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The Washington times., 1938-11-03

the series Of fascinating paintings by
Henry Give. distinguished American
artist, reproduced In full cOlOr-with
verse by Carolyn Wells. famous novel.
ist and pOetess. See 1t in the AmeFi-
can Weekly, the magazine distributed
with next Sundays HPeald- Times.
The Washington times., 1938-11-03
Seeks Game

The Woodbridge A. C. 115-pound
football team is seeking an op-
ponent for Sunday. Call North
6867.
The Washington times., 1938-11-03

two other football players in
the country to equal it! And
bear in mind he was not carry
ing . football under one arm
when he did it.
And il Marty can't do it, you
may rest assured nobody else
can for he is the fastest man
playing football today.
The Washington times., 1938-11-03

pic official. President ROOSe-
welt is honorary president of the
American Olympic Association.
The Washington times., 1938-11-03
Honorary
First Lady Accepts
Olympic Post

NEW YORK, Nov. 3 I.N.S.).
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
Milford chronicle., 1938-04-29

The mother, the former Miss Fran.
ces DerricksOn, Is the daughter oI
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. DerricksOn
OF this town.
Clayton A. Bunting, president OF
Buntings Nurseries of this town who
has been under treatment at the
Beebe Hospital in Lewes during the
past few weeks for an infected hand,
returned to his home here on Sat
urday, though the hand is not per-
fectly well yet.
Miss Maude McCabe and her mo-
ther, Mrs. Beulah McCabe spent a
! few days last week in Norfolk and
Williamsburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Holloway
observed their 10th wedding anniver-
sary on Wednesday, April 20. and
celebrated that event on Sunday,
April "a with dinner at their home
on Main street at II o'clock.
Guests were their only son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
NJ. Holloway and their son. Frank
Marshall and Mrs. Essie Murray.
only sister Of Mrs. Holloway, all OF
this town and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A.
Murray of Llanerch, Pa. Besides the
many palatable foods prepared and
served by the bride Of 40 years"
other attractions of interest were the
table cloth and napkins and several
pieces of silverware. that were gifts
to the bride on her real wedding day.
The table cover is a lovely pattern
i'm alternating stripes of satin and
mOire effect, and is In perfect con-
ditiOn, but the napkins have now
come to the tender age" of their
existence, but due to that fact, add
ed just another note of interest to
the dinner. A cake with 30 candles
also adorned the table.
Mrs. Holloway and Mrs. Murray
were formerly the Misses Madeline
and Essie Tunnel, daughters of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Tun-
nell of Ocean View. The Holloway
Tunnell nuptials took place in the
old Presbyterian Church in that
town on April 20. 1898. Miss Essie
Tunnel (now Mrs. Murray was
maid of honor and DR.. Harry V. HOl-
loway of Selbyville, now State SUI
perintendent Public Instruction, re-
siding in Dover, and a nephew of the
groom, was best man.
Miss Sallie West of Ocean View
(nOw Mrs. William West. of North
CarolinaD and Miss Nettie Richards. !
now wife Of DR.. James Belts of Eas-
ton. Pa, were the bridesmaids, and |
the ushers were George W. Tunnel, |
Jr., of Ocean View, and John w. Da-
Wis of Selbyville, both now deceas-
ed.
Mrs. Murray was the only guest |
present at the dinner who was pres !
ent at the marriage and since the !
death of her husband, Vollie VI. Muir /
ray, about eight years ago. has been |
a sales lady in her brOther-in-law's |
store. Among the anniversary gifts !
was a lovely ruby vase with con-
trasting flowers from Mr. and Mrs. |
Fred Murray. The origin of Mr.. HOl- |
loway's successful business career
began as a clerk in the drug store /
of a DR.. Thomas Holloway in Bish !
Opville, Md, when quite young man
but as far as we know no relation
Milford chronicle., 1938-04-29
SELBYVILLE
Church DOIngs

I Church DOlngs
Frank NJ. Long has been carrying
on the work at Salem NJ. e. Church
School for the past few weeks due
to the absence of G. Earl Nichols
the superintendent, who has been
confined to his home with some Sc
we're eye trouble. Mr.. Long is as
sistant to Mr.. Nichols.
Rev. Roy t. Thawley preached last
Sunday, both morning and evening
and the text for the morning SER
mon was from st. Matthew % and
21-Render therefore to Caesar
things which are Caesars and unto
God the things that are Gods.
A meeting of the Sunday school
board is called for next Sunday NOR
ming following the Sunday school
session to make plans for the Chill
dren's Day services.
Rev. John J. Bunting, d. d.. su-
perintendent of Salisbury District,
was here on Tuesday evening Of this
week and presided over the first
quarterly conference of the new
conference year.
News Items In General
James Lewis of near town suffer-
ed an attack of appendicitis on Fri
day night and was rushed to the
new Milford Memorial Hospital for
an operation early on Saturday NOR
ming.
Mrs. Lizzie Lynch is spending a
few weeks with relatives in Spring
field. Pa.
MFR. and Mrs. James Flood and
family of four daughters have re-
turned to their home in Wilmington
after a weeks visit with his mother
and brothers. Mrs. John Flood and
sons, Andrew. John and Wilmer
Flood.
Miss Martha Rogers Of Whining
ton, formerly of this town, was
guest of Mrs. I. Layfield Long and
other friends here over the past
weekend.
Miss Jane Kenney and a friend.
Miss Black, both students at the
of Delaware at Newark,
returned to their studies on Monday
after having spent the week
end with the formers stepfather and
mother, MIR. and Mrs. L. r. Hill on
Main street.
Announcements have been receiv-
ed here of the birth of a seven and
one-half pound daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Waller of Salisbury,
Md, on Saturday morning, April "a. |
Milford chronicle., 1938-04-29
WARWICK

No opposition was presented on
Monday of last week at a hearing
held in the fire hall at RehOboth,
conducted by the U. S. Engineers
Department with Capt. c. w. Berlin.
district engineer. presiding, on the
proposal of the State Highway De-
partment to construct a swing
bridge across the Indian River In
let, on the Ocean Boulevard, instead
of a bascule span as as proposed.
The bridge will span 200 foot
channel with two openings and will
be n "a hour draw service.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Hazard of
Philadelphia. have been the guests
of Miss Katharine Joseph in Long
Neck.
Mr. and Mrs. George Adams spent
Easter Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Steele i'm MillsbOrO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Becker who have
been spending the winter at Oak Or
chard have returned to their home
in New York.
Miss Olive Thoroughbred spent
the Easter holidays with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Thorough
good, near here.
Mrs. Mary Shahan was George
town visitor on Thursday of last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney l.. DOwnes of
Lewes were recent guests of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. VI. Downes.
p. NJ. c. Glee Club Concert. fol
lowed by dance. at Milford Com
munity Bldg. tonight FRIDAY. April
29) Admission SOC. Benefit Hospital
Milford chronicle., 1938-04-29
LINCOLN

Mr. and Mrs Woodrow Morgan
had as guests at dinner on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Locates OF
Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Brittingham Of Milford and Mr.. and
Mrs. Boyce Short and daughter Vir-
ginia Of this town.
Miss Elsie Rumpstich Of Milford
was an overnight guest Of Miss
Ethel Mae Warren on Thursday
night
Mrs. Ella Webb OF MillwOod spent
last week with her sister and FAM
lily. MFR. and Mrs. Alex McColley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Marker and
daughter Hazel of Wilmington were
dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Abbott on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Walls of
Townsend were town callers on
Sunday.
joint meeting Of the Good Will
and Loyal Workers classes of the
NJ. L. Church School will be held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alton
Beebe on Tuesday evening, May 10.
A full attendance of members is
urged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick FTick and
mother, Mrs. Sara F'rick Of Ard
more. Pa. were weekend guests Of
Mrs. Frick's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. ]. Marker.
Rev. and Mrs. G. z. Wood and
daughter, Ruth. of Dover. were the
guests OF Mrs. Laura c. Walls on
Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtlanda Pinder Of
Wilmington were town callers on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Jewell and fam
lily of Chester, Pa. spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. Jewell's par
Milford chronicle., 1938-04-29

ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vadakin.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Morgan and
children of aIew Castle were guests
OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Morgan on Sunday.
Due to fall from motorcycle
Ernest POstles was a patient at the
Milford Memorial Hospital for three
days last week.
Mrs. William c. Clendaniel attend
ed the wedding of her sranddaugh-
ter, Miss Marian Peet at Whining
ton on Saturday.
The Misses Ethel Mae Warren,
Leila Truitt. Esther Greenly. Isa-
belle TimeweH. Martha SchOfield and
Douglas Morgan. NOrval Swinford.
Eurie Savage. Jr., Willis Rogers and
Murray Brenneman attended the an
nual Sussex County Youth Confer
enee held at the Bethel NJ. f. Church
at Ocean View on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles LeCates of
Wilmington spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. BOyce Short.
Services Sunday as follows: Class
10 a. m. Church school II a. M. Ep-
worth League 1880 p. IN. Preaching
s p. NJ.
Slaughter Neck: Church school 10
a. NJ. Preaching II a. m.
Cedar Neck: Church school p. m.
Preaching p. m.
Rev. S. L. Handy. pastor
+. NJ. c. Glce Club Concert. fol-
lowed by dance. at Milford Com
munity Bldg. tonight FRIDAY. April
29l Admission soc Benefit Hospital
Auxiliary
Milford chronicle., 1938-04-29

ship existed between the two of the
same name.
He later became a business part
ner with Elisha c. Dukes. Sr.. OF
Millville, now deceased, and remain
ed with the firm Of Dukes and HOl-
loway until Is years ago. when he
came to Selbyville and has since
been manager of the firm of F. w.
Holloway and Company, on Church
street. near the corner of Church
and Main streets. His son. Elmer. is
also a member of the firm.
p. NJ. c. Glee Club Concert. fol-
lowed by dance. at Milford Com
munity Bldg. tonight FRIDAY. April
29) Admission soc. Benefit Hospital
Auxiliary.
Milford chronicle., 1938-04-29

Approximately 421k per cent Of
the traffic handled by the railroads
is now carried in freight trains OF
NOR ethan seventy cars.
Milford chronicle., 1938-04-29
Annabelle

ren.
Joclyn Wellington. Annabelle
Love.
Mrs. Beckwith, Helen Lynch.
Gracious Ann Bean, a cOlOred
maid, Frances Wilson.
Admission: Adults Csc; children,
15c.
P. NJ. C. Glee Club Concert. fol-
lowed by dance, at Milford Com
munity Bldg. tonight FRIDAY, April
29.) Admission soc. Benefit Hospital
Auxiliary.
Milford chronicle., 1938-04-29

One-cent sale now going on at
Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1938-04-29
Auxiliary.

One-cent sale now going on at
BTeretOn's. Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1938-04-29

. Onc-cent sale now going on at
Brcrcton's. Milford
Milford chronicle., 1938-04-29

One-cent sale now going on at
Milford
Milford chronicle., 1938-04-29

MILFORD AVID viemrr zs
La gaceta., 1938-10-11
Sc LIE CONCEDFRA UN JUL
Clio AL COMUNISTA STRA-
CHEY

Washington, oct. l1.-Las au
Eoridaaes de Immigration otor-
garan un juicio al escritor co..
munista ingaes John Strachey,
que sc encuentra abordo del va
por Normandie por no haberse-
lie permitido desembarcar.
Strachey arrib6 de Europa en-
la noche de aver.
Interrogado por las autorida-
DIES, ell escritor manifesto que
no es comunista, sino socialis-
ia, y que en- un tempo perte-
neci6 a la Camara de los Co
munes, como diputado.
Ell comisionado de inmigra-
ci6n Reimer dice que ell pasa-
porte del viajero fue revoca-
do y cancelado por ell consul
general en- Londres, cumplien-
do instrucciones de la Secreta-
ria de Estado, luego de que
habia embarcado.
La gaceta., 1938-10-11
PIDE ESTRECHAS RELACIO.
MES ENTIRE
CHILE Y ALEMANIA

Santiago, Chile, Octubre II.
Ell p~residente del Institute
"Hispano-Americano de Berlin,
DR.. Rudolf Grossman, visit6 al
presidente de la Rep1blica,
Sr. Alexandri, para destacar-
lie la importancia de que Sc
m%antengan estrechas relacio-
mes culturales entire Alemania
Y Chile.
Acompan6 al DR.. Grossman
ell DR.. Wicke, p~residente del
Insfitto Cultural chileno-ale-
man.
Alexandra diio que Chile de
bfa mucho a Alemania, cultu-
ralmente.
La gaceta., 1938-10-11
LA ORDEN XXX. MEGA
TENER RELACION CON LOS
NAILS

Jacksonville, Octubre II.
El Gran Dragon de la Orden
XXX. Ell ia Florida, Jorge j.
Garcia, manifesto aver que los
miembros de su Orden no te-
Man re!acion alguna con los
"bund" Rermano-americanos,
como sc ha dicho en- Washing
ton y Otros lugares.
mo hay campamentos de
esa clase en- la Florida, pero ST
encontraramos I'm campamen-
to violando las leyes de la Flo
rida, notificaremos al gober.
nador y legalmente rompere-
mos tales organizaciones.
"Noestamos en- lorna algu-
ma relacionados con ell 'bund"
y no 10 aprobamos. Jamas he
mos estado asociados cen min
guna organization extranjera
en- la Florida.
"E1 Khan es una organiZa-
ci6n que respeta la ley y no es-
ia afiliada con ninguna enti-
dad anti-americana."
La gaceta., 1938-10-11
LA ASAMBLEA DE ANOCHE
EN- Ell CENTRIC OBRERO

La Union 500, en- asamblea
celebrada anoche en- ell Centric
Obrero, aprobo una resolucion
que publicamos aver, en- In
cual condena la accion de r,
E. Van Horn, presidente de la
International, suspendiendo a
los conocidos obreros Jorge
Salazar, Saturnino Aleman,
Antonio P. Lendian, Joaquin
P. L.endian v Gerardo Sanchez.
Al mismo tempo Sc deman-
da del Presidente la Immediate
reposicion de esos compane-
ros como miembros y oficiales
de la Union, y devolverles to-
dos u derechos constitucio-
males.
Semanalmente Sc hara una
recolecta para dar a esos COM
paneros y a Pedro Ramirez
Moys, que fue ~suspendido a.
yer, Is pesos semRnaies.
Moya desempenaba la direc
cion del semanario sci Inter-
nacional."
La gaceta., 1938-10-11
LOS OCUPAN
T~ERRITORLO DE CHE
COEsIO VAQUIA

Budapest, oct. 11.-Las tro-
pas h1ngaras ocpparon hoy la
aldea de Ipolysag, en- La fronte-
'ra che.Oeslov2ca, empezando a.
asi a recuperar Hungria Ell terri
torio que Sc lie quitara en- la que
"a mundia! para darselo a Che
coes3ovaquia.
Miles de civiles saludaron con
gil os de jGbilo y bescs a los sol
dados hGngaros. Las bandas mi
litares tocaban himnos y pleas
populares hdngaras, como dfa
de regocijo para Hungria".
D5cese que nuevas tropas che
cceslovacas han sido mandadas
a la frontera. Los soldados che.
cos tognaron posicionss en- Konaa
ron Y dSsssa eomhaNy,
La gaceta., 1938-10-11
SALIO CON WHERE'S PARA
ESPANA Ell VAPOR INDE-
HALL

New York, oct. 11.-H pri-
nero de tres vapores que sc man
daran a Espana cargados de Vi
veres con ell concurso de la Cruz
Ro6a, ell Independence .Hall",
Sc encuentra va en- canine de un
puerto de Europa.
Sc compone ell cargamsnto del
vapor de 1880 sacos de harina
de trigo y $50 cajas de jab6n.
Egto es sCficiente, seg1in Sc cal
cula, para las necesidades de
25, 900 familias en- un periodo
de 80 dias. Cada saco de harina
pesa 140 libras y cada GAIA de
jab6n 100 libras, I'm total de
1,735 toneladas.
Esperase que ell independence
Hall llegue al Havre en- IL dias.
Los abastecimientos seran entire
gados al Comite de Seryicio de
los Amigos Americanos, la or
ganizaci6n international de ali
vic que ha venido p~restando a.
yuda a las dos parties desde
1887.
Ell trigo 10 facilit6 la Federal
Surplus Commodities Corpora
ton y sc moli6 en- molinos pri-
vados, a precio especial.
Cafcula la secretarfa de esta.
do americana que 100000 d.
persOnss sEAn pssando hASnbrs
" erivseicass sn EspaHa
La gaceta., 1938-10-11
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Marti Ibanez y Del Moral. - Ofensiva republi.
cana. = Union, unidad. = Espana generosa.

sc refiere a la adqaisici6n de CO.
linas por cuenta de las nacicnas
dslb:L1s.
Hitler pretende que Cham
bsrlain lie ayude a guitar, "con
alta preston, eli territorio colo
NAL de los portugueses.
Espana, la Repdblica Espa4
nola, noble siempre, sc arranca
Ell punal de la espalda y dice
Portugal es mi hermana Y me o.
pondre a Qre Sc lie quite 10 que
e pertenece.
Generosidad republican,, in
compensate para lcs indivi-
duos del bajo nivel democratico
Iie Salazar, Hitler, Muss0lini y
Chamberlain.
La gaceta., 1938-10-11
I~NGLATERRA NCIA
QUE SU E.
JERCTTO

Londres, oct. 11.-El gdbier-
no ingles anuncia una completa
reorganization de la fuerza te-
rritorial con 81 fin de aumentar
el ejercito regular a 100000
hombres, ell tempo de paz, y ia
cllitar los preparatiyos para los
ac~ontecimientos qus en- el fctu-
70 pudieran presentarse.
NueVas poderosas unldades
anti-tanques, antiaereas y de mo
tocicletas seran agregadas al
sonjunto existente.
Aconseja 81 Daily Mail", en-
un editorial, GU los hombres sin
trabajo sean recJutadcs en- un
esfuerzo para apresurar ell des-
arme, siguiendo Fl ejemplo de
AQ,mania.
La gaceta., 1938-10-11
LEWIS OFRECE RENUNCIAR
ST GREEN
TAMBIEN

Washington, Octubre H.
Fl presidente del clio, John L,
Lewis, ofrecio hoy renuncia'
SUI puesto 81 William Green re.
nuncia Ia presidencia de la r
deracion Americana del Ira.
bajo. -
Este seria Ell mejor canine
para Ia paz entire los trabaja'
dores, agreg6 Lewis.
La convention de Houston
sugirio que Lewis Sc retirara
v 81 comento: "Manifiestamen
te este no es un problema uni.
lateral .Evidentemente es bila
teral y la misma sugerencia
debiera hacerse q MIR. Green.
Yo creo que vale Ia pena in
tentarlo. Diganle que estoy lie
to para renunciar, hoy o ma.
mana, o cualquier dia, 81 81 81
multaneamente renuncia Ia
presidencia de Ia Federation
Americans del Trabajo. Entou
ces seria possible para los lide-
res de las dos organizaciones,
negociar una paz de gran va
lor para todos.
La gaceta., 1938-10-11

En- Ell aerop1ano de la National
Air Lines que arriba a Tampa
todas las mananas, con pasaje-
ros y correspondence, arSiLoa-
rcn hoy los queridos compahe-
ros DR.. Felix Marti 1banez y Ar
mando del Moral, delegadOs de
fas juWentudes espanolas, que
dentro de pocos dfas regresaran
a Espana.
Recibiransa los queqidos COM
paneros en- ell aerodromo Peter
O.. Knight, una delegation de,
Grtpo Antifascista Italiano y
del Comite Popular Democrat
co de SocOrro a Espana.
Ibahez fue Ell primero en- ba-
jar del avi6n y fue saludado por
Alfonso Coniglio, Vicente Anti
nori, Juan Lassus y su esposa,
LEO, un hijo de Coniglio, Vic
tcriano Manteiga, nuestro d.
rector; Pedro Ramirez Moya,
Ramonin Rodriguez y 81, espo-
sa, las companeras Gonzalez, Au
raio Prado, Jr., y otras perso-
mas. Lo mismo Sc hizo despues
con Del Moral.
Uno de los companeros su1id
al coche de Coniglio y d.ro al de
Antinori, saliendo ell grupo ha.
cia Ybor.
Dos dias invirtieron en- Ell via
je en- aeroplano desde Los An
ga'es a Tampa.
Los dose queridos "milicia-
ncs" traen con eIlos las impre-
stones de I'm viaje por TODD q
pals, en- aeroplano, y las vibra-
clones de la Espana que lucha
contra 81 fascismo internacio-
nal.
A las seis de la tarde de hoy,
Ell Grupo Antifascista Y Ell Co
mite Poplar Damocratico do
sequiaran con una comida, en- e.
restaurant Columbia, a los cu.-
tos viajeros.
Mas tarde, a las $3.50. serdn
presentados en- Ell Centre Obre-
no, donde hablaran de Espana y
de la justicia de So causa.
PreSidira ell acto de hoy, en-
Ia casa de los trabajadores, ea S1
Jose Martinez, presidente del
Comite P. Democratico DE- Soco.
rro a Espafa.
Manana, en- el teatro del Cen,
1o Asturiano, 81 Dr.. Felix Mar.
Il Ih&Ass Preauneiara Una cen,
La gaceta., 1938-10-11
LINDBERGH Sc ABSTIENE
DE HACER COMMENTARIES

Amsterdam, Holanda, Octu-
bre 11.-Sali6 hoy para Ber-
lin, en- SD aeroplano, ell coronel
Lindbergh y su esposa.
Sc neg6 a comentar ell famo-
so photo la denuncia hecha
contra el por IL de los mas no
tables aviadores rusos, los cua-
les lie califican de intolerante
e insolente.
Lindbergh va a Berlin como
invitado del Comite Internaclo
nal de Aviaci6n, que allf SO
reunira.
La gaceta., 1938-10-11

Manteniendo SUI lealtad a Ia
Union International, en- la que
ingresara NduntariameElte, Ell
obrero torcedor, dependiente,
escogedor, rezagador, reitera su
adhesion ell frente undo.
I'm salto al CLIO equivaldria a
perder Ell terreno ganado.
Tenemos para Ell CLIO el res
peto a que es acreedor, pero nc
encaja, por ahora, en- la estruc-
tura social Y obrera de la Flori-
da.
La Union debe vigorizarse y
luchar todos, rnidos, para elimi-
mar las dificultades que acaban
de surgir.
Dificultades que pudieran a.
llanarse, sin "~saatos", y para ma
yor comprehension de todos.
Los agravios de ahora, consi-
derados EN- conjunto, son peque-
nos.
La gaceta., 1938-10-11
Espana Sc opone a que Portugal
sea sacrificada en- sus c%olonias
Un a~rticulo de LA V~anguardia" expresa
Ell sentir del Gobierno
Los facciosos califican de comunistas a los
amigos del Battalion Lincoln

Barci5ona, Octubre 1l.-Lo
rue puede considerarse como IL
M declaration semioficial en- 81
asuntc de Portugal apareci6 a.
yer EN- Ell diario la Vanguar-
iia," 6rgano del Gobierno.
Ed inter@S descansa en- ell he
mo de que la ESpana Repub:i-
cana lejos de aceptar los ARE
toS por 81 misma, esta prepara-
4 par& Op0narSe a Inglaterra 81
te regimen coHiniera en- dar
y Alemania las ccaonias de Por-
tugal. lndirectamente la Repi-
tlica sc ha trocado en- d.fenso-
"a d: Portugal.
AGegurase Ell Ell arti,ulo cue
A Nmanla parece ahora prepa
rada para pedir la redistrbbl
ci6n de las colonias Y demanda
que los grandes poderes Sc las
comedian con Sacfificio de Ho-
!arda, Belgica y particularmen.
tie Poiluugal.
I'm viejo satellite de Ingla.
terra, dice ell articulo, sc pons
nervioso en- vista de 10 ocurridC
a los checos.
'rConfrontados con un profile
ma de esta clase, tcdos los espa,
noles somos uno. A pesar de les
errores de Portugal cnn reeereq
cha q lac ausa esencial de ID Els.
paila rapubiicana, este no not
prohibe levantar la voz contra ID
iniquidad que al presente Sc in.
yuiba denaro de las eabezas de
os dictadores de la politica EN-.
ropea.
tRecuerda ell peri6dlco aut
Espana y Portugal son dos pal,
SEES hermanos, en- la peninsula
.b6rica, creadores de imperios
y que a ellos incumbe tomar una
acci6n unlda en- defensa de suS
intereses.
Haee alg1n tempo Ell primer
ministro Negrin contestando q
los temores expresados EN- Lon
dres de que una victoria leal en-
Espaha pudiera poner EN- peli.
gro la existencia de Portugal, di
10 a los periodistas espanoles y
corres0pnsales extranjeros que
Espana faVOrece ell manteni-
Imiento de la integridad terrific
rial portuguese, y que Sc halla-
La gaceta., 1938-10-11

ba p~i,parada para garantizar-
la.
David Amariglio, miembro de
IS Amigos de la Brigada A5ra-
Am I!neo'n, dijo aver en- Fran
ia de ed diSpcne del dinsro
ara reembarcar a los haridos y
prisioneros, 81 Burgos los entire
"a.
Los facciosos aseguran qus les
Amigos del Battalion Abraham
Lincoln son cOmunistas, mi.m-
bros del partido comlnista de
Is Esi AIDES Unidcs.
Amarigiio no mega sus SIM
atlas, CON los comuniItas pero
}Segura que su mission es hcma-
"A, no politica.
De los catorce hombres de-
ueltos a Espana, por los rebel-
es, EN- los 1ltimos dias, solo IL
10, Samuel Romer, es cascade. A
ltima bora sc descubri6 en- Bur
'gos que John 0'Birne no era a.
mericano y en- su lrgar pusieron
a Lecpoldo Berman. O'Birne, un
irlandes, sigpe prisione~o.
La gaceta., 1938-10-11

Todas las ideas politicas en-
ESpa1a, se han undo para Ia
causa com1n de la defensa de Ia
R~epUblica.
Ell comunista, Ell anarquista,
Cd socialista, 81 republican,, uni
dos y con una misme finalidad
veneer.
Union de pechos contra eli enc
migo porque a la bora del triun
TO ell pueblo resolvera, por me-
do de TN plebiscito, la forma de
gobierno que mas lie convene.
Union. la base de la victo-
ria.
La gaceta., 1938-10-11

Cuando escribimos estas IL
meas, amigos y hermanos Marti
Y Del Moral, los soadados de "a
RepGblica alcai5an de capturar
las montanas de Pandols y anne
nazan de nuevo a Gandesa.
Ell ejercito de la Rep6blica da
otra nueva prceba de que en- es-
tos momentos es ell primer ejer-
otto de Europa, en- valentia, dis
ciplina Y moral ,aunque no en-
armamentos.
Otra ofensiva bien planeada
y "primorosamente' ejecutada.
Como este les servira a uste-
deS de algeria, como a nosotros,
gritamos a TODD pulm6n: Viva
Ia Rep1blica y Ell Ejercito del
pueblo.