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The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-08
Personals

Miss Marguerite Shildmyer, 2514
Ashland avenue, has gone to Cali
fornia to live with her brother,
Frank Shildmyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Dean, 4190
Central avenue, will entertain to-
night with a buffet supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Goodman will
entertain members of the Actors
and Workers Guild of the Civic
theater Saturday night with a din
ner at their home on Kessler boule-
ward.
Miss Caroline Sweeney, 1857
Washington boulevard, and Miss
Eleanor Green, 2101 North Alabama
street, have returned from a three
weeks trip through the east.
Mrs. c. Vernon Griffith, Marott
hotel, will leave Dec. Is to spend
the holidays with her daughter, Mrs.
Guy Chester Smith, Bloomfield
Hills. Mich.
Miss Carolyn Pinkus, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. v. E. Pinkus, 3271
Central avenue, will return Dec. 19
from the University of Wisconsin to
spend the holidays with her par
ents.
Mrs. H NJ. Gilchrist, Marott ho-
tel, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
W. H. Alfringa scarsdale, N. X.
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cuticle, rather than use an orange
stick.
If care in manicuring does not
clear up the white spots, go to your
physician and have a thorough
examination. They are not healthy.
you should take every care to get
rid Of them.
IF your nails are ribbed, that too,
Il may be caused by an unhealthy
condition. Acidity can be the cause.
Since this is likely to become quite
serious, it is foolish to notice that
your nails are straited without hav-
ing a general overhauling to see
If they are not merely one of the
signs nature gives you that all is
not well.
Brittle nails that break are quite
as unsightly as spotted Or ribbed
ones. But these, fortunately, can
be treated by yourself.
An effective way of treating brit
tie nails is as follows: Morning and
night massage around the nail with
warm oil.
Then, before retiring at night and
before going out to work mornings,
rub fine quality of cold cream
under the nail. This thoroughly
softens them. In time it will cor
rect the brittleness somewhat.
=
IN addition to this, you should
L dip your nails into a hot oil
lotion, made of lanoline and oil of
sweet almonds. Many manicuristS
can suggest other oil lotions which
help brittle nails.
There are many manufactured oils
put up by scientists for just this
purpose. The main thing is to keep
the nails thoroughly oiled and the
skin around them softened by
cream. ....
All these can be improved by
bleaching. Nail bleaches can be
had in quantity. Peroxide or plain
lemon juice are good too.
But when you use any bleach, be
sure to soften the nails and fingers
around them by using a good food
cream. For bleaches are drying.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-08
Butler Stunts
Program to Be
GiUem Dec. 10

Butler university Geneva stunts
will be held Dec. 16 in the Taber-
nacle Presbyterian church. Pro-
ceeds will be used to send student
representatives to the student-fac-
ulty conference in Detroit Dec.
27-31.
Eight organizations will give
stunts and the winning group will
be awarded a. silver loving cup from
the university Y. w. G. A. and Y.
M. G. A, sponsors.
Miss Elma Rose Sailors is stunt
chairman. Members of her COM
.nittee are:
Misses Adelaide Gould, Betty Dodd,
Helen Richwine, Dorothy Stewart, Ann
Arnold, Helen Louise Langston, Mary Ann
Goodnight, Joan Freeman and Jean Gold
ing.
Sorority chairmen are:
Misses Mary Helen Huntington, Delta
Gamma; Jane Hall, Alpha Chi Omega;
Charlotte Peele, Alpha Omicorn Pi, and
Geraldine Kuntz, Zeta Tau Alpha.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-08
CHILDREN TO BE
FETED BY CIRCLE

Alumnae Circle Of the Alpha Phi
sorority will hold its annual Christ
mas party at the home of Mrs.
Arthur Dixon, 537 Central court, at
2:30 Saturday afternoon. Fourteen
children will be entertained. Mrs.
Dixon will be assisted by Mrs. Her.
man Townsend and Mrs. A. S. Rowe.
There will be a Christmas tree.
from which gifts will be distributed.
Other mum G's on the program will
be a motion picture show, a story
hour and games. Mrs. B. B. Nc
Donald is in charge of the program.
Following the party the group will
follow its annual custom of taking
toys to the children's ward at city
hospital and food to needy families.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-08
Chicago Bride
Elect HOnOred
at Bridget Tea

Miss Norma Davidson, 1923 Cen
trail avenue, and Miss Mary Thomas,
Greensburg, entertained with a
bridge-tea and personal shower in
honor of Miss Gwendolyn Hautau
Of Chicago, at the home of Miss
Davidson Sunday afternoon.
Miss Hautau will be married to
Howard Miller, Ames, Iowa, Dec. 20.
The tea table was decorated with
yellow chrysanwthemums and light
ed with green tapeIs, tied with green
tulle. Chrysanthemums were used
throughout as decorations.
Hostesses were assisted by Miss
Davidson's mother, Mr.. r. L. David
son. Guests were:
Misses Dorothy Hautau. Chicago; Claire
McKim. Cincinnati: Maxine Ward, Craw-
fordsville: Imo Yates. Vincennes; Har-
riett Dickerson,. Loripda. Cottingham.
Marian Smith. Helen Hill. Dorothy Peter
son and Rea Bauer. all of Indianapolis.
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CHRISTMAS BAZAAR,
DINNER ARRANGED
Mrs. John A. Brossart is chair

Mrs. John A. Brossart is chair
man and Mrs. w. E. Shrtz is as
sistant chairman of the annual
Christmas bazar and dinner to be
given Thursday by Alpha Delta
Theta sorority Mothers Alliance in
the Food Craft shop.
The bazar will start at and the
dinner will be served at 6.
Others on the committee are Mes
danes Benjamin Wysong. Ted
Phillpot, J.. w. Esterline, F. B. Tom
linson, Charles Held, A F. Austin
and Richard Munday.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-08
GlOrifying Yourself
BY ALICIA HART

COMETIMES certain blemishes
- stand in the way of handing
yourself beauty in your finger tips.
I am thinking specifically of nails
that are spotted white and nails
that are ribbed and broken.
Both may be caused by internal
disturbances and are a sign that
you need the advice of a physician.
Spots on the nails may be due to
digestive trouble, though you have
no idea you are having it.
They sometimes are due to injury
to the nails, such as carelessness in
manicuring them when you have
used your file to push back the
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-08

world, and often lonely. There is a won
dsrful young man who wants to marry me.
| like and respect him. but do not love
him as I have, dreamed of being in love.
There is another. long distance from
here. whom / have seen but few times
and whom think could love If he were
closer to me. We correspond regularly
Small ! marry the man here and get the
home I want SO badly. and perhaps learn
to love him after marriage, or wait. with
the faint hope that some day may have
the opportunity to learn If the other cares
for me as I think he does? would be
happy with the man here. but would the
other be worth waiting for-and perhaps
Love always is worth waiting for.
If you do not love the man here
Fundamentally do not take chance
of spelling both your lives with a
loveless marriage.
Inquisitive: 1t is correct to ad-
dress the Christmas cards to "Mr.
and Mrs. even though you never
have met the wives.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-08
Your Love Problems.
BY MARTHA LEE

Dear Martha Lee Since you suggested
young. men answer the question in the
Dec. issue. concerning smoking among
the girls Of today: here is my opinion; II
herself like a lady; why let the fact that
she smokes be held against her? 1t is
her own business. It didn't shorten nv
gEansdmotherS sih life to smoke a clay pipe
meet girl and fall in love, and her only
fault was. smoking. 1 would thank God
and consider myself plenty lucky.
Dear Martha. Lee-I am in love with a
l6-year-old girl. / don't think she cares
for me. but her folks think lot of me-
I buy per presents. and she tells me to
save my money. She refuses to be en-
gagged for two more years. She says she
likes me as well as any one. Her father
has given his consent for US to marry.
Shall wait two years. r. r. NJ
The girl is right. She is entirely
too young to marry. She is sensible.
too, in telling you to save your
money.
Dear Martha Lee-I am alone in the
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-08

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A neat collar and tie form a
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Cut in four sizes: 8, 10, IL and
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Send IL cents in silver or stamps
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WINTER 193O-1931 BOOK OF
FASHIONS.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-08
PROGRAM WILL BE
GIVEN AT SCHOOL

The Parent Teacher Association
Of School 50 will hold a Christmas
program and business meeting at 2
Wednesday. The president, Mrs.
Homer Keller, will be in charge.
The mothers chorus, directed by
Mrs. John E. Shaw, will give a
musical pageant; Mrs. Gino Ratti
will read a paper, Christmas in
France and Richard Pier, George
Deeb and Thomas Mutz will sing.
I'VE Three Kings of Orient Are"
The hostesses will hold a surprise
package sale.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-08
Ball to Be Dec. 27

The black and white ball will be
held Dec. 81 at Woodstock club.
Hostesses will include Misses Dor
othy Johnston. Evelyn Chambers,
Frances Holiday, Josephine Rock
wood. Sybil Stafford. Melissa Wad-
ley, Anne Ayres, Frances Wales,
Helen Danner and Lillian Van
Camp. Buffalo. N. Y.
The dance is given annually by
this group of girls.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-08
I. Z. CLUB TO GIVE
FOOTBALL DINNER

Indiana University Club will hold
its annual football dinner tonight
at the Columbia Club with members
Of the team. the cross-country team
and coaching staff as guests.
Everett S. Dean, basketball coach,
spoke at the club luncheon today.
He discussed basketball prospects
and tfe l930-3l schedule.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-08
WORLEY TO
BE CLUB HOSTESS

Mothers Club of the Arthur
Beriault School of Expression will
hold its Christmas party at s
wednesday night at the home OF
Mrs. John E. Worley, 625 East
Twenty-fifth street.
An exchange of gifts will be fol-
lowed by a program Of readings by
Miss Ruth Burns. Guests will in
clude:
Mesdames Charles E. Habig. Hayden
Lashbrook, F. c, Rosemeyer. Charles Holt
man. Herman Burns. Ross Copeland. Cor
don. Howard Lipscomb. Estella wiemiHer
Barbara Schmidt Wilson. Misses Maude
Schmidt and Helen volss
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-08
ROSSANNA M'GINNIS
TO BECOME BRIDE

Mr.. and Mrs. Orville McGinnis,
Evansville, have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Rossanna McGinniss, to Robert G.
Enlow, son of G. B. Enlow. The
marriage will take place in January.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
the New England Conservatory Of
Music in Boston, and has studied in
New York and Chicago. Mr.. Enlow
is a graduate of Ohio State univer-
sity and of Indiana university COL
lege Of law.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-08
JEWISH GROUP TO
GIVE CARD PARTY

Mrs. A. H. Kaufman and Mrs.
Phillip Falendar are co-chairmen
of the card party to be given by the
Jewish Community Center Associa-
ton at Kirshbaum center, 2314
North Meridian street, at 8 Wednes-
dav night.
1t is the first affair of the sort to
be sponsored by the organization.
Others on the committee are Mes
danes Bert Goldberg, David Rosen-
berg, S. j. Sternberger, L. L. Good
man and Miss Eleanor SuSsman.
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Enhancement Announced

The engagement of Miss Dorothy
Reagan to Horton Humphrey, 946
North Meridian street, has been
announced by her mother. Mrs.
Grace w. Reagan, Knightstown
The wedding will take place in the
spring. MIR. Humphreys is the son
of Dr. and Mrs. John Humphrey,
Saratoga Springs. N. Y. Miss
Reagan is a sister of Mrs. Robert
T. Miller. Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-08
P0rtu to BE Talked

Miss Mary Murphy will entertain
the Del-Le-Nor Bridge Club Tues
day night at her home, 2915 Eas5
Michigan street. Plans will b.,
made for a Christmas party.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-08
D0mce to FOZLO1n PZnn

Dramatic club will hold its next
performance at English's Dec. %.
1t will be followed by a supper
dance at the indianapolis Athletic
club. The committee includes Miss
Marget Denny. chairman; DR.. and
Mrs. Robert A Millikan, Mr.. and
Mrs. William C. Kern and John
Gordon bingham.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-08
TRYING DAYS AND NIGHTS

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ingl Don't let crafty constipation
increase your burden or endanger
your condition. Keep up with the
crowd, yet keep feeling fit all the
time. French Lick Salts is the
sure, gentle. pleasant way to regu-
late elimination.
French Lick Salts is pleasant
tasting, eferrescent saline laxa-
tive from famous French Lick
Springs, Indiana, Americas Spa
and home of the world-famed
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-08

saline mineral springs. 1t produces
prompt elimination, gently yet
thoroughly, without causing nau-
sea or gripping. 1t purifies the
blood, corrects acidity, and sweeps
away toxic wastes quickly, yet so
gently its action may be likened
to "the caress of a mothers touch"
Prescribed by physiciansfor adults
and children suffering from con-
stipation and ills caused by it. At
all drug stores, a generous guam
tity-50c.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-08
MeetinQ Is POstpOned

There will be no December met
ing of the Indiana Gamma alumna,
Of Pi Beta Phi sorority. The nes.
meeting will be held in January.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-08
Mothers to Meet

Mothers Club of Cathedral high
school Will hold its Christmas party
Tuesday afternoon in the school
library. Mrs. John O'Neil is chair
man. Mrs. Vincent Concannon is
president of the club.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-08
Just
EUev
Day
Sense

YIN a certain western state uni
IL versity a student was expelled
the other day at the recommenda-
ton of the military department
because of excessive cuts and
general neglect of military
science"
I don't know all the ins and
outs Of the case, by any means,
but it strikes me as a bit high
handed in our present supposed
state of peaceful democracy to in
sist that no boy shall be per-
mitted an education unless he
does so many hours of military
duty.
After all, perhaps his inclina-
tons do not lie along lines of
conflict. 1t may be, in case of
war, he would go to prison as a
conscientious objector.
From an address of Brigadier-
General w. c. Brown, retired, of
Denver, I learn that one of our
prime obligations of citizenship is
adequate national defense. Gen.
eral Brown, who knows vastly
more about military science than
I, believes that we need highly
trained officers to avoid the diff
cultieS which confronted us in
1917, when, because of lack of
them, We we're obliged to send un-
trained men under unframed
superiors to France.
MYTH that I can find no
w fault. But looked at from
the viewpoint of the layman-
provided the layman is permitted
a viewpoint on military ethics-it
seems dictatorial to impose un-
welcome militariSm upon the raw
university freshman if he has no
inclination for that sort of thing.
If we must have more trained
officers. why not get them in a
sensible manner? Let's have more
West Points in which to train
them.
But so long as we continue to
pose as a people intensely inter-
ested in promotion of world
peace, let's take this ridiculous
military training out of our state
schools.
All history proves that the
largest per cent of highly trained
men is the country that first
makes war.
It's as absurd to argue other
wise as it would be to say that the
fellow trained to make declama-
tionS would be in favor of abol-
ishing public speaking.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-08
Guild to Hold Session

The Children's Sunnyside Guild
will hold its regular business meet
ing at 2 Wednesday at the Fletcher
American National Bank. Mrs.
George Livingston, second vice
president, will preside.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-08
Card Parties

A euchre party will be held at
$50 Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
G. II. Nagenheimer, 1921 Hoyt ave-
nue., for the benefit of indianapolis
Circle 8, Druid's lodge.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-08

4fAASs II t4A1ONo A3tE1AG
Recently elected officers of the
High Bidders Bridge Club are Miss
Frances Lane, president; Miss
Constance Kuhn, secretary; Miss
Mildred Byers, treasurer, and Miss
Maxine Foltz, press reporter.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-08

Brush Proficiency
Brushing up on housework in
cludes full collection of the right
kinds of brushes. Never use a per-
sonal brush or whiskbroom for
furniture.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-08

Dear Martha Lee-I am alone in the
La gaceta., 1930-10-06
TRIUNFO Ell FILADELFIA
EN- Ell QUINTO JUEGO DE
LA SERIE MUNDIAL

Otro renido desafio Sc efec-
tue hoy, triufando ell team de
Connie Mack sobre ell de Gaby
Street.
Fue un duelo de pitchers en-
ire ell veterano Grimes, que So
10 consinti6 cinco hits, y Gro
yes, que dej6 a los Cardenales
en- tres "terapeuticos."
Dos carreras hicieron los
Elefantes Blancos y ninguna
los Pajaros Rojos.
Con un "jonron" de la pri-
mera base Fox, con Cochrane
en- las bases, venci6 ell Fila
DELTA.
Mahana no Sc jugara para
dar tempo a que ambos club
Sc trasladen a Filadelfia.
Cardenales DC, 3h, lie.
Atleticos &c, 5h, De.
La gaceta., 1930-10-06
NOTTCIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

Guillermo Espinosa, consul
de Cuba en- esta ciudad, hizo
aver declaraciones que hoy pu
blica nuestro colega ell Tribu-
ne.
Seg1n ell Sr. Espinosa los CO.
munistas estan aprovechando-
Sc de la miseria Y hambre eau
sada por la depression econ6mi
ca mundial para incitar a la re-
voiucion a las classes bajas de
Cuba; pero ell gobierno de Ma
chado sc mantiene firme como
una muralla porque las mejores
classes de Cuba 10 apoyan.
"Yo digo este no como un
empleado de la presente admit
instruction sino como un estu-
dante de la politica GUIANA"
"Machado puede haber hecho
equiVocaciOnes pero ningun
hombre es perfecto Y la revo-
luci6n y ell derramamiento de
sangre sirven mas bien para
complicar una situaci6n que pa
ra remediarla.
"Vamos a ser jueces de to-
dos los hombres por sus traba-
jos. FL prop6sito de los oponen
ties de la administration es
destructive. lQu6 han hecho
elIos para demostrar que tie :
men ell mejoramiento de Cuba
en- ell coraz6n? JRepresentan
ellos a mi pueblo o al comunis-
mo?
"Por toda Cuba hay monu-
mentos a Machado, no en- pie
dras sine en- obras realizadas.
Su administration ha construi-
do centenares de miles de ca
minos, completando una bellf-
(PGSd a la ia. PUMA
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

un Padrecito. Hoover no dice a
los americanos: Quiero ustedes
vean en- mi a un padre.
ST 10 dijera Sc pondria en- ri,
diculo y todoS los peri6dicos lie
llamarian ell "padrastro no bus
cado".
Lo que ell Oral. Machado debe
hacer es tratar a los cubanos CO.
mo q ciudadanos iguales a el, no
como a suS hijos o hijastros.
Cada uno de los cubanos vale
tanto como el p~reSidente y tiene
los miSmos derechoS que ell.
Libertad reclama ell pueblo V
que ell presidente Sc sienta como
un ciudadano mas, como ell pri-
mer ciudadano, no como un PA
DRECITO
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

En- las horas de la manana y
procedente de la ciudad de la
Habana lego aver a esta So
ciedad la gentil y elegantisl-
ma dana Blanquita Portoca :
rrero, esposa del prestigioso
medico DIR. Nestor A. Portoca-
rrero.
AL muelle de Port Tampa a.
cudi6 I'm grupo de sus fami-
liares y otro constituido por
las familias mas distinguidas
de nuestra elite para reciblrla
con verdadero carino y sim
patia.
La distinguida dana que au
sci te estuvo de esta ciudad por
esp clio de varias semanas, pa
sada3 ALA en- su patria, Mica
ragua, a consecuencia de estar
SUI Sc lor padre enfermo regre-
sa con la natural algeria que
siemrre Sc experimental GUAM
do un ser querido Sc ha resta-
bleci5o por complete de la do
lencia sufrida.
Reciha nuestra cordial bien-
venida.
La gaceta., 1930-10-06
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA

anoche en- esa poblaci6n, re-
aorzandose la guardia civil.
Sc derive ell tiroteo con la
poIicia de I'm mitin que las au-
toridades trataron de proteger
por medic de la fuerza.
Los obreros p%elearon con la
policfa en- las GALES, defendien
do los guardias a la Union Mo
narquica, grupo politico que
efectuaba I'm mitin.
La multitud penetr6 en- las
fe~rreterias llevandose armas y
municiones.
Los obreros recibieron hostil
mente a I'm hijo del difunto
Primo de Rivera, Antonio Pri-
de Rivera, que lego para
tomar parte en- ell mitin.
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

Con mucho p1blico en- TODD
ell palacio de los cubanos, cele-
bro SD fiesta "Bazar Cabaret"
la prestigiosa "Secci6n de Be-
neficencia," la noche del pasa-
do sabado.
Elegantlsimas damas y en-
cantadoras damitas luciendo
preciosas toaletts Sc r%eunieron
en- ell salon principal, que es-
taba regiamente adorable y
en- ell cual tocaba una magni-
flea orquesta de "Jazz."
TODD ell edificio estaba lujo-
samente DEGRADE Y ALA, colo
cada en- sus mastiles, en- la par
tie alta. las banderas de la a :
mazda patria y la americana,
con sus relucientes estrellas.
En- la parte baja y donde Sc
halla situada la cantina, ocu-
no su sitio senalado ell valioso
Sexteto DIANA" ell que do a
conocer los 1timos sones y fuo-
ron bailados con la algeria ma
tural del momento por una jul
ventud divertida y bulliciosa.
La fiesta, en-. fin, culmino en-
I'm b%rillante 6xito para sus or
xanizadores y podemos decir,
sin tenor a equivocarnos que
en- ell orden econ6mico consti-
tuyo mas que IN exito, I'm ver-
dadero Y resonante triunfo
porque en su parte social va
estaba garantido dcsde las pri-
meras horas de la noche.
Para ellos mi calurosa fell
citaci6n.
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

Cuatro orquestas seran las
que amenicen la gran fiesta
Cabaret" que en- estos mo-
mentos estan preparando los
a%ctivos miembros que forman
parte de la "Secci6n de Int
reses del Centre Asturiano."
Sc ha fijado la fecha para
ell dfa Is del pr6ximo mes de
~noviembre, empezando a las
nueve de la noche y terminan-
do a las cinco de la manana.
Habra una function de me-
dia noche.
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

A I'm Lector' de LA Ga,
ceta" lie agradaria DIR ia voz"
de Mari-Blanca Sabas Aloma,
en- estos momentos de augusta
para los cubanos.
Esta callada la inteligente Y
linda Maria Blanca.
No lie teme ella a Machado;
pero....
En- boca cerrada no entran
"elefantes',
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

Ha llegado a la Habana ell enl
bajador de Estados Unidos, Sr.
Guggenheim.
Contra ell gobierno del presi-
dente Machado, contra la Dicta-
"a, "esta de pi" la parte mas
sana y honorable del pueblo Gu
bano.
Mario Menocal y Alfredo Ia
vas, expresidentes, han condena
do la tirania Y reclaman para el
pueblo la Constitution de 1901.
Intelectuales y estudiantes,
con ell insigne Enrique Jose Va
roma a la cabeza, piden que Ma
chado devuelva a los cubanos la
libertad de palabra y la libertad
de prensa y que Sc suspendan
las elecciones senaladas para
Noviembre.
5Que instrucciones habra re
cibido ell embajador america
10 del secretario de estado
Stimson?
Cuba no necesita una inter
venci6n armada por parte de
Uncle Sam.
La primera fue funesta y to-
dos los cubanos la recuerdan
con repugnancia.
Lo que ahora ha menester
la pequena y culta republica
del Caribe es que ell embaja-
dor Guggenheim lie olga a "su
excelencia" ell Oral. Machado:
FL presidente Hoover, en- re :
presentation del pueblo de los
Estados Unidos, quiere que u.s.
ted devuelva a los cubanos las
libertades que les han sido a
rrebatadas.
Y Machado, buen "entende-
DOR" devolvera las libertades
para evitarse disgustos con ell
Tic de los "barbas de amino"
Pudiendo hablar, escribir y
pensar con entera libertad, sin
tenor a la carcel o la muerte,
ell pueblo cubano muy pronto
demostrara, 81 Sc hacen cleo
clones honradas, que detesta
ell regimen de Machado.
Para arreglar la situaci6n
politica de Cuba, a Estados
Unidos lie basta con ordenar a
su embajador que sirva de
"consejero" al "egregio" Ge-
rardito.
Hace varios amos ell Oral,
Crowder sirvi6 de "consejero"
al Oral. Menocal, cuando la
muerte de las "vacas gordas."
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

Lindisima estaba "a sala de
fiesta del Centre Fspanol de
Ybor," aver por la tarde, con
.notivo de la primera matinee
bailable que Sc efectUaba aus
piciada por los j5venes que in
xegran su "Secci6n de Recreo.'
Con la victoria 05tenida en-
este primer bale diurno, de la
temporada invernai. los refe-