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Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
New York Vulnerable TO
Attack Says Secretary
EDITORS BLAST
NEWS CENSORS:
REPEAT IDEALS

WASHINGTON. April %. CUP)-
In a report restating its ideals the
American Society of Newspaper
Editors today deplored the en-
croachments Of government CEN
sorship in other lands and called
upon the press and public to unite
lin a never -ceasing fight for the
maintenance of Democratic institu-
tions.'
The report, presented by Grove
Patterson, editor of the Toledo, O..
Blade, was unanimously adopted
by members attending the organi-
zatiOn's 10th annual convention.
The steady entertainments of
governmental censorship have ut
terly destroyed the freedom of the
press in those countries wherein
live three-fourths of the people of
the European continent" the re-
port said. 1t added that a free
press "is that privilege of citizen
ship which makes governmental
dictatorship impossible
when editors fight for liberty
to speak and write, they fight for
the greatest of all human rights
under government the report con-
tinued
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
LOyalists Start
Counter Attacks
On 2 Kew Points
DAVE. FRENCH-SPANISH

HENDAYE, SPANISH
FRONTIER, April %. CUP)-The
Spanish Loyalist have started a
series of strong counter attacks at
the two most important points on
the Catalonian battle front, dis
patches said today.
South of the Ebro river, where
the Nationalists had established a
line on the Mediterranean sea coast,
the Loyalists seemed to have lost
no ground to speak of in several
days.
In the Balaguer sector at the
center of the Catalonian front the
Loyalists thought their position 50
strong that they began to enter
tain hope of driving the NationalistS
back to the west bank of the Serge
river.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
Bombing Trial in
Recess; Jury Reads
Comic Page Only

LOS ANGELES, April % (UP)-
While the jury read the comics,
but not the news, the Harry Ray
mond bombing trial went into
weekend recess today with a refer
ence to the Les Bruneman gambl-
ing murder contained in the rec
ords of testimony.
Bruneman was assassinated by
gunmen who fired 13 bullets into
him as he slipped beer n a Los An
geles cafe last fall. He was. a
gambling kingpin, and warfare
over gaming control was blamed.
His name entered the trial dur
ing cross examination of a police
man called as a states witness
against Capt. Earle Kynette and
Lieutes. Roy Allen and Fred
Browne. The three are charged
with murder conspiracy in the
Bombing of Raymond, pivate de-
tectiVe.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24

B. Is vulnerable to air attacks because
of the armys shortage of personnel,
airplanes, artillery and anti-air
|craft guns.
AS soon as it became clear to
members of congress that certain
nations were determined to achieve
their ambitions, even at the cost
of world peace, they opened the
purse strings" Johnson said. "They
have provided for material increases
in the navy They have given the
army so per cent of its immediate
needs. What we lack is the other
so per cent"
He sad that it is conceivable"
that a foreign power some time
might ATTEMPT to attack and de
stroy New York City in an effort
to demorali2e the nation. He point
ed out that the goal of the Japa-
neSe in China, Italians in Ethiopia,
and Insurgents in Spain was to
seize capitals and strategic cities
to assure a psychological advan-
tage.
mo plan of defense drawn up for
the protection OF New York City
can assure us that no plane ever
will fly over its sky-scrapers to
lombard its depots and factories,
or that no enemy's landing force
ever will set foot on the island of
Manhattan" he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
Ice NickelS Fade
From PalO Alto

PALO ALTO, Calf, April %.
(UP)-The ice nickel, successor to
the illegal telephone slug, disap-
Feared from the Stanford univer,
sity campus today because tele-
phone company officials complain
ed that drops of water failed to
pay the bills. Students in dormi-
tories and fraternities manufactur-
ed "nickels" by pouring water in
plaster of Paris moulds in refriger-
ators. There was no money, only
dampness, when the telephone COM
pany collectors came. When the
company threatened to remove all
telephones, students paid the losses.
The ice nickles went out OF exist
ence
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
CHILD STAR
CELEBRATES
BIRTHDAY

HOLLYWOOD, April %. (UP)-
Shirley Temple, almost a million
aire on her ninth birthday, was
given the day off today so she
would have plenty of time to open
her hundreds of presents and to be
host at two parties.
Shirley will report at goth Cen
tury-Fox studio today. but not for
work on her next picture, Lucky
Penny. On the studio lot she will
be host to the children of all Holly
wood newspapermen. More than 300
invitations were sent out.
Tonight there will be a smaller
party at the home of Shirley's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Tenn
pie Only her closest friends will
attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
NEW u. S. PARTY
MOVE STARTED

MADISON, Wis, April % CUP)
Gov Philip f. LaFollejse last
night set the stage for a new ma
tional political party movement
with an invitation to the nation
to help him draft a cooperative
recovery program of increased
production"
The lone Progressive party gov
ernor of the nation was sharply
critical of both the Hoover and
the Roosevelt administrations as
he completed a series of four ra
dio speeches with a call for or
gdnized action, amony a free peo-
pie that will increase our total
production and broaden its distri-
button"
LaFollette called a public meet
ing to begin the movement for
April % in the University of Wis
'onsin gymnasium where 80 years
ago his father and a group of
"Frogressives" seized control of a
Republican state convention under
protection of barred fire barricades
and football players. Their oppon-
ents retired to 'rump" session.
The need for increasing produc-
ton and broadening distribution,
LaFollette said, is the great prob
I'm of our tin,e He mentioned
modernization of railroads as one
of many examples in this field.
He said the railroads cannot
modernize at present because
they are plastered from cellar to
garret with mortgages, with bonds
representing values that have
largely disappeared"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
Warren Pershing
TO Start Cruise

NEW York, April %. CUP)-
Warren Pershing, only son of Gen.
John j. Pershin2. and his bride. the
former Muriel Bache Richards
leave today by airplane for San
Francisco where they will begin a
world cruise.
The general attended their we'd
ding yesterday evening at ST.
Thomas church, but returned to
his hotel suite Immediately anC
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
MURDER PLOT
VICTIM ALIVE?
POLICE PROBE

RENO, New, April % tUP) -
Information that William James
Gilbert, 81, former Oakland street
car conductor believed victim of
murder plot, may still be alive and
working in Nogales, Ariz., has been
received by the sheriff's office, it
was learned today.
Sheriff Ray Root disclosed that
he has sent papers to authorities
OF the town along the Mexican
border to check identity of man
who allegedly told his employer
that he came from Nevada shortly
before Christmas.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24

ney general by Henri st. Jacques,
legal representative of Olivia Di-
onne, father of the quintuplets.
There has been one investiga-
ton and I can't see any reason
for another" Dafoe said.
Now that the children have
about 100000 invested in govern
ment bonds, there seems to be an
increasing interest in their well
fare, and to me it seems to be
mostly outside interest
''Mr. Dionne is not TO blame for
this. l believe that outside influ-
enceS are responsible"
Dionne denied that he was influ-
enced by anyone.
He refused to divulge how long
he has been considering his request
for an investigation but indicated
that negotiations with his lawyer
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
Flynn Rites Held
On Coast Monday

Funeral services for Mrs Fran
ces M. Flynn. IS, pioneer Imperial
Valley resident who died in Ell Cen
tro Friday, viii pe held at Angelus
Abbey, Compton, at pm. Mon
day.
She was the widow of the late
w. F.. Flynn No relatives survive
her Her death occurred at her
home at GAG Holt avenue.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24

started several weeks ago.
Dionne has been quoted recently
never would have lived without
government assistance, but that he
believed it was now time for them
to return home to be brought up
with their brothers and sisters
as admitting that the quintuplets
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
WOOdsmen Search
For Lost Balloon

LOWVILLE, N. Y, April 90. CUP)
Woodsmen searched today for the
training balloon in which four
United States naval officers landed
in deep woods north of this adir-
ondack village.
After examination by a phySi-
clan they were ordered to bed for
rest while a party was recruited
to search for the balloon.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
X. Wilson
Succumbs After
LENGTHY Illness

john r. Wilson, 81. Impe al Val
ley resident for 20 years, died at
3:45 am. Saturday after a long
illness.
He was employed by the Impe-
rial Irrigation district as a me-
chanic for many years He was
born in Fort Avitt, Tex.
His survivors include a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sam A. Sutton, Brawley;
and a son, j. w. Wilson of El Cen
tro. The body was taken to the
HOPES funeral home in Brawley
pending competition of funeral ar
rangementS.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
Mrs. James Roosevelt
New Type of Beauty

WASHINGTON, April % CUP)-
Lawrance Tompkins. American
sculptor. today described Mrs.
James Roosevelt, daughter in law
OF the President, as the probable
prototype of the future American
beauty"
Tompkins has been engaged in
bust or Mrs. Roosevelt.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
Metropolitan Areas Without Necessary
Protection Unless US. Provides
New Defense Is Warming

NEW YORK, April % (UP)-Assistant Secretary Of
War Louis Johnson warned today that the armys eXpan-
sion program be doubled adequate defense
OF metropolitan He told the army ordnance associ-
2on that New York CITY despite elaborate defense plans
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24

coast defenses from Maine to Alas
ka by way of the Gulf of Texas.
The group also will investigate the
need for new coast artillery and
anti-aircraft guns.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
Quint Doctor Charges
Outside influence in
Request for inquiry

CALLANDER, Ont. April %. (UP)-Dr. Allan Roy
Dafoe, physician to the Donne quntupets, said tonight
he believed that their father under outside nflu
ences in seeking judicial investigation of the childrens
affairs The investigation asked of the Ontario attor
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
A Desert Cooler
That Really Works

ask any Imperial Valley resident who has tried othe
systems and has turned to HAFER HOUSE KOOIFR.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-04-27

The post accepted the applicat ion
for membership Of Conrad Jas. F.
Abort, IL Ridge Rd. and Comrade Bar t
Finn, IL Ridge Rd. Also Comrade C.E.
McD0ugal Of 2 Southway is transferring
from Gen. NC. McAlexandor Post #38 to tho
local post.
All post members and especially the
post officers requested to be pro-
sent at the next Parent Teachers ASS IN.
meeting to be hold in tho school building
on Thursday April % tn at 1880 PM, at :
which time our post will make q present.
alton to the schools thru the P.T.A.
Also q special meeting Of the Post
vii be held in post quarters at 700 Pill
sharp, on Monday May End to discuss the
selecting and purchasing Of our post
ColOrs. Members are urged to be- there
Without fail. Seven O'Clock has been
chosen the time for this mooting SO
that mombors attend the Citizens
ASSN. meeting at 800 Pm. the same
night.
American Legion Post o.l36. Adjutant.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08
LAS NACIONES QUE RECO-
NOCEN Ell IMPERIO TIA
LIANO

Paris, enero SHASTA ell pre-
sente solo diez naciones han re-
conocido, de jure, Ell imperio l.
taliano, establecido con la con-
quista de Ethiopia.
Las que han dado ese recono-
cimiento son: Espana fascista,
o sea la parte que dominan los
facciosos; Alemania, Albania,
Suiza, Austria, Hungria, Yugo-
eslavia, Jap6n, Manchuguo y Ye
men.
Han dirigido sus credencia-
les con Ell tftulo de rey y empera-
dor: Irlanda, Nicaragua, Chile,
Panama Guatemala y Ecuador.
De facto, seg1n los italianos,
han reconocido ell ejercicio de la
soberanfa italiana en- Etiopf
B6lgica, Grecia, Francia, Ingla-
terra, Bulgaria, Rumanfa, Tur-
qua, Checoesloyaquia, Per6,
Haiti Q Iran.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08

EL AGENTE CONSULAR
FRANCES SIGUE
EN- LA CARCEI

Hendaya, Francia, Enero g.
a. Ducoureau, ell agente consu =
ar frances en- Irun, contin1a
,reso en- una carcel facciosa.
Ell gobierno frances ignora to
iavia los cargos que contra csc
tunciOnario Sc hacen.
Cuatro personals mas han 81
10 detenidas en- relaci6n con Ell
hecho.
Ell gobierno fascista asegura
que los detenidos hacian con la
moneda, la peseta, transaccio-
nes ilegales.
La parte relacionada con ell
agente consular frances es una
maniobra repugnante de los fac
ciosos. .
FL hijo del agente consular Sc
encuentra en- una prisi6n fascis
ia, dede hace TEMPO, por haber
i~ntrodrcido en- territorio "fran-
quista-italiano" dinero del 90
bierno legitimo de Espaha.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08
Ramon Gonzalez Pena es Ell nuevo Secretano
General de la Union General
de Trabajadores
Aprobado I'm Programa de Complete
cooperation con ell Gobierno
de Trabajadore

trail, que ahora Sc compone de
Is miembros.
Ell comite de Is aprob6 un pro
grama de completa cooperation
con ell gobierno, con ell fin de ga
mar la guerra. En- particular ha
prometido ell apoyo de sus MEM
bros para la fabrication de mu-
niciones y material de guerra.
La U.G.T. ha communicate su
programa a la Confederation
General del Trabajo Y obtenido
de ella SUI concurso.
Ell plan de paz entire los traba-
jadores espanoles Sc debe prin-
cipalmente a Leon Jouhaux, je-
fe de las uniones francesas, que
por invitaci6n visit6 a Valenci;
con ell prop6sito de conciliar 3
las parties en- disputa. Tienest
entendido que alcanz6 ell apo
20 del ministro de Defensa, dor
Indaleci Prieto, cuya posici6l
como jefe del socialismo espa-
mol queda firmemente estableci-
da. POne fin ell arreglo a la an
tigua dura lucha, dentro del pa,
de los grupos de Largo Caballe
70 e Indalecio Prieto.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08
CORTE DEL CoNDADo

Como presuntos autorss del
robo de un autom6vil fueron
puestos aver a disposition de la
Corte de 10 criminal, los hernia
nos Gordon y Dolan McRay, ell
primero de % amos y Ell segun :
do de Is. Ell mayor debera pres
tar fianza de 1880; Ell menor
fue entregado a su padre.
Charles Pedroso, un negro,
fue puesto a disposition de la
Corte de 10 criminal por robar
dos chaquetas de abrigo a Ma
than Poller, comerciante de la
Septima avenida.
lie fue senalada una fiaRza de
$4,000,
La gaceta., 1938-01-08

Los espanoles ricos de Cuba
nos dijo aver un amigo llegado
de la Habana-son todos fasciS-
tas, con muy pocas excepciones.
Faseista la "plana mayor" del
Casino, todos admiradores del
coronel Fulgencio; fascista la
plana mayor del Centric Asturia
no, con cinco 0 seis excepciones;
fascista la plana mayor del Cen
tro Gallego...
Y estos malos espanoles, ami
mados por Ell "Diario de la Ma
rina', vociferan Y maldicen.
Las personals decentes no
pueden estar con los "Rojos"-
dicen.
Porque tienen miles o milo
nes de pesetas Sc llaman a 81 mis-
mos decentes, 10 que nadie cree.
Los espanoles leales, en- su ma
yor parte trabajadores, no pue-
den hablar. Deben ocultar sus
ideas y sentimientos...
La gaceta., 1938-01-08

Madrid, Enero 8.--IOs faccic
sos que aun resistian en- TIE :
ruel, teniendo con clos a sus mu
jeres y sus hijo, hambrientos, Sc
dientos y desesperados, Sc rim :
dieron aver en- numero de mas
lie 1000.
Sc halIaban escondidos los fac
eiosos en- Ell hospital de la Asun-
ci6n y en- otros lugares, y no hi
cieron resistencia en- las nltimas
48 horas.
A los sitiados, resto de la
guarnici6n de Teruel, ell sxgene-
raj Franco les habfa prometido
socorrerlos, 10 que no pudo cum
piir, a pesar de que por la ra-
dio di6 varias veces la noticia
de que sus tropas habian recap
turado a Teruel.
AL frente de los que Sc rindie
ron Sc hallaba ell corone Rey,
quien sali6 con ellos del hospital
de la Asunci6n.
FL mando leaI informa que
$50 eran soldados y 500 mule :
res, nfnos y a~ncianos, nuchos
de ellos con keridas.
De las ruiHas del conyento de
Santa Clara salieron "a Soda :
dos.
Cerca de Ia Muela sufrieron
los fascistas otra derrota, ha =
ciendo 81 gobierno $50 prisione-
ros.
Comisarios del ejArcito repu =
blicano organizaron Immediate =
mente 81 socorro a los prisione-
ros, convirtiendo en- hospitales
varias casas.
A Media que los derrotados
iban saliendo. sin Amino. easi pa
ra eaminar, pedian aqua.
M9ch0s de los reeogidOs no
La gaceta., 1938-01-08
LOS SUELDOS SON DUPLI-
CADOS EN-

Managua, Nicaragua, ensro 8
A partir del primero de enero
e han duplicado en- Nicaragua
todos los sueldos que paga Ell go
hierno. La poticia la di6 ell mi
listro de hacienda, Jose Benito
Ramirez, quien atribuye 10 he
tho al alto costo de la vida y la
depreciation del cordoba.
Ell dollar americana tiene aho
ia un valor de tres a cuatro cor
Iobas, seg1n ell cambio.
Hace algunos amos la none
la de Nicaragua era una de las
mas fuertes unidades del mum
do.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08

Barcelona, enero S.-Con la
retirada del secretario general
Francisco Largo Caballero, que
durante amos ejerci6 ell dominic
de la colectividad, qued6 cerra-
da la brecha que existia en- la
Union General de Trabajadores.
Para sucederlo fue nombrado 10
Sc Rodriguez Vega, un promi-
nente socialista. Ramon Coma
lez Pena, uno de los jefes del le-
vantamiento en- 1884, pas6 a ser
ell secretario general.
Asi Sc termin6 ell movimiento
disolvente surgido cuando Ell Sr.
Caballero dej6 de ser primer mi
nistro Y la organization por 81
dirigida Sc neg6 a colaborar cor
ell gabinete de Juan Negrin. Mas
tarde la mayoria de la Union &c
neral de Trabajadores Sc apart6
de Cabaliero y ofreci6 su apoyo
al gobierno.
Aunque ell ST.. Largo Caballe-
70 Sc ha retirado del executive,
su grupo de oposici6n es recono
edo por la edici6n de cuatro de
sus companeros al comite GEN.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08
LOS JAPONESES MALTRA-
TAN A LA POLICIA DE LA
IONA
Nuevas protestas hechas por los
c6nSules

Shanhai, Enero S.-LoS soida
dos japoneses p~ersisten en- mall
tratar a la policia de la IONA in
ternacional y este do lugar, hoy
a una fuerte protesta hecha por
Ell americana Cornell S. Fran %
kiln, preSidente del Consejo Mu
nicipal de Shanghai. Tn policia
de la connection francesa fue a.
tropellado y los soldados japo :
neses apuntaron sus armas con-
IRA las tropas galas.
Aver, Ell nueyos actos de sal
vajismo, los japoneSes apalea :
ION a dos soldados ingleses, mo-
tivando este una protesta del ge
neral BRITANNICA Telfer-Smollett.
81 ell incidente Sc reptile. comuni
20 ell general al mando JaponeS,
labra successes desagradables.
Los c6nsules de los paises a
1ectados han hecho nuevas pro-
estas y Sc han dirigido en- par
ocular al consul japones en-
Shanghai.
Pierre Auge, ell consul fran =
ces, telegrafi6 a Paris solicitan
% instrucciones.
Los peri6dicos de Londres Y
Paris, segun las noticias recibi-
las, publican violentos ~articulos
contra los perversos invasores.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08
Los induces de la WPA acerca de los Expe
dientes de llegada en- los Puertos de llegada

mo Ia de hacer un indice adecus
do. De mode que ell Indice que
ahora prepare la WPA respon-
dera a la necesidad que hay d.
los datos que contiene.
Los datos que mas Sc necesi
tan son los relatives al periodo
de 1897 a 1902. Sc espera quc
para fines de diciembre actua'
los datos estaran transcritos Y
a tarjeteros modernos. Ell meto.
do de indication es ell mismo 50
guido por la junta de Segurida3
Social en- sus expedientes; es III
sistema fonetico. Las variacio
mes de d~eletreo de los nombres
Sc ponen juntas para mejor CO.
Modidad de la catalogaci6n.
Este proyecto de Ellis Island
tiene sus similares en- otros puer
tos de entrada, inclusion hechf
de Boston, Detroit, Nueva Or.
leans y Filadelfia, clio a petici6n
del p1blico, y por virtud de la nc
cesidad de auxiIio en- que esta-
ban los departamentos en- cues.
ton.
Els necesario para muchos ciU
dadanos naturalizados de Esta-
dos Unidos, ell constar su natura
lizaci6n aduciendo pruebas de
ella, o bien, de la naturalization
de sus padres, 0 alguno de ellos
Desde 1906, ell proceso de natu-
ralfzaci6n ha estado bajo la vi
gilancia del Gobierno Federal, Y
los expedientes son uniformes.
En- Washington hay cOpias de
todos los expedientes de 1906 en-
adelante. Antes de 1906 no ha-
bfa nj vigilancia nj uniformi-
dad. Habfa una gran variedad
de expedientes, y variedad, en-
cuanto a la exactitud de los mis-
mos. Por clio algunos son muy
diffciles de localizar. Sc necesi-
ia un indice de estos viejos ex-
pedientes. Por clio, y con la ayu-
da de los Proyectos de la WPA,
va sc ha iniciado su formation
en- varias ciudades, como Los
Angeles, Scranton, Boston, FL
Paso Y Detroit. Estos Proyec-
tos son reconocidos por la WPA
como de entire los mas valiosos
de los "de cuello blanco'. Pero
Sc les establece solo d6nde 10 re-
duiere la condici6n de desem-
pleo. Hay records muy viejos, y
en- riesgo de incendio. 81 Sc per-
dieran este serfa tragico para
muchas personals,
La gaceta., 1938-01-08
Desertaron I'm Sargento y tres Cabos
del Regimiento Faccioso de Pavla
Sc reparten en- Madrid tarjetas para
1000 raciones
Calcula ell Gobierno que 100, 900 hombres
tomaron parte en- la batalla de Teruel

fuerzos Sc estrellaron. Ataearon
los facciosos en- las alas dere-
cha e izquierda de los leales, en-
los dos lados de La Muela, usan-
do tanques, aeroplanos y artille-
ria. Las posiciones republicans
resistieron y el enemigo tuvo
que r%eplegarse.
acknowledgements la situaci6n
de los rebeldes, 81 pudieran a.
vanzar hacia el centre, seria la
que los leales tuvieron en- Bru-
nete, en- julio, cuando Ell CONAN
dante Lister no Sc atrevi6 a a.
vanzar hasta que Villanueva del
Pardillo habia sido ocupada, y
como este tom6 cinco dias, la
base ensanchada solo sirvi6 pa
ra proteger las tropas del go
bierno cuando iOs facci0sos con-
traatacaron.
La aviaci6n ieal Sc eiev6 en-
los dltimos dias y ofreci6 COM
bate al enemigo Dos de los aero
pianos derribados por los leales
son de Ia marca italiana Fiat.
Los rebeldes parecen tener SUI
perioridad en- numero de apara-
tos.
Calcdlase por Ell gobierno que
en- la acci6n de Teruel tomaron
parte 10000 hombres, por los
dos ejercitos.
Los cafoRes leales destroza-
ron ell dia a, con 81 fuego certe-
no, una cuarta parte de las legio-
mes navarresas y extranjeras
que atacaban vielsntamente. Els
te fue ell golpe final a la nueva
contraofensiva.
En- ell suroeste de Teruel las
ltneas leales fueron adelantadas
y consolidades.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08

I'm ciudadano canadense lie
gado a Shanghai declara: Una
orgia de saqueo, rapina Y ase-
sinatos fue la ocupaci6n de
Hangchow por los japoneses
ell dfa "a de diciembre.
Ell primer acto de los japo-
neses despues de tomar a
Hangchow fue proclamar tres
dfas de fiesta para los solda
dos. Saquearon los invasores
las tiendas de who's.
Sc emborracharon y corrie
ron por las GALES, penetrando
en- hogares, hoteles, talleres.
edificios pdblicos..-
Centenares de mujeres Y jo-
vencitas fueron violadas Y ase-
sinadas por los borrachos ia
poneses; muchas mujeres co.
rrieron a buscar protection ell
los campamentos de los misio.
neros ingleses, americanos y
franceses...
Los extranjeros salvaron a
centenares de mujeres y ninos.
Todas las mujeres y ninos que
pidieron socorro fueron alberga
dos.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08
UNA JOVEN MATO A SU PA
DIRE

Jersey City, N. j., Ensro s.
Bajot la acusaci6n de haber ase-
sinado a su padre, dandole de
punnladas, continda encerrada
en- la carcel la joven Dorothy
Schaefer, de Is amos.
La muchacha dijo aver qre
era inocente, agregando: Yo co.
II el cuchillo para asustarle, pa
ra que no proSiguiera amenazsA
do q mi madre
Las autOridades no permiterf
que IL mqehacha sea visitads,