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La gaceta., 1938-04-09
Ell NAZISMO DETIENE A
LOS JEFES ~SOCIALISTAS

Viena, Abril al nazismo
salvaje y cruel, autor de immune
rabies atrocidades en- los 1lti :
mos dias arrest6 aver a los jefes
socialistas ~austriacos que no pu
dieron huir, acusandolos de cons
pirar para resistir por la vio-
lencia Ia invasion alemana.
Miles de personals son perse-
gtidos en- Viena y Austria, en-
estos dias, por su religion he :
La gaceta., 1938-04-09
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
A cobrar. : Delegation de la Cruz Roja. = Con-
servatismo en- derrota. = Hagan juego.

Estados Unidos lie pide a Ale
mania que pagre la deuda que
con Uncle Sam contrajera ell di-
funto Gobierno de Viena.
Este eS reconocer la atrocidad
nazi, en- cuanto al pueblo u =
triaco, pero al mismo tempo sig
nifica que la Repdblica ameri-
cana insiste en- cobrar.
Ell gobernador habl6.-.
La gaceta., 1938-04-09
A Y ~ASPIRANTES
Por J. r. Sdnfelix

alguna desesperaci6n al yer que
son muy pocos los que prestan
atencion a todas las invenciones
que ellos f%orjan en- la b6veda de
sus penSamientoS.
Mr.. I. c.. Mercant continua
predicando contra la guerra Y
promote cue 81 es elegido dedi-
cara todas sus energias a que
no Sc declare una guerra a me-
nos que esta sea votada en- refe-
rendum popular.
Los otroS problemas "popula-
res" lie importan mCy POGO.
FL congresista Wilcox CONT
nla su campana de grandes pro
mesas en- forma tai, que aque =
Hos que traguen la carnada que
leva ell anzuelo de sus discusses
ereeran que no hay mas que lie
gar al Senado y ~conseguir TODD
o que Sc promote.
Solo los mocenres pueden ser
enganados. Cuando Sc presenta
ma ley EN- la Camara o en- ell
Senado, csc proyecto de ley tie
ne que pasar por varios comitas
Iue dan su dictamen antes de
lue Sc pongan a discussion sus
rrticulos y Sc llegue a la vota-
zion.
En- estos procedimientos algu
mas wees pasan amos, y ESQ es
o que pasa con ell proyeeto de
ey de las pensiones propuestas
Dor ell DR.. Townsend, y nj el
Hon. Claude Pepper, nj todos
os demas senores en- la CANA
ra, y en- ell Senado pueden hacer
NADIA hasta que los comites que
o tienen en- estudio 10 pongan
a discussion.
Mr.. Dave Sholtz parece que
Sc ha dado cuenta de la "pitada"
que nos di6 con ESQ de firmar
una hipoteca a favor del Estado
para ~aquellos ancianos que as
piran a disfrutar de la pension
que les concede ell Gobierno fe-
deral en- conjunction con ell Es-
tado.
Lo mas jocoso de TODD ESQ de
la ley de pensiones, Y la inicua
clarsula de la hipoteca, es que
fue promulgada bajo el Gobier
no del Hon. Dave Sholtz, Y lleva
por 10 tanto su honorable firma
al pie.
iDe 10 sublime a 10 ridiculo
no hay mas que un paso!
En- Gambia nuestro senador
Claude Pepper no ataca a ningu
no de sus contrincantes. Sc limi-
ia solo q explicar sus esfuerzos
para auxiliar a los pequenos ne
gociantes y un proyecto de ley
con csc objeto votado hace po-
co, Sc hasa en- una proposition
echa por el.
Otras proposiciones estan pen
dientes de estudio en- los conf
ties y segin vayan saliendo a luz
ell pueblo de Florida Sc dara
cuenta de 10 que vale en- la alta
camara nuestro senador Claude
Pepper. Dentro de unos dias, ell
Martes IL de Abril, lie tendre :
mos aqui, en- medic de sus entu-
siastas admiradores, que saben
10 que vale y que ell dia de las
ele%cciones probaran que obras
son amores.... y Ell Hon. Claude
Pepper sera 81 nominad0.
La gaceta., 1938-04-09

La ofensiva en- Caceres es
muy peligrosa para los facciosos
por cuanto cortaria sus comuni-
caciones en- Prtugal.
Avisan de Paris que ell pueblo
frances mantiene su agitaci6n
en- contra de los elementos dere-
chistas.
La derrota de Leon Blum en-
Ell senado fue aplastante. Vota-
ron en- contra de su programa
financiero 223 senadores y a ia
vor 40.
La gaceta., 1938-04-09

A pesar de las a~firmaciones
de malvados y reaccionarios, la
guerra de Espana, en- definitiva,
no Sc perdera por ell pueblo.
Podra ser quebrantada tempo
ralmente la Repdblica, por la flu
sion de los traidores y los tota-
~litarios; pero a la bora de liqui-
dar las cuentas, la justicia social
devolvera su libertad a los espa-
noles leales.
La guerra es de hoy Y para
siempre en- contra del fascismo
international.
La gaceta., 1938-04-09
NINA LESIONADA

I'm coche manejado por la Sra.
Thomas Alexander, de Seffner,
atropell6 aver, en- la esquina de
Florida Y North Bay, a la nina
Shirley Vaughn, de 10 amos.
La Sra. Alexander recogi6 a
la nina y Ia llev6 al hospital San
Jose, donde calificaron su esta-
do de menOs grave.
Sc notified . Ia pOlicia. y
La gaceta., 1938-04-09

Recomienda ell secretario Wa
lace una eStrecha alianza con la
America del Sur.
Hagase tai como 81 10 desea F;
pero con iguales ventajas Y des-
ventajas para los dos grupos.
Amistad O ALBANIA de veras...
No Sc podra llegar a una allan
"a ,en terminus de 5hsticia,
mientras los dictadores y ladro-
mes gobiernen en- la America de
habla espanola Y portuguese.
La gaceta., 1938-04-09
Ell TEMPO

Nublados y mas fresco para
esta noche, Bajara la ternpera-
tura, segdn sc calcula. mas de
20 grads.
Vientds frescs y mOaaradoes
del n0roeSte,
La gaceta., 1938-04-09

Llegara a Tampa, OIL dia Is,
un delegado de la Cruz Roja Es-
pamela en- compania del buen a
migo Adolfo Garcia y otras per-
sonalidades.
Para ellos un afectuoso salu-
do de bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1938-04-09

Barcelona, abrll 9.-LS III
surgentes estan a alguna dis-tan
cia de la costa y ell canine de
Tortosa. Los correSponSales ex-
tranieros reeorrieron las lineas
v comprobaron la falsedad de
as noticias prblicadas en- Paris
Londres sobre la toma de Tor
tcsa v la carretera por los fac
cioSos.
Las tropas trepublicanaa le
mantienen en- sus fuertes posi-
Clones, cerca de Cherta.
Ell grupo canadense que de-
iendia un tunel por arriba de
Cherta, Sc ha Incorporate a su
brigada. cumpliendo 6rdenes del
mando.
Toda la Inca esta defendlda
por Ia famoso brigada de Lister.
Ea fuego de artilleria r inten-
so en- la manana de hoy.
Con ell material mecanizado a
disposition de los facciosos es
dificil hacer calculos y pron6sti-
eos. La division leal del frente,
por eiemplo, fue rodeada dos
veces, pero las dos wees logro
librarse. Ell elGipo mecanlzado
Y la caballeria, junto con la e.
norme superioridad de la arti-
iberia y la superioridad de la a.
viaci6n, presentan obstaculos
quelas mejores tropas, en- ca
rrera larga, no pueden resistir.
Seria tonic decir que Tortosa
ha sido salvada. TODD ell mundo
EN- Espana, desde Ell primer mi
nistro .Negrin hasta ell dltimo
ciudadano, debe concentrates y
prepararse para la posibilidad
de que Tortosa sea tomada.
Aparentemente Sc piensa en-
a extranjero que 81 los fascistas
Hogan a la costa, la guerra ter
minara. Aqui Sc afirma que SUI
ceda 10 que suceda en- Tortosa,
la guerra continuara.
FL nuevo gobierno de Negrfn
sc ha constituido para tai fin.
La declaration ministerial en-
cierra una promesa que TODD eli
mundo espera cumplira.
'E gobierno proclama, dice
la reciente declaration, 81 deci-
sion de continuar la guerra por
la independence de Espaha, y
todo 81 mundo puede tener la
seguridad de que todos los pre-
parativos posibles han sido he
chos".
Nadie pone en- duda que ell es-
piritu de lucha Sc mantiene, CO.
mo 10 prueba ell hecho de que ell
ejercito Sc agarra tenaZmente a
sus posiciones. Este Sc hace no
solo a 10 largo de la costa, sine
tambien en- Lerida.
Queda por yer 81 Ell gobierno
puede mantener en- la retaguar-
dia la misma moral y Ell mismo
espiritu de sus tropas.
La tension en- Barcelona, por
ejemplo, parecia haber aumen-
tado; pero sea cual fuere ell SEN
timiento publico, no hay seha-
les de perturbation.
FL peligro es triple porque u
no, por ejemplo, debe esperar
hue ell fin de la guerra sea tan
violento como Ell principuio. Una
llamada quinta columna, logra
su prop6sito, la repression y la
venganza entraran en- juego.
No obstante, las supuestas vic
timas saben este Y es possible
que resrelvan pegar primero.
Sc oyen rumores y algunos ha
blan de cuerpos encontrados en-
los alrededores de Barcelona,
pero no hay pruebas.
La gaceta., 1938-04-09

La fiesta de manana, en- la sc
ciedad La Italia, merece ell apo
yo de nuestros mejores elemen.
tos sociales.
Sociedad de pocos miembros.
pero que realiza una labor dig.
ma de sinceros elogios.
La gaceta., 1938-04-09

ulegara a Tampa, de noy a
manana, ell senador Claude Pep
per.
La colonia latina lie manda un
saludo.
La gaceta., 1938-04-09

ST a los e~spanoles vendieran
armas como Sc las venden a los
chinos franco tendria que inn
plorar mas refuerzos de Italia y
de Alemania.
Pero sin armas... la lucha sera
mas dura y mas sa~ngrienta.
La gaceta., 1938-04-09

Una alianza con Cuba, por E.
jemplo, pudiera tener por base
librar a los cubanos de los ten
taculos del Chase y otros explo-
tadores.
iY darle un puntapie, o media
docena, a la dictadura militar!
La gaceta., 1938-04-09

Salimos de David para meter
nos en- Cone.
Mala suerte!.-.
La gaceta., 1938-04-09

6Quien lie aconsej6 a Dill la
deStituci6n de Thoner?
JQuien lie hizo meter la "pa-
tita" en- perjuicio de la candida
tura de Claude Pepper?
La gaceta., 1938-04-09

iCuando sc reabrira ell juego
en- Tampa?
iAqui no ha pasado NADIA. y
no es cosa de perjudicar a los
"inOcentes".
La gaceta., 1938-04-09

Ell partido Laborista ingfes,
que defiende los derechos de la
Espana republican,, derrot6 a
un candidate conservador en- u
ma circunscripci6n conservado-
ra.
iINo puede haber mejor prue-
ba de la impopularidad de "Ma-
RIGA" Chamberlain y los reac :
~cionarios que lie secundan.
Recientemente ell partido La
borista lie pidi6 a Chamberlain
que ~presentara a "a naci6n, en-
unas elecciones, Ell problema de
Espana; pero Ell primer minis
tro Sc nego a complacerle.
-Serian ustedes derrotado3
-dijo "Marica".
Los diputados obreros lie con-
testaron: Pruebe, venga la prue
ba.
iGobierno de cobardes Y de
mercaderes al servicio indirecto
de Roma y Berlin!
La gaceta., 1938-04-09

Tema para un escritor en- va
caciones: La historic de la boil
ia en- la Florida.
La gaceta., 1938-04-09
Pas6 por a9ui, aver, ell fascis.
ia Bernard MacFadden.
Que ell Diablo lie acompane.

La policfa ejerci6 la censura
antidemooratiea en- perjuicio de
La revista Life"
Hizo cortar unas fotografias...
pero las casas de prostitution,
en- Tampa, "se mecen" a tres
cuadras de una escuela p1blica.
IA quien corresponds censu-
rar al "censurador''?
La gaceta., 1938-04-09

Las casas de juego Sc reabrie-
ron aver en- Miami.
Ell gobernador no Sc dara por
enterado. Cuando un gran jura-
do cumple con 81 deber... enton-
ces no Sc lie hace case.
La gaceta., 1938-04-09

brea y por sustentar ideas libe-
rales O SOcialiStas,
La gaceta., 1938-04-09

Ell nazismo prohibe votar EN-
contra.
Ell 81 es obligatorio bajo la IL
rama del expintor de brocha
gorda.
La gaceta., 1938-04-09

La opinion pdblica ha sido a.
bofeteada.
itPor QUEEN?
Habra que preguntarle al Sc
nor gobernador.
La gaceta., 1938-04-09

Mariana, en- Austria, Sc vOta-
"a q favor de h a~nexi6n...
Evening star., 1938-12-21

was hard to believe at that point
but there was the letter.
I called F. B. I. Agent j. p. Cotter.
Together we started for the doctors
Office in the dusk of a February
evening. I had a feeling that this
was to be the most important break
of the case.
It was.
Had Large Practice.
AS we sped through the February
dusk to 56 East Eighty-seventh
street, I reviewed in my mind the few
scattered facts I already knew about
DR.. Griebl, partly from general rep
utation, and partly in a sort Of semi
official way.
knew he was an obstetrician and
surgeon, and that he had a large and
lucrative practice, mainly from con-
nections with various German So
cieties. 1 knew that he was an ar
dent Nazi sympathizer, and that he
was an officer of several pro-Nazi
organizations. The F. B. I. several
times had pressure put on it to in
vestigate him and those societies,
but had refused-and / still think
rightly.
recalled, as our taxicab entered
the Yorkville section, reading of a
speech DR.. Griebl had made in 1884.
as vice president of the United Ger
man Societies, before $4,000 wildly
cheering Nazis in Madison Square
Garden. I made a mental note to
look up the exact words, and later I
did.
Germans in the United States
would soon demand adequate rep
resentation in city, county. State
and Federal governments!" DR..
Griebl had thundered bitterly in
German.
Uniformed Nazi Storm Troopers
patrolled the aisles, and led the mass
cheering and the gutteral cries of
Hell Hitler!"
Harped on Patriotism.
Today those words are startlingly
reminiscent Of those OF the Nazi
leaders in Austria before the forced
Evening star., 1938-12-21
Agenda Formed by Peace
And Democracy CONGRESS

The American Congress for Peace
and Democracy which will meet
here January 6, Z and 8 will center
on defense of democracy from Fas-
cist invasion here and abroad, de-
tense of the Wagner Labor Relations
Act and means to lift the arms en-
barge on Republican Spain.
Sponsored by the American League
for Peace and Democracy, the con-
gress will meet in the Rialto Theater.
The first session will be devoted to
labor discussions. The speakers in
clude Richard T. Frankensteen, vice
Evening star., 1938-12-21
By LEON S. TURROU
as told to
DAVID 6. WITElS

"anschluss" and TO the rawlings of
Conrad Heinlein.
He diverted suspicion largely by
harping on his patriotism as an
American citizen. He lost no oppor-
tunity to announce that he was .
lieutenant In the United States Army
Reserve. He always made sure an
American flag was displayed almost
equally as prominently as the swas-
tika banner Of Hitler. When former
Mayor OBrien Of New York with
held q permit for Z Nazi meeting
because Of the featured speaker was
to be q notorious Nazi propagandist
then under investigation by the
United States Government, DR..
Griebl came forward and demanded
the permit as citizen and ofncer Of
the United States Army. He would
be the featured speaker instead, he
pledgedA He got the permit.
Yet, here I was speeding to his
house in February, 1898, armed with
the sensational knowledge that all
this time Griebl had been q Nazi
spy ana traitor, plotting and taking
part in the betrayal of this, the
country he had sworn to uphold and
defend.
didn't know yet that he was the
master Nazi spy on this continent;
that he was the center Of q Nazi
spy web extending from Newport
News, Va, to Montreal, Canada; {;
from washington and New York to
Seattle. That he arranged much of
the hiring and enlistment Of Nazi
spies here; that he harbored them
when police got on their trail, and
engineered their escapes; that he
helped direct the Gestapo here.
Copyright. 1898. BY Leon 8. Turrou. All
rights reserved throughout the world BY
international copyright)
(To be continued.)
Evening star., 1938-12-21

president of the United Automobile
Workers of America; Jaseph Breslow,
vice president of the International
Ladies Garment Workers Union;
Jerome Davis, president of the
American Federation of Teachers,
and B. F. McLaurin, national organ
izer of the Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters.
The meeting has been Endorsed by
churchmen, labor leaders and Con-
gressmen. A. F. Whitney, president
of the Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen, will be chairman of the
first meeting.
Evening star., 1938-12-21
Stores and Coal Yards
To Close Monday

Washington retail stores and coal
yards will be closed next Monday
to permit employees to enjoy the
double Christmas holiday, Edward
D. Shaw, secretary Of the Mer-
Evening star., 1938-12-21

Singapore, Malaga, has a short
age of residential buildings.
Evening star., 1938-12-21
Spy Witnesses Disappear
As Trail Leads to GriebI

(This is the ninth in a series
OF articles on smashing the Nazt
spy ring by former Ace G-Man
Leon S. Turrou.)
Evening star., 1938-12-21

Ssassf q
all day on Saturday, Christmas eve,'
to take care Of the needs Of late
shoppers, Mr.. Shaw said.
Evening star., 1938-12-21
Harped on Patriotism.

Today those words are startlingly
reminiscent Of those Of the Nazi
leaders IN Austria before the forced
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1938-02-11
FRO MUSICA STUDIES
aIFE OF FRANZ HAYDN

Pro-Musica met at the grade
school Monday evening, with seven
members present. Mrs. w. H. Keal
gave talk on the life of Franz
Joseph Haydn, and Mrs. j. I. Mil :
her played two numbers by this
composer, "Wlorship in the King"
and Austrian National Hymn"
Other numbers on the program
were:
Morning Prayer" 5treabbog, Mrs.
". j. jenkins; "Sous la Feuillee,"
Theme. Mrs. Ben Moeda; 9TH.
Water Bug" Miles, Miss Florence
montgomery; "Slurnber Song"
Schumann. Mrs. E. J. O'Iarey;
Turkish March," Beethoven, Mrs.
Alex Parke.
The next meeting will be held
March 7 at the home of Mrs. r.
r. Woods, with Mrs Miller as as
SlStant hostess.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1938-02-11

Among those who went to Ken
.neWick Wednesday evening to see
ihe basketball game between the
keDneWick town team and the
Harlem Globe Trotters were Aloha
Meek, Dale MCGEE, Richard AUS
3in,, Gilbert Ponsat, Dwight Hen.
ley, Jack Curry, George and Jack
L;ilhuly.
X Y
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Robertson drove
10 Kennewick Monday evening to
be the guests of MIR. and Mrs. c..
l.. Powell at a bridge party.
X X X
Mrs Belle Leonard of Pasco was
'lne luncheon guest of Mrs. Shaun
Kelly Wednesday.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1938-02-11

A daughter, weighing eight
pounds and eleven ounces, was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Borden at
KenneWick Tuesday.
X X X
Mr.. and MRS. i. j. Rothrock
moved last week to Sunnyside from
their former home at Cold Creek.
The Rothrocks, the E. E. Meeker
family and Robert Sch1nsser, for
nler neighbors at Cold Greek, now
live on adjoining farms at Sunny
side.
Harry Anderson, Kirk Burns,
Bob Codding and Robert Anderson
drove to Kennewick Wednesday
evening with L. A. Codding to at
tend the DeMolay meeting and to
see the basketball game between
the Kennwick town team and the
Harlem Globe Trotters
+ X X
Mrs. Walters of Auburn, niece
of Mrs. Harry Smith, is guest
at the Smith home this week. On
Friday Mrs. Smith and Mrs. WAL
tiers are going to Medical Lake to
visit the latter's sister.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1938-02-11

A number of local Republicans
are planning to attend the Lincoln
Day dinner at Keru1ewick Saturday
night at which j. T. Huntington
Of Walla Walla will be the main
speaker. Mrs. Alex Parke of White
Bluffs will also be one of the
speakers on the program.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1938-02-11
SENIOR BALL TO BE
GIVEN ON APRIL 2

The annual Senior Ball will this
year be given on April 2 in the
community hall, it was announced
this week by the senior class, which
is already beginning preparations
for the big event.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1938-02-11

Mr.. and Mrs Dick Stevens were
in White Bluffs Wednesday to
make preliminary preparations for
the arrival Of the reclamation bu-
reau survey party here next week.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Kirk and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Golden
and son will move here on Friday
of this week from Ephrata, and
others of the party will arrive next
week.
X X 4
HELD ON CHECK CHARGE
Wanted by Grant county author
tiles on an alleged larceny by check
charge, Guy l.. Smith of White
Bluffs was arrested Monday by
Benton county officers. He is being
held pending the arrival of depu-
ties from Grant county.
The Washington times., 1938-09-06
Paris ReNdg

PARIS, Sept. 6 u.N.S)-Thou
sands Of French reserve troops
took up positions in Notifications
along the German and italian
frontiers today as Frances wal
machine geared itself for action
should Europe's jitters lead to an
explosion.
AL army and air force leaves
were cancelled, while an estimated
10000 officers and soldiers were
recalled.
French colonial possessions in
North Africa were prepared for
possible trouble and the French
navy was brought up to its full
personnel. Warships were loaded
with additional ammunition.
BERLIN, Sept. 9 G.N.SO.
Through its official news agency,
the German government today
warned France to avoid "extraor-
dinary" military measures, which
might be construed as a threat
against the Reich.
The Washington times., 1938-09-06
Yeggs Work Hard,
But Get NothinQ

Thieves laboriously sawed win
dow bars and smashed the safe
combination in a Peoples Drug
Store at 1927 Connecticut Ave.
N. W., last night, but obtained
nothing. .......
Robert A. Bond, manager, told
police today the burglars sawed the
bars Of a skylight over a wash
room. They broke the combina-
ton on the safe, but jammed it in
such a way that they could not
get the door open.
The Washington times., 1938-09-06
French Flying Boat
On Return F|ioh1

NEW YORK, Sept. 6 Q.N.SO.
The French flying boat, Lieu
tenant De VaisSeau Paris, took off
from Port Washington, L. l., to-
day for Horta. Azores, on the first
leg Of its return flight to France.
The takeoff was delayed several
hours while mechanics repaired
the damages done to the right rear
elevator Of the plane when a sail
boat struck it Sunday. The plane
arrived here last Wednesday on
the first of a series of survey
flights intended to furnish data
for future French. transatlantic
commercial service.
The Washington times., 1938-09-06

Il have never had any inten.
tiOn Ito conclude peace pacts
with other nations Of EurOpe)
and do not have any now"
II may state here In my own
name. how deeply happy we
are that another great Euro
pean power has prOfited with
admirable resolution and with
farFeaching consequences from
our experience" (Italy'S recent
drive against the JewS.)
ut is q greater Germany
that makes its first appearance
today in Nuremberg. Many
will speak of the miracle which
Providence performed upon
u.s."
sour economic activities
will always be guided by this
resolution: National security
first. Only then will German
defense forces be In q position
to protect. the freedom and
interests Of the Reich"
The Washington times., 1938-09-06
Dies Mag CGIJ
Sec. Perkins

Chairman Dies, of the House
Un-American Activities Commit
tee, today announced that he will
urge the committee to summon
Secretary Of Labor Frences Per-
kins before it for an explanation
of the Harry Bridges deportation
case.
Dies, who telephoned a state
ment from Texas to his office,
said there were reports of many
cases in which the Labor Depart
ment has failed to enforce the law
with reference to radical and
criminal aliens.
(Other Details on Page A.
The Washington times., 1938-09-06
Police Asked 10 Hunt
Man Missing II Years

Aid in locating a man who has
been missing for 27 years was
asked Of Washington authorities
yesterday.
The request was made by Ernest
Pannell and Mrs. w. S. Hull, both
OF Arlington, Va, a brother and
sister Of the missing man, who
told police their brother, William
Pannell, disappeared while en-
ployed as a coal miner near Mo.
nongahela, Pa. He is now about 65
years old.
The Washington times., 1938-09-06
Il Face Return
After FIeei1eg
De0,iI'S Island

PORT of SPAIN, Trinidad, Sept
6 N.S0:-Virtual living skele
tons, four fugitives from the
French Penal Colony on Devils
Island reached here today after q
600mile trip in an open boat across
turbulent seas.
They staggered onto the beach
after their ten-day voyage only to
learn that Trinidad no longer vel
comes Devils Island convicts. They
will be returned to the prison from
which they fled.