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La gaceta., 1938-01-19
SECCION DE RECREO DE
LOS ODD FELLOWS

MiembroS enthusiasts de ia
Logia Ideal No. So, de la Orden
de Odd Fellows, constituyeron
resi sntemante la Seeci6n de Re-
crso, la caal celebrara SD prime
ra fiesta en- ell teatro del Cfrcu-
10 Cubano, ell dia 80 de ensro,
con un excelente programa.
Componea la secci6n los es-
timados j6venes Sam Ferreri,
presidente; Severino Quintani-
LA, vice; Heriberto Souto, Sc
cretario Tony Suarez, vice; c.
sar Rios. tesorero; vocales, Sam
Ferlita, Joe Puglisi, Joe Pulla-
ra, Gaspar Capitano, Joe Caccia
tore, Joe Di Stefano, John Gao
ciatore, James Lumia, John Al
bano, Jose A. Russo, 1sidro Mar
tinez, Thomas Diecidue, Rafael
Hernandez, Antonio Lopez, Hec
tor Delgado, Crfspulo Vale, AL
fonso Dato, Charles Hernandez,
Antonio Rodriguez y Jaime Gu
tierrez.
La primera fiesta Sc verifica-
"a con ia Chicharra, una CO.
media espanola ,en cuya repre-
sentacion tomaran parte Pillar
Ramirez, Tulsa y Pillar EspeTan
tie, Patricia Brockway, Oracle
la Rodriguez, Olga Valdes, Y los
senores Manolo Gutierrez, Maui
ricio Gutierrez, Ramoncito Alva
rez, Severino Quintanilla, Ra-
mon Fernandez, Felipe Della Y
J. Sanchez.
Muchos exitos deseamos a la
nueva seccion de recreo, anima-
da de las mejores intenciones.
Con nosotros pueden contar
sAsmpre.
La gaceta., 1938-01-19
A LOS DE
TAMPA Y AL PUBLICO EN-
GENERAL

PonemoS en- conocimiento
de todos nuestros companeroS,
que nos han brindado en- todas
nuestras luchas SUI decidIdo
apoyo en- busca de triunfos CO.
lectivos, que los talleres que
Sc encontraban en- mala esta-
bilidad con nuestra Organiza-
ci6n BE han ajustado a nues :
tras demands. Esta Organi-
zaci6n da las gracias a todos
los trabajadores y pueblo, por
ell decidido apoyo en- pro de
nuestra causa.
Ell Executive
de Ia Local 361
La gaceta., 1938-01-19
La campana en- el frente de Terucl
Espana sera de los espanoles
Actuo con admirable heroismo y precision
la Division Is

to nj tendra relaci0n con los ex-
tranjeros que la invadieron, pro
fanando a las madres espanoIas,
fusilando a los maridos y cohgan
do a sus hijos. Toia Ia repugnan
cia y ell asco que ssntia la pobla
cion de Teruel, ha sido echada,
para siempre, por e ejereito del
pueblo.
Teruel Sc siente libre, confia-
do y protegido, por las fuerzas
leales del Gobierno legitimo.
Muchas son las provincias
que tienen de soportar todavfa,
la tiranfa y ell despotismo del
fascismo International.
Con ell dolor que produce ell
pensar que hermanos Ruestros,
eSpanoieS como noS0tf0S, eStan
sufriendo la ferula salvaje de
moros, italianos y alemanes, re-
presentantes de PASSES oprobio-
SOS y de una raza que, politica,
social y moralmente, esta en- pie
ma decadencia, nos tomamos la
libertad de dirigirnos a las fuer-
zas republicans Y decirles: iE-
jercito popular ,ejercito del pue
bio, ejercito de la libertad, ST.
que adelante con tn acci6n de
reconguista Y liberia, eemo has
libertado a tus hermanos de Bel
chite Y Teruel, a los que gimen
en- las zonas facciosas, baio las
botas imperialistas de Italias Y
Alemania!
(COntinward).
La gaceta., 1938-01-19
CAMILO CHAUTEMPS FOR
MO GABINETE
(COntinuGrG)

Paris, enero 19.-Form6 hoy
un nuevo gabinete, que sera de
corta vida, ell jefe radical socia-
lista Camilo Chautemps.
f. De los 20 ministries del nuevo
gobierno, Is son radicales socia-
listas. Socialists y comunistas,
que tienen en- sus votos Ell domi-
MO del gabinete, no tienen car
= Los socialistas, por no haher
sido llamados los comunistas,
no quisieron aceptar los minis
terio sque Chautemps les ofre-
ciera.
La gaceta., 1938-01-19

Dej6 de sxistir aver la Sra.
Fermina Garcia, de Cd amos,
vecina del .348 de la Gale Con
rad, en- West Tampa. lie So
breviven una hermana, dos
hermanos y otros familiares.
La gaceta., 1938-01-19
A HAWAII LOS
AEROPLANOS AMERICA
NOS

Washington, enero 19.-Al
gobierno sc comunica la llegada
a Honolulu, en- vuelo c~onjunto,
de Is grandes aeroplanos de
bombardeo, todos los cuales a.
marraron en- Pearl Harbor. FL
primer aparato descendi6 q las
:48 de La nanana, a las 20 no.
ras v IL minutes de la salida de
California. Dos minutes mas tar
de descendi6 ell segundo v des-
pues con pocos segundos de di-
ferencia, entraron los otros.
La marca anterior de 81 ho-
ras, % minutes, fu6 batida.
Mandaba eli primer aeroplano
que amarr6, el teniente CONAN
dante s. H. Warner, jefe de la
escuadrilla.
La gaceta., 1938-01-19
Sc TRATA DE COBRAR FOR
Ell n
DE LOS

Los comerciantes de Tampa,
con Ell fin de aliviar la conges-
ton de vehiculos en- ell distrito
comercial, aprobaron una reso-
luci6n y la presentaron a los con
cetales para que Sc cobre, como
Sc hace en- otras eiudades, por Ell
estacionamiento de eoches en- las
principles GALES.
Sc muestran de acuerdo los
comerciantes, en- csc particular,
con las recomendaciones hechas
por el jefe de policia.
Els la segunda vez, seg1n ell Be
eretario Ross, que su organiza-
ci6n apoya ell plan y espera que
esta vez Sc realize.
La gaceta., 1938-01-19
Ell CGrnGUdl Latino


Ell viernes, en- Ell Coliseo, Sc
veriffcara la fiesta del Carnaval
Latino, organizada por la Cana
ra de Concrete de West Tampa.
La election sera por medic
del vote de los asistentes Y el sa-
bado, en- Ell Centre Espanol,
Miss L~atin-American sera coro-
NADIA.
Cesa este ano la Srta. Marion
Italiana, hija de los esposos A.
Italiano, del 210 de SO. Lisbon.
Leon Cain organize este Car
naval en- 1927 y la fiesta ha lido
creciendo en- importancia, de
aho en- ano.
Los tickets de entrada podran
adquirirse a la puerta del Coli :
seq o a la puerta del Centre Es-
panol de West Tampa.
Tocaran dos orquestas, La So
nora, dirigida por Ell pjrofesor
Victor Gonzalez, y la de Don
Francisco, dirigida por Frank
Grasso.
Las candidates. a reina son
Hortensia Casal, del Centre Es-
panel; Olga La Paz, de la Pc
quena Camara de Concrete; Ly-
dia Palenzuela, del Rotary Club,
Y Carmen Valenti, del italian
Club.
Los clubs Y las camaras de CO.
mercio presentaran candidates
a damas de honor, como en- otros
amos.
La fiesta del sabado empeza-
IA a las 9 de la noche, cen la de-
dicaci6n del parque Rey, y ter
minara a las A de Ia manana.
Suponemos que los periods :
tas eStan invitados, a juzgar por
ell material de propaganda que
Sc nos envia.
En- amos anteriores Sc invite,
pero los cronistas tuvieron que
pasar la noche de pie o ~sentarse
en- las sillas de los amigos.
La gaceta., 1938-01-19

Una nina de dos meses, Eme
lima Garcia, hija de los espo-
SOS Sabine Garcia, falleci6 hoy
La gaceta., 1938-01-19
NOTAS SOCTALES
(Vieme de 10 SG)
Temple Ideal No. 2

Temple Ideal No. 2
La secretaria del Temple
Ideal No. 2, de las Damas del
Aguila de Orc, eta a todas las
hermanas y hermanos del Tenn
plo para la tsnida que celebrara
hoy, en- ell lugar de costumbre.
Tomara possession la nueva o.
ficialidad Y la concurrencia Sc
ra obsequiada,
Publicaremos, tan pronto Sc
nos manden, los nombres de las
hermanas electas.
La gaceta., 1938-01-19
INCENDIO EN- UNA ESCUE-
La De QUEBEC

Quebec, Canada, Enero 10.
I'm violento incendio destru
20 ell Colegio del Sagrado Co.
raz5n Qerdiendo la vida 45
maestros y discfpulos. Sc han
recogido II cadaveres y son
buscados otros %. La mayor
parte de los heridos, FL en- to-
tai, Sc encuentran en- grave es
tado.
Tres de los estudiantes eran
norteamericanos. Las autorida
des realizan una Investigation
con ell fin de determinar oil orr
gen de las llamas.
La gaceta., 1938-01-19

FL eJercIto popular de la Els
pana leal Y republicana, con una
de herofsmo ejemplar, ha
conquiStado Teruel.
Y esa conqulsta, a Ia par que
tiene una importancia trascen-
dental desde ell punto de vista
militar, la tiene, tambien, desde
Ell punto de vista p0lftico social.
Las fuerzas de la C.N.T
FAIL, que desde ell primer dfa
de la movilizaci6n general Sc
incorporation en- ell ejereito regu
lar de la Repdblica Espanola,
han sido las que, con I'm herois-
mo ejemplar de valor v hon.
han dado un mentis rotundo, ca
teg6rico, a todos los que las ha-
bia calificado. y siguen califi-
candolas todavia, de fuerzas ME
dosas e indisciplinadas que ha-
clan ell juego al fasciSmo facili-
tandole sus ~victorias y prepon-
derancia guerrero.
En- Arag6n fueron las fuerzas
catalanas, en- su mayorfa fuer-
zas conderales, las que tomaron
Belchite.
En- Levante, han sido la ma
yorm de fuerzas de la C.N.T
F.A.T., las que han temado Te-
ruel.
No somOs nosotros quienes
por simpatla, o excesiva parcia-
lidad, 10 decimos. Lo dicen los
telegramas cursados entire ell al
to mando militar y los dos orga-
nismos antes citados, los cuales
damos a conocer a nuestros lee
torres.
Al publican los dos telegra-
mas en- Ell centric de esta prime
ra pagina, no 10 hacemos para
vanagloriar a las fuerzas con-
federales y especificas, no. Ma
da de agasajamientos. Los qae
tienen ell orgullo de cumplir con
un alto deber hist6rico ne los
necesitan.
Lo pnblicamos para que, dig
Sc retracten los afec-
tados y les devuelvan con justi-
cia, ell titulo a que son merece-
dores: Ell de antifascistas de al
y coraz6n.
Los e~spanoles, los autenticos
espanoles que residian en- Te-
ruel bajo ell poder tirano de fuer
zas mercenarias y extranjeras
que Sc habian aduenado de to-
da Ia provincial, respiran, libre-
mente sonrientes y alegres.
Teruel. capital y con ella
todos los pueblos conquistados
por Ell ejercito de la libertad,
vuelven a d~isfrutar de todas las
prerrogativas O., como ciudada-
nos espaholes, les copcede ell 60
bierno legftimo de Espafa.
Z mel momento que n~uestras
tropas llegaban a los pueblos ST.
guiendo su Marcia a~scendente V
de csnquista, fueron recibidas,
por la poblaci6n civil y militar,
con lagrimas en- los ojos Y abra-
EOS fraternales.
La entrada de ~nuestras tro-
pas hlEo zanzibar, radicalmente,
ell ambiente insociable que Sc
respiraba creade por la rigidez
de la distadura absolute e igno-
miniosa del fascismo internacio-
nal.
La estrechez politicasocial del
ha sido arrojada de
Teruel. Ell ambiente ex6tico que
a la poblaci6n, ha des-
aparecido.
Teruel ha vuelto a SD vida nor
NAL. Ha renacido su ambiente
espahol. va no sentira Ell contas
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-30
ALL STARS WIN S0FTBALL TILT
 WITH FEDERALS
LEAGUE STANDINGS

Enthusiasm was thrown into high gear last night as the Allstars took a softball tilt from the Federals 6-3 in Evergreen Bowl.
 Tom Powers. Allstar pitcher, all lowed only five hits, flaming three, and showing improvement in a faster delivery and better timed change of pace. Powers also hit out a long three-bagger that accounted for the four-run rally in the third inning, giving the youngsters a 60 lead
 In the fourth Bob Duckworth hit out a nice single that scored Leon ard Holmquist and L. E. Iverson. In the fifth Irv Noble placed out one that scored Chick" Chickering. The sixth and seventh innings found no Federal getting to first base.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-30
Seagran Sales
 Show Increase
-By GARDNER SOULE-

NEW YORK, July 30.-Announc- ing results of the recent 80th An nivrsary advertising and promotion campaign in which Seagram Dis tillers Corporation spent $250000 in a week, James B. Melick, Vice. president said the dealers through out the country had used more than 250O0 Seagram window dis plays, distributed more than 2,500,- 900 souvenir key chains, and pasted 10000 sets of drink stickers of 10 pieces each on their back bar mirrors. Three piece sets of festoons distributed numbered 24,000, and there were 10000 laminated back bar signs used.
 A novel feature of the window displays was a removable portrait of Joseph E. Seagram. It is esti- mated that the majority of the 25,0O0 distributed are in permanent use as store and bar decorations.
 Nationwide newspapers and class magazines were used for 00th An niversary advertisements.
 "A survey of results of that intensive campaign MT. Molick said, definitely shows that there has been a very substantial in crease in sales
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-30
THE SUMMARIZES

ERRORS: Elks-None; Douglas None.
 Stolen bases: Ellensberg, Abram- son. Two-base hit: Jensen. First base on balls: off Forsythe 3 tEr- skine, Palmer, Jensen). Struck out! By Forsythe tRoller, E,rskine. Rodgers 2, Bonner. by Abramson (Andrews); by Jensen 6 (Ellens- berg, Gray. Hagerup, McVey, Her. rett 9. Pitching records: Forsythe 0 runs 3 hits g at bat against in 6 2l3 innings, Abramson 0 runs Q hits at bat against in 1/3 inningss ! Jensen l run hits "A at bat against i'll T innings Earned runs: off Jen- sen L Winning pitcher: Forsythe. Wild pitch: Jensen. Passed ballst Addleman 2 Left on bases: Elks 3. Douglas 5. Time of game: hour 2 minutes. Umpires: Shaw at plate, Converse on bases. Scorer: Clark.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-30
GIANTS TRIM REDS FOR 2ND
 TIME IN ROW
Pirates Beat Doc gers to Maintain Pennant Race
 Lead, Nat. League
(By Associated Press)

The Giants won their second game from the Cincinnati Reds yes terday after five losses, defeating no-hit Johnny Wander Nicer. Gus Mancuso singled in the winning run in the ninth inning.
 The Phillies uncorked a three run rally in the ninth inning yes- terday to defeat the Cubs.
 An error by shortstop Jurges let in the winning run.
 The Pirates scored five runs in the fourth inning yesterday and let Brooklyn score five runs in their half of the same inning but went on to win to maintain their lead in the pennant race.
 Only two Bees reached first base yesterday but both scored as St. Louis lost heartbreaker contest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-30
RECORD CROWD
 ATTENDS BOWL
 EVENTS FRIDAY

Another record crowd was on hand to participate in the eighth regular Friday contests held yes- terday afternoon in Evergreen Bowl
 In addition to the contests, there were enough tennis players for at least six courts. Three horseshoe games were going at once and two ping pong tables were kept busy, not to mention numerous swimmers and a host of golf players.
 Jimmy Johnson won the special event in the wire balancing act, and Dick Rowe turned in new course record for the nine holes in golf with 29.
 The following in the list of events and the winners in order, first, second and third:
 Boys and Girls
 Carton contest, open-Billy Allen, Peggy Houk, Wesley Barrett.
 Wire balancing, 10-16--Jim John son, Jim Nielsen, Anka Dapcevich.
 2O-yard dash, 5-7-Mary Thib- odeau, Helen Dapcevich, Lee Walter Nance.
 3O-yard dash, 8-9-Junior McDer- mott, Billy Shaffer, Wesley Barrett. 40-yard dash, 10-11 Rodney Nordling, Bob Murphy, Dorothy Thibodeau
 Low golf score, open = Cecelia Thibodeau (45), Eileen Hellan (49) |, Dorothy Thibodeau (50).
 4O-yard dash, 12-13 Patsy Me Alister, Helen Anderson, Florence Dobson.
 50-yard dash, 14-15 = Geraldine Brostrom, Cecilia Thibodeau, Anna Lee Houk.
 Basketball, Colleen Hellan, Patcy McAlister, Astrid Varness.
 Basketball, 14-15-Marian Dobson, Geraldine Brostrom, Cecilia Thib- odeau.
 Boys
 Low golf score, open - Richard Rowe (29) Elroy Hoffman (32) |, Hallie Rice (33).
 4O-yard dash, 12-13-Elroy Hoff- man, John Flobergsund, John Houk. 50-yard dash, 14-15-Hallie Rice, Don Murphy, Jim Johnson.
 Basketball, 12-13-Edward Wood, Dick Rowe, Ken Thibodeau.
 Basketball, 14-15-Don Murphy, Hallie Rice, Robert Shell.
 Judges for cartoons: Doro h. y Wilms Pauline Petrich, Verna Mae Gruber.
 Officials for races: Starter. Tom Powers; No. 1, Alexander Miller; No. 2, George Alexander; No. 3, Ned Rowe.
 Raymond Paul received a bid for 'undying fame yesterday when he made hole in one on the ninth hole on the Evergreen Bowl golf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-30
Bones StreWn
 Half a Block

WASHINGTON, July 30. - Over at Smithsonian institution, the sci entists are working out their larg- est jig-saw puzzle.
 They are piecing together the fossilized bones of a titanosaur dis covered last summer in Utah by Dr. Charles w. Gilmore, curator of vertebrate paleontology.
 This little fellow was more than one-half block long Q70 feeD, he probably weighed between l5 and 20 tons, and stood IS feet above the ground. He ate only plants.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-30
SEATTLE LOSES
 CLOSE CONTEST
 TOSACRAMENT0
Portland and Los Angeles Split Twin Contest
 Homer for Oakland
tBy Associated Press)

Hal Turpin yielded only six hits last night but Seattle lost when Eddie Fernandes hit long double in the ninth and was out trying to stretch it to a triple.
 Veteran Howard Ora g h d marked up his thirteenth win last night as San Diego took Hollywood for the fourth straight.
 Los Angeles blanked Portland and in the first game last night behind Prim s effective pitching but dropped the second game to the Ducks.
 Smead Jolly's homer gave Oak land the only run in last nights game for them as San Francisco ran up three runs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-30
GAMES FRIDAY Pacific Coast League

Seattle 1; Sacramento 9. Portland 0, 5; Los Angeles 2, San Diego 3; Hollywood 1. San Francisco 3; Oakland 1.
 National League Cincinnati 4; New York 5. Pittsburgh '; Brooklyn G. St. Louis 1; Boston 2. Chicago 4; Philadelphia 5.
 American League Detroit 9; Philadelphia 2. New York 4; Chicago 3. Washington 4; Cleveland 12.
 Gastineau Channel League Douglas o; Elks 1.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-30

|-Batted for Rodgers in last of
 seventh inning. t-Batted for Bonner in last of
 seventh inning. 8
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-30
ATTENTION REBEKAHs

All Rebekahs on Gastineau Chan mel are requested to meet at Odd Fellows Hall, 1:30 Monday afterr noon, to attend the funeral of Mrs. Crewson of- Ridgely Rebekah Lodge, to be held at the Episcopalian Church. By order of Noble Grand.
 adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-30
CREENBERC IS
 NOW AHEAD OF
 BABES RECORD
Made Two Circuit Drives Yesterday as Detroit
 Tigers Win
(By Associated Press)

Hammering Hank Greenberg hom- cred twice yesterday to maintain the pace ahead of Babe Ruth s record year as the Tigers walloped the Athletics.
 Chicago's three errors were cost Her than the Tanks three yester- day as Lefty Gomez bested Thorn ton Lee, southpaw, in pitching duel. It was the second straight loss for Lee who pitched two- hitter against the Tanks last Sun day and who lost on account of some loose fielding.
 Johnny Allen, Tribe hurler, had a field day yesterday as Cleveland trimmed Washington. Allen kept the Solons checked.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-30
STREET WASHING NOTICE

Motorists are warned not to park their cars on paved streets after 2 am, Saturday, on account of street washing operations.
 DAN RALSTON, adv. Chief of Police
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-30

Umpires: Paul Danzig, Walt Pet erson, Howard Dilg.
 Games Next Week Monday-A. J. Miners vs. Rockets. Tuesday-Allstars vs. Truckers (Make-up).
 Wednesday-Fe -Federals vs. Truck CTS.
 Friday-Rockets vs. Truckers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-30

course. He had three witnesses who verified the feat.
 This is the first hole-in-one on record for the course Paul is the tennis, ping pong and horseshoe champion for high school boys los ing the golf championship to Tom Powers the first part of the week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-30
THERE IS ANOTHER

American Legion Auxiliary Dance Sat. night, July 30, at the Elks' Hall. Wes Barrett's Orchestra. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-30
NO SUNDAY SERVICE AT CATHEDRALTOMORROW

There will be no services at Holy Trinity Cathedral tomorrow ss Dean c. E. Rice is at present in Skagway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-30
SCORE BY INNINGS
THE BOX SCORE

*-Replaced Forsythe as pitcher with out in last of seventh; For sythe taking shortstop, Ellensberg moving to center field.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-30

The area of Hong Kong is 391 square miles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-30
nc.
 Close Decision

home plate and a tied-up ball game.
 Close Decision
 Addleman, however, reached the ball in time to flip it to Abramson, who had gone in to cover the plate and Palmer was called out on a very close decision. With that play, the game was lost to the Islands. Andrews whiffed on the next pitch to end the game.
 Abramson, besides coming from the gardens to save the game for the Elks, played the biggest part in getting it for them in the first place. His two singles in three trips were the big batting mark of the day, and it was he that scored the only run.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-30

Today's News Today.-E Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-30

In 1883 there were 370 motor vehicles in Afghanistan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-30

Empire classifieds pay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-30
American League

Gastineau Channel League
 (Second Half)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-30

Q plate and a tied-up ball
The Washington times., 1938-07-05
0ath-Bound Spies
To Accuse Bunders

RIVERHEAD, L. l., July S
(C.TP.SO.-"U n d e r cover men"
who took the secret Nazi Bund
oath at Camp Siegfried, Yaphank,
L. l., will be in court here ready
to give evidence tomorrow when
the camps officers are brought to
trial. Authorities made this an
nouncement tonight as Sheriff
Jacob Dryer arranged a heavy
guard for the courtroom, where
ant-Naz1 d e emon stra ions are
feared.
The Washington times., 1938-07-05
BRAKES ON!
COP Women Fight
Remuneration

NEW YORK, July 5 Q.N.SO. .
Under the guidance of a special
committee, Republican women to-
day drafted plans for an extensive
congressional campaign this fall
to put the brakes on the drift
toward regimentation and dicta.
torship."
ut is high time that we get
away, from a rubber-Stamp
Congress, and send men to
Washington who will act on the
dictates of their conscienceS in.
stead of voting as they are told
to VOTE" said Mrs. William H.
Hays, president of the Women's
National Republican Club.
The Washington times., 1938-07-05

a painless childbirth, but to
prevent it.
LIFTED BED"
'I knew Of her condition"
Gilbert said in his statement to
the police. "Her husband in
vited me up to talk about 1t
about a week before her death.
Thursday morning 1 went to
their home. Her husband and
his friend, John Holmes, left.
''She was lifting a bed that
weighed about $50 pounds.
81 walked toward the kitchen
and as did so. I heard q
noise. I looked around and saw
The Washington times., 1938-07-05

her on the floor. 1t looked like
she had tainted. I called her
name and she didn't answer.
II used artificial respiration
and she opened her eyes and
:groaned a few times. But after
20 minutes I began to get worried.
II realized that I was in an
other mans house and it would
be difficult to explain why I
was there.
II LETT and started looking for
Colombos, but could not find
him. So I went back to the
house, locked the door from
the inside and climbed out a
rear window.
Driving along a little later, I
The Washington times., 1938-07-05
Novice May Annex Title
AS u. S. Glider Champion

Lieut.. Robert M. Stanley. Navy
flier attached to the aircraft car
rier Lexington, today appeared to
be the new national gliding cham
pion.
A novice at handling a motor
less plane, Lieutenant Stanley
yesterday landed his craft on the
Indian Spring golf course, having
covered the 225 miles from Elmira,
N. Y. in 612 hours.
Saturday, Peter Riedel. attache
at the German Embassy and an
The Washington times., 1938-07-05
The Weather

District of Columbia-Fair to-
night and Wednesday; little
change in temperature: gentle
northwest or north winds, becom-
ing variable.
Marysnd and Virginia-Fair to-
night and Wednesday; little
change in temperature.
TIDE TABLE
High tides today at 2:06 a. m.
and at 2:28 p. m.
High tides tomorrow at 3:01
o. m. and at 3:25 p. m.
Low tides today at $50 a. m.
and at 9:06 p. m.
Low tides tomorrow at 9:49 a. m.
and at 1901 p. m.
SUN AND MOON
The sun rises today at 4:45 a. m.
and sets at 1887 p. m.
The SUN rises tomorrow at 4:46
o. m. and sets at 1888 p. m.
The moon rises today at 1886
p. m.
The moon rises tomorrow at
2::35 p. m. and sets at 1924 a. m
The Washington times., 1938-07-05

met Colombos and told him
Marie had tainted and that
something was wrong and he
had better hurry home"
At this point detectives asked
him why Mrs. Colombos' husband
and Holmes left Gilbert alone in
the house with her.
They must have discussed 1t
among themselves" he replied.
They must have held the
thought of auto-suggeStion or
something Of that kind"
did they presume you could
assist Marie in preventing child
BIRTH" detectives asked him.
Il presume that was it," the
hypnotist answered.