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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-10
FREAK PLAY
 IS WINNER
 FOR SOLONS
Pitcher Frietas Strikes Out, Beats Peg to First,
 Then Later Scores
(By Associated Prese)

Pitcher Tony Frietas struck out last night but won the game for Sac ramento which gives them four game lead in the Pacific Coast League race.
 Here is how the play was made.
 Freitas third strike slipped out of Hollywood catcher Chicks hands and Freitas beat the peg to first base. He later scored on a fly by Buster Adams which was the only run to be chalked up.
 Portland staged a rally in the third which gave them a lead which was maintained to the end of the game for a win over San Francisco.
 Los Angeles last night scored five runs in the ninth inning to beat Seattle.
 San Diego made it three straight over Oakland last night,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-10
About Dickens

COXTIE GREEN, Eng, June 10. George Woolley who believes he is the last surviving servant of Charles Dickens, celebrated his Ssh birthday recently. Woolley, who started work as the age of 15, was under-g gardener at Gads Hill Place for several years.
 There never was better mas ter,' he declares. He always was kind and generous and all the ser wants loved him.
 He took Christmas as seriously in his own home as he did in his novels. He would have special greeting and present for each one of us"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-10
GOODIE SALE

By Methodist Ladies' Aid Saturday, June II, at Bert's Cash Grocery Featuring Mrs. Crone's potato salad.
 adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-10

the Islanders seem to hold over them, will be the aim of Pap eff forts in tonight's battle. Claude Erskine is expected to hurl for Douglas, while Lefty Smith is most likely to be his opponent in the seven-inning battle.
 Apple Belted
 Ball. blasting seemed to be in tnc blood of the Moose hitters last night; for they belted the apple to all corners of the park for three doubles and one triple, besides four singles-and were only held to two bases on some of those drives by the new ruling on the partially installed new fence
 It was Joe Werner, Pap third base guardian, who last night found his eye and kept his foot out of the bucket long enough to lash cut a pair of doubles that. drove across three of the seven Moose markers. Close behind Werner in turning loose the power were Kelly Blake, with a triple and a single, and cleanup made Joe Snow, who clouted a pair of handy one-basers
 First Score
 Following thwarted scoring at tempts by both hines in the two opening frames, the Paps put across the first score in the last of th5 third when Blake's freak triple through the right fielder was back ed up by Fritz Schmitz' single.
 In the first of the four h though, it looked as though the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-10
LEFTY GROVE
 PITCHES FOR
 10TH VICTORY
N w York Giants Take Their Third Straight
 from Chicago Cubs
(By Associated Press)

Lefty Grove blanked Cleveland yesterday for his tenth win.
 Jimmy FoXx drove in two runs with his eighteenth homer
 The Giants made it three straight over the Chicago Cubs.
 The Pirates clubbed Jim Turner for ten hits and defeated the Bos- ton Bees yesterday.
 Rookie Dario Lodigiani clouted out homer yesterday with the bases loaded and paced the Athletics to win over the Tigers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-10
GAMES THURSDAY Pacific COact T,aagr.I

PacIf1c coast Ledgt.. Portland 5; San Francisco 3. Los Angeles 8; Seattle 2. Oakland 1; San Diego II. Sacramento 1; Hollywood 0.
 National League Boston 3; Pittsburgh 5. New York 8; Chicago 5.
 American League Chicago 3; New York 5. Cleveland 0: Boston 8. Philadelphia 8, Detroit 5. St. Louis 4; Washington 6. Gastineau Channel League Elks 2; Moose '.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-10
MISS COLWELL LEAVING

Margaret Colwell, grade school teacher, will leave for the States Monday on the Aleutian. She will go to Nebraska, via Idaho and Ore gon where she will visit with friends and relatives.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-10
THE BOX SCORE

Replaced McVey in last half of fourth inning. Replaced Russell in last half of fourth inning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-10
SPOKANE BOXER
 WINS DECISION

NUTELEY, NJ, June 10.-Tiger Jack Fox. of Spokane, Wash, lead ing contender for the light heavy weight crown, last night took an eight round decision from Yustin Sirutis of New York.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-07-07
925 Students Are
Going To Summer
School At Boone

Nine hundred and twenty-five
students are enrolled at Appalachian
College, says report issued from
the office of the registrar Of these
804 hail from 80 of North Carolina's
100 counties, while 121 come from
Is other states.
The tabulation reveals that there
are students from the following
states: Arkansas, Delaware, Florida,
Georgia, Illinois, Massachusetts,, New
York, Pennsylvania, South Carolina
Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia
and Vermont.
1t is also pointed out that in North
Carolina SIS students come from
east of the Blue Ridge and 229 from
west of the mountain range.
There are 722 female collegians
and 293 male, representing ia col.
leges. There are 1872 bachelor de.
grees.
The first six weeks term closes
July 16, the second begins July 10
and ends August 26, with the regu.
lar fall term opening on August 81
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-07-07
Increase In WPA
Salaries Ordered
Boost Of SIS A Month Is Decreed
For Ii States, Including
North Carolina.

Washington, July 1.-The works
progress administration ordered to-
day pay increases averaging about
S. a month for all WPA workers in
Is states, mainly in the south.
The WPA estimated that 100000
in the lowest wage brackets would
benefit.
Making the announcement, Ad-
ministrator Harry L. Hopkins said:
''The new minimum wage rates
created for these half-million work
ers receiving the lowest monthly Sc
curly wages, while still inadequate
in my judgment, give these people
something nearer to an income
dard of living"
The increase was ordered at the
direction of President Roosevelt, the
announcement said.
The states are North Carolina,
South Carolina, Virginia, South Car
DINA, Virginia, Kentucky, Florida,
Arkansas, Alabama, Georgia, Louis
lana, Tennessee, Mississippi, Texas
and Oklahoma.
Hopkins said the new scale meant
that no WPA workers would receive
! less than a dollar a day in any re-
gion
Comparative monthly wage scale
announced for the various states in
cluded: b.
North Carolina and Virginia-Old
scale $21 in communities under S.
900 population to IS in those over
100000 for unskilled workers, rang
ing up to $40 in communities under
5000 to $75 in those over 100000 for
professional and technical workers;
new scale, $25 to $40 for unskilled,
to $48 to $40 for professional and
technical workers.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-07-07
Smiths Are In
The Lead On Old
Age Benefit Roll
JOneses. In 9Th Place. JOhnsOnS
Are Second And The Browns
Rank Fourth.

Claims of the American branch
of the Smith family to numerical
superiority over all other family
groups are supported by a survey
the Bureau of Old-Age Insurance
has made of the 100000 social Sc
curity account numbers it has as
signed, w. c. Spruill, Manager of
the Salisbury Office Of the Social Sc
curity Board announced today.
Account numbers have been is
sued to approximately 470,190
Smiths. Next in order are the John
sons with 348,53O, the Browns with
more than 253,75O, the Williamses
with 249,312, and the Millers with
238,98O. The Joneses stand in sixth
place with 232,54O. All variations
in the spelling of a name are
grouped together. For instance,
Schmidt, Schmitz, and Smythe are
considered part of the Smith family.
When the old-age insurance sys-
tenn was being planned, statisticians
estimated that accounts would have
to be set up for about 100000 per-
sons On the basis of this estimate,
filing space was provided for the &C
counts of $4,000 Smiths, 227, 900
Johnsons, 10000 Browns, 10000
Williamses, $4,000 Joneses, and
$4,000 Millers.
Mr.. Spruill cited the high regis
tration of workers in these largest
name groups as an added justifica-
ton for the Boards requirement
that every worker have an individ-
ual account number. Without such
identifying number, it would, he
pointed out, be difficult, and in many
cases impossible, to keep accounts
straight.
The Bureaus survey of it's mil
lions of listed workers also disclos-
es that the shortest family name in
the records is ''E'. Whether "E" is a
man or a woman the Board would
not say, in conformance with its pol
icy of holding it's files confidential.
The longest name yet located is
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-07-07
CalentO Is Ranked
Next To Joe Louis

Washington, July 6.-The Nation
al Boxing Association this week
ranked Tony Galento as Number
heavyweight, next to Champion Joe
Louis.
Galento's rating was based. on his
consistent knockout wins and the
fact that he is willing and anxious
to meet Joe Louis or any other
heavyweight Baer or Farr pre-
ferred,' according to Harry L. Mill
er, chairman of the ratings commit.
tee for the N B. A.
Other heavyweights were ranked
in the following order: Max Baer,
Tommy Farr, Bob Pastor, Max
Schmeling, Gunnar Baar-land, Ros-
coe Toles, Clarence (Red) Burman,
Al Mccoy and Nathan Mann.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-07-07
IRWIN is NJURED
DURING STILL RAID

Sparta, July 4.-Sheriff Walter M.
Irwin suffered severe burns to his
left leg last week in the bullhead
section of Allegany county when he
stepped in vat of boiling mash
while raiding still.
The sheriff will probably be con-
fined to- his home for several weeks,
physicians said.
Sheriff Irwin, with his, son,
Dwayne Irwin and Deputy Sheriff
Dick Gentry, went to the Bullhead
section in search of a still. They
found Arlie Grouse and Bob Pierce
operating an outfit. Both were ar
rested.
While inspecting the still outfit
Sheriff Irwin stepped in the vat Of
boiling mash.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-07-07
AN ORDINANCE
for the
TOWN OF WEST JEFFERSON

AT a meeting of the board of aid
ermen of West Jefferson, held Tues
day night, June FL, an ordinance
was passed, prohibiting the sale of
beer and wine by any establishment
operating within the town limits af-
ter 1880 o'clock at night.
And set up the following penal
ties for violation of this ordinance:
first 0ffense, $1,000; second Offenses
$25.eO and third Offense, revoke E
license.
This ordinance will become eff
fective as prescribed.
This is the 2Srd. day of June, 1888.
DEAN MCMILLAN,
6-3O-2t Town Clerk.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-07-07

Harvey Kennedy realized almost
three million dollars from his in
vention of shoe laces.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-07-07

The official title of the king, of
Siam is "Possessor of Twenty-four
Umbrellas.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-07-07

AS the japanese reckon time this
is the year 1892.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-07-07
New Obd Presbyterian Church Dedicated Next Tuesday
FEDERAL COLLECTIONS
IN STATE HIGHEST YET

Greensboro, July 5.-Federal reve-
enue collections in North Carolina
during the 1878 fiscal year, which
ended June 80, amounted to $685.
946,571.78, an all-time high and an
increase of $15,95o,231. 26 over the
previous fiscal years collections,
which totaled $310,996,3 4O52, ac-
cordingp to figures compiled by I. T.
Newton in the office of Collector of
Internal Revenue Charles H. Rob-
ertSon.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-07-07
ATKINS TO PREACH SUNDAY

Rev. ]. N. Atkins, who is living al
Roscoe, Watauga county, is to min
ister and preach at st. Mary's
church on Sunday, July 10th, at II
o'clock. Many years ago, when sta
toned at Vale Crusis, he served the
Episcopal church in Ashe county. He
win be at Holy Trinity, Glendale
Springs, for service, July 10th, at
800 p. m.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-07-07
Draws StraWs In
Killing OF Boy
FOr Insurance

Waycross, Ca, June 3d. Solicitor
General John S. Gibson said today
a fathers confession disclosed the
shooting of 10-year-old boy as an
insurance killing" in which two
women drew straws" to determine
the role of executioner.
The solicitor said the father, Har-
vey Nelson, roadhouse and filling
station operator, named two en-
ployees, Verna Mae Fowler and
Mary Kent, as fellow conspirators in
a plot to collect 5000 from policy
on the life of his son, J. C. Nelson
The boy was shot to death on the
porch of the fathers place of bust
ness near here May 26.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-07-07

At the present time Jerusalem
covers 1000 acres.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-07-07

It takes 10 geese of average size
to furnish three pounds Of feath-
enough for one pillow Of aver
age size.
La gaceta., 1938-03-10
IDinero, a~cciones y bonos Sc encontraron
enterrados en- I'm convento de Vlch
Autorizado ell Obispo de Teruel
celebrar misas.
Muchos curas han ofrecido sus s~ervicios al
Ministerio de la Guerra

historic de la guerra, bajo una
orden de hace pocos dias que
Sc refiere a los sacerdotes de
edad militar.
A esos curas Sc les permiti-
ra dedicarse a euidar los en-
fermos y heridos y 81 estos 10
piden podran administrators
los servicios religiosos.
Ell sabado por la noche, Sc
gun una noticia official, choc6
ell tren expreso Lerida-TarTa-
gona, con un tren de carga. pc
reciendo 10 personals y %sufrien
do heridas 1913. Ocurri6 ell te-
rrible accidente cerca de Ia
rragona. Autoridades civiles y
m%ilitares interyinieron en- los
trabajos de salvan.ento,
La gaceta., 1938-03-10
UNA CARTA PASTORAL
DEL ~EPISCOPADO ALE
MAN
"Ninguna Amenaza
nos Detendra"

Berlin.-Hoy ha sido Zelda
en- todas las iglesias cat6licas
de Alemania una carta pasto-
raj del episcopado aleman. Es-
ia carta, que es una respuesta
a los recientes discusses de los
Ministries Kerrl y Goebbels,
fue transmitida por la noche
a los parrocos por correo espe-
.cial. Hasta Ultima bora sc guar
do ell mayor secreto.
La carta recuerda que la
propaganda anticristiana apo
yada por ell gobierno Sc Heva
a cabo sin que lie sea possible
a la iglesia defenderse, va que
los boletines parroquiales han
sido confiscados, ash como las
circulares confidenciales des-
tinadas a los eclesiasticos.
No sc ha cumplido ninguna
de las promesas contenidas
en- ell Concordato.
En- la question escolar, las
violaciones del tratado Sc SUI
ceden sin interruption.
Despu6s de rechazar las a
firmaciones del Ministro de
Cultos, seg1n las cuales la
Iglesia recibe del Estado SUBJ
venciones superiores a las fl
jadas en- ell Concordato, la car
ia termina diciendo:
LAS cosas no pueden Sc
guir ash por mas tempo. En-
interes de la Iglesia Y de la
Justicia hablaremos en- ell mo-
mento que nos parezca opor-
ttuno y de la forma que crea-
mos conveniente. No nos de-
tendran nj las amenazas nj las
violencias.
"Nosotros, los cat6licos,
tambien somos buenos alema-
mes. Amamos a nuestra patria
Y no nos dejaremos aventajar
por nadie en- este sentimiento."
C"LEcho de Paris, Skill
1877 /
La gaceta., 1938-03-10
LAS FIESTAS DE
LA VERBENA
Programa del Viernes

E0&h anna 0CA vACA
7~:OO.-Apertura de los tie
rrenos de Phillips, donde Sc
efectuara la Verbena.
7:l5.-La procession civil
ca partira de la Septima y
calle IS, disolviendose en- ell
terreno de Phillips.
8~:00.-Apertura del Res
taurant Columbia, en- ell te-
reno de Phillips.
Bale con la Orquesta En-
sueno y otras orquestas.
Gran espectaculo con la
notable bailarina Srta. Du-
ran, la pareja Clarivel-Ca-
sulla, los trovadores cuba
nos, la pareja Gitanillo-Do-
rina y las Secciones de Re-
creo de las Sociedades Cen
tro Espanol, Centric Astu-
riano, Circulo Cubano y l.
Unione Italiana.
La gaceta., 1938-03-10
Los f~acciosos e%spanoles de nuevo
crticados por los educadores amencanos
La Republica aumenta su campana
en- favor de la educacion

New York, MARIO 10.-En
carta alberta, firmada por lis
educadores americanos, Sc de-
clara que es asombrosa la indi-
ferencia de los faceiosos espa-
noles, en- ell area que dominan,
contra el analfabetismo y la in
cultura.
Los firmantes dicen que la
campana de education del go
bierno leal merece Ell elogio de
todas las personals cultas.
Las brigadas mixtas, en- ell
frente del Jarama, en- su cast to-
talidad compuestas por analfa-
betos ,fueron ensenadas a leer
Y escribir en- proportion de
1900 hombres por mes.
Ell professor Harold C. Urey,
ganador del premio Nobel, Y ell
DR.. Franz Boas, professor eme-
ritus de la Universidad de Co
lombia, agregan una nota a la
carta en- la cual dicen que ell do
cumento cuenta con ell apoyo de
la Federation Universitaria pro
la Democratic y Libertad de la
Inteligencia.
La carta es una replica al fas-
cista Y reaccionario Ellery Sed
wick, director del magazine
MONTHLY, que
en- I'm articulo ma intencionado
declara que ell espiritu liberal Sc
extiende entire los facciosos es-
panoles.
EN- un periodic cuando los
fascistas de Italia Y Alemania
realizan esfuerzos, por medic de
la jerarquia cat6lica, para mol
dear la opinion de las naciones
democraticas en- su favor, noso-
tros, los educadores americanos,
euyos nombres aparecen al pie
de este documento, creemos es
de nuestro deber lamar la aten-
ci6n sobre los hechos y defen-
der a los educadores, artistas Y
hombres de Ietras que favorecen
la causa de la democracia espa-
nola".
"Cuando nosotros vemos los
La gaceta., 1938-03-10
LA FACCTOSA,
POR 81 SOFIA, JAMAS PO-
DRIA BLOQUEAR LOS PUER
TOS DE LA
Ell marinero Lang fue sepultadc
en- Gibraltar

Madrid, Mario 10.-Los des-
pachos de Gibraltar, de origen
faccioso, admiten que en- ell hun
dimiento del Baleares perdieron
la vida 500 oficiales y tripulan-
ties.
Ell almirante traidor Juan Ger
vera trata de reforzar su escua
dra con vapores mercantes requi
sados, pero solo ha podido obte-
ner unos pocos barcos viejos Y
de lento andar.
Con la perdida del Baleares,
ell gobierno estima que no ten
dra importancia desde ell punto
de vista militar, que sc conce :
dan derechos de beligerancia a
los traidores.
Los facciosos hablan de una
nueva ofensiva en- ell frente ara
cones, 10 que ell gobierno espe,
raba.
Todos los preparativos mill
tares sc han hecho para recha.
EAR ell nuevo ataque.
Manda ell ala derecha del ejer
otto faccioso al coronel Yagie y
ell ala izquierda ell general Mi
guel Amanda.
La escuadra facciosa, inferior
en- nlmero a la leal, jamas pc :
dra intentar un bldqueo sin la
cooperation de las escuadras de
Italia y Alemania.
Recibi6 sepultura en- Gibral =
tar ell marinero George Lang,
,, que pereci6 al ser alcanzado por
f~ragmentos de un bomba lanza-
da por la aviaci6n leal espanola.
Los laboristas interrogaron
al secretario del Almirantazgo
en- ell Parlamnto, Godfrey Sha-
kespeare, sObre los motives de
que los destructores ingleses des
embarcaran en- Palma, Mailor 5
ca, a los salvados del hundimien
Ito del BAleares. Sostenian los la
boristas que esos hombres de-
bieron ser internados.
"IPor que Sc ha perdido una
vida inglesa en- tai aclividad?
Ell seeretario contest6 que sen
tia la muerte de Lang, pero que
al realizar ell salvamento la ma
rina habfa actuado de acuerdo
con sus humans tradicioncs.
La gaceta., 1938-03-10
DESDE LA ESPANA ANTIFASCISTA
PARA LOS REFUGIADOS DE ASTURIAS
(Por Jose Garcia GranelD

Mando una lista y pido al eS-
timado director que la publique
de los companeros en- armas que
hicieron donativos, en- ell frente
de guerra, para los Refugiados
de As urias en- Barcelona.
Una lista en- la cue aparecen
muchos nombres que no son de
eSpanoles de nacimiento, pero 81
de espanoles por ell corazon Y
porque ofrendan su sangre en-
favor de una causa grandiosa y
justisima.
Van los nombres:
Allan Johnson, %, pesetas /;
Marcelino Garcia, rs; Jose Gar
cia Granell, rs; Vicente Pastor,
rs; Joaquin Marti, Is; Dimas
VERDI, 10; A. Hoare, 5; Jose
NaIbas, s; Marcos Aldana, 10;
Juan Moreno Jimenez, 5; Joa-
|9uln Cueryas, 5; Juan Canal, 2;
Manuel Allue, 10; Joaquin Pa
rias, 5; Antonio Corcoles, 10;
Feliciano Matos, 20; Francisco
Ibanez, 10; Patrick O'Daire, ID
Jose oliver Uzaiz, 10; Aurelio
Ortiz, 5; Joe Sloane, Is; Bill
Beeching, rs; Rosentein, rs;
Robert Jump, Is; Mendolowitz,
To-; Sexton, 10; Sotolongo, 10;
Phil Haydock, 10; Lefkowitz,
10; Adam, 10; Jose Garcia, 10;
H. Oraschunk, 10; Newman, 10
Roy Shuhan, Is; Me Gregor,
rs; j. Rutherford, 10; Godfrey
La gaceta., 1938-03-10

esfuerzos de las potencias fas-
cistas para crear una interna-
cional fascista, a la cual Sc ha
adherido va Italia, Alemania y
Ell Jap6n, y a la que Sc inclina
Polonia, Brasil Y otros estados
de la America Latina, pensamos
que no puede negarse por mas
tempo que la causa de la demo-
cracia espanola es la misma eau
sa de la democracia americana.
Nosotros pedimos active apo
20 en- favor del gobierno espa-
mol, de mode que no peligren las
tradiciones culturales y educa-
cionales de la democracia.
Sc mencionan en- la carta los
nombres de a~rtistas, educado-
res e inteligentes republicanos
ejecutados por los rebeldes, acu-
sados del crimen de permanecer
fieles al nuevo espfritu de de-
mocracia que la Repdblica inau-
gurara.
Sc recuerda que bajo la mo-
narquia un maestro CANADA 750
al ano y que bajo la Rep1biica
Ell sueldo, a cada uno, Sc lie au-
ment6 a mas de 1000 pesetas.
A pesar de las exigencias de la
guerra la Rep6bliea sostiene 81
programa de education llegan-
do hasta 81 punto de retirar sol
dados del frente para convertir-
los en- maestros.
Los frentes de guerra son vi
81 ADDS por grupos de maestros
que lnstruyen a los soldados Y
mantienen una vigorosa campo
ma contra Ell analfabetismo.
La gaceta., 1938-03-10
Mala noticia: huelga de ia
baqueros.
Quien siembra temporal :
tos" recoge ciclones.

Sin incluir 10 que hayan po-
dido donar los senores fabri-
cantes al Comite especial nom
lbrado, la cuestaci6n Pro Refu-
igiados de Asturias en- BARGE :
Iona hasta la manana de hoy
arrojaba este total:
Obreros de las fabricas
$1,059.44; generosos conner.
ciantes $1,200.46; Sociedades
Y particulares $1,020.76.
Total, $3.280.66.
Saludamos a todos, con la
mayor gratitud.
La gaceta., 1938-03-10

Price, 10; C. E. Simpson, 10;
Sely de Flor, 80; A. T. Francis,
30; Copernico Garcia, 20; M.
Dormchas, 10; H. Vhirter, 10;
Geo. Edgar, 10; j. M. Chesney,
Is; Juan Ponce, 25; l.. Dotelle-
RE, Is; A. Alfaro, 5; Morrison,
Vic Pugla, 5; Anita Bueno, 5;
Antonio Mackay, 10; Ballander,
Sebastian ValdeS, 10; ]. Keith,
10; Whitende, 5; Moran Mars
den, 10; Allstop, 10; H. George,
10; H. Rauert, 10; Pedro del
Campo,25. Total 934 pesetas.
Puedo informar a mis- queri-
dos camaradas de Tampa que en-
las montanas de Asturias la que
IRA con inda.
En- Oviedo, seg1n hemos po-
dido enterarnos por soldados
d~esertoreS, venidos a nuestro la
do, Ell gobernador public6 un
hando concedido hasta ell dia 6
para que sc entregaran los pai-
sanos y militares que Sc interna
ron en- las montanas de Astu-
rias es muy crecido.
Terminate csc plazo, ell 60
bernador amenaza con que las
fuerzas del eiercito faccioso y
la guardia civil perseguiran
mas intensamente a los que lu-
chan por la libertad.
Los asturianos en- armas Sc
rien del gobernador y mantle
men la guerra de guerrilla.