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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-12-08


Pm afraid not, boys. No fish
house fishin' on Sank Lake. So
sorry If already you have one
built. But you can fish
through the ice, and freeze your
coat tail In the open until when
and if-the governor closes
the lake this winter. Hey
fellas. Don't kill the cotton
tails. They're a part of natures
survival plan. Foxes prefer
them to other foods. If they
have plenty of juicy rabbit dur
ing the winter they don't go af-
ter your pheasants SO much. ;. :.
End of today's lesson.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-12-08
Order for Hearing ON Petition to
Sell Real Estate
STATE OF MINNESOTA
County Of Stearns

IN PHOBATE COUNT
FILE NO. 1888
In Re Estate of Anthony Miller.
Decedent.
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA to
all persons interested in the matter
Of the sale Of lands under license Of
the Court:
The representative Of the above
named estate having filed a petition
for the sale of certain real estate
described in said petition, under
license of the Probate Court;
THEREFORE YOU and each of YOU
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-12-08

to point out what happened under
meath in that Tech game. IT..
the concentrated opinions of fans
coaches, and yours truly alike, SC
1t should bear little weight.
Well, your correspondent lost
his head, too. This basketball is
too fast for me to follow.
Why once went to write down
basket and before 1 could
chalk the figure, the total had
risen three more buckets.
give up. 49,.
Anti and Toftness used so many
men in the ball game / ran out of
paper and resorted to the cuff.
p. SIT was too dirty. / couldn't
tell the pencil marks from the ink
Well, we have a great time. Bob
Markson and his BOSNIAN, Rube
Lofstrom, of the st. Cloud Times,
sat along side this one. Bob was
working the game. Everytime we
looked at the score sheet, some guy
made a basket. No time out for
the working press. After a while
it got disgusting. I'm just an ord
mary hooman-so two eyes wasn't
enuf. Everytime I missed a shot,
gave it to that lad Odegard. He
made more buckets than ever hung
in Aunt Matilda's well.
This guy Anti tossed every
body in the game except the
towel. IL men. He even
thOt of going In himself. He
had his coat Off. Then chang
ed his mind. He said to me,
'D'ya wanna go in, buddy?"
1t was sweet of him, but / had
to decline. I'm gettin' along the
age where hardening of the art
cries sets In. Besides, re-
member my operation? va
don't. must tell you about
It some time. -.
Said Stub Olson after the game
to a dressing room full of hushed
lads, "Nice lesson in basketball,
wasn't it?" Toftness wryly
In fact the whole thing
left him a little bewildered. So was
I. I was so bewildered I wrote on
the back of Bob Markson's coat. He
didn't care. Said it wasn't his best
one anyway. He's got two of 'em.
-. Things moved ohfelly fast. Tech
men sailed by me so fast, L thot it
was the midnight express. I
said, "Why don't you guys blow
your whistle" >. They kept right
on going. And another thing.
I am firm advocate Of the sys-
tenn for stringing officials off the
floor, suspended from the ceiling.
Don't be silly, OF course don't
believe in capital punishment. :.
But those guys have a nasty habit
VI SIS1kolIlS Ill lily llAlC VI NlSiOhs
Dear Boys-I don't often write
you a letter, but today I will. I
heard q fellow say the other
day, Nothing Is good enuf this
year. If they lose, they should
have won. If they win, It should
have been with a bigger score"
>. That's the point I meant
when I said you guys were be-
hind the Shall. 1t clearly indi-
Gates the attitude of the fans.
That's what brot such q fine
house out Friday night.
Fans are funny people. All pats
on the back and smiles when
you win. Lose, and you're as
popular as q skunk at a lawn
party. They'll scuttle the ship
and desert It quicker than rats
from a burning frigate once
they lose. So what? So this.
Win two games and you got
them eating out Of your hand
all over again. Yours, Ways.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-12-08
s Sport
& Wggs
BY Chuck Ratha

BY Chuck Rattle
Lost Their Head, Maybe
Your Correspondent Loses His
POiso-
And All Are Bewildered-
Letter to the Boys
Sidelight on q Tragedy
Harold Didn't Eat It.
No Fishin' In the House.
Save the CottontaiIs-
Just where to put the finger Of
the trouble for this ball game wit
Tech Friday night is a bit of
twister. Everything went wrong
but where to find the deep-seate,
trouble? That's what coaches won
der about when a team goes com
pletely of its feet. Technica
offenders there were plenty. Pass
ing was plainly speaking nil. Their,
was no cover on either bangboard
Little semblance Of a defense. NJ
hint Of an attack. In fact nothing
to show that these boys had ever
played together or ever seen 9
coach. =. Well, all those aren't
deep-seated troubles. They're
results Of something a bit more
The answer, coaches seem to
agree, is they lost their heads.
At least two factors are clear
ly indicative of this line of th0t.
One is: only conversions on
Is tries at the free throw lane.
That's an uncanny record that
just isn't chalked up every
night. The other is heavy foul
ing that arose from Over-anx-
i0us, il-timed efforts to stop the
Tech rolling machine. It's true
that Tech f0uled as heavily, but
It can't be chalked to the same
reasoning. >. There are others.
I saw at least three Sank Cen
tire shots that dumped way over
the bangb0ard. Other attempts
at shooting close in shots blew
right up in their faces. =.
go
Here's what the coaches had to
say Of it. They laid the whole
thing at the feet of the Tech tight
defensive. At once Tech forwards
rushed the guards bringing the ball
down. Thrown off their balance
when the planned mode of attack
didn't bring results, the local lads
turned desperately they knew not
where. In fact coaches had
gone into a huddle on this very
point during the week. What would
happen If forwards tailed the
guards all the way? Well, before
they got a chance to work on it,
they found out what would happen.
Basketball is the type of game
that requires a level head. Once
lost there's no time to regain poise.
And the team that's hep to the sit
uation, once in the lead, will keep
the pace at a stiff cantor. ;. That's
what Tech did. They rushed fast
and they kept it that way. Most
surprising is the entire loss of a
local defensive. All last year that
was their strong suit. Only twice
all season were they defeated by
more than ten points. Never
have they been high scoring team,
and coaches all last year denlornd
the shooting skill of these lads.
But look here. I got an idea you're
going to see basketball from these
lads yet. -.
What we've pointed out here in
our own quiet way is not a sweep
ing indictment of the team. I've
seen these boys turn in some fine
performances. It simply tries
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-12-08

Mr.. Schroeder, the new owner of
the Texaco bulk tanks here, visited
with his family at Minneapolis
Sunday.
Evening star., 1938-07-02
Winning Contract.
By THE FOUR ACES.
One Too Many.

IN YESTERDAYS hand we de-
scribed a partial score situation in
a rubber bridge game. wherein North
managed to push his opponents one
trick beyond their depth, only to have
his partner bungle everything by con-
tinuing to bid and get doubled him
self. Today's hand is very similar ex-
cept that it occurred In q duplicate
game. In duplicate q partial score is,
Of course, never added to another par
tial to produce game and rubber. To
a successful partiAl-score contract .
50-point bonus Is added. Thus q
player may have confronting him the
following problem: Assuming that
my opponents can make their partial
score. can I. by continuing to bid, in
cur a penalty that will be smaller than
the score that they make if allowed
to play their contract" This Is an
all-important problem at duplicate
bridge and the successful player is the
one who exercises good judgment In
this respect. For example:
Both sides vulnerable.
North, dealer.
AK94
v10 8 So
Ok 042
49,
A 852 N AoJ1oe
~QJ7 WE w.
us 8 Ao7
@KJ72 A q ina
Al
vAKs2
<A108 863
4o53
The bidding:
North. East. South. West.
Pass Pass ~ Pas.
~ "a Pass Pass
~ Pass Pass "a
Pass Pass ~ Double
Pass pasR Does
Evening star., 1938-07-02

EOR the past 1852 years the United
= States has celebrated the ami
versary of its birth Of independence
on the fourth Of July-yet, strange
as it seems. it was on July 2 that
the American Colonies voted them.
selves free and independent States,
absolved from all allegiance to the
British CROWN
July 4th, on the other hand, is
merely the anniversary Of the adoption
of the specific document which pro-
claimed to the world the decision Of
the second Continental Congress to
free the New World from Old World
alliances
A daring prognostication was ad-
vanced on July 3, 1776, by John
Adams, one Of the committee Of Ave
appointed to draw up the Declaration,
and later second President Of the
United States. In. . letter to his
uncle, Adams wrote:
The second day Of July, l776, will
be the most memorable epoch In the
history Of America. am apt to
believe that it will be celebrated by
succeeding generations as the great
anniversary festival.
1T ought to be commemorated Is
the day Of deliverapce by solemn acts
Of devotion to God Almighty"
Evening star., 1938-07-02


South's opening heart bid was cor.
rect and in keeping with modern bid.
ding methods, As Norths most likely
response would be one spade and
South would be justified in rebiddins
to two diamonds However, II he
opened with one diamond and his
partner responded with one spade his
hand was simply not strong enough
to show the hearts ut all. After
North's raise to two hearts East
backed In with two-spade overcall
and South quite properly passed since
ne had . minimum opening bid. The
bidding now reverted to North and
that player decided to give an un-
sound raise to three hearts since he
felt convinced that his opponents
could make their contract. West now
gave . belated raise to three spades
and North, having overbid Is much A
he dared, Of course, passed and now
South spoiled everything. Having
three defensive tricks he should have
realized that there was . good chance
Of setting three spades. However.
South simply concluded that his part
ner had given him two raises In
hearts. hence he was justified in eoins
to four.
West promptly pounced on four
hearts with double and the contract
was set one trick for . 200-point pen
atty. 1nasmuch as the king Of spades
would have scored a trick and the
diamonds were evenly divided, East
and West would have been set one
trick at their three-spade contract,
but even granting that they could
have made their contract, they would
have scored only 40 points. The 400
point penalty incurred BY South gave
him bottom score On the hand.
(C002TiRhk. 0aAl
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
RECHAEO LA COMISION
DEL LA ACTI-
TUD DE LA TAMPA ELEC-
TRIO

Atendiendo una opinion del
abogado consultor Cone, la CO.
mission del condado decline aver
rebajar la nueva tasaci6n he
cha sobre 81 valor de las propie-
dades de la companfa Tampa
Electric Co.
lEl aumento hecho sobre ell
valor que las propiedades tenian
es de $649,000.
Cone alega que la empresa no
present6 .un informe en- Guam
t. al valor de sus propiedades,
Gnica base s6lida para discutir
81 la tasaci6n es o no exagerada.
En- representation de la en-
presa, la firma de abogados
Knight, Thompson y Sutton es-
TINA que Ell aumento en- la tasa-
ci6n es arbitrario y NADIA sQui-
tauvo,
La gaceta., 1938-08-04

La REVOLUTION Guiana tiene
en- estos momentos dos figuras
de indiscutible relieve, ell DR.. Ra
mon Grau San Martin Y ell DIR.
Juan Marinello.
Grau, liberal. nonesto, inteli-
genie, bien intencionado, Y Ma
rinello socialista de veras, Quito,
querido por las classes trabaja-
doraS.
Unir a Grau v Marinello en-
una misma candidatura, bajo
un mismo programa, seria crear
la victoria cierta, con tai de que
ell ejercito respetara la volun-
tad popular.
Grau en- la presidencia, darfa
a Cuba un Gobierno honrado,
firme y justo; Marinello colabo-
raria con e., sin estridencias, sir
viendo los dos a un pueblo Sc
diento de justicia, a un pueblo
cansado de ladrones, intrigan-
ties y matarifes.
Honradez y politica es una de
las cosas que mas ~necesita Ell
pueblo cubano.
Yer en- una misma candida
tura a Grau y Marinello es ell
ideal ~nuestro, y creemos que es
tambien ell ideal de la mayorfa
de los cubanos; pero-.
iPodra tener elecciones homes
tas ell pueblo cubano bajo ell pu-
no de Batista Y de Pedraza?
Suponiendo que sc haga un
censo electoral hmpio, inmacu-
lado, bajo la direction de Mon
tagu, Llaca Argudfn o Piedra,
ipermitira ell ejercito que ell pue
bio escoja a los ciudadanos que
aborrecen la dictadura militar?
Y suponiendo que Ell pueblo
escoja, despues de aprobar una
nueva Constitution, a Grau pa
ra la presidential y Marinello pa
ra la vice.. Iquedaran someti-
dos los ciudadanos electos a los
dictados de Batista, Pedraza y
los otros jefes militares, todos
excabos Y exsargentos?
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
ULTIMA HORA
LAS TROPAS LEALES TO
MARION A VILLAR DEL
COBO

Barcelona, Agosto 4.-Las
tropas del general Jose Miaja
oapturaron hoy a Villar del
Cobo, un centre de comunica-
clones en- ell rio Guadalaviar,
uniendo tres columnas de lea
les combatientes en- las aIturas
de Albarracon, a corta distan-
cha de Teruel.
Los facciosos tratan de quiz
tar importancia a esta noticia
con nuevos embustes que no
pueden restar brillo a la rea-
lidad.
La nueva fructuosa opera
cion pone en- peligro Ell flanco
derecho de los facciosos, al
oeste de Teruel.
Hoy Sc combate cerca de la
Ciudad Universitaria, funcio-
nando Ia artilleria gruesa de
las dos parties.
Ell Elective fuego de la arti.
Iberia republican, cause mu.
chas bajas al enemigo.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
LA BOLITA EN- ACCION

A pesar de las indicaciones
del Gran Jurado, La Bolita, Ell
esta terra de descaro politico
y "bancos de noche", Sc man
tiene en- actividad.
Procesa el Gran Jurado y ma
da sucede; aconseja v ruega
Ell Gran Jurado, pero ell fan
quito sigue.
Ell sheriff Mcleod anuncia
que Il maftes proximo contes-
tara al Gran Jurado y que en-
tonces dar& a la publciidad u
ma copia de csc documento.
Durante Ell mes de julio la
oficina dl sheriff solo hizo un
arresto por Bolita.
Anoche ell alcalde Chancey
contesto que ell jefe de pollcia
con gusto atenderia cualquier
information del Gran Jurado
sobre ell juego.
Haremos TODD 10 possible, di
ce ell jefe Woodruff, para con-
tener Ia bolita y rus excesos.
Cartas del Gran Jurado, re-
mitidas al sheriff, alcalde y je
fe de policia, hacen saber a
estas autoridades que Sc juega
a Ia Bolita en- Tampa y que es
necesario poner remedio al
NAL.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
F~ELICITANDO AL TRIBUNE

Nosotros, que en- differences o.
casiones hemos criticado a, 'Tri.
bune', por no opinar como 81, Il
aplaudimos por su editorial de
hoy en- cuanto al hermanito del
gobernador Cone.
Ell secretario del gobernador,
Branch Cone, que es al mismo
tempo su hermano, firma Or
denes que no tiene autoridad'
para firmar y que solo compete
al gooernador ell hacerlo, y en-
ausencia 0 enfermedad de este
solo puede firmarlas ell presiden
te del senado, que en- la Florida
viene a ser algo ash como un te-
niente gobernador.
Este hermanito, por medic de
las firmitas, nos Sac6 de aqui al
juez Hines Y nos trajo al jueZ
Albury... como 81 su especiali-
dad fuera ell zanzibar jueoes y
hacer su voluntad, no la del pue
bio.
iBien por ell Tribune, en- este
case!
La gaceta., 1938-08-04

Siempre Sc ~distingui6 en- to-
dos los cargos que desempeh6
tanto en- la carrera jurfdica, don
de ocup6 altos puestos, como en-
Ia administrative. Durante la
Guerra Mundial, ell gobierno 10
lIam6 para que fuese a hacerse
cargo de sus i~ntereses en- Hog
Island, ell astillero mayor del
mundo. No hace mucho tempo
Sc lie ofrecio un puesto de impor-
tancia en- las oficinas del Abo-
gado General de Estados Uni
dos, ofrecimiento que decline,
diciendo que va habia llegado pa
"a el la bora de descansar.
Siempre he Observable nue
cuando el Hon. Peter o. Knight
da un paso adelante, es porque
tiene la planta del otro pie bien
afirmada. Y ahora, esperemos
los resutados de s&as controver
slas,
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
UNA NUEVA
TONTERI DE HENRY
FORT

New York, agosto 4.-El no
table actor y cantante Eddie
Cantor denunci6 aver al reac-
cionario Henry Ford, de Detroit
por haber aceputado ell sabado
una medalla del gobierno ale
man.
Hablando ante la Junta Ma
cional de la organization Zio-
nista de Mujeres, Cantor pre-
gunt6: liEn que Iado esta Ford?
Yo discuto eel americanismo
de Ford y tambien los princi-
pics que el llama cristianos. To
dos los peri6dicos en- Alemania
cinicamente dicen que America
apoya a Ford y por 10 tanto acep
ia Ell nazismo.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
Las tropas republicans mantienen
SUI o~fensiva a las puertas de Toledo
Toda la guarnicion de Frias fue capturada por
los soldados del pueblo.
Cinco aviones extranjeros de los traidores deja-
ron caer bombas en- Barcelona

kuo solo tienen un prop6sito
defensive, no de aggression o
conquista.
Russia desea I'm arreglo pa
cifico de las dificultades, Pc
70 siempre que este no ocasio-
nesacrificio territorial. LAS
provocaciones japonesas con-
tinuan y la mejor prueba de
que defendemos 10 que nos
pertenece, Sc puede %encontrar
en- los mapas y los tratados.'
Centenares de miles de te-
legramas y cartas llegan al
Gobierno russo, con ofrecimien
to de ayuda invariable.
Todos los peri6dicos de Ru-
STA publican copias fotostati-
cas- de los mapas incluidos Ell
ell tratado de JUNO de 1866,
por medic del cual pasaron a
ser de Russia las alturas de
Changukfeng.
Ell diario 'TE strella Roja",
6rgano del ejercito, dice que
ell soldado russo mantiene SEGA
la polvora y que sc halla pre-
parade para defender su pa
tria.
Los marinos de la escuadra
del Baltico Sc ofrecen para a.
tacar al enemigo y castigar
sin misericordia a los agreso-
res.
Mandada a Jose Stain, una
resolution de los soldados de
Moscou dice en- tono energleo:
"Hagamos que los bandidos ia
poneses recuerden que 81 nos
atacan, sus cabezas Sc rompe-
ran contra los muros de grant
to de la patria socialista. 81
ell Gobierno nos llama para ir
a la frontera, iremos a ella y
exterminaremos a los agreso-
res"
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
LAS ELECCIONIES PRlMA
RLAS

Washington, agosto 4.-En
las elecciones primaries del mar
ties, ell "nuevo trato' fue derro-
tado EN- Missouri, cuando Clark
obtuvo la denomination, Y VEN
clio en- Kansas, donde ell senador
McGill fue renominado.
Dos representatives partida-
rios del nuevo trato fueron de-
rrotados por los reaccionarios
de Virginia; pera; pero en- West
Virginia fueron renominados
tres congresistas partidarios de-
presidents Roosevelt.
Tennessee verificara hoy cleo
clones primarias, siendo los as
pirantes a senador George l..
Berry y Ell fiscal de distrito Tom
Etewart, de Winchester.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
FL problema de Cuba. - Grau y Marinello. -
Elecciones y honestidad. - Batista y Pedraza.
-Desconfiar es 10 propio.

LIE piden al DIR. Ramon Grau
San Martin, Ell expresidente e
ilustre medico, que retorne a la
Habana.
SEXisten en- Cuba las condi-
clones democraticas necesarias
para que cada partido pueda o.
pinar libremente Y decir 10 que
piensa de la dictadura militar?
Nosotros hemos mantenido y
mantenemos que ell DR.. Grau es
la figura cumbre del movimien-
to revolucionario cubano, Y por
10 tanto deseamos para su per-
soma las mayores garantias, las
garantfas que 81 no pedira.
iPudiera regresar a Cuba ell
Dr.. Grau con amplia libertad,
como ciudadano, para hacer pro
paganda a sus ideales, que son
los ideales del pueblo cubano?
Alos s~ectores revolucionarios
toca, en- clara compression de
las cosas, evitar que la mano en-
sangrentada de la tirania miE-
tar pueda caer sobre el DIR.
Grau.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04

FL problema cubano no ha per
dido su gravedad, porque en- Gu
ba no gobierna ell pueblo, sino
los miles de individuos unifor-
mados que haeen cumplir las Or
denes de Batista y Pedraza.
Laredo Br1 es 81 Presidente
de la Repdblica, en- cuanto a suel
do y pequefos honores; pero ell
coronel de la Ciudad Militar, Ell
exsargento taqufgrafo, es ell yer
dadero Presidente.
Sin consular a Batista, LAre
do NADIA de Importance puede
hacer.
81 Laredo y FL Congreso . i.
pvgshaz. Z Rssssts dssapEushs.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
LA AWIACION CHINA DE
o A LA JAPONESA

Shanghai, agosto 4.-La a.
viaci6n china derrot6 aver a la
japonesa, luego de un violento
combate librado cerca de Han
kow.
Los photos chinos derribaron
IL aeroplanos del enemigo y
perdieron seis.
I'll ejercito nippon entr6 en-
Hwangwei, lugar a Glen millas
de Hankow.
Todas las noticias del mando
japones sc refieren a victorias
autenticas o inventadas, pero
no hay mencion de las derrotas
o contratiempos.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
A UN DlPUTADO Sc LIE Al
CHACA Ell ASESINATO DE
Los ESPOSOS ~LITLEFIELD

South Paris, Maine, agosto
4.-El joven Paul Dwyer decla-
70 aver Y acusa como asesino del
DR.. James G. Littlefield v SUI
esposa, al exdiputado del sheriff
Francis NJ. Carroll.
Paul dice que ell diputado es-
tranquil a la mujer ell pasado
Is de octubre, cuando ella lie a.
cusaba de haber asesinado a SUI
marido. DIVER asegura que 6l no
cometi6 ell crimen y las autori-
dades lie Green.
Admiti6 Ell j6ven ell doble a.
sesinato para eyitar que Carroll
cumpliera la promesa de ma
tarl0,
La gaceta., 1938-08-04

Amigo DR.. Grau: Medite bien
Y no deposite confianza en- Jos
que traicionaron a Cuba echan-
dolo a listed de la presidencia,
por orden de personaes norte-
americanos; medite. que US
ted es I'm sfmbolo y los simbobos
no pueden fabricarse como Sc ia
brican, en- pocas horas de revuel
"a, coroneles, tenientes corones
les. ourQsndantss y efidalss.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
MEJORA LA SALUD
DEL

Jacksonville, agosto 4.-Me-
jora por momentos ell estado de
salud del gobernador Cone.
Ell DR.. Erwin dijo anoche que
ell gobernador desea conner y
despachar su correspondence,
10 que prueba como Sc siente.
Una enfermeda ddel coraz6n
le oblig6 a recluirse en- ell hospi-
tai.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04

LES possible v~erificar en- Cuba
elecciones honestas para una a.
samblea Constituyente, estando
de 'fvigilancia" en- los comicios
los hombreS de Fulgencio Y del
otro coronel?
itEs possible verificar eleccio-
mes estrictamente imparciales,
cuando los c~oroneles y sus ada
teres saben que clos SOLO pue-
den %convencer" al pueblo por
medic de la violencia?
lAceptaran los sectores revo-
lucionarios unas elecciones su-
pervisadas por ell coronel de Els
tado Mayor que traicion6 los
puntos primordialse del mowi- :
miento del a de Septiembre?
Suponiendo que los sectores Ii
berales y democraticos de veras
acepten la "vigilancia" de Ba-
tista y Pedraza, ipodra apro-
barse una Constitution que no
sea del gusto de estos caballe-
ros, bien armados y sin escrl-
pulos
Suoniendo que haya eleccio-
mes honestas y que los militares
lleguen hasta ell punto de per-
mitir que una Constitution sc
apruebe, una Constitution a gus
to de la mayorfa de los cubanos,
icual sera la actitud de la clase
militar "batistera" cuando lie
que ell momento de elegir presi-
dente al DIR. Grau v vicepresi :
dente al DR.. Juan Marinello?
Admitiendo que ell eercito per
mita elecciones presidenciales
como ell pueblo las demanda, y
que Grau y Marinello sean CISCO
gidos por la cast totalidad de los
cubanos, ique harfa Batista
cuando Grau, de nuevo presiden
tie, Re llamara a palacio y lie d.
jera: espero de listed la renun-
cha, Sr. coronel, 10 mismo que
lei coronel Pedraza?
iRenunciaria Batista, sin CHS
tar, respetando la Constitution
y las leyes?
iRenunciaria PedraZa, AGA
tando la voluntad del "jefe del
poder eiecutiVo''?
Para nosotros ell problema de
la Cuba pisoteada por ell mill
tarismo, tiene hoy la misma gra
vedad del ano pasado.
Mientras los "espadones" ha-
gan su capricho, Cuba no logra-
"a redimirse.
Y es muy diffcil, sin un levan
tamiento del pueblo cubano, Sd
guiendo las rutas del pueblo es-
panol, marcadas en- Madrid y
Barcelona, que la normalidad
vuelva a la Repdblica oprimida.
Hay que hacer del eercito un
ORGANISING supeditado a la civil
hdad.... ic6mo lograrlo en- Gu
ba?
ilBastara a sufragio para Ii
berar a los cubanos de los cabos
v sargentos convertidos en- CO.
roneles y tenientes coroneles?