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La gaceta., 1938-07-28
CHARLIE WALL ABSUELTO
POR ORDEN DEL JUEZ
ALBURY

Ell juez William v. Aibury.
de la Corte de 10 Criminal, or.
demo hoy a un Jurado, POGO
despues de las IL, emitiera un
veredicto de absoiucion a ia.
vor de Charlie Wall, quedan-
do este en- libertad de los car
gos de operar una casa de jue-
60.
No hubo juicio en- eli proce-
SO, en- cuanto a Wall, aun Guam
do ell ministerio publico Sc o.
puso, en- horas de la manana,
a Ia tests de la defensa.
Fueron Hamados a declarar
E. Sheldon Jenkins, miembro
que fue del Gran Jurado, v e.
.teniente fiscal Umstot.
Rex Farrior declare en- IL
tarde de aver y tuvo que con.
testar a centenares de pregun-
tas hechas por Pat Whitaker.
Farrior admitio que Sc lie
habfa prometido inmunidad a
Wall en- cuanto a delitos an
teriores, pero sin ofrecerle in
munidad sobre futuras viola
clones de la ley.
Dio a entender Ell fiscal que
por falta de cooperation de o.
tras autoridades el Gran Jura
do habia tenido que actuar por
SUI cuenta.
La gaceta., 1938-07-28
Mientras los f~acciosos mienten, las tropas
leales siguen pasando Ell rio Ebro
La ofensiva republican, asombra a los
estrategas de Paris y Moscou

| Dellwyn, de 1,451 toneladas.
I'm Instructor ingles, ell HE
no" presenci6 uno de los ataques
= NADIA hizo para defender la
>andera mercante de su naci6n.
Diez trimotores de los faccio-
sos bombardearon aver a Tara
roma, incendiando varios edifi-
clos.
Toda la sierra de Mequinen-
"a Sc halla dominada por las tro-
pas republicanas, segun un des-
pacho de Barcelona.
I'm hidro italiano trat6 aver
lie acercarse a la costa, en- Bar
eelona, y las baterfas antiaereas
e hicieron huir.
Los elementos derechistas de
Hendaya confiesan hoy la de-
rota Ell ell frente catalan, pero
tratan de restarle importancia.
FL avance de la infanteria tia
lana, en- el frente de Valencia,
hizo que ell Gobierno llamara de
nuevo a los internacionales v les
pusiera en- accion. Marehan los
internacionales en- la vanguar-
dia de las columnas llegadas a
Gandesa, incluyendo a centena-
res de jovenes de los E. Unidos.
Gandesa esta en- poder de mo-
ros e italianos ''flechas negras"
por 10 que Sc supone surgira o.
ira carrera como la de Guada-
lajara.
CalcGlase que Ell ejercito leal
de la ofensiva 10 integran mas
de 10000 hombres.
Entire los 1000 prisioneros
heohos figuran centenares de
italianos y moros.
El avance leal EN- los dltimos
dias cubri6 una extension, a fon
do, de mas de 20 millas.
Esperase la caida de Gandesa
dentro de pocas horas Alli Sc
concentran mas de 10000 solda
dos republicanos, con artillerfa.
Gandesa, Ell opinion del man.
do, es ell punto central de las CO.
municaciones y sc dijo reciente-
mente que alli habia establecido
su Quartet general ell jefe fac
Villalba de los ARGOS, en- po-
der del ejercito republican,, es
otra posici6n de importancia.
Ell general Rojo, jefe de esta-
mayor, avanza con ell ejerci-
to de retaguardia, que Sc encuen
ira a corta distancia.
Las tropas leales cruzaron ell
Ebro por ID diferentes puntos
a la vez.
La gaceta., 1938-07-28
LA DECLARATION DE CHI.
WALL ANTE Ell GRAN JU
RADIO

Ell abogado Pat Whitaker,
defensor de Charles Wall en-
la causa de juego prohibido.
presento aver en- la Corte del
Circuito, pidiendo Sc agrega-
ra a las actuaciones, la decla-
racion integra de Wall ante
ell Gran Jurado del condado.
Whitaker 10 hizo para pro-
bar que Sc habia ofrecido in
munidad a Wall.
Durante su declaration men
cion6 Wall al asesinato de I'll
to v dijo habia ofrecido una
%recompensa de $4,000 por la
captura del criminal. Confes6
que Tito y Felipe La Russo e.
ran sus socios en- "El Dorado"
Tan pronto Tito fue asesi-
nado comprendio que sc apro.
ximaban malos dias para ell
iuego, suponiendo que los pc
ri6dicos iban a entrar en- &C
ci6n.
Wall dijo que Sc habia me-
lido a "banquero" de juego
cuando regres6 a Tampa, sin
dinero, luego de una enferme.
dad.
arias veces someti6 a Tito a
.prueba Y en- todas pudo COM
probar que era honesto.
FL juego por medic del
bond" sc estableci6 EN- Tam
pa por otro sindicato, que va
no esta aqui.
Preguntado sobre Jimie Lu-
mis- y Jose Romano, en- rela :
ci6n con ell Cafe Naples, diio
que 10 de la propiedad en- Guam
to a Jimmie no era otra cosa
que rumores, lpero que Roma
no ST estaba "conectado" con
csc cafe.
Mencion6 en- su declaration
a Mario Perla y Ell ircendio de
una casa en- Tampa Terrace,
Perla, segun Charlie, es un ju
gador.
Cit6 tambien a Gonzalo "a
rate, a quien en- differences o
casiones t~rataron de asesinar,
sin lograrlo, y a Maynard VIII
liams.
LEY DE BOLIVIA PARA FL
CONTROL DE LAS ACTIVI-
DADES ~EXTRA
La gaceta., 1938-07-28
DOS A DE PEIOTA
EN-

Ell domingo Sc efectuaran dos
desafios de pelota entire mucha-
chas, en- ell parque de Cuscaden,
a las 2.30.
Harry's Cookies Sc batira con
la novena que lleva Ell nombre de
Miami y H. Sporting Goods con
Miami Beach.
Diez centavos Sc cobrara por
"a entrada. Con ell dinero Sc ayu
dara a costear ell viaje de una o
dos novenas al torneo nacional,
que Sc vsrificara en- Chicago
La gaceta., 1938-07-28
ESpana avanza...


Sin aeroplanos, sin tanques,
con escasa artilleria, ell ejercito
del pueblo avanza.
Contundente prueba de que
no pasaran, como hemos dichO
nosotros en- centenares de ar
ticulos.
No importa que los cobar-
des fascistas italianos combaten
en- las lineas de vanguardia de
los facciosos... NO PASARAN.
Lucia de pueblo contra trai
dores y canallas lucha de ciuda
danos contra siervos y escla-
vos...
Ell amor a la libertad da fuer-
"a a los brazos, claras ideas a Ia
mente y resiste... y triunfa.
La gaceta., 1938-07-28

Amaba y no era correspond
do ell joven que Sc lanz6 a la ca
lie desde Ell Ito piso...
Tn clavo SAGA otro clavo,
Cuando un amor Sc marcha... lo
mas l0gico es buscar otro.
Cuando Ell amor cierra una
puerta, siempre deja abiertas
milloneS de elias.
La gaceta., 1938-07-28
Capftulo segundo de la nove-
la: la absoluci0n del inocente.

Nos veremos ell domingo en- el
Picnic de Picnics. Ell billete con
derecho a almuerzo, bale, oxf-
geno bajo los robes, gaitero, pc
licula, ETC., solo lie costara $1.25.
Descontados los gastos, Sc
compraran cuatro ambulancias
para la Cruz Roja Espanola.
La OCCASION es ideal para SER
vir a una eausa justa y al mis-
mo tempo socorrer . los cue
Sufran.
La gaceta., 1938-07-28

Despacho de Burgos: estamos
"limpiando" los grupos leales
que pasaron ell rio Ebro.
Use quiere una mejor prueba
de la desvergienza fascista?
Mienten a su retaguardia...
para hacer Greer a los siervos
que la victoria sc acerca.
La gaceta., 1938-07-28

i,No saba Ell amigo Farrior,
como abogado, que era Illegal
ESQ que hizo por medic de los
mobiles ciudadanos del gran ju-
RADIO?
ST 10 saba y 10 hizo... nos gas
to una broma.
81 no 10 saba. sera mejor
que en- la pr6xima ocasi6n sc
consulte con Pat.
La gaceta., 1938-07-28

Tres columnas convergen en-
direction de Gandesa; pero los
follones de Burgos declararon
con voz aflautada: lie hemos he
che cruzar Ell RIO.
Y cuando caiga Gandesa di-
ran: Les dejamos entrar, por
cortesfa y carinito.
La gaceta., 1938-07-28

iQuiso decir Farrior que no
encontraba apoyo de las autori-
dades del condado en- cuanto a
la persecution del juego?
ltPor que no escribe un relate
81 senior fiscal y 10 dice todo...?
La gaceta., 1938-07-28

Luego de afirmar que habfa
"limpiado" de r~epubicanos ell
territorio donde los leales Sc en-
cuentran hoy, ell mando faccio-
so hizo saber que volara las re-
presas para dificultar ell avance
de los soldados del pueblo.
Si los rechazaron y vencie-
ron... ipara que volar las repre-
sas?
ISera Francisco Franco eli
campeon del cinismo europeo2
La gaceta., 1938-07-28
OARBONELL REPRESENTA-
RIA A CUBA

Habana, Julio 81. Ell DIR.
Nestor CarboneH representara
a Cuba, con caracter de embaja-
dor extraordinario, en- la toma
de possession del DIR. Santos, pre-
sidente electo de Colombia.
La noticia Sc di6 aver en- la
Secretarfa de Estado.
La gaceta., 1938-07-28
IMPUESTO CONTRA LA SAL

Habana, Julio 27.-En los pri
meros dias de agosto empezara
a cobrarse Ell nuevo impuesto a
la sal.
FL az1car tambien paga i'm
puesto especial.
La gaceta., 1938-07-28

lC6mo anda Ell boycott de la
Bolita, de los Glen numeritos y
ell saco?
Ell pueblo latino siempre ha
sido la victima de los Vicios de
otros, Y de la "protecci6n" de
los notables.
La gaceta., 1938-07-28

boANSlOilat lullo ioA-
ciosos dijeron hoy que volaran
las represas del rio Ebro, en- Ca
taluna, con ell fin de contener la
Marcia de las tropas leales,
mandadas por ell general Her
nandez Sarabia.
IE eiercito republican,, en-
cuatro dias de ofensiva, ha cap
turado mas de una veintena de
aldeas y pueblos y miles de pri-
sioneros facciosos.
Derrotados y huyendo, los je-
fes fascistas dijeron hoy q su
retaguardia que "limpian" ell
territorio de republicanos, aun-
que su infanterla la de Franco,
todavia no ha cesado de correr.
En- las dltimas "a horas ell e.
jercito republican, pas6 varios
miles de hombres y artilleria,
por ell Ebro, no obstante los alb
surdos relates de los fascistas.
La vanguardia republican,,
apoyada por la a%rtilleria. Sc en-
cuentra a las puertas de Candle
sa, una valiosa posici6n estrate-
gica.
Los puentes de pontones del
gobierno son atacados por la a.
viaci6n del enemigo; pero ell e.
jercito continGa pasando, EN- a.
pogo de la vanguardia, que cru
10 ell lunes.
Continuance usando, dice ell
gobierno, los puentes de ponto-
mes Y los botes.
Tres columnas leales Sc italian
EN- Gapdesa, ocupando una la
porci6n norte. otra la sur y la
tercera la este.
La c%arretera que los faccio-
sos utilizaban, en- direction de
Alicante, esta sujeta a un vio-
lento bombardeo.
Impedira ell fuego de la arti-
Herfa leal que ell enemigo trail
ga refuerzos de otros frentes.
Alarmados, los fascistas del
frente de Valencia aguardan Cd
denes.
Las operaciones de los faccio-
sos en- Extremadura y en- 81 fren
te de Valencia fracasaron O
complete.
IDespachos de Londres, Paris,
Praga y Moscou expresan ell a.
sombro de algunos expertos mi
lltares que no cream al ejercito
republican, en- condolences de
tomar la ofensiva en- ninguno de
los sectores.
La habilidad en- resistir, jun
to a la potencia en- Ell ataque, di-
10 aver un general frances, prue
lba que Ell ejercito republican,
espanol, necesitado de equipo, es
al presente uno de los mejores
del mundo.
En- los circulos m~ilitares fran
ceses, rusos e ingleses Sc EXPIRE
admiration por la nueva ofen
silva leal, que no era aguardada.
Todos los jefes elogia MIA mara
viAosa exactitud desplegda por
oficiales y soldados.
Creese en- Paris que Franco
pedira refuerzos a Mussolini v
gu este sc los mandara: pero
nuevas tropas italianas en-
tran en- Espana, Sc tiene la Sc
guridad de que ell Gobierno de
abrira de par en- par
la frontera, de modo que el Co
bierno legitimo pueda abastecer
Sc.
I'm nuevo envio de tropas a
Espaha, por parte de Mussolini.
dara ell goipe de muerte al pac-
to anglo-italiano.
Esperase que sea mandada a
Franco, por ell Gabinete de
Chamberlain, otra nota de pro-
tesla con motive del hundimien-
to en- Gandia del vSper iaglss
La gaceta., 1938-07-28

itPor que no escribe Charles
unas memorials, relatandolo to-
do, v las vende a una agencia de
publicidad?
I'm buen negocio para sustl-
tuir al cerrado... 81 es que ed otro
no retorna.
La gaceta., 1938-07-28

Charles 10 dijo todo... menos
10 que no lie convenia decir.
Los hombres inteligentes 10
dicen todo... pero siempre dejan
en- la cartera 10 que no debe de-
cirse.
La gaceta., 1938-07-28

A los tabaqueros sera presen-
tado un nuevo convenio reSulta-
do de prolongadas negociacio-
mes
Cuando los Delegates de dos
trabajadores 10 aceptaron, en-
principle, sin lugar a duda que
debe ser convenience para ell
hombre que trabaja en- las fabri
cas-.
Ell sabado expresara su volun
tad la mayoria, democraticamen
tie, por medic del vote .
La gaceta., 1938-07-28

Capitulo final de la novela
Ell boycott y la persecution de
la Bolita.
La gaceta., 1938-07-28

Capit.O tercero de "a novela
ell fiscal que Sc divide del punto
de la inmunidad.
La gaceta., 1938-07-28

Absuelto Charlie WAN. POr
la parte que nos toca gritamos
Viva la inocencia.
La gaceta., 1938-07-28

Capitulo primero de la move
la: "desde las sopas hasta las
nueces".
La gaceta., 1938-07-28

Ell que a buen abogado Sc arri
ma. de la carcel Sc escapa.
La gaceta., 1938-07-28

iQuien mat6 a Tito?
Use halla todavia en- pie la O.
ferta de los 5000 d6lares?
La gaceta., 1938-07-28
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

buen abogado Sc arrima."....- Capitulos de la
novela.
Evening star., 1938-09-19
the nation was ready for any eventu-


the nation was ready for any eventu-
ality.
Citizens were advised to preserve
calm to give the government effec-
tive evidence Of support.
The Auglo-French conclusions are
being studied from the standpoint
OF vital interests throughout the coun-
try" said the inspired press bureau
statement.
These interests can be defended
ony If the people preserve calm
and fullest confidence In the gov
ernment.
AL sectors Of the government, the
President and representatives Of al
(see PRAGUE. Page A-l.)
Evening star., 1938-09-19

later reversed this, contending that
the death arose out Of the employment.
The Maryland Casualty Co., which
held the insurance on the restaurant
employees, then came into District
Court and sought to annul these pro-
ceedings, but the lower tribunal de-
clined to 80 hold and awarded COM
pensation to the widow and minor
child. The company then appealed.
Frank A. Cardillo, deputy commits
sioner OF the Compensation Commits
sion, and Martha Jennings, the widow,
were represented by Ernest F. Cole
man, United States Attorney David A.
Pine, Assistant United States Attor-
ney Allen J. Krouse, z. Lewis Dalby,
Charles T. Branham and william A.
Powell, all Washington attorneys.
The opinion was written by Asso-
ciate Henry w. Edgerton and the
case was heard before him and Asso-
ciate Justices Justin M. Miller and
Fred M. Vinson.
Evening star., 1938-09-19
Employees Injured in Quarrel
Held Entitled to Compensation

If. in . quarrel over work, one
employe is led to strike another, the
resulting injury arises out of the
employment and the deceased's widow
and minor child are entitled to COM
pensation, under the Workmen's Com
pensation Act here, the United States
Court Of Appeals held today in affirm
ing the lower courts findings.
German Jennings, assistant cook in
q restaurant, was killed with . meat
cleaver by Buster Steadman, q bus
boy, the court recalled. There were
no other witnesses, and Steadman ran
away and hid, but was taken and
tried for murder, the court said, but
upon claiming self defense he was
acquitted. Although the deputy COM
missioner Of the United States En-
ployees' Compensation Commission at
first denied compensation. holding the
death Of Jennings resulted from his
wllful intent to injure another, he
Evening star., 1938-09-19
Summary Of Today's Star

Page Page.
Amusements, Bis Radio ---B-11
Comics --B-14-15 Short Story Bill
Editorials ---A-10 Society -----B-13
Finance ----A-17 Sports, A-14-15-16
Lost & Found Bill Woman's
Obituary ----A-12 Page ----B-10
FOREIGN.
Peace "deal' O.K'd by British and
French cabinets Page Al
Prague Is studying proposals of
Britain and France. Page Al
NaA press sees Czechoslovakia aban-
doned to Reich. Page AZ
Sudetens reveal Czechs broke planned
putsch. Page A-3
Munich Is hopeful peace can be pre-
served. Page Al
II Duce to speak to world again to-
morrow. Page Al
Czech defenses ready to meet German
onslaught. Page AS
France orders preparations for war
stopped. Page AS
Spain denounces League, Britain and
France. Page AS
NATIONAL.
President Roosevelt confers on neu-
trality law. Page Al
New w. P. A. organization planned to
keep Roosevelt in ONCE. Page Az
New York vote tomorrow to be last OF
purge" tests. Page Al
Club-armed pickets enforce strike at
Chrysler plant. Page AZ
Hitler expected to attack within
week. Page Az
Pennsylvania labor to decide on politi-
cal Inducements. Page AS
Seizure Of polling lists stirs South
Carolina controversy. Page AS
Charles +. Scott, Kansas publisher. dies
1t age of 78 years. Page ALI
Evening star., 1938-09-19
CLIPPER NORDWIND ,
IS LOCATED SAFE
German Craft Alights Without
Any Trouble in Fog OF
Kings Park.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept 1s.-Pan-Amer-
ican Always received a wireless report
today from the German transatlantic
clipper Nordwind that it had alighted
of Kings Park in Long Island Sound,
about Is miles from the Port Washing
ton seaplane base. The clipper was
reported to have alighted without
trouble.
First reports that the German clip
ped was having trouble in the heavy
weather and fog came from the Boston
station of the United States Coast
Guard, which had dispatched two cut
ters to Edgartown, on the east coast Of
Marthas Vineyard.
At Port Washington it was said that
the Friesenland would proceed imme-
diately from the base there to bring
the Nordwind in.
Pan-American said there was crew
of four aboard the Nordwind.
Evening star., 1938-09-19
j. .S.TRADEPOL|CY
|SHA|[EDB BY HULL
ASBOON TOPEACE
1000 Leaders From Fl
Countries at Congress
on Management.
CRISIS ABROAD KEEPS
OFFICIAL FROM TALKS
Steady Reduction of Tariffs to Aid
All Nations, Member of
Cabinet Declares.

Their deliberations shadowed by the
European crisis, 1000 industrial execu-
tives and scientific experts from 81
countries met here today at the Cham
Der OF Commerce of the United States
in the seventh triennial session of the
International Management Congress
The gravity of world affairs was
brought home strongly to the dele
gates, many Of renown in their re-
spective fields, when Secretary Of State
Hull was forced to forego a personal
appearance for an address welcome
His speech. in which he laid emphasis
on the value of trade pacts to pro-
mote international amity, was read
instead by George Messersmith, As
sistant Secretary Of State.
1t was touched on also by other
speakers, among them Emanuel Slech-
ia of Czechoslovakia, representative
Of the Czechoslovak National Com
mittee for Scientific Organization.
Greeted with particular warmth when
he arose to answer the welcoming
speeches, the Czech spokesman was
accorded the most vigorous demon
stration of the opening session as he
commented tersely:
Il think the world Is in a great
need Of international management"
Mr.. Slechta was followed by Lord
Leverhulme. Others who responded
were Alex Brule of Paris, a French
industrialist: George Seebauer, who
heads a German scientific organization
and Francisco Mauro Of the National
Research Council of Milan. Italy.
WilliSH. Booth, vice president of the
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York,
and head of the American Congress
Council, who called the congress to
order. told the delegates that I'VE are
facing trying and perhaps turbulent
times, but we are not facing destruc-
tion."
He said that ''the emphasis Of the
political over the economic necessities
of countries in framing momentary
national policies emphasize the impor-
tance Of continued study and research
IN an effort to bring about better inter-
national economic understanding as
a basis for subsequent political under.
standing"
In the brief address which he sent
to the conclave, Secretary Hull de-
Tended his long struggle against inter-
national trade barriers.
THE United States" he said, has
endeavored to work out a policy for
steady reduction of world trade bar
riers to promote mutually beneficial
exchange, so that the genius Of any,
one in any country may be made avail
able for the benefit of everybody in
all countries.
Return to Standards.
This we have done in the firm
belief that thereby there would be
created in all countries conditions
contributing to removal of pressure
leading toward military action and
(See MANAGEMENT, Page A-3D
Evening star., 1938-09-19
CABINETS FAVOR
DEAL ON 'CzECHS'
Chamberlain Is Expected to
Make Trip Soon to
See Hitler.
BY the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. 19.-The govern
ments Of Britain and France today
gave approval, apparently unanimous,
to tremendous international deal to
satisfy Adolf Hitler and keep Europe s
great democracies out of war.
With almost desperate hnality the
cabinets of London and Paris ap-
proved the decisions made by their
premiers here yesterday, accepting
Hitler's demands on Czechoslovakia
and proposing system Of guarantees
which they hope will bring Central
European peace at the price of Czech
oslovakias Sudetenland.
No Further Session Today.
Breaking up their 125-minute ses-
sion the British ministers merely an
nounced they had no plans for a
further meeting today. But highly au-
thoritative sources said they had made
final their previous tacit approval of
the French and British Premiers'
agreement.
United States Ambassador Joseph P.
Kennedy called at the Prime Minister'S
official residence-a daily occurrence
/~-- ~ny~~l,
Evening star., 1938-09-19
STRIKE IN CAFETERIA

Government Printing ONCE en-
ployes were forced to find lunch out
side the building today when more
than so employees of the g. P. O..
cafeteria went out on strike.
Garland P. Webb, business agent Of
the Hotel and Restaurant Employees
Alliance. Local 7sl, which organized
the workers about two months ago,
said the strike was called because Of
unwillingness Of cafeteria oficials to
discuss proposed wage increase
agreement presented about two weeks
ago. The striking workers are not
Government employees. ...
Evening star., 1938-09-19
FIREBUG BLAZES
R0UT so FAMILIES
Alcoholic Pyromaniac' Is Blamed
in Brooklyn-Six Apartment
Houses Are Lighted.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. ia firebus
that authorities believed to be an al
coholic pyromaniac" terrorized so
families in six Brooklyn apartment
houses early today, driving them into
the streets in their night clothes.
The fires broke out within q space
Of so minutes in the Brownsville Sec
ton Of Brooklyn, all but one in rub
bish In the Easements. The sixth fire
was In baby carriage near the stair.
way landing ON the top floor.
Fire Marshal Thomas p. Brophy
ordered an immediate and widespread
search Of the section. He said he was
convinced the fires were started by an
alcoholic pyromaniac" who was
obsessed with . desire 10 watch IRE
trucks speed to the scene.
Evening star., 1938-09-19

Inc government was expected
to issue a communique by the
end Of the day to outline its posi-
ton on the Anglo-French pro-
posals.
Press Bureau Statement.
The official press bureau issued
. statement saying the government
was studying the Anglo-French de-
cision to meet Adolf Hitler's demands
in the Light Of recent statements by
President Eduard Benes and Premier
Milan Ho6za."
The President had emphasized
Czechoslovakia's courage to face the
situation" and Premier Hodza in 4
radio address yesterday said datly
there would be no plebiscite and that