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The Washington times., 1932-12-10
- = By BEATRICE BURTON
Christmas
Counsel
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX

Dy \ AAANG EAAASk EA<A
Christmas! Do you remember
what the sound Of that word
meant to you when you were a
child?
Don't you remember lying
awake in your bed, weeks be-
fore, and trying to count on
your fingers how long it would
be before the day of days came
around? And then dropping
off to sleep in a Never-Never
Land of pure happiness?
Do you remember how the
Christmas tree srnelled Of pine
forests and burning wax? No
electric light bulbs on string,
then. Next came the bundles
to be unwrappedLthose shape
less tissue-paper Inummies under
the tree, tied with ribbon and
inscribed with your name. The
very air in the room seemed to
crackle. That moment was so
big with Fate.
Would the parcel reveal the
treasure you had been hoping
and praying for, or would it
only be something useful?
Something like a sweater, leg
gings, or a pair of warm gloves;
something they'd have to give
you anyhow, and were just tax
ing advantage Of their power to
shove off on you at Christmas?
Moments of Suspense
These we're terrible moments
to be lived through; long drawn
out moments Of suspense that
. seemed like hours, while you
fumbled with string and paper.
Then-the overwhelming rush
of joy when you discovered they
had not taken advantage of
you, after all. Your parcel did
not contain mittens or sweater;
but the thing you had been
dreaming about for months!
And you were absolutely happy.
How often have the years
brought you such deep and
satisfying happiness as those
bygone Christmas mornings?
And how about this Christmas,
and the kids who are just as
eager and hopeful as you were
at their age? Don't let them
draw a blank, even though we
have more than three years of
corroding depression.
Don't let Santa Claus pass
them by, even if you have to
let your church, or some social
agency, help to fill their stock
ings. And don't forget the
"Ffve-and-Tens" all over this
big country of ours.
Something to give them that
ecstatic moment of suspense
while the string is united and
the paper pnwrapped. It takes
so little, to turn the trick of
happiness for them.
Christmas Dainties
And now for the Christmas
cake! Yes, know you can
buy cakes as cheap, or maybe
cheaper, in the chain stores, or
at your corner grocery, but
bought cakes never send
through the house that delicious
ChriStmasSy smell that comes
with the baking of sugar and
spice m all things that are
nice"
Now, if you can manage to
negotiate" two cups of raisins,
two of brown sugar and some
spices, will be glad to send you
the recipe for an eggless, but
terlesS Git has a substitute)
Christmas cake.
1t will not he G. ''1se
pre-War c.
Gcmop'-3 Il A
NdH!e pound c. for
tee same Tea-on IL w.. .,a more
digestible. And it costs so little
that you'll be surprised.
But it's warranted to make
the home fragrant, along with
the thought of holly and mistle-
toe in the after years. So II
you'd like the recipe for poor
mans Christmas cake" send
me a self-addressed, stamped .
envelope and I will give it to
you.
And here's hoping you'll all
have a Merry Christmas.
Copyright, 1892, King Features
Syndicate, Inc.)
The Washington times., 1932-12-10

Just a few words to the wise
who have saved their money,
and who are going on a winter
vacation. Cruise and travel
prices are so low that many of
us are going to make the op-
portunity to take advantage of
them. This is the year of all
years when we can get more
travel and more fun for our
money, when it will be such a
welcome relief to go South
for a month or so, and when
we can also assemble a good
looking wardrobe for a small
amount Of money. Cruise and
Southern fashions are already
fairly decided on, so it's well to
run over them today before it's
time to buy, though later on
we will probably show pictures
of some of them.
For a Cruise
For a cruise to warmer
waters all types Of clothes are
needed, as you must spend at
least two or three days in chill
breezes. Of course our usual
sports clothes will do, a warm
The Washington times., 1932-12-10
The Rhymins
Optimist
BY ALINE MICHAELIS
Song at Dusk

ny AA4GNG N1xN11AGA4O
Song at Dusk
Oh, day that now is ending.
Grant me your twilight calm;
Oh, starry night descending,
Bring to my spirit balm!
Gone are the sunlit hours,
Brimmed up with toll and song,
And beautiful as flowers;
Now fall the shadows long.
Their gift is but the dearer
For all bright moments past.
AS nearer. slowly nearer,
Nights wings fold down at last.
Oh. day to darkness waning,
Grant me. with eve, your peace,
AS mighty winds. complaining,
Die down at dusk, and cease.
AS days last light still fingers
And nights first pale stars
shine,
Oh, silence. press cool fingers
On this hot brow Of mine!
The Washington times., 1932-12-10

In the emotional field as well
as in the intellectual, changes
take place. Thus one finds
general indifferences, lessening
of affection, marked irritability,
sentimentalism and the like.
Self-pity often is INDUCED in.
Often, too, definite feelings of
hate may be present, projected
upon some particular person Or
upon the world in general. In
deed, epileptics may be sub
ject to fits Of anger which are
really terrific. In marked cases
there may occur what is tech
nically known as "epileptic
frenzy" and during such a state
the patient may actually be
homicidal.
1t is particularly because of
such possible disastrous effects
that the epileptic should receive
whatever treatment is available.
And let it be particularly en-
emphasized that no two cases
are alike. The problem is al.
ways one Of individual atten-
tion,
The Washington times., 1932-12-10

"AlthOush the cold weather doth hunger provoke,
'Tis a comfort how the chin1neys do smokeW
-.r.:a. e.@ss {" 28a= Ode Ballad.
That upon hte table is much alike, "plum- pudding,
goose, turkey mined pies and roast-beef"-but which
would you rather dine at Christmas? With the
"Very-Wellto-Dos," resPlendant and lonely, the
jolly Getting Along PrettyWells," simpler and
crowded?
The first very beautiful, mad doubtless happy
too. For real crystal and ancient silver and butler
The Washington times., 1932-12-10

have enabled the declarer to
obtain the same squeeze.
If A let go his club. the de-
clarer's 10 would be good and
dummy's two diamonds must
win the last two tricks. If A
let go one of his diamonds
must become good. There was
no way Of preventing the small
slam that z made.
The Washington times., 1932-12-10

they fail to put the bubbles in your glass of fes
jOy-if you are not actively happy. Candles shine,
the real Frenehchateau chimney rfled from the Prov
inces crackes with the firesprt within it, real lace
makes rich the tabe-spread. The food is deicAtea
though turkey is the the world over poor
humble gobbler led forth to die" And relished
by the best and the least of men! But the table is
long-and there is nothing but a tmid holiday spirit
to sit between the two. Later they "gong on"
n private dance and after that a club.
But look in here Here is a table too full to be
The Washington times., 1932-12-10
Try These
Recipes
ScaIIoped Oysters

Four cups fine soft bread
crumbs, 4 teaspoon salt, dash
of pepper, dash of paprika, u
cup melted butter, l pint
oysters, drained; 1-3 cup oyster
liquor, 12 cup top milk.
Combine bread crumbs, salt,
pepper, and paprika. Add but
ter, tossing lightly to mix well.
Sprinkle. 1-3 Of crumbs in bot
tom of creased baking dish.
Arrange half of oysters on
crumbs. Add remaining oysters.
Combine oyster liquor and milk
and pour over oysters. Top with
remaining crumbs and sprinkle
lightly with paprika. Bake in
hot oven (450 degrees F. 80
minutes. Serves eight.
The Washington times., 1932-12-10
A 94
VAS 6 3
4 10 8 5 2
= 1913 2

In response to US third-hand
opening bid Of 2-Spades, z re-
sponded with 2-No Trumps,
lacking a biddable suit, al
though he held four hearts
headed by the Ace. Y closed
the contracting with 3-No
Trumps. AS opening lead was
the 6 of clubs. although the
The Washington times., 1932-12-10
Oysters and Spaghetti

Take 2 cups Of cooked spa
ghetti. / pint of oysters, cup
of milk, 2 tablespoonfuls of
flour creamed with 2 table
spoonfuls Of butter, "a can of
pimentoes, u cupful of grated
cheese. Alternately place layers
of spaghetti and pimentoes and
layers of oysters in baking dish;
over the top sprinkle grated
cheese and enough cracker
crumbs to make brown nicely.
Pour over all l cup of warmed
milk to which has been added
the butter and flour. Bake "
hour.
The Washington times., 1932-12-10

decorative and proper. But is there zest? Father
carves, standing up. That isn't just the thing either,
Ills said. But between him and beamns, nervous
Mother, is Gramp and Grams and their Johnny and
Joan, and the bnand-new, almost brand;new baby and
Sis and her new husband And the cranberry is
not strained, but cooked, like rubies of Queens
crown, whole and crystalcear, with the skins to
flavor.
The tables? One is a French antique. The other
is just reproduction Colonial-but which would you
invite yourself to if you could.-Neli Brnkley
The Washington times., 1932-12-10
Interesting Bridge Hands

The eighth and ninth tricks
were taken with dummy'S K
and @ of hearts. Both B and
z followed suit. A followed suit
on the first heart led, then he
discarded the 9 of clubs on the
last heart. At the tenth trick
dummy's last heart was led. B
followed suit, and so did the
declarer, but A was in trouble.
The holdings about the table
were as shown below, and it
was AS turn to discard.
A None
VNone
. None
%AK6
A None A None
VNone W
Ak 4 None
%QJ5 %9s
4 None
V8
40
A10
z had played the hand well.
B held the. high heart, but
there was a perfect squeeze Of
A, because he had to guard
both clubs and diamonds. He
certainly wished that he had
made a different opening lead
without really knowing whether
or not a diamond lead would
La gaceta., 1932-11-21
Much0S pi0jerOs

MuchOS ~UiGjerOS
Aver por la tarde estuvo ell
cronista a bordo del vapor Gu
ba," que zarpaba para el puerto
de la Hab&na. con ell proposito
de despedir al distinguido matri-
monio Mercedes y Anselmo Pu-
lido, que p:ensan residir en- di :
cha urbe. Aprovechando la opor
tunidad qus Sc me presentaba,
pude recoger en- mi Garnet de
notas algunos nombres de per-
sonas conocidas que tambien Sc
embarcaban, a~cogiendose a los
diez dias que marca ell progra :
ma de excursion.
Pancho Arrange, prestigioso
fabricante; Adolfo Mederos, en-
compania de su delicada esposa
Sara; Antonio Melgares, Julio
Gonzalez, Isidro Castels, Pablo
Sanchez Y ell joven matrimonio
Maria Tulsa y Armando Febles.
Todos estos viaieros permane-
ceran en- la capital de la Rep1 :
blica de Cuba hasta fines de
mes. Lleven todos una feliz y a
gradable travesia.
La gaceta., 1932-11-21
UN PRESUNTO DEMENTE
CONFESO HABER MATA-
DO a TRES PEkSONAS

Chicago, nov. 2l.-Un mn
chacho de II amos confes6 ayr
q aseSina,o d ties Fersonas Y
So hjzo responsible de otros cri-
menes, incluyendo Il .cciente
secucstro dc la Srta. Lillian Hen
ry, de 20 amos, Sobrina de John
Alcock, el comiSionado diputedo
de policia.
Sc nombra James Varecha ei
criminal y dice que 81 esta loco.
Isl ustedes me cargan eSos cri-
menes, manifesto, yo dire que
estoy loco. Dos wees me han
2nViado a Dixon y ustedes no
podran pasar Sobre ESQ
Dixon es una instruction del
estado para los individuos de
defectuosa mentalidad Y Ware
cha s. escape de ALI ell pasado
agoSto.
DeSpueS de confeSar es0S cri-
menes, fum6 tranquilamente un
c%igarrillo y Sc qued6 dormido.
Narecha firm0 una confession
admitiendo ell asesinato de
Frank jordan, ell pasado miGr-
coles por la noche; Ell secucstro
y violaci6n dc la Srta. Henry Y
asesinato del ST.. James +. Me
Elligot, durante I'm intento de
asalto y roho.
A Narecha no lie GUSTAV los
meJlcanoS y On una OCCASION hi
rio a siete de ellos.
La gaceta., 1932-11-21
HA DISMINUlDO Ell IRA
BAJO EN- LAS FABRICAS
DE TABACO

Habana, Nov. 21.-El traba-
10 ha disminuido en- las fabricas
'a tabaco y Sc anuncian rebajas
Para la semana que viene.
La Union de Fabricantes ha
contestado va ell escrito de la
ALBANIA Tabacalera de Cuba V
rechaza algunos de los puntos
Senalados por 6sta, diciendo que
no podrian ~aplicarse Immediate.
mente Y cue la industrial recla-
ma msdidas de facil Y rapida a
plicaci6n.
Los fabricantes aseguran que
81 prop6sito es alcanZar mayo
'"s ventaias en- los precios nara
de- competir con ell Trust a.
mericano, q. realiza una infensa
propaganda V ha disminuido los
precios de venta en- un 500.
La gaceta., 1932-11-21
DE- ESPANA
TRIUNFO Ell PARTIDO DE
MAtlA EN- LAS EIEI"lO-
MES DE CATALUNA

Madrid, Nov, 21,-Los Prime.
..uS eScgutiMiOS re>in.d2S en- la,
nrimeras e!eceioneS verificada,
IN Catalina de>de que ESpan;
lie concediera la autonomia clarI
mente indican que la Izluie ~ds
Catalina, Il partido del preSi
4 nte Francisco Macia, ha obte.
nido el triunfo pero ha perdidC
posicioneS, comparable su Veto
ria de ahora con la de 1881.
En- las elecciones de ayer sc
eligieron IS diputados, que cons
'ituiran ell nuevo gob;erno auto
"cmiSta, en- ell mes d. enero.
la Asamblea Nacional de Es-
nana otorg6 la autonomia a Ca
alma, hace pocos meses, a Pc
.tici6n del gabinete presidido por
Don Manuel Azana.
Macia pas6 a ser presidente
de la Generalidad Catalina
cnando Ia monarquia cay6 en- a
vii De 1881 y su partido, Ia IL
auiCrda Catalina, figure al fren
.'c de la campana en- pro del esta-
ito auton6mico.
Los cscrutinios indican Quo la
ga Ro"ionalista, partido de C.
a"sici6n di~igido por Don Fran
iSco Camb6. obtuvo mayor nu-
nero de votos de 10 que Sc habia
a1puestO. Este rartido, apoyddo
'or eiementOs de Ia mdustriG Y
IL la banca, aparecia en- n0Sir'fn
3csVentajosa y Sc considerable
imrosible obtuviera una fran"l
mayoria.
La izquierda parece hahcr a.
canzado, en- Barcelona, on los
1rimer"s pscrutinios, $4,000 Y
la Liga $4,000 votos.
FL considerable tantO por
ciento de votos alcanzado por la
! ga Sc interpreta como de gran
ignificaci6n so5re los puntos
A. vista industrialcs V comercia
rs de Catalina.
La gaceta., 1932-11-21
EI JAPON DEFIFNDE SU
ANTE Ell CON
SEQ DE LA LIGA

Glnebra, nov. 21.-Defendien
do la conducta del Jap6n en- la
M~anchuria, ante ell conseio de
Ia Liga de Naciones, ell enviado
iapones Kosuke Matsuoka re-
chaz6 81 informe de la comisi6n
lYpton, pidiendo que ell mundo
occidental demuestre paciencia
haSta que su pals pueda probar
"a politica de paz en- ell extreme
Oriente.
Su discurso fu6 similar en- to-
dos los aspectos a las "observa-
Clones oficiales publicadas a.
yer como la cOntesta iaponesa a
Ia comisi6n Litton, pero finaliz6
con una conciliatoria apelaci6n
aue no aparece en- otras EXPIRE
stones del Jap6n sobre ell con-
flicto con China.
otto la expedition punitiva a
mericana de 1926, en- Meiico, co
mo un precedente de legitima de
por 10 ocurrido en- Muk-
den EN- Septiembre de 1881.
Asegura ell deIegado japon6s
Tue su pals no ha violado 4 con-
venio de la Liga, nj ell tratado
de nueve poderes, nj el pacto de
y dice que Fl Jan6a no
q%uicre mas guerras, nj mas te-
rritorio nj es un pals agresor.
La gaceta., 1932-11-21
ROOSEVELT SALDRA HOY
PARA WASHINGTON

New York, nov. 2l.-El pre-
sidente clect0 Franklin d. ROOse
welt saldra hoy para Washing
ton, donde mahana conferencia-
ri con cl presidente Hoover.
Roosevelt hablara ademas
con un 'grupo de republicanos
independents que lie apoyaron
en- la %IItima campana.
FL &obernador conferenciara
hoy con cl gobernador electo
Hor5ex H. Lehman, pasando
la r&chs en- su domicilio de la
Gale 50.
La gaceta., 1932-11-21
0UIFRFN ANULAR UN LIE
GADO DEL
DOR AMERICANA

Madrid, nov. 21.-Los peri6-
diros publican una noticia de
Pittsburgh, Estados Unidos, di-
"iondo que los familiares de A
ieiandro p. Moore, embaiador
IN fuera de Estados Unidos en-
Madrid, quieren %anular un le-
gado de 100000 que 81 deiara
a la reina Victoria en- su tesla
mentO.
Sostienen los herederos que
no siendo va reina Dona Veto
ria, ell legado debe dedicarse a
bras caritativas.
La gaceta., 1932-11-21
HI CANCfILFR
DEL ECUADOR

Quito, Ecuador, nov. PIE
canciller de la RepubIica DR.
Cation Cardenas. V el abogado
de la canciileria, Carlos Manuel
Larrea, rcnunciaron aver v es-
perase que hoy renuncie ell mi
nistrO de hacienda.
EI congreso ha iniciado una
Investigation sobre las eleccio-
mes de Octubre 30 y 81, en- las
cuales aparentemente Sc eligi6
a Juan MARTINEZ Mera.
FL nuevo presidente tomara
possession ell pr6ximO dos de enc
70.
La gaceta., 1932-11-21
NJ LA HIGA EN
SEVILLA

Madrid, nov. 2t.-La hueIga
que ~sostenian los elem<ntos ex-
tremistas en- Sevilla, termin6 el
viernef9luego de ave courtroom
serios %es6rdenes, rechazando
la Guardia Civil ataq&s hechos
pOr los obrerOs.
Varios shuelguistas recibieron
heridas.
TambiGn ocurri6 un choque
eStre la guardia civil y un CRU
po de campasinos en- ell pueblo
de Zorita, provincial de Caceres.
Este dltimo case esta siendo in
vestigado por orden del minis.
tro de la gobernaci6n,
La gaceta., 1932-11-21
S0CIALES

Angie Valcnti, Rosa Carlisa, NJ
ma Barreda, Evelyn Valenti.
Margarita Smith, Louisa Peral-
-, Dalia M6ndez, Ines Alfonso.
jennie Moses, Emeine Bridges
Mabel Birse, Teresa Pitisci, Ma
ry Garcia, Mary BlancO, Mary
Midulla, Nilda de Mesa, IsabeI
Hero, Elsie Dominguez, Marga-
rita Fernandez y Nenita C6rdo-
va.
La gaceta., 1932-11-21
HITLER FORMARA GOBIEd
NO EN- ALEMANIA

Berlin, gov. 21.-yEl presides'
Won HMdcnburg Npmision6
M a AdoIfo Hitler, eNefe fas-
cista, para formar un gal nete
y presentar un programa que re
suelva la crisis domestica de A
lemania.
En- lugar del mandate acos-
tumbrado de formar un gabine-
te, HindSburg do a los iefes
fascistas L. mission de tratar,
dentro de un limitado tempo,
de someter nombres y IN pro.
grama de acci6n,V apoyado pQ
una mayoria o cast una
del Parlamento.
Dicese que el presidente no
pareca dispuesto a colocar ell DIES
tino de Alemania en- las manos
de Hitler, sin condolences, a pc
sar de Ia favorable entrevista
de ambos. verificada ell sabado
AsegGrase Que los nacionalis-
Sas, los centristas Y los bavaros
cstan dispuestos a dar su apo.
70 a IN gabinete de nazis. perC
no auieren que Hitler tenga e.
, dominic de la situaci6n.
La gaceta., 1932-11-21
FL dia de dar gracjas

Que es 81 iueves pr6ximo, los
distirqu'd0S esposos J. G Stone,
vecinos de la ciudad de Orlando
y muy conocidos en- nuestros
circulOs sociales, 10 pasaran IN
n bonita Residential de la hechi-
- Sr'@ @2uline Phillips, Gale
10 No. 1895, donde Sc vertical
ra una a~gradable fiesta fami-
liar. FL ST.. Stone ocupa ell cargo
de- iefe de policia en- esa impor-
tantc nob,aciGn.
Antjcipadamente reciban los
e9n0s0s Stone nuestrO cordial
sal9do.
La gaceta., 1932-11-21
CUBANOS EN-
MIAMI

Habana, Nov. 21.-Comuni-
can de Miami que ALI han sido
detenidos ounce cubanos a los
cuales Sc acusa de haber tratado
de entrar en- los Estados Unldos,
violando las leyes de inmigra-
ci6n.
FL grupo cruz6 ell golfo de Me
jico en- una pequena embarca :
ci6n de- motor V desembarc6 GER
ca del cayo Matecumbe.
Los detenidos han dicho que
salieron de Cardenas, Cuba, con
direction al territorio americana
La gaceta., 1932-11-21

r2~a u. i + : % Z "a
t.cfc de Cuba, c. s.. J \. Gy.l
fir, nYeSidentc 3e, hanco f"
change National, errero
a.oua do eien pesos.
ON "goll eco" para q"
On. Ernest. Sara, a Quien $"
h eoa'er.do Ell titulo de ma
ximo tacano," Sc "ablande" y
aumente su donatiyo, en- medi.
cinas, hasta $95,
La colonia latina de Tamga
agr&dece Ia generosidad de
Mr.. Griffin, que tiene m n $
amigos espa1oles, cubanos c
italiancS.
La gaceta., 1932-11-21
Sc AFRECIA 10 HECHO
POR Ell EMBAJADOR A :
MERICANO

Habana, Nov. 81. = En- los
circulos imparciales Sc elogia la
actitud del embaiador america
no Harry F. Guggemheim, soil
citando la avuda de la Cruz Ro-
ia de su pals en- favor de las vic
timas del cicl6n..
Guggenheim envi6 un mensa-
ie a esta Institution diciendole
que Cuba Sc encunntra en- un es-
tado d. extraoldinaria pobreza
y que hace falta alimentar a la
poblaci0n de la IONA afectada,
cuyas cosechas Sc han perdido.
La gaceta., 1932-11-21
F0UJITA HA DONADO UN
CUADRO PARA AYUDA
DE LAS VICTIMAS

Habana. Nov. 21.-El famoso
";ntor japon6s Foujita, conmo-
vido por la catastrofe de Cana
gijey. ha donado una de sus O.
bras maestras para que S. VEN
da Y ell producto Sc destine a las
victimas.
La sociedad Ell Liceo Sc ha sn-
cargado de la vcnta dal cuadro Y
ha hecho pGblico ell geAeroso
gesto del c6lebre artista japon6s.
La gaceta., 1932-11-21
~OCURRIERON ALGUNOS PIE
QUENOS D~ESORDENES

Madrid, nov. 21.rDurante
las cleceiones verificadas aver
en- Catalina ocurrieron peque-
nos des6rdenes, siendo deteni-
dos los alborotadores.
La quardia civil habia toma-
do extraordinarias medidas de
precauci6n, cumpliendo 6rdenes
del gobernador, por asegurarse
que grupos armados pensaban
atacar los colegios electorales.
La gaceta., 1932-11-21
ASALTARON Y ROBARON A
ANTONIO SUAREZ
l1Et

Tres jdNcnci os asaytarOn Y
robaror aver al Sr. Antonio Sua
req en- la bodega de este, Move
ma avenida 1909, lIevandose
$12 de la GAIA registro.
a S1arez no Ndo dar una des-
Eripci6n de sus as~altantes Y no
Sabc 81 escaparon en- un autom6
vii. =
Otro j6ven arrebat6 SD carte
ra a Ia Sra, Luisa Stone, GUAM
do esta penetraba ell sabado por
la nOche en- su domicilio, mime
70 30 de la avenida Hyde Park
La gaceta., 1932-11-21

Una nueva orquesta, que in
tegran m1sicos unionados, Sc
nos ha ofrecido para los actos
que Sc efectGen a beneficio de
las victimas.
FL nombre de la nueva agru-
raci6n musical: Los Bohemios.
TOca sones, danzones, pasodo
bias, y TODD 10 que haga bailar
y divierta a. la iuventud.
"Los Bohemios" haran su pri
mera presentation tocando a ia
vor de los cubanos que sufren.
La gaceta., 1932-11-21
UN PERIODICO APRORO LA
SEMA>A DE CINCO DIAS

New York, nov. 21.--El pc
ri6dico Brooklyn Daily Eagle
anunci6 que1pondra en- efecto,
para sus empleados, la semana
de cinco dias de trabajo.
FL plan afectara tambi6n a
los empleados de la imprenta
del peri6dico.
La gaceta., 1932-11-21
HnfermO

IhtefmO
Tam5i6n en- 81 mismo Sanato-
ia Sc halla el Sr, Jose Mauricio,
nadeciendo d. una ligera enfer-
medal, aunque va esta algo me
Dorado. Los m@dicos que 10 asis-
.en lie Ran reccmendado Que cor
TIME q mismo tra'amiento, sir
aleiarse del establecimiento be
D6fico. Quiera Dios que su ma
encuentre pronto una cura de
finitiVa.
La gaceta., 1932-11-21
Enfermd

BESIDE Ell pasado %jueves Sc en-
cuentra baio prescription facul-
tativa la elegante dana Concep-
ci6n del Barrio, residente en- la
barriada del Oeste. Els asistida
por ell DR.. Julio Gavilla.
Al interesarme por su estado,
formula mis- votos porque SUI res
tablecimiento definitivo no Sc
haga esperar.
La gaceta., 1932-11-21
La matinee del Espd1Ol

S@>verific6 aver por la tarde,
en- medic de un entusiasmo in :
descriptible. .
Concurri6 nuestra juventud
bien, pasando unas horas de yer
dadero encanto. a
Los chicos de la "Seccf6n de
Recreo," que al apuesto galan
.Pepfn Escalante tienen por Pre-
sidente, Sc volvieron anotar o.
tro triunfo de los que hacen epo-
ca.
ALI estaban las gentiles seno-
ritaz Edna Castillo, Mary Fue-
yo, Minnie Castillo, Dalia Fue-
yo, Mary Lobo, Alice Thompson,
La gaceta., 1932-11-21
Ell JUEVES LLEGARA Ell
CADAVER DE HERRERA

Habana, nov. 21--Pr0cedenta
de Francia llegara ell iueves el
cadaver del ex-ministro de Cuba
en- Paris, DR.. Ricardo Herrera.
Ell cadaver embalsamado vie
La gaceta., 1932-11-21
En- D~repdrGcj0n

49, Pr ~"
Una gran function teatral en-
"a "bombonera' de Nebraska a
'~reficio de las familias damn,
ficadas por ell reciente cicl6r
que desvast6 a dos provincias dc
la RepGblica de Cuba. La Conf,
sion organizadora, Dieguito He.
res, Antonio Mesa, Angel San.
tana, Jose Fernandez y el GRO
nista que subscribe, fu6 nOmbra-
da en- la Ultima junta que cele-
braron los honorables caballe
res que forman ell Comite Cen
tai Pro-Cuba, en- los salones de.
"Circulo Cubano."
En- la obra que elerira el ba.
ftono Sr. Don. Jose Ortiz de "a
rate, trabaiaran todos los arts.
is que residen en- la slocalidad
Hoy por la tarde Sc reuniran los
msncionados seHores en- Ia resi-.
denciaadel Sr. Presidente de la
Agruf zion La Columna.
La gaceta., 1932-11-21

- Cruz Roia esta reclutando
nuevos micmbros en- Tampa y la
"rasi6n es propicia para que lie
dsmostremos nuestro apreciO.
Carl Broroin, uno do nuestros
meioros ciudadanos, diriPc en-
Tampa Ia campana en- favor de
CSC irstit1ci6n.
FL primer donativo de la
Cruz Roja americana para Gu
ba, fu6 de $1,000.