davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1938-08-06

La po6lci6n de Russia es clara
y firme. Defiende su territorio
contra una potencia agresora e
inNasOra.
No pasara a territorio del enc
migo mientras la guerra no sc
declare, mientras sea possible en-
contrar una soluci6n menos san
grienta.
Manteniendose dentro de 10
que lie pertenece, de los terminus
del tratado de 1886, Russia vigo-
rizara su posici6n de pals O.
puesto a la aggression, pero bien
preparado para proteger 10 que
es suyo.
Como potencia agredida, Ell
Soviet tiene derecho a la ayuda
de Francia, bajo ell tratado que
las dos naciones firmaron.
Pals agresor ell Jap6n, Alema
MIA no encontrara excusa, en-
cuanto a su pueblo "ario", para
intervenir en- ell "conflicto" e i'm
vadir a Russia.
NO hallara excusa porque su
intervention significarfa la in
tervenci6n de Francia y por 10
tanto la guerra mundiaE.
La gaceta., 1938-08-06
Los JUEGOS OLIMPICOS


Bogota, Columbia, agosto g.
Empezaron aver los Juegos o.
hmpicos Bolivarianos, a los cua-
les asisten Nicaragua, Peru, E.
cuador, Panama Y otros pafses.
Mas de 10000 nihos tomaron
parte en- una procession escolar
organizada por las autoridades.
Depositaron los ninos una co
roma en- Ell monumento a Jime-
nez Quesada, fundador de Bogo-
tn
La gaceta., 1938-08-06
HAST EN- NAVARRA!
Ell GOBERNADlOR DE PAM
HO~RRORIzADO, VIE
FL UN GRAN ESPI-
RITU DEMOCRAATICO

clerical y derechista la provin-
ella de Navarro, donde TODD es-
'pfritu reaccionario tenia aSien-
to Y donde ell oscurantismo mas
aggressive y montaraz arraigaba
en- las condolences ineultas y en-
los pueblos dominados por Gle
RIGGS Y requetes. A pesar de
clio, ell fascismo espanol Sc ha
Ldado trazas, con sus procedi-
mientos barbaros y sus persecu-
Stones ~inicuas, y que resurja has
ia en- las tierras navarras ell es-
piritu liberal que parecia ador-
mecido Y que 1legaron a Greer
inexistente los mangoneadoreS
de la politifca que ellos llaman
tradicionalista.
En- Pamplona y en- otras po-
bCacionas navarras florece un
afan de libertad qeu nunca Sc
sinti6 y en- muchas ocasiones es-
ia Negando al herofsmo y al sa-
crificio. Los fascistas e~spanoles
no comprenden que 4sus normas
brutales lejos de exterminar la
semilla democratica, la hace re-
nacer hasta en- campos que num-
Ca fueron prophecies para su
cultivo. Las autoridades falan-
gistas y clericales de Navarro
ven con horror que alYf sucede
10 que cast nunca ocurri6; que
los elementos de izquierda no Sc
10 existen, sine que act1an. como
unicamente es possible actuar en-
los medios donde, desde las al
turas, esgdesencadena un terror
implacable. Ese medic es la clan
destinidad y va son muchas~ las
reuniones ciandestinas que ell
Poncio de Pamplona y sus Sc
cuaces han descubierto en- sus
investigaciones policfacas. Lo Gu
riosg del case es que a esas reu-
niones no Solamente asisten ele-
mentos proletarios, sipo hon.
bres de buena posici6n, que cons
'piran tambien para acabar con
la v%ergienza que domino a Ma
varra Y a otras provincias espa-
nolas. Ell gobernador ha venido
manteniendo en- silencio estas
actividades politicas que sus po-
lizontes descubren; pero Ultima
mente, son tan frecuentes y de
tai calidad los reunidos, que no
ha tenido mas remedio que Ian
Ear a la publicidad la noticia,
sin duda con afanes de una ejem.
plaridad que, por fortuna, no We
"a lograda. Leemos la informa-
ci6n correspondence en- Ell Eel
Diario Vasco", de San Sebas-
tian, del 8 del c~orriente. Por 10
visto, la reunion sorprendida ell
dfa anterior ha sido de impor-
tancia y en- ella figuran elemen-
tos adinerados, a quienes sc ha
impuesto multas que oscilan en-
ire las diez mil y las dos mil Pc
setas. Los comprometidos en- es-
tas actividades a quienes no Sc
puede castigar por medic de mul
tas, va que no tienen dinero pa
ra pagarlas, han sido encarce-
lados.
Nunca como ahora puede a.
plicarseie al fascismo navarro
ell adagio ~casteHano de "quien
siembra vientos, recoge tenn
pestades". Las conciencias es-
panolas forman en- toda la iona
facciosa una verdadera tempes-
tad que terminara por arrollar
y hundir ell sangriento artilugio
de la TRACTION. |
La gaceta., 1938-08-06

lila WPA dara trabajo a los
boliteros que parecen haber per
dido Ell uso diario del lapiz y los
numeritos?
i(Casi seria justo ell hacerlo...
teniendo en- cuenta que los mu-
chachos apuntaban libremente,
bien protegidos y muy conside-
radios.
La gaceta., 1938-08-06
ACEPTADA LA RENUNCIA
A MARTINEZ A

Habana, agosto 6.-Ayer lie
fue aceptada la renuncia al DR..
Antonio Martinez Fraga, presi-
dente de la camara de represen-
tantee.
FL tunes Sc le nomhrar& sus-
tituto.
La gaceta., 1938-08-06
Ell PRECIO DIE LA CASOM
MA

Habana, agosto EN- esta
capital Sc paga ell gallon de gaso-
lima a 20 centavos.
Pinar del Mo sigue pagando-
" a prseio d. % Seatavoa
La gaceta., 1938-08-06
PENSION A LAS HIJAS DE
LANUZA

Habana, agosto 6.-Aprob6
81 senado una pension para las
hijas del D.. Goas&lss Lanpaa.
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ELECTRIC RAILWAY

fC0ntinued from Page One
under the care5iofna local ply
sician While taking this exceed
ingly pleasant medicine has been
compiling historical data and coli
lecting material concerning the
local electric railway and the
FEC. Railroad. az 81 pss ~ Il
One of the interesting expert
enees OF Mi. 1Quinby was when
he was escorted through the pow
CT plant of the electric company
by MIR. Greorss. lsEr, ALSO visited
the ear barn and dance Pavilion
al the foot OF Simonton street. on
the site of which stood old La
Brisa, which was operated by the
company.
MIR. Quinby made number Of
excellent photographs of these
places and is very anxious to OBJ
tain photographs of the old cars,
but SO far he has been unable TO
find anyone who possesses such
pictines. All of the data collect
Id II Key West, said Mr.. Quinby,
is for .sthc library of the Electric
Railrdaders Association, Of which
he Is National Secretary.
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AWAITING WORD


NE0ntinued from Page Onc)
Russell, Sr. and Jr., William
lps5Bably meaning VIM. Gates
Bill Lee, Chief and. Chas. Atwell.
'Wa& . stranger. and you took
me in + feel that | owe you q
vote bf bISks for, tllcI vdrg' hos
pitabic and cordial u .trkatH1ent
which you gave me. *sssVs.<a
Your comradeship gave me
moments of respite from the aw-
fill shadow that has recently tor
tured my heart and soul, and !
am grateful. !
Keep that spirit UP. 1t creates
in your visitors a desire to return
and to tell others.
II apologize for what / am
about to do here in your city, but
there Is a special reason of which
you do not know and may never
have knowledge.
The brief message was signed,
Cordially, Frank B. Harris.
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MANY LOCAL FOLK

Continued from Page One)
Key West, Queen of the Fiesta,
July "a, and their chaperones,
Mrs. John H. CoStar and Mrs. Eva
Warner. will stop there.
Due to the fact that he has no
assistant, Berardo Rodriguez. Gu
ban Consul here, will be unable
to make the trip Monday as orig
inally planned. However. Mr..
Rodriguez today phoned Eduardo
Hernandez, Cuban Consul at Mi
ami who will represent him at
the dance, All of the Young lady
contestants. several prominent 10
cal citizens. and sevetst former
Key Westers. now residents fii'lMi-
ami, will be introduced qfosn1he
stage of the Civic Center.
All Key Westers gaing, TO Mi
ami who are without means, of
transportation, as we'll as those
who will drive up and will have
room for one or more passen-
gers in their cars, are asked to
communicate with Miss Maysie
Gait, at celebration headquar-
tiers. phone 400.
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FOREIGN TRADE
GAINS STEADILY
ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE BY
= PRESIDENT OF STATE j
COMMERCE BODY

JACKSONVILLE, May ~
FNS)-Florida's foreign trade
has shown steady gains for the
past s years, it was pointed out
this week by Harold Colee. presi-
dent of the Florida State Cham
Der of Commerce. Total for last
year was approximately $70,000,-
600, a gain of $12,0O0,00O over
1895, he said.
Colee's statement was issued in
connection with Florida observance
of National Foreign Trade Week,
this week. Statewide observances
are sponsored by the State Cham
Der of Commerce in cooperation
with local chambers throughout
Florida, and the bureau of For
.eign and Domestic Commerce.
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DETROIT LABoR FIGHT

A car loaded with ''scab" work
ers drove out of the American
Brass Company factory yesterday
in Detroit, Michigan, another
tough spot" of the nation, and
as it passed union sympathizer
he hurled rock through the win
dow. That precipitated bitter
fighting. With sound truck
urging on the unionists, the bat
tie ragged as police aided the work
ers coming out of the plant. Sixty
one persons were injured. The
picketing is over a wage cut by
the plant during the present RE
cession'. The workman has gone
far in demanding higher wage
and it appears that he does not
intend to lose ground. Only a
complete investigation of indus
trial budgets over a period of
prosperity and depression can de-
termine if their demands are rea-
sonable.
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messages she took with the other
hand.
Il was very useless and ineffi-
cient", says Miss Taylor. ''But /
wouldn't have liked it even if I'd
been Efficient.
That was another reason she
took up writing. There didn't
seem to be any message taking or
carbon filing involved.
Her home is in Newton, Mass,
where she lives with her aunt and
a red Persian cat She likes to
cook-at night, not in the morn
ing. She collects books and plays
golf.
ALSO l do a lot of passive gar
dening", she says, where you
stand around with your hands in
your pockets and tell people to
move that bush and then weed the
dahlias".
Victim OF Inertia
On the whole, Phoebe Atwood
Taylor makes herself out as a vic
tim of complete inertia, except
when it comes to writing. She adj
mits that when she is driven to it,
she can type in duplicate a $50
page script in three days, the
script having been writers the
week. befoIe. mIoo ux
!; The evidence is an IMPRESSIVE
listof books, including WIR2MNsf
terry of the Cape Cod Players,
''The Thinking Symbol SandBA9
Sinister" s'The CrimsvQI Patrh7,
"Out of Order, Figure Away" ,
and others.
Her new serial, "Octagon
House, combines a we'll plotted
mystery story with the salty hui
NOR and amusing characters typ
ical of Cape God.
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.PeIsnT,EFRaENIy1fEna

It npWI looks. as. u the. Senate
win Recognize the dfifefcnces be-
tWeenaHeGS ortluknd South in the
Nage aRd hour bill before it. 1t
will be sent TO conference. This
means that there will probably be
passage of the bill, but that the
wage scale of the South will be
proportionately lower than that of
the North according to its rela-
tive productiveness. Senate con-
ferences are bound by custom to
recognize this Northern and
Southern difference and will prob
ably adopt an amendment incor-
porating the wage differential.
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STRONGER ossNKsErICHon2
CAMPAIGN -----------------
4 iSignificaFit Views EG6aadA flNm
Toxic Issd !; JSss ssslE5a TRs38 " The

Isignificafit KIIesS NESSaadAEnnm
Toxic, Ja2aE sIeIaiElH9c9 the II
important, Chinese EitEowas loot
ed and pii5sigged as AAslnSS dsier
fallen SIlH HI the history rqk ihe
world. and subsequent Japanese
warfare has revealed little con-
certed force. it became an estab-
lished fact that the japanese gen.
erals in the field were carrying
on d poor campaign. Yesterday,
two powerful retired war gener-
ais, who know how campaigns
should be run and will allow gen.
erals the necessary authority and
require the necessary discipline,
were appointed to the japanese
Cabinet. Another new face was
new finance minister, who was
one of the greatest financiers in
Japan and governor of the Bank
pf Japan, will see that the war
cainpaign in China is run on an
ECONOMIC basis. The new cab
linet is said to be favorable for
Ia Strong drive into central China
to the temporary Chinese cap
ital. Hankow. To this end IL
additional divisions will be sent
K. China.
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EVERY COMMUNITY
HAS ITS PROBLEMS

Continued from Page One)
in the cure of this disease. Key
West has all this.
In the schools, DR.. Parramore
added, students are given phys
ical examinations and examined
for contagious diseases with i'm
nominations for typhoid, small
pox, diptheria, etc.
The prenatal treatment can
prevent syphilis or other. ven
ereal diseases being Transmitted to
the child before the fifth month
arrives, he said. 1t is very i'm
portant to have prenatal exam
nation to determine if the child
may be in a position to be in
fected with venereal diseases.
There is a well-baby clinic, also,
DR.. Parramore said. This is most
|
ly to give instruction and help in
raising the child during the dan
gerous first year, in which the
life of a baby is most seriously
threatened. 1t is important in
this matter to come in before
complications arise.
Inspection of cafes, water sup
! plies, sewage systems, diaries are
kegn 8! y VaBfB5RpI by the De-
Is ft6EolB kss4.I.f>A12 ounce of
|05ePfptioR us worth g pound of
cure is is 11e brfficfpa Emotto of
heNUEA F1Dkhc Health Service,
DR.. Parramore concluded. and in
.line, with this adage, the state
board of health and Washington
offices are regularly notified of
the health conditions of the va
rious counties to insure prompt
preventive medicine.
A declaration from Mayor Will
lard M. Albury, which asked that
the club go on record as not fav-
oring future influx of gambling
casinos and race tracks in the
city with its accompanying I'M
derworld element, was adopted.
Boy Scouts of Troop 5 made an
appeal to the Service Club for a
scoutmasterl for the troop. They
will not be able to make the
Matecumbe Memorial trip until
they secure scoutmasteF- During
the discussion it was also. brought
out that four ladies of the Arnerif
can Legion Auxiliary will not be
able to 60 to the Memorial, serv-
ices because of lack of transpor-
tation. Club individuals will try
to remedy both matters.
4 I'll r
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.LoYALfsT ATTACK

Spanish Loyalist battaIions r1et
death on the point of the In
surgent bayonet in the mountains
lin western Catalonia yesterday.
The river Noguera runs in that
section and there are huge hydro
electric power plants in that re-
gion. The Loyalists attempted to
capture them in one of the rare
attacks il has initiated during the
War in Spain, but in bloody bay
onet fighting were thrown back
time and again.
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COMMITTEE OUTLINES
MATECUMBE PROGRAM

Continued from Page One)
burg Address, recitation by En-
rique Esquinaldo, Jr.
8. Medley, around the Camp
Fire, Hospitality Band.
9. Memorial address, VIM. V.
Little
10. Solo. Mrs. Eva b Warner.pease,
IL. "The Unknown S0ldieFe,ts
Speaks" recitation By Csptsinor5r
Arthur Sheppard. So sxe
u. Salute, National GuardsFir- Qua
ing Squad ~ ssc.
-. TAPS, by Private Ben p. tnl
Truitt U. S. Army.
a. Placing of wreaths.
Is. National Anthem and Flag
Ceremony.
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erin 7:30 p. m. Saturday,
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy, scattered showers tonight
and Saturday; moderate winds.
fnustly east 10 southeast,
Florida. Partly cloudy, scattes-
ca showers Saturday and on Abe
east nftd extreme south coasts to,
night. ),
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
aud East Gulf; Moderate winds,
MOSTLY cast to southeast and part
IL. overcast weather tonight and
Saturday with scattered showers.
&. S. NENNEnl.
Official ia Charge
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SPONGE SALE

Continued from Page One)
ferings there were but two. One
of seven punches sold for Sill
and another of IA punches brought
a high bid of $500.
Some of the vessels engaged in
sponge gathering activities are
undergoing repairs in preparation
for the next trip. Others are
awaiting the decision of the cap
tains to depart.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-27
CARD or THANKS

We take this means of extend
ihg our sincere thanks to those
who were so kind during the ill.,
ness and after the death Of our
loved one. Mrs. Nettie Boil. and
also 70 those who donated the use
of cars for the funeral and 70 al
others who offered their services
IN different ways We assure one
and all that their kindness viii
neker be forgotten.
w r III. BOIL and FAaFFr =
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-27
REPAIR OVERSEAS
HIGHWAY

Eight miles of road between
Homestead and Key Largo will be
retreated by the State Road De-
partment, with a contractor
awarded the bid yesterday. Con-
tact kefns'to the Belcher Oil
ddrppah5EVI siet yl2
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-27
MORE HELLER JOBS

State W.P.A. Administrator
Robert j. Dill announced that D.
500 new relief jobs will be Great
ed over the state of Florida,
which, with other states, have re-
corded steadily increasing unem-
ploymcni. Although Key West is
80 percent on relief, it is expected
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sssesseSsssssesseasesses
ANSWERS TO TEN
TEST QUESTIONS

Below are the anSwers to test
questions printed on Page 2
ssssssssssssssssssssssss'
/. West coast. SElg2I III,
2. Orbit. ~-.--4--..---..-.
3. William Greens es ~ ,
4. Dartmouth College. ..--.. !.
5. Gliding.
6. No.
7. Jimmy Hines.
8. Lisbon.
9. 1t is variety of cabbage. !.
10. Argentina.
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sssssssssssessssssseess'
ENTERTAINMENT


Night after night the crowds
come to this. Key Vests favor
tie night Club, to revel in its
tropical setting, to dance on the
superb tile floor, to the entranc-
ing and sophisticated tunes fea-
tured by Otto Divanti's orches-
ira. Entertairynent is presented
nightly. There is never a cover,
admission or minimum charge at
any time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-27

news for patrons of this favorite
might spot"-for, by reputation,
this cool spot on the ocean is the
place to really enjoy dancing. The
new orchestra featured at Raul's
is the Lopez Orchestra--and they
do SO, these boys really know
how to play.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-27

Miss Louise Spratlin, of Allan
ia, Ca, who was in Key West for
short time visiting with her
aunt, Mrs. Harry N. Jones, left on
the carly bus today. returning
home.
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eseleepeceeeeeeesssssss'
nEHELs WnEcK TRAIN


North of San Luis Potosi yes
terday roared the Sunshine Spe-
.ciali', bound for the Texas Bor-
der. Ahead of it was section of
the track on which swarthy Mex
lean rebels had loosened spikes,
which grip the rail on either side,
as its rests on the tic. Tearing
across the loose section, the Sun
shine Special was wrecked, with
the engine, first to plow through,
overturning and pulling two ex-
press cars and a second class
coach on their sides. No military
significance was attached to the
wreck, which aided neither par
ty. 1t was one of those rampant
violences which accompany every
revolt.
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sssasssssseesesesessssss
PERSONAL MENTION


DIR. and Mrs. VIM. r. Warren
left over the highway this morn
ing enroute to Gainesville, Fla,
to attend the graduation exercises
of their Adn, William, WHO has
finished-his..- pre-medicaI course
and will graduate from the Col
lege Of AIS ana SciHhees With
b 6. depree.--.--a---.--
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Raul.s Club

Another in the series of Big
Summer Dances is scheduled for
tomorrow night at Raul's Club on
Roosevelt boulevard. This is good
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-27

c. W. Pines was an arrival last
evening from Miami for brief
visit, coming in company with A.
L. Garman from Altoona, Pa,
who was anxious for the ride
over the highway to see the city
of Key West.
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The ANSWERS


tScs who Knows?" on Page ~
|. 1t has been merged with the
magazine, Time.
2. About 27,000,000 in 1884.
3. Because the law prohibits
such sales in quantities of mill
tary Importance.
4. 19,218,12l 900 gallons in
1897. a-
5. About 800 combat planes. Il
s. This country represents
about 40 percent of the world Geo.
nomically.
z. About 55l years B. c.
8. BY March. 1910; about 5000
first-line planes.
8. No.
10. In May, 1868.
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2 Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Patterson
left yesterday over the highway
enroute to Eatontown; N. j.,
where they will visit with Mr..
PatterSon'S mother in that city.
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that the new order will affect this
area to some extent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-27

John M. Landon, father of Re-
publication presidential nominee
of 1896, an oil man, dies at 81.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-27

Bernard Waite, chief deputy in
the+office Of Sheriff K. o. Thomp-
son, is in No Name Key visiting
friends and enjoying a brief va
cation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-27

Col Adler advises newspapers
to restrain promotion by serving
their general welfare
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-27

E. ]. Quinby. electrical engi-
ccr and national secretary of the
Electric Railroaders Association
library, who was in the city for
his health and fully recovered,
left in his car this morning on
the return to New York.
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ssssssssssssssssssssssss
A TWIRL OF
The GLOBE

tOpinions expressed in this
column do not necessarily
agree with those of The ciii-
.zetl).
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. DslbeTt Bethel, of Rock Har.
bor,e arrived overS the highaa5
this morning on business and tc
visit with members of his family
and Expects to remain until M9a.
day. -.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-27

Germany to liquidate property
of the Jews; they are ordered to
report it.