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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-11-04
STOCKTON HEALTH
CENTER TO OPEN
in THIS MONTH
Located Near Center Of Town
On Property Of The Late
Joseph s. Tarr

The Worcester County Health De-
partment announces that the new
Stockton Health Center will be opened
early in November. It will be located
near the center of town in the proper
ty from which the late Mr.. Joseph S.
Tarr formerly conducted his business,
and the building is being remodeled
to make it suitable for clinic purposes.
A Venereal Disease Clinic will be held
on each Wednesday evening at z
o'clock, beginning November 9th. A
monthly clinic for the welfare of ex-
pectant mothers and young children
is contemplated. This, it is expected,
will be combined with classes conduct
ed by the Health Department staff
and Miss Lucy Walter, County Home
Demonstration Agent, in problems of
health and homemaking. Date for
this and similar work will be announ-
ced later.
This Health Center was made pos
sigle by a recent appropriation from
the County Commissioners, who were
interested in developing long range
program which would reduce our high
rates of sickness and death from pre-
ventable causes.
To assist in the development of such
program at Stockton, local Public
Health Council is in the process of
organization. Prominent among those
in Stockton who have assisted in pro-
noting the Health Center are Mr.
and Mrs. Ewell Dryden and Mr.. HON
er Mason, Sr.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-11-04
MARDELA SPRINGS
MAN PURCHASES
RED STAR line
Purchase Price Said To Be $26,
900 And Includes All Equip
ment And Franchises

Tentative sale of the Red Star
Lines, Inc, since September 1, oper-
ated under a receivership, to Edgar
r. Bennett, of Mardela Springs, super
intendent of transportation for the
line, was announced today by Charles
A. Mcclure, of Philadelphia and Lee
Webster Selfe, of Salisbury, receivers.
The sale is subject to court APPROX
al.
The tentative sale price, as revealed
in the papers filed in the Circuit Court
for Wicomico county by Miles, Bailey
and Williams, of Salisbury, and Miles
and O'Brien, Baltimore, attorneys for
the receivers, is $4,000 and includes
purchase of all physical equipment,
franchises and contracts.
A court order, signed by Chief
Judge Benjamin A. Johnson, requires
insertion of advertisements by the re-
ceivers in Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington papers for objections to
the sale or offers in excess of that
of Bennett on or before December ID,
1888.
Involved in the proposed sale are
more than twenty-five buses, the COM
pany, owned by Day and Zimmerman,
a Maryland corporation, operating
among others daily service from Sails
bury to Philadelphia and from Ocean
City to Baltimore via the Matapeake
ferry.
Receivers for Red Star Lines, as
well as the Victor Lynn Transporta-
tion Company and the Red Star Gar
rage and Terminal Company, were ap-
pointed by order of the court, effec-
tive September 1. All were allowed
to operate under receiverships for a
period of sixty days. The permit was
extended Saturday, subject to fur
ther order of the court.
Bennett, who has made the offer
for the Red Star Lines, is the Repub-
lican candidate for State Senator from
Wicomico county.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-11-04

ly dredged channels in the Pocomoke
River will soon be established, Con-
gresham T. Alan Goldsborough was
today informed by H. D. King, Com
missioner of Lighthouses, Department
of Commerce.
The Commissioner informed Mr..
Goldsborough that the contract was
let early in September for the con-
struction of structures required in this
connection; that the work is proceed
ing rapidly and it was expected that
the aids would be established on Oc-
tober goth. There has been some de-
lay, he said and it is now anticipated
that the establishment of aids will be
made about November 12.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-11-04
DIR: HARRY ]. BIRON
MAKES NARROW ESCAPE

DR.. Harry J. Biron, well know chiro-
practor, had narrow escape Friday
of last week when the car he was driv-
ing jumped a ditch and overturned
on the State Highway about eight
miles north Of this city.
The accident occurred when he was
en- route to Pocomoke and was the
sole occupant of the car. According
to information something happened to
the steering gear or else the wet road
caused him to lose control of the car
which jumped a ditch and overturned
three times. Fortunately DIR. Biron's
injuries were confined to minor cuts
and bruises and after medical treat
ment he was able to resume his work.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-11-04
CHIRPS
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l tapped on the window pane which
tap woke him (or her) up. The mid
get looked at me as if to say: "I know
you, you're no friend of mine," drop
ped its head on it's soft bed and con-
tinued its nap, acting as if it resented
any interruption of it's siesta.
You know, the other night when
this country went into panic over a
radio dramatized version of a work Of
fiction, I just thought if some of our
Martian cousins could pay us a visit,
bringing along their fire pots, and
pouring some Of the flames down on
these bowling, yapping, night prowl-
ers, without hitting the heads of luck
less humans, it would be a mighty
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-11-04
TOWNS ON THE
PENINSULA TO
MAKE DISPLAYS
PocomOke, Salisbury, Princess
Anne, Crisfield, Will Try
To Surpass Last Year
POCOMOKE ADJUDGED TO
BE BEST LAST SEASON

Peninsula towns are now mucn COLI
cerned over the approaching Christ
mas season, and are making prepara-
t;ons for a glorious celebration OF this
important Christmas festival.
Of late years, communities nave
stressed the matter of street ana
house electric decoration, and a jour-
new throughout the Peninsula will re-
veal elaborate and some costly use OF
varicolered electric lamps, togetner
with display of evergreens and neon
signs.
Tn another column of today's issue
will be found a preliminary account
of what will be attemted in Pocomoke
Citv. Last year, the tourists through
out this part of the country were gooo
enough to say that Pocomoke's taste
in street trimmings was the best seen'
and it was specially admired. This
wear it will be as good if not better.
And it absolutely will be better as tar
as the dwellings are concerned since
worth while prizes are to be Offered,
announcement to be made soon by a
big circular. =,
Salisbury, as usual, will vie with the
best.
The budget as adopted provides the
following minimum amounts: Street
lighting and decoration, including a
tree in the Court House yard, $1,4OO;
a parade and band contest, $500; a
Christmas radio promotional program
5000; billboards, 1925; miscellaneous,
$275.
It was decided that the Christmas
lights should be turned on Thanks
giving night, with a program includ-
ing music by the boys band and the
throwing of the light switch by pub
lie official.
With this expenditure, Salisbury
should blaze forth in dazzling bril-
liancy.
Princess Anne, her streets specially
adapted to the swinging of wires, will
maintain her good display of last
season, and, no doubt, will seek tt
surpass it.
Crisfield will be in line and her dis
play of last year was amongst the
best. In connection with these illumi
nations some places have inauguratet
parades, concerts and various othe
amusements. AS it now appears, 1873
Christmas season will be joyfully opel
ed up and joyfully maintained unit
the bells ring in the advent of 1898
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-11-04
MRS. MATHEWS DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
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attended the funeral were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Elwood Rowens, of Baltimore;
Hon and Mrs. Dudley E. Roe, of Sud-
lersville, Md; Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin
Mathews and son, Bowdoin, of Easton;
DR.. and Mrs. William Seymour, Of
Trappe, Md; Miss Cora Walton, Miss
Catherine Messick, Miss Roberta
Shrieves, of Salisbury; Mrs. J. Will
kins Cooch, of Kensington, Md; and
Mrs. II. C. Mears, Mrs. E. J. Clarke,
Mrs. John Ratledge, Mr.. and Mrs. c..
E. Robertson, Mrs. E. P. Matthews,
DR.. and Mrs. A. A. Parker, Mrs. Myr-
tie Smith, Miss Lolita Smith, Rev. j.
A. Ditto, Mr.. G.. X. Howard, Miss
Maize Cuff, Mr.. Robert Cluff, Mrs.
Norris Young, Mrs. Clinton Jones,
Mayor E. w. Ross, Mrs. Dawson
Clarke, Miss Ada Bullen, William
Bennett and Clarence E. Robertson,
Jr., all of Pocomoke City.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-11-04
H. REHBEIN MARRIES
POCOMOKE CITY GIRL
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Eastern Shore League. He seems to
be a good prospect for higher classi-
fication in baseball if he is properly
coached and the ball fans are hoping
that he will be able to help keep the
home team in the first division all
next season.
Miss Tull attended Pocomoke high
school and for quite while was en-
ployed as waitress at the Crystal Res
taurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rehbein are expecting
to make their home in this city for
the present. In the spring Mr.. Reh-
bein is leaving for Florida for spring
training.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-11-04

like invaders were guaranteed to van
ish into thin air. Then, by hockey,
they Immediately began cussin' the
man who put over the joke. I didn't
catch that broadcast, but it must have
been awfully awful. 1t certainly prov
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-11-04

ed that people were not hankering to
go to Heaven-not just yet, anyhow.
But it certainly gave 'em taste Of
what's in store, and all should take
due notice and govern ourselves ac-
cordingly.
La gaceta., 1938-03-17
A MUERTE
Ell SECUESTRADOR SEAD-
LUND

Chicago, mario 18.-El secues
trador y asesino de Charles S.
Ross ,hombre de negocios de es-
ia ciudad, fue aver condenado
a muerte por un iurado.
Interrogad opor Ell juez fede-
raj, ell cruel asesino John Hen
ry Seadlun, dijo que habia suce-
dido 10 que el habia calculado.
AL jurado Sc lie entreg6 la eau
sa para que resolyiera 81 debia
concederse clemencia. Despues.
de bora Y media de deliberaci6n
volvi6 con la contestaci6n de que
Sc aplicara la pena de muerte.
La sen.encia Sc cumplira, 81
los tribunales superiores no or
denan un ~juicio, en- la silla cleo
tries de la carcel del condado de
Cook. Seadlund dijo que prefe-
ria la muerte a la prisi6n por to-
da Ia vida.
La gaceta., 1938-03-17
La Rep1blica Soviet, exceptuando a las cuatro
potencias agresoras, invita- una conferencia
en- pro de la paz.
Moscou estima que existe peligro de guerra Ell
las demands de Polonia a Lituania.
Lloyd George afirma que los Ministries de Cham
berlain estan ciegos como murcielagos

Demandan esos ministries una
firme declaration de apoyo a
Checoeslovaquia Y una poli!ica
mas positiva en- cuanto a Espa-
ma.
Lord Halifax die aver en- la
camara de los comunes que 81
Hitler quiere la paz en- Europa,
debe mantenerse apartado de
Checoeslovaquia.
David Lloyd George, ell expri-
mer ministro ,sali6 hoy para Pa
ris declarando que la politica
del gobierno ingles es un enredo
de mil demonios. clos ministries
parecen ciegos como murciela-
gos. Ell imperio ingles y Fran
cia, por evidente falta de habili-
dad, Sc han colocado en- la peor
situaci6n e~strat6gica que la men
tie puede concebir. No hay direc-
ci6n nj fines claros, 10 que no
falta en- los estados fascistas.
Napolon conocfa ell valor estra-
tegico de asegurar a Espana en-
su lucha contra Inglaterra; pc
no ell gabinete ingles no compren
de ESQ.,.
I'll ministro de policfa de Ale
mania y Austria, Heinrich Him
Ter, orden6 hoy ell arresto de los
"clericales'' que difundieron la
falsa noticia de que Mussoini
habia resuelto devolver ell Tyrol
a Hitler.
Los excesos cometidos por los
barbaros nazis, genie cruel y
descreida, Sc atribuyen ahora
por Himmler a comunistas que
visten uniforme nazi.
Sc estan hacienda los prepa-
rativos para ell plebiscito del ST,
en- Ell mes de abril. No Sc permit
ira votar No.
La gaceta., 1938-03-17
Dos Hospital Movil del DR.. Barsky perecio eI
chofer Webster y ~sufrieron heridas la Srta.
Freeman y Gabriel Quinones
Una ambulancia nueva, con heridos americanos,
cayo en- poder de los facciosos, por
error del ch0fer.
Hay heridos americanos en- los Hospitales
de Barcelona.

va desde Urre a Hijar. Ali en-
pezaron a bombardear los fac
ciosos. "Fue ell peor de los bonn
bardeos que yo he presenciado
-dijo Ell DR.. Barsky. Aquells
noche abrimos dos trincheras.
AL amanecer empez6 de nuevo
ell ataque, pero nos refugiaba-
mos en- las trincheras cada veg
que los aeroplanos sc acercaban.
Las ambulancias continuation
funeionando, con la exception
de una.
Por la tarde nos trajeron va
rios heridos; sc montaron dos
mesas de operaciones. "Ys ope-
raba a uno y ell DIR. David Fried
man al otro. Habia acabado yo
s. salia de la tienda cuando una
bomba cay6 a solo cinco yardas,
destrozando ell cos.ado de la
tienda". Ell DR.. Barsky qued6
cubierto por la terra. La Srta.
Freeman Y Quinones estaban
dentro y Webster fuera de la
tienda.
Los aeroplanos eontinuaban
llegando y los heridos tuvieron
Que ser lIevados . las tripche-
La gaceta., 1938-03-17

Barcelona, MARIO 17.-Los da
nos sufridos por ell hospital mo-
wi ldel eminente cirujaho anne
ricano DR.. Edward H. Barskey,
en- ell frente de Arag6n, parecen
ser memories de 10 que al prinei-
pic Sc creyera.
Ell DIR. Barsky, que Sc encuen-
ira en- Barcelona, explic6 a los
corresponsales extranjeros 10
sucedido.
Corrigi6 la information de
que hubiera perecido una enfer-
mera americana. Helen Free
man fue herida en- un brazo y
Gabriel Quinones, un enferme-
no, en una pierna, Robert Web
ster, chofer del canton, perdi6
la vida. Estos fueron los tres
americanos alcanzados por la
metralla facciosa.
Sc hallaba la unidad cerca de
Belchite, cuando ell ataque CO.
memo. FL hospital estaba a muy
corta distancia de la Inca de
eombate.
Las tiendas para operar y a.
loiar heridos habian sido pues-
'tas a 10 largo de IN canine que
La gaceta., 1938-03-17

Londres mario 17.-El 60
biernc Soviet mand6 hoy una in
vitacion a las potencias euro
peas, asiaticas y americans,
con la exception de Italia, ia
BON y Alemania, para discutir
los problemas de la paz del nun
do Y contener las agresiones
Maxim Litvinoff, comisario dc
relaciones exteriores, asi 10 avi-
% hoy agregando que Estados
Unidos tambien sera invitada.
Asegura Litvinoff que ell mcti-
20 principal es impedir que A.
lemania ataque a Checoeslova-
nuia y Polonia a Lituania. Ru-
sia informo hoy a Palonia, en-
tono amigable, que considera la
situacion con Lituania un peli-
gro para la paz de Europa. Po-
lonia demanda injustas salts
facciones de Lituania, por pre-
sion indirecta de Alemania zen
un termino de SO horas. En- ca
SO de que Polonia ataque a Lii
tuania, Russia tendra que acudir
en- auxilio de esta.
La situacion del gobierno de
Chamberlain es cada vez mas
grave porque ell pueblo demanda
un Gambia de politica Leslie
Hore-B elisha, uno de los minis
tros conservadores, habl6 aver
en- ell sentido de una politica mas
firme y mas de acuerdo con las
necesidades del momento. Esti-
mase possible que vuelva Stanley
Baldwin a la presidential del con
'ejo de ministries.
Hore-Belisha cuenta con ell
apoyo de sus companeros de ga
binete Malcolm MacD onald,
Walter Elliott Y w. S. Norris
on.
La gaceta., 1938-03-17

Barcelona, Mario lila
aviaci6n extranjera al servi-
clio de Franco realize ocho a.
taques Ell IA horas, producien
do la muerte, segun cifras Off
ciales, a 284 personals.
Miles de personals r~eallzan
trabajos de escombreo y ex-
traen cuerpos de las ruinas,
Ell primer ataque de la mana
ma Sc realize a las 7:45 y ell Ill
timo a las 1925.
Los photos alemanes e tia
lianos Sc ensanaron especial
mente con las casas de inqui-
linato donde habitan los pc :
bres. Una de las bombas cay6
EN- una fabrica de zapatos y
| mat6 a II obreros.
Otro de los artefactos cay0
en- ell mayor y mas lujoso hotel
de Barcelona, pero sin ocasio-
mar desgracias personales.
Varias 'bombas cayeron en-
un hospital.
La indignation del pueblo
es impossible describirla con
palabras.
I'm despaoho del ministerio
de Defensa dice que las tro-
pas leales rompieron las Ii
meas facciosas EN- Caspe.
Las fuerzas del gobierno tie
men en- su poder, EN- esa pobla-
ci6n, ell hospital y ell viejo cas-
tillo de la Orden Caballeros
de San Juan de Jerusalem, en-
la conjunction de los rios Ebro
y Guadalore.
La contraofensiva leal pro-
dujo un v~iolento ataque, unlen
dose los vecinos a los militares
en- los trabajos de defensa.
Numerosas bajas ocasiono
al enemigo ell fuego de la ar
tilleria leal.
La Camara de los Comunes,
para deshonra del gabinete in
giles, vote aver a favor de man
tener la norma de no-interven
ci6n en- Espana.
Clemente Attlee, jefe de los
laboristas, atac6 violentamen-
tie las normas de los conservado-
La gaceta., 1938-03-17
ras antes de ser operados.

ras antes de ser operados.
Aquella noche ell hospital mo-
vii tuvo que empaquetar y cam
biar de sitio. Ell DIR. Friedman
10 traslad6 a cerca de Caspe y
1uego mas atras, pero todavia
no sc ha montado de nuevo.
Barsky traslad6 los heridos a
Tarragona y ACADIA de tomar la
direction de la ayuda medica
extranjera, sucediendo al DIR.
Irving Busch, que retornara a
Estados Unidos.
Ell DIR. Leo Eloesser un como
edo cirujano abdominal de San
Francisco que actuaba como
c~irujano de ~consulta del ejerci-
to de maniobras, ira al frente
dentro de pocos dias, con un CRU
pc de San Francisco que incluye
al DR.. Leonardo Larsen y cua-
tro enfermeras. Una nueva am
bulancia. mandada por ell hos
pital Bellevue, de New York, Sc
habia recibido.
El chofer perdi6 la direction
y Sc meti6 en- las lineas faccio-
sas cuando Nevada varios heri-
dos americanos.
Los centinelas trataron de de-
sener al chofer, pefo este sigui6
la Marcia.
Hay heridos a nericanos en-
los hospitales de F arcelona, pc
70 ell mando prohibe ell dar sus
La gaceta., 1938-03-17

Use "agachara" de nuevo
Francia ante las debiles normas
inglesas?
Para Francia es tan impor-
tante impedir que Hitler y Mus
solini sc establezcan en- Espa-
ma, como evitar que ell DICTATOR
aleman imponga condolences a
Checoeslovaquia.
Leon Blum tiene sobre sus
hon5ros una inmensa response
bilidad v suponemos que sabra
responder a la violencia con la
Stici& no con gestos debiles a
la usanza de "Mariquita" Cham
berlain.
La gaceta., 1938-03-17
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
"Fronteras sagradas." = Monstruos de la epo-
a. rancia y la Espana leal. = Llamados los
agentes del TIC.

Con el cinismo peculiar de los
tiranos, Mussolini dijo aver en-
Roma "Nuestras fronteras son
sagradas."
Para esta clase de monstruos
y degenerados, 10 suyo es sagra-
do pero 10 de otros no 10 es Guam
do ellos 10 apetecen.
Estimaiba sagrada su terra ell
~emperador etiope y ell Duce sc la
arrebat6, asesinando de paso a
cen.enares de miles de negritos.
Para los dictadores..-... 10 uni
co sagrado es su voluntad y su
crueldad.
La gaceta., 1938-03-17

ST Alemania desea mantener
Ia paz en- Europa-anunci6 ell
ministro ingles Halifax-debe-
"a mantenerse apartada de Che
coeslovaquia.
Alemania no teme a Inglate-
IRA, cuando Sc habla de Checoes-
lovaquia; Alemania teme a
Francia y a Russia, que va anun-
ciaron intervendran en- favor de
su aliada 81 los "nazis' atacan
a Ia repdblica presidida por Ell
DIR. BeneS.
Inglaterra tiene un innegable
interes en- la protection del Me-
diterraneo y sin embargo. Sc re-
vuelca en- ell tango del Comite de
10 Intervention.
lmite de cohardias e indie
cencias polfticas.
La gaceta., 1938-03-17
SOLUCIONADA LA HUELGA
DE ALESSI BROS.

La Union Local de Panaderos
No. SOL, en- atenta carta nos da
cuenta de que ha sido arreglada
satisfactoriamente la huelga de
la ~panaderia Alessi Bros, que
elabora los productos sally
Ann"
Agradecen los obreros pana :
deros la cooperation de los ira
baiadores v los concentrates,
base de 81 rapida triuntq
La gaceta., 1938-03-17
Los barbaros extranjeros al servido de Franco
mataron en- Barcelona a CientOs de no COmbatentes
Clemente Attlee dijo en- la Camara inglesa que la
causa de Espana es la causa del pueblo brltanlco
Alemania mando a los facciosos aeroplanos
Heinkey III y As, Messerchsmidt 100 y DO-l|

res britanicos, asegurando que
la causa de la Republica Espa-
nola es la causa de Inglaterra
que traicionar a la Repdbli-
ca Espanola es traicionar a
Francia, y que traicionar a
Francia es traicionar a Ingla-
terra.
ICual sera ell valor de Gil
braltar 81 EN- manos de una pc
tencia hostil cae ell norte de
Africa?
En- ell frente aragones man
tienen su cohesion las mas i'm
portantes unidades del ejerci-
to leal, que en- la retirada SUI
frieron pocas bajas.
La calma en- Barcelona es
grande. Los communicates del
gobierno son explicitos y reye
Ian la verdad.
Els falsa la noticia de que
los facciosos hicieran numero-
sos prisioneros a los america
nos de la division n1mero 143.
Cerca de Alcaniz seis Flats
fueron derribados v otros dos
cayeron cerca de Alcoriza.
Los leales no perdieron apara-
tos.
Ell gobierno leal asegura que
los facciosos tienen dos CRU
pos de cuatro escuadrones
Heinkel Ill, poderosos apara
tos de bombardeo de fabrica-
ci6n alemana. Uno de esos CRU
pos lie lego a Franco volando
por encima de Francia.
Ademas lie llegaron a los
facciosos dos grupos de cua-
tro escuadrones de Messerch-
midi 100 y dos escuadrones de
Heinkel 81. Franco dispone
tambien de dos escuadrones
DO-17, formados de 20 aero
pianos, ~ayudados por un con-
tingente de Heinkel As. Final
mente Alemania mand6 bate
rias antiaereas. en- gran nu-
nero, Y una completa compa-
MIA alemana de trasmisi6n.
La aviaci6n alemana en- Es-
paha, integrada por pilotos a.
lemanes, esta mandada por ell
general Veidt, jefe de las fuer
Zas aereas; comandante Neu-
dorfer, jefe de aeroplanos de
combate; comandante Her.
mann, jefe de aeroplanos de
GAIA; comandante Scholts, jefe
del primer escuadr6n; conan
dante Schroeder, jefe del Sc
gundo escuadr6n; comandan-
tie Fischer, jefe del tercer es-
cuadr6n, Y comandante Zeil
brig, jefe del cuarto escua-
dron.
Indalecio Prieto, ell ministro
de Defensa, di6 a conocer to-
dos este sdetalles con Ell fin de
destacar que ell gobierno repu
blicano no podra veneer a Hit
Ter, Mussolini y Franco, COM
batiendo juntos, sin obtener a.
viaci6n y armamentos fuerA
de Espana.
La gaceta., 1938-03-17

La retaguardia de Tampa es-
cuchara a su noble camarada Y
amigo Juan M~arinello.
Tn cubano que anna la causa
de Espana como la aman mu-
chos cubanos de Tampa, con ell
mayor desinteres y en- defensa
de los derechos del hombre.
iHijos todos de la Espana nue.
va, de la mejor de todas!
La gaceta., 1938-03-17

Democratico el fallo de la Jun
ia Nacional de relaciones del
Trabajo en- favor de los tripu-
Iantes de los vapores FLORIDA"
y Cuba.
La ~justicia fue mancillada
por la companfa naviera; pero
ell gobierno devuelve ell traba-
10 a los que 10 desempenaban y
ordena que Sc les pague.
La gaceta., 1938-03-17

Pedimos a Alemania respete
la libertad v los derechos de Che
coeslova4uia-dijo Lord Hall
fax en- la camara de los comu-
mes.
Esa petici6n la hizo Stanley
Baldwin en- cuanto a Ethiopia, y
Mussolini contest6: Tonterfa
que no tragamos.
La gaceta., 1938-03-17
CONFIRMADA LA NOTICIA
DEL DESEMBARQUE DE
ITALIANOS

Gibraltar, Mario 17.-Se
ha confirmado aqui, en- fuente
digna de entero crsdito, que
recientemente desembarcaYon
en- C&diz, Espaha, centenares
Do aoldadoa italiaAes-
La gaceta., 1938-03-17

FL ejercito de la Rep1blica Els
pamela ACADIA de contener a los
fascistas y sus completes.
La muralla de pechos mobiles
supo rechazar la Marcia de los
invasores y los exespanoles de
Franco. La Espana republican,
no pide nj quiere ej6rcitos ex-
tranjeros; Espana solo deman-
da, a 10 que tiene legitimo dere-
cho, que Sc lie vendan aeropla-
nos, artilleria, tanques y NUM-
clones.