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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-06-30

All Camp Fire Girls are asked to
meet In their headquarters promptly
at 2 O'Clock Friday evening. July I,
for . first-aid demonstration meet
ing.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-06-30
Edscatofs Assemble

NeW York City-More than $1,000
oeesates and an equal number of
vsoFs attended the 10th annual
aSention Of the National Educa-
onl association. School and edu-
0omai problems Of every nature
vac discussed by leading educators
- hundreds Of section meetings
throughout the city.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-06-30
~ LeoAer Scores Cemmundsts

U11n Leader Scores Cemmundsts
Camp Imminent, Pa.-Addreesins
- Iconomjc and Social institute
1unR Martin, president Of the On
~ AntQmohtle WORKERS. Urion.
ssund hzget Go unit declared
nm can Be no compromise with q
ehser IN justification Of his re-
sune removal Of five high officials
q - union for Communistic activ-
HI he warned that unauthorized
shikes In definance Of agreements
1upardized the whole union cause.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. AuldroW were
down from Benton City Wednesday.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-06-30
10 lee for Stain

Moscow, U8SR. - Elections to
the Supreme Soviets revealed . 100
ygpnt vote for the Stain regime.
tlas being only one candidate In
eaeh district. The occasion was
~ national festival, with motor
tuc1D carrying the aged and infirm
10 IT, polls and trained nurses car
II tx children while their mothers
wted.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1938-08-10
August 10, 1883
REPORT OF COOPERATIVE ORGANIZING
COiliI TTEE


The Con1ni ttee first desires to call
your atten ii on to the prices Of COM
modities in the food store.
Twice in the past week the conrni ttees S
attention has been called to the reason-
able pricos---and one lady whom 7 know
to be q careful buyer, asked me to try:
to do some thing to inform Greenbolt
housewives Of tho savings to DO made by
pa tr o1izing our own store. Another
lady hos written an open lottor which
will appear IL this Woek' Cooporator
to1lirg Of hor Favorable shopping ox-
9oriencc. We ask you p1oa SO to chock
your grocery list wi tn our store prices
bOfoTc buying elsewhere. TX it over
wit Mr.. Laakso, the Store Manager, and
discover for yourself vhc thor or not it
pays to 60 to tho trouble Of buying o.
way from Groonbo1t.
This favorable itua tt on is duo
in no small part to tho loyalty Of
those residents who have supported
tho store and holpod build volume
to a scale that has 1ado it possible
to place orders diroct wi tn six diff
foront mnnufa cturers.
A preliminary study Of tho financial
sta tcmont Of the food store for tho
quar- tor ending Juno 3Oth Indicates
that storo patrons will be rewarded
for that loyalty wi tn moro than tho
appreciation Of tho management and your
co1uni ttoo. further statement on
this point appears at tho ond Of this
report.
A now vegetable counter has boon
ordered for tho storo to improve tho
display and service.
The application for on off salo
boor license has boon compile tod by
the nnnaG Gomont and is now in Mr.. Bradcn' S
hands for approval. AS soon as re-
turned it will be filcd wi tn tho County
Licensing Board.
Again you arc asked to support tho
food storo not only because prices
I; 20 c+o, b,1+ Lea
Greenbelt cooperator., 1938-08-10

was delivered to tho Thootor last week.
Ins tai la tion is now going on. Mr.. Evans,
|Vico- o-Pro sidont Of the Consumer Distri-
button Corpora tion is returning to
lGroonbClt this Friday to moot wi tn Dr..
|Dodson and tho Thoator Corrni ttoo. We
Look forward to tho opening Of tho
Thoo tor in tho not fer distant future.
Two barbors arc now in constant at
tendance at tho barbor shop. Tho
|mi ttoo hopos this will avoid long waits
and bring sufficient additional busi-
moss to warrant tho constant employ
mont Of two mon.
The Finance Cor1li ttoo's study Of Coz
Operative Milk Distribution Of
sufficient intoroso and promise to OBJ
tain tho cndor soront Of tho Conmi ttoo
and tho Management for thorough study
|of this problem by on expert. Do not
take tlIis to mocn that Milk Distri button
lis to bo undortc4kcn. What it docs moan
is that study is to bo mndo---Wnon
completed tho results will bo submi ttod
Ito you and you will decide whether
mot this sorvico should be ru1dor tokon.
Tomorrow lottors will 60 out to tho
presiding officers Of ovcry Groonbolt
organi "a tion asking for tho informnti tion
Inocos ssary to compile diroctory---shOW-
in tho aims and purposes Of each
group, nnraos Of officers, timo and place
Iof otings and othor infornna tion
that will inform now Qnd old residents
Iof Groonbolt activi vitios. Tho Coruni ttoo
lis rendering this service particularly
Ito holp now residents to contact tho
Igroups holding tnoir interest.
Yesterday tho Comm ttco mot for
Afternoon and evening meetings wi ith Mr..
lEvans. Tho Financial statement for tho
past quarter discussed and pro-
lininary plans for tho sa1o Of shoros
in own Cooperative wUro made. Ro-
lgarding tho saving Of your patronage
lrocoipts it was docidod to make the
Following joint statement:
"Our storos are O paying
sis. All profits mrdc tho stores
Evening star., 1938-09-06
TEACHER RESCUED
FROM ABDUCTOR
Farmer Captures Youth With
Unloaded Gun Shortly After
Schoolroom kidnapping.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, Mo-. Sept. ga farmer
with an unloaded shotgun rescued a
pretty rural school teacher from her
abductor yesterday less than two hours
after she was snatched from her hor-
rified class of children.
Sheriff Russell Wilkes of Monroe
County said the girl. 23-year -old
Elinor Fern Dooley, was unharmed
Farmer Clarence Young. who forgot
his shells when he grabbed his double
barreled shotgun to join posse,
came upon Miss Dooley in a cornfield
2 miles from the school.
Young said youth. who was
threatening the girl with a knife
surrendered without resistance. He
was placed in the county jail
Sheriff Wilkes identified the youth
as Gerald Delmore. IA, who formerly
lived in this vicinity
Miss Dooley said the youth. large
for his age. came into Washington
School, 9 miles north of Paris. brand
ishing an open knife.
Miss Dooley said she went with him
at his orders, because she was afraid
he might kill one of her pupils.
AS they left the building, she said,
the youth turned and warned the
Children to stay here till 4 o'clock
or I'll flll your teacher full of lead"
Instead of needing the warning.
Norman Ewing. l3. ran to call help
and about 100 farmers joined the
posse.
Evening star., 1938-09-06
ODDS IN NEVADA
FAVOR M'CARRAN
Two New Dealers Oppose
Senator in Democrat
Primary Today.

Senator Pat McCarran. whose op-
position to the Presidents Supreme
Court bill was so strong that he an
nounced in the Senate he would rather
be defeated by reelection than be
coerced by Postmaster General Farley
into supporting . measure he felt
would undermine the Nation. sought
denomination in. Nevada today as the
Democratic candidate for the Senate
post he has held since 1882.
Despite this, the President. on his
recent trip to the West did not speak
against Senator McCarran.
The Senator is now the favorite in
the race against two decided New
Dealers. The senatorial and guber-
material primary races were expected
to attract to the polls a large per-
centage of the States $4,000 registered
voters. The Senator's opponents are
Albert Hilliard. Reno attorney, and
DR.. John Worden Of Carson City,
secretary of the State Board of Health.
Former Senator Tasker l.. Ode Is
the only candidate for the Republican
senatorial nOmlnAtlOn.
Senator McCarran opposed the re-
organization bill last spring. but his
fight against the Supreme Court bill
WAS more spectacular At the climax
OF a weeks battle in the Senate in
July. 1887. Senator McCarran took
the floor on July 10 to condemn .
compromise court bill proposal.
4 do not think the time has come"
he said, Notwithstanding that be-
long to a party with great dominance
and great popular power here in
this body, I do not believe the time
has come when members of our own
party dare cast us of and say:
Because you exercise the jude-
ment God Almighty gave you. there
fore YOU are about to be read out of
the Democratic party"
Harley A. Harmon. chairman Of the
Public Service Commission; former
United States District Attorney E. P.
Carville and former Representative
Charles L. Richards all seeking the
Democratic gubernatorial nomination.
Seeking the Republican guberna-
torial nomination were Samuel c.
Durkee. former State highway engi-
neer, and John L. Fulton, prominent
mining man.
James G. Scrugham, former Gov
ernor. was unopposed for the Demo-
cratic nomination as Nevada's lone
Representative in Congress. and
Harry Stewart. former Reno Mayor,
had no opposition for the Republican
nomination.
Registered Democrats totaled 35.236
and Republicans numbered l6,s07.
The remainder comprised Independ-
ents and Non Partisans.
Evening star., 1938-09-06
JEWISH REFUGEE
QUOTAS SOUGHT
Hull Seeks to Induce Nazis
to Allow Them to Leave
on MethodicaI Basis,
Fy the Associated Press,

Fs the Associated Press.
Secretary Of State Hull is seeking.
through the permanent Refugee Com
mittee set up in London, to induce
Chancellor Hitler to permit Jews to
leave Germany on methodical.
regular quota basis.
Representatives Of the London COM
mittee have described the present
treatment, expulsion and emigration
Of Jews as chaotic.
Specifically, they want Hitler to
refrain from thrusting some thousands
Of Jews upon the world one month
and allowing only few 60 out another
month.
At the same time they want Hitler
to liberalize his treatment OF emigrat-
ing Jews by permitting them to take
more Of their capital with them. They
are now limited to per cent Of their
holdings.
The committee representatives (Myron
c. Taylor, formerly head OF the United
States Steel Corp, is the American
vice chairman) hope that Hitler may
provide the Jews with free transporta-
ton. In a speech he made at the
time Of his absorption OF Austria he
said Germany was 50 glad to get rid Of
German and Austrian Jews she would
Evening star., 1938-09-06

closing convention here yesterday
voted unanimously for circulation Of
petition to Congress for = consti-
tutional amendment barring non-
Aryans from public ONCE, particularly
judicial and legislative.
I'm order to return to the principles
which animated the trainers OF our
Constitution" says a resolution adopted
by the $50 delegates, none but true
white gentle Americans, incorruptible,
free from allegiance to any interna-
tional organization or nation, should
be elected as public ofdcials. 80
mo hardship from such . measure
will accrue to the Jewish population
Of the United States, which exceeds
100000, as Jewry, has established in
America an international government
of its own. ~
Evening star., 1938-09-06

place even her de luxe liners at their
disposal.
German Jews are now coming to the
United States at the rate of nearly
100 day, but their emigration to most
other countries has been comparatively
small.
Evening star., 1938-09-06
DIES IN 3.CHUTE PARLAY
6l-Year-old Stunter's Last Leg in

Triple Jump Fatal.
ROANOKE. Ill, Sept. 8 HO.-Ed-
ward Ray. 81, of Terre Hauts, Ind,
lost q three-parachute parlay against
death yesterday.
Ray leaped from q filled balloon
with three parachutes in a triple
jump" exhibition. The first 'chute
opened and he let 90 Of 1t, the second
opened and he released it, but the
third failed to open and he fell TO
the ground from about / 900 feet.
Some 5000 spectators saw the
plunge.
Evening star., 1938-09-06
BUND SEEKS NON-ARYAN
\ BAN IN LEGISLATURES
pro-Nazi American Unit Plans to
Petition Also for Curb on
Judicial Posts.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Sept. e.-The pro-
Nazi German American Bund at its
Evening star., 1938-09-06
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey-the ASS0clAtkd PTesE.
Nevadas primary today was the first
on crowded September calendar Of
primaries and conventions which will
complete the list OF congressional
nominees for the November election.
unless run-off primary is necessary
in Georgia. A Georgia run-on would
be held October S.
Major dates, from 4 national stand
Evening star., 1938-09-06
Nepada Primary Today Opens
Crowded September Calendar

point are the 18th, 18th and goth,
when the Maryland. Georgia and New
York primaries. respectively. will be
held. President Roosevelt has asked
for the defeat of Senators Millard E.
Tydings OF Maryland and Walter F.
George Of Georgia and OF Representa-
tive John J, O'Connor Of New York.
Here is = calendar OF the months
political events:
Senator seeking renomi.
nation
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-04-04

r and Mrs Charles Mgm shown leaving police
Mneoa L. after being questioned
Woodburg L. L. home Mlgrim rich
fashion well their
bound the bandits who burned Mgrms
until his wife revealed the hiding place of her ges-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-04-04

to organize the new Farmers, Laborers and Sol
diers' party Although votes for women have not
yet been officially granted, President Lazaro Car
denas has urged women's participation in political
affairs. At the convention they were urged to CO.
operate ITO fight the foreign imperialists'.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-04-04

OF State Corde Hull before
70 defend the State DEPARTMENTS reciprocal tariff
ents voiced his opposition tariff
producers boost the pork protection for
0omesc packers Hull is shown left
Leader Alben w. Barkley. member of committees.
La gaceta., 1938-07-01
LOS FACCIOSOS
CEN UNA OFICINA DE
MARCAS Y PATENTES
Ell Gobierno ieai mantiene n
bierta SUI oficina de Patentes
y Marcas

| Washington, julio 10-4La Jun
ia facciosa de Burgos ha esta-
blecido una oficina de Marcas y
Patentes y 10 ha notificado a los
INVENTORIES de los Estados Uni
dos que deseen yer protegidos
sus derechos en- ell t%erritorio do
minado por Franco.
Las mareas v patentes con-
cedidas por ell gobierno leal, Sc
gun la Junta, no tienen valor en-
el territorio faccioso.
Las marcas Sc registrar por
un termino de 20 amos, dividido
en- periodos de cinco amos. Ell
precio de inscription es de 1853
pesetas, ademas de "a pesetas
por ell primer periodic de cinco
amos. Despues, al final del Sc
gundo, tercero y cuarto periodic
de cinco amos, deben abonarse,
respectivamente, contribucio-
mes de A, 90 y 1913 pesetas.
Las patentes para invencio-
mes tambien Sc conceden por un
termino de 20 amos, previo page
de las cantidades estipuladas.
81 la contribution no Sc paga,
la patente queda sin efecto y la
invenci6n sc abre a la ~pirateria.
La Oficina de Patente de Ma
drid continua alberta y en- Espa-
ma hay dos agentes de patentes
de gran reputation, Jose M. Be-
libar y P. Pujol, residences en-
Barcelona.
Tiene la acci6n de la Junta
de Burgos dos parallels en- la
historic de los Estados Unidos.
Entire los primeros actos oficia-
les del Sur, en- la guerra civil, fl
gur6 la aprobaci6n de una ley
general de patentes, promulga-
da en- mayo 81 de 1861. La off
Gina, establecida en- Richmond,
concedi6 mas de 266 patentes du
rante los cuatro amos de existen
cia de la Confederation.
Cuando Texas rompi6 con Me
jico Y Sc estableci6 como Repd-
blica desde 1886 a 1845, pas6 u
ma ley general de patentes, pro-
mulgada en- 1889.
La gaceta., 1938-07-01
CORTE De 10 CRIMINAL
La causa contra los ''magnates" del juego
Sc recusa al Juez Hines

lie Doce; Gonzalez en- ell 1011 de
la Doce avenida, y Perez en- ell
1915 de la Decima avenida.
Esas personas oyeron ell LEM
guaje energico de Hines en- con-
versaciones con los diputados B.
Watkins y Tony Di Lorenzo.
Ramos alega que el apoy6 &C
tivamente al juez Watkins, Ell
candidate derrotado por Hines.
Ademas Sc cita ell hecho de
que ell juez esta asociado con WI
liam II. Frecker, j6ven aboga-
do de Tampa que pertenece a la
Pequena Camara de Concrete
y amelia la limpieza moral de
esta comunidad.
Dicese que durante la pasada
Investigation del gran jurado,
Frecker era consultado con fire
cuencia por los miembros de ese
cuerpo.
Pertenece Frecker a la fir
ma de abogados Hines y Hines,
compuesto por ell ex-senator Hi
mes y ell actual juez de corte de
10 criminal.
All serle entregado ell escrito
de recusaci6n, ell juez, una per-
soma altamente honorable, sc ne
60 a hacer concentrate alguno.
Hines es un juez que honra a
Tampa, por su cultura, impair
cialidad y espfritu de justicia.
En- los circnlos oficiales SO
cree que el juez sc descalificara
a 81 mismo.
La gaceta., 1938-07-01
ENCONTRADO Ell CUERPO
DEL JOVEN MCCORMICK

Albuquerque, N. M, julio l.
|-Ha sido encontrado ell cuerpo
del j6ven Medill Mccormick,
miembro de una prominente ia
milia, y la noticia communicate
a su madre, que llevaba varios
.ias sin dormir v descansar.
Los indios que ayudaban a la
basqueda encontraron 81 cuer-
po en- un abismo, en- ell coraz6n
de las montanas. La madre es-
peraba noticias de los trabajos
en- una tienda puesta en- las estri
baciones del pico Sandia.
Frank G. w. Pooler, alto en-
pleado del servicio forestal del
~gobierno, declare que la identi-
ficaci6n hecha es satisfactoria.
La gaceta., 1938-07-01
| oklo promote c~ontener la matanza
de chinos no-combatientes
Ell ejercito chino establecio nuevas posiciones

Shanghai, Julio Ell Gobier
no de Toxic contest6 aver a la
nota del Vaticano en- favor de la
poblaci6n indefensa de China,
prometiendo poner fin a las in1-
tiles matanzas de chinos civiles.
Firmada por Ell ministro ge-
neral Ugaki, a quien Sc mencio-
ma como probable pr6ximo pre-
sidente del Conseo, la nota dice
expresar el sentir del Gobierno.
"A todos los medios posibles
Sc recurrira, dice Ugaki, para
garantizar la seguridad de los
no combatientes."
Los chinos acaban de estable-
Ger nuevas lfneas de defensa en-
Kiukiang, a 100 millas de Han
kow.
Seg1n parece la barricada del
rio Yangtze ha caido en- poder
de los japoneses, dado que los
chinns sn retiraron a nosicinnes
que dominan ell rio cerca de
Pengtsh.
La sscuadrs iaponesa CONT :
La gaceta., 1938-07-01
FL Gobiemo Republican, mantiene
todas sus posiciones e~strategicas
La una ~facciosa en- Mora de Rubielos
ha sido destruida
Las guerrillas exterminaron un destacamento
de legionarios

Barcelona, Julio LAS tro
pas facciosas no han podido
avanzar en- los frentes de que.
ira V ell Gobierno republican,
dice que en- una semana de
combates entire Ribesables y
Fanzara, al Norte del rio Mi
jares, ell enemigo, no obstantf
sus enormes recursos de que
ira, solo ha conseguido avian.
Ear menos de dos millas y Ell
territorio sin valor ~estrategi-
co.
La lucha ha sido formidable
en- las 1ltimas semanas y enol
mes las bajas de los facciosos
aunque ell gobierno tambier
! sufri6 perdidas de importan-
cha.
En- todos los sectores Sc mar
tiene la superioridad numeri'
ca de las tropas leales, ataca'
da por los centenares de aero
pianos, artilleria, ametralla-
doras V tanques de los faccio-
SOS
Los facciosos anuncian que
las bajas del gobierno han 81
do mayores que las suyas, pc
70 esta noticia la rechaza ell
mando leal, ror medic de IN
calculo dado a Ia Dubiicidad
Todas las posiciones de i'm.
portancia desde Sarri6n a Villa
rreal, la carretera de Valencia y
la carretera Teruel-Saginto, per
manecen en- las manos del ejer-
cito republican,.
En- mando leal dirige las opera
clones con gran habilidad y asi
Sc reconoce por todos los obser-
WadOreS militares extranjeros.
A 10 largo del sector de Torto
sa, en- la costa del Mediterraneo,
las guerrillas leales atacan hoy
con extraordinaria violencia.
Una nota recibida por ell mi
nistro de Defensa comunica que
la cuna facciosa de Mora de Ru-
bieles ha sido destruida por ell
ejercito republican,, sufriendo
muchas bajas la columna de Jo-
sc Varela.
Mas de 10000 soldados de la
reserva fueron concentrates
por Miaja alrededor de Sarri6n,
consolidando asi la toma de la
llamada Muela de Sarri6n...
Ell frente catalan Sc mantiene
firme, ~protegido por nuevas Y
La gaceta., 1938-07-01
lei c~omandante de la Legion defiende a esta de
los ataques hechos por Ell professor W. Coleman

New York, julio Eel CO.
mandante nacional de la Legion
Americana, Daniel Doherty, sc
refiri6 aver a la critica de la le-
gi6n hecha por ell professor Wi
lliam Gellermann VI dijo que
Sc trataba del producto puniti-
vo de una mente pequena.
Doherty desminti6 que sc le
hubiera amordazado eel pasadc
microbes, en- ell mitin de Macs.
tros celebrado en- la Madison
Square Garden " aseguro que
la Legion c%ontinuara sus rela
clones armoniosas con la Ma
tional Education Association.
"Cuando ell abortado inento
de sabotear q la Legion Anne.
ricana Sc hizo pdblico, yo ped
permiso para hablar ante la con
Vencion. La Legion no sugirid
tempo nj lugar y yo acepte ha-
blar Ell la manana d ehoy.
AL presentar a Doherty, Wi
Ham E. Givens, executive SCI
cretario de la NEA, aclar6 que
la declaration de Gellermann nc
tenia relaci6n alguna con la So
La gaceta., 1938-07-01

Lo que 81 lamentamos es que
algunos ciudadanoS sc hayan
prestado a firmar declaraciones
para sustanciar eli "alegato'' de
que ell juez es contrario al jue-
go.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, Hines ha-
bla Ell espanol, conoce a nuestro
pueblo y sabe por donde va ell
aqua al rio.
Todos los ciudadanos de Tam
pa, con la exception de los "ban
Hueros" y los "puntos', son enc
migos del juego y muy POGO
valdria I'm juez 81 pudiera decir
Sc de Ell: es partidario del juego,
Hines representa- a la juven-
tud inteligente que Sc halla en-
terado de 10 que Ell Tampa suce-
de para descredito collective.
Ell sabe que Ell juego podria
'limpiarse", en- sus Eases mas
perjudiciales, 81 todos los ele-
mentos sociales, pobres y ricos,
amerieanos y latinos, unieran
sus esfuerzos y dijeran: Este sc
acab6 para siempre...
Pero..... la falsa moral die al
gunos, de muchos, arroja la cul
pa sobre los jugadores, peces
grandes y chiquitos, cuando la
mayor responsibilities es de
los caballeros que sobre las b.
litas " las mesas extienden.
con evidente egoismo, ell "man.
to" de su protection.
La gaceta., 1938-07-01
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
FL juez Hines. - Palabras del Presidente Roo
sevelt. - Fuegos de Libertad y Derechos civiles
- Espafa lucha por la Libertad.

Para ell juez Hines es un no
nor que los jugadores piensen
de el: listed Sc halla "deScalifi-
cado" para presidir la vista de
nuestra causa, porque nos como
ce bien v esta acknowledgements
enterado del NAL que para Tam
pa representa- el vicio del juego
" sus efectos.
Nosotros felicitamos al joven
magistrate, por cuanto Sc des-
taca que no tiene relaci6n con la
Bolita, la LOteria y su rendi-
miento monetario.
La gaceta., 1938-07-01

nda bombardeando las defensas
y extiende ell fuego de la artille-
ria a las nuevas posiciones del
ejercito de Chang. Desmiente el
mando chino la noticia de que
los barcos ~japoneses hayan To-
grade pasar la barricada hun
dida.e
Hankow Sc prepare para re-
sistir ell avance del enemigo y
diariamente Sc c~onstruyen trim
cheras, parapetos Y "cajas de
pildoras'.
La aviaci6n japonesa realiz6
aver algunos ataques, dejando
caer bombas y utilizando las a.
metralladoras.
AL oeste de Shanghai funcio-
no la artilleria, declarando I'm
Official japones que sc trataba
de operaciones contra una que
rrilla.
Sc observe movimiento de tro
pas en- Hungjao y de ALI Sc ira
jerou nauches hSridoS,
La gaceta., 1938-07-01

Cledad,
La declaration de Gellermann
fue publicada por Ell Colegio de
Maestros de la Universidad de
Columbia y acusa a la Legion de
tratar de dominar los trabajos
de la NEA, llamandola "fascis-
Ia" y manipulate por un peque-
no grupo al servicio de intere-
SEES e~speciales.
iDoherty manifesto que no
comparecia para atacar al in
fortunado professor, sine para
afirmar las armoniosas relacio-
mes que deben existir y han ex-
istido siempre entire la Legion y
la NEA,
Gito ell hecho de que Geller-
mann, miembro de la Legion, re
novara su afiliaci6n ell pesado
25 de enero.
"Existe completa democra-
ella EN- la Legion. Los delegates
pueden pueden votar libremen-
e.. Els un abortado intento para
de5truir la Legion, hecho para
eoincidir con Ell advenimiento
de eSta convention.