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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-16
Oleomargarine Is One of
Strictly Watched Foods

TO be far removed from the product
of years ago.
Laws, factory supervision, anal
Uses of vegetable oils, proper ball
ance, education Of the public in food
values and much else have been
generally welcomed regulation.
They have brought about a food
that satisfies the taste, furnishes
power to the body and enjoys low
costs.
Too, an expansion is envisioned in
the American market for such mate
rails as cottonseed oil, peanut oil,
milk and salt. This result can be
looked for. it is said, because this
manufacturer uses only the products
of American fields and farms.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-16
POTATOES, ONIONS
COMBINED FOR SOUP

When the larders low, and the
grounds under snow. try the onion
and potato soup recipe below.
Smooth. rich. evaporated milk.
onions and potatoes, blended to-
gether make a soup that satisfies:
g large potatoes
Il quart diced
. tablespoons butter
large onions. sliced thin
tablespoons -four
l tall can evaporated milk with
water to make l quart LIQUID
1 teaspoon salt
Pepper
Cayenne
Boil potatoes in one quart water.
Drain and mash. Save potato water.
Melt butter in soup kettle. Add
onions; cover and cook very slowly
until onions begin to brown. Sift
flour over onions, stir to blend we'll,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-16
Spinach Ring

Cook spinach and rub through a
fine sieve. Preserve liquid it has
been cooked in and add to one cup
of it a package of gelatin. Add juice
of one lemon and combine with
spinach. Pour into ring mold. Set
aside to cool and become firm. Just
before serving cover plate with crisp
lettuce leaves. Unmold ring on let
tuce and fill center with shrimp
salad made by combining contents
of one large or two small cans Of
shrinps mixed with mayonnaise and
Juice of one large onion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-16
JeIIied Vegetable Salad

Soak two teaspoons gelatin in
three tablespoons cold water. Dis
solve over hot water and add slowly
to one cup mayonnaise. Chop two
slices of onion, one cup cabbage,
two-thirds cup raw carrot and one
green pepper. Add to dressing,
mold chill and turn out on lettuce.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-16
Relish Bowl

Have you tried arranging a bowl
\of appetizing vegetables and olives
in the following way? Arrange
crisp new spring onions inside the
bowl, lining it as you would with
lettuce leaves. Then row Of crisp
radishes. then a row of green olives,
and in the center large black olives.
Chill and serve.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-16
PAGE 90

then add water in which potatoes
we're boiled. Cook until slightly
thickened, stirring frequently. Com
bine mashed potatoes nd diluted
milk. Add to soup with seasonings
and heat thoroughly.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-16
DISHES LIKED
BY NOTABLES
Veal Marengo, Named for
Battle, Favored by
NAPOLEON.

What famous folk do and say, eat
and drink always is interesting to
the. rest Of the world. Given below
are two recipes for meat dishes
made as certain well-known people
like them.
Napoleon Bonaparte was very
fond of veal Marengo, named after
the battle of Marengo.
Cut IL pounds veal steak into
pieces convenient for serving.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-16
Simple Cooking Urged

Meat for young children should
be prepared simply. and all of the
rich gravies and sauces should be
omitted Really the only gravy in
Guided in the very young child's
diet should be the meat juice itself,
and this without a large quantity
of fat
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-16
Cheese Dressing

Shake together in six tablespoons
salad oil. one tablespoon lemon
Juice, one tablespoon pineapple
syrup, and salt and paprika to taste
Smooth slowly into four table
spoons crumbled Roquefort cheese
and add two tablespoons chopped
pimentO.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-16
Red Devil on Toast

Add two cups grated cheese to the
contents of a can of tomato soup,
and heat until melted. Add con-
tents of a No 2 can of peas and
half of a No. 2 can, one cup, of red
kidney beans. salt and pepper, and
heat thoroughly. Serve on toast and
lay eight crisp curls of bacon on top.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-16
SOUPS COMBAT
CHILLINESS OF
MARCH WINDS
Scotch Broth and German
Dish Suggested for
BIustery Days.
MARCH is, 1891.

On a blustery, chilly March day,
is there anything more delicious
than a bowl Of richly favored,
steaming hot soup? A nutritious
soup. made with meat and vegeta-
bles, proves a whole meal in itself.
Here are two suggestions for soup
dishes to counteract the widest Of
March winds
Scotch Broth
aiz pounds Of lamb from neck or breast
and shrunk
y cup barley
About ~ quarts water
L cup turnip. oubed
Z cup carrot. cubed
oHion. diced
4 cup celery. cubed
2 tablespoons -four
tablespoons fat
salt
Pepper
spriK parsley
Separate the meat from the bone
and cut into mall pieces. Wrap
bones in a piece Of cheesecloth. I'm
merse meat and bones in cold water,
heat 10 boiling. skim, add barley,
cover and simmer about IL hours.
Remove bones, add vegetables
and cook until they are tender.
Combine flour with fat. add to soup,
stir until slightly thickened and
smooth and season with salt and
pepper. Add a sprig Of parsley
finely chopped. just before serving.
German Soup Balls
3 pounds soup meat
quarts water
Pepper
eggs
Flour
Salt
Put the meat to cook in cold
sailed water. Simmer until meat is
tender Strain the broth and sea-
son with salt and pepper. Beat the
eggs until light and add enough
flour to make a thin batter. Add
Slowly to the stock, stirring con-
stantly until it begins to thicken in
small balls. Bring to a boil and
serve Immediately.
The meat may be minced finely
and returned to the broth, making
it unnecessary to strain it. For
variety, peas and carrots may be
added.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-16
SteWS Help Budget

Beef stews, many in kind, are all
big help to the depleted budget
They make use of the less demanded
cuts, combining their excellent nu-
tritive value and flavor with that of
the vegetables, to make the whole
meal more satisfying and enjoyable.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-16
Ham With Tomato

Spread slices of bread with butter
and then spread half the slices with
(deviled ham from a 81 -Ounce can
Top each with a slice of ripe tomato
and cover with a leaf of lettuce
spread with mayonnaise. Cover with
rest of buttered slices of bread.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-16
Stew Changes Suggested

Beef stews. though all called
stews. need not be alike. A touch
Of this seasoning. a dash of that, a
different vegetable combination, or
the addition of dumplings or bis
cults may make the difference SO
there need be no mOnotony even if
they are served often.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-16
Old Regulations Remain De-
spite Improvement of
Food Product.

America must have its food clean
and pure. City ordinances, state
laws and federal statutes see to this
No food passing through general
channels Of trade escapes some reg
ulatory supervision. But it is prob
able that foods classed as oleomar-
garine touch more points Of strict
oversight along their way from
maker to consumer than any other
articles included in the general diet.
Although many advancements
have been made in margarine since
it was first produced in France in
1870, and later brought to this
country, many Of the older regula-
tons continue to operate. Laws
remain the same, one producer says.
although the food has changed
vastly.
However, E. P. Kelly, Columbus
90 manufacturer Of food products
now supervising the distribution Of
a new margarine product, feels that
the many public regulations, al
though hampering little some
times. have aided in assuring a prod
uct that is near perfection.
Makers Use Care
In fact, the makers themselves
have laid down strict regulations in
their own plant. in order to create
food with the highest possible
health values. Chemists analyze and
carefully refine all vegetable oils;
test and supervise the care Of milk
and all other ingredients going into
this new product
Temperatures at churns and mix
ers are regulated carefully in order
to retain the nutritious elements of
the vegetable oils. Another effect
claimed for this scientific procedure
is a most desirable spread for hot
toast and other breads and in addi-
ton is widely used for cooking and
shortening.
Because the oils produced to make
the first oleomargarine resembled
what was known in the early days
as a margaric substance, the term
margarine" was coined 1t has re-
manned to date. "Oleo" designated
the fats.
Federal Law Governs
There is a federal statute, long
ago passed, that compels the carry
ing Of the name "oleomargarine" on
packages containing this food, al
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-16

has been blended until smooth in a
little broth.
The amount of curry powder may
be decreased, if desired. Simmer
slowly for a few minutes. add two
cups cold cooked lamb, cut N fairly
small pieces, and one cup of cold
boiled potatoes, diced. Just before
serving squeeze in the juice of one
lemon. Serve with hot boiled rice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-16
Federal Law Governs

There is a federal statute, long
ago passed, that compels the carry
ing of the name "oleomargarine" on
packages containing this food, al
though Dixie Margarin is declared
Evening star., 1934-01-20
FINDER TO BE KEEPER
ONLY AFTER 6 MONTHS
Woman Picks Up Diamond Stick
pin, but Police Take
Charge Of It.

NEW ORLEANS R.-Miss Esther
Russo, who found a 31s-carat diamond
stickpin, won't get to keep it for at
least six months, unless she posts 81 900
bond.
She advertised her find, then took the
stone to police, who refused to return
it to her.
Judge Walter L. Gleason ordered Miss
Russo to put up $1,000 bond or leave
the pin in custody of the civil sherin.
She gets it without strings II the right
fu owner doesn't show up.
Evening star., 1934-01-20

4. Jutting rock.
D. Obscure
10. German philosopher.
IL. Dwelling.
Is. waken.
Is. Melody.
IT, Mahometan oficer
18. Means Of comfort.
20. Empty tomb
%. Ernes.
%. Shoshonean Indians.
"a. Mountains in Thessaly.
IS. Clothes.
%. inexperienced.
50. Hasten.
SO. African fly.
IS. Formerly.
80. Likewise.
80. Carved memorial post OF North
American Indians.
&c. Coquettish look.
40. Screen.
Al. Throws here and there
a. Batter.
IS. Aroma.
~. Commotions.
~. Notable performance.
so. Courage (colloq).
81. Pertaining to style Of writing used
in ancient manuscripts.
g. Tall marsh plants.
So. Political division ruled over by
prince.
so. Line the roof Of.
81. Presage
81. River of West Africa.
63. Leg joint.
64. Salamanderlike amphhian.
IS. Valleys.
Sc. Watch-pin.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27
Corte de 10 Criminal

Ell ciudaIano Walter B. Dy-
les, detenidc aqui por pasar Gin
~ oh2 ueS falscs. debera cum
dir cinco amos en- el preside de
Raiford. de acuerdo con una sen
"nc'a ana aver lie impusiera ell
uez Petteway.
Bucher 7. Washington, IN ne
=, acusado de asalto con inten
ION de asesinar, fu6 condenado
dos amos de trabajos f0rzados.
Tres meses cumpliran Leon
Wilson, Dan Grady, Eugene Fer
uson y Leonard Singleton, ne
y"os, que Sc declararon culpa :
1les de ayudar a un robo de 40
sacos de azj1car.
Harold Stevens, que rob6 una
cartera a la Sra. Cora Martinez,
tsara 80 dias en- Ia carcel.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27
LAS ORQUESTAS EsTAN
S11NDO S~US-I-rIDAS POR
LOS PIANOS

Madrid, mario 27.-Los en-
]presari0s de los teatros liricos
estan sustituyendo las orques-
tas cen los pianos.
+! primer teatro que i'm
plant6 esa MEDIA fu6 el Veto
llI, cue retro la orquesta y pa
Ia Ia representation de una o
pereta hubo de utilizar dos pia-
mes de cola.
FL teatrc Maravillas imito
deSpues al Victoria y dicese que
Ii Zarzuela, cuya reapertura Sc
anuncia para ell sabado, imita-
Ia a los anteriores empresarios.
Gestiones Sc realizan para To-
,rar I'm arreglo del problema a
ase de concesiones mutuas, he
}aS pOr empresas y musicos.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27

Sc REANUDARON LOS TRABAJOS EN-
Ell PAROUE DE YBOR CITY

En- Ia manana de hoy Sc rea-
nudaron los trabajos e mel nue.
vo parque de recreo de YborCi-
ty, con una cuadrilla de $50
hombres, mandada a csc sitio
por 81 administrad0r regional
Sr. H.. S. Riddle. prcvio infor-
me favorable del ingeniero CO.
ronel Kratz.
Los materiales para ell par
que han empezado a llegar y Sc
iran utilizando bajo la direc-
cion de los ingenieros de la
FERA.
Mr.. Riddle tambien facilita-
"a hombres para ell aerodremo
de la Isla Davis, pero no mate
rial.
Trabajo Sc dara a 1900 mu-
Jeres en- los pr6ximos dias, ia
cilitando asi Ia vida de muyhas
familias de eta localidad.
"Daremos trabajo,-dijo Mr..
Riddle-a las mujeres que
mantengan a sus familias; pc
70 no .habra labor para aquellas
que desean if a IN taller a coser
y hablar, dejando a sus ninos
en- casa no obstante tener otros
medios de vida"
La gaceta., 1934-03-27
VETO DEL rEESlDENTE A
LA LEY DE BENEFIClO
A LOS VETERANOS

Washington MARIO PEI
presidente Roosevelt escriDl6
anoche su veto a la ley que abar
ca los beneficios a los veteranoa
de la guerra mundial.
Sc opone Ell p~residente a Ia
ley porque representaria u
gasto de $83, 900, 900, dificultan
do ell normal tuncionamiengo
del presupueSto.
In Ia Casa Blanca Sc dijo a
nOche que ei jefe de estado de-
sea una ley estricta para la di-
recci0n de las bolsas de valores
"Yo estoy seguro-dice ell pre-
sidente en- una carta al senado
que el pals n que5ara salts
fecho con una legislation sin
dientes', que eI gobierno no
3ueda hacer cumplir.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27
CHANCEY DICE QUE NO
HA Sc INSCRI-
BAN LOS MIEMBROS DE
LA POLICIA i,

Ell alcalde Chancey manifes-
to aver que no es cierta la no
ticia publicada por los periodi-
cos de que el ordenara a todos
los empleados del municipio, in
cluyendo a la policia, Sc insert
ban para tomar parte en- las e.
lecciones primarias de JUNO.
"Yo he dicho que es deber de
TODD ciudadano ejercitar ell de-
recho de sufragio; pero no he
ordenado a nadie que Sc insert
,ba nj tampoco tratare de ejer-
Ger coacci6n para que ningdn
empleado vote a favor de deter
minado candidate"
La gaceta., 1934-03-27
SHOLTZ ACOMPANARA AL
P~RESIDENTE ROOSEVELT

Tallahassee, mario 27.-El
gobernador Sholtz, que al me-
,diodia de aver sali6 para Wash
ington ,acompanara al presiden
tie Roosevelt en- ell viaje de este
desde la capital de la naci6n "a
Jacksonville.
Mr.. Roosevelt mand6 un te-
legrama al gobernador para
lue Sc uniera a su comitiva en-
el viaje al Sur.
Sholt zregresara a Tallahas-
see tan luego dele al presidente
a bordo del Yacht Nourmahl,
propiedad del Millionaire Aston.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27
UNA TIENDA
DE COMESTIBLES

Vigo, marc 26.-Unos 80 O.
brerOS sin trabajo atacaron la
tienda de comestibles de Ventu-
ra Garcia, rompiendo los esca,
parates y llevandose todos los
efectos que encontraron a ma
no.
La guardia de asalto fU6 lla-
mazda, pero cuando lego va ha-
bian desaparecido los hambrien
tos.
En- los ultimos meses Sc han
registrado en- esta poblaci6n va.
rios successes de esa clase.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27
CONsEJO A LOS PRESOS

H4bana, mario 27.-Los
eIementos con el Sobierno de
Mendieta estan recomendanlo
a los familiarts de los pleSos
poIiticos establezcan ~recursos
de habeas corpus para que 6stoS
sean puestos en- libertad o pro.
ceSadOS.
Fl gobicrno mantione en- l.
carceI gran numero de obrcroa
los cuales no han sido pr3cesa-
dos, nj probaDlemente 10 seran
porque en- su contra no eXlster
Suficientes cargos.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27
Ell DE AMNIS-
TIA

Madrid, MARIO PEI pro-
veto de amnistia ha comenza-
do a discutirse en- las Cortes Y
no abarca los delitos cometidoS
despues del mes de diciembre
del ano 1888.
A los militares condenados
por rebellion Sc les deja fuera de
la carrera, pero Sc les abonaran
sus haheres pasivOS.
La discussion de los presupues
tos continuara en- ell dia de hoy
Esperase que las Cortes rece-
sen con motive de las ceremO-
Mas religiosaS de Semana San
Ia.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27
SERA VENDIDO Ell EDIFI-
CIO DE LA LOGIA MASO-
MICA HILLSBOROUGH

Para satisfacer una deuda de
$127 1880 a la compania de
seguros Acacia Mutual Life In
surance. el juez Parks, de la col,
tie del circuito, firm6 aver una
orden de venta del edificio de
la Logia Mas6nica HILLSIDE
rough, situado en- la esquina de
LAS GALES Lafayette y Morgan.
La venta Sc efectuara bajo
la direction del abogado j. Car
Isle Stuckey.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27
SERAN INVESTIGATORS Los
CARGOS HECHOS POR
WRIT

Washington, MARIO 27.-Un&
resolution pidiendo Sc ~inyesJi-
que por un comit6 del congre
so los cargos hechos por ell DR..
William A. Writ, de Gary, In
diana, contra el llamado "trus'
del cerebro' en- ell gobierno del
presidente Roosevelt, fue pre-
sentada aver por ell represen
tante dem6crata Bulwinkle, de
Carolina del Norte.
Ell presidente de la Camara
Mr.. Rainey, dijo que la inves-
tigaci6n debiera hacerse por el
departamento de justicia.
Rainey cree que la publicidad
dada al asunto demanda avert
guar 81 las declaraciones denun-
ciadas por Writ Sc hicieron Ell
broma o en- serio.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27
MARTINEZ ABR1RA UN
E E~STABLECTM1EN-
TO

Al mediodia de hoy estuvo s
visitarnos ell Sr. Alfredo Marti-
nez, cuyo establecimiento de Vi
veres fuera destruido hace po-
cos dias por un incendio, pidien
donos hagamos llegar ST. agra
decimiento a las innumerables
personals que lie han ofrecido
ayuda en- estos ultimos dias.
Algunas de esas personas lie
garon hasta brindarle dinero y
cooperation personal.
Martinez abrira otra bode-
ga, ell pr6ximo jueves, en- la es-
quina de la avenida Michigan y
Gale 16.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27
UNA FUNCION DE LA HER
MANDAD DE LOS SIN IRA
BAJO

Ell venidero Domingo, en- ell
Centre Obrero, Sc representara
ell drama Juan JOS" destinan-
dose ell producto a la Herman
dad de los Sin Trabajo.
Manuel Aparicio representa-
ra Ell principal papel, secunda-
do por las hermanas Ramirez,
Agustin Ayala y Modesto Mase
da.
La Hermandad piensa efec-
tuar una convention de los obre
ros sin trabajo de la Florida, en-
ell mes de mayo.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27
Pillar FERNANDEZ
AdOIfO Perez


Contrajeron matrimonio ell
pasado sabado en- el domicilio
de la madre de la novia Sra. Ma
ria Fernandez, casa ndmero
.24IG de la Gale Clark.
Actuaron de testigos la Sra
Maxima Garcia y el Sr. Vicen.
te NJ. Perez.
Ell domingo embarcaron para
Brooklyn, donde esta estable-
edo ell Sr. Adolfo Perez. Can
dido Perez dirigi6 la ceremo-
MIA.
Felicidades.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27
MURIO EN- ESPANA Ell PA,
DIRE DE SERAFIN MON
TEL

A la edad de 80 amos ha tale
clio Ell lntinillas, provincial de
BurgoS, Espana, Ell respectable
caballero Don Genaro Montiel,
padre del Sr. Serafin Montiel,
antique residente de Tampa.
La noticia lie fue communicate
a Montiel por TN cablegrama
que recibiera en- la noche de
aver.
Los amigos del conocido tam
peno lie estan enviando mensa-
JeS de pesame en- la manana de
hoy, a los q. unimoS ell nuestro.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27
CWcu}O Cubun0

Clrcu3o Cudono
Celebrara una function de be-
neficio en- este teatro ell j6ven
Eduardo Vald6s, ell viernes pro-
ximo.
Tn Negro Hipnotizado" es
la obra esc0jida, con ndmeros
de variedades.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27
NecrOIOgid

NccrOIOOid
Dej6 de existir en- la tarde de
aver, en- su hogan de la Gale 10,
el ST.. Emilio Longo, miembro
de la Agrupaci6n La Columna y
un antique residente.
/ Esta tarde a las 5 recibira
sepultura Ell el cementerio Rose
Hill.
tReciban sus familiares nues-
tro mas sentido pesame.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27
Alfredo EcheverIta

Alfredo Echeverrta
Cumple hoy un ano mas este
amable j6ven, que procedente
de New York, donde tiene 81
Residential, Sc encuentra en- esta
ciudad con motive de hallarse
enferma su sonora madre.
Mis- mejores deseos para am
hos.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27

Los emrleos a las mdjeres Sc
d~isbribujran bajo la d recci6n
del I'm Grass, que tiene su des-
pacho en- ell edificio de la esqui.
ma de Tampa y CaSs.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27
lHgeiO greco

AH9ei0 greco
Conocido comerciante de esta
IL alidad.
Sc encuentra guardando ca
ma en- su residencia de la ave
nida Selma nUmero 7O6.
Sus numerosas amistades Vi
sitan 81 hogan, interesandose
pr la salud del distinguish en-
fermo.
Hacemos votos por su total
restablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27
ENn cO~AfereAcin

Una cOHfereHci0
FL ST.. Fernando Molina pro
nunciara una conferencia esta
noche, a las 9, en- ell Centre Es-
panol.
Su tema sera Eel Descubri-
miento de Espana por Wash
ington Irving.
Cesar RiVerO.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27

VENDO una bodega, punto de
mucha transito, con buena ven
ia y POGO alquiler. Urge venta
por tener que embarcar. Infor-
mes 1923 5a. avenida.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27
DE EXISTIR Ell CO.
NOCIDO BARBERO EMI
LILO DIAZ LONGO

A la edad de AZ amos dej6 de
eXistir aver en- su domicilio.
mum. zoos de la Gala IL, ell CO.
nocido barbero Emilio Diaz
Longo, socio del Circulo Cuba
no Y de La C9lumna',
Sobreviven al ST.. Longo, su
esposa, Sra. Maria Cruz Diaz;
dos hijos, Jorge y Emilio, y dos
hijas, Palmira Y Antonio Diaz.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27

FL Presideute de La Columna
ST. Antonio Mesa, ruega a todos
lbs miembros concurran a su
sepelio.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27

En- los cines
Ell Casino exhibe la pelicula
en- espanol LA Ciudad de Car
: ton, por Catalina Barcena. Ell
Ritz, Her Sweetheart, y ell
Royal, "Hombres en- mi vida,
EN- espanOl.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27
BOda iHtinld
Felicidades

BOdG mtjmd
Ante el Notario ST.. Sergio
Alfonso unieron sus destinos
aver, en- ell numero 937 de Ia
avenida II, la Srta. Luisa Mon
tero V ell Sr. Luis Campillo.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27
Cumpico8oS

VWUTTTTTS
En- dias pasados cumpli6 ano
Ia simratica Srta, Madeline Va
lie, resjdentc en- 81 ndmcro 2308
de la avenida de Nebraska.
Pertenece a varios clubs Y go
"a de muchas simpatias.
POr guardian luto, no 10 cele-
bro.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27

Habana, mario 27,-El GO
bierno mantiene presses en- la
carcel de Nuevitas, provincial
de Camaguey, a % tr~abajado-
res.
GeStiones Sc han hecho para
conseguir la libertad de esos
ciudadanos, pero las autorida-
DIES militares han venido opo-
. niendose.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27
ReStdblecidd

Restablecidd
La Sra. Dolores Nieto, sigue
mejoran 10 en- 81 casa de la ca
lie Henderson 100.
La asiste 81 notable m6dico
DR.. Juan SilVerio.
EsferamOs que pr0nto reco,
bre la salud.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27
Carlos SpareHto

carlos SpareHto
En- la manana de hoy arribd
a Tampa este simpatico tan
guista, procedente de Miami.
lie acompana Ell guitarrista ST..
Moya.
Bienvenido.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27
S0CIALES
Rita M0ntdner

Rita Nontaner Fueron tesCigos ice Fernan-
Con cida artista del genera dee y Pedro Rios.
cubano, que debutara ell da 8 Una eterna luna de mel les
del mes que viene en- ell teatrC deseo.
La gaceta., 1934-03-27

Representara sus negocioS
en- eSta localidad el ST.. Ramon
Fernandez (El Panoyo).