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The Washington times., 1938-11-04
STRESSES
SERVICE AT ICE
CONCLAVE HERE
Association Winding Up
National Convention

The shades OF night Dere tGH-
ing fast
As through the Mdyfotper lobby
passed
A maid Uho bore tDtrt sno'O
and ice
A banner 1Uith the strange de-
Uice-
"From Ice to Snow-We Haze
I'll"
And-believe 1t or not-they
had!
The National Association Of Ice
Manufacturers has things down
now so that the modern iceman
can and will deliver any form Of
frozen first-aid you want!
ICE IN ANY SHAPE
Shaved ice? Cubed ice? Ice in
blocks? Colored ice? Dry ice?
Frost crystals? Ice sculpture?
Yes, madam, they have it!
M. j. Uline, of the Uline Ice
Company of Washington told the
delegates to the convention, which
closes today that customers are
peculiar in that they want what
they want when they want it.
If they want ice cubes, he warned
DON'T sent them big block
of ice, no matter how crystal clear
or well frozen it is!
ENGINEER-ICEMAN
And as for the iceman! Well,
you no longer have to stick a card
in the window on Monday to be
sure you catch his eye by Friday!
No. The weu-dresSed, engineer
ing-trained refrigeration expert
will see to it by the notes in his
customer record" just what
hour of what day you will be
needing ice.
Unless, of course, Aunt Minnie
drops in with her gang, to demand
highballs after the bridge!
The Washington times., 1938-11-04

tOn results of ch H be mailed to parents Blue ribbons
M be awarded pretties babies in each Glass; cups go
the most handsome boy and pretest g Ue other Gdrds
dOG the most identical set of tLVnS and the child h the
reddest hair.
The Washington times., 1938-11-04

Bent thinning blue ribbons, seriOusinded young men
and COn1en fLOcked to the Moose Home, I414 St. ~ w.
to participate in baby ShOU conducted by the Columbia
Women of The Moose There, physicians a1aed the
testGnts to put them through thorough physical erannG-
The Washington times., 1938-07-11

Packard 1897 Town Sedan QOGE
Finish black and looks new. DCUO
buiIt-in trunk. heater and defroster: in
terror covered since new: low mileage.
Price, $S65
WAKEFIELD MOTOR co.
252b Sherman Ave. n w. AD. SOO0
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Packard 1888 Convertible Sc COCO
dan-Motor. top and upholstery DOUO
excellent. good tires; terms and trade.
PARKWAY'S BARGAIN BASEMENT
2O4O Nj ST n. " MEat NlSI
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PACKARD 1885 Conv. Sedan, Model 1901
Black paint. green leather upholstery.
large trunk. white sidewalI tires. radio.
This clean car had unusual care. II 10 in
splendid condition in every respect: seas.
C. C. C. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co..
1929 22d St. N. W. MAI. $500. Open
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Pontiac 1895 Coupe-one owner pA1P
gave 1t the best of care D4 y
Looks like a 3-months-old car Mile
age very low.
N. f. BRANCH L. p. sTEUART
141 18th st. N. f. AT. 600
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FOB sALE-1B0 white Lerhorn pullets:
viii lay IN August GaitherSburE Hatch
cry tMd.). Phone GAithsrsburE $50.
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OLDS. 1886 6-Cyl. 2-DoOr-Largest trunk.
Brewster green finish. Nicely handled
by former owner and guaranteed by us,
$525. ArcadePontiaC, 1919 Irving St
N. W. AID. O575. (Branch) N. Y. Ave.
and BladenRburR Rd. N. e.
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ZEPHYR

-GT IN
Zephyr 1897 Black Tudor-New- @QGE
car condition. roomy and com SDCUeD
Portable, last word In appearance and
design: this smart car was built to
accommodate six adult passengers and
is extremely popular where small chill
dren ride on the rear seat. Phone for
demonstration without obligation.
Price, 1855.
LincoIn-Zephyr Distributors
WAKEFIELD MOTOR COMPANY
3525 Sherman Ave. AID, 5000
Open Sunday
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LINCOLN ZEPHYR
NASH

Nash 1888 Model 1912 Coupe @ONE
You will find this car hard to DSDOJ
beat for condition at this price. Beau
tiful finish. perfect mechanically. See
and drive it today for comparison. All
ready for your trip. Sold with 3-day
money-back guarantee
NASH MOTORS OF WASHINGTON
4th and Florida Ave N +. At. 9O6O
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Double Duty" circulation of the Herald
and Times produces twice the results at
one cost
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Pontiac 1895 S-Cyl. 4Door Tour 0EOE
ing SedaR-Mechanically this SDOOO
car is tops. Finish and interior i'm
maculate. Low mileage by one owner.
Radio and heater equipped. Sold with
and terms.
NASH MOTORS OF WASHINGTON
4th and FIorida Ave. N. +. AT. $3.50
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Pontiac. 1895 sedan-Radio, QAOE
heater. trunk; new-car .ap- DfOO
pearance and condition; positively one
owner. Lincoln-Zephy trade-n; a
smart-looking, economical six"
WAKEFIELD MOTOR co.
2525 Sherman Ave. N w. AID. 5000
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WHY'S 1898 Deluxe Coupe pAAE
Has only been driven 5000 DRkO
miles. Almost q new car. Bought
locally the first of the year. Bargain
Only $445.
STANDARD MOTOR SALES
1905 14th ST. N. W. North 1898
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Pontiac 1894 sedan-Just the Q0GE
car for your family. Safe. SDAUO
economical and q beautiful bargain.
Give 1t a fair demonstration, you'll like
1t or we miss our guess. See Mr..
Rosenthal.
SULLIVAN CHEVROLET
$50 N. Y. Ave. N. W. MET 2S11
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WHY'S 1898 4-Door De Luxe Sc QAME
dan-In Al condition: has only OxJV
been driven $40 miles and is practically
new: a real bargain for an economical
buyer for only t495: terms and trade.
STANDARD MOTOR SALES
1905 14th St N w North 1928
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OLDS-1936 8-Cyl. 2-Door; trunk original
black Duco. new tires, runs smooth as
new, &595. Arcade Pontiac. 1919 Irving
St N. W. AID. 0575. (Branch) N. Y.
and Bladensburg Rd. N. f.
The Washington times., 1938-07-11

Pontiac 1887 2-Door Sedan @EAEI
Immaculate appearance, perfect GDUHeD
mechanically.
EMERSON & ORME
18th and NJ SITS. N. w. District 800
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Plymouth 1885 De Luxe Coupe QA0E
Black finish. Thoroughly an D4AJ
car. We cut the price for Immediate
sale. Backed by the strongest guar
antee ever written. See 1t or call us
today for home demonstration. Top
allowance and easy terms
LEO ROCCA, INC.
(Branch) 4445 Conn. Ave. EM. 1855
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OIdsmobils 1881 6-Wheel Coupe @0 A
Black finish, green wheels, ex- OH
cellent mechanically. Uncle Joe Down
makes it easy to buy. Only &24 down
and balance only $5.6S a month.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
1711 Florida Ave. N. w. North S565
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PLYMOUTH

Plymouth 1894 sedan-Paint, 0OGEI
tires interior and mechanical GDAUO
condition far above the average. Truly
a smart, reliable car that will afford
some lucky buyer transportation at
the lowest possible cost Liberal terms.
Chrysler PAUL BROS. Plymouth
1900 Wisconsin Ave. WEST 1000
Open Evenings
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PONTIAC, 1897 2-DoOr Sedan-ConceaI led
trunk, black Duco finish, new tires
Low mileage car. Latest design. R649.
See it today. Arcade-Pontiac, 1419 Irving
st. N. W. AID. S575. (Branch) N. Y.
Ave. and Bladensburg Rd. n. e.
The Washington times., 1938-07-11

Pontiac. 1887 6-Cyl. 4-Door Touring Sc
dan-GlosSy black finish, built-in trunk
run very little and can hardly be told
from new: sacrifice price.
N. +. BRANCH L. p. STEUART
14l 18th st. N. f. Atlantic $500
The Washington times., 1938-07-11

Ford 1885 VS. Coupe-Like new eco
finish. perfect performing motor SDUO
and excellent tires add to the Down
value of this CHERNERIZED car.
Uncle Joe makes it easy to buy, only
$50 down and balance $4.75 week.
Carries a 30-day guarantee.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
I'LL Fla. Ave. N. W. North S565
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Pontiac 1894 Rumble scat QOEn
Coupe-And as sporty a car OLOS
as you ever stepped foot inside. Get
1t out on the road, you'll feel 10 years
younger. Perfect in every detail, yet
startingly priced. See Mr.. Rosenthal for
this special bargain.
SULLIVAN CHEVROLET
$50 N. Y. Ave. N. w. MEL 2S1l
The Washington times., 1938-07-11

Plymouth 1886 Sedan - Glossy QA0EI
jet.bIack finish is Immaculate. SDfOO
spotless interior: very low mileage.
EMERSON e. ORME
nth and NJ SITS. n. w. District 800
The Washington times., 1938-07-11

Plymouth 1887 Coupe-Driven a QA0E
few thousand miles by a promi- SDfOO
nent Wash. business man. The entire
car gives nearly-new appearance. Clean
as pin and ready to give the utmost
Rosenthal.
SULLIVAN CHEVROLET
46O N Y Ave NJ w MET. 28ll
The Washington times., 1938-07-11

FORD 1887 "65'-Original gray finish.
Immaculate interior. Motor performs as
well as the day it came off the showroom
floor In fact, you would never know
this car had been used if it weren't for
the few miles the speedometer shows.
Sold with Hill & Tibbtt RIG Guarantee
at S465. Terms and trade. Call Warren
Sanders, MA. 9S60, Hill & Tibbltts. 1114
Vermont Ava n. W
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W
economical car In fine condi- DlAeD
ton.
sTEGER MOTOR co.
645 Maryland Ave. N. E. Line. OTIS
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Ford 1888 Coupe-Motor excellent, @OA
rubber and interior will please D6f
the most critical buyer. Uncle Down
Joe makes 1t easy to buy. $24 down,
balance S3.S2 week
CHERNER MOTOR co.
I'LL Florida Ave. N w. North S5S5
The Washington times., 1938-07-11

Plymouth 1895 2-Door Builtln QAOO
trunk: looks and runs like D4OO
a 6-months-old car.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
1907 NJ ST. N. w. WEST 1915
The Washington times., 1938-07-11

Plymouth 1896 Sport Coupe QAOE
With rumble seat. Formerly D4OO
owned by. prominent Gov. man who
handled this car carefully. Look 1t
over today and Judge it yourself Beau
tiful finish. motor performs to T.
These models are scarce. SO see Mr..
Rosenthal today for a demonstration.
SULLIVAN CHEVROLET
$50 N. Y. Ave. n. w. MET. 2s11
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PONTIAC

Pontiac 1885 Coach - Built-in CnN
trunk. smooth. efficient S-cyl. mo- SDJJ
tor. no-draft ventilation. hydraulic, Down
black finish, custom radio and heater.
Easiest terms of $99 down and $4.95 a
bon Guarantee.
TRIANGLE FORD DEALERS
N. Y. Ave. N. w. National 1882
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Ford 1895 Fordor Touring Sedan QGA|
A Chernerized car guaran- DUR
anteed by Uncle Joe for 80 DOWN
days. Clean inside and out De lux
equipped radio. It's easy to buy at
Cherner'a Only $64 down and balance
only $4.8S week
CHERNER MOTOR co.
171i Florida Ave N w North S565
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wtIlys 1897 4-Door sedan-This clio
economy car has been Cherner- OIL
ICED. Sold with 30-day uncon- Down
ditional guarantee. Uncle Joes makes
it easy to buy. Only 3114 down and
balance S525 a week
CHERNER MOTOR co.
1711 Florida Ave. N. W. North 8B6S
The Washington times., 1938-07-11

Ford 1894 Tudor-Snappy model 0OA
in tip-tOp condition; black fin OH
ish: excellent rub ber all DOWN
around: thoroughly guaranteed: all you
need is $24 down and balance 1852
weekly
The Washington times., 1938-07-11

FORD 1885 Tudors-Two Of these cars to
choose from. Both finished in black
with red trim and reconditioned to the
highest RAG standard, which we believe
to be the best recondtioning system on
the market today. Cars have been per-
sonally road tested for so miles. Guaran-
teed TO pass most rigid inspection. Your
choice today only S377 Trade and easy
terms. Call R. w Thompson. MA. $3.50.
Hill & Tibbitts. lila Vermont Ave. n. W.
FORD 1888 Tudor-Black finish. with red
wheels and trim. This car has been
through our shop and the motor put in
1907 condition. All good rubber: very
car in trade on this car. Price only $3.50.
Call Warren Sanders, MA. $3.50, Hill
TibbittS. 1114 Vermont Ave. n. W.
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ROLLS-ROYCE

1925 RolIs-Roycs Pass Sedan. COAX
This peer Of motordom il in sDAItO
beautiful condition. Makes excellent
appearance. Upholstered in tapestry.
Many years of dignified service at low
cost
STANLEY H HoRNER, INC.
1879 1ith St n. w. Decatur 1903
I'LL 18th St. n. w. National 1851
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PLYMOUTH 1895 4-Door Sedan-A-1 con-
dition; good tires; $500; no dealers.
Cathedral Garage. col. 1920.
PLYMOUTH 1888 Trunk Sedan, demon.
strator: bargain. GB. 9569. (Dealer),
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sold
tamlY Southern Maryland Quick results Forrealng 1esut
PONTIAC

(Continued)
PONTIAC 1895 5-Pass. Touring Sedan
S-cyl. excel black paint, spotless interior;
all good tires and splendid motor: you
will find this \ very clean car; S44b,
c. C. c. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co.,
1872 ed St. n. W. NAT. $500. Open
evenings, closed Sunday
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Plymouth 1897 De Luxe Coupe q AMn
Perfect little car for business DkOJ
or pleasure; your old car may make
the down payment
sTEUART MOTORS
So N Y. Ave. N W National 5000
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Ford 1895 De Luxe Fordor-Black &AE
finish with red wheels. radio and SD&O
heater, motor that runs perfect, Down
tires like new. Sold with a 5O-day
guarantee. See 1t today. Don't wait.
S45 down and 1896 a week.
TRIANGLE
2 NY. Ave. N. W. National 1882
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Dodge. 1898 sedan-New. black COTE
paint, new tires, good uphol- sDA -
stery, motor just overhauled and tuned
to satisfy the most discriminating
buyer. Biggest used car value in town!
Liberal terms.
Chrysler PAUL BROS. Plymouth
1900 Wisconsin Ave. WEST 1000
Open Evenings
Dodge 1885 4-Door Touring Sc NONEI
dan - Here's a car for the CDOJO
economy buyer. Perfect in every detail
and ready to roll. Beautiful jet-black
finish. nice motor. clean interior. The
price represents a big saving.
NASH MOTORS OF WASHINGTON
4th and Florida Ave. N. E. AT. 906O
Dodge 1895 4-Door sedan-Hy- PONN
draulic brakes, perfect motor, OOJSI
paint like new: terms and trade
PARKWAY'S BARGAIN BASEMENT
S04O NJ st. N. w. WEST O1S1
Dodge 1885 2-Door Touring se- OA1E
value for a perfect performing car.
Sold with the strongest guarantee ever
written. We cut the price for imme-
diate sale. See it or call US today for
home demonstration. Top allowance
and easy terms.
LEO RoccA, INC.
(Branch) 4446 Conn. Ave. EN-, 1858
DODGE. 4-Door sedan-Good running
condition; will demonstrate: &S6 cash.
145s 18th Pl. S. E.
DoDGEs or Plymouths. Always bargains
ct Rickard Davis. 62S Pa. Ave. 0. ..
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Chevrolet 1887 Master De Luxe @AOA
Town Ssdan-Repossesse sell OtOV
ing for unpaid balance $3.50.
MOTOR FINANCE co.
1917 O St. N. W. Decatur 5516
The Washington times., 1938-07-11

STUDEBAKER. 1885 President 4-Door
Touring Sedan-Runs perfect and guar
anteed; priced low at $3.50 radio and
heater equiE ped. Mckee Studebaker,
G700 Wisconsin Ave. wis. 67S7
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onstrstorsWDriven a fsv hundred miles
only by careful men. Not to be dis
tinguished from brand-new automobiles.
AS much as $500 discount. AL have
built-in radio. Choice of colors. New
car guarantee and terms. Trade your
old car today for real value.
LEO ROCCA, INC.
No. 7 New York Ave. N. E. NAT. 1922
Direct Factory Dodge Dealer
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DoDGES or Plymouths. Always bargains
ct Rickard & Davis. 62S Pa. Ave. 0. D.
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STUDEBAKER

Studebaker 1895 Dictator Con- U0nE
vertible Coupe-Smart cream 5000
color. In perfect shape all over, mile
age very low, tires practically new.
WISCONSIN MOTORS
1901 M St. N. w. WEST 1914
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Ford 1898 Tudor V-s-Thor- Q00M
oughly reconditioned and ready DOAO
to go; trade and terms.
PARKwAY's BARGAIN BASEMENT
3O40 NJ St. N. W. WEST 01S1
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Chrysler, 1884 Sedan-Here is COAX
your chance to own a cookbook eDOIfO
ing. exceptionally clean, smooth per-
forming car that is tops for perfection
and economy. real bargain for the
quick buyer. Liberal terms.
Chrysler PAUL BROS. Plymouth
1900 Wisconsin Ave. WEST 1000
Open Evenings
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Ford 1884 Phaeton - Leather @0NO
upholstery, reconditioned mo- DA4J
tor. excellent tires: will sell for IS
down, balance easy.
PARKWAY's BARGAIN BASEMENT
304O M st. N. W. WEST 0181
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OLDSMOBILE

1885 Olds IS" Trunk Sedan-A 0NGE
One-owner car, like new inside eDHUO
and out; black finish, moderR turret-
top, hydraulic brakes. ETC.; powerful,
economical "six" motor. An ideal fam
lily car for your summer trips at a low
The Washington times., 1938-07-11

STUDERAKER 1888 5-Pass. Sedan-EI-
cellent paint. spotless upholstery all good
tires. You will find this a real value at
Sl95. G. C. G. guaranty Capitol Cadillac
Co. 1929 22d st. N. W. NAT. 1900,
Open evenings. closed Sunday.
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Ford 1898 Coupe-Rumblo seat, @D0E
carefully checked in our shop 900
and ready to go. Your old car may
make the down payment
STEUART MOTORS
and N. Y. Ave. N. W. MAI 5000
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$50 CHICKENS FIND NEW HOME
II WaterfrOnt-Rent, Sale
ICOntinuedl

bungalow. on salt water, 81
miles from Washington: bathing. boating,
fishing, clubhouse stores: house deliv-
cries Of groceries and ice: free school
bus; total price. including lots. 1925:
easy terms. Box BOG. Times-Herald.
La gaceta., 1938-03-19
LOS FERROC PI-
DEN A LOS T~RABAJADORES
QUE ACEPTEN UNA REBA-
ia EN- LOS

Chicago, Mario 19.--Los
directories de las empresas fe-
rroviarias del pals, con un to-
tai de 40 lineas, piden hoy a
los obreros que temperament
tie acepten una rebaja en- los
~jornales y sueldos.
Afectaria la rebaja a Fl
hermandades, con un total de
mas de un million lie miembros
Obreros Y patronos Sc reu-
niran en- Washington a confe-
renciar, la semana que viene.
Los trabajadores y emplea-
dos Sc oponen a la rebaja, por
cuanto disminuiria considera-
blemente su poder de compra.
Ell presidente Roosevelt tam
bien Sc opone a la rebaja, por
euanto la semana pasada Sc
autoriz6 a los ferrocarriles pa
"a aumentar las tarifas de fle-
ties.
La gaceta., 1938-03-19
Las Victimas de los dltimOs BOmbardeos
Sc estiman por Ell GObierno en- 600
o ACUMULA TRIO
PAS EN- LA FRONTERA DE
tijuana
Alemania trata de conseguii
la Ciudad Libre de Danzig

Varsovia, Mario 10. FL
gobierno dictatorial de Polo
MIA acumula tropas en- la from
terra para invadir a Lituania,
en- ell case de que esta peque.
ma nacion no Sc someta a sus
arbitrariaS imposiciones. Tn
ultimatum de Polonia q Litua
MIA, inspirado por ell coroneI
Beck, Sc cumplira a las tres de
la tarde de hoy.
Dicese que Beck trata de 10
grar que Hitler no intervenga,
a cambio de tolerar a este la
captura de la Ciudad Libre de
Danzig. Polonia insiste en- ro-
bar a Lituania la poblacion de
Wilno y exige que las relacio-
mes d~iplomaticas Sc reanuden.
Observan atentamente la 81
tuaci6n, la Russia Soviet, Lat
via Y Estonia.
Francia e Inglaterra tam :
bien tratan de impedir, con
representations" que Polo
MIA recurra a la violencia.
Hitler desea apoderarse de
Nemel Y Danzig y Sc ha veni-
do diciendo que tan pronto las
tropas polacas penetren Ell
Austria, Hitler Sc apoderara
de Nemel, poblaci6n de Litua.
MIA. d,
La politica indigna del coro.
mel Beck es duramente califi-
cada y condenada EN- las can
cillerfas de Moscou, Paris y
Londres.
La gaceta., 1938-03-19
DOS Personals PERDIERON
LA VIDA EN- UN ACCIDEN-
TIE

AL norte de la carretera de
Temple Terrace chocaron a.
yer un autom6vil Y un "trai :
ler' y perdieron la vida C.
Eral Cheshire, de 40 amos, We
cino del 212 de la Gale De
Leon, y la mujer que 10 acorn
panaba, Cleo Harrison, en-
pleada de la barberia del no
tel Hillsborough.
Ell diputado condestable Co
lietz investig6 ell accidente Y
dice que ell coche de Cheshire
choc6 con la trasera del "tri-
Ter" cuando iba a bastante We
locidad.
La violencia del choque fue
terrible. Los dos experimental
ron la fracture del craneo y o.
tras graves lesiones.
Quedaron depositados los
cadaveres en- la funeraria de
Blount.
La gaceta., 1938-03-19
MARIANA VISITARA Ell PUE
BIO Ell Pc
TER O. KNIGHT
La primera batalla
Sc efectu6 aver

Los aeroplanos del ejercito de
los Estados Unidos. asignadoS g
las maniobras de la Florida y
con base en- ell aer6dromo Peter
%. Knight, aterrizaron hoy y
quedaran listos para manana,
dia de visitantes.
Una reunion de oficiales Sc
efectuo hoy en- ell d~espacho del
coronel Heney R. Clage,t. jefe
del segundo grupo o ala.
Asistieron ell teniente coronel
Robert Olds, jefe de la unidad
de Orlando; ell comandante Con-
nell, de la unidad de Lakeland,
v ell teniente coronel Gilkerson,
de la unidad de Sarasota.
Estos oficiales acordaron ell
programa de maniobras para la
semana pr6xima, comenzando ell
lunes.
Para atender manana al pd-
blico Sc ha nombrado un perso-
nal inteligente que, por supues-
o, NADIA revelara sobre los Sc
cretos militares de los aviones.
La gaceta., 1938-03-19
UNA EXPLO HUNDIO
UN VAPOR A QUE
Sc DIRIGIA A LA PARTE
DE ESPANA DOMINADA
POR LOS TRAIDORES

Barcelona, Marco 19.-Co-
munican de Rotterdam que Ell
vapor alemSn "Claus Boge,"
de 2,4OO toneladas, que Sc di-
rigia desde Oslo, Noruega, a
un puerto dominado por los
traidores espanoles, hizo ex
plosion en- ell mar del Norte,
hundiendose. A los 10 minutes
de haber hecho la llamada de
socorro, ell vapor desaparecia
de la superficie. Todos los tri.
pulantes, fueron salvados, con
la exception del captain.
Ignorase todavia ell motive
de la catastrofe.
La gaceta., 1938-03-19
mueftOS y 1,2UU herIdOS
Trbunales de Urgencia Sc han tornado para
p~erseguir a espias, traidores y derotlstas
Devuelto ell mando en- Puigcerda a los
a~narquistas Rosique y Cot.
Repartido un numero extraordinario del
periodico de la Brigade Is

de los miembros de la Brigade
son e~spanoles.
mo cedan nj una pulgada de
terreno. No Pasaran. Sc recuer-
da la batalla de Guadalajara, en-
la cual los italianos huyeron a la
deshandada. I'm factor decisive
en- Brihuega fue la brillante mo
raj de nuestras tropas''.
La apelaci6n concluye con es-
tas palabras:
Camaradas ahora es ell ITEM
pc cuando la unidad, ell valor y
ell duro trabajo son mas rece-
sarlos que nunca. Cada gotta de
sangre derramada por nuestros
camaradas Ell los campos de Es-
pana, es sangre derramada en- la
protection de nuestra propia tie
IRA sangre derramada para ex-
terminar al nazismo aleman y ell
fasciSmo italiano.
La brigade Is y otras briga-
das de esta division rompieron
el circulo U saIvaron todo su ma
terial de guerra.
Ell franco frances continua
bajando en- los mercados del
mundo a pesar de los esfuerzos
hechos por ell gabinete de Leon
Blum.
En- la provincial belga de Eu-
pen, de acuerdo con las tacticas
nazis, grupos de jovencitos reco-
rrieron las GALES Orlando vi
vas a Hitler.
Los grupos de extrema IL
quierda, en- Francia, demandan
que la frontera de Espana Sc a.
bra y que Sc permita a la Repd-
blica Ell comprar armas y NUM-
clones.
Francia, seg1n ell ministro
Paul Boncour, quiere impedir
una situaci6n que pueda termi-
mar la guerra.
Ell gobierno frances trata de
en- estas semanas 49,
900, 100000 de frances.
La gaceta., 1938-03-19
LA SOCIEDAD DE NACIO-
MES NO PUEDE OFRECER
SEGURIDAD

Bruselas, mario 19.-Hablan
do en- la camara de los diputados
Paul Spaak, ministro de nego-
extranjeros, declare que no
podia esperarse seguridad de la
tSociedad de Naciones.
"La Liga no puede dar segu-
colectiva a nadie. Las Pc
quenas naciones va no pueden
ser e~ngahadas en- cuanto a csc
punto. 70 soy ell primero en- la
la decadencia del ideal
de Ginebra; pero mientras resu-
cita debemos atenernos a las
realidades. No podemos pedir
demasiado a la Liga cuando a.
traviesa una crisis.
La gaceta., 1938-03-19
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS


Espana defiende su indepen-
dencia como pueblo. frente a una
alianza de militares traidores,
moros ,~legionarios Y los dicta-
dores de Italia Y Alemania.
Espana, sofa, sin los recursos
que la guerra moderna deman-
da. dificilmente podra veneer a
miles de verdugos Y dos poten-
cias totalitarias.
Con aeroplanos Y armament
tos de otras classes, la canalla
fascista va hubiera sido derro-
tada; pero en- estos dias de No
Intervention estilo "Mariquita"
Chamberlain, al gobierno legiti-
mo, republican, Y democratico,
no Sc lie venden los pertreehos
de guerra que para su defensa
requiere.
Mariana" Blum, con las gafas
en- la nariz, no sc entera de que
la "Bestia" de Berlin toca a su
puerta.