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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-09-09

A thumbnail sketch of one of the
37th districts Democratic candid
ates for state Senator makes a
telling story
As immediate past president of
the Broadway Lions Club. Mr.
Broome has acquired an active
knowledge OF the problems. opir-
ions, and attitudes of wide range
of business mon in the 37th dis
trict. AS a member Of the Board
of Directors Of the Seattle Junior
Chamber of Commerce, his scope
has been widened to include
broad view of general conditions.
He is secretary of the Washington
State Restaurant Association and
a recognized authority in his indu-
stry. His connections with organ
lied labor have always been very
friendly.
Broome's campaign has been en-
dorsed by the A. f. of L., the De-
mooratie League, American coali-
ton and many others. In his cam
paign he is being aided by large
corps of volunteer workers.
Broome's chief appeal to the
conservative thinking American is
his definite positive stand against
Communism. He is the only State
Senator candidate who has declar-
ed himself on the subject and TAX
ing & definite stand against I'M
Americanism in any form.
Supported by church, civic, and
social groups, his slogan is, "A bu-
siness man for business-like gov
eminent"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-09-09
SPOKANE

Miss Ruth Lipscomb, Miss Katie
Smith and Mr. James Lampe mo-
tored to California where they will
make their home.
Rev. ]. r. Dobbins conducted the
morning services at Bethel AME.
Church Sunday, September 4.
Mrs. Chas. Holsclaw left last
week for Sapuka, okla, Mrs.
Holsclaw is school teacher in
Oklahoma and spent the summer
in Spokane with her family.
The Ivy Leaf Club meets at the
home of Miss Eleanor Burrows,
Wednesday, September z.
Mrs Elsie Mason and two daugh-
ters Misses Dorothy and Gloria Ma
son left last week for their home
in Chicago They have been the
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
dred Downs stephens during the
summer.
Mrs. Nanniebelle Fields. who has
been visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Margaret Stores, left last week for
her home in Chicago.
Mr. f. H. Holmes left Spokane
Friday, September 2, to attend the
funeral services of an old friend,
Mr.. J. Bernard White. The pass
ing of Mr.. White is mourned by
his many friends in Spokane.
Mrs. Lena Christian and Mrs.
Griffin of Oakland Calf, were the
week end guests of Mrs. c. J.
Flowers. They are vacationing in
the Northwest enroute to Glacier
National Park.
Mrs. Julia Han and Mrs. L. Har-
ris of Portland are the guest OF
Mrs. ]. T. eager.
Mrs. Thomas Wilson was hostess
at a breakfast Saturday, August
81, at her home in Hilyard. Gov
ers were laid for fifteen guests
Mrs Noah w. Williams, wife OF
Bishop Williams, and Mrs. Fred
Hughes, wife of Rev Fred Hughes
of Seattle, were honored guests
The house was attractively decor.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-09-09
Civil Service Class

The Urban League announces
that considerable interest has been
aroused in approaching Federal CT
vii Service jobs. Inspector of Gus
toms, and immigration Guard.
Plans were made at a meeting at
the Urban League Tuesday. Sep
TENDER 6, for a review course in
mathematics and English and re-
lated subjects for a night school
course in the regular Broadway
night school, This course will be
conducted by the school with re-
gular faculty especially designed
to suit the needs of persons pre-
pairing to meet these examinations.
Interested persons should file ap-
plications with the Federal Civil
Service Commissioner before Sep
TENDER 15 and register at Broad
way Night School Immediately up
on the announcement of the open
ing date.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-09-09
HOdson States
His Program

James ". Hodson. candidate for
Congress from the first district.
was born in Waterbury. Connect
cut, in 1907, Of Trish-American an
cestry. He was educated in pub
lie schools, later graduated from
Dartmouth College. His legal
training he received at Harvard
Law school and the University Of
Washington. from which he gradu-
ated in 1893. Since that time he
has been engaged in general prac-
tice, associated with the law firm
Of Wright. Jones q Bronson.
In May of this year he was APP
pointed acting Police Judge by
Mayor Langhe. He is married and
has one daughter, Julie, age 3. For
several years he has been a home
owner and taxpayer. AS such he
has been active in civic affairs in
Seattle He is a member of the
Young Mems Democratic Club.
Z am completely in sympathy
with the objects and purposes of
the Roosevelt Administration" Mr..
Hodson said. but l am utterly OPP
posed to having this district repre-
sented by man who is dominated
and controlled by pressure group
whose policies I consider inconsist-
ent with traditional American
principles. am supported by no
clique and identified with no fac
ton. If elected, I propose to vote
my convictions without domination
from any source
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-09-09
Deputy Prosecutor Is
Legislative Candidate

Albert d. Rosellini, candidate for
State Senator, BIRD District, who
graduated from the University of
Washington Law School in 1888,
was appointed a Deputy Prescott
Ing Attorney by Warren G. Mag
nuson in 1885. and has served the
County in that capacity until the
present time. As one of the young
er members of the bar, Rosellini
has made a remarkable record both
in private practice and in the Pro-
scouting Attorneys office. He has
had considerable experience in the
writing Of legislation and in be-
half Of the PIT. A., he wrote and
helped secure the passage in the
legislature of 1897 of laws relating
TO moral degeneraey.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-09-09

make it his home. Like any new
conner, Verley has many girl ad-
mirers. Alvester seems to be stin
the steady-going type holding on
to his ideals Both young men
make a very good appearance and
wish to be remembered to their
Seattle friends. They are roonning
with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Smith
Jacob Smith is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Sanders of Tacoma.
He has been in Detroit eight years
and is doing quite well as a con-
struction engineer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassells Helen
Butler) are now in Seattle, but
they have left splendid record
behind in Detroit. Mrs. cassells
was bookkeeper for a large linen
laundry and Mr.. Cassells a morti-
clan with a funeral home. Their
friends wish them well in Seattle.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-09-09
Ia Grande, Ore.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Taylor (nee
Minnie Holland) of Enterprise
were the week end guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Stewart. Mr.. Tay-
lor returned Sunday evening but
Mrs. Taylor extended her visit.
Other visitors in town over the
week end were; MI, and Mrs. J.
Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. James
Williams and son Adee. and Mrs.
Robert Baggett, all of Maxvine.
Mrs. Ella Tidce has had as her
guest the past week her daughter,
Miss Endara Tfice Of Pocatella,
Idaho. Miss TIiee is leaving Wed
nesday for her home.
Mr.. Joe Lerry left recently for
his home in Pine Bluff, Ark, call
ed by the grave illness of his ia
Their.
James Torrance, younger son Of
Rev. and Mrs. Torrance, recently
celebrated his 18th birthday ami
versary. He left on Tuesday for
Baker where he will be the guest
of William and Edwin Tebeau, the
young son of MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Tebeau.
Miss ellen Terrence, who this
year completed her second year of
study at the University of Oregon,
has received her Junior Certificate
with honor privileges, which gives
her an opportunity for advanced
and independent study. Miss Tor
renee is majoring in physical edu-
cation.
Sunday services were well at
tended at Boyd Memorial Baptist
Church. Many out-of-town visi-
tors were present.
East Oregonians are anxiously
looking forward to the annual
world-known Pendleton Roundup,
September l5-l7, and invite you to
attend.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-09-09

Earl Millikin, popular King
County Auditor, should gain some
satisfaction when his name appears
on the primary ballot. unopposed
A former teacher at Queen
Anne High School, a World War
veteran and sports enthusiast, Mr.
Miliiken feels that he has received
a tribute for the efficient manner
in which he has conducted his Of
flee in the County-city Building.
Figures recently released show
the operating expenses OF the Aud
itor's Office under Milliken were
$1,000, 900 less than those of his
predecessor, despite additional du-
ties imposed by law. such as per-
inanent registration. the blanket
primary, and the automobile ex-
else tax.
During Milliken's term of office,
the King County Auditor has paid
into the County Treasury S135,-
S5901 more than it has cost the
taxpayers to operate this depart
ment of government.
II feel, says Milliken, chat an
official who can run a public Of
flee at a good profit with no cost
to the taxpayer deserves vote of
confidence when elections come
around"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-09-09
Nellie Pappas Is
Educated in Mass.

A taxpayer in Seattle twenty
two years and a nome owner in
the 43rd district, residence 230s
Harvard Ave. No, for the past IS
years, have always identified my
self with any and all interests in
tended to forward the well-being of
our community
an an executive officer in the
State Humane Society and have
been a Democrat from the days
when the party could hold the con
vention in phone booth. favor
paying the aged pensioners the
maximum $40 they are allowed I'M
der the present law However, I
am not convinced that to do this
we viii have to increase our tax
burden.
1 propose If elected to seek the
setting up of a special commission
OF tax experts to examine the pre-
sent tax structure with a view to
seek re-apportionments of the am
cunts collected. This commission
should be empowered to draft and
present a model law bringing our
whole tax program up-to-date l
am fairly convinced that a study
by such an impartial commission
taken out of partisan politics will
see this State able to care for its
problems without having to in
crease tax burdens.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-09-09
Ernest Alexander
Makes Capture of
Escaping Prisoner


While the prisoners are return
ing from breakfast, Orval Butler,
seeond-time loser, attempted to es-
cape by kicking out window as
he was coming down the stairs.
Guard Alexander heard the clash
of glass, and not knowing from
where it came, rushed to the stair
way. He caught Butler just as he
was going out of the window. But
Ter was put into cell and later
taken to the County Jail. Officer
Alexander was highly commended
by his superiors for his quick act
ing and thinking.
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Tune in every Thursday,
$3.50 p. M, KEEN, 1870 K.C.
Enterprise ali Negro program
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CLASSIFIED ADS

WANTED: Houses for rent. Cali
Sayers, Ell. 1887.
FOR SALE: Beautiful house. low
down payment, balance like rent.
Savers, Ell. 1887.
FOR RENT 49, Furnished rooms.
Light housekeeping. 2401 e. I'm
ion St Phone Prospect 553S.
FOR RENT: Duplex, upper 7-rm.
Completely renovated, attractive.
$4,000 per month, with garage.
Gerald Wells, East 6499.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-09-09

ated in flowers of the season. Am
ong the guests were Mrs. Geo. S.
Allen, Mrs. J. c. White, Mrs. Rob-
inson Mrs. Browning Allen, Mrs.
Jones, Mrs Woods, Mrs. ToHiver,
Mrs Geo. F. artin, Mrs J T. Ca
ger. Mrs. Wilson was assisted by
Mrs. M j Dorsey and Mrs. Helen
Davis.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-09-09
Seattle
Churches

Fun Gospel PentecostaI Temple,
18th and II. Fir.
Revival Services are now being
conducted every night expect Sat
urday by Elder Young and wife
from Tacoma. Sunday School at
10 a. M; Morning service at II a.
M; Y.P.C.W. at $50 p. m. All are
welcome. Bishop B. f Morris.
La gaceta., 1938-01-07

Buenos Aires.-"La Prensa'
eomenta I'm acto de aggression a la
soberanfa argentina planeado
por unas entidades de uno de los
pafses totalitarios. Termina su
comentario con estas palabras
"lQue clase de nacionalismo
es ese que parece contar con la
|buena voluntad de las esferas o.
ficiales? Use trata de naciona-
lismo argentine o de "naciona-
Iiismo'' extranjero?
la Prensa' podrfa contes-
tarse muy bien a esas pregun-
tas. Sc trata del mismo "nacio-
nalismo" de que ella habla en-
sus Columns cuando da cuenta
de conquistas italianas en- Espa-
ma. Con ell mismo Fundamental
con que ia Pre1sa" llama ma
cionalistas espanoles a los que
han entregado la patria espano-
la a los ejercitos de Italia y Ale
rama Sc llaman nacionalistas
esos otros que causan la alarma
de 'tLa Prenas"
No QUisrea yer cue q episode
La gaceta., 1938-01-07
MUSSOLINI QUIERE COM
PETIR EN- ~ESCUADRA
CON ~INGLATERRA

Roma, enero 7.--El gobierno
del Duce die hoy la noticia de
que Sc propone construir dos a.
corazados, cada unO de $4,000
toneladas, IL destructores y o.
tros barcos memories, con Ell pro-
p6sito de reforzar la escuadra.
va los nuevos acorazados, no
construidos todavia, tienen nom
bres y Sc llamaran Roma e I'M
pero.
Ell Impero Sc hara en- Geneva
y ell otro en- ell moderno arsenal
de Trieste.
Esto eleya a cuatro, por parte
de Italia, Ell ndmero de acoraza-
dos de $4,000 toneIadas. Fran
ella. que va construye dos, pro-
bablemente resolvera construir
dos 0 tres mas.
La gaceta., 1938-01-07
LOS CORRESPONDENTS fXTRAN)FROS
COMPRUfBAN 10 SUCfD|DO En- TERUFL
MUSSOLINI PREPARA 30, 1000
HOMBRES PARA MANDAR-
LOS A ESPANA
Las pruebas Sc entregaron al
Cabinete britanico

Paris, Enero 7.-Comunicar
de Londres que al gobierno in
giles Sc presentaron aver evider
cias documentarias de que Mus
solini prepare ell envio de tropas
Y material de guerra, en- gran
escala, para auxiliar a los fac =
ciosos espaholeS.
Sabese qse canones navales
de grueso calibre Sc han vendido
a Italia, ademas, por una poterA
cia extranjera. Estos canones SO
utilizaran para f%ortificar los lu-
| cares de la costa que los faccio-
SOS tienen en- su poder,
Dicese que ell Duce, por media
ci6n de Ciano, ha pedido a las
companies de vapores tengan lis
tas embarcaeiones, con un total
de 10000 toneladas, para man :
dar hombres y pertrechos a
Franco.
AL mismo tempo Sc sabe que
barcos ordenados por los rusos
en- los astilleros japoneses, Sc =
ran entregados a Italia para uso
en- ell Mediterraneo.
Italia no pagara por los bar
cos hasta restablecer ell dominic
de SD hacienda.
Las tropas listas para mandar
a Espaha pasan de 10000 hon.
bres, junto con canones de grue-
so calibre y otros ~armamentos.
Sc haran los embarques desde
Geneva, Napoles y Palermo.
Italia entregara tambien a Fran
co, sin demora, un sembrador de
minas, que Sc situara frente a
Valencia y Barcelona, 81 la avia
ci6n leal no 10 destruye.
Ell gobierno frances esta bien
enterado de las maniobras de los
fascistas ~italianos y Sc propone
protestar y actuar.
Aseg1rase que 81 Mussolinf
manda nuevas tropas a Espana,
Francia abrira su frontera pa
ra hombres y material de que
IRA.
La gaceta., 1938-01-07

Ell Tribune" debi6 ponerle a
su caricatMa de hoy Ell nombre
de ,Democracia, no de Espafa.
No Sc suicida ell pueblo espa-
mol ;se defiende contra los trail
dores y los inVasores extranje-
roS.
Mas la Democracia, acobarda
da, 81 parece preparar la pistola
cue lie destrozara ell craneo.
William E. Dodd, exembeja-
dor en- Berlin, ataca en- tono du-
no ell regimen "nazista".
TODD 10 que olga en- contra de
Hitler Y sus secuaces es POGO,
muy POGO, 81 Quiere exteriorizar
la verdad.
Regimen de OPPRESSION v cri-
men, en- manos del degenerate
'numero /" y de otros que en-
maldad sc lie aproximan O quiz
zas lie snperan.
La gaceta., 1938-01-07
Estima Ell embajador Dodd que la guerra mundia
sera ell resultado de los preparativos guerreros
Ataca en- tono duro Ell regimen 'nazista"

Washington, enero 7.-ES a.
guardado en- esta ciudad. proce-
dente de New York, ell exemba-
jador de los Estados Unidos en-
Alemanfa, William e. Dodd,
que ACADIA de regresar de ese
pals.
Interrogado por los Periods
tas en- relacion con su labor en-
Alemania y la eonducta del 60
bierno "nazi", Mr. Dodd dijo
que era una "tarea sin esperan-
"a.
"La guerra mundial vendra
como resultado del exorbitante
crecimiento de los armamentos.
"Muchos eminentes alemanes
elogiaron mi norma de no asis-
La gaceta., 1938-01-07
DERROTADOS DE NUrVC
LOS FASCISTAS EN- LAS
DE
CONCU
Cinco aeroplanos italianos ,
alemanes derribo aver la
aviacion republicana

Madrid, Enero LAS tro :
pas facciosas han sido derrota :
das en- las cercanias de Concud,
posici6n queel gobierno mantle
ne en- Su poder desde que toma-
ra a Teruel.
Existe la mayor tranquilidad
en- ell interior de Teruel, derrota
dos los fascistas que hacfan re :
s~istencia.
Combates de poca importan :
cia Sc han librado en- otras po-
posici6n que ell gobierno mantle
la iniciativa.
La nota official sobre el com :
bate de aviaci6n efectuado aver,
revela que los fascistas perdie-
ron cinco aparatos Y los republi-
canos dos.
Ell mando leal Sc muestra sa =
tisfecho por haber logrado la a.
Niaci6n todos los objetivos que
Sc lie senalaron, a saber: desha-
Ger las concentraciones del enc
migo y destruir sus depositOs
de material de guerra.
Manteniendo ell bombardeo de
noticias mentirosas, los derrota-
dos en- Teruel dicen hoy que han
capturado 10000 soldados lea :
les. Queipo de Llano confiesa
"suavemente" la derrota v ira
ia de quitarle importancia con
la "invenci6n" de los 10000 pri
sioneros "llegados a Zaragoza.
Cuando Sc lee en- las noticias
de Hendsya que la aviaci6n leal
bombardea las concentrations
facciosas en- San Bias, Concud Y
Celedas, Sc debe leer que La awia
ci6n republican, deshace las con
centraciones de los traidores en-
las cercanfas de esos lugares,
por cuanto San Bias de Campi-
Ito y Concud son posiciones re-
publicanas.
En- las ruinas de los edificios
que los leales arrebataron a los
facciosos, aparecieron los cada-
veres de ninOs y mujeres a los
cuales los jefes fascistas deja =
ron morir de hambre.
Grupos de mineros asturia =
nos tomaron parte en- la conquis
ia de Teruel Y en- la derrota que
los fascistas sufrieron en- los SUP
terraneos.
Las tropas que sostuvieron en-
la Inca leal la tremenda preston
facciosa de la semana pasada,
astan descansando.
La gaceta., 1938-01-07
NUEVO DONATIVO DE AC.
CION GALLEGA

Para la leche de los ninoe de
Espaha, la pequena y progresis-
ia sociedad Acci6n Gallega, do
no aver $4,000.
FL aheque fue entregado en-
ell Centre Obrers por ell presi-
dente Pedro Vifladonga, aeon
paiiado por ell s~ecretario JESUS
del Rio.
Teniendo en- cuenta ell hume
70 de socios, Acci6n Gallega
tiene la palma en- cuanto a do.
nativos.
Esperase que los Dapendien
ties y Cocineros, por medic de
su Union, hagan otrO donativO
La gaceta., 1938-01-07

| flancos a un mortifero fuego de
artillerfa.
De no haber sido por ell tenn
poral, los facciosos lutheran SUI
frido una d~esastrosa derrota, co
mo Ell mando republican, 10 ha-
bia ealculado. Bajo las circuns-
tancias, los leales NADIA podian
hacer.
] Los campos de aviaci6n de los
tacciosos, del otro lado de la ca
dena de montahas, estaban Gu
oiertos de nieve, de modo que no
podian volar. Cada aerodromo
ieal, por la otra parte, estaba Gu
bierto con una sabana de nieve
de tres pies de espesor.
La carretera de Sagunto, por
la que Sc ~abastecian los leales,
estaba impossible. Los esfuerzos
del gobierno para transporter a
Teruel artillerfa, tanques y mu-
niciones encontraban enormes
obstaculos. Este fue 10 que hizo
dificil la posici6n del gobierno.
PoseiaA les faeciosos ell COM
paeto dominic del aire y Sacaron
de clio ell mejor partido possible.
Las tropas leales, va fatigadas
por la Iarga ofensiva, tenian que
permanecer en- ell frio y la ME
We. y asi estuvieron hasta el
domingo.
Pero las lineas leales Sc man
tenian. Nunca llegaron los fac
ciosos a una distaneia menor de
cuatro millas; donde todavia Sc
encusntran en- lugares de POGO
peligro.
Ell ala derecha republican,,
que habfa avanzado hasta eau
dete, siete millas al noroeste, Sc
encontr6 flanqueada y retroce-
di6 a sus posiciones originates
sobre Concud. Contrario a TODD
10 dicho por los fascistas, Con-
cud no fue abandonada por los
leales Y esta en- sus manos.
La gaceta., 1938-01-07

tir a las conferencias del ma
1smo' donde la democracia era
atacada y pisoteada.
Sc neg6 a dar sus nombres
para evitar que Ell nazismo los
mande a la carcel.
Yo Sc de un solo pals donde
1900 profesores y maestros de
universidades e Institutes fue.
ron dejados cesantes por rehu.
sar amoIdarse a las instructed
mes de un ministro de propagan
da.
LA libertad religiosa no exis
tie y la politica menOs.
Dodd Sc propone completar
TN libro sobre ell Sur que venia
preparando.
La gaceta., 1938-01-07
RUMANIA ~INTENSIFICA LA
CkMPANA ANTISEMITICA
Ell Badulaque Goga pedira
nuevas leyes

Viena, Enero TEL gobier
no de Goga intensified la cam
pana antisemita, a pesar d.
las advertencias llegadas d.
Paris y Londres.
Jorde Cuza, ministro de o
bras p1blicas, ACADIA de dictal
an decreto que prohibe a los
judios emplear personals no
hebreas memories de 40 amos.
POGO despues Sc anunci6 que
ell gobierno, por ahora, no lc
haria cumiplir.
COCA asegura que sus futu'
ros decretos los apoyara en- lie
yes del Parlamento, no en- la
firma del rey.
Todos los peri6dicos he
breos de Bukowina han sido
clausurados por Ell nuevo sal
vale gobernador, M. Robu. Err
Moldavia les han sido retira'
das las licencias a los judios
dueios de posadas. Esperase
que tomara igual acci6n ell GO
bernador de la Besarabia.
Aumenta ell n1msro de ju =
dios sin trabajo.
Ell gobierno parece impreslo
nado por la noticia de Francia
suspendiendo los embarques
de armas y municinoes. Espe-
rase que Checoeslovaquia ha-
ra 10 mismo, bajo la preston
de Paris.
Ell embajador en- los Esta =
dos Unidos, Sr. Charles A. Da
villa, ha renunciado para unir-
Sc al Partido de Aldeanos.
La gaceta., 1938-01-07
N~ACIONALISTAS JUZGA-
DOS EN- PUERTO RICO

San Juan, p. R., enero 7.-Co
memo aqui la vista de la causa
contra seis individuos acusados
de dinamitar la casa del padre
Nestor j. Aguilera, de Brook
lyn, Ell pasado 6 de julio. Uno de
los acusados, Antonio Buscaglia
ha hecho la promesa de no usar
zapatos hasta que Puerto Rico
logre su independence.
Ell cura ha sido proclamado
por los nacionaIistas el enemigo
n1mero l de la independence
de la isla. Els capellan de la
guardia nacional y march6
en- la parada del A de julie.
La gaceta., 1938-01-07
CAMPILLo Sc

Aparecfa que en- su ala izquier
da los leales Sc habian retirado
de San Bias de Campillo, pero
este Sc comprob6 era una nueva
falsedad. La poblaci6n esta en-
manos de los leales, seg1n los ca
rabineros llegados de ALI.
AL llegar ell sabado por Ia tar
de, los facciosos no habian podi-
do avanzar y oil domingo por la
maiana ell gobierno tom6 la mi
ciativa, recapturando varias po-
siciones en- La Muela.
Atacaron ell lunes los faccio :
SOS, con sus tanques, mas fueron
rechazados.
Una parte del canine la te-
nian los facciosos bajo ell fuego
de su artilleria.
La aviaci6n facciosa, ell Iunes,
atac6 con 60 aparatos. Arroja-
ron sus bombas y entonces los
corresponsales apreciaron has :
ia que punto los fascistas ha-
bian mentido por la radio.
Los miiicianos en- Teruel Sc
rieron a mandibula b~atiente
cuando los eorresponsales les in
-formaron de TODD 10 que Queipo
de Uano y los facciosos habfan
estado comunicando por radio.
Ellos explicaron como las mi
mas habfan explotado debajo del
edificio del gobierno civil y 81
convento de Santa Clara.
FL palacio habia estado bajo
el fuego de un canon de seis pull
gadas, a una distancia de 500
lRGsa q q IA. pdgl
La gaceta., 1938-01-07

de Espaha no es un hecho asia
do. Els una aggression mas en- la
erie de elias. Y 10 que no sea o.
ponerse a 10 que en- Espana Sc
realize en- cualquier otro pals. Y
smpleando para clio, sin escr1-
pulo alguno. Ia etiQueta del ma
cion&lisuo''.