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The Washington times., 1938-12-07
By :EUiie' Robert

pang to sign gift card for the employees of their
favorite club back home.
guess I'm too hard on 'em though, as one of
EN- might weaken and send me q small bottle
of perfume. This, of course, only in the event Of
daily prayer.
Speaking of Liberty Leaguers, Lord Macauleys,
offspring Of the Sixty Families Il can see Charlie
Nicholson now licking his chops when he thinks
of them, and would-be's-theyre all chucklins
over the recent election; but it's funny that when
you pin them down, they really don't know what
they're laughing about at all.
Before you know it they'll begin telling YOU
about how they're voting the Democratic ticket In
Florida-and have established legal residence
here either to keep the money, or get rid of q
wife, or both-or could it be to get in on the old.
age pensionO
C0ptiUes of Sun
After all the wonderful sunshine has captured
most Of them. and they're here for keeps. can't
much blame em-but it is nice work.
CHANGING residence and changing politics. re.
- minds me saw my friend Leonard Replogle,
the famous Pennsylvania steel man, this morning.
He tells me divine story on himself about having
spent three quarters Of million dollars over q
tenyear period, trying to develop a real Repub-
hcan party in Florida, only to wake up after the
presidential election in 1885 to find that there
had been so few Republican votes in the State
that his baby and dream had been legally and
completely wiped off Of the ticket
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went from q high Of IS to o
low Of 90, while we had it in
Washington anywhere from IS
to 20.
Well. here it is the sixth Of
December and we've been
swimming and playing ball on
the beach and sitting all day
In the sun. However, it's usu-
ally q bad sign when you see
the old pelicanS flying in v
formation, headed south. lop-
ping low over the palm trees.
In fact. it's hot as pepper
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STAMPS
London Dealer Seeks
"CoUers' on Coast

los ANGELES, Dec. 7 1.N.s.)
Robson Lowe, London stamp
dealer. was in Los Angeles today
with $l2S,00O to spend on stamps.
His trip to the West Coast, he
said, is to acquire West Coast mail
covers from Hong Kong and the
treaty ports Of the years 1912 to
1895. He has found fewer than
dozen thus far.
Lowe was accompanied by his
wife, who designated herself as
Stamp Widow No. l."
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Eden's Visit

A NTHONY EDEN's visit to
"A this country for what will
undoubtedly be a bell-ringing
speech against dictators appar-
entity has no official propaganda
purpose, at least not so far as
this Government is concerned.
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prohibit0d.D
HEAVY quiet hereaboutS (and
Al at Chapel HID lately con.
corning religious prosecutions
tn Germany may be deceptive.
Returned Ambassador from Ber-
lin, Hugh Wilson, is accredited
inside with having talked the
President out Of following up
his strong first words. Not be.
cause of any fear of results, but
because of expectations that Hit
Ter, if not roughed too much,
might work out something sane.
At least, authorities here would
like to give him q chance.
Confidentially they consider
the existing international situa-
ton highly dangerous, more
perhaps than before the Munich
peace, although it lacks the
drama of that crisis.
Chamberlain Is clearly losing
his campaign Of reason with
the dictators. Rumors that he
Is discouraged are accredited
here, because his discourage.
ment Is shared.
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To Be Held Here

Mr.. RoosEvETTs big series
1NA Of conferences at Warm
Springs with congressional
leaders did not come off, al.
though it was widely advertised
in inspired dispatches ahead of
time. Only Speaker Bankhead
showed up.
It may mean nothing. Other
leaders were not invited for rea-
sons which are at least partly
personal. House Leader Sam
Rayburn, for instance, would
have been required to pay his
own railroad fare to make the
trip. Vice President Garner had
planned to return to Washing.
ton q week later Che will be
here in o few days..
The meetings therefore can
be held far more conveniently
here, and will be.
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CoHectiana

WITHIN 10 weeks every Brit
w ish inhabitant will be able to
get a gas mask from his govern
ment. Supplies minister an
nouncement.) Germany
has built 1000 anti.aircraft guns
in the last four years. winston
Churchill says he knows it,
Don't wait for those prom
Used Senator Harrison speeches.
He came down with influenza,
had to postpone his lecture tour
You can still buy the
Brooklyn Bridge, but you can.
not take a picture of it. Army
and Navy are preparing new
regulations restricting photo
graphs of structures near their
stations. in accordance with the
national defense act White
House is trying to get Senator
Wagner to take charge Of
amending his own national
labor relations act, but he is not
enthusiastic Several en-
ployes of NLBR apparently
think they see large handwrit-
ing on the wall. They have been
around to other Government
bureaS trying 20 get jobs.
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Ewes Rib
PALM BEACH, Fla.

II USED to think 1t was all "the bunk" when
\ FIoridians boosted that the winter climate
down here was so divine-that the temperature
The Washington times., 1938-12-07

Already you can see, by looking in any direction
whatever, q retired utility bgwig from Buffalo,
chain store tycoon from New England or an
oil or steel baron from the mountains and valleys
Of Old Pennsylvania Not to mention their wives,
offspring and in-laws, and not forgetting their
chauffeurs, buffers and maids-and in some cases,
their keepers. They're all down here opening
houses and taking their yachts and fishing boats
out Of drydock.
Suspects Notices
I've ALWAYS been suspicious Of the people who
= come down to be here over Christmas and
thinking they're hiding like Scotch ostriches-
keep from being home at the Yuletide feast; so
Is not to have to divide their turkey with others.
Some people have clear conscience if they can
just be away" over Christmas They can even.
through being so inaccessible, forget without a
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Prearranaed Plans

THE discovery Is no news to
l. anyone. Our people sus-
pected existence Of o pre-
arranged program more than q
year ago. The nonchalance
La gaceta., 1938-07-22

noche, en- el Res aurant Column
bia, Sc efectuara en- su honor UNI
banauete de $50 cubiertos.
Manana sc verificara una reu
MON cerca de New Port Richey,
en- ell sitio conocido por Moon
Lake Gardens.
En- csc Gambia de impresio-
mes sera escogido Ell pr6Nimo
presidente de la Camara, pues-
to que Sc disputan Leroy Coli
ms, del condado de Leon, Y G..
Perez Wood, abogado de los in
tereses de los DUPONT.
Los legislatures conferencia-
ran con sus amigos en- Ell Hotel
Tampa Terrace.
Ell eondado de Hil!sborough
Sc halla representado por Ray
mond Sheldon, que decline su
aspiration a la presideneia: E..
P. Martin y Seth Dekle.
La gaceta., 1938-07-22

necdotario de los tlltimos dias
de Don Miguel de Unamuno".
La repudiaci6n por Ell ilustre
desaparecido del monstruoso re
gimen fascista espahol, exterio-
rizado p~dblicamente en- Sala-
manca, que lie valid su destitu-
'ci6n del rectorado de la Univer-
sidad por ell "Caudillo', es So
bradamente conocido. La res
puesta al siniestro Milan AS
tray, en- Ell claustro Glen wees
ilustre, corri6 en- su bora ell nun
do entero y ell mundo entero SUI
DO 10 que opinaba Don Miguel
de los m~ilitares rebeldes.
Pero TODD, parece, es POGO.
Este personaje, Antonio de O.
oregon, especula de manera mi
SCRABBLE con la memoria de Una
muno y TODD a 10 largo de una
pagina ensayo de hacer Greer al
mundo que Don Miguel murio
Ifeliz y satisfecho, creyendo a o.
JOS cerrados en- la gloria fascis-
ia espahola.
Citemos al azar unos para
fos del triste cronista:
"Realmente, hasta ell Unamu-
no libelista de otra etapa sc rel
uindic6 con aquella satira i'm
placable que decfa la verdad
los espanoles. Por ella, nunca
pudo dudarse de que Don MI
guel abrazaba nuestro tMoW-
miento con legftima honradez"
EYER a Don Miguel, en- la Gina
de su vida y de su obra, abrazal
la causa de Franco con Ell entu-
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CONCEAL LESIONADO

Al caerse aver EN- su domi-
clio, casa n1mero 701 de la
avenlda South Rome, sufri6 la
fracture del hueso del cuello
ell CONCEAL Latimer, del distri-
to de Hyde Park.
Tendra que lIevar ell brazo
en- cabestrillo por mas de un
mes.
Sc hallaba de pie en- una ST.
liza, en- ell cuarto de banjo, Guam
do esta resbal6, cayendo al ma
vimento.
En- la caida perdi6 ell como
cimiento.
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siasmo de I'm muchacho''. "U-
namuno hablaba y decia Fran
co es la gran %coyuntura de Es-
pana. Esta realizando cosas ma
ravillosas, que no Sc habian WIS.,
to nunca". "Don Miguel Vibra-
ba de entusiaSmo al relatar la e.
nergia, ell temple y ell atrevimien
to de Franco realizando su proc
"a del paso de 81 Ejercito de A
frica". "El Observation-Disclosures
tiene una raiz humana. Era in
humane y antihumano vivir CO.
mo estabamos viviendo''. "Dias
antes de MORN, y jugando en- su
casa con su nieto, pregunt6 a es-
tie: lTM que eres? Fascista, con-
test6 ell nino, Muy bien; asi Sc
dice. Fascista, como tn abuelo."
Y esta cita re%veladora:
Isl, Unamuno cometi6 una in
temperance propia de su. carac-
ter. BESIDE Julio hasta Diciem-
lbre, en- cuyo ultimo dia muri6
Don Miguel tuvo una trayecto-
ria solo enturbiada por una leve
sombra.
"En la Inauguration del cur
so, en- la Universidad de la que
era, porque Ell nuevo Estado asi
10 quiso, rector vitalicio, di6 lu-
gar a un incidente, Era un hon.
bre del SO, un sabio que habia
ejercitado siempre Attitudes de
otro tempo. LAS famosas CO.
sas" de Don Miguel! Pero que
esta vez encontraron un publico
propio del momento en- que vivi-
mos, ajeno al yolumen de tran
sigencia de otro tempo, La CO.
sa, juzgada posteriormente, no
tuvo importancia".
De acuerdo con estas afirma-
La gaceta., 1938-07-22

clones Don Miguel muri6 en- O.
lor de fascismo Solo que estas
"afirmaciones" aparecen en- un
peri6dico fascista, escritas por
un periodista fascista, publica-
das en- la IONA facciosa. Veamos
ahora dos documentos publica-
dos fuera de Espana, por ex-
tranjeros, en- prensa liberal. Am
hos testigos hablaron con Una
muno en- los 1ltimos dias de su
vida. Ell uno, Ell conocido escri-
tor cat0lico DIR. J. Brouwer, his
panista, autor de varios libros
sobre asuntos espanoles, y anti
quo amigo de Unamuno, habl6
con el largamente. Mon6logo
dramatico, dice refiriendose a
la charla. Porque cast habl6 So
10 ell atormentado D. Miguel, vol
cando toda su augusta en- Ell a.
migo. Dice:
"Fue un mon6logo, por parte
de Unamuno, que dur6 mas de
bora y media. Para mi esta en-
trevista-no la olvidare jamas
|-tenia un sabor tragico. Una
muno estaba agobiado, tragica-
mente consternado por 10 que
pasaba en- Espana. Considerable
completamente perdidas la IL
bertad civil y la Independence
del espfritu, como I'm case fatal,
10 mismo para Espana, como ma
cion que para su cultura. Com
par6 ell iminente fracaso de to-
do aliento cultural en- Espana
con ell que ha destruido las fuen-
ties del espiritu y de la creaci6n
humana en- Italia y en- Alema-
mia, despues de la implantaci6n
del regimen fascista. +
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LlSrA DE CONTRIBUTING
TES PARA Ell COMITE PO-
PULAR DE SOCORRO
A ESPANA

Contribuy6 con 5000: East
ern Sword Tampa Branch).
Contribuyeron con $12.14:
Morgan, Habano para picadu-
ra).
Contribuy6 con $500: Pho
Brun (Democracia Espanola,
Manila, |. F..
Contribuyeron con $500: Gre
co Floral (para picadura), DIR.
Martorell, I'm Odd Fellow, An
gel Alfonso, Jose tranquil, Be-
nigno Llano, w. T. Grant, We
larde y Lopez, Jose Sanchez Pc
ruyo.
Contribuyeron con $500: R.
Rodriuez Alfonso Restaurant,
Conkey's Feed Store.
Contribuyeron con $500: DR..
Silverio, A. Fernandez Gro,
Golden Lion Dairy.
Contribuy6 con $3.50: Fran
cisco Escalante.
Contribuyeron con $500: DR..
lRey, Greco Floral, Jose Arrange,
DR.. Paniello, Los Helados de
Ybor Fernandez y Garcia, Ii
dos Cafe, Columbia Restaurant,
Antonio Lopez, Uno de Negrei-
ra, AL & F Gro, Latin American
Laundry, Segunda Central Ba-
kerry, Cooperative Ell Recurso,
Kress Stores, Spicola & Sons,
SiNer's, A. y Garcia Feed Store
Alameda Poultry Mkt, Alejan.
dro Garcia, Gro, Valencia Inn
porting Co.. La Nueva Era Gro.
Manuel Menendez, Eusebio Fat
do Dairy, La Familiar Cafete'
ria, Luis Castrill6n Dairy.
Contribuy6 con $3.50: Ell Pa
rafso Cafe (Pinan).
Contribuy6 con $1.25: Dr. G
Barbas
(Continnddrd).
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PLEITOS Y DIvORCIOs

Pear c. Men6ndez contra Car
los Menendez, jr.; Domingo F.
Valdes contra Abelardo Valdes;
Giovannina Massaro contra Giu
seppe Massaro; L. E. Summer
contra Matilde Summer; Will
Jam Ham contra Ezean Ham.
decrtto; Sillie Y. Saunders con-
ira William N. Saunders, deere
to; John w. Fernandez contra
Bonita Fernandez, dacreto fl
nal; Johnny Russell contra Co
ra Russell, decreto,
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ABSUELTO Ell BOXEADOR
QUE MATO A UN DRIVER

Jacksonville, Julio PEI
juez Shields, de la Corte oel
'Circuito, sobresey6 aver los
cargos de asesinato que sc ha-
clan contra ell boxeador anna
teur K. C. Dye, de "a amos, au
tor de la muerte del ch6fer
Carl R. Dyes.
Las pruebas resultaron insu
ficientes, visto ell detallado in
forme de un perito armero.
Ell cadaver del chofer fue
encontrado en- las afueras de
la ciudad.
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LOS COMERCIANTES u
TOS AL IMPUESTO CONTRA
LOS ~CIGARRILLOS

San Petersburg, Julio o.
Los concentrates locales acor-
daron protestar del acuerdo
del ayuntamiento fijando ell
impuesto de un centavo a los
.cigarrillos.
Estimase que la MEDIA per
.judicara ell negocio del turis-
mo y abrira ell canine para
nuevos impuestos de la misma
naturaleza
La gaceta., 1938-07-22

LOS ~CONSERVADORES RE-
PUBLICANOS PROTESTAN
ANTE LA IDEA DE UN
TERCER DE
ROOSEVELT
Washington julio 22.-Las
pala6ras de Harry Hopkins, en-
Ell SCI lido d. que ell pueblo de-
SEA IN tencer termino para Ell
p-5si@ente Roosevelt, Sc inter-
pretan por los conservadores re
pu Ilcanos como ell inicio de una
caT2Lala en favor de la candida
tura del jefe de IS ado.
Plensa ash q pueblo, diio Hop
kins, porque la obra nuestra es
constructive.
John Hamif on, presidents ma
ic'onal de los rep3blicanoS, diio
que las palabras de Hopkins re-
veIan el p~Iop6s7.o, por parte de!
'Presidente, "de perpetuarse en-
el poder."
La gaceta., 1938-07-22

NO hay cultura-aseguraba
transido de angustia-que naz-
ca, crezca O prospere bajo I'm re-
gimen a~bsolutamente militar".
(COntinuarG).
La gaceta., 1938-07-22
TEL GRAN DON MIGUEL DE
DE M
LA VERDAD
I

En- Domingo, semanario
fascista que Sc publica en- San
Sebastian, aparece un artfculo,
firmado por Antonio de Obre-
g6n, con ell titulo siguiente: "a
La gaceta., 1938-07-22

Los congresistas o legislado-
res del estado de Florida Sc reu-
niran hoy en- Tampa y por Ia
La gaceta., 1938-07-22
CAlBOS SUELTOS
SALUDO

Soldados de la Republica
Braves soldados de Espana,
que con estoico heroismo
supisteis salyar la Patria
de las garras del Fascismo,
traicionero y pirata;
ante vosotros me Incline,
defensores de mi casta,
y con ell puno cerrado
os salud0, i~camaradas!
Hacia va muehos amos
que mi pluma oxidada,
por la patina del tempo
y por inercia malsana,
dormia tranquilamente
en- un cajon olvidada.
Esta pluma que otros dias
de justiciera hizo gala
Y contra "~intereses creados"
libro muy duras batallas.
Esta pluma que no supo.
de claudicaciones bajas,
nj dobleg6 la cerviz
ante ofertas monetarias;
que afrent6 todos los riesgos
sin cobardes r~etiradas;
que fustig6 sin clemencia
a politicos canallas,
sin mas remuneration
que condemns carcelarias...
al fin Sc sinti6 rend.da,
triste, ~m1ltrecha, hpmillada,
Y ante Ia apatia rublica
que 81 ayuda nc prestaba,
con un poquito de asco,
y sint.erdo herida ell alma,
emprendia del exilo
la senGa ~inc:erta v eallada.
Y en- destierro voluntorio,
donde Sc llora sin lagrimas,
la ausencia de los amores
y de la terra lejana,
durmiose mi pobre puma
en- un caj6n olvidada,
Y para que de su sueno
t%ranquilo, Sc despertara,
fue precise que v~osotros,
iValientes hijos de Espana!
entusiasmarais al Mundo
con vuestras acciones bravas,
tan repletas de heroismo
como mobiles y gallardas.
Por ESQ tras largos amos
de inercia justificada,
mi puma despierta y canta
vuestra her6ica Iiliada:
iSois la admiration del Orbe!
TEL orgullo de la Patria...!l
Y para los que eayeron
al fragor de la batalla,
defendiendo Ideales
que a los hombres nos hermanan
conservemos su ~recuerdo,
hondo, imuy hondo!, en- ell alma.
lsitio donde los afectos
nunca Sc borran nj acaban!
Sebastian Palmer.
La gaceta., 1938-07-22

Los DEL
ESTADO Sc REUNEN EN-
TAMPA
La gaceta., 1938-07-22

AVIsO DE CONTRADICTIONS
DE LA CIUDAD
Los Rollos de Contribuciones de la ciudad de Tam
pa Sc ADRIAN ell dia 20 de Julio, 1888, para ell pago de
las contribuciones reales y personal y un $50 de des-
cuento Sc permitria en- las contribuciones pagadas por
entero antics de Agosto Is, 1888, y un descuento de 400
Sc permitira desde Agosto 16 a Agosto 81 de 1888.
T. c. KELLER,
Recaudador de Contribuciones
de la Ciudad.
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France Prepares Follow Lead Of
 Great Britain

PARIS. April II, (P1-Quick efforts to end differences with Italy is predicted in parliamentary quarters here, where the new government of Daladier, is said to be planning to fall fully in line with the British conciliatory policy.
 It is also reported that an Ex- traoordinary Envoy will be sent to Rome promptly, to discuss the settlement of problems new dis turbing the two nations relation ship.
 Discussions would follow the British negotiation for the Italian friendship and understanding of problems. Primarily the ques- tion of Spain, and the question of recognition of the Italian con- quest of Ethiopia.
The Nome nugget., 1938-04-11
Republic Steel Cited By Board
 For Violations

WASHINGTON, D. C., April g, (P-The Labor Relations Board decided that the Republic Steel Corporation violated the Wagner Labor Disputes Act, on eight counts, during and before the bloody Little Stael" strike last Summer.
 The Board ordered the reinstate ment of five thousand strikers with pay starting from yester- day; to braak up the employee representation plans of 5 plants; 70 reinstate back pay of twenty seven men fired before the strike and to also pay employees of the Canton Tin Plate Mill and Mas sillon Works, for pay lost during the shutdown from May IA to l9 last.
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Chinese Prepare Drive eT0Retake
 City of Nanking g

SHANGHAI, April 11th, (P- Chinese officials said they are pre- pairing a gigantic drive toward the Yangtze River in an effort to retake Nanking.
 Reporting new sweeping victor ies along the Tientsin- -Pukow Rail way and Taierchwang front, the Chinese saw their asserted vic tories as an inspiration for a new offensive.
 Strong Chinese forces along the Railroad are awaiting the expect ed Japanese drive northward against Hsuchow. It is reported they are ready to change their tactics and strike out toward Pangpu about one hundred miles north of Nanhing.
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Chinese Preparing Gigantic Drive Retake Nanking
Plebiscite Votes
 Approve Hitler
 And Annexation

BERLIN, April II, (P)-Greater Germany gave Hitler more than nlnaty-nine percent approval of his annexation of Austria in un- official Plebiscite returns of forty eight million seven hundred thou sand to four hundred and fifty thousand votes.
 Austria herself voted Yes by a vote of 4,270,5l7. No by vote of 11,263.
 The results of the election in Germany proper, was only slight ly behind Austria's overwhelm- ing affirmation vote which culm- mated the intense campaign to win popular demonstration and support of German expansion.
 Herr Hitler in a broadcast said, "this hour is the proudest of my life.
 The voting was said to be or derly. The Jews were not per- mitted to vote or participate in any manner in the elections.
 Nazi designated officials reused the residents of each building at 2 A. M., reminding them to vote yes. Thousands of bed-ridden citizens were carried to the polls on stretchers, and portable ballot boxes were taken to the hospitals for those too ill to leave their beds.
 The voters also elected a Hitler picked ReichStag.
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 Bill Definitely
 Killed by House

WASHINGTON, D. C., April g, (P)-The House gave the admin istration terrific beating late Friday, by voting 204 to 196 to send the reorganization bill back to the committee.
 Democratic leaders admitted that this action deiniteyl killed the bill.
 It was said that the House ac- ton could be interpreted as a vote of lack of co in the President. This third Roosevelt SetbaLn ...- on.
 The first was when the house recommitted the wage and hour bill; the second, when it refused to place a special surtax on fam ily-oWned corporations.
 Before the vote on the reorgan- ization bill, Speaker Bankhead and majority leader Sam Rey- burn pleaded to uphold the pres ldent, but rebelliouS Democrats teamed with republicans, progres slves and farbor- -laborites to pass the recornanittal motion.
 Political observers said one of the major factors in the scutthne of the measure was the deluge of telegrams received, objecting to its passage
 Senator Byrd, democrat of Vir- ginia, said: The defeat of the bill was an amazing exhibition of the power of an aroused public sentiment, versus the most terri fic pressure ever placed on mem beS of congress, from an admin stration."
 Representative Lamneck. dem- ocrat of Ohio, said: "The Presi- dent once said that the Senate could not be purchased. I say the House cannot be purchased eith- er."
 Supporters of the bill were not prepared for any immediate com mentS.
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Chinese Stated
 Try Annihilate
 Japs Cen. China

SHANGHAI, April g, (P-The Chinese high command jubilantly claimed that the Japanese defeat at Taerchwang, has opened the way for annihilation of the dis organized Japanese forces in Gen. tral China.
 A Japanese spokesman denied the reported Chinese successes, but the Japanese spokesman ad- mitted that the big push on the Lunghai Railway was delayed by the resistance of the Chinese for ces in that area.
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S2lO,OOO W.P.A.
 Grant Allowed
 For Alaska R.R.

WASHINGTON, D. C., April g, R)-Delegate Anthony J. Dim ond announced Saturday the is suance of two hundred and ten thousand dollar WPA grant, for the Alaska Railway, to employ relief labor, improvement and re mobilization of projects, and work at various locations along the line. The money is to be spent entirely in wages to laborers contracted from work relief rolls.
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VIENNA, April g, (P-Nazists wound up the Plebiscite campaign before the beginning of the Sun day ballot on it's union with Ger many, with an extravagant dis play of Hitler's picture on every lamp post, and pylons, 120 feet high supporting golden eagles and swastikas' line the principal ave- nueS.
 Hitler arrived for balloting. He plans speech as a finale to the campaign tonight.
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Washington, April 9,-The Sen ate approved without an audible opposing vote, the five billion dol lar tax bill, designed to encour age business.
 A joint conference committee will now seek to adjust differenc es between the senate measure and the far-differnt house bill.
 Informed tax authorities said that Borah's proposal to tax fut- ure securities issues, which was inserted before the bill passed, will probably be removed by the conference committee.
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NOTICE

Members of the Community Health Council are requested to meet at the High School at 7:30 PM, Monday, April 11th, to dis cuss plans for the observance of Child Health Day, May l. Other individuals and groups interested in this work are also invited to be present.