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Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-02
|E. E.E.Andersons
Leave for Extensive
Trip Thru East

Another of the very interesting
vacation trips is that which MI
and Mrs. E. E. Anderson will make
leaving July first. They will en-
train here for Flint, Mich, where
they will buy a new car and then
drive east visiting Boston, New
York City and Washington, D. c.
While in New York they plan to
take in the Worlds Fair and later
will visit extensively in Kansas
which is the home state OF both
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson. They will
return to the valley early in August
E. E. Anderson is vice presiden,
and merchandising manager of the
I. v. Hardware stores.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-02

and geography methods.
The National Association of Stu
dent Officers and National Council
of Student Participation in school
administration Is of great import
locally as student participation in
school administration has been used
extensively in the El Centro schools.
Noah Mason, congressman from
Illinois, and member of the Martin
Dies committee will speak on the
subject 1T Is Happening Here.
Senator Ebert D. Thomas of Utah,
member of the senate civil liberties
committee speaks on Our Heritage
of Civil Liberties, while such topics
as "Civic Education For Demo.
cracy", Tolerance Thru Education"
will be used in open forum discus
sion.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-02
vaIteyites Crowd
Highways, Buses
(Continued from Page l


Walter Havekorst estimated more
than 100 persons were in line in
his branch at one time and ap-
pr6ximately the same was reported
\ by E. l.. Carson of the Security
branch. There was no way of as
srtaining Immediately how. much
" lley changed hands in the two
trS between 10 am. and noon
t both bank officials agreed II
z puld amount to considerable
s1m.
All leave has been cancelled for
J highway patrolmen in the county
and officers will be on constant
duty until Wednesday morning
Capt. Frank Oswalt declared. There
VIII be no time off from now until
the vacation is over.
Meanwhile, in El Centre, police
guards were increased to protect
homes vacated over the weekend.
TWO extra officers will be put on,
Chief j. Sterling Oswalt said. Two
patrol cars and the motorcycle will
carry lists of those whose homes
have been left vacant and police
VIII check each one, he declared
Chief Oswalt said there was no
need to leave keys at the station
For the next ten days expect
difficulty with prowlers," he said.
Potential thieves will be pulling
out of the valley now and they
probably will try and take every
thing possible with them"
Several celebrations were set for
the Fourth in Imperial Valley
Among them were a Swiss club OBJ
servation at the Holtville clubhouse
and fireworks exhibition at the
EastSide park.
Coast celebrations included the
San Diego fire department circus
and fireworks display and more
than 30 others throughout the
state. There was to be one at Del
Mar.
County and city offices will close
Monday as well as Tuesday, with
the exception of law enforcement
agencies. Banks and title compan-
les also will close Monday. Most
business houses, however, planned
70 observe only the Tuesday holi-
day. The Post-Press will publish
oil editions as usual, except for an
early press time Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-02
Masonic Groups
Guests at Partv

Past Matrons and Patrons met ~
the plunge at Ell Centro Friday
night Tor a pot luck dinner and
informal association meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bush were host
and hostess for the occasion. Thir-
ty.five members attended.
The summer schedule of meetings
was announced. The July and Sep
tember meetings will be at the home
of Mrs. Anna Hartman at Eckner
Pass and the August meeting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. U. l.
Martin in the Laguna mountains.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-02
Britain, France to
Support Poland
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Continued from Page y
official visits, such as that of Prop
aganda Minister Paul Joseph Goeb-
| belS.
No serious developments in the
Danzig situation are expected in
the immediate future, it is indi-
Gated by the fact that German
children still are being sent to
East Prussia for vacations for two
or three weeks, which is usual. They
presumably would not be sent if
German authorities feared difficult
ties in getting them back to the
Reich.
With this prospect, British, Rus
sian and French conferees confer
red for two hours at Moscow today
on the possibility of defensive
alliance among the three countries
William Strang, British negotia-
tor, said Premier Viacheslav Molo-
tov was considering the latest
British French proposals and an
other meeting was probable within
a few days.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-02
Vacation Notes on Valleys
'Summer Cominss And Goinss

Miss Jessie Allen of El Centro left
saturday to spend the holidays at
Whispering Pines with her mother,
Mrs. Laura Allen, and her sister,
Mrs. j. H. Hutchinson, Brawley
residents who are spending the
summer In the mountains.
The Misses Patricia and Rosiland
Thompson. daughters of MI. and
Mrs. Truman Thompson of Ell Cen.
tro, are visiting relatives In San
Bernardino. They were invited to
attend the birthday anniversary 9
their cousin, Miss Wanda Thomp-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. I. French of El
Centre left I'll Centro Saturday for
Long Beach to spend the July
Fourth holidays.
Miss Lorraine Bernshouse of Ell
Centre planned to spend the elong-
.ated weekend holidays at Pine Val.
ley.
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Meagher and
daughter Jane will spend the Fourth
Of July holiday in the Laguna
mountains where they will prepare
their cabin for occupancy. Miss
Doreen Meagher is in Los Angeles
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Phil Tull.
Mr.. Meagher will return Wednes-
day.
Miss Mildred Morgan left Friday
= for San Francisco and Oakland
&where she will visit relatives and
friends during a months vacation
She plans to spend some time at
the fair. Mildred is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Howard Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Stone spent
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-02
18th Of July Party
At Kamm Home

the G. F.. Kamm home in Holt
vile Will be the scene of a Fourth
CT July get-together for a group of
iamliies, pioneers of the valley. This
Is an annual affair, and all contri-
nute to the bountiful picnic dinner
The day is spent in races. horse.
shoe pitching and firecrackers play
ing prominent part. A large dis
play of fireworks completes the
evening. Attending will be the P. E
Ryerson and A. C. Finney families
o! FL Centro and the j. F.. Briden-
stlne, Howard Vencil and ]. p
Chambers families of Holtville
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-02
Miss Harriet Raab
ConvaIescino

Word has been received in the
valley that Miss Harriet Raab, who
has recently undergone an opera.
ton in a Los Angeles hospital, is
making rapid recovery and expects
to leave the hospital in a few days
She will remain for the rest of the
summer at the home CT her parents
at 1903 Campus Road
Miss Raab is the daughter of Rev
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving T. Raab, for
mer pastor of the Presbyterian
church, and Is a teacher in the
Holtville high school.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-02
Biz Celebration for
Eastside on 4th

The Women's Civic Improvement
club in conjunction with the Wee
Moderns club are staging a big
Fourth of July celebration at the
East Side park. Dinner will be
served from IL o'clock on and will
feature fried chicken and barbecued
meats as well as home made pies
ice cream and lemonade.
The day will be climaxed by a
charity ball at the Elks temple, cor
ner of Second and State.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-02
explosion Sinks Yacht
HOLLYWOOD Mother. Killer Placed in
Psychopathic Ward for Examination

his attack upon her with a claw
hammer. He asked and was grant,
ed time to wash his hands and
change his shirt before he reviewed
the killing for police.
Mcdonald also was questioned
about the murder of Anya Sosoyeva,
Russian dancer, and the clubbing
of Della Bogart, young actress, but
police were convinced that he was
not implicated in either.
He said he killed his mother While
she slept after she returned home
Sunday night. He was reading
when she came in and she chided
him for staying up so late. Earlier
he said, she had threatened to send
him to mental institution.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-02
Swiss Club Will
Celebrate Fourth

Members of the Imperial Valley
Swiss club will celebrate Indepen-
ctnce DAY with fireworks and pa
triotic speeches, Paul Eggler an.
ncunced Saturday.
District Attorney Elmer Heald will
Me the chief speaker on a program
,s4iat will start at 8 pm. at the
tciubhouse. fireworks and a dance
win follow. The Swiss band will
entertain.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-02
THREE MARRIAGE LICENsES
ISSUED ON JUNE 3OTH

Three marriage licenses were s-
sued in Imperial county June 30,
the last day of the month of brides.
They were issued to Rudy Garcia.
10, Luz Neri, l6. Brawley; Leo =.
Sallee, 81. FL Centre, and Jewel
Jones. "a, Imperial; and James @.
Doten, AZ. and Conception Pierson.
SIS, Yuma.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-02

lespie, broker, Felipe Buencamino,
leader of the Nationalist party con-
trolling the Philippine legislature,
was found guilty on one count of
conspiracy which carries a maxi
mum two-year sentence. Two other
defendants, C. Wesley Turner. bro
ker, and Capt. John Stuart Hyde,
lame British army veteran, were
acquitted.
The case concerned the kiting of
the Philippine bonds by dissemina-
ton of false information and was
uncovered by a securities and ex-
change commission Investigation.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-02

HOLLYWOOD, July l. (UP) -
Campbell Mcdonald, 26-year-old
student of spiritualism, was to be
placed in the psychopathic ward of
a Hollywood hospital for a mental
examination today pending an in
quest upon the body of his mother
whom he confessed to numbering.
Authorities said they would file
no charges until the inquest was
completed They also awaited re-
suits of the mental test.
Mcdonald accompanied officers
yesterday to the room he occupied
with his mother, Mrs. Margaret
Campbell, fosmer stage and screen
actress, and described in minute
detail the Incidents leading UP to
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-02
Buckner Guilty
In Bond FiuSco

NEW YORK, July 1. (UP)-William P. Buckner, jr, a
playboy who took fer in finance, awaited today fed
era prison sentence that may be much 81 years
Found guilty of using the mails to defraud bondholders
of the Philippine railway company of $1000000, he
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-02

ICIoaocU III 9J,UOU UdII dIIu dIUtI
slapping his lawyer on the back
and affecting a wan smile, he left
the courtroom followed by almost
the entire feminine audience which
grasped for his hand and gave him
autograph books to sign.
Convicted with Buckner on the
seven counts of mail fraud and one
OF conspiracy was William j. Gill
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-02

Sell Farm PrOduce-Use
Post-Press Want Ads! ,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-02

"A neW subscription is one OBJ
tanned from person who has not
taken either one of these newspa-
pers during the past 80 days!
See your friends or relatives
and get them to subscribe to
either the Post or Press, or If
they already take one Of these
papers, persuade them to pay
1925 in advance for a 6 months
renewal
La gaceta., 1939-02-17
Francia pedira a rance una garantia escrta
Berard ofrecera un emprestito a los facciosos

PARIS. Feb. 17.-Jna mott
cia de Burgos informa que
Franco ha enviado las divisio-
mes italianas Littorio Y % de
mario hacia ell frente de Va
lencia, por donde intenta Ian
Ear una nueva ofensiva.
Todas las tropas de choque
de los f~acciosos Sc italian en-
canine del frente del Centre,
tornado por ell triangulO Ma
drid, Valencia Y Alicante.
Ti6nese entendido que ell Go
bierno frances lie ha dado ms
tr~ucciones al senador Berard
para pedir a Franco una ga
rantia escrita, en- Gamble de!
reconocimiento, de que tan
La gaceta., 1939-02-17

Vacila ell presidente Azana-
comrnican desdt Paris-y pare
&C de acuerdo con la tests de
Chamberlain.
Grave debe ser la enfermedad
del jefe de Estado cuanio Sc in
Gina hacia los planes del prl-
mer ministro ingles, ell enemigo
No. l de la Republica Espano-
la, ell mas vii y despreciable.
Seguimos opinando que Aza-
ma, a pesar de unas palabras que
su hija dijera en- la frontera con
Francia, sabra mantener su de-
coro como republican, hasta ell
ultimo momento.
La propaganda inglesa, 10 mis-
mo que la francesa ,tiende a pre-
sentar a Azana en- desacuerdO
con Negrin....
Els la preston que genera Ia
caida de ChecoeslOvaQuia la pre-
sion mas degenerate, la mas de-
pravada, la que hacen las poten-
cias democraticas o semidemo-
craticas.
La gaceta., 1939-02-17
Ell JAPON AMENAZ DE
NUEVO AL SOVIET
La Disputd SObre los Tomas de
PeScd

Londres, feb. l7.-El gobier-
no del Jap6n ha enviado una no.
Ia a Moscou, por medic de su
embajador, en- la que amenaza
con recurrir a la fuerza, EN- las
de pesca, 81 no Sc atienden
sus peticiones.
La nota sera e%ntregada al CO.
misario Maxim LitvinOff, en- ell
dia de hoy, y aver fue aprobada
por ell emperador HirOhito. Los
ministries de la guerra y marina
tambien la leyerOn.
TodO indica que existe una
nueva crisis en- Ell Extreme o.
%riente, tan peligrosa como la de
Changkufeng.
En- la Camara Baja japonesa,
en- los ultimos debates sc pidi6
al Gobierno Sc apodere por la
fuerza de los districts de pesca
frente a Kamchatka y capture
la mitad rusa de la isla de Sa-
khalin.
Apro06 la Camara una resos
luci6n en- la cual sc pide al Co
bierno recurra a la fuerza para
pro'eger los derechos e intere-
,ses japoneses.
Tiende la nueya nota a produ
cir impression en- ell comisaris
Litvinoff afirmando que la in
dustria de pesca representa- pa
ra ell Jap6n, anualmente, 50,-
de "yens".
La gaceta., 1939-02-17

promo ceSen las hostilidades
seran retirados de Espana los
soldados italianos Y alemanes.
FL plan anglo-frances tiene
por base un armisticio Y la ne
gociaci6n de la paz.
Sabese que Berard ofrecera
tambien al jefe faccioso espa-
mol un empr6stito para rehabi-
litar a Espaha Y asi equilibrar
la Influenza de las naciones
totalitarias.
Ell presidente espahol, Don
Manuel Azana, ha dicho en- Pa
ris que renunciara tan luego
Francia reconozca ell regimen
de Franco.
La gaceta., 1939-02-17
HOY ES Ell Ola DE LA IN
DUSTRIA DEL TABACO Y
DE LA VERBENA

Esta dedicado ell dia de hoy,
en- la Feria, a la industrial del
tabaco y La Verbena.
Como de costumbre Sc presen
taran grandes funciones frente
a la glorieta, la primera a la
las y la segunda a las 7:45.
Los espectaculos Royal Anne
rican funcionaran durante TODD
el dia.
En- la Exposition de la indus
tria tabacalera Sc hara entrega
de pfeqios, a las II de la mana
ma.
La gaceta., 1939-02-17
IConmemoro Ell Frente Popular la
victoria civica de F ebrero de 1896
Tropas italianas fa~scistas en- direction del
frente de la IONA central.
Portugal esta de nuevo en- buenos terminus
con Inglaterra

buenos terminus con Inglate-
ira.
Franco, dice I'm peri6dico
frances, demostraria estar To-
co uniendose a un conflicto
con ell ejercito frances, la es-
cuadra inglesa y ell ejercito Y
la escuadra de Portugal, que
ahora mantiene de nuevo es-
trechas relaciones con ell ga
binete de Londres. Quiza tia
liza busca la guerra para librar
Sc de una situaci6n embarazo-
sa; nero Alemania no Ia bus
ca"
"Alemania veria con gusto
que sus tecnicos CALIFORNIAN
con ell capital frances EN- la re-
construction de Espaha."
Los peritdicos italianos con
tindan dando consoles a Fran
co Y publican la noticia de que
sus tropas no saldran de la Pc
ninsula hasta que ell general
faccioso asi 10 pida.
No podemos comprender, di
cen EN- Donna, como Sc ofrece
eel dinero manchado" de Pa
ris y Londres,
Mussolini lie pide al general
espanol mantenga las aspira-
clones fascistas en- ell Medite-
franco, aun a riesgo de provo
car una situaci6n v~iolenta con
Francia e Inglaterra.
FL generalisimo, seg1n sus
amigos, Sc propone restable-
Ger la monarquia.
Francia habla de mandar de
embajador a Burgos a un ge-
neral espanol que fue amigo
de Franco EN- Marruecos."
La gaceta., 1939-02-17
LOS ARLEOUINES INTELECTUALES
20 DIABO," LISBOA

NO leemos peri6dicoS %pOrtugue-
ses. Son superficiales, son mi
cuos... 81 apareciese uno que Sc
Ocupase de la cultura, que ira
taSe de literature Y de ciencia,
ent0nces, 81 seriamos Sus lectO-
res... seriamos adeptos... seria-
mos amigos. Pero como no apa-
rece, leemos peri6dicos france
ses porque Sc ocrpan de los a.
suntos, de las GnicaS cuestiones
que nos interesan..."
Apareci6 20 Diabo". No 10
leen, como no leeran ning1n pc
ri6dico que no sea exponente de
su cretinismo, que no reproduz-
ca su lamentable falta de interes
por TODD cuanto engrandece y
ennoblece la vida. Claro es que
los tales peri6dicos franceses
nunca fueron por ellos mas que
hojeados con NAL disimulado te-
do, Guando habia alguien que
podia observarlos.
Estos arlequines de la intelec
tualidad no saben que la inteli-
gencia tiene hambre como ell es-
tonnage Y que para ella ell peri6-
dico y ell libro son tan necesarios
como la alimentaci6n. Y 81 10
supiesen, pasmarianse de hallar
personals como una que hace
dias, por casualidai, conocimos,
que, para comprar ell peri6dico
ell 'dia de su salida, recorre algu-
nos Kilometres a pie para ir a su
casa. FL drama de los q. nece-
sitan cultUra, de los que no pue
den vivir sin cultura, 10 tenemos
siempre presente cuando nos en-
contramos frente a uno de esos
fantoches sin alma ,meros sacos
digestivos, apenas arlequines de
la intelectualidad...
La gaceta., 1939-02-17
LAZARO PENA
Y SERGIO CARLO

Habana, feb. 17.-Hablaron
en- la concentration de aver pa
aoa 'ajar al coronel Batista,
iefe del ejercito, los ciudadanos
Sergio Carlo, un periodista, Y
Lazaro pena, un lider obrero, de
la raza negra.
Sc refirieron les oradores a Ia
democracia y elogiaron al corO-
mel.
Batista les contest6 y diio que
agradecia las expresiones de ca
rino de su pueblo.
La gaceta., 1939-02-17
PROTESTA DEL FASClSTA
DICTATOR DE UNA PARTE
DE ESPARA

Paris, Feb. 17.-El jefe fas-
eista espahol Franco protesto
aver ante Ell Gobierno de In
glaterra de Que por Franeis Sc
haya permitido a AzahS, ell
p~residente de la RepGblies Es-
pamela, firmar decretos y pa
peles de Estado en- Paris.
Considero esa 'acEion, dice
Franco, como un aeto hOstil a
mi "EabiSSno,"
La gaceta., 1939-02-17
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
IQue haran en- ell tercero? = Mussolini hablar&.
- Azana vacilante. = Homemade a Batista. -
Viva ell coronel. = Los japoneses amenazan.

5Es TN nuevo bluff" nippon
la amenaza communicate aver a
Moscou, en- cuanto a las zonas de
pesca?
Bluff o no, Russia esta prepa-
rada para la guerra.
81 los japoneseS atacan, como
10 hicieron en- Changkufeng, qui
"a 10 hagan esperanto la ayuda
de Alemania.
La gaceta., 1939-02-17
CRISTINO LIMA

La NOlllSNld wv ia oNNNSAAN~
cuenta con varias especies de
Arlequines; siniestras, unas; ca
ricaturaleS las Otras. Entire es-
tas ultimas queremos incluir a
los supuestoS intelectuales que
Sc dan aire por los cafes, que
frecuentan las librerias, hojean-
do, pretenciosos, libros que nun
ca leen Y desdenanlo libros que
.nunca ~serian capaces de escri-
Dir.
Esos intelectuales son inedi-
tos en- cuanto a obras e inedicos
en- cuanto a actividades. Incapa-
ces de escribir, incapaceS igual-
mente de analizar con algGn pro
vecho sea 10 que sea, Sc fingen
intelectuales por entender que
este les procura cierta impor-
tancia y que, de c~ualquier mode,
jrstifica su excesiva vanidad.
En- ell fondo, la cultura no les
intereSa para NADIA. 81 20 confe-
sasen, la Odia. En- cuantO pue-
den atacan una reputation labra
da por ell talento y por ell traba-
10 Y de csc modo expanden su
odio a 10 que no comprenden, 10
que nunca pueden amar.
Algunos Green inclusO que ser
intelectuales es ser maldicien-
ties. Sc habla cerca de ellos de
las obras de A. Y preOcupadOs
siempre con ell designio de fijar
actitud, Green que Sc elevan en-
ell concepto ajeno proclamando
insolentemente: "A. es an imbe-
ell. Y su libro no vale NADIA.
Pero nosotros sabemos que ser
intellectual no es ser est1pido nj
ignorante nj maldiciente. Y es-
tos arlequines de la intelectuali-
dad son estGpidos, ignorantes y
maldicientes, y NADIA mas.
Situados frente a 10 que po-
driamos lamar ell cumplimien-
to de su deber, dan, para hur-
tarse a el, disculpas dignas de
ellos, y, por tanto, absolutamen-
tie idiotas. Sc habla de teatro,
por ejemplo: Uno de ellos-son
todos 10 mismo, dicen las mis-
mas necedades-habla con gran
desden de las obras que Sc re-
presentan:
-Fruslerias, minerals, cosas
sin enjundia nj meollol ST repre-
sentasen a Ibsen, Shakespeare,
Pirandello, seria otra cosa. En-
tonces iriamos al teatrO.
Por exception, Sc representa-
una obra de Ibsen. Y ellos bril-
Ian por su ausencia. Sc discul-
pan diciendo: EN- Paris, vale Ia
pena ir a yer representa- a ID
sen. Aqui, no. En- portuguese no
me gusta. Y de la Interpretation
vale mas no hablar. Prefiero ir
a casa y leer a Ibsen en- aquellas
ediciones f~rancesas precedidas
per los admirables estudios del
Condo Prozor." No van al tea
to a yer a Ibsen. No Sc meten
en- casa a leer a Ibsen. Van a un
teatr0 a yer una revista porno-
grafica decorada con %pantorri-
Nntes de Due 20 Diabo" fuese
una realidad. a algunos de ellos
les oinos deeir muchaS wees;
La gaceta., 1939-02-17
SALIO BERARD
PARA BURGOS

Paris, feb. l7.--Despues de
conferenciar con ell primer mi
nistro Da.aNier y Ell ministro de
,Estado Bonkett, sali6 para Bur
Cos, territolb 10 fascista espahol,
Ell senador 4erard.
Dicese que hara saber a Fran
co que Francia lie reconocera, pc
70 a condiei6n de que prometa
retirar las tropas italianas y a.
lemsnas de Espaha,
La gaceta., 1939-02-17
LOS NINOS PREPARAN UN
HOMEMADE A BAITSTA

Habana, Feb. liza ninez
Guiana va a ser usada para la
politiqueria y aver Sc anuncio
los nihos de las escuelaS"
preparan un homemade al CO.
ronel Bstista, jefe maxine, y
al coronel Laredo BrI, preSi-
dente de la RepIblica. Tn nj
no preside ell comite organiza-
dor y una nina es la SecretariS.
Para sehalar la fecha del &C
to los nihos visitaran al coro-
mel y al preSidente.
La gaceta., 1939-02-17
BANQUETE A UN SECRE.
MIRO

Habana, feb. II Mariana Sc
efec.uara un banquete en- honor
del Sr. Fernandez COncheso, Sc
cretario de educacitn y amigo
del coronel Batista.
les organizadores dicen que
Sc debe ell acto a Ia excelente La
Dor del secretario con motive
del Congress- de Arte verificado
recientemente.
La gaceta., 1939-02-17

Decia un orador en- la Dieta
japonesa: "A menOs que una So
luci6n Sc encuentre rapidamente
debe darse a los ruSCs una con-
testaci6n inspirada en- la poten-
cia japonesa."
"Debemos de plegar firme de
termination no solo en- cuanto a
la Union Soviet, sine en- TODD e.
mundo". Ell pescar por la fuerza
es inevitable.
La gaceta., 1939-02-17

viva B~atista... Viva el coro-
nell. grita un pueblo nueva-
mente arrastrado por ell NAL ca
mino.
iCuando rebajara ell coronel,
Y 10 decimos sin malicia, ell pre-
supuesto de su ejercito?