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Miss Gubelman Visits
Local B. P. w. Group

All members Of the Business and
Professional Women's club are invited
to attend ! dinner which will be given
at the Inn at els o'clock and an In.
formal reception from 8 to $50
o'clock which will be given Saturday
evening for Miss Lillian 0ubelman Of
Valley City. president Of the North
Dakota Federation Of Wonen's clubs.
Miss Gubelman arrived Saturday
noon and will be In Bismarck until
Sunday noon. She Il ct the Prince
hotel.
The reception after the dinner Will
be at the home Of Miss Josephine
Hosch, TAO Third st. Miss Marie HUI
Der. club president, and Miss Mabel
Olson, secretary. are making arrange
ments for the dinner.
Miss 0ubelman Saturday announced
that the annual convention Of the
federation will be held ct Grand
Forks Monday and Tuesday, May 70
and -.
Miss Madeira Knox Of Grand Forks
was appointed convention chairman.
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Mrs. Davis to Serve on
Program Committee

Mrs. Forrest M. Davis, go Sixth
st., has been named TO serve on the
program committee or the biennial
festival and convention Of the North
Dakota Federation Of Music clubs
which will be held at Grand Forks
May -. The appointment Of Mrs
Davis was included In the announce
ment Of the personnel Of committees
made Saturday by John E. Howard,
Grand Forks, federation president.
Mrs. Paul B. Griffith, Grand Forks.
first district president. will serve Is
chairman. Mrs. John II. Dustin. also
Of Grand Forks, convention chan
man, will be vice chairman.
Mrs. ]. A. Poppler, Grand Forks
former state president, heads the pro-
gram committee. Other members
from Grand Forks are Harvey N
Rineel, Eugene Adams and Mrs. H.
J. Humpstone. Dean Knute A. Froy-
saa Of Valley City. Mrs. Glen Moon
Miss Clara Pollock and Miss Gertte
Lobben, Ill Of Fargo. and Mrs. Davis
complete the group.
Business sessions, day for the
Junior organizations concerts BY rep
resentatives from the states music
clubs 4 church music program. . pro-
gram by the festival chorus and or.
chestra and one concert by an artist
Of renown, will comprise the three
day convention.
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ColAmittoe invites Rev. Bruce
Mccullough, Minneapolis, %
Principal Speaker

The program for the state Christian
Endeavor society convention, to be
held IN Bismarck April 20-22, wa
drawn up ct . meeting Of the pro-
gram committee In session here Fri
day.
Rev. Bruce Mccullough, Presbyter-
ian pastor from Minneapolis, will be
the principal speaker during the three
day session.
Christian Endeavor groups OF Evan
gelical, Presbyterian and Congrega-
tional churches, together with other
afftliated societies, will send represen-
tativeS to the convention.
The program committee includes
Miss Esther Brehmer, Fargo: g.
Hochhalter. Wilton: Rev. H. +. DER
enfield, Minot, and Rev. +. Z. Logee
Bismarck. Miss Brehmer Is remain
ing In Bismarck over the weekend
and viii visit various local churches
sunday. Rev. Dierenfield has re-
turned to Minot.
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Meetings of Clubs
And Social Groups

The meeting Of the Liberal Arts club
scheduled for Thursday evening has
been postponed until Tuesday evening,
when the group will meet for .
o'clock dinner ct the Grand Pacific
hotel private dining room.
! = :
Mrs. A. w. Snow, Oil Eighth st.,
will be hostess to the Rebekah Busy
Bee sewing society which Is to meet
at her home ct $50 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon.
+ 4 +
Mrs. J. L. Kelley will be program
leader for the meetings OF tho Wom-
ems Christian Temperance Union to
be held at 3 o'clock Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. r. o. Satire, 600 Az
enus p.
+ y
The annual election Of officers and
reading Of letters from nonresident
members will feature the luncheon
meeting Of Chapter F. p. Z. o. Sis
terhood, to be held Monday at the
home Of Mrs. A. p. Lenhart, log Az
enue b, west. Hostesses with Mrs.
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Miss Bertha Palmer
Writes About Travels

Miss Bertha Palmer, former state
superintendent Of public instruction.
has written Bismarck friends about
experiences she Is having while On q
lecture trip In connection with her
duties In the Women's Christian
Temperance Union educational de-
partment.
Miss Palmer wrote on Friday, Feb.
-, from Salt Lake City. Utah. that
she had addressed IN audience Of
$500 In the Mormon tabernacle there.
After the lecture q woman, who said
she had voted for Miss Palmer In
New Salem, N. D.. spoke to her.
While in Salt Lake City, Miss Palm
or also visited with Rev. and Mrs.
Theodore Gaillard Lilly. Mrs. Lilly
taught ct the Roosevelt school here
for four years before going to Moor
head, Mimi, and later to Salt Lake
City. where she was secretary Of the
Young Women's Christian association
until her marriage.
Miss Palmer Is speaking In six state
capitals while en- route to California
and will speak In seven state capitals
while returning to Evanston. H., by
the southern route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph +. Orchard
and their daughter. 0enevieve, Of 720
Third st., left Friday afternoon for
Fargo, where they are visiting with
Mrs. Orchards parents. They will
return Monday evening.
+ + +
Miss Mabel Aune, 1919 Twelfth st..
entertained the 1T bridge club at
cards and luncheon Thursday eve
ming. High scores in the games play
ed ct two tables were held by Mrs.
Ada johnson and Mrs. II. williams.
i \ 4
Miss Belle Menus. 200h Third st.,
went TO Devils Lake Saturday after
noon to visit until Tuesday with her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo studness, who recently re-
turned from tour Of several Euro
pean countries.
Twelve guests, including employees
Of the state tax commiastoners office
and their wives, were entertained at
q bunco party and supper given by
Nrs. Herbert Roberts Wednesday eve.
ming Is . birthday celebration for
Mr.. Roberts. The party was given ct
the Roberts farm homo south OF the
city. High score pFises IN the bunco
games went to Miss Della Duhs and
Stanton Roberts and the consolation
Rifts went to Miss Nina 0eiger and
thu suest Of honor. Small tools USE
full On . farm were presented 70 Mr..
Roberts.
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Mrs. NJ. H. Lynch, Lidgerwcod, de-
partment president Of the American
Legion Auxiliary, will leave Sunday
for her home at Lidgerwood after
spending the winter months at Man
dan. During the last week Mrs
Lynch has been the guest Of honor
q several social affairs, including q
dinner and bridge party given Thurs
day evening by the Mandan unit Of
the Auxiliary. Sharing honors with
Mrs. Lynch was Mrs. H. p. Idle, Har.
vey, department national defense
chairman. Covers were laid for 80
Guests from Bismarck included Mrs
H. w. RosentbAl. Mrs. Gunnar o.
geirson and Mrs. Frayne Baker.
\ + \
Mrs. ]. D. Healow, 6l4 Thayer Ave-
nue., was hostess for the February
meeting Of the st. Rose missionary
group which was held at her home
Wednesday evening. There were
players for three tables Of bridge
with Mrs. T. E. Flaherty, COT Sixth
st.. receiving the. high score award
and Mrs. A. Y. Haglund, 723 Man
dan st.. receiving the second high
score gift. Red tapers and appoint
ments In matching color were used on
the luncheon tables. Mrs. Frank T.
Andrist, sos Avenue z, will be hostess
to tho group this month.
i \
To honor Prof. Leal A. Headley Of
Carleton college, Mortified, MINI.
who was the guest speaker at the
Rotary club ladies' night meeting
Thursday evening. Dr.. and Mrs. G.
M. Constans, 62l Mandan st., enter
tanned q few former Carleton stu
dents ut an informal gathering fol.
lowing the dinner. The guests, be.
sides Professor Headley, were DR.. and
Mrs. N. o. Ramstad, ga Fourth st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton ]. Orr, l02:
Fifth st.: Mr.. and Mrs. George Bird
I'll Second st., and Mrs. Olive La.
Grave, 72l Third St.
X \ 4
-Four former state presidents Of thu
F. =. Q. sisterhood were guests at 4
luncheon given at tho Inn Frida,
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Mrs. Guy Turner and Mrs. George
Steinbrueck, Mandan. received the
first and second high score gifts.
Other members Of the group are
Mrs. 1. w. Martin. Mrs. g. Roberts
and Mrs. A. w. Mclean, oil Of Man
dan, and Mrs. G. p. Ferguson and
Mrs. q. D. Wagar Of this city. Mrs.
Oscar A. Ireland and Mrs. Glare L.
Nelson, both Of Bismarck. substituted
for Mrs. Mclean and Mrs. Wagar.
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noon by one Of the number, Mrs. J. p
French, SIS Fourth st. The other
former state presidents present were
Mrs. F. r. Smyth, 2lS Third St.; Mrs
Margaret q. Bingenheimer. Mandan,
and Mrs. H. w. Reed, Dickinson. An
other guest was Mrs. L. r. Baird, also
of Dickinson. Mrs. Reed and Mrs.
Baird accompanied their husbands
here to be guests at the ladies' night
dinner given Thursday evening by the
Rotary club.
Nine Bismarck residents went to
Jamestown Thursday to attend fu-
neral services for the late DR.. william
Edgar Roe, dean Of religious education
at Jamestown college, conducted ut
Voorhees, chapel on the college CAM
pus. Included in the group were Al
fred 8. Dale, president Of the James,
town college alumni association, and
Mrs. Dale, 1915 Eighth st.; Miss Pau
line Buzzell Of the Bismarck hospital;
Mrs. Loren Myli, 3l6 Mandan st.;
Rev. and Mrs. r. z. Logee, ZIG Az
SAAAC ~ WVCVS xNAA0O <A4AA0 ~ kuXAs BV6
Fourth st.. and Rev. and Mrs. H. NJ.
Qulson, 422 Twelfth st.
i = =
The teachers Of the Richholt school
were entertained at q Z o'clock dinner
Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Girdell Patterson at the prison war
denis residence. Girdell Patterson,
Jr.. is enrolled In the fourth grade Of
Richholt school. Cards and music
were the diversion. Miss Ruby Will
mot, city school music supervisor, and
Miss Esther Teichmann, school nurse,
were guests in addition to the Rich
holt instructors who are the Misses
Agnes Boyle, Agnes Witzleben, Mar
guerite Lyness, Beulah Shurr, Irene
Lambertus, Ruth Rowley, ovidia
Setter and Leona Mushinski.
= i 4
Mrs. G. G. Turner entertained the
bridge club which has for its men,
bers Mandan and Bismarck women
who formerly resided in Dickinson at
the home Of Mrs Guy Turner in the
Mason apartments Friday afternoon
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State Christian Endeavor
Meeting Program Planned

ming under auspices Of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union.
Mrs. Charles Liessman, 6l5 Seventh
81, gave the address Of welcome and
was chairman for the program, which
opened with 1.-THE Triumph OF
TRUTH" m L. Z. 1. song, sung by the
audience. Mrs.. O. G. Croonquist, 722
Fourth g., announced the program
and led the singing.
Miss Mary Davis read Psalm III,
Four girls from Mrs. Croonquist'a
group sang 1.-THE Flag Of the Stars
with Jeanette Croonquist accom-
panying. Miss Marian Illchen, &C.
companied by Miss Lydia Schander
sang water, Water, Pure Water" to
represent the group sponsored by
Miss Lydia seitz, 2l9 Thayer Ave-
nue. West.
Twelve boys and girls from the
group sponsored by Mrs. q. A. Ham
pie, 1T Main Avenue, and Mrs. Alfred
8. Dale, 1915 Eighth St, sang who
Ever Heard Of . Poor Old Horse?'
Boys and girls from the group spon-
sored by Mrs. Ellis L. jackson, SIS
Fourth st., sang 'Touch Not, Taste
Not, Handle Not" Six boys present.
Ing q playlet, 1.-THE Triumph Of Wa
ter" and five girls singing "Hear the
Brooklet" are members Of the group
conducted by Mrs. John L. Hughes
$40 Eleventh st.
Nelson Mason spoke on Indian
names and told about the Indians Of
the southwest to help the groups Sc
lect Indian names. A song by the
entire group, . salute to the flag and
an L. T. L. review conducted by Miss
Grace Sanborn and other members Of
Mrs. HampleS and Mrs. Dale's group
concluded the program.
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Lenhart will be Mrs. George r. Shafer
30S Avenue B: Mrs. r. 8. Towne. 722
Seventh st.; Mrs. G. L, Young, 220
Avenue b, west: Mrs. J. p. French
6l5 Fourth st.. and Mrs. ]. A. F1eck,
504 Rosser avenue, west.
+ + =
A regular meeting Of the Degree Of
Honor Protective association officers
club u announced for $50 o'clock
Monday evening ct the Grand Pacific
hotel private dining room. Because
the new degree team, IL In number.
will be attending for the first time,
al the officers are requested to be
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present. After the dinner, the degree
staff will have It's first practice With
Mrs. Bruce Doyle, captain OF the es-
cort staff, In charge. II any members
cannot attend the dinner they arc
asked to telephone Mrs. Minnie Fad.
den, secretary, ct Is. before noon
Monday.
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Many Affairs Honor
MIR. and Mrs. Tracy

There has been much entertaining
this week for Mr.. and Mr.. Donald B.
Tracy, who have resided Ut 81 Sew.
enth st., and who are leaving for
Grand Forks TO make their home.
Mr.. Tracy, who has been employed
g cashier at the local Northwestern
Bell Telephone company Office for
five years, has been transferred to
the Grand Forks branch and left for
that city Saturday. Mrs. Tracy and
their small son, Donald Bates Tracy,
Jr., are to leave for Grand Forks next
week.
Mrs. Tracy and her son were COM
plimented Wednesday afternoon by
her mother. Mrs. O. v. Bowman, 600
Fifth st., who entertained q company
Of eight women and their small chill
dren. Orchid and green appoint
ments were used for tho luncheon
served late in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. H. Waldo, 7l2
Fourth st., were hosts to = group Of
the telephone company employees ct
three tables Of bridge Thursday eve
ming. Mrs. Tracy and D. E. Shepard,
600 Tenth st., received the score
favors. There Also was q guest favor
for Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy. Tulips used
as table centerpieces and other ap-
pointments In yellow and green noted
the approach Of the spring season
when luncheon was served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Tracy, Mandan. were out
of-town guests.
| A few intimate friends Of Mrs
Tracy were entertained ct IN infor-
NAL party Friday afternoon by Mrs
Z. r. Putnam. 100 Avenue A.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Clarence
Guinness, 1914 Eighth st., was hostess
ct . 1850 o'clock bridge luncheon with
IL guests. A bowl Of jonquils formed
the table centerpiece. Mrs. Tracy
was presented with = gift from thu
hostess.
H. A. Zethren. Fargo, arrived herr
Thursday and will take over TIKI
cashier duties, according to Waldo
Zethren. who u graduate Of NORTH
Dakota university, formerly lived II
Max. Prior to his connection Will
the telephone company, no workes
With his father In . general store q
Max and Ut one time owned ant
operated 4 newspaper there.
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ADVERTISING MAN SLAIN
Chicago. March 3-R)-Gi Daictes,
president Of the Thomas Bowers Ads
vertising agency, was killed Saturday
by two men who fired two blasts
from . shotgun into his car.
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Over Is at General
Meeting of L. T. l.,

More than - children and adults
attended the general meeting Of local
Loyal Temperance Legion groups
which was held ct the McCabe Meth
odist Episcopal church Friday eve.
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CARD or THANKS

We wish to express our thanks e
our many friends for their sympathy
and assistance during our recent BE-
reavemeut In the loss Of our beloved
wife and mother. We wish TO especi-
ally thank Rev. Heidinger. Rev. Here
berg, Rev. Lippert, Doctors ana nurses
OF the hospital and those VINO sent
the beautiful offerings.
Peter Jurker.
Mr.. and Mr.. Jake Htfsch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Bauer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Juuker.
Mr.. and Alrs. Henry Delkes.
m. and Mrs. Reinlold KaIy.
nr. Alfred Junker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake junker.
M. and Mrs. VIM. Remmtck.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Junker.
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The local arrangements committee,
named to serve with Miss Knox, in
cludes Dean NJ. Beatrice Olson Of the
University Of North Dakota, national
B. p. w. program chairman: Miss
Della Marie Clark, Miss Edith Kay,
Miss Edith veitch, Mrs. Mary Ness,
Mis- Cora Spriggs, d. Ruth Mahon,
Mrs. Malina Ildstad, Miss Tilda Nat
wick, 1kiss Calma Guam and Mrs,
Edith J. Thompoon.
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-Four former state presidents OF the
F. =. o. sisterhood were guests at q
luncheon given at the Inn Friday
La gaceta., 1934-06-09
BRUENING E RE
GRESAR A

Londres, JUNO Eel ex-can-
ciller Heinrich Bruening, que
lego a 1nglaterra hace diez
dias, piensa retornar a Alema-
MIA en- esta semana.
Habian estado circulando ru-
mores de que ell ex-canciller pen
saba quedarse en- ell extranjero,
'por su descontento con la po-
sici6n desfavorable que tienen
los cat6licos en- Alemania y en-
vista de la hostilidad de los
"nazi".
Bruening ha desmentido los
irumores y regresara al monas
terio donde Sc recluyera a raiz
de haberse apoderado del Poder
los hitleristas.
Los "nazis" amenazaron con
boycotear ell hospital de San
Hedwig, en- Berlin, hace alg1n
tempo, cuando ALI busc0 refu-
Igio ell ultimo defensor de la Re-
pdblica de Weimar. Entonces
llamaron por telefono al direc-
tor del hospital y lie dijeron :
"Usted no debe tener un hon.
bre como ell DIR. Bruening, que
Ies hostil al estado, viviendo en-
su hospital"
En- abril de este ano ell ex-can
ciller decline la catedra de eco
nomia en- la Universidad cato
Ilica romano de Nijman, Holan-
da.
La gaceta., 1934-06-09
MULTADOS DOS BORA.
CHOS

Ell juez Watkins impuso aver
Glen pesos de multa a C.. A.
Adams y Chester Rumley, in
dividuos arrestados cuando
guiaban sus respectivos auto
movies hallandose bajo la in
fluencia de "licores intoXican-
tes".
81 no pagan la multa cada
uno de ellos debera cumplir 80
diaS en- al carcel.
A Manuel Montiel lie fue sus
pendida una multa de $50, por
robar coles.
Qued6 aplazado para ell dia
Is ell jupicio de la causa de E.
F. Poulnot Y Charles M. Ben
son, miembros de la Herman
dad de los sin Trabajo, a quie-
mes Sc acusa de hacer vi0lentas
Recommendations a sus COM
paneros.
La gaceta., 1934-06-09
EN- VIGOR
LAS PRESENTES REGLAS
DE LOS CODIGOS

Washington, JUNO para
impedir confusion y alarma en-
las industries sometidas a C6di-
gos, la NRA hizo saber aver
que las existentes reglas CONT
nuaran en- vigor por ell presen-
te.
La administration recibi6 mi
les de telefonemas Y telegramas
pidiendo instrucciones, por te-
merse ell inicio de una describe
NADIA competencia.
Ell general Johnson m~anifes-
to que NADIA Sc hara definitiva-
mente, hasta la semana entran-
tie.
A unas 500 Industries Sc ofre
cera un c6digo simple, conte-
niendo disposiciones de traba,jo
La gaceta., 1934-06-09
HA MEJORADO Ell HON.
BRE A QUEEN MORDIO
UNA CULEBRA

La noche del jueves la pas6 en-
grave estado Albert Cason, de
% amos, a quien mordiera una
culebra en- ell patio de la casa
de su hermana, Sra. w. l.. Jay,
mum. 1924 de la calle Azeele,
pero hoy por la manana habia
mejorado bastante, hallandose
cast libre de los efectos del We
memo.
Mordi6 la culebra a Cason,
en- un brazo, cuando este corta-
ba la hierba con una guadafa.
Tn vecino, George Fisher, lie
llev6 a toda prisa al Hospital
Municipal, donde Sc lie dio ell
indicado tratamiento
La gaceta., 1934-06-09
SOCIALES

dad Centre Asturiano; ell Secre
tario Jose Gonzalez; ell Presi-
dente de la Seccion de Benefi.
cencia, Pepin Gutierrez; Paul
ILongo, Presidente de la Socie-
Idad Unione Italiana; ST.. Vicen
lite Antinori, Jose r. Colmena-
res, Alvio Riveiro, Baldomer0
Fernandez, Antonio Gonzalez
(Nin), Jose Villazon y los Doc
torres Parsons M. Garcia, A.
Bustillo, Juan Silveiro, P. C. CT
mino y Budy Allen.
Todos tuvieron frases de en-
comic y carino para ell DR.. Cos
tia y la gran sociedad Centre
A~sturiano. Ell ST.. Manuel del
Rio di6 lectura a una carta de
los organizadores del homena-
lie de despedida, que contenia
palabras de afecto para ell aga
sajado.
Actu6 de Maestro de Ceremo-
Mas ell estimado Medico DR.. A.
Martorell.
La amable dana Maybelle
Costa, esposa del notable CRU
jano, fue obsequiada con un
hermoso bouquet de gladiolas
Y rosas, confeccionado por ell
jardin de Greco.
Muchos exitos lie deseamos
al conocido m6dico en- las ciu :
dades nortenas, y esperamos
verlo muy pronto entire nosotros
donde tanto Sc lie aprecia y dis
tingue.
La gaceta., 1934-06-09
MUJERES LESIONADAS EN-
UN ACCIDENTE AUTOMO-
VILISTA

A consecuencia de I'm choque
de dos automobiles en- la esqui-
ma de las avenidas Palm Y Jeff
erson, sufrieron aver heridas y
lesiones la Sra. John Jurgens,
vecina del mum. 812 de la Sep
TINA avenida, y la Srta. Viola
Bostick, de 18 amos, residente
EN- la casa mum. 3704 de la ca
lie 80.
Viajaban las dos mujeres en-
un autom6vil que guiaba la Sra
Jack Holensaw y Sc atribuye ell
accidente a imprudencia de
Henry Ellis, vecino del 1909 de
la Gale Carter, chofer del otro
coche.
Por efecto del choque ell au-
tom6vil de la Sra. Holensaw
fue lanzada contra un pOste
del telefono.
La Bostick sufri6 la fracture
de la clavicula y la Sra. Jurgens
heridas en- la cabeza y en- la
cara.
La gaceta., 1934-06-09
LA IGLESIA HITLERISTA A
LA

Berlin, JUNO Gel obispo
Mueller ,cuyos esfuerzos para
obtener la union del protestan
tismo y ell nacionalismo social
creara una verdadera perturba-
ci6n en- la protestante Alema-
MIA ,parece batirse hoy a la de-
ffenaiva yhabiendo aumentado
los opositores a su programa.
I'm obispo, Overhead, que ha-
ce una semana era la mas pode-
rosa personalidad en- la iglesia
del gobierno, ha sido obligado
a retirarse.
! Ell ministro de la goberna-
ci6n, Wilhelm Prick, recibira
en- esta semana a una delega-
ci6n de 35 professors de teolo-
gfa que recientemente firmaron
una dura protesta contra la po-
La gaceta., 1934-06-09

FL valioso artista Rene Cru
Get, que en- la mafana de hoy
actu6 en- ell Teatro Tampa, ha-
ra sus imitaciones del ration Mi
guelito, Maurice Chevalier, ms
trumentos musicales y sonidos
de automobiles.
Sc representara la obra 'GDe
|Quien Sera?" en- la que figuran
Serafin Rodriguez y Salvador
Toledo.
Maria Leon, Luis LAWN, Ar
turo Pinero y otros aparecen en-
ell reparto.
En- obsequio al p1blico Sc han
Ifijado los precios de l5c y Toe
La gaceta., 1934-06-09
UN HURACAN HA CAUSA-
DO I~MPORTANTES DANOS
MATERIALES EN-
Ell

San Salvador, JUNO 9.-Un
huracan azot6 a esta pequeha
Republica causando la muerte
de ocho personals ,heridas a 500
y perdidas materiales con un
valor calculado de dos millones
de pesos.
Las tropas Sc han hecho car
go del Orden, habiendose decla-
RADIO la ley marcial en- esta ca
pital y en- otras poblaciones.
La furia del viento derrib6
tOdos los postes del telefono Y
del TELEGRAPH.