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FOOD PROBLEMS
BIZ SALLY MONROE.
Dates Are Wholesome.

Dates are delicious, wholesome and
inexpensive, as things go. Therefore,
every housewife takes JOY from the
fact that they are so easily converted
into tempting things for the table. They
are disable at all meals of the day.
For breakfast they may be chopped
and added to the muffin batter, or
pitted and cut up and added to the
cereal. And for luncheon and dinner
they may be used for both salad and
desert
Date Salad.-There are several good
date salads. One consists of dates pitted
and stuffed with cream cheese and
served on lettuce with French or
mayonnaise dressing. Another consists
of cut dates and canned pineapple
combined, with either salad dressing.
Still another good salad is one made
Of cut dates and diced oranges, on
endice or lettuce, with mayonnaise
made rather acid with lemon juice.
Date Mufdns.-Half q cup Of butter,
half cup Of sugar, one egg, three
quarters of a cup Of milk, two cups
-four, a teaspoon salt, four teaspoons
baking powder and half pound pitted
and cut up dates.
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FRANCHISE NO. IS
AVAILABLE.
(No Capital Investment
Necessary

The above franchise consists of
District of Columbia and II sur
rounding counties.
Only men residing or willing to
reside within this territory consid-
cred.
An exclusive franchise will be
granted and full charge assigned to
a man of sound judgment and real
ability, who is willing to work hard
for a substantial income and a life
time connection with a company
rated AAA-1, established over a
quarter of a century. Our mainte-
nance products are nationally ad-
vertised in the Saturday Evening
Post.
Previous experience in our lines not es-
sential, as personal field training Is given;
but selling experience is necessary and you
must have q car
Send full particulars to Box 4S3-A, Star
ONCE.
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Only Exceptions.

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-02
Sardine Appetizer.

Put some sardines onto a rather deep
plate. Sccl1 them quickly with boiling
water and remove skin, tail and bones.
Place each sardine with a little butter
on 1t upon a finger of thin, we'll but
tered crustlesS toast Add a few drops
Of vinegar and a little red pepper or a
few drops Of anchovy sauce. Place in
the oven or under . gas griller for q
few minutes.
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NANCY PAGE
''Hot Cross Buns, One a
Penny, Two a Penny"
BIZ FLORENCE LA GANKE.

Last Easter season Lois had not been
feeling we'll enough to make hot cross
buns. This year she was feeling ener-
getic enough to do almost anything, so
she set out to make the buns. Here Is
the rule which her family used for
years and years:
She scalded one cup Of milk and
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while it was still hot she added to 1t
one-quarter cup sugar, three table
spoons butter. Meanwhile she crumbled
one yeast cake in a small amount OF
lukewarm water, added a pinch Of sugar
and set the yeast in a warm place.
When 1t was foamy, the milk had
cooled to lukewarm temperature. She
had found time to sift. measure and
sift three cups flour with one-half tea
spoon salt.
She added the frothy yeast to the
lukewarm milk mixture And stirred
in an egg well beaten. Then she put
in the -four and one-Quarter cup cur
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printed linen or Tor best" In q crepe
de chine print.
Rayon novelties, shantung, dimity,
bingham plaids, dotted swiss and
printed lawns make up splendidly and
give real service
Style No. 1854 may be had In sizes
8, 10, IL and IA years.
Size requires yards 35-inch or
ga yards 39-inch.
For a pattern of this style send is
cents in stamps or coin directly to The
Washington Stars New York Fashion
Bureau, Fifth avenue and Twenty
ninth street, New York
Our large Fashion Book shows the
latest Paris has to. offer in clothes for
the matron. the stout, the miss and
the children Also q series Of dress
making articles. It Is q book that will
save you money. Price Of book 10
cents.
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THE STARS
DAILY PATTERN
SERVICE

Believe me, young daughter will love
the opportunity to wear this darling
little peplum dress.
And wouldn't you, If you were a
growing girl who looks best in grown
up style like this. new Paris model?
1t is cut on very simple girlish lines
which makes 1t so thoroughly wear
able. It's a bit feminine, too, with its
modish bows.
You can make it in printed batiste, .
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rants, which she had washed well,
drained and dried in the warming oven.
She added one-eighth cup citron peel.
covered and set in warm place to rise.
When doubled in bulk, 1t was kneaded,
covered and set to rise again. Then 1t
was kneaded, shaped into large buns or
biscuits When shaped these were put
on baking sheet or pan, about one inch
apart. When light, the top was brushed
with beaten egg yolk and milk, the top
Of each was gashed in two straight lines
at right angles to each other. The buns
were baked for 20 minutes. Lois might
have put a cross on each one after
baking. In this case the cross would
have been made of ornamental icing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-02

Last week we considered the sending
Of stamps in letters. Today we shall
discover the best and safest ways of in
closing coins up to and including quar-
ters The subject is Of interest, since
It is often more convenient for sender
to inclose q coin, and it is always agree
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able to recipient to get it rather than
stamps. A coin may be secured to the
letter paper by crossed strips of adj
heStve paper, surgeons tape or paper
mending tissue, and so sent safely. See
lower right diagram in illustration.
Coin cards are made especially to
solve the problem of mailing currency
In this form. SO safe has this way
proven that the Government considers
the use Of these cards practical al
though they are not included in estab-
hshed Government mailing methods.
The cards are procurable at stationers,
therefore, and not at post Offices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-02

o. r. T-"Unless I'm mistaken" is
the required form, not Without I'm
Mistaken" This use of without" for
%unless" Is no longer authorized. We
say Unless mot without) he pays my
fare" He will rot go unless mot with
OUT go. too"
Authorities are divided on the pro-
nunciation~ OF the word business. Some
favor BIz-e-ness; others, B1Z-nesast
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PREPARE NOW-FILE CLERK. STATIsTI-
CAL. EDITORIAL CLERK. Begin TODAY.
Tuition, S. The Civil Service preparatory
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sITUATION-woMEN..

nurse or chamhermaid. Gertrud Fischer, 443
and st. Sc. 81
HOUsEKEEPER OR COOK, experienced, set
tied white woman; stay nights. Address Box
479-B. Star ONCE.
LADY, refined, wishes to connect with In
terror decorating shop; excellent taste.
Adams 0700. extension d all. q
NURSE, practical, wants position; reason
167-B. Star Office.
NURSE, registered. cultured and refined,
wishes position as travellers companion;
moderate salary. Hhone District 5l95.
NURSE, practical. is years experience; con-
valescent or semi-invalid; doctors references.
Lincoln 1867.
NURSE-COMPANION, or light housework;
refined, experienced. Good home more of
factor than large salary. Atlantic 1894.
PRACTICAL NURSE wants position; s12
week; also assist with hghe duties. Address
Box 4To-Bs Star ONCE
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CLOSING HOURS
FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

II pm. day before publication.
FOR Sunday, $50 pm. Saturday.
AZ the Branch AGENCIES. one
hour earlier. both for daily and
Sunday.
Only Exceptions.
Death Notices and Lost and
Pound advertisements for The
Daily Star will be accepted up to
noon day Of issue. except Sgtur.
day and Leesl Holidays. when the
closing time Is 1870 am. Death
Notices and Lost and Found for
The Sunday Star will be accented
up to II pm. Saturday.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
RTISTNFSs TNSTRUCTION.

STENOGRAPHERS. boOkkeepers, typists. n ale
and female. needed daily: salaries. $l2 so to
$40 wk Boyd's. 1888 F. Nat. 1888
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TNSTRUCTYON COURSES.


sPRNd Is here, what can you DO for =
Short. easy course. Est. 1918. oxford Bids
JAZZ, POPULAR Music m 20 LESSONS;
piano. sax banjo; guitar Sts; Iree Soo
us iitS s.. NV. Dist. iz7s. FEE booklet
AUTO LESSONS for permit; easy parking;
f ReaS seep Net 1909 fu "a es
THE PRIVATE sECRETARY,,-Copy upon
once Bids. i4th 8 PARK Td., Col. 1o7s:
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY-Ex-
tors. west 3oes. cali Mamie B. Conover.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS, ANY HOUR,
b. licensed white men; S ySSr car or our car
PASS THE CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.
gOyd: 'sc sDAen1E M Ss sSs v.e
Is yrs.1. 'i isss +. Nat. 2s4I.
BEAUTY CULTURE TAUGHT BY EXPERTS
$500 starts you Day ana ,. night classes Essi.
Bldg, 18th and NV.
FRENCH - PRIVATE INSTRUCTION AND
tutoring tn Col S " AtExANDER i''O oiraFd st.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
Fast-Growing, well-Paying Profession.
All Branches Taught on Live Models by
Expert Instructors.
MsBE LIE y HoN9pR 1 sGHSoH Est lS10
CTATION--GRADED go. so. 100 100.
Ediphone, Operators Course.
Special Students Day or Evening.
Mount Pleasant School for Secretaries
Tivol Theater Building,
93l3 l4th st. NV. Col 5000. 1901. 5000.
STATISTICAL COURSE
Preparing for Civil Service Examination.
REGISTER TODAY.
For Class Starting
Thursday Evening.
MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL
FOR SECRETARIES.
Tivoi Theater Building,
3Sls 18th st. Columbia 5000. so0l, 5000.
ENROLL TODAY.
CIVIL SERVICE.
Begin today to prepare for Junior and Sen
Tor STEM. and TYP. Exam. tuition, IS. Pre-
pare now for File Clerk Promotion, Clerk
Promotion and STEM. and TYP. Promotion;
tuition, SIS. The Civil Service Preparatory
School, sc. cor. 18th & F NV. Met. 6337. .
EDITORIAL COURSE
Preparing for Civil Service Examination.
REGISTER TODAY
For Glass Starting
Thursday Evening.
MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL
FOR SECRETARIES,
Tivoli Theater Building,
33l3 18th st. Columbia $780, S0ol. 5000.
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sITUATIoN-woATEN.


PRACTICAL NURSE, efhcient, quiet temper
ment; owns and drives car; will go to your
home and serve permanently. Shepherd 1869.
BooKKEEPER, general
S SRf' $751; aI.h All. sOs eND'en'e references.
TENOGRAPHER-TYPIS experienced, per-
manent or temporary; also work at home:
sfff feieFenee'' moderate 'alHfY, ga,
WOMAN, experienced, desires position man
aging small s. shop; gifts preferred. Address
YOUNG WOMAN, colored, wishes night
work; experienced maid, waitress, cleaner;
very GOOD cook; city references. North s477-R.
SITUATION-DOMESTIC.
COOK, general houseworker (colored), neat,
sition; full, part time. North 9842.
COOK. colored excellent. neat. pleasant. ex-
part time; excellent ref. Dec. 0537.
COOK. cafeteria or private; refined colored
girl; days work or part time; best reference.
COOK, general houseworker; coiored woman,
pleasant, neat, experienced, competent; best
city ref; day. week. part time. North 2o13.
GIRL wishes place as general houseworker
Decatur 5ao7.
GIRL, colored, with reference, wishes work
of any kind. North 094l.
GIRL. colored. refined, desires work by day
or part time. Write or call 702 Lamont st.
NV.
GIRL, light colored, refined, wishes chamber
maid or waitress Job In private family; sleep
in. Phone Pot. 4023.
GIRL, colored, refined, from West Va, wants
work as maid for some West Va. statesman.
$50 Hobart St NV.
GIRL wishes work Of any kind; references.
Call Decatur 1886
GIRL, neat, reliable, coIored, wants place as
general houseworker or maid. Pot 1850.
GIRLS, Let us do your Spring house
cleaning. We drape windows. Call Met.
2084. Reference. q
WANTED-Position as housekeeper in moth
erless home. Metropolitan 1867.
WOMAN, colored, reliable; good cook, neat.
clean, general domestic worker, wants place;
best city reference. Phone Potomac 6230-W
WOMAN. colored. wishes position kitchen
helper, experienced. 1742 You st. NV, hrst-
floor rear.
WOMAN, colored. refined, wishes place as
cook maid, waitress or general houseworker;
stay or go home. 1914 Ontario I'd NV.
WOMAN colore6. wants part-time work:
reference. 629 Pickford pl. ne. Phone Lin
coin 1858.
WOMAN. colored, experienced cook: neat,
reliable, pleasant disposition; will do gen
eral housework. part-time work. North 2ol3
YOUNG WOMAN. colored desires general
housework. chambermaid waitress; perma-
nent day work. 914 NV. North 2fol.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESMAN to sell excellent product to re-
tail and wholesale trade in Washington;
automobile preferred will interview appli-
cants in Washington. Shur-Kleen Manu-
IIsoL Lurlh hsd ~ 1'S Os'
sALESMEN-Ap established washington en-
terprise has program of advertising that
offers large financial possibilities to sales
men of character and ability who can
qualify Apply 8 TO 10 am, sales manager,
S61T Ilth at NV
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
WANTED-AGENTS.

SAIEsPEOPLE, house toulouse and store
selling; several nationally known lines 80
Stewart Bldg.
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UhlOn IIu9I buIIuIHB. -------
A NATIONAL BANK
requires the services of several men from
age rs to IS in its personal service depart
personal and sales records, character, ap-
pearance and references. Permanent con-
nection, future and excellent earnings as
sured the right men. Interview Mr.. Smith,
at $50 am, 3o5 Commercial National Bank
Bldg.
WINDOW TRIMMER and sign
writer; experienced. Apply at
once.
SIGMUND'S.
9TH and Fl SITS. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FALL DRESS SUIT, size about 40-42, almoss
new; cheap; leaving city at once. Col. 1877.
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RT65 Prices PATD-Do not be misled. The
lincoln Co has no connection with any nrn
in the business Phone Metropolitan ssh.
We pay the highest cash prices iof anS'nsnS
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OFFICE FURNITURE from Q. 8. Govt
Desks chairs, nle cabinets, tables; everytning
for your ONCE at great saving. washington
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Finds. any Quantities. Bring them or
phone Net 5415 Original PearlmAn's Book"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

APPAREL. mems, women's and childrens.
and furniture of all descriptions wanted tor
rummare sale Gather UP what you naYS
no further use for and call N: Cohen. 1888
5th ST. NV. Met. 9764 and 774S. Fay cssn'
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cow MANURE-LARGE TON LOAD: SIS
delivered. Write P. o. BOX sf' betnesSA
Nd.
La gaceta., 1931-04-17
TAMPA SELECCIONADA co
MO UNO DE LOS LUCIA
RES C~ONVENIENTES PA
RIA Ell ASILO DE LOS SOL
DADOS

Tn telegrama enviado aver
de Washington al Sr. Carl D..
Brorein, presidente de un CO.
mite que nombrara la Camara
de Concrete, dice que ell coro-
mel j. j. Phelan, jefe del ne
gociado de los ingenieros civil
les, ha recomendado a Tampa
entire cuatro ciudades que esti-
ma apropiadas para la cons
trucci6n de un asilo que cos
tara 100000.
Embellishments Sc iniciaron
gestiones para integrar un fon
do especial que facilite conse-
guir la obra para esta ciudad.
Mr.. Brorein solicitara dona-
tivos de los concentrates y EN-
presas.
Creese que ell martes pr6xi-
mo ell negociado de veteranos
seleccionara ell lugar.
Las otras ciudades conside =
radas son Miami, Ocala Y St.
Petersburg.
La gaceta., 1931-04-17
TRES DE LEY
ELEVADOS PARA LEGA-
LIAR LAS APUESTAS
MUTUAS Y LAS CARRIE
RAS

Tallahassee, Abril 16.-Tres
proyectos de Ley Sc presenta-
ron hoy a la Legislature de
Florida tendiente a legalizar las
apuestas mutuas Y las carreras
de caballos Y de perros.
Las tres proposiciones fueror
presentadas por los represen-
tantes Smith, del Condado dc
Columbia, y por Chapel y Ke
hoe, ambos de Dade.
Los proyectos aparecieron q
los pocos momentos de reciblrse
en- la Camara ell telegrama de
un grupo de miembros de la igle
STA de Miami, oponiendose a to-
da legislation que legalizara la
apuestas mutuas, y la reforma
de la Ley de Divorcio.
Los tres proyectos estan de
acuerdo en- la necesidad de
crear comisiones para las ca
rreras Y en- la legalizaci6n de las
puestas mutuas; pero todos di-
f;erap on el tanto nor cfEnto de
Il que las carreras deSen
~oducir al EstadA.
( Ell proyecto ID pei pro-
wee un impuestq l 1212 por
ciento en- las e lradas. Kahoc
un impuesto de un 20 por cien-
to y ell de Smith ell 1919 por Glen
to.
Chapel propone que Sc lie fl
lie I'm impuesto de IN 10 por
ciento con un 2O% de su mon
ante para ell Estado. Smith pi-
de, igualmente, I'm 1917, pero
con I'm 3O% para ell Estado.
Kehoe, en- relaci6n con los i'm
puestos en- las apuestas mutuas,
fila $500 diarios para los hi
p6dromos situados a Is millas
de las ciudades de $4,000 0 mas
habitantes; 1000 para los hipo-
dromos cercanos a ciudades de
] menor importancia, Y 5000 dia-
rios para las carreras de perros.
Estos proyectos fueron trasla
dados al Comite de espectaculos
publicos.
La gaceta., 1931-04-17

donde bulle en- gestaci6n subli-
me Ell genio que Sc llamara des-
pues Esquilo con la Ira o More
los con la espada. Aquella oscu-
ridad fue de preparation ;fue ell
velo que arropa ell alambique
donde Sc esta generando la luz.
Aquella oscuridad fue la de la
terra negra de aluvi6n, de GU
yo fondo iba a brotar flor de
e plendente belleza-El Renaci-
miento. La TERRA europea SUI
La gaceta., 1931-04-17
COMENZO Ell FESTIVAL DE
MUSICA EN- Ell INSTITUTE

A las 80 de la manana
de hoy comenzo ell festival de
mdsica en- ell Institute de Sc =
gunda EnsenanZa. Mas de
100 estudiantes de musica,
procedentes de todas las ciu-
dades del estado, concurren a
este acto.
Key West ha mandado una
lucida representation.
Hoy tocaran los estudiantes
como solistas y manana como
agrupacioneS Y orquestas.
La gaceta., 1931-04-17
Sc CR1TICA EN- WASHING
TON LA POLITICA AME-
RICANA EN- NICARAGUA

Washington, ADrI Liza
ayuda de la marina, cuyas
fuerzas han sido concentrates
contra los insurrectos en- tres
poblaciones de Nicaragua, y
la politica seguida por la ad-
ministraci6n, fue sacramento
criticada hoy en- Washington
Ell crucero Memphis recibi6
6rdenes de salir para Puerto
Cabezas, y ell Canonero Sacra-
mento hacia Biuefields. Posi-
blemente ell Memphis releva-
"a al canonero Asheville, &C
tualmente en- Puerto Cabezas.
con ell fin de poder enviar q
este ultimo a Cabo Gracias a
Dios, escenario de las recien-
ties actividades de los insur-
gentes.
Ell representante Fish, repu
blicano de Nueva York, atact
a la administration, demos.
trando su disgusto por ell alar'
de de fuerza q. realiza en- Mica.
ragua. "Seria interesante-di
10 Fish-comparar los resulta.
dos de esta polftica por la cua.
Sc han perdido cinco vidaSmm
mericanas, con Ia
por Theodore Roosevelt Ell e
LELAND Mabedecos."
La@Aftica surgi6 ante las re
Setidas declaraciones oficia.
les de que la nueva politica er
Nicaragua era la de empleal
las fuerzas cuando fuere niece
sario para proteger la vida dt
los americanos; pero que la
tropas solo Sc utilizarfan para
defender las propiedades er
casos excepcionales, y hasta
ahora NADIA viene a probar que
la situaci6n haya sido conside.
rada como Exceptional"
Ell Departamento del Esta-
do anunci6, en- relaci6n con las
recientes actividades de los in
surgentes en- Managua, que nc
Sc habia hecho ninguna modi.
ficaci6n al plan de retirar to.
dos los marines de Nicaragua
a principles de 1888. Ell Secre.
tario Stimson, aprob6 Official.
mente ell plan de retirar a los
marines combatientes ell pro-
ximo dia 3 de JUNO. Esta poll
tica sc basaba en- I'm acuerdo,
tenido con ell Gobierno de Nj.
caragua, en- Ell sentido de que
ell 1ltimo grupo de americanos
evacuaria despues de las cleo,
clones de 1882.
La gaceta., 1931-04-17
SECCION DE
DEL CIRCULO CUBANO

Sc recuerda a los Sres. com
ponentes de esta Secci6n que
en- la noche de hoy y en- ell sa-
l6n-escuela, Sc reune dicha Sec
ci6n para tratar asuntos de SUI
ma Importance con relaci6n
al gran Cabaret de 8 de mayo.
La gaceta., 1931-04-17
Ell GENTIL MAESTRO
FRANCOIS

Esos que POGO saben llaman a
los diez siglos de gloria que me-
diaron entire ell desmoronamien-
to del Imperio Romano de Occi-
dente (476) y ell descubrimiento
de America (1492) La Edad
del Oscurantismo''.,. Oscura
c~iertamente fue la Edad Media ;
Oscura como ell seno materno
La gaceta., 1931-04-17

fra dolores de parto; pus 10
grande que habfan fragdado
sus ~entranas, Ell fruto de mil
amos de gestaci6n, rompia los
velos misteriosos del quietismo
y Sc anunciaba a la vida en- for
mas MIL. Cosas grandes y CO.
sas fuertes pasaron entonces:
|Santo Tomas de Aquino encen-
ldi6 su lampara y Rogerio Ba-
con Sc encontr6 una f~lorecilla
azul al horde de ia nieve. Y
La gaceta., 1931-04-17

Pequenos Pages Semanales err Cualquier Compra
Pague solo soc semanales en- cualquier compra de--$ $500
Pague solo 75c senRanales en- cualquier compra de-~$ 1880
PagNe solo $1.00 semanal en- cualquier compra de--$ 5000
Pague solo $1.25 semanal en- cualquer compra de--$ $3.50
Pague solo SIS seplanal en- cualquier compra de--$ 1900
Pague solo $1.75 Amanal en- cualquier compra de-~$ $3.50
Pague solo $2.0Qsemanal en- cualquier compra de--$1O0O0
Entrega inmediata! No lie cobraremos NADIA por levar
los muebles a 81 casa.
La gaceta., 1931-04-17

Dante AIlighieri, e de la cara
alargada, escribi6 su Inferno.
Y Villon hizo del polvo orc. Y e
Boccacio tradujo la Iliada al la
tin. Y C6simo de Medic is, Co
merciante v zo6filo, tenia III
amigo llamado Niccolo de Mic
oil. Y C6simo tenia dinero v
Niccolo tenfa saber. Y juntos
r%eunieron una biblioteca de
ochocientos manuscritos en- e
convento de San Marcos. Y vi
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Welcome and Necessary
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-02-02
FACTORY TOWNS PLAN FIGHT FOR INSURANCE BILL
United States Capitalists Push War Plans Against Soviet Union
Fight for Relief On Feb. 10!

MASS DEMONSTRATIONS every neigh
h States February
that the National Unemployed Delegation elected throughout the
country will Washington the demands
Sufficient for months and for national system unemployment in
delegation
capitalists.
nothing the
threat further independent action
this with police
the the millions workers their
supporting actions throw fear into the hearts of these miserable ack
Of Morgan, Rockefeller, Mellon &
February by
mobilization
Struggle against when
will
which
Workers, charity
the the
Organize! February
ght against against