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Evening star., 1938-02-12
Plans Completed
For Celebration.

Plans have been completed to cele-
brate the fortieth anniversary OF the
founding of Carroll Council, Knights
of Columbus. District Of Columbia,
with a dinner dance to be held in
the mirror room of the Hotel La
fayette on the evening of Thursday,
February "a, 1898. The dinner dance
this year will be in honor of the
charter members of the council, who,
together with their wives, will be the
guests of honor. Mr.. Michael J.
Doyle, a prominent member of Car
roll Council and a past district depu-
ty of the K of c., will be toast
master. The Rev. Louis OIeary, O..
p, of the Dominican House of Studies.
Brookland, D. c., will deliver the
principal address.
Many Knights of Columbus promi-
nent in the professional and business
life of Washington, together with
their wives. are listed among the
patrons and patronesses.
Among the patrons are the State
deputy of the K. of c. and Mrs. Wal
ter I. Plant, District Deputy Francis
A. McCann, Past State Deputy and
Mrs. George E. Herring. Past Grand
Knight and Mrs. John P. Dunn, the
grand knight of Carroll Council and
Mrs. Joseph A. O'Connell, Deputy
Grand Knight Of Carroll Council and
Mrs. Thomas j. Meyers. Mr. and Mrs.
Manning J. WilcoxSon. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wilcoxson, the treasurer OF
Carroll Council and Mrs. Clarence
R. German, Mr.. Lawrence v. Den
ney Mr.. Thomas J. Dunn. Mr.. Maui
rice j. Colbert. the trustee of Car
roll Council and Mrs. John Nesline.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Delaney. Mr..
and Mrs. Al Philip Kane, Rev. Joseph
Gedra. chaplain OF Carroll Council,
and Mr. and Mrs Alfred Neff.
Mr.. Roydon J. Dixon. lecturer of
Carroll Council, is chairman of the
Committee on Arrangements, and
reservations for the dinner dance
may be made through him or at the
K. of c. Club.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
Mrs. Roosevelt to Be
Present at Ball
At Sulsrave Club.

AT II O'Clock this evening, no doubt
on the dot. Mrs. Roosevelt will arrive
at the Sulgrave Club to attend the
Thrift Shop benefit ball which will be
one of the outstanding events of this
season.
Numerous dinners are taking place
prior to the party which under the
leadership of Mrs. John R. Williams.
chairman of the Thrift Shop. will
afford every known kind of entertain
ment-floor shows. side shows, good
music. refreshments and all that goes
to make a successful dance.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
Exhibition Drill
Preceded bv Lunch.

Mrs. Christenberry, wife of Maj.
Charles w. Christenberry, of 1901 Co.
lonial terrace, Arlington, Va. en-
tertained at luncheon yesterday at
the Navy County Club, later
taking her guests to Fort Myer for
the Friday exhibition drill.
In the group were Mrs. Dawson Ohm
stead. wife of Col. Olmstead; Mrs. Eve
lyn Tyner Minnick. Mrs. Hugh Lynch.
Miss Mary Betty Maxwell. Miss Lillian
Willett, Mrs. Frank Smith and Mrs.
James Jordan. this city; Mrs. Robert
Freer of Westmoreland Hills, Mrs
Stanley Robinson, wife of Capt. Rob-
inson of Boiling Field, and Mrs. STAN
ley A. McCaskey, jr., of Aurora Hills,
Va.
Maj. and Mrs Christenberry had as
a guest the past week Miss Katherine
Shellhorn of Honolulu, who is now
visiting in New York City. Mrs. Chris
tenberry and Miss Shellhorn became
friends several years ago when Maj
Christenberry was stationed in Homo
lulu.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
Alabama Society
Midwinter Dance.

A midwinter dance will be given by
the Alabama State Society in the
grand ballroom of the Willard Hotel
Wednesday night
Representative Frank Boykin of
Alabama will sponsor a showing of
technicolor films of the Bellingrath
Gardens of Mobile. Ala, with their
famous azalea trails and japonica trees
at 9 o'clock. after which there will be
a short program of humorous readings.
Dancing will begin promptly at 10
o'clock.
Mr.. Claude Sizemore, secretary of
the Alabama State Society, has taken
an active part in helping to make this
dance the best of the season. Mrs.
S. E. Deal has charge of decorations
and Mrs. Mary Moore has charge of
the music for this occasion.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
University Club
Dance Tonight.

The University Club will entertain
at St. Valentines dance this eve
ming. Dinner will be served at $50
o'clock and dancing will follow at $50.
The affair has been arranged by the
clubs Entertainment Committee, Mr..
Dean Hill Stanley, Mr.. Edward M.
Becker, Mr.. Allen Gartner, Mr.. Will
liam r. Valance and Mr.. Cecil ].
Wilkinson
Among the members of the club
who are entertaining at dinner parties
before the dance are Gov. Thomas w.
Hardwick, Mr. Stanley Phillips Smith,
Mr. Fred Pearce, Mr.. E. T. Arndt, Mr..
Cyril Smith. Mr.. Claude M. Houchins,
Mr.. James P. McGovern, Mr.. Cecil ].
Wilkinson, Mr.. David S. Bethune, Mr..
Allen Gartner and Mr.. Augustus Mo-
ran.
Evening star., 1938-02-12

By the Way
Beth Blaine

@ ssrss e nsis and the set
i's;s %% Sc"
% SafS The %os ssss
Mimi capabe of carrying on the family reputation for
iste'ss 2 e
s sgssS s | ssss; 5
9 ss s ssShdy The
the setsn s stu ssans TED
ss h
and @
S %sa~%a @ nse1z dua @ e Miss Frances Perkins,
& ssa Sy ns ng M eaa wqs e% 1g
;a q lie ss 9e3 and @ ' SeSssss; sS&
ss IT,: sa t S;s ss gsSEs;sS %
f%g e ae SG ss, q Ieaage in g1 lace n ,eas M
brushed % upward, ,ras uery startling
fas na hff the JOB uns m "a Mrs
as57
93sS$ e ?sS
end mon T. Of ns ss Just e0 Of the egbes
Beautiful of the German Embassv in rod sor
arrved with Herr and Frau Bankenhorn Joined almost
me- by the elusive bridge playing Kppy
The bride OF Gracie1a more rhe sotn her
sister Marta. Chiffon and pete Rebeco cbose
whtte lace ,oith giant gardenias ~ ~ ~
Last-minute recolections: Richard HINT
@ o,a a WIN whose long diamond earrings will undoubtedly
png Win BOD Wlcks Alice Tuckrman chiffon stepping
PACK sequns the Bacon sisters Martha in brilliant
blue and with Larry and viii Ryan M res
ncoced on the usual sofa one that Dov
Coron as VVacous Mrs platinum
velve trimmed with matching fox more formed
'he color1ui background for delightful soiree. ~
OCkIAlIS at Mr. and Mrs ofered
very pleasant surprise Harry Willard lust returned from
ms post at the American Legation Caracas Venezuela was
harry is now assigned to the Department here and
mas rented house Thryfourth eoreetoun uhc
we nope means that he will be in Washington for some time
tns attractive young addition at dinner pa
ne Is one OF the best dancers known so his
souo De especially nice for all the
ne cummings street house. Georqeto,Un is most
adct1oey 1urnShed tith English American antioues
rnu supe19 coHect.on OF Japanese drauno
.oom naS tdH FTench 1cndoD curtdined chntz
open ONO the spacious garden
spring. ' ~ "' 'eo' % 'oOety III
several friends dropped in including Mr. and Mrs Harold
nlIon ana Mr. and Mrs Robert Pell house
Mrs Jonn Fell down from for few davs The
ooe fes are giving luncheon in honor of Harod
ary %. 0' ioi r'1sidIo Feolu-
Evening star., 1938-02-12
Egyptian Legation Scene
OF Gay Celebration
NJ. Hussein MahmOud Radi
ReceiVes-Others Were
At Home Yesterday.

another daughter Of the Ambassador,
who wore dark red velvet costume
At the Latvian Legation Nine Bill
manis received in the first Of the two
drawing rooms, wearing a black and
gold brocade blouse and black velvet
skirt
In the dining room the tea table,
delight with delicious refreshments,
had centerpiece of pink carnations.
Pouring tea were Nine Smits. wife
Of the Secretary of the Legation, and
Mrs. John Reyburn, I'd.
Punch was served from an old sill
yer bowl in the second drawing room.
where the guests fingered to converse
in the pleasant surroundings.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
Perry Chapter
Planning Tea.

A George Washington birthday tea
will be held at the home of Miss
Mildred Getty on the afternoon of
February % under the auspices of
Erasmus Perry Chapter, D. A. R.
Hostesses and other members as
sisting will be dressed In Colonial
costumes Of their ancestors. A paper
on the life Of Washington compiled
from his letters to Lafayette will be
read by Miss Getty. y
Evening star., 1938-02-12
Residents in South.

Mrs. Brady G. Ruttencutter, wife
of Col. Ruttencutter was one of the
honor guests at the luncheon which
Mrs. Eugene Darrach gave at Miami
Beach February S preceding the
meeting of the Founders and Patriots
Of America. Col. and Mrs. Rutten-
cutter will attend the lace ball Fri
day at the Miami Biltmore Hotel. =
Evening star., 1938-02-12
Parties Cancelled.

The Yugoslav Minister and Nine.
Fotitch have Cancelled the musicale
scheduled for February 10 and the
luncheon party in honor of Nine
Mabel Grouitch owing to the death
of Prince Nicholas of Greece, father
of Princess Olga of Yugoslavia. The
period of mourning will last until
February 28
Evening star., 1938-02-12
Polish Ambassador
Departs for South.

The Polish Ambassador, Count
jerry Potocki, left yesterday for
Florida. where he will spend several
days. From there he will go to Cuba
and does not plan to return to WASH
ington until the end oi the month.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
{. Col. F. M. Cox of Chattanooga,
Tenn, is staying at the Hotel Raleigh
, during a visit to Washington.

Lit. Comdr. and Mrs. William E.
Sullivan of 371l North Pershing drive,
Arlington. have as guests 1t. Comdr.
and Mrs. John Dingwell of Drexel
Hill. Philadelphia, and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. v. Schraig of New York City, who
will remain over the week end.
This evening 1t. Comdr and Mrs.
) Sullivan will take their guests to
Annapolis for the boxing bout and
other sports at the Naval Academy,
and Sunday morning 1t Comdr. and
Mrs. r. K. Davis of North Oakland
street will entertain at small break
fast party for the visitors.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
Army.Navy News
OF Interest.

~ Comdr. and Mrs. Charles Snow
Alden have as their guest for a short
time Mrs. Horsburgh-Porter of Ire
land.
The Washington times., 1938-01-11

Some souvenir hunters have
plenty of brass, Senator j. Hamil-
ton Lewis unused as he opened
the door to his Senate office yes
terday.
Reason: Senator Lewis brass
plate, bearing his name was miss
ing from the door.
The only explanation that
sounded reasonable was that some
The Washington times., 1938-01-11
MattSOn Suspect
Quizzed by G-Men

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo-,
Jan. IL ON.SO.-G-men today
quizzed Matt Murvin, 42-year-old
alien vagrant, as a suspect in the
kidnapping of 10-year-old Charles
Mattson, Of Tacoma, Wash. The
prisoner, who answers in several
particulars to the description of
the hdnaper and murderer, was
being subjected to routine investi-
cation, the FBI agents said.
The Washington times., 1938-01-11
Flagg to Discuss
Negro Slum Issue

Improvement of Negro housing
conditions in Washington will be
the topic Of Charles H. Flagg. re-
housing assistant Of the Alley
Dwelling Authority, at a meeting
in the Washington Cathedral Ii
brary Friday at ii a. m.
The meeting Is being held under
auspices Of Saint Monica's League,
an organization consisting mostly
Of members Of the Episcopal
Church interested in the welfare
Of colored people.
The Washington times., 1938-01-11
2 Girls Trial Set
In HOldup-SIaying

NEWARK, N. j., Jan. II Q.NSD.
Trial Of the two local girls ac-
cused of the holdup-slaying of Will.
liam Harborst, 26-year.old bus
driver, which netted them only
$2.10, will start here next Monday.
The girls. Mrs. Ethel Sohl, 20
year-old daughter Of a policeman,
and Genevieve Owens, II, pleaded
not guilty at their arraignment,
The Washington times., 1938-01-11
Reynolds Urges
u. S. Quit China

(IN.S) Warning that another
"Panay incident" may involve this
nation in war, Senator Reynolds
CD, North Carolina, today de-
manded immediate withdrawal Of
armed forces and nationals from
the Far Eastern trouble zone.
Reynolds said that he predicted
an incident similar to that of
Japan's bombing of the American
gunboat Panay would occur.
The Washington times., 1938-01-11
ADVE RTI8EMCNT
A Three Days Cough
Is Your Danger Signal

No matter how many medicines
you have tried for your cough, chest
cold, or bronchial irritation, you can
get relief now with Creomulsion.
Serious trouble may be brewing and
you cannot afford to take a chance
with any remedy less potent than
Creomulsion, which goes right to
the seat Of the trouble and aids ma
ture to Soothe and heal the infamed
mucous membranes and to loosen
and expel the germ-laden phlegm.
Even If other remedies have failed,
don't be discouraged, try Creomul-
sion. Your druggist Is authorized to
refund your money If you are not
thoroughly satisfied with the bene.
fits obtained from the very first
bottle. Creomulsion is one word-not
two, and it has no hyphen in it.
Ask for it plainly, see that the name
ON the bottle is Creomulsion, and
you'll get the genuine product apd
the relief you want.
The Washington times., 1938-01-11
INDEPENDENT STUDENTS

EUGENE, Ore, Jan. II Q.N.SO.
A survey of University of Oregon's
3,120 students revealed that less
than one-seventh we're entirely de-
pendent upon their parents. About
80 per cent Of the student body
are grown up" completely-en-
tirely self-supporting.
The Washington times., 1938-01-11
'PdrSOn of Pines RetireS

BANGOR, Maine, Jan. II
Q.N.S0.-'The Parson of the
Pines" is going to retire. Having
completed IT years of missionary
work among the lumberjacks of
Northern Maine, Rev. Frederick
McNeill is now going to retire to
a large farm somewhere near here,
which he plans to convert into a
social. RELIGIOUS, and recreational
The Washington times., 1938-01-11

Wed Secretly to His Wife's Twin
Sister. The Strange Case Of . Man
who Could Hardly Tell which Of His
Wives He Was Living With and Of
Two Women Who Did Not Know
They Were Married to the Same Man
Until He Died and Favored Them
Equally in His Will. Read This Fas-
chatting True Story in The American
Weekly, with Sundays Washington
HeraId-Timea
The Washington times., 1938-01-11
LewiS' Ndneplate Gone

one wanted something to remem-
ber Washington by-and had
picked the Senator's nameplate.
The Washington times., 1938-01-11
CITIZENS URGE
HARSH PENALTY
TO HALT CRIME
Northeast Group Favors
Higher Bonds
BY A. J. DRISCOLL
Citizens Associations Editor


Citizens Associations Editor
Aroused by assaults and rob
berries throughout the District, the
Northeast Citizens Association last
night asked the imposition OF
higher bond and enactment of a
more stringent criminal code with
heavier penalties.
The association approved legis'
lation empowering the Public Utili-
ties Commission to reduce the
number of taxicabs to $500, and
o proposal to give the Board of
Education power to compel pay
ment for nonresident children.
New members elected were: Ru-
bin Winner, David Kaplan, R. E.
Cavanaugh, Elizabeth RAINY and
Mrs. Ruth Brill.
HILLCREST CITIZENS
Vigorously attacking the legality
Of a liquor license granted in the
2700 block of Good Hope Road, the
Hillcrest Citizens Association last
night voted to resort to legal
action If necessary to have the
permit cancelled.
The association opposed the bus
iness privilege tax, and directed
its committee on taxation to work
for substituting a general sales tax
for the district
WEST END GROUP
The West End Citizens Associa-
tion last night petitioned for one
hour parking restrictions on Penn
sylvania Avenue Northwest be-
twene Nineteenth and Twentieth,
and for the establishment of q
truck-loading reservation on each
side.
Resolutions urged the purchase
Of land from the Third Police sta
tion to Twentieth Street for q
new station house, the balance to
be given for the western farmers
market space.
ASK HOSPITAL RAZING
The Piney Branch Citizens AS
Sociation last night decided to
press for demolition of the old
tuberculosis Hospital at Four.
teenth and UpShur Streets, and
oppose by court action if neces.
sary any attempt to convert the
building and grounds into a con-
valescent adjunct to Gallinger
Hospital.
F. c. Merritt was named chair.
man Of a committee to enlist the
support Of adjacent civic asSo-
Citations in a request to the House
subcommittee on Appropria-
tionS, that the site be taken over
as a recreation and educational
center.
PARK VIEW CITIZENS
The Park View Citizens AsSocia-
ton last night outlined plans for
organizing a general home-owners
protective association, for enforc-
ing property restrictions within
its territory and adjacent neigh
borhood.
Protest was made by the Stan
ton Park Citizens Association,
meeting last night in Peabody
School, against the proposed tax
ing over by the Vocational Re
habilitation Service, of fruit,
candy and cigar stands, operated
by the blind in public buildings,
and making a charge of 20 per
cent Of the profits for supervision.
The association opposed use of
the old tuberculosis Hospital on
Upshur Street as an adjunct to
Gallinger.
SOUTHEAST BUSINESS MEN
The Southeast Business Mems
Association, meeting last night at
S14 Pennsylvania Ave. s. E., by
unanimous vote, asked the busi-
ness privilege tax to be repealed
and a general sales tax substi-
tuted.
Resolutions were adopted op.
posing any diversion of gasoline
receipts for other than strictly
LII n
The Washington times., 1938-01-11

center for his comrades Of the
wood.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-08-04
PINAL COUNTY TENTATIVE BUDGET
FOR YEAR ENDING JUNE 3Oth, 1889

Ex
o OF l.
the the
paper
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-08-04
COUNTY
PRECINCT OFFICERS
Justice Precincts

One Justice of the Peace-Precinct No.
One Justice of the Peace-Precinct No.
One Justice of the Peace-Precinct No.
One Justice of the Peace-Precinct No.
One Justice of the Peace-Precinct No.
One Justice of the Peace-Precinct No
One Justice of the Peace-Precinct No.
One Justice of the Peace-Precinct No.
One Justice of the Peace-Precinct No. 10
One Constable-Precinct No. l
One Constable-Precinct No. 2
One Constable-Precinct No. 4
One Constable-PrecinctN No.
One Constable-Precinct No.
One onstable-Precinct No.
One Constable-Precinct No.
One Constable-Precinct No.
One Constable-Precinct No. 10
rnTTNrrv o DpECINCT COMMITT
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-08-04
STATE or ARIZONA
OF THE SECRETARY
NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION


day, September 18th, 1885, for the selection of
Independent candidates for the following enun
FEDERAL
1 United States Senator
l Representative in Congress
STATE
1 Judge of The Supreme Court
l Governor
l Secretary of State
l Auditor
1 Treasurer
l Attorney General
l Mine Inspector
1 Superintendent of Public instruction
1 Corporation Commissioner
l State Tax Commissioner
l Judge of the Superior Court
l State Senator
l State Representative District No u
1 State Representative District No. p
COUNTY
l Sheriff
3 Members Board of Supervisors
l Treasurer
l Recorder
l County Attorney
l Assessor
l Superintendent of Schools
l Judge of Superior Court
l Clerk of Superior Court
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-08-04

SCHEDULE NO. / GENERAL FUND
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-08-04

JAMES H. KERRY,
State.
There being further meeting motion
July 1888
O'Clock A NJ. County Supervisors.
Approved BURGESS, Chairman
(SeaD
Attest: E. w WEAVER,
SUPERVISORY Wednesday
FLORENCE PINAL COUNTY, ARzONAO July 6h 1898
Board Supervisors convened pursuant to recess
member
James Jr. member, absent
following against Pinal
audited
and Fund warrants numbered
La gaceta., 1938-01-28
Los Raids" de la aviacion facciosa sobre Bar
celona y las ciudades leales del Mediterraneo
FL Ejercito leal mantiene la iniciativa
en- dos sectorea
Un contingente republican, avanza en- la
direction de la Nina "Ojos Negros"

quistadas por ell ej6rcito pOpu-
lar han sido fortificadas.
La infanteria leal avanza en-
la direction de las minas de O.
jos Negros, que Sc hallan en- po-
der de los facciosos.
Proyectiles de la artilleria fac
ciosa cayeron en- Madrid. El go
bierno hizo que su artilleria
bombardeara a Toledo.
Una nota del ministerip de
Defensa asegura que las tropas
lealeS tienen rodeados a varios
miles de faccioSos en- Alturas de
Celdas, a ocho millas de Teruel,
por ell norte.
Este significa ell aislamiento
del grupo faccioso de su base de
operaciones.
Los rebeldes utilizaban csc
contingente de Celadas como e.
jercito de maniobras.
La gaceta., 1938-01-28
Sc FORMA Ell ESnADO TO
TALlTARIO EN- Ell JAPON
Sc ird a la guerra
con otra ndci6n

Toxic, enero 28.-Toma for
ma mas definida ell estado total
tario. Las leyes y decretos dan
al gobierno nuevos poderes so
bre la production y distribution
de subsistencias ell empleo de los
trabajadores, el dominic de la
hacienda y ell comercio, y ell do
mimic de la prensa y asambleas.
Ahora tiene ell gobierno autori-
dad para dirigir todas las acti-
vidades del pals; pero los pode-
res solo Sc invocaran por medic
de 6rdenes imperiales.
Aseg1rase que ell gobierno Sc
propone estudiar la posici6n de
las naciones que venden armas
a China.
Ell Jap6n, dijo hoy ell minis
tro de la guerra, debe preparar-
Sc para la guerra con otro pals
que no es China.
Ia ~situaci6n, agreg6 Ell ge-
neral Sugiyama, es cada veg
mas grave, dado que mercancias
extranjeras entran en- China a
traves de la Mongolia. Canton
a Indo-China Ell ejercito debe
ser aumentado, Preparamos pla
mes para hacer frente a todas
las contingencies.
Ell nombre de la naci6n no fue
mencionado, pero Sc supone que
es Russia.
La gaceta., 1938-01-28
Ia FERIA DE FLORIDA
Premios c~oncedidos

Dia de gran animation ell de
hoy en- la Feria de Florida.
Dia de los ninos, que ell anc
pasado llevaron a la Feria 103
mil personals
Programs e~speciales Sc har
preparado, uno de ellos a car
go de Nash ligins y la Junta
de Recreo de la ciudad dc
Tampa.
AL condado de Manatee s.
lie otorg6 ell primer premio en-
hortalizas Y al de Alachua e.
primer premio en- heno, gra :
nos Y forraje.
I'm premio de $50 Sc conce-
di6 al condado de Lake, por
su exhibition de fresas.
Por su victoria en- hortaliza,
Manatee recibira $4,000; ur
de S75 en- productos de
la leche; $50 en- tplantas y flo
res y $35 por ell segund0 pre-
milo en- fresas.
Alachua recibi6 $400 por e!
heno, granos Y forraje; $50
por ell primer premio en- nue.
ces, S 35 por ell primer premio
EN- patatas irlandesas.
Pasco obtuvo 100000 por
ell segundo premio en- heno,
granos y forraje; $50 por ell Sc
gundo premio en- productos de
la leche; $50 por ell segundo
premio en- hortalizas, y $50
por un segundo premio ell
nueces.
Tambien recibieron premios
en- metalico Y cintas Azules los
condados de Lee, Polk, Ma :
rion, Lake, fernando y Sum =
ter.
La gaceta., 1938-01-28
C GABRIEL
QUIERE CAMBIARLE Ell
NOMBRE AL OCEANO
ATLANTICO

Roma, enero 2S.-Con mo-
two de la escuadrilla de Bru-
no Mussolini a la America del
Sur, realizado con exito, ell
poeta reaccionario y loco Ga
briel D'Anunzzio envio un
mensaje al Duce congratulan-
dole y proponiendole que en-
10 successive ell "oceano conquis
tado", ell Atlantieo, Sc lame
Oceano Heroico, en- recuerdo
de la hazana.
"Tu has transformado a Ita
liza; til sabes veneer y conquis-
tar; 5 Oceano debera lla-
marse desde ahora Oceano He
roico.
Ell Duce premio la hazana
de Bruno ascendiendolo a CO.
mandante de escuadrilla.
La gaceta., 1938-01-28
Ell DR.. KOO ATACA LA HI
POCRESLA DE LAS MAGIC
MES DEMOCRHTICAS

Ginebra ,enero 28.-Luego de
que los ministries de relaciones
exteriores de Francia e Ingla-
terra habian elogiado la Socie-
dad de Naciones, ell delegado chi
no ante ell Consejo, DR.. Koo, pro
nunci6 un discurso aludiendo a
la deplorable hipocresia de las
naciones democraticas.
Ga Sociedad de Naciones, di
10 ell DR.. Koo. ha tenido su pres
tigio y autoridad en- tan bajo nj
vel como ell de ahora. Los histo-
riadoreS del future Sc pregun-
taran 81 Ia declinaci6n no Sc de-
be a las muchas dudas y ell es-
cepticismo de algunes de sus
mas importantes miembros,
mas que a las criticas y los alta
ques de sus contrarios de fue-
ra.
La Lga posee, agreg6, la ne
cesaria maquinaria para resell
yer cualquier conflicto, pero en-
lugar de usarla permanece como
un espectador passive y sirve de
plataforma para frases hueras
Y excuses inaceptables.
La gaceta., 1938-01-28
TEMESE UN MOVIMIENTO
DE LOS j EN- POR-
C.

LOndres, enero 28.-El go
bierno portuguese toma extraor-
dinarias precauciones, temien-
do un levantamiento de "rojos''
en- la frontera con Espaha.
Planes de un moVimiento in
surreccional contra ell gobierno
de Salazar fueron descubiertos
en- Badajoz, Espafa.
Aumenta Ell descontento entire
los elementos militares con mo-
two del decreto ordenando la
reorganization del ejercito.