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Evening star., 1938-08-31
/. Y. A. HEARINGS
/. TO RECESS FRIDAY
Probers Expected to Resume
Sessions in Washington
in October.

BACKGROUND
About halt OF the Congressional
hearing on T. v. A., noD In its
seventh Week, has been deDoted to
the teud betUeer, the ousted chdtr-
man, Dr. Arthur E. Morgan andthe
tt0o remaining directors, DaDid E.
Ltltenthul and DR.. Hdrcourt A.
Morgan. The DaSt sociological and
economic experiment has already
cost the Government 5000, 100000
and Is expected to cost twice that
sum.
BY the Associated Press.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Aug. 31.-Har-
rassed by grave doubts as to whether
its funds would hold out to permit
completion Of its probe. the congress
sional T. v. A. Investigating Commit
tee prepared today to close its sessions
in the Tennessee Valley with two more
days Of hearings.
After recessing next Friday, the COM
mittee will be subject to call by It's
chairman, Senator Vic Donahey
Democrat, Of Ohio, probably in Wash
ington in October or November.
In view of the fact that Congress
appropriated only $4,000 for its study
the investigators are doubtful that they
can complete their entire schedule,
but are hopeful of covering the major
aspects.
Committee investigators agree that
probably the most vital part Of the
program, the study of the T. v. AS
electric power rates. designed to be a
fair "yardstick" for electricity costs
throughout the country. remains for
thorough study and criticism at WASH
ington.
1t was planned to have the private
power men appear about August IS,
but in the meantime the committees 8
chief engineer, Thomas Painter, for
merly connected with the Los Angeles
municipal power system. with half a
dozen assistants, has been making a
study OF power rates and costs In the
valley. and 1t was decided to have this
finished before calling the company
power representatives.
Another important matter to be con-
Evening star., 1938-08-31
THE EVENING WASHINGTON 81

sidered later Is the result OF further
study Of T. v. AS purchase Of phos-
phate lands, which the committee Or
dered this week, in collaboration with
"other Government departments" It
has been brought out that a purchase
Of $40 acres Of phosphate lands was
made from the International Agricul-
tural Corp, for = price Of $3.50, 900. or
about $3.50, 900 more than YVES paid for
the lands by the corporation few
years before.
Thus far, the hearings have dis
closed no evidence Of personal corrup-
ton or graft on the part of any T. v.
A. employe. DR.. Arthur Morgan ex-
planned that he never meant in his
various charges to imply that. although
he stuck to his accusations against
Evening star., 1938-08-31

his former co-directors Of misrepre-
sentation Of various matters.
T. v. AS 33-year-old personnel di-
rector, Gordon Clapp, yesterday told
the committee the Authority upholds
the principle Of free speech" in
reply to an assertion by Representa-
tive Wolverton, Republican, of New
Jersey that he had heard Of 'un-
American" talk at the T. v. A. adult
education meetings.
Representative Jenkins. Republican,
Of Ohio added that operation of
schools by T. v. A., rather than
local school authorities, seemed 80
cialistic." but Mr.. Clapp explained
its schools were conforming to county
and State regulations. T. v. AS
ultimate objective was to merge them
with the local public school systems,
Mr.. Clapp said.
Evening star., 1938-08-31
MRS. VIRGINIA E. LYON
EXPIRES HERE AT 81
Mother Of Public Health Service
Doctor to Be Given Funeral
at 10 AM, Tomorrow.

Doctor to Be Given Funeral
at 10 AM. Tomorrow.
Mrs. Virginia Edith Lyon, 81, mother
OF DR.. Robert A. Lyon OF the United
States Public Health Service, died
late yesterday in the Washington
sanitarium after a long illness.
Mrs. Lyon was member Of the
Women's University Club and the
Order OF the Eastern Star. She was
the widow Of Fred I. Lyon, formerly a
lawyer Of the Bureau of Internal
Revenue, who was stationed in Los
Angeles. Calf.
Besides DR.. Lyon, with whom she
made her home, at 45O1 Leland street,
Chevy Chase. Md, Mrs. Lyon leaves
another son, 1t. Donald r. Lyon, Army
Air Corps, Honolulu, and two grand
children.
Funeral services will be held at 10
am. tomorrow in Lees funeral chapel,
Fourth street and Massa achusetts ave.
nue. NE. Burial will be in Los
Angeles.
Evening star., 1938-08-31
LEONARD G0TTHARDT
DIES OF HEART ATTACK
Bakery Employe Had Operated
Own Firms in Anacostia
and Kensington.

Leonard Gotthardt. 66, OF % Eighth
street NE. baker. died yesterday of a
heart attack at North Beach. Nd.
where he had been employed In a
bakery during the summer.
Mr.. 0otthardt operated bakery
IN Anacostia for 13 years. until 1923.
and also formerly operated a bakery
in kensington. Md. A native of Ger
many. he had lived in this city for
nearby for the last so years.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs. Sophie
Gotthardt: two sons, William and
George Gotthardt. this city: two BROTH
ers. William H. Gotthardt, this city,
and Gottlieb Gotthardt. Philadelphia:
sister, Mrs. Marie Wimmel this city,
and one grandchild.
Funeral services will be held at 3
pm. tomorrow in Chambers southeast
funeral home, SIT Eleventh street Sc.
Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1938-08-31
1tt Mrnturtat11.

saSxS FL i NJ. b "a .ns saSws syRf
Who vpSs died ten years aso today. AUGUST 81.
w1Ik5AM dE6Nar M1NEs. MINEs. LUCINDA MINER.
FOSTER. FANNIE L. In sad but low
FNSs * 5fTen0Feoss T. Sno Ss dsns sDsra 0hs I
1855 1f three yafd HER iass' cHiIpRtn
HEBRON. ADELAIDE G. Dedicated to
hspE hs Reory g. HEba e dsff sho %en aeps:a AD IS:
life eisht years ago today, Ausust 81.
HER sGSs a:E " b1Jas4fs S Hssi ''is ssrr1rr
HENRY. HOPE IDENIA. In sad but
HoPE Denm e nv HR dss9e 's Nhe
s:o'eS s:o ods nt0 taus1 as sresi St. 5 three
loved YOU 80 but God knew best.
YogR 'SR1 9RENGEARTED SG1 1 e noesTfhfER oesffE MRS.
ANNIE v. CLAPP.
LOGAN. JOHN W. tribute of love
an '8 .ths hs jRN % eIe dxs ass
who departed this life i've Years aeo to.
day. August 81 1888.
Not % desd I'd, to US WHO loved him.
He lives with US in memory
05SsRs i;2G& Arg EcsAs sss
SCOTT. HARRY R. In sad. but loving
HARRY r. scoTT. Who passed passed away 1H one
year aSo today. AuEust 81 1887.
have. lost my souls companion.
life linked with my own.
And day by day I miss him more
sfJoTsn A TsI5 W4pr 5h5eHsh Ms, lifs alone eco
The world NAV change from year to year.
Our lives from day to day.
But love and memory of you. daddy. dear.
Shall never pass away.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. ETHEL.
TANNER, SARAH ELIZABETH. In sad
mo.f1er moi ier'f SARAH sLIzHbETHo l GTi o TANNfR
Who departed this life two years aso yes
terday August 80. 1885
Gone: but not forgotten
HER GRANDDAUGHTERS. ELIZABETH.
HELEN AND THELMA
TELLING. HENRIETTA GREEN. A trib-
ute Of love and devotion to the memory Of
TELLING. who departed this life nine years
AGO August 80. 1929.
HER DAUGHTER. MAUDE.:
Evening star., 1938-08-31
Man Leaps Into River.

Before two witnesses could prevent
his leaping, an unidentified colored
man climbed over the railing Of the
Eleventh Street Bridge last night and
plunged into the Anacostia River.
Charles Mattern. bridge watchman,
and Roger Lee of Blue Plains Hosne
for the Aged told harbor police the
man jumped at midnight. Police
were still searching for him this
morning.
Evening star., 1938-08-31
MRS. GUSSY SOLOMON
DIES AT HER HOME
Resident Here Last 10 Years Was
Member of o. E. s. Temple
Chapter.

Mrs. Gussy Solomon, 81. for the last
18 years a resident of this city, died
yesterday at her home. 3542 Park
place NV. after long illness.
Mrs. Solomon was q member of
Temple Chapter of the Order of the
Eastern Star. and the Jewish War Vet
erans' Auxiliary. Surviving are her
husband. Alexander Solomon; daugh-
ter, Sylvia Solomon: son, Sterling
Solomon; her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gabriel Rosenblatt. all Of this city, and
two brothers. Myer Rosenblatt, New
York. and Abraham Rosenblatt, this
city.
Funeral services were scheduled to
be held at pm. today at the resi-
dence. with burial to follow in the
Adas Israel Cemetery.
Evening star., 1938-08-31
UarnH nf Thanka.

ARMENTROUT. LILBURN W. The
family of the late LILBURN w. ARMEN-
TROUT wish to thank relatives and friends
for their kind expressions of sympathy and
beautiful floral tributes at the time Of their
bereavement. THE FAMILY.
BUSCHER. JOHN H. The family of the
late JOHN H. BUSCHER wish to express
their thanks and appreciation to relatives
and friends for their kindness and flowers
during his recent illness and death.
Evening star., 1938-08-31

Waldemar Young, Scenarist, Dies.
HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 81 lP.-Walde-
mar Young. SO. who wrote scenarios
for TEST Pilot" Desire" Peter Ib-
betson" and THE Plainsman," died
yesterday Of pneumonia.
Evening star., 1938-08-31

They reduce the speed limit con-
siderably on Sundays In Switzerland.
Evening star., 1938-08-31
CEMETERY LOTS.

CEDAR HILL CEMETERY-FoIJR an
eight sites. best section: monument pr;vt
leee In forenoon or after 5 in aft.rra,r
call Atlantic 1861. III
Evening star., 1938-08-31

linston HsMHs NsMs1GaS r cSmftsES W1fs6N comm.ra.r
H. L. LESLIE, Adiutant. 81
TENLY: JOHN EDWARD. On Monday
b4sHi bToadmoof oe joHS of EbwARb i efne 4sNf se
Ivs Ioved husband ns Of Of Mary W, venly nee De-
v snd 2om Of she Mri aner. nome
fs,e4nsns ciss. H s.%.1i5s "s t5snd' nv!'fd
., IowNsIEy. ,ors PHYL!ss G; On Tuesday.
fHYhss " g. H ToWNsLE! bsfoved wife o
,a the late thornton " Tevn;ley and Dc:
Notice Of funeral later.
WEAVER. MARY VIRGINIA. On Mon
sS 4E$s9't s lsSs nAh Il ssF EfsafSf5
povell Winshell Of Portl!and. ores.: si MS Mrs.
SS;s SsSn5jS Ma and Edwin L. FeSsii Of Eaisi' 'a
Funeral services at the W. W Chambers
Co. s1ut1WsaSr on Wadn..das tSnsra As hone 5l7 th st.
1nterment Chester. Pa.
ron wELToN he leaves to ysSdsr1i mourn Their Their
loss father three sisters four bTotheTs
leaves a host Of other relatives and friends.
e,nals Remains resting At William T Ruth B.
Rndv ui, ~ nned hUe 1ooS n.n s., ~"
c. Thursday. September /. after S pm.
for funeral and interment.
WILLIAMS. SARAH. On Tuesday. Au-
gust 80. 1888. at the residence OF her sis
ter: Louise Crusoe. S"ll Grant St ne.
SARAH WILLIAMS. Surviving are two sis-
tiers. one Granddaughter and q host Of
other relatives snd friends; Remains rest
neral home, 1925 Deane ave. ne.
Notice OF funeral later
WILSON. LLOYD DAVID. On Monday
LLOYD DAVID WILSON Of s16 N. II. ave.
NV. son Of Mrs. Elizabeth and the late
Walter D.. Wilson. Remains restink at
Stewart's funeral home. 80 H st. ne
Notice Of funeral later. 81
Evening star., 1938-08-31
STRIEGNITZ CHARLES

[33d, rades of Richard j. Harden
Camp. No. . United Spanish
UH9%sSH# War Veterans. will assemble at
8HSStH6 Wise's funeral home. Goth and
.82S&x NJ SITS. NV at $50 m. Thurs
6 day. September L. 1898. for the
funeral Of our late comrade
CHAEI.E STRIECNlTZ Intermen1 Ar.
Evening star., 1938-08-31
STRIFGNITZ. CHARLEs

August 20 1898. at his residence 1330
:ioth st; NV. CHARLES sTRIEGNITz,
beloved husband of Mary c. Striesntz
Remains. resting at the Georse w Wise
Co. funeral home. 1900 NJ st NV. where
services will be held on THURSDAY. Septem-
itv Church where mass will be said At Q
am. Interment Arlington National Gem
etery Al
Evening star., 1938-08-31

BROWN. ELLA z. N SAD and loyns
who died ten years ago today. AuRust 81.
1928
WILLIAM MINER LUCINDA MINER.
GEORGE MINER .
Evening star., 1938-08-31

Cuttings. NETTIE. On Monday Au-
gust 20. 1898. at her residence: 1OOe
MARYLAND ave. s.w.. NETT1E CUTTINGS
home. oa0l 14th st. NV. on Thursdsy.
September ]. at pm. 1nterment Pros
pect Hill Cemetery. 81
La gaceta., 1938-02-15
DESDE LA ESPANA ANTIFASCISTA
REGALOS. - HACIA TERUEI.
(Por Jose Garcia GranelD

Campos de Espaha.-NoS lie
garon a los que PROCEEDINGS de
America los regalos de Ano Nue.
vo. Unos paquetes muy bonitos.
Una lata de sardinas, una lata
de melocotones, dos tabletas de
chocolate, dos paquetes de "sal-
va-vidas", paquetes de chicle,
una tarjeta postal Y un bottom de
los amigos del Lincoln. Ell bottom
del Lincoln 10 Hevamos en- la so
lapa todos los que venimos de
America.
La otra parte de la brigada,
los ingleses y canadenses, tam
bien recibieron sus regalos, los
toques de carino de sus casas, de
familiares, de amigos.
Sincera algeria nos trajeron
los paquetes del Lincoln.
Muchos de los camaradas dis
tribuian cigarrillos de los man
dados por las carinosas madres,
novias, etc. Recuerdos de los Sc
res anados, que traen a la men
te escenas del hogan.
La gaceta., 1938-02-15
LAS COMISIONES DE. RE-
GREG DE LAS SOCIEDADES

Sc reunieron anoche, en- ell
local de la Camara de Conner
clio de Ybor, las comisiones de
recreo dc las sociedades que
c~olaboran con La Verbena del
Tabaco.
Preside Raul Vega, MEM
bro del executive de La VERDE
ma, y actuo de secrctario
Frank de la Grana.
Entire otros acuerdos Sc to-
mo Ell de recomendar al eje-
cutivo de La Verbena que ,el
bale con la orquesta Ensueno
sea de fbrma Cabaret, al pre-
clio de $500 por la mesa con
cuatro sillas.
Representation al Circulo
Cubano, Paqui,o Garcia y ".
Vega; por ell Centric Asturia-
no, Manuel Hevia y Braulio
Alfonso; Centric Espanol, An :
gel de la Riva y Severino Quin
tanilla Unione taliana, Mario
Pullara y Tony Suarez, y Hen
ry Scaglione por la Camara de
Cpmercio de Ybor.
La gaceta., 1938-02-15
LMPORTANTES CAMBIOS
EN- LA COMISION DE CO.
MERCIO EXT
DEL SOVIET

MOscou, feb. 15.-Importan-
ties cambios Sc han hecho en- la
Comisaria de concrete eNtran-
jero del Soviet, cuyo jefe, A. P.
Rosengoltz, fue nombrado EN- Ell
verano jafe del d~epartamento
de Reserves del gobierno. Uno
de sus exsubordinados, Sergei
Chvilaeff, fue recientemente
nombrado Comisario y Rosen-
goltz sustituido como jefe de las
Reserves, aunque no Sc lie ha de-
tenido y no Sc lie califica de enc
migo del pueblo.
Mas de 20 funcionarios, por
medic de I'm decreto, perdieron
Ell derecho que tenfan de firmar
contracts.
Ell derecho de firmar contra
tos Sc concede a 81 nuevos pre-
sidentes y otros oficiales NOM
brados, en- lugar de los Antiques.
Dos directories de un astille-
70 del rio Amur fueron fusila-
dos.
La gaceta., 1938-02-15

Anoche, en- una de las salas
atlas del Centre Obrero, Sc en-
ferm6 gravemente cuando pre-
sidia una junta del Comite Fee
menino, la inteligente y estima-
da companera Elisa Morris.
Acababa de entrar en- la sala
una delegation de eompaneras
de West Tampa, cuando Elisa
Sc sinti6 NAL.
Aparentemente la emoci6n Ia
domino y amigos y compaheras
acudieron a auxiliarla.
En- la silla donde Sc hallaba
sentada Sc la llev6 a un autom6-
vii que a toda prisa la condujo
al sanatorio del Centre Asturia-
no.
Varios medicos la vieron Y la
proporcionaron los meiores re-
cursos de la ciencia.
Con ella fueron hasta ell sana-
torio varias companeras del Co
mite, incluyendo a la secretaria
Marina Lopez, la Sra. Aurelio
Prado, la tesorera, la viceteso-
rera, Myrta Cruz v los compahe
ros Mariana Rodriguez v Ramo-
min Rodriguez.
Mientras esas cOmpaneras Y
oompaneros la atendian, otros
salieron en- busca de SUI hiia, a
la que Sc encontr6 en- Ell teatro
Garden.
Ell estado de la Sra. Morris es
grave, en- opinion de los medicos
del Centre.
Nosotros, que sabemos apre-
ciar la obra de la companera E.
lisa, hacemos votos fervientes
por su salud.
La gaceta., 1938-02-15
DOS AGUILAS TRATABAN
DE ATACAR A UNA NINA
DE TRES AMOS

Magnolia, Md, Feb. Is
w. p. Miley, un retranquero,
relate aoui un combate que
sostuvo con dos sguiias para
salvar la vida a Betty Ernes-
burger, una nina de tres amps.
Miley vic a las aguilas Guam
do descendant sobre la nina,
con las garras extendidas.
Armada con una escopeta
disparo, hiriendo a una Y ahu-
yentando a la otra. Mato des-
pues al paiarraco herido, que
pesaba SO libras. La nina no
sufri6 dano alguno.
La gaceta., 1938-02-15
Intervene el Estado espanol en- la direction
de las industras y los negocios
La colectivizacion relegada a I'm plano
secundario.
Ell Gobierno central establece un sistema
bancario.

en- los negocios funciona en- es
ia lorna: los interventores son
nombrados a instancia del Es-
tado mismo o a petici6n de los
trabajadores; ell delegado pa
sa a ser, en- la practica, ell adj
ministrador de la corporation
nombra ell delegado la junta
de directories, dandole ell pri-
mer lugar al dueno o duenos;
nombra trabajadores para la
direction Y todos juntos ma
nejan ell negocio.
Ell Ministerio de Economic
sabe 10 que ocurre EN- cada in
|dustria o negocio. Entrega la
materia prima, compra, VEN
de y hasta dirige la distribu-
ci6n. Las cuentas son estrieta-
mente controladas Y todos los
ingresos Sc depositan en- los
bancos a credito de la compa-
MIA o corporation, a la cual Sc
acreditan las ganancias.
La intervention existe ahora
en- las industrias del metal, e.
lectricidad, papel Y minerva.
Tambien Sc italian intervene
dos los tranvias e~lectricos y o.
tros medios de transporte. Los
ferrocarriles forman va parte
de un sistema del Estado bajo
la administration del Consejo
Nacional de Ferrocarriles.
La Intervention proteje los
intereses extranjeros, algunos
lie los cuales, como la compa-
MIA Telef6nica, son america
nos e ingleses.
Cast todas lisa fabricas de
electricidad de Barcelona v
Catalina son inglesas. La in
tervenci6n Sc realiza en- bene-
ficio de los duehos y ell Estado.
Tambien sc ha hecho unifor
ell sistema bancario.
Durante los primeros seis
meses de la guerra, ell gobier-
no catalan estableci6 un r6gi-
men bancario. Asi 10 hiZo des
pues ell gobierno central.
Ahora, con buena maquina-
ria, ell gobierno central recu-
pera sus funciones Y estabiliza
los bancos.
Varias instituciones banca =
rias extranjeras son afectadas,
entire elias eli Banco Interna-
cional y las ~sa.ursales del Ma
City Bark de N. York.
La gaceta., 1938-02-15
JUAN LASSUS

Habl6 anoche por la radio DIES
de la bora del Diario Espanol
del Aire, que dirije ell compane-
70 Adolfo Garcia, ell estimado a.
mlgo Juan Lassus, miembro en-
tusiasta de la retaguardia.
Lassus salud6 a los amigos,
familiares Y companeros de es-
ia ciudad, con palabras expresi-
vas.
Adolfo lie present6 con SUI a.
c~ostumbrada sencillez y galanu-
ra.
Tn saludo para los buenos a.
migos Lassus Y Adolfo.
La gaceta., 1938-02-15
nieron a ofrendar su sangre por
Ell pueblo espahol.
Salud.

Avanzamos en- forma de ava
lancha contra Teruel. Viva la
Rep1blica. Procurare mandar-
les algunos recuerdos.
Para que sirvan de propagan-
da ahf van dos pesetas.
Mr.. Las pesetas de Granell
no hegaron. Alguien Sc qued6
con elias en- Francia o en- Espa-
ma. Ash sucedi6 con un aut6gra-
TO del Composing y con algunos
peri6dicos.
Por 10 visto ell companero
Granell no ha recibido tampoco
Ell paquete de Navidad que la re-
taguardia lie mandara por medic
del battalion Abraham Lincoln.
Sc mandaron paquetes para
el, Rojas, Vazquez y dos j6venes
norteamericanos de la Florida.
6Se habran extraviado los re
galos de Navidad de esta reta-
guardia, a pesar de la interven-
ci6n de los Amigos del Battalion
Abraham Lincoln como Sc ex-
traviaron los 1880 puros man
dados a Graner para que los
disribuyera?
Granell Sc qued6 sin fumar;
pero algunoS listos Sc apropia-
ron del cargamento,
La gaceta., 1938-02-15

Los fascistas norteamerica-
nos de New York, presididos
por Mr.. Kelly y ell padre Tai
bott, acaban de "denunciar" a
la embaiada de Espana porque
remite por correo valiosos do
cumentos Y no paga los sellos
que los facciosos y sus amigos
deben abonar.
Nosotros hemos investigate
ell case y Sc trata de una denun-
cia propia de aImas ruines.
Los embajadores Y diploma
ticos mandan por correo invita-
clones, folletos y circulares, sin
que hasta ell presente ell gobier-
no Sc haya quejado.
Pero como los fascistas no
pueden hacer 10 mismO, por
cuanto ell TIC no les reconoce
personalidad, Sc han atrevido,
porque son capaces de TODD, a
dar un "escandaljho'.
Sobre las denuncias viles y
ridiculas esta la reputation de
Don Fernando de los Rios y ell
derecho de la Espana republica-
ma.
La gaceta., 1938-02-15
OPERADO

Sera operado hoy EN- ell sana-
torio del Centre Asturiano, e
Sr. Gustavo Jimenez, consul in
terino de Espana.
Una operation delicada, que
requiere toda la thabilidad del
cirujano.
La retaguardia SO interesa
diariamente por la salud de il
menez, a quien s~inceramente es-
TINA.
Todos deseamos que cuanto
antes pueda retornar a la ofici-
ma del Primer Banco Nacional,
en- la Gale de Franklyn.
La gaceta., 1938-02-15

Barcelona. Feb. l5.-El prin
eipio de la Intervention del b
tado Y control de los negocios
Y la industrial, en- oposici6n al
control de los obreros por me
do de la colectivizaci6n, Sc es-
tablece gradualmente Ell la Is
pana leal por medic de una Sc
rie de decretos que vienen a.
pareciendo. Coincidentemente
Sc eStablece ell principle de la
propiedad privada y ell dere-
chic de las corporaciones y
companies a 10 que legalmen-
tie les pertenece bajo la Cons
tituci6n.
Esta norma no Sc sabe toda-
via a donde conducira, pero
claramente lleva la direction
opuesta a las differences ramas
de colectivizaci6n que forman
la base de las doctrinas de CO
munismo, anarco-sindicalismo
Y otros sistemas.
La colectiviZaci6n en- gran
escala, que habia sido imipues-
Ia por las organizaciones obre
ras, cuimino en- un relative fra
case. No armoniZa bien con la
Constitution, que garantiza
los derechos de propiedad.
Ell primer ministro Negrin,
hablando en- las Cortes, dijo
que la Constitution debe ser
defendida y respetada mien =
tras la guerra dure y que 81 ha
de ser modificada, las modifi-
caciones deberan efectuarse
cuando la paz Sc restablezca.
Negrin es tambien ministro
de hacienda Y economias ade-
mas de jefe del gobierno.
Este no significa que la CO.
lectivizaci6n sera desechada
por complete, sine Que Sc la
restringe de modo que pueda
amoldarse a la situaci6n exis-
tente EN- Espana.
Los trabajadores, en- gran =
DIES grupos, venian solicitando
la Intervention del Estado por
razones como estas: que mu-
chos no deseaban la colectiviza-
ci6n que sc les imponia; que
la colectivizaci6n no Sc tradu
cia en- beneficios inmediatos;
que todos Querian mandar y.
nadie sc entendia, etc.
La Intervention del Estado
La gaceta., 1938-02-15

Palabras de Antonio Eden a
la Juventud conservadora de
Birmingham, Inglaterra: Isl
vamos a tener paz, significa que
no haremos ning1n convenio
que represente sacrificio de prin
cipios Y que no Sc declinaran res
ponsabilidades para obtener ra-
pidos resuEtados que pudieran
no ser permanentes. No es ira
tando de comprar buena volun-
tad como puede hacerse la paz,
sine en- una franco base de reci-
procidad v mutuo respeto'.
Bonitas palabras; pero Ell pd-
blico duda de que la Gran Bre-
tafia sc ajuste a elias.
Sc quiere comprar la paz ce-
diendo colonias y tapandose los
oidos.
Pero la paz, comprada a ese
precio, equivale a menos pasos
de avance hacia la guerra.
La gaceta., 1938-02-15
ALGO MEJORADA LA SRA.
ELISA morris

AL mediodia de hoy, segun
nos dijeron por telefono, ha-
bia mejorado ligeramente la
Sra. Elisa Morris, presidenta
del Comite Femenido de Soco-
rro a Espana.
Centenares de personals sc
interesaron por Ell .estado de
la enferma EN- la manana de
hoy.
En- Ell sanatorio del Centre
Asturiano Sc la asiste con ex-
traordinario cuidado.
La gaceta., 1938-02-15
IMPUESTA POR DECRETO
LA MARCIA DEL GANSO

Paris, feb. 15.-Bajo la frma
del general Alberto Parlani, sub
secretario de la guerra, Sc esta-
blece en- ell ejercito italiano la
marcha del ganso, imitaci6n de
la famosa Marcia alemana, aun
que ell Duce asegura que Sc ira
ia del "paso romano.
Mussolini opina que esa mar
cha servira para cnDtivar entire
los soldados la propia actitud
mental.
Este paso, segdn el Duee, ia-
mas sera adoptado por los pue-
bios Deficiencies y sedentarios''.
La gaceta., 1938-02-15
OFRECE SU
COOPERATION A N

Londres, feb. 15.-Hablando
aver en- la camara de los comu-
mes, Sir Antonio Eden, ell minis
tro de negocios extranjeros, ma
nifest6 que ell gobierno Sc ha
brindado a Francia para coope-
rar en- cualquier nlovimiento
que tienda a impedir, en- Espa-
ma Ell bombardeo de la poblaci6n
civil.
Francia sugiere sean utiliza-
dos los servicios del Papa para
lograr que Mussolini persuade a
los facciosos espanoles desistan
de bombardear a la poblaci6n
nO-combatiente.
Fl gobierno ingles sc mira
al frances en- esas gestiones, GER
ca del Vaticano, tan luego Sc lie
indique.