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La gaceta., 1938-02-22
La Secretaria del Trabajo r~esolvera
la apelaci6n del alcalde leal de Cij6n
Sc hospeda ell ex-alcalde en- ell Hotel McAlpin

New York, feb. 22.-Excluf-
do de los Estados Unidos por
los agentes del departamento de
immigration, con pretextos in
justos, Aveino G.. Mallada, al
calde que era de Gij6n al ser a
bandonada la ciudad por los lea
les, apel6 a la secrearia del ira
.bajo y Sc lie permiti6 desembar-
car bajo fianza, ospedandose
en- ell hotel McAlpin.
Mallada, que representa- al
gobierno leal de Espana, dice
que los campesinos espahoies,
La gaceta., 1938-02-22
Las TrOpas de Ia ReplbiCa fspahOa
u A ELISA morris
Las Coronas

En- todG la eXtenSa Sala del
Centre Obrero Sc veian disc
minadas coronas y ofrendas
florales que daban una verda-
dera Y genuina idea del apre-
clio en- que era tenida la ciuda-
dana Elisa Morris CO. L. p. d.
De las que mas Sc destaca-
ban, tomamos nota de las 81.
guientes:
"Hija Y Familia"; "A Elisa
Morris, Centre Espanol"; una
del Centre Asturiano'; Y la
del "Comite Consultivo Con-
junto"; "Companeras de FL
Paraiso"; "Despalilladoras de
Corral; Union de Panade :
ros"; Carmen Y Alejandro";
Cafe Las Novedades'; "Pa =
cientes del Sanatorio del Cen
tro Asturiano'; Workers AL
lance; "Companeras del CO.
mite Femenino"; una explen-
dente corona de rosas rojas;
la ofrenda del taller La Pillar,
era un bellisimo tejido de pen
samientos, rosas, lirios y da-
las, una oraci6n dicha con flo
res.
Gel Comit6 Popular Demo :
cratico" expres6 SUI sentimien-
to por la irreparable perdida
de la dinamica p~residenta del
Comite Femenino, Sra. Elisa,
Morris, con una ofrenda que re-
presentaba los dolores Y la
Handkerchief EspaAa-repubi
cana. Fue confeccionada por
la "Valencia Gardens"
Otra del "Comite Popular
Democratico de Socorro a Es-
pana"; la de los Loyal Knight
of America; una de enormes
dimensiones de la Greco Flo
raj" que combinaba los colo
res de la bandera del gobierno
de la Rep1blica Espahola.
Vimos otra del "Comite Fee
menino," muy aleg6rica. Y
en- las cintas de otras muchas
leimos: "Secci6n Recreativa
del Centre Espahol" Union
International de Tabaqueros
de America; Jaime y AIDE
la J. Vazquez; "Farmacia de
La Cruz.
Pero eran tantas Y tantas
las cruces, medallones, cestos,
ramos Y bouquets, que era i'm
possible ell copiar todos los nom
bres a causa del immense gen
ito que sc aglomeraba en- ell sa-
Ion del Centre Oblero.
La gaceta., 1938-02-22

Italia y Alemania mandan a
Franco, ell mil veces traidor, e.
jercitos, aviones, barcos Y ma
terial de guerra.
Los soldados italianos v ale
names desembarcaron en- Espa-
Ia a la vista de los commentaries
lie los barcos britanicos; los pi-
'otos italianos Y alemanes des-
sruyeron Y Destroyer ciudades
N ell t%erritorio de la Repdblica
Espanola, gobernada por ciuda-
ianos que ell pueblo libremente
eligiera... pero Inglaterra man.
tiene la farsa de la no-interyen-
ci6n y Sc MEGA a vender a Es-
pana, a un gobierno legftimo,
los armamentos que reclama pa
"a su defensa y llberaci6n.
No-intervenci6n en- contra de
Espana y a favor de los traido-
res, Mussolini y Hitler.
Neutralidad que permite a
las potencias aliadas de Franco
rel comprar armamentos para
ell ejercito faccioso, y acogota a
un gobierno legalmente electo V
establecido.
No-Intervenci6n que ell fascis
mo utiliza contra la democra-
cha; neutralidad novisima Y de-
gradante en- perjuicio de un pue
bio villanamente agredido y a.
tropellado.
La gaceta., 1938-02-22

especialmente en- ell norte, Sc in
chnaron a los faeciosos en- las
primeras etapas de la rebellion
porQue cream que respetarian
sus propiedades.
Los campesinos pudieron com
probar despu6s que Ell gobierno
republican, martenia Ell or en-
en- sus domin.as y respetaae 10
que era respet .h.a pero OIL IS
facoiosos, en- c. 1ob,o, les cen ),
caban, sin corr 2ensaci6n, lbs o.
sechas, el gan2do y ell aceite.
(Pas0 a Ia ia. pdg.l
La gaceta., 1938-02-22

Frente al trinomio de la auda-
cia la ~perversidad y ell cinismo
pOlitico Italia, Alemania y ell ia
pom Sc encogen y entierran la ca
haza en- la arena, para no yer,
Inglaterra y Francia.
Francia parece cansada de la
ignominia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
V uuiere contestar al reto con ell
reto, a la amenaza con la anne
naza, a la acci6n con la ac-
ci6n...
Pero Chamberlain tiembla, o.
frece paliativos, Sc humilla,
mientras Russia, aliada de Fran
cia, no puede comprender como
ell imperio de los grandes la
drones de terra Sc ~prosterna
ante un ladronzuelo y suplica
"amistad''.
Para la humanidad es motive
de sonrojo y desconsuelo la clau
dicaci6n de un gobierno que no
rpresenta los s~entimientos de
B-,2Gs5lo; pero dezcarga su Vi
La contra los ideales de liber-
tad Y democratic.
La gaceta., 1938-02-22

Ivon Delbos, Chamberlain Y
Eden parieron la no-interven-
ci6n.
Para su baldon, y para balloon
de los pueblos consentidores, la
no-intervenci6n que significa in
tervencion sera amatematizada
por la Historic.
iNo-intervenci6n que es la
madrastra de la "neutralidad"
~implantada por Ell regimen de-
mocratico de Estados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1938-02-22

Naci6n vacilante y claudican-
tie, nacion de mercaderes e inn
perialistas, Inglaterra besa la
mano ensangrentada que la a.
bofeteara en- Ethiopia.
Chamberlain es un simbolo de
Ia inferioridad moral Y de la de
cadencia del partido conserva-
dor ingles.
Propone la paz a quien lie pc
ga y ofende, y la propone por
cobardfa, no por virtud o res
peto para los derechos de la es-
pecie humane.
La gaceta., 1938-02-22

AANt - Nv NA~A
DEE Diaz. Benjamin Blanco, Jo-
sc Sanchez (Peruyo). Eyaristo
Selgas, Pedro Blanco, Felipe
Falcon, Hip6lito de la Parte, 10
Sc Tamargo Emilio Galan, Joa-
quin Echevarria Y otros.
Junto a la presidencia mar
charon los ninos Y ninas de los
CaDalleros Leales de America,
'logia a Ia cual pertenecia Elisa.
La representation del Comite
Femenino Sc hallaba integrada
por mas de 5000 companeras.
Era imponente ell espectacu-
10 Y los fotografos, a pesar de
cue Sc les pidi6 no 10 hicieran,
hicieron fnncionar sus camaras.
BESIDE ell Centre Obrero, por
la Septima avenida. Sc canine
hasta Palm y Nebraska, donde
esta situado ell palacio del Cen
tro Asturiano. ALI Sc tomaron
los coches hasta ell cementerio.
Tres policias de la secei6n de
motocicletas dos del condado Y
uno de la ciudad, ADRIAN la mar
cha derivando los automobiles
del p1blico hacia otras GALES.
Mand6 una lucida representa-
ci6n la Alianza de Trabajado-
res.
Daban escolta de honor al
cadaver los companeros Ramo-
min Rodriguez, Marianito Ro-
driguez, Aureiio Prado, Alva-
rez Y familiares de Elisa, y Car
men Ramirez, Marina Lopez,
Srta. Garcia Y la Sra. Santos Y
SUI hija, estas ultimas EN- repre-
sentaci6n de los Capalleros Lea
les de America.
Miles de personals, mas mu-
jeres que hombres, Sc abrieron
en- dos grandes filas para dejar
pasar Ell feretro.
Severino Martinez dijo unas
palabras en- representation de
los Cabalieros Leales de Anne
RIGA; Pedro Ramirez elogi6 a
Elisa en- representation del Co
mite Consultivo; Y por ell Co
mite Popular Demccratico, ell
Comite Femenino, hija y fami-
liares de Elisa despidi6 el due
10 nuestro director.
Las oraciones pronunciadas
conmovieron profundamente a
todos los que ALI Sc hallaban.
Iba a caer la tarde cuando Sc
inicio ell retorno.
Los ojos llorosos dieron a la
tumfba un "Hasta Luego''. En-
todos los labios ell nombre de
ella era mencionado como elem
plo.
Descansen para siempre, le-
jos de la Espana del pueblo, a
La que tanto guerra, la generosa
companera y amiga.
Y a continuar todos la obra
nobilisima Y humane de la re-
taguardia.
La gaceta., 1938-02-22
MAS De 5000 personals ASISTIERON
AL ENlIERRO DE ELISA morris
Enviaron hermosas coronas las Sociedades
las Uniones
mas imponente funeral verificado en- Tampa

OSSuS aver Gil u ~
menterio del Centre ASturianO,
en- la miSma tumba donde esta-
ba sepultado SUI esposo, los res
tos morales de la dignisima
companera Elisa Morris, presi-
denta del Comite Femenino, ra-
ma del Comite Popular Demo-
cratico de Socorro a ESpaha.
Ell cadaver de la buena, acti-
va G intelligence aSturiana, fue
escoltado haSta ell cementerio
por mas de cinco mil personals,
incluyendo ninas y ninos vesti-
dos de milicianos, representa-
clones de sociedades, logias, u
niones de trabajadores Y otros
grupos.
A las tres de la tarde lego al
Centre Obrero, donde va Sc en-
contraban centenares de perso-
mas, la carroza de la funeraria
de Boza que traia ell feretro.
Junto con la carroza, en- dos CO.
ches, llegaron SD hija Nena, la
tia de la Sra. Maris Y otros ia
miliares.
P~reparada la capilla arden
te, cargaron ell sarc6fago desde
la carroZa hasta la sala princi-
pal de la Casa del Pueblo, varios
companeros Delegates del Conf
te, incluyendo a Jose Martinez,
p~residente mariana Rodriguez,
tesorero; Pedro Ramirez Moya
Y otras personals.
Puesto ell cadaver en- ell sitio
escogido, Sc coloc6 a la vista la
bandera de la Repl5lica Espa-
nola y sobre Ell ataud las flores
mandadas por la familia.
Embellishments Sc montaron
las guardias mixtas, de hon.
bres y mujeres, hacienda la pri-
mera Jose Martinez, Pedro Ra-
mfrez Moya y nuestro director,
por ell Comite Popular Democra
tico, v por las hermanas del Co
mite Femenino la vicepresiden-
ia, Sra. Carmen Ramirez, v las
senoritas tesorera Y vice tesore-
ra.
Hicieron las guardias siguien
ties las companeras del Comite
Femenino y los Delegates del Co
mite Popular, incluyendo a los
companeros Mariana Rodri-
guez, Alberto Lopez Y otros.
Hizo otra de las guardias la
secretaria del Comite Femeni-
no, Sra. Marina Lopez.
Las ninas y ninos de los Ca
balleros Leales montaron una
de las ultimas guardias, muchos
de ellos vestidos con trajes de
milicianos.
Flores blancas lucian los COM
paneros Y companeras que os-
tentaban Representatives..
En- la capilla ardiente, con
fondo de terciopelo morado, Sc
veian preciosas coronas del Co
mite Popular Democratico, Co
mite Femenino, Familiares, Co
mite Consultivo Conjunto, obre
ros del taller La Integridad. u
MON de Panaderos y otras mu-
chas.
Ell Comite Consultivo mand6
una representation compuesta
por Jorge Salazar, Saturnino
Aleman, Manuel Gutierrez Y
Joaquin Perez Lendian.
A las cinco y Giez de la tarde
Sc cubri6 ell feretro con la ban
dera de la Rep1blica E~spanola
y Sc puso en- Marcia ell corteio.
Iban en- la presidential ell Rev.
j. A. Phillips, superintendent
de la iglesia Metodista Latina
Jose Martinez, Presidente del
Comite; Pedro R. Moya, secreta
rio; nuestro director, Victoria
no Manteiga; Domingo Robes,
Gumersindo del Vale, Ramon
Ssmalsa. Ricardo Sierra. Ma
La gaceta., 1938-02-22
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
La companera descansa. = Chamberlain ell de-
cadente. = Impotencia britannica. Vote de
confianza. = No-Intervencion y neutralidad.

Elisa Morris duerme para
siempre en- la arena de la Flo
rida, territorio que sus antepa-
sados descubrieron y parcial-
mente colonlzaron.
Al entierro de la humilde es-
pamela, nativa de Asturias, a
s~istieron mas de 5000 personals
Y centenares de automobiles.
Ella pensaba en- la Espana
que sufre, agredida por los pal
ses totalitarios, y Sc transfigu-
raba...
Buena Y sencilla, los que la
conocimos no la olvidaremos.
La gaceta., 1938-02-22

Por las companeras del Co
mite Femenino intervinieron en-
la organization de los funerales
de Elisa LAS senoras y senoritas
Manuela Louro, Encarnaci6n
Rosete, Sara Gonzalez, Marina
Diaz, Angela Lopez, Carmen
Martinez, Alicia Garcia, Dolo-
res Garcia, Tulsa Sampedreo,
Maria Gardona y Maria Coma
lez.
La gaceta., 1938-02-22
VELADA FUNEBRE

Manana microbes sc efectua-
"a una velada en- ell Centre Obre
70, en- recuerdo de la compaiera
Elisa Morris y de los miiieianos
La gaceta., 1938-02-22
Ell TEMPO

Algo mas de calor. Vientos
moderados del Este. Maxima
temperature aver, 76 grades;
minima, Sc.
Nublados parciales para es-
ia noche y manana.
La gaceta., 1938-02-22

de Tampa caidos en- Espana.
Ell Comite Popular Democra-
tico suplica la asistencia de
todas las compaheras y COM
paheros.
La gaceta., 1938-02-22

Ell Comite Femenino Sc reu-
Mira ell jueves, en- ell Centre O.
brero, bajo la presidencia de
Carmen Ramirez.
La gaceta., 1938-02-22

Antonio Eden, a las 6rdenes
de un ministro de perdida viri-
lidad, bailaha sobre la "cuerda
floja"; pero conservaba un po-
Quitin de rerpeto para su per-
soma V Ia patria.
Cuando Chamberlain, cerebro
de pirata Y coraz6n de monigo-
tie lie ofreci6 ponerse de rodillas
ante Mussolini, ante ell mons
truo que oprime al pueblo italia
no, ell ministro de estado Sc ne
S
mo habia perdido por COM
p'ato el concepto del 'honor ma
cional"... y entreg6 la 'cartera.
Chamberlain. modelo de in
f9mia y degeneration politica.
La gaceta., 1938-02-22

Ell pueblo ingles, representa-
do diplomaticamente por ell par
tiio conservador, protesta de la
aIoyecci6n politica de su primer
ministro.
Por las Gales de Londres el
pueblo grita su indignation con-
ira ell "heredero" de Stanley
Baldwin y vitorea a Eden.
Los ingleses que tis1en algo
ras que la apariencia de hon.
bees, no Sc doblegan ante las
amanazas del fascismo italia
TO-. pero Chamberlain, con su
bigote baboso ,piensa en- la paz
a TODD trance.
mo podia llegar a menos la
naci6n que por medic de la pira
terra creara un imperio donde
no Sc pone ell sol!
La gaceta., 1938-02-22

lie disrou a Chamberlain un I
The Washington times., 1938-08-09

Her mother and grandmother
arrived from Chicago to consult a
famous eye specialist here who
will diagno5e Helaine'S present
condition and her chances for the
future.
When Helaine was born, four
and a half months ago, it was
found she was afflicted with
glioma of the retina, a cancerous
growth of the eye which would
spread to the brain if not stopped.
The parents, DR.. and Mrs. Her
man Colan (the father is a
dentist), were faced with the
choice of letting nature take its
course, with physicians predicting
certain death within few months,
or consenting 10 a delicate opera
ton which might or might not
check the disease and probably
cause blindness.
A jury of 10 physicians was
asked to make the decision. Their
verdict to remove the left eye of
the baby was approved by the
parents as we'll as two rabbis
spiritual advisers of the family.
The Washington times., 1938-08-09

MOzeIIecita IN 8 COnnecCls
cut sanitarium from a psychic
sickness" and proceedings were
instituted today to keep him
there.
A motion was filed by attor-
neys for his mother Mrs. Flor.
ence Van Wyck, supposedly in
behalf of Prescott himself, ex-
planning that he was too highly
nervous" to come to New York
and be examined by q jury on
his sanity, as his current wife.
Mozellecita Stapp, has de.
manded.
The Washington times., 1938-08-09
CAPITAL SENDS
VET DELEGATES

Header by Department Com
mander John T. Chichester, a de
legation Of 18 members of the Dis
trict of Columbia Department
Disabled American Veterans OF
the World War, will leave Thurs.
day morning for Grand Rapids,
Mich, to attend the eighteenth
annual national convention.
The LEGAL chapter, at its regular
monthly meeting at Moose Hall
last night, entertained National
Commander Maple T. Harl of
Denver, Colo, who spoke briefly
to the members on the attain
ments and purposes of the organi-
zation.
Comdr. Harl will remain in
Washington comforting with ma
tional departments until Thurs
day and will accompany the local
delegation to Grand Rapids.
other members of the delega.
ton include Thomas Kirby, Theo-
dore Lindstrom, Mahlon c. Ward,
Ralph Chambers, E. Claude Bab-
cock, Joseph ]. Foran, DR.. Walter
Hess, Amos K. Heimer, Earl D.
Harrell, Roy WeStbury, Lou Nc
Cray, Theodore z. Carroll, Harry
Nuremberg, Penn Howard, Thomas
Haley, John EgenSe, Charles w.
Myers and Mrs. Mary Anne Ken
nedy.
The women's auxiliary will send
a group to the convention along
with the delegation.
The Washington times., 1938-08-09
Love BrinQS
Staying and
Suicide

BEAVER, Okla, Aug. 8.
Love for q woman half his
age drove Ben BOgue, so, to
murder and suicide.
Sheriff Ford Householder
said BOgue, q hotel prOpri-
etor, telephOned him to "cOme
down and pick up q man
Tom AngletOn."
Householder found Angle
ton, also so, dead. 81 just
shot him." BOgue said. Then
BOgue shot himself.
The sheriff said BOgue be-
came enraged when he
learned AngletOn had been
supplanting him in the affec-
tiOnS Of an attractive, 3O.year.
lOd woman.
The Washington times., 1938-08-09
Snowden' S Secret
Wedding Revealed

MILFORD, Conn, Aug. "a
belated announcement of the mar
riage of George Holborn Snowden,
prominent sculptor, and Miss Lou
iSe Adele Weider, photographers
model, was made from the home
here of the bridegroom's mother,
Mrs. Mary Wynne Snowden. The
couple were wed July 81.
The Washington times., 1938-08-09
DOCTOR PULLED
A 'CORRIGAN' At
THE WRONG Time.
Bar Companion Was
Commanding Officer

He won't be here until tomor
row. but you can enjoy a Corri
gan or two while you're waiting
This laugh-provoking contest is
bringing "CorriganS" from the
hinterlands. One of the winners
today wrote from Cincinnati,
Ohio, while others were submitted
from as far off as Dallas, Tex.
PRIZE BONERS
"Corrigans" are those skeletons
in anyone'S closet. The Times is
paving ST for the most humorous
ones submitted. Here are today'S S
prize winning boners:
DR.. Ed James Irvine. of Cincin-
natl, recalled a day. while in the
Marine Corps, he was assigned to
loading oyster shells on a barge
at Paris Island, S. C. He worked
up a Thirst, ducked under a fence
and soon was in a neighboring
'hard cider mill"
He bought a drink for himself
and a stranger, who had his back
turned to the Marine. The
stranger turned to thank him but
didn't. 1t was Irvine's command
ing officer in civilian clothes"
"SURE THING"
You can't make money with
equally strong pendants for gam
bling and sleep, Harry B. Grubb,
4016 Grant St. N. E., will tell you.
One day he got a sure thing at a
nearby race track. He went to
the bank and drew out his savings
for a plunge.
But he decided to take nap
before going to the track, and
upon awakening found he slept
through a winning" $4,000 bet,
II he had bet.
This thing of raiding hostess
ice box doesn't always pay, Mrs.
M. Rorick. of Alexandria, Va, dis
covered. Some time ago she and
her husband went visiting. Their
host and hostess went shopping
and they were given the run of
the house.
Mr.. Rorick felt hungry, so his
wife went to the ice box and fixed
him a cold meat loaf" sandwich.
When the hostess returned she
found her husband had eaten
canned dog food.
The Washington times., 1938-08-09
In Baltimore Today

Tomorrow nights activities were
still to he determined this after
noon. Corrigan announced yester-
day he will stay overnight
Wednesday in Washington. He will
be guest of honor at a breakfast
given Thursday by members of the
newly created Civil AeronauticS
Authority, who will be unable to
participate in Wednesdays recep-
ton.
Today Corrlgan was en- route to
Baltimore from Boston. He was
due there at AIS p. m, where he
was to be met by city officials
and a committee headed by Glenn
l.. Martin, noted airplane manu-
facturer. He will be honor guest
at dinner at the Baltimore Coun-
try Club tonight and a series of
other parties and receptions were
on tonight's schedule. Startled at
the warmth of his receptions in
New York and Boston, Corrigan
last night telephoned Baltimore
to have two husky detectives as
signed him while there to protect
him from the enthusiastic public
He asked the same favor from
Washington and District officials
assured him there would be ade-
quate protection while in the Ma
tons Capital.
The Washington times., 1938-08-09

The left eye was removed in
swift operation and it was believed
the deadly spread of the disease
had been halted. Radium treat
ment has been given daily to the
right eye and it is hoped that
Helaine will not only live but have
partial vision.
The Washington times., 1938-08-09

t n e b e S t
blondS an d
brunettes on
Broadway, is
really a great
lover" is q
question that
may never be
settled to the
satisfaction of
N e W York'S
courts.
The reason
Is that the 38-
year-old Sculp-
or n W is
C o nvaleScing
The Washington times., 1938-08-09
Capital Awaits
COrrigan
Continued from Page II

He Is due to arrive at Washington
Airport tomorrow at 1880 a. m
where District officials headed
by Commissioner Hazen, repre-.
Sentatives of various Irish and
civic societies, as we'll as State
Department officials, will tender
him the official welcome to the
Nations Capital Police will D.
furnished by the District, working
In conjunction with Virginia State
police.
The Washington times., 1938-08-09
Crowded Itinerary

Itinerary of Corrigan Day, as
agreed upon at a meeting of the
various reception committees last
night, is as follows:
1870 a. m.-Arrival at Washing
ton Airport. Motor parade under
police escort to Lincoln Memorial,
down Constitution Avenue to the
Capitol, around B Street North
east, to independence Avenue,
down to Second Street. through
the old Botanical Gardens, down
Pennsylvania Avenue, up Four
teenth Street, to the F Street en-
trance to the Willard Hotel.
P. M.-Luncheon under the
auspices of the Ancient Order of
HibernianS,
The Washington times., 1938-08-09
PROBERS OF iva.
May SEEK MORE
FUNDS FOR QUIZ.
Lack of Cash HandiCapS
Committee

Q.N.SO Handicapped by lack
Of funds, the joint congressional
committee now investigating the
far-flung Tennessee Valley Au-
thority may seek continuation Of
its powers, Senator Davis (R0 of
Pennsylvania, a member, said to-
day.
Limited to the expenditure of
$50,000 by Congress, the commit
tee has now spent about $4,000
and has "just scratched the sur
face" the Pennsylvania Senator
said. He added:
About IS per cent Of this
investigating job is auditing and
accounting, to determine cost
of the project, what should be
allocated for power and whether
the yardstick rates are proper"
The Washington times., 1938-08-09
BABY HELAINE JUDITH COLAN-MAY LEI
Girl Saved From Death by Operation
Inn. Y. TO Learn Vision Fate

NEW YORK, Aug. 0N.S)-The New York Journal and
American today said in copyrighted story that baby Heane
Judith COan of Chicago aided in her battle for life and sight
by the pooled of medical science New York
today to learn her ultimate fate.
The Washington times., 1938-08-09

RETURNS WRITER TO ITALY
SAC PAULO, Brazil, August
9. Cesar Rivelli, an Italian
newspaper man detained in con-
nection with the abortive Fascist
uprising of May II in Rio de
Janeiro, has been ordered expelled
from Brazil,
The Washington times., 1938-08-09
Sanity Trial
Fought by.
Van Wyck

N E W YoR K, Aug. 9.
Whether Prescott Van Wyck,
who has been sued by some of
The Washington times., 1938-08-09
Official Receptions

3 P. M.-ViSit to the State De
partment, where Corrigan will be
officially received by Secretary
Hull.
$3.50 P. M.-Visit to the Depart
ment of Commerce and Secretary
Roper.
4 P. M-Visit to the District
Building, where Commissioner
Hazen will extend the Districts
official congratulations to Corri-
gan.
5 P. M.-Visit to Mt. Vernon
and Alexandria.
$50 P. M.-Reception at tee
National Press Club.
The Nome nugget., 1938-09-02
lurch School, II A. Nj.

Church School, II A. Nj.
 Evening Service, 7;45.
 Sermon topic: "A Man Who Had Enough" Miss Rylander will sing solo. Start the fall season right by coming to church!
The Nome nugget., 1938-09-02

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The Nome nugget., 1938-09-02
DOUBLE EXECUTION

LEAVENWORTH, Kansas, (P) For the first time in more than TO yeors, a double execution took place in Kansas. Glen Apple gate and Robert Suhay, gunmen from New York, convicted of murdering wv. Baker, an agent of the Bureau of Investigation of the Department of Justice, were hanged in the United States pen itentiary. at Leaverworth:
 Applegate went to death with the same indifference that had characterized his stay in prison,
 Suhay gritted his teeth, mak- ing an obvious effort to control himself as he mounted the 13 steps to the gallowS platform.
The Nome nugget., 1938-09-02
Dance Saturday

Saturday is the date of the Odd Fellows regular bimonthly dance It will be held in the Odd Eel lows hall, with the doors open at 9:30 pm. and music beginning at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Emily Boucher and Lloyd Heberlee will furnish the music. Light refreshments will be served. free of charge. The regular admission charges gentlemen SlO0, ladies free.