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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29
Los Fresnos
INFORMAL AFFAIR
WEDNESDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. N. @. ChatelIe n
tertained with a Christmas program
at their home on Wednesday eve
ming after the program at the
school house.
The house was beautifully deco
rated with the holiday colors and
each guest received a Christmas
package. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. G. L. Chatel,e. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Gobar and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. <. Z. Ogden and fami-
" of San Benito, Mrs. Stell Yoder,
Miss Mayme Gordon, and JACK
Shahan.
DINNER GUESTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Withnel had as
guests for Christmas dinner. Mr.,
and Mrs. r. Bingley and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Baker and child
rem. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bingley
and daughter. and Mr.. and Mrs. =,
Bingley.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrell Hollon were
in San Benito Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glare Chase wee
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Lupton Thursday F.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Z. Barr and sons.
t. A. and <. r.. were Christmas din
ner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. SIM
monson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester McAlister
and family Of Santa Rosa. and Mr..
and Mrs. Odus Patterson and FAM
ly of Weslaco. were dinner guests
Thursday Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Patterson.
Z. r. Barr was a guest Of friends
in Edinblrg Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Zumwalt and
Mrs. Broyles were dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stier Thursday.
Mrs. Floyd Carroll, who has been
visiting with relatives in North Tex
as. returned home Thursday.
Mrs. S. F. Henderson was a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Fisher Of San
Benito Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gobar ana
family, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Chat
ellie and Jack Shahan and Mr.. and
Mrs. N. G. Chatslle we're dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. =. Ogden
of San Benito Thursday.
Mrs. w. c. Oliver and daughter
returned Wednesday from the hos
pital in Brownsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Moses an
nounce the arrival OF a son born
Friday. Dec. IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Schneider
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29
Movie Calendar

BROWNSVILLE
Capitol-"Rain or Shine: doe
Cook.
Dittmann-yReno"; Ruth Rol-
and.
Queen--East is West; Lupe
velez and Lew Ayres.
HARLINGEN-
Arcadia-"Lightnin' Will Rog-
erS-
McALLEN-
PaIace-"Min and Bill; Marie
Dressler and Wallace Beery.
Queen-"Big Money; Quiilan-
MERCEDES
CAPITOL - The Cat Creeps (.
Helen Twelvetrees.
MISSION
Mission Theztsr-The Lash /:
Richard Barthelmess.
RAYMONDvIILE-
Ramon--Common Clay; Con-
stance Bennett.
SAN BENITO-
Rivoii- THE Princess and the
Plumber: Charles Farrell
WESLACO-
Ritx-"Just Imagine: Fl Brendel
CAPITOL
de is Americas favorite small
town boy-and he likes 1t. tt Is
Just what Stuart Erwin wants TO be
He was born near the crossroads
postoffice and general store OF
Squaw Valley, California-one OF
the smallest towns in the United
States.
when I decided to become an ac-
tor, I looked around" says Erwin.
II saw that the place was all clut-
tered up with a lot Of handsome
fellows who could sing. dance. and
say funny sayings. and / decided
that, inasmuch as nature has made
me sort of different. I'd Just stay
that way. And by golly, ! was lucky
enough TO be right"
Erwin fails to explain. however.
that IL was not a matter Of luck
this success he has won in Holly
wood.
When Stew" Erwin The gets the
name soberly and not liquidly, be
it understood, left the University
Of California he first thought that
he would be q newspaperman. Sec
ond thought, however. decided him
to be an actor Che thought there
would be more money in it,. and
he entered a dramatic school in
Los Angeles.
He graduated with honors-Cwho
has ever failed TO graduate from a
dramatic school?)-and ne played
successful engagements at several
Los Angeles theaters. His gravita-
ton to the film s>1.os vas a ma
tural thing. Most OF his screen
work has been for two companies.
First for Fox. Later, and now. for
Paramount.
He has just finished a part in
Maurice Chevalier's new starring
picture. "Flayboy Of Paris" one
with Charles Rogers in Along
Came Youth" and with Leon Enrol
and Richard Arlen in only Saps
Work" They were important parts.
for Stew" Erwin has come to be
an important factor in the Holly
wood scheme.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29
Country Club Dinner
Dance Is Gay Event

Holiday gaiety reigned supreme at one of the most delightful parties
ever held at the Country Club. n Saturday evening. when the dinner
dance Of the club "a the feature of weekend society,
More than one hundred and thirty reservations we're made for the
affair. Small tables were arranged around the hall, with red tapers, roses
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29
QUEEN

The Chinese may be smart people
but Lupe Velez. who plays the role
OF Ming Toy in Universal's all-talk-
ing version OF the stage success.
East Is West" at the Queen thea
ire today and tomorrow could give
them soine pointers on their mode
OF dress.
In this pics g. Lupe Velez wears
a heavily embroidered Chinese pa
jana suit weighing nearly 20 pounds.
All of the exterior scenes were made
III q blazing sun. for the picture was
made in the hottest part Of the
summer. Even the interior Of the
sound stages showed the tempera-
ture to be around los degrees.
Mex time We make a picture in
summer Lupe told Director Monta
Bell, I'll appear in a bathing suit"
Lewis Ayres and Edward c.. Rob-
inson appear with Lupe in East is
West.
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BULLETIN

sFirst figures. lowest Temperature
last night: second. highest yester-
day: third. wind velocity At 9 ..
"a: fourth. precipitation in last a
nourx.,
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Society Calendar

TUESDAY
Los Amigos dance. Fl Jardin no.
tel.
Hood Msrchbanks wedding. San
Benito.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29
HOLIDAY GUEST
VI HONOREE

Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Hodges n
tertained a small group Of friends
Monday evening at bridge as a
courtesy OF Miss Geraldine Biddle
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North Mission
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Whittlesey
have as house guests their father
Herbert Foote and daughter of Tor
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Sebastian
CHRISTMAS
GIVEN AT SCHOOL

CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
GIVEN AT SCHOOL
A beautiful Christmas program
was sponsored by the faculty Friday
afternoon in the spacious school
auditorium.
All grades assembled IN the audi
torium wh:re they entertained with
Christmas c,rols. stories, readings
and greetings. then each grade re.
turned TO their room and enjoyed
a beautiful gift-covered Christmas
tree prepared by their own teacher.
The program was well attended
by trustees. patrons and a great
number Of visitors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29
PERSONALS


MI. and Mrs. B. c. Stallings and
daughter visited friends in Mission
Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Madison Miller we're
luncheon guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Spencer Of Santa Rosa Sun
day.
r. Smith OF Combes was a caller
in the w. r. Williams home Mon
day.
T. G. Allen returned TO his work
IL San Antonio Monday. after sev-
eral days visit in the @. K. Bourne
home.
Dan Mcleod VIII leave January
first 20 accept a pisition in Abilene
MI. and Mrs. j. r. Sprouse Of San
Perlita were callers in the M B.
Bourne home Friday.
w. Willy OF Lyford was a business
caller here Tuesday.
Arthur Sprouse OF San Perlita
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29
DUCK DINNER


Mrs. I. p. Bourne charmingly en-
tertained Sunday in her lovely home
with a duck dinner.
The spacious dining room and
living rooms were decorated with
p~oinsettias, Christmas bells and
other decorations to carry out the
holiday schemes.
The dinner was served TO the fol-
lowing: Mr.. and Mrs. Grayson Allen
Of Wichita Falls. Mr.. and Mrs. B. o.
Bourne and children Of Santa Rosa.
Mrs. Viva Rayborn OF Harrington.
Nix AMI Mrs. @. z. Bourne, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ B Bourne and daughter and
Miss Marie Armstrong
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19

hotel. Police have refused to say whether this man is in custody.
 Collapses In Theater
 Two days before she was to have testified at the trial of Nicholas Del labonta and Frank Salimone for the murder oI two Crosse Pointe Park policemen Miss Owen collapsed at the theater where she is employed. She claimed to have been given poisoned whiskey and later identi- fled Dominick Ferro as the man who gave it to her. Physicians at Re- ceivng hospital were unable to find any trace of poison.
 They diagnosed her ailment as 8 form of hysteria, with which, they said, she long had been afflicted, and she was placed in the psychopathic ward She has been patient there since.
 Dellabonta, against whom she was 10 have been q witness, is said by police to have been among her h. timata friends Frankie Lake. for merIy q lieutenant of Terry Drug san in a Chicago liquor ring Q few years ago. also was to appear as 6 grand jury witness today.
 Prosecutor Harry S. Toy said he expected Lake and one of his en- nGoy-s would be questioned about 'eoue features Of the Buckley case. He added that they would not pc held.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
CHRISTMAS BRINGS
 JOBS FOR ACTORS
Extra Shows Given On Broadway
 for Holiday 1hr0n6S

New York. Dec 19. LP-In these times Of theatrical unemployment, Christmas has an extra festive note along Broadway. For the holiday season means much extra work.
 During Christmas and New Years every theater will play a haIf-dozen or more extra matinees to accommodate the thousands. largely students in eastern schools, who are en route home for the holidays.
 As for Broadway folk themselves, they have only one outstanding holiday social event That is Inc MayfMr ball on New Naar's eve. Only stage and screen stars may attend, and more than 2.Qa9 usual ly are present,
 Ethel Barrymore will spend Christmas with her children a- their country home in Connecticur
 Alfred Lunt and Lynn For1anne will have a Christmas free in their dressing room at d party for the cast in their show.
 David BaLasco says that ha will stand in the lobby ot his theotor during tha Christmas matinee to prove that he has recovered con- pletelv rom lis recent illness.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
FAMILY
 AFFAIR IN SWEDEN
People Travel Hundreds Of Niles
 for Home Celebrations

Stockholm Dec. 19. (tPD- Christmas stands out among all other noldags as the family testl- val III Sweden as well as in the C-l-r Scandinavian countries. suedas are lnown to have tray .lLa4 many hundreds of miles in araar 10 celebrate Christmas with t0er tunllE evln though thoy at-ar only remaln one or TWO days.
 C,4 rhe other hand Jew persons can he more lonely and 1orlorn than 4 stranger walking through Inc streets Of any Swedish city OH CHri#mas Eye. Early in the ait etaooa rezt eurants. cotfae-houses. and oven the hotel duugroolns are being closed to all but | few regular guests who unite around tho Christmas tree iu inc family u.a4nar Blinds are pulled down 10 exclude lmrgIers and to bar su business atmosphere. There $ .o hope or dinner tor rhe stranger public place, unless he has arranged beforehand, OH tlIs night 50 exclusively a family ouc.
 soon afttr tta church bells in- a.41e that th4 religious s1 rvtces .a= oE-t, 4erry-ma6tuG and rev. csnr bre5ls. Christmas presents na czeaan4ed and often each w-a.a-r Of t1a family. as well as 't" servants. have their special -aua %.h gifts and Christmas rr.,.
 ra-ama and adults dance i #,o.a taa Caa--taaa tre. a1.er a 1 urtrs ho-aay taH,. "ljo--' Q soar ot hot and spicy red <,lla. js a-ualiT served after dinner. Eov- . elr'. singing and dancing. often 1 -o.s on uati fur Mto ll@ small . hours, Neyer.H4less. tla traIi- . tional ast4nlunae it "JUllr4u.' au early church service 4L C a. m. I4.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19

movies have their traditional first night of new plays. Thereafter hoHday-making ebbs until Jan- uary 6, when Twelye-Nights celebration, which is frequently ob- served as q regular holiday, ter inmates the Christmas season.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19

A complete 7-tube Philco Balanced Unit Screen Grid Radio and Electro-Dynamic Speaker in a compact walnut cabinet as shown.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19

even in the big cities, scrupulously and almost universally attended.
 While the first Christmas Day is still entirely devoted to family celebrations and visits 10 friends and relatives, public life is re- sumed on the night of the "second Christmas Day." when theaters and
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
ACTRESS ID TELL
 PHONE GALL STORY
Miss Owen Claims Poisoned
 WbiSEeT Later Given Her

I,to.+ De-. 1a .E-A bun5sque 4.1ra-s u4u @Mn4d. according 10 HoIca flat Haz E.as t4e Eoi1= #l.ca called GasaI E. Buckley 10 lts d,au. ta 10 tel the - man Way4- county grand jury her story otaE # hoy .aE.oon permits,
 IT.. ar'r.-- is Margaret Owen. 24, .yto 1as i-.a i'll tHa psychopathic "ar3 Of Eu,,.rt.- hospital since Nevyua.r -a "L.M she clailaa1 slt had H-a given poisoned @htsaey to prevent her from test1Ly5ug in an crnur murder -a>e.
 Told 10 Gail Buckley
 PoIr. said yesterday she said she Aa5 .a.a usu4r."l sy q man N4o~- 6au5-v ta~ not .ae- revealed 10 call lie g.a.o rol.H-af eoM4eur4tor ay t,l-rao1e a:a t..tt IlM to Il r.r'y 10 cN.ora-e ta- r.ral ot Mayor "t.art,e HoHI.=. ~.e said BIc.l.y MAS to 14..t r4g III tf.4 lobby Of ta~ L4 ~aIla #arI.
 As BaaE..v "as zrua- lu tae ]J.- gy carly July -@ NO hours after h. laa a4aoua.-d t4- r="ai gI N4to- G9s.s. -.g=o mon cntte@ ~lH ,r.d T s1ors iuto his boay.
 NJ-s tWo-. ar-or41- to uo.m@. ssIl Inc s.ua man who lad promH'- rd lar to cau 10 HueGIeE -5 a-H- utes before L4 MAS shot insisted that she sao"a Hot le.D tle appoint laegt md llat a..a lid -pl go to the
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19

have the double advantage of look ing gay and holding stray locks in place.
 One Parisienne wears knitted tweed suit collared in caracuf in wet weather.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
Stocking Caps Smart
 For Rainy Day Wear

Paris, Dec. 19 GP-Stocking caps another version of the popular beret-are favorite for rainy day wear.
 The snug little caps, bright in hue,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
BRITISH WHO'S WHO
 ADDS HELEN WILLS
Ignores Other Athletes From
 This Side of Atlantic

New York, Dec. 1g (uPl-Copies Of the 1881 edition ot the British Who's Nho' reached New York yesterday. The usual notable Amer jeans are among the &5,0QQ names Of prominent persons in all parts of the world listed therein. Mrs, Helen Wills Moody, the famous ten his star. was among the few Amer 1cans whose achievements brought them recognition for the first time this year.
 She appears under her married name. Her tennis triumphs here and abroad from 1923 to 1923 are Set forth under the head of ''recrea- tIons.' During the year Mrs Moody vas presented at the court o1 s. James's.
 The birth Of Col Charles A. Lirt- bergh's son Is duly recorded. Lind bergh's brief biography has been corrected. When 1t appeared last year for the hrst time, tEe fIer WAS alleged 10 have married Elizabeth. daughter o[ Dwight Davis, l.. <, aIn- bassador to MeXco,' The 1%3L edl- tion correctly recorded Liudhergh as having married Anne. daughter O. Dwight ". Morrow. L. $. ambassa- dor to Mexico.
 Lindy'~ Sketch Brief
 Of Lind1ergh's many decorations the American flying cross and the distinguished service cross. are not Sd after his name. but beyond r. Cording that he vas born in Detroit and was educated at the JHlTersty of Wisconsin. the only facts of his career are stated as follows:
 Enrolled in fylnE school Lincoln Neb., in 1922. flew alone from New York to Paris, 14-7,"
 Miss Wills and L5adbergh are unique, ia the viewpoint ot tA4 Who's Who. Other famous I.ars are ignored. as are American ath- letes. Even the great Robert Tyre Jones does not make the grade, nor does Gene Tuuuey Babe Ruth and William r, LiLiau are similarly js- nored.
 Manning Included
 Bishop Manning is listed. but uot Judge Ben Lindsey
 The stage and screen are repre- sented by Mary Picbtora. Douglas Fairbanks, Charles Chaplin, Mary Garden and VIII Hays. but nOne O. the Barrymores Is raM-I
 Senator Borah and other members or congress are listed but not for mer Senator Thomas J. Heain. Al smith, Of course is there. as well as Calvin Coolidge and scores Of other public men. President Hoover is accorded almost half l. column Of biography the same len1'a as is given him i'll the American Who's Who.
 Sinclair Lewis. winner ot tlo No bel prize, Is represented. also H.. L. Mencken, and q long list Of other American literary celebrities.
 Others Of prominence included i. the work and selected at random arc the RocketeIIers, father and sou: Henry Ford, Owen D. Young, I1Iihu Root, James W. Gerard, Clifford Pin chot, James Hamilton Lewis. Ed- ward s. Hardness - who donated $10,000,0o0 to British philanthropy
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19

during the year-the three Roose- velts, Franklin D., Kermit and Theodore, and others too numerous 10 mention.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
BUSY CHRISTMAS
 FOR FIRST LADY
Mrs. Hoover to Be Hostess at
 Two Parties

Washington, Dec. 19 LP' - With homecoming relatives, public ap- peararces and private parties. Christmas week will be crowded for Mrs. Herbert Hoover.
 Her son Allan, whose arrival home from school was for an i'm urOmp-u holiday party last year, 3s expected here next week,
 Mrs. Herbert Hoover. tr., is plan- ming flying visit from AshevtiIe. \. C, 10 spend part of Christmas i've with her children. Peggy Ann. Herbert 3rd and Joan, now occu- rE1nE q third floor nursery at the White House,
 The cheerful word came 10 the White House that train connections would permit the younger Mrs. Hoover to tuck her three babes in he'd at the White House on Christ mas eve, after they had enjoyed their tree and toys. and still be with her husband at Blue Briar cottaE0 on 6 Carolina mountain slope Christmas morning
 Niece Also Guest
 Mrs HoOyer's niece. Janet T.a~rn. will also be q holiday White House visitor. Attending an eastern school. she could not cross the continent 10 California where her mother. Mrs. Jean Henry Large. is now residing i'll the Hoover Palo Alto home 
 Ever gracious in &ding welfare work, the presidents wife already has attended Walter Reed bospl- tal sale Of Christmas gifts mace by disabled soldiers. Her rre-Chrtst- mas appaarancas will include rhe Salvation Army Christmas party and inc Central Union Mission Christ mas tree, both providing well flied hampers and gift bundles Tor noor families.
 Mrs. Hoover Busy
 Alter she has watched har Euz- band III the annual prestaontial role or nehtng Wa4nfugtoas outdoor community Christmas traa. Mrs. Hoover will he free 10 serve is hos tess ar her own two Christmas par- tias The Christmas eve party will he for 'the White House <4mtIy'- the presidents own ho4sefola his secretaries, physician aHd -:3s with their sons and dauehraa+. The invitation is dispatched to the youngest child o: "ach family. who is asked 70 eoma and bring his brothers. sisters and parents along with him.
 Tho Christmas night party t- for "tha official arg''-ti-a rr.s-T.af and his cabinet mombers with rh.ir immediate households.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
TIEIne BnL-r sLI

Detroit Doe. 12 lPl - J.aia Fields. former weIra~wet-At chafa- nlon, will meet "Baaky7 J.avIass os Syracusa, \. T.. in a II round f.s- ture boue 7r Olympia arana tonight
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19

FOR BEST RESGfT~ [ oE HERALD CLASSIFIED SD~
La gaceta., 1930-04-01
ENTIRE COMUNISTAS
Y MlEMPROS DE UNA
RELIGIO
SA

Berlin, Abril Como re
sultado de cheques entire comu
nistas y religiosos, ocurrido en-
differences parties de Alemania
y Austria, 16 personals estan
hoy en- los hospitales Y una Ger
ca de la muerte.
En- D~uisburg, los comunis-
tas trataron de pintar frases
anti-religiosas en- una iglesia v
un grupo de religiosos sali6 a
combatirIos. Uno de los guar
dias result6 gravemente heri-
do EN- la refriega.
Tn ataque de los comunistas
sobre una para1a de fascistas
en- Berndot. Austria, do por re
Suitado que Is recibieran heri-
das.
Simpatizadores de Russia. en-
Viena, izaron banderas rojas
en- tres iglesias, mientras Sc e.
fectuaban los servicios religio-
sos. La igtesia de Santo Tomas.
en- Berlin, fue pintada con ms
cripciones anti-cristiapas,
La gaceta., 1930-04-01
l. A REALIZAR Ell
DIFlCIL VUELO NEW YORK
NJ

New York, A6ril Hoy
sal ira Ell un vuelo de 800 mi
Has deSde College Point, Long
Island. a Bermuda. Ell captain
Lewis A. Yancy, famoso avia-
dor, acompanado por Zeh
BOuck, operator de Radio Y
dueno del aparato. y ell photo
William Anderson.
FL aeroplaro lleva pontones
para esccnder en- el mar y
1000 galoneS de gasolina.
Considerase este vuelo uno
de los mas dificiles de la nave
gaci6n aerea y en- una OCCASION
Sc lego a ofrecer por efectuar-
10 la suma de $4,000, sin que
nadie Sc 10 disputara.
Yarcey llev6 ell Pathfinder A
Roma, desde Maine, Ell veraH0
pasado.
La gaceta., 1930-04-01
s @ | A / E s

Como ell proximo domingo ell
"Comite de Festejos de la Lo-
gia Crist6bal Colon No. 7, de
los Cabafleros del Aguila de
Oro," celebrara su picnic" en-
la playa de Rocky Point" va
para csc dia quedara levanta-
da la Glorieta con capacidad
de trescientas parejas.
La juventud bailadora que
concurra csc dfa a la fiesta cam
pestre, sera la que la inaugu-
re, asi como tambi6n podra vi
star los departamentos que
ALI dejaron los directories de la
pelicula Hell Harbor."
A las doce del dia sera SER
vido ell almuerzo y despues Sc
guira la fiesta hasta las prime
ras horas de la noche.
Como va hemos publicado in
tegro ell plograma, solo pode-
mos repetir que ell servicio de
guaguas es magnifico, saliendo
de la Septima ayenida y Gale
Ounce en- Ybor Y de Howard y
Main en- West Tampa. La en-
trada en- los terrenos costara
80 y Is centavos.
Habran varios premios.
La gaceta., 1930-04-01

Cuand0 escribfm0s estaS H.
meas un referendum Sc verified
'os alleres y, segun las no.
ticias que tenemos, sera recha.
zado ell arreglo hecho, zen prin
cipio", por los representatives
de obreros y patronos.
/ Hacen bien los trabaiado-
les rechazando esa reduction en-
los cherutos y las vitolas de pi
,adura?
Opinamos que cometeran un
ave error deiando a los che
ltos en- su presente estadO
ientias HaV-a-Tampa, Val An
tuono y otras fabricas "desni-
ladas' Sc aprovechan Y Sc en-
ruecen.
mo desapareci6 la fabrica
heidelberg cuando Sc aumen-
ell precio de los eherutos?
mo desaparecierOn otras che
iterias, o fueron trasladadas
Vencidas" por la competen-
ia de Hav-a-Tampa?
Los fabricantes en- todos los
mos Sc lamentan de la intran-
gencia de los obreros, de su
9mpenO en- mantener ell "cheru-
o" fuera de Tampa, negandose
4 una rebaja "prudencial' que
1ermita la competencia con las
abricas desniveladas.
FL obrero, sacrificandose, de
e ceder Y comprobar 81 tienen
fundamento las "quejas" de los
patronos.
AL pobre cast siempre lie co.
r%esponde, en- la tragicomedia
rue es la vida, ei papef de victi-
ma.
VOtando en- contra del "rea-
'uste," estudiado por ell Comit
Nivelador y los Expertos, los O
Sreros aparentemente votaran
| favor de las maquinas de Hav-
Tampa y de Val AntuonO.
81 estamos equiVocados qui.
3ieramos que alguien nos mos
rara nues.ra equivocaci6n.
La gaceta., 1930-04-01
TEATRO CASINO

Por Ultima yez Sc exhibira Ia
~ eciosa cinta "The Lone Sta"
Ranger, en- la cual alcanzara
nueyas aIturas ell romance de
amor.
Els un fascinante relate debi-
do a la pluma de Zane Grey y a
daptado por la Fox Movietone
con el insuperable concurso del
primer actor George O'Brien Y
de la bella actfiz Sue Carol.
Rnck Duane, papel desempo-
nado por O'Brien, es un delin-
cuene que Sc une a los Ran
cheros' de Texas y Sc convierte
La gaceta., 1930-04-01
WTIMAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFICAS

hombres, haciendose pasar CO.
mo e~mpleados del Censo, inva-
dteron aver una mansion 1el
canine de Sheridan Y Sc lleva-
ron JoyaS por valor de $50, 900
deSpu6s de haber amordazado,
vendado y atado a seis perso-
mas que en- ella estaban. Dos de
las vittimas fueron la Sra. Lu-
ellie Bremen Won Buelow. pro
pietaria de la casa, Y SUI espo-
so, Enrique d. Won Buelow, del
cual esta divorciandose. Dos We
ces visitaron la casa los ''em-
pleados" del Censo hasta que
pudieron realizar ell atrevido
robo.