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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-11

champion Joe Louis in an exhibition
bout at Flint.
ut is every fighters greatest VT
tie the evening he fights the damp
ion-but the real EXETER int comes
when you have the + Z holder face
10 face for an off.eia go.
But fighte13, like I. who has only
been doing this trade OF throwing
leather cor l6 months get a big
thr - out of meeting top-perform-
n in even an exhibition. Before
the Flint bout, and now, I'm fully
convinced that Joe Louis is the
greatest fighter that has ever lived.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-11
BY JIM BUTLER

According to plans made by the
Michigan Basketball League com
mittee Tuesday evening, the state
basketball league which will COM
mence December, have the looks of
growing to be the biggest ever at
tempted in the state,
Representatives from various sec
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-11
Wee Willie Tells How 1t
Feels To Fight Joe Louis
By WILLIE WILLIAMS

Editors Note: Wee Williams, pgpu-
lar fighting pawn-broker' w aft
er Is months OF fighting 81 Detroit
tells how it feels e fight Heavy
weight Champion e Louis. Ac-
cording 10 theiTranking number
fighter of the sate OF Michigan even
an exhibitifH bout with the champ
leaves you a few pounds lighter.
Williams fought the second round
Of an Louis-exhibition in Flint last
Friday night.
Il realized half OF my ambit4h
last Friday night when l r7atched
gloves with worlds heavyweight
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-11
Globe TrOtters To Play
Here Thanksgiving Night

Sports writers over the country
Say.
For lightning and deceptive pass
ing the Harlem Globe Trotters can't
be matched"
Globe Trotters put hoodoo on
the old pill-ball is made to do any
thing but talk"
The Harlem Globe Trotters put
on a show You should see them
put on their act"
STORES which precede the Har-
lem Glooe Trotters are not wildly
exaggerated. Greatest unit ever as
sembled'
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-11
BOWLING LEAGUE

WHO THEY PLAY
Thursday Nov. e-Assocaed Electricians Girls
Friday, Nov l0-Dynamic Maston Laundry Boys
Saturday. Nov. ll-Mason Laundry Girls Adams Palms
Monday, Nov. l3-Frtz Und, Porers Cleaners Boys
Tuesday, Nov 14-Maston Laundry Boys Associated
Electricians
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-11

An inventor has given a fish lure
transparent windows 10 transmit beams
Of colored Light downward TO attract
fish that may be beneath it.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-11
FIGHT FOR WORLDS TITLE
PoPA DEE STARTED THE FIRE

Popa Dee was in a blaze this
week over the elimination contest
for the state welterweight crown.
Dee states he isn't worried about
the state title he is sharpening
Smith for something bigger. He
ySants Smith to fight for the worlds
title Any place, Dee says, Smith
will battle for the crown in any
state, any hall even if its barn
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-11
COMMISSION
DECIDES TO
HAVE CONTEST

The State Boxing Commission
which has been saving wood over
the Michigan welterweight cham
pionship has decided to have an
elimination contest between the
three king-pins of that class, Harold
Smith, George Riley and Joey
Miehieiove to decide who deserves
the title.
PoPA DEE STARTED THE FIRE
Harry "Popa Dee" manager Of
Harold Smith. started the fire when
rumors swept the town saying that
The commission was going to give
Miehielove the title. Harold Smith,
sensational midwestern amateur
champion, who was carrying on
successful campaign since turning
professional, and his manager felt
neglected. Popa Dee in a rage
challenged Miehielove to fight
Smith and thus drew in Riley, who
Is considered quite a threat in the
same class. Harold Smith holds
a decision over Riley but has new
er fought Miehielove.
TRAINS FOR OHIO BOUT
Harold Smith is now training for
fight in Canton, Ohio, on the same
card Roscoe Toles. outstanding
heavyweight. is heading, Toles is
y fight the main event against
3atsy Peronni, whom he decisioned
on the Louis-Pastor program. The
Teles-PerreHi punch party was
planned -Nevember-i3- bat-Na
postponed.
According to recent reports sea-
soned Toles will do battle here soon
in the State Fair Coliseum against
Red Burman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17

WASHINGTON Young
Elliott Roosevelt. the Texas
oil man and radio magnate,
recently dropped into Wash
ington. ignited a few inflam-
mable headlines and got more
action out of several govern
ment agencies than his dis
tinguished father has been
able to obtain in several
months.
The son denounced the AAA's
failure to frame a scheme for i'm
proving the condition of cotton
growers, now suffering from low
prices. lack of foreign markets and
SURPRISES. Next day the president
called Messrs. Hull, Wallace, Nor
genthau and Hopkins into a parley
on the subject. with the result that
four different plans are on the fire
--one for each conference.
When the youngster assailed the
FCC's radio setup and conduct,
Chairman McNinch Immediately
went into a huddle with Burt
Wheeler. A new measure revamp-
ing the commission structure will
be drawn.
Elliot also asked when the
house interstate commerce
committee intended to do
something constructive for the
railroads. with a sideswipe at
Chairman Lea. The latter fell
into the filial line with a cross
my heart promise that he
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17

power on the public platform, &C..
rording To the witness
Speaking nj the meeting DIR.
Meyers said he WAS satisfied with
the progress We werr making"
said Scott lie also mentioned
that Mr. Bfooms had called him
about purchasing the drilling ma.
chinery.
"Dt. Meyers said. 7 told Mr..
Broome. Why bother me : Go
ahead and buy II I'm doing my
best TO give you the best machinery
money can buy"
The government witness turned
artist for . whlle Thursday morn
ing. drawing diagrams on . large
board. which he said we're repro.
auctions of drawings Bfooue made
on the platform at ssles meetings.
With Scott certain To occupy the
witness stand another whole day,
the ~ 600 900 mali fraud trial.
with lts eight defendants. headed
for the end ~ its fourth trial week
Friday and iis slkth witness
Two defense attorneys we're
missing Thursday Anthony saw
age. ~ all week. stiii .ss absent.
and William u. AssreB, sttosnsy
for Defendant Louis Roth. .ss
kept away By . death In his fpmiiy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17
WAS READY TO
BOMB PRAGUE!
Hitler Made Threat
to Destroy City,
Say English


Adolf Hitler effected his
"protectorate' over the Czech
people by threatening to
destroy Prague with an air.
plane fleet waiting only for
the signal to fly. British news
papers charged today as
Britons bitterly denounced
Nazi Germany and demanded
that their government pre-
pare urgently for the pos
sibility of war.
The News Chronicle and The
Daily Herald asserted that al an
early morning conference at Ber-
lin Yesterday Hitler sngrily orsier-
ed President Emil Hscha OF czecho-
slovakia TO telephone at once to
Prague that he had consented TO
Hitler's decision TO tolerate no
longer the existence OF separate
Czech state
Hitler told Hacha he had
already decided to send his
army into Cxeeh territory. the
new spapers said. and added
that " Haeha refused TO TILE
phone Prague and order that
there was to be no resistance,
he would give the order i'm
mediateiy for the destruction
Of Prague by an air fiert
which MAS being held In
readiness"
II was believed possible that
this allegation came from = group
Of mysterious Czech officials Who
arrived at London yesterday by
airplane. under close Scotland
Yard guard Reports ssid among
the refugees were Rudolf Beran.
Czech premier. and Gen. Jan
SyrOyy. war minister.
Chamberlain Weakened
There was further report that
officials OF the great SkOda NUM-
tons works of Czeehoxlovssis
escaped with secret plans they did
not want the Germans 10 get.
There were many signs that the
German triumph over the 2 600 600
Czechs who remained in Bohemia
and Mofsvis after the separation
Of vskis and Csrpstho-
Ukrsinis meant much more than
did the triumph at Munich when
Hitler got Spdetenlsnd.
There were signs also that this
new triumph might mean more
for Prime Minister Neville Cham
berlsin.
After the Munich conference
Continued On Page 70, Column -
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People In
The MuS

DR.. Charles seymour. president
of Yale university. said at san
Francisco that psyebiatrist. not
an historian. was needed 10 fore.
tell what might happen In Europe
he said he himself believes there
viii be second class war In
Europe. but not a general war
Frances Camille. former wampus
baby star Of the movies. sued for
divorce from Campbell Mrikie john.
theatrical agent She complained
he objected 10 stage % screen
career for his wife .
Lincoln Ellsworth, basklng IN
the sunshine ~ Honolulu. said he
would spend the winter Of 1871
al the South Pole. ransing en-
route from Antafrties 20 Los An
gsies. the explorer said he would
make the trip with two companions
and two sifplsnes 10 blaze nesT
trails and 10 ssnb shaft through
the Ice 10 study weather eondi-
tioBs and mineral deposits
Weldon Hay burn, movie actor.
divorced Jane EieheibeEer. SsF
York city sociallis. Hsyburn.
whose real name IL Weldon ~
Franks. complained she deserted
him Oct. ~, 1897 49,.
To her own surprise. Hsies Oil
i,erf. blonde and pretty csilolsi
who vas perfectly satisfied 70 play
In film studio orchestra. found
herself signed up a. = movie
actress today she wss spiea ~
ttlm Director Fred wiIfes ard
given : screen test and contract -,
EibsI barry more Coli. the
actress vas SUED for $4,000 ny
Emily ". DeBisoa. a playwright.
over possszslon II the script for
the play. After the War" Miss
DenisOn ssid khe submitted the
script to Hlss Barrymore IN NsN
YORK i've years ago and her De.
msnds for It's return have been
ignored
Walter Hagen. for ~ years ore
~ Americas leading K0ifeTa has
been named captain Of the United
States Ryder cup team for 1893
Hagen Wss captain Of The 1927.
1929. 1891 and 1888 teams
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17
Funeral OF Ross
Set For Monday

PORTLAND. Ore. The funeral
of J. d. Ross. administrator Of the
Bonneville project and one of the
nations foremost public power ad-
yocates. will be held Monday at 3
D. M. at First Presbyterian church
in Seattle. the Bonneville office
announced today. Ross died Tues
day at Rochester. MINI.
For five hours preceding the
services. Ross body will lie IN
state in the church chapel. gar
rison of honor, headed by Erwin NJ.
King. Washington state grange
master. and including Ray w.
Gill. master of the Oregon grange.
and representatives of labor and
civic groups. will be in attendance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17

stolen in Tacoma Wednesday night.
Various witnesses reported to
police Thursday noon that car
driven at high speed had gotten
out OF control on Orchard st. had
first struck fence and then
crashed into a tree.
Melvin Devices of Lake Louise.
reported he was about half block
behind the car as the crash oc-
CURED. He said two young fellows
wearing blue blazers scrambled
out of the wreckage and started
cross country avoiding a group
of WPA workmen nearby.
Later city patrolman at South
Tacoma reported seeing two such
boys there and still little later
the county hospital reported re-
ceiving the two lads.
They We're later identified as
Walter Butt Of 1928 So Prospect
st and Kenneth Cornell. 7045 So
Alder. whose parents had reported
them as runaways last Monday.
Butt was required to remain IN the
hospital. but Cornell was taken to
police headquarters for question
ing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17
PLANNER FOR PASSAGE
OF PEELER LOG BILL

OILY MPIA = Passage OF The
"peeler log" bill in congress, for
bidding export Of high-grsde
Douglas fir logs for manufacture
by foreign countries. was sdvo-
Gated today by Ben kizer. Spo-
kane. chairman Of the state plan
ming council.
Kizer pointed out the northwest
has the only available supply IN
the world Of these logs needed BY
the speciality forest industries.
The foreign countries make the
logs into wood products and re-
ship them back 10 United States
to compete with products made by
higher-wased American labor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17
OREGON SOLONs
FINALLY FINISH

SALEM. Ore. Members ~ the
Goth Oregon legislature we're on
their way home today after fhs
longest and oostiisst xession In
history.
Adjournment esms At 1919 last
night. ths senate trailing the house
BY seven minutes The session
mad issted about 10 days
Rep Frank J Lonsfgan. ~.
8uitn0mah. left the loser house
exhausted after battling through
the entire dsy IN futile attempt
20 have a sales tss referendum
enacted into Law.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17
TOLL BRIDGE HOLDERS
OF BONDS LOSE SUIT

OLYMPIA 1.bs stat< suprsms
court is,s yesterday hsis against
certain nondholaefs % the White
Salmon ffs1d River toll bfsdae
Nho spuxnf 20 collect . share ~
the sz5z.eai paid BY the federal
government 10 strengthen the
ptsdgs against high waters b~s asd
ap ~ Bonneville dam.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17
Tavo Young Boys Injured as
Stolen Car Crashes Fence

Two 17-year-old boys were treat
ed at county hospital Thursday
afternoon for cuts and head in
juries apparently received, police
declared, in the accidental wreck
ing of a stolen car on Orchard ST.
between Fircrest and Meadow
Park.
The car. police said. had been
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17
An Inside Picture of Finan.
cial and Political America

would sponsor reconstruction
bill drawn In accord with
Father Rooseyelt's proposals..
II was the finest father-and-
son act the capital has seen
since the days Of the Adamses.
The backstage lineup over the
related issues of economy and def
cit spending and business appease-
ment has produced a strange set
of alliances among FDR's advisers
Slowly but inescapsbly-ths inside
story has not yet made headline
history--such idolators of the pres.
ident as Harry Hopkins and Henry
Morgenthau are drifting away
from him. personally and econom-
ically.
Under Secretary John w Hanes
is the young man responsible for
this amazing realignment. with its
immense implications. A smart
er salesman than he is an execu-
tive. he has convinced his boss
and Hopkins that political and
national salvation depend upon
cutting the costs of government
and increasing the profits of in
dustry.
M0rgenthau n inclined to
hearken for fear a contrary
policy might produce a bust
ness bIowup while he heads
the treasury. His concern IL
dersta d a b ! e to his
friends. Hopkins senses that
even his remote chance for
the 1910 nomination would
Continued on Page s. Column 81
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Fetl1rnl h1runn r fnxnd11
a.. 49,
hsV"" sesHt~ spoN -
today in 4 nooseh ~ eknno
..r.ea ..,k.n.~.- -. 49, -.
s 49, sv~
five esuployGn o. t8o CoQ1Gr
h.rL - 49, - - a-...s-'......
s " 80 -" 49,
distrtcf "Wednesday n1S0gUDG
,. ". mnosnohn enrnanv - -
s..t .~l1 ~e...-,1-.. ..'..'.1.'...
~ ~ eve eNee9oo4 -
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Scott. on the witness stand his
third day. told how Broome. at .
public meeting Of the promotion
enterprise termed himself, the
only licensed petroleum engineer
IN The state OF Washington.
Meyers, alleged by the govern
ment with having been misrepre-
septed 10 Investigators as multi
millionaire hacker Of T. q. A. o.
operations, admitted" his financial
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17
MOTHER CAN'T SAVE SON

SEATTLE-Mrs. ". +. Jensen.
wife Of produce company fore
man. stroee futilely early today
TO save the life OF her son. William.
j.. "a. who was accidentally
ssphysisted by carbon monoXide
gas while repairing ms automobile.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17
CLIPPER ON SHAKEDOwN

San FgANCIsCO - The PAN
American Always clipper No. 10
winged toward Honolulu today on
the first leg Of a shakedown cruise
10 the Orient The huge 7]-psS-
sengsy plans earned 10 persons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17
Ann Cooper HeriH
Marries B0rkeeper

RENO. >es>--Ars. Ann Cooper
Hey'is Cay. A-ysarsoid nefress d.
sereed this week from q garage
mechanic Nss married early to-
DAY 70 Gene Bfadstfeef. former
San Francisco hotel bar sse~ ard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17
VIII MPEAl RlcAll
CASE TO M0 CoII

sEATTkE - AflGgnov 0l1vsc
Henderson. rspreoGs1taG ~ GDunD
attempting 70 sooon 0on1o -
iss<ph y HoboroA D., ~. ~
to-day ~ ucuj1 sDpon1 " - ooGoo
supreme court fyu1 ~ S1l1lg r.
superior Judge neGw J. Mn6H1n
that The towes eougt eeun9 6onffo
ths truth - chasoes aon1nGo ~
legislator.
4 lsmposssx intles1kss Gunnoo1
~ Judge Meaktm fen1Enkno1 ~
County Asstitor mod Nn1H<n e.
issuine . syneDG1p = ~ o1ng~R
IN psepasatiea To- 3 Soe0n go
tion. Asndsssnn deelaeo6 ~ -
sion virtually arrested ~ poG611
movement. ~ into n>o1too 1ne<D4
The last Legislature aflnv uG1o
VS. scsusod - tsa11n0 SpoGA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17

hands OF King Carol whose armies
are msssed on the frontier and
who long has wanted a score Of
towns on the Ruthenian border.
Rnmania declined unofficial
~ 10 accept the offer BY Pre-
mier Augnstin volosin 10 take
over the Carpatho Ukraine.
and the premier fled Into Ru-
mania, leaving the state 10 the
Hungarian troops which then
fought 10 crush the remnants
Of RUthenian separatist resist
ance.
Three or four thousand political
prisoners seized by Nazi secret
police Immediately after German
occupation Of Czechis Bohemia
and Moraviab were reported taken
10 concentration camps close In the
reich
Probably 700. 900 Jews In
Cxechls and other thousands of
Socialists and Communists are
In hiding. seeking 10 leave the
country or In hopeless despair
n the Mani anti-Semetlc and
Anti-COmmunist laws were en-
forced In the newiy-seixed ter
ritory. Large numbers fled
the country. including many
men prominent In the C,echo-
siovakian republic.
Hitler. who slipped into Prague
last night after thousands OF Man
troops and secret police occupied
the city. made a brief appearance
on the balcony Of the old castle
this morning 10 be eheered by Ger
man residents In contrast TO the
jeers and Kisses OF the czechs when
his troops marched In. Severe re-
pTessive measures were taken To
prevent public outbursts Of hos
tility.
Tiso Telegrspb~d
With the extension OF greater
Germany 10 include both czechis
and Sloyakia. the Man fuehrer has
added 1900 square miles n the
reich since he came into power
Continued on Page 20. Column -
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p. G. e. O. Co. Officers
Dragged .Abot Selves

William A. big BIT Broome and DR. II. Harry Meyers
their prospective Peoples Gas Oil investors glowing
accounts of their scientific and financial ability accord
ing to testimony of Marvin NJ. Scott exp. G. salesman.
in federal court here Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17
100000 REINDEER
PURCHASE IS REFUSED

wAsHfNGTON--Tbs HOUSE, by
q teller vote 81 1871 70 ii3. today
refused To approve a 5000. 600
fund in the Interior department
appropriation bilI for purchase Of
relDdeers In AisskS.
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Jet-PreSerUdtiOn,
Says Fuehrer, UdS
Cause of Invasion
Violates Two Policy Pledses-O Grabs
10000, 900 Non. Germans, (2) Takes
Over More European Territory
tBliI.I.ETINs)

PRAGUE-A Of
hy
police Bohemia
political
anti Semitic the
rcieh's protectorates.
BUDAPEST Telcki
Carpatho- Ukraine by Hun
garian troops
troops surrendered their ar"s to
border Poland b, annexation Of Carpaho-u Ukraine
CENTRAL EUROPE
Adolf Hitler from Prague today proclaimed to the world
that greater Germany had taken Czecha and Sovaka
in accordance with the law of "self-preservation
Hitler acted from behind the thick walls of ancient
Hradzn castle the dissolution of the postwar republic
became complete with series of rapdre developments that
shook every nation of eastern and central Europe.
Josef Tiso president of Slovaka appealed TO Hitler to
take his newly independent state under Naz protection and
the fuehre replied that II herewith take protection Of
the Sovakan state.
Hungarian soldiers batted their through the snowy
highlands of Carpatho Ukraine to decide the fate Of the
remaining easternmost tip of the dissolved republic.
fought Ru by appealing Rumana
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17
TWEEDSMUIR IS IN B. {.

VANCOUVER, r. &. - Lord
Tweedsmuir. governor general Of
Canada. accompanied by Lady
Tweedsmuir. arrived by private
plane today for visit here and
in the provinces capital. Victoria.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17
Don't Say We
Didn't Warn You!

II you oseri0pk koxsng
over the many bargains
offered In the want sds
today and sssFy DAY
you ~ill certainly miss
TREMENDOUS savings On
dozens pf items yca uss
daily.
Read the classified Page
for tips on real economy
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CENTRAL EUROPE

TtIIIdIHITIK tdNtcI HIIIVSt UP VI
But. as they fought against Ru-
thenian separatist troops. the gov
eminent OF Carpatho- Ukraine stag
ed dramatic 18th hour surprise
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WEATHER AND TIDES
Unsettled tonight and saturday
Temeratures: High. -; low, 20.
sun rises, 6:I3: sets, 6;i8.
Tide< Tomorrow
La gaceta., 1939-05-15

a venir, desde Ell momento en-
que no lie habia escrito 10 contra
rio.
Pero, de todos MOODS. ipor
que no habia venido hoy, cuando
Ell los esperaba?...
Y entonces iseria Que iba
a venir mammal.
JHabria perdido ell ZEN. o
habria surgido a Ultima hors
algdn incidente imprevisto?..
Miguel march6 lentamepte
hacia ell hotel, a pie,
AL llegar, diio lac6nicamen
te al maitre que no habia We.
nido su sonora, y subi6 Y Sc en-
cerr6 en- sus habitaciones, g.
ehandose vestido sobre ell L.
cbO.
Manana veria. Proponiase
estar en- la estaci6n a la llega.
La gaceta., 1939-05-15

Miguel sali6 de los andenes,
Corri6 hasta la puerta de sail.
da, examinando a los 1ltimos
viajeros, que iban desfilando.
iNadal
Tembloroso, Sc acerco enton-
Ices a un mozo preguntandole:
-Digame, Ino hay ningdn o.
tro tren que llegue de Madrid es-
Ia noche?
tide Madrid no, senor-le
contest6 ell mozo, que iba de pri-
sa-; de Valencia, a las once v
diez y ocho.
-Muchas gracias.
Grzman sali6 definitivamen-
te de la estaci6n.
Iba angustiado.
GQue habria ocurrido?...
Sin embargo, no spodia pen-.
sar que es que Maria no fuepE
La gaceta., 1939-05-15

Con oios avidos examinaba a
los grupos dispersos que adn que
daban aqui y ALA.
mo los veia!...
isl, seguramente, es que
adn no han bajado del wagon =
Sc dijo.
Pero su esperanto Sc vino al
Suelo tambien.
iSu Ultima esperanza!...
FL convoy, completamente va
cio, llevando en- las portezuelas
de los l~arguisimos vagones a los
mozos de tren, en- traje de me-
CAMEO y a los guarda-agujas,
con Ia corneta pronta, comenz6
a retroceder hacia las Was muer
tas.
Antes, la maquina delantera,
la que en- terminus ferroviarios,
Sc llama d Ojo, habia lanzado
La gaceta., 1939-05-15

da de todos los trenes de. Ma
drid.
Va a la madrugada Sc dur
mo con un sueho intranquilo.
Pero a las siete estaba dc
nuevo en- Ia estaei6n.
Habia tres trenes de la cor.
'e: a las ocho y Tres minutes.
a las diez y veinticinco y a Las.
loce y nueve, y aunque dos
ue eilos eran inmundos correos
mixtos, con mercancias v va
cones de carneros, Miguel los
esper6 tambi6n, ALA, por los
muelIes' por 81 a Ultima bora.
Maria obligada a embarcarse
en- ri PiantiO precipitadamen-
Is, 10 hizo en- alguno de aquellos
lentisimos convoyes
NADIA, tampocol
81 ultima eSperanza, cifrada