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To whomever belonged the glory of the victory, it was a pretty complete one. The Basque militiamen and the Asturian miners, those Iberian Celts who have been fighting each other or someone else since the first Century A. D., were digging in for a last siege in the mountains near...
*President Roosevelt used the island as a fishing base on his Caribbean trip last year (TIME, April 6, 1936).
An impulse put Waldo Peirce on a cattle boat with his Harvard friend John Reed in 1911, and a later impulse sent him overside with a splash to swim back to Boston in what has become a classic change of heart. Huge, flat-nosed, bearded Painter Peirce. now 52, is...
Died. Albert Arthur Tilney, 69, chairman of the board of Manhattan's Bankers Trust Co., president of the New York Clearing House Association; at a fishing lodge in eastern Canada.
Vacationing Mrs. James Roosevelt, mother of the U. S. President, went fishing in the Haldensee, near Innsbruck, Austria. She landed a 2½-lb. pickerel. Related Mrs. Roosevelt: "He jumped from the water once and seemed to give me a challenging look."