless New York
bars today fully three weeks after
the crest left a 1888 highwater
mark on Washington moutaches
Every year since repeal, the
brewers have been advancing the
date for introducing the dark
brown drink. Traditionally ap'
pearing at Easter week, it's got SO
now that the book is chaser for
your Christmas Tom and Jerry,
the bartenderS here moan.
Pennants depicting the butting
goats head have been flapping
around here since last month.
Further encroachment on a time.
honored custom note: The stuff
comes in bottles, now. The ex.
pertly buttered "growler" has been
relegated to the attic,
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y
The aunt. Miss Margaret
Boland. teacher, will relate how
The 21.year-old defendant ran tc
ner in tears with tales Of Michael
Ryan'S drunkenness, brutalities
and shocking proposals.
Repeatedly, she will state, she
advised the girl to leave her young
husband.
ALWAYS WENT BACK
But Patricia always went
back to him." Miss Boland will
tell the married jurors. She
loved Michael. and she hoped
he would reform"
H. Bennett Solomon, counsel
Tor Mrs. Ryan, said today Miss
Boland would be unable to reveal
The exact nature of the slain man S
demands upon his wife.
On the witness stand, Patricia
llso refused to tell the nature of
the demands that so Mortified her
she shot her husband.
Miss Boland will also describe
how frightened and upset her
niece appeared on the occasions
when she had fled from a scene
with the rookie" policeman.
TEMPORARY INSANITY
It is the defense contention
that Mrs. Ryan was in state OF
emotional somnambuliSm" at the
time she fired three shots at her
husband. This condition, if it can
be proved, would render her
legally, if temporarily, insane.
The State holds Mrs. Ryan
aimed the gun at her husband
'in a fit of temper" as he lay in
bed.
She says he was "springing up
at her when everything went
black"
When Miss Boland steps down
from the stand, Solomon will call
thrdee or at the most four wit
nesses, he said, and then close the
case fro Mrs. Ryan.
TO PRAISE VICTIM
Rebuttal by the State is ex'
pected to be more than normally
lengthy, since Assistant District
Attorney Martin Frank has an
nounced he will call "a parade OF
witnesses" to attack Mrs. Ryan's
character with particular empha
sis on her quick temper.
Among these witnesses will bt
the entire Ryan famlly-mother
father, sisters and brother.
They will tell the jury that
Michael was hard-working, de
voted husband and father, who
loved his wife and Idolized his
children.
The Washington times., 1938-03-14
Fire Record

Twenty-four hours from 10 a. M.
March 10. to 10 a. M March "a:
1l:25 a. m.-Twenty-sixth and A
Streets Southeast. dump.
231 p. m.-87S4 st, N w. woods
4:23 p. m.-1242 Eleventh st. n. W.
chimney.
5:S7 p. m.-S62s New Hampshire Ave.
N W, meat.
5:42 p m.-Seventh and N Streets
Northwest, man shot
6:04 y. rh.-4426 Greenwich Parkway
n. w, automobile.
6:27 p. m.-Fourteerth and Juniper
streets Northwest. trash.
7:l6 p. m.-l3lO Park Rd. N. W.
bedroom.
| 1857 p. m.-ISOs T st. N. w, smoky
chimney.
s;4t q. m.-2a49 Northampton St
! n. VI. defective water heater,
S:5l a. m.-Twenty-fifth and r Streets
Northwest. dump,
s;32 a m.-ReEcue squad, SIS oAkdals
Ist. n. W.. baby Bmothering.
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Drive STARTED
TO CLEAN D. C.'S
DIRTY STREETS
Citizen Group Asks
WPA Funds
BY A. J. DRISCOLL
Citizens Associations Editor

Emphasizing need for better
street cleaning, the Mt. Pleasant
association, at its monthly meet
ing, directed the executive COM
mittee to seek a WPA loan for the
District Street Cleaning Depart
ment. An increase in the clean
| ing force and purchase Of modern
equipment would be made possible
by the loan.
adequate appropriations,
coupled with shorter working
day. was the reason recently given
by w. A. Zanten, superintendent
of the Street Cleaning Depart
ment, for the untidy appearance
of the Capitals thoroughfareS.
BUDGET SMALL
He said the 1898 District supply
bill carried only $4,000 more for
his department than was appro-
priated 19 years ago, and there
are fewer persons now employed
than in 1920.
! AS a part of the cleanup cam
paign. it was urged that a distri-
button be made of the street clean
ing regulations.
The association indorsed the
Police Boys Clubs and appropri-
ated $40 for the movement. An
equal sum was given to the Wash
ington Criminal Justice ASsocia-
ton.
GROUP ORGANIZES
The newly formed Fort Davis
group. at an organization meeting
Saturday in Naval Lodge Build
ing, elected the following per-
manent officers:
J. w. Baxter, president; Ralph
r. Lee, vice president; Kennie
Parker, secretary, and Edward
Schaff, treasurer.
Adelbert w. Lee, president of
the Randle Highlands Associa-
ton, welcomed the group, and
urged cooperation in securing
needed improvements for the
Southeast, especially an appro-
priation for construction of al
new Pennsylvania Avenue bridge.
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Medical Society
Backs Nurse Fund

The District of Columbia Medi,
cal Society has indorsed an
amendment in the District appro-
priation bill providing $25,000 for
additional nurses to Gallinger Hos
pital.
This sum is recommended in
lieu of the 900 asked for six
additional full-time physicians at
the hospital as urged on the House
and Senate conference committee
which has the bill under considera-
ton.
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49,,
Takes Bride. 44

ROCHESTER, N. Y, March IA.
Miss Mary Gilliland, A, was mar
ried to a man more than twice her
age yesterday in the elimination
Of a romance which began Is
years ago in a Connecticut boys
school. The bridegroom, Hubert
Little of Woodmont, Conn, Is 80.
The Washington times., 1938-03-14
Auto Boom
Record Used Car
Sales Reported

Biggest used car sales Of the
year are being reported by the
city's dealers as a result Of the
first few days. of National Used
Car Exchange Week, r. j. Muir
ply, manager Of the washington
Automotive Trade Association,
announced.
Stocks Of used cars are being
liquidated rapidly to a point where
most dealers are enabled to go
after used-car trade-ins for new
automobiles, said Murphy. He pre-
dicted a rising sales curve for both
new and used car in the spring
months.
The Washington times., 1938-03-14
Mexican Senator
Accused in Killing

MEXICO CITY, March IA
G.N.S0.-Balthasar Arce, hanger.
on at the Mexican chamber OF
today linked Senator
Angel PoSada, of Cuidad, with the
assassination of Federal Senator
Federico Idar. Idar was killed when
Arce pumped four bullets into him
during a political argument. Arce
accused Idar of being a Texan.
The Washington times., 1938-03-14
Robinson Widow
Now Postmaster

GN.SD Postmaster General
Farley has announced appoint,
ment of Mrs. Ewilda M. Robinson,
widow of United States Senator
Joseph T Robinson, as acting
postmaster at Little Rock, Ark.
Mrs. Robinson's appointment had
been urged by the Arkansas dele
CATION in Congress-. The post pays
$4,000 year.
The Washington times., 1938-03-14
Couple Quizzed
In Shotgun Death

DUANESBURG, N. Y, March
IA G.N.S).-Police today investi-
gated the mysterious shotgun
killing of Donald Thompson,
Schenectady resident, in an
isolated shack near here.
Questioned were Mrs. Alice
Morse, 81, of Schenectady. and
her husband. Walter Morse. Police
said both were in the shack when
the shotgun was fired.
The Washington times., 1938-03-14
The Weather

District of Columbia-Rain this
afternoon and tonight, colder to
night, lowest temperature tonight
about 80 degrees; Tuesday fair and
colder; Wednesday rain; moderate
north or northeast winds.
Maryland-Rain and colder in
east and rain, possibly changing
to snow and colder in west portion
tonight; Tuesday fair and colder
Wednesday rain.
Virginia-Rain and colder to-
night; Tuesday generally fair and
colder, preceded by rain on the
coast; Wednesday rain.
TIDE TABLE
High tides today, 6:29 a. m. and
6:55 p. m.
Low tides today, 12:49 a. m. and
lis p. m.
High tides tomorrow, 7:19 a. m
and 7:44 p. m.
Low tides tomorrow, 1;4o a. m
and 2:06 p. m.
The Washington times., 1938-03-14
Attorney Missing;
Foul Play Feared

CHICAGO, March IA 1.NS).
Search was pressed here today by
police for David Vogel, Benton
Harbor (Mich) attorney. who dis
appeared mysteriously two weeks
ago on a visit to the city. His
wife expressed fears for his safety.
Vogel, 33, vanished after making
an appointment to have breakfast
with friend.
The Washington times., 1938-03-14
want the world to know it.


The Washington Times is
publishing a full page Of pic
lures of Washington's beau
tiful children each week.
What's more, the judges
select from the children whose
pictures are published each
Saturday the child who they
think is the most beautiful Of
the weeks lot. That child is
awarded a silver loving cup.
JUDGES IMPARTIAL
It's going to be difficult
each week to choose among
the hundreds Of pictures re-
ceiVed. Th IT'S why The
Washington Times has agreed
to leave the choice to q com.
mittee of impartial experts
chosen by The Times man
agement.
The rules are simple:
The competition entails
no fee Of any kind and Is
open to every girl and every
boy under Is years Of age
whose parents read The
The Washington times., 1938-03-14
DAG to Entertain
Mrs. McCOOk Knox

Mrs. McCook Knox, authoress
and authority on the Constitution,
will be the guest of honor at a
buffet supper to members of the
Daughters of the American Colon
lists at the home of Mrs. Ernest
Dunn, 4617 EaSt-West Highway
this evening. Mrs. David Caldwell.
State regent and president of the
D. A. c., will preside.
The Washington times., 1938-03-14
TEMPERATURES
DEPARTURES

DEPARTURES
Accumulated excess of tempera-
ture since January /, 1898. 286.
Excess of temperature since
March !, 1898, 54.
Accumulated deficiency of pre-
cipitation since January !, 1898,
2.61.
Deficiency of precipitation since
March /, 1888, 80.
TEMPERATURE SAME DATE
LAST YEAR
Highest &C.. 36 Lowest .... 29
rrMpER ATuRES
The Washington times., 1938-03-14

Times (excepting children Of
Times employees.
ANY kind Of picture may
be 8 u b mitt e d-althOugh
something larger than a
snapshot Is preferred-and
you may send in as many
pictures Of your child as you
wish. Just be sure the photo
does your little one justice.
COUPON REQUIRED
Each photo must be identi-
field on the back by the
name and address Of the
child and must be accom-
panied by the coupon printed
ON this page, or q facsimile.
No pictures will be re-
turned unless accompanied
BY seIf.addressed, stamped
envelope. All pictures for
this issue Of Saturday, March
10, must be in The Times
offices by Wednesday eve
ming, March 16. Address all
entries to:
"Our Beautiful Children"
The Washington Times, 1917
H st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1938-03-14
The Human Side for 1887

IF WE WERE to let the figures above describe the
i Meropotans activities last year, the story would be
far from complete-for there 10 a HUMAN side Of the
ledger, too.
Polcyholders and bene6ciaries received from Metro
politan in 1887 almost $526OO1oo0 much Of in
The Washington times., 1938-03-14
Aunt to Take Stand
In Last Effort to
Save Patricia Ryan
Teacher to Tell Jury of Shocking Proposals
Niece Said Husband Made
By DOROTHY KILGALLEN

NEW YORK March IA TNS Mrs Patricia Ryans aunt,
to whom she confided things could not tell my mother
ao the stand today those condolences to the jury
irving Patricia for her husbands murder.
The Washington times., 1938-03-14
Woshington's Beautiful
Children in Pictures
and fathers of tho Cani+aI

Mothers and fathers of the Capital
Yours the most attractive children in the and You
know tive know It'll
R1tr -a,aL4 H.. l--..--
The Washington times., 1938-03-14

poHtan investments went
into communities in various
parts Of the United States
and Canada. These invest
ments helped to create a de-
mand for goods, aid realty
values, give employment,
The Washington times., 1938-03-14

made 3,76624o calls during the year.
Every half second during 1887, Metropolitan book
let containing useful health information was placed in
somebody's hands
Each working day Throughout the year. new Metro
The Washington times., 1938-03-14

Death claims were paid
m6,1O7 policies m force less
than three months, and on
1852 policies m force less
than one year-dramatic
proof of the value Of Life IN
sIIrance.
La gaceta., 1938-02-28
GRATA VISTA DEL PRESI-
DENTE DEL CLUB r
CUSE

Accompanied por Nash Hig-
gins, director de recreo de la
ciudad de Tampa, estuvo a vi
sitarnos en- la tarde de hoy Ell
Sr. Jack Colbert, presidente
de los Chiefs de Syracuse, ell
notable clubs de La Liga In
ternacional.
MIR. Colbert, persona de ira
to agradabilisimo, dice que su
club tendra verdadero gusto
en- practicar en- Ybor City v es-
pera lograr la cooperation de
los fieles latinos.
lie damos un saludo, en- nom
bre de la comunidad latina,
y con nosotros puede contar.
Y esperamos que los fanati'
cos latinos lie ayuden, 10 mis-
mo cue la Camara de Conner
clio de Ybor.
La gaceta., 1938-02-28
"...Y LIBRE DE FRANCO"
jEstGmOs de AcuerdO Se1Ores
FGlaHgistas!

Hemos publicado la orden da-
da por ell gobernador civil de La
Coruna Ell presidente de la Au-
d.encia, para que haga desapa-
recer del registro municipal ell
nombre de Casares Quiroga.
va supondra ell lector que ha-
ciendo borrar del archivo la
constancia del nacimienlto del
ilustre gallego, 10 que sc hace es
inscribirlo mas, mucho mas, Y
precisamente en- Ell coraz6n de
todos los verdaderos espanoles.
Pero no es de ESQ, porque no
hace falta, de 10 que queremos
hablar ahora. Els que en- la men
cionada orden hay una Erase a
la cual nos adherimos con toda
ell alma. Alguna vez habiamos
de coincidir con la canalla rue
ha llevado a Espana a la ruina,
y es esta. =
Repase ibien el lector ell recua-
dro que hemos publicado con ell
Itftulo para los facciosos, San
t5ago Casares Quiroga no ha
nacido'', y vera que nuestro pun
to de contacto con los falangis-
tas esta en- ell final del tercer pa
rrafo de la orden del poncio fac
cioso.
Dice ash: "...y en- este sentido
espero me comunicara V. E. la
justicia de csc obligado homena-
je a la Bspana Una, Grande Y
Libre de Franco.
ESQ, %justamente, es 10 que de-
nosotros y todos los es-
panoles: Una Espana Grande v
LIBR EIDE FRANCO.
iSObre TODD, libre de France!
empleado que redact6 la or
den del gobernador de La Coru-
ma sabe 10 cue escribi6.
La gaceta., 1938-02-28
LA CONVENTION DE MEDI-
cos Y CIRUJANOS Elm
M

Esta verificandose en- esta
ciudad la convention de medicos
y cirujanos del Colegio Interna-
cional de Cirujanos.
A las 9 empezaron las confe-
rencias en- Ell hospital municipal
y continuaran hasta horas de la
tarde.
Por la noche, en- Ell hotel Flo
rida, Sc ~efectuara I'm banquete
en- su honor.
Entire los conferenciastas apa
recen los doctores Andres Croft
til, de Columbus, Ohio; DIR. Max
Thorek, de Chicago; DIR. Char
les H, Arnold, de Lincoln, Me-
braska; DR.. Edgar F. Fincher,
de Atlanta; DIR. Oscar B. Nu :
gent y otros.
La gaceta., 1938-02-28
UN HOMBRE Y UNA MUJER
FUERON SACADOS DEL
AQUA Y

Entire los puentes de la isla
Davis y la Gale Plat Sc cayeron
anoche al aguan, mientras pa
seaban, George w. Robertson,
de 90 amos y Esther E. Shaw, de
AZ. siendo salvados por los po-
licias Creel y Steward Y Gene
Clark, vecino de la Gala Platt.
Los policias eNtranieron al
hombre cerca del Hospital Mu-
nlcipal, y Clark a la mujer, con
la ayuda de los detectives Yates
y Stephens.
Clark, tendido 5oca arriba.
~sostenia a la mujer con la ca
beza fuera del aqua.
Los protagoni1sas solo reci-
bieron ell susie consiguiente.
La gaceta., 1938-02-28

Wiena, tomaron posiciones alre.
dedor de esta poblaci6n, decla.
rando la ley marcial.
Ba4ricaaas sc construyarcr
per ell ejercito en- las GALES prin
cipales, llenandolas de ametra-
lladoras.
Los campesinos no ofrecieron
.resistencia cuando Sc les orden6
regresar a sus aldeas.
POGO despues Jose Reither, II
der de los campesinos austria :
cos, declaraba que los campesi-
nos estan dispuestos a defender
la Independence de su pals, al
costo de su propia sangrge. Gel
80 por ciento de los campesinos
no son "nazis" Y Sc italian de :
terminates a defender la pa :
tria."
La gaceta., 1938-02-28
~gTA@HB
CLUBS UNIDOS EN- PRO De
LA PAZ Y Ia DEMOCRACIA

Con este nombre ha queda-
do definitivamente reconocida
la alianza que forman los
Clubs Juventud Prof. emocra-
cha, O. C. Social Club, M. A.
Y. Club y Orden Caballeros dc
Marti para coIaborar con Ell
Comite Popular Democratico
de Socorro a Espana.
Ell domingo dfa ~ de Febre
no fue electa la DIRECTIVE de
esta delegation, la cual Sc com
pone de: Presidente, Raul Car
vajal; Vice Presidente, Ar
mando Cruz; Secretaria, Mir
ia Cruz; Vice Secretario, Ho-
mer Robes; Tesorero, Carlos
Placeres; Reporter, Felipe
PUG.
Despues de tratar varios a.
suntos de importancia Sc de-
cidio sortear $4,000 en- ropa
con ell proposito de mandar lie
che a los ninos de Espana.
La proxima junta sera Ell
dia 6 de mario, q las tres de
la tarde, Spruce y Howard, en-
ell salon Orden Caballeros de
Marti, West Tampa.
Sepanlo asi los Clubs que
aun no han mandado sus de-
legados y deseen hacerlo.
La gaceta., 1938-02-28
ADJUDICADAS LAS OBRAS
DE LA BENEFICA ESPA-
NOLA

Por Ell presidente Ramon
Fernandez Rey y Ell consejo
director Sc otorgaron aver las
obras de La Benefica Espano-
la, a un costo de mas de 5000
pesos.
Haran Ell trabajo los contra
tistas Sres. Rancn y Jimenez.
Toda la parte alta sera re-
construida y convertible en- o.
ficinas y salas para laborato-
rios, metabolismo y electrote-
rapia.
A los contratistas Sc ha fila
do termino para realizar la o.
bra de acuerdo CON los pianos
presentados.
La gaceta., 1938-02-28
LA ENTENTE
RECONOCE LA CONQUISTA
ETHIOPIA

Ankora, Turquia, feb. 28.-
La entente Balkanica-Rumania,
Yugoeslavia, Grecia y Turquia
decide hoy reconocer la con-
quista de Ethiopia por Italia.
Esas cuatro potencias decide
ron ademas mandar agentes CO.
merciales al territorio domina-
do por Franco, aunque manten-
dram la norma de no-interven-
ci6n e MIA guerra de Espana.
Los p~iplomaticos de esos pal
SEES en- Roma Sc acreditaran an
tie el rey con ell nuevo ti.ulo de
este, emperador de Italia.
La gaceta., 1938-02-28
PAT WHITAKER

Bajo La direction del juez
Lorenzo Hernandez aumentan
las actividades de los amigos
da Pat Whitaker en- los ba-
rrios latinos.
Pat presto en- ell pasado inn
portantes servicios a Ia colo
mia latina, incluyendo gestio-
mes par ala compra del parque
de Cuscaden, una ley para que
Ell Circulo Cubano pudiera te-
ner boxeo y otras medidas le-
gislativas.
Tendra de contrario, segln
Sc NOS informa, al abogado
Morris Givens.
Pepe.
La gaceta., 1938-02-28
MEXICO CULPA A LAS COM
PAEIAS PETROLERAS POR
-SUS DIFICULTADES
ECONOMICAS
Fl presidente Lazaro Cardenas
&c acerca mas a los trabajadores

Ciudad de Mejico, Feb. 28.-
FL p~residente Lazaro Cardenas
inici6 aquf una campana en- IA
vor de ltrabajo mejicano y con
motive de la dificil situaci6n e.
con6mica porque atraviesa ell
pals.
Hablando ante ell Congress-
Nacional de la Federation de
Trabajadores Mejicanos, el pre-
sidente Cardenas acus6 a las
companies petroleras, norteame
ricanasee ~inglesas, de ser las res
ponsables de la presente crisis.
Atac6 depues ell Presidente la
aggression International y anun-
clio que convocaria una reunion
de los trabajadores del mund0,
en- MEXICO, con ell fin de prepa :
rar un programa contra tai a.
gresin.
Estima Ell Presidente que ell a.
poyo de los trabajadores es ne
cesario a su regimen, ignorant
do a las .fuerZas conServadOraS
que pretendian inclinarla de su
parte.
Vicente Lombardo Toledano,
lider obrero, manifesto que exis
te peligro de fascismo no solo
de fuera sine tambien de den
tro del regimen.
Cardenas afirm6 que la nor
ma del gobierno mejicano sera
proteger las conquistas del pro-
letariado.
Lombardo expres6 la opinion
de que ell tribunal supreme de
pals fallara en- contra de las CON
panias petroleras Y estas han a.
menazado con que cerraran S
el fallo les resulta adverse.
'fEs necesario que resistamos
La gaceta., 1938-02-28
LA RUSSIA SOVIET JUZGA-
RIA A RYKOFF Y BUKHA-
Rim

Moscou, Feb. 28.-Por I'm con
sejo de guerra seran juzgados el
dia 2 de MARIO, Ell exprimer mi
nistro Rykoff y ell lider soviet
co Nicolas Bukharin. Otros 10
individuos aparecen tambien a.
cusados.
Los cargo5 que Sig hacen con-
ira los reos son de TRACTION Y
conspiraci6n para asesinar a LIE
min y Stain, ell asesinato de Ser
10 Kiroff y haber dado muerte
al famoso escritor Maxine Cor
XII Y otros dos que Sc suponia
habfan fallecido por causas Ma =
tuCales.
A los acusados Sc les relacio-
ma con Leon Trotzky y otros ru-
sos exilados.
La gaceta., 1938-02-28
UN JAPONES AGREDIO
A UN MEDICO ALEMAN

Shanghai, Feb. 28.-La emba
ada alemana presentar una pro-
tesla al gobierno japones con
motive de haber atacado un sol
dado japones borracho, a I'm me
dico aleman, Ell DR.. E. Brit, hi
riendolo gravemente.
Los peri6dicos japoneses die
ron la noticia, citando la excusa
de la embriaguez del soldado.
La gaceta., 1938-02-28
Sc HALLA EN- GRAVTSIMO
ESTAD0 Ell E
PERSHING

Tucson, Arizona, feb. 28.-Es
gTavisimo Ell eStado del general
Pershing Y ell DR.. Davidson d.
10 que otra cualquiera persona,
con la enfermedad que aflige a,
ilustre soldado, hubiera muerto
hace tres dias.
Ell ultimo boletin del DR.. Da-
wilson y ell teniente coTonel Ma
rietta, medico militar, dice que
ell enfermo pierde terreno.
La gaceta., 1938-02-28
Ell TEMPO

Claro para hoy y maiiana con
POGO cambio en- Ia temperatura.
Maxima aver, 70 grades; mini
ma, SO. Vientos moderados del
norte Y nordeste.
La gaceta., 1938-02-28
IN a costa de nuevus sacrifi

aun a costa de nuevus sacrifi =
clos, Ia preston de aquellos que
no entienden la justicia de Ia
causa de Mejico y tratan de
crear una situaci6n de alarma e
incertidumbre - agreg6 ell Pre-
sidente.
La gaceta., 1938-02-28
ROY COTARELO

Sc intensified la propagan-
da a favor de este buen amigo,
que aspira a la reelection CO.
mo apodcrado del distrito es-
collar.
Roy viene desempenando 81
cargo con innegable habiIidad
y eficiencia.
La colonia latina votara pc,
81.
La gaceta., 1938-02-28
NOTAS POLlTICAS
CLAUDE PEPPER

Dentro de pocos dias 80 or.
ganizara en- esta ciudad un
club politico para defender la
candidatura del liberal sena-
dor Claude Pepper.
EEementoe del trabajo orga.
nizado y elementos .comercia-
les e industriales apoyan a
Pepper.
La gaceta., 1938-02-28
AGRUPADAS LAS TROPAS
A~USTRIACAS PARA IMPE
DIR UNA MARCIA DE LOS
NAILS

Graz, Austria, Feb. 28.- Con
Ell fin de romper una moviliza =
cion nazi, zen Marcia sobre Vie
na," ell canciller Schuschnigg
di6 orden de que salieran las tro
pas, tanques y aeroplanos mill
tares.
Las tropas, mandadas desde
La gaceta., 1938-02-28

Sc N IN mant5n 3e
Manila, mantilla Y caStanuelss.
Precio rszonab'e. Informan er
81 1908 de Ia calla ~.