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Evening star., 1934-12-16
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
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at six per cent per annum from date Of
sale. payable. semi-annually. secured by
nj Ese eass esed at ot option of poa deposit
OF. $500 required Of purchaser at time . OF
pevenue stamps. recording and notarial
fees at cost Of purchaser. Terms to be
compiled with within thirty days from day
TO resell property. at risk and cost Of
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vertisement Of such resale In some news
paper IRaSHSs RgSsaHiS2ssd MoRTSa i9 MsSs'sssSR s9ses
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1905 Norwood Drive.
So,25O1Detached Home.

NEAR CHEVY CHASE COUNTRY. CLUB
Beautiful detached home on large. land
scaped lot. 45x130. with detached garage.
At $4,000 less than original cost; spa
screened side porch. electric refrigeration
and all modern conveniences: large living
room with open fireplace and host of
other attractive features In this smart
Chevy Chase residence; in new-house con-
dition. A real value at S9,250. Open
daily until Q m
Evening star., 1934-12-16

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Evening star., 1934-12-16

RENT-STORES.
Evening star., 1934-12-16
SEE THE NEW HOMES.
Sample Open to 9 PM.
1910 dth ct NV

o6lZ 4Cn 81. NV.
eemi-detached bricks. rooms. baths
large kitchen. breakfast room. very large
club room knotty pine finish. built-in
garage. These homes have many attrac-
tive features, never before found in a
home at the low price asked here. Sample
house attr' ctively furnished. Your prompt
inspection urged
WAPLE 81 JAMES, INC,
Evening star., 1934-12-16
SALE-STORES.

NEAR l4th & PARK RID.
,ta-S Large stoTe & Win ., ,2-room a apt; snove'
thorized to sell this valuable property at
S13. 900. Own your business-home. For
information. address Box 253-R. Star once
Evening star., 1934-12-16

Poland announces another stamp
Evening star., 1934-12-16

de15.16,17.1s.1o Trustees.
Evening star., 1934-12-16
$4,000

Convenient to Navy Yard, A well-built
bay-window brick dwelling. six large rooms
and bath, large dry cellar. Can be pur-
Chased on terms OF $500 cash. balance
$40 per month, to include interest and
principal. One trust.
JNO. F. DONOHOE g. SONS,
Evening star., 1934-12-16

The Washington Airmail Society will
meet tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock
in room 1885, National Press Building
Oficers for 1885 will be elected. Air
post enthusiasts desiring to join the
club may adress Miss Alice B. Cilley,
secretary.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-13
HOLIDAY CHARMS
THEATER COERS IN
PRODUCTION HERE
Community Players Score Sue.
cess in Barry Vehicle
Wednesday Night

The gracious charm, insouciant wit
and thinly yelled thrusts of Philip
Barry's Holiday" lent themselves
superbly to the stage debuts of Miss
Auverne Olson and Kenneth Lawster,
cast in the leading roles of the Bis
marck Community Players second
vehicle presented here Wednesday
night.
Supported by talented cast, the
newcomers to the local dramatic stage
scored smashing hit with the near
" 800 theatre-goers who witnessed
their portrayal Of Barry's gay and
sparkling drama.
Setting his play in the home Of the
self-satisfied, money mad Edward
Seton, whose daughter Julia is en-
gagged to the financially-successful
but socially ineligible Johnny Cass,
Barry exposes the false glitter Of
wealth and social prestige through
which beats the heart pulse of the
poor little rich girl" in the person Of
the younger daughter, Linda.
Younger Daughter Has Lead
When the prospective son-in-law
revolts at the barefaced pursuit of
the almighty dollar and receives the
support Of Linda, the wealthy parent
and bride-to-be set out to rectify the
radical impressions and the ultimate
break is carried off in Barry's inim-
table dialogue.
Miss Olson, as the younger daugh-
ter, touched a new peak of dramatic
attainment with her adroit charac-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-13
State Maccabee Head
To Be Meeting Guest

D. Mcnamara, Fargo. state man
ager for the Maccabees, will be guest
Of honor at the Junior Chi Chi Girls
club meeting, which will be held at
the Patterson hotel Terrace Gardens
at 7:3O o'clock Thursday evening. Mr..
Mcnamara came Wednesday and has
been attending meetings Of field
workers here.
The Chi Chi club will complete
plans at this meeting for its part in
the Maccabee Christmas entertain
ments to be held at the World War
Memorial building on Wednesday,
Dec. 10.
Field workers from this district
were entertained at dinner at the
Patterson Thursday and afterward
met with Mrs. j. Thompson, general
supervisor, who conducted school
of instruction, and Mr.. Mcnamara.
In the morning they were entertained
at a breakfast meeting. On Wednes-
day evening, Mr.. Mcnamara and Mrs.
Thompson were guests at dinner at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Stee,
At First st.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-13
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER Ii, 1884

terization Of the feminine lead. Her
stage presence, diction and person
atty took the play out Of the ranks
Of the ordinary amateur production
and gave 1t well-seasoned and pal
atable flavor that delighted all who
saw it.
AS the would be son-in-law Lawster
radiated the charm and vitality OF
the part and won the audience i'm
mediately to his belief that after all
there is something to life besides
money. His diction and poise were
fs.l:lcss.
Cast perfectly in the roles of the
betrothed daughter and father were
Miss Edith Guthrie and Emery Put
nam. Miss Guthrie accepted her diff
ficult role as naturally as II it were
laid in real life. STEPPED in her
fathers credo, she left nothing to be
desired in her portrayal Of the con-
fident, airy daughter. Putnam looked,
talked and acted the part Of the rich,
unbending parent. He executed every
stage mannerism with finesse and
good taste.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-13
Torrance and stunned the wealthy
socialites with their blissful, carefree

Torrance and stunned the wealthy
socialites with their blissful, carefree
attitude.
Herman Peters as the "ne'er-do-
well" son who has resigned himself to
his fathers domination, furnished q
sparkling outlet for Barrys wit. Pc
tiers gave a remarkable characterize
ton of the alcoholic son and livened
the play with bursts Of ironic humor.
Cast in supporting roles that fur
nished color and distinctness to the
entire production were Mrs. A. T.
Peterson and Fred Monley as Laura
and Seton Cram; L. v. Nelson and
Emmett McCusker as Henry and
Charles, the buffers, and Dorothy
Tiedman, as Della, the maid.
The expert coaching Of Miss Clarice
Belk and the finished appearance of
the stage setting contributed much to
the plays success. Musical enter
tainment was furnished by a six-piece
orchestra directed by Ralph Truman.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-13
Legion Auxiliary to
Have Play by Juniors

The Auxiliary to Lloyd Spetz Post
No. /, American Legion, will meet al
the Auxiliary room, World War Mem
orial building promptly at 7:45
o'clock Friday evening for the usual
business session and a program pre-
scented by the Junior Auxiliary.
All children affiliated with the jun
Tor group will appear in do Unto
Others p!aylet which is under di-
rcction Of Miss Esther Maxwell. Fol-
lowing the program, refreshments will
be served by the Junior sponsor COM
mittee with Mrs. H. A. Pike as chair
man. Assisting Mrs. Pike will be Miss
Maxwell, Miss Elizabeth Gieseler, Mrs.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-13
Additional
~0ciety
- TVY
ElfE
Announce Additional
Benefactors for Tea

Additional acknowledgements FOL
assistance in giving the annual
Christmas seal tea sponsored. by the
Community Council last Saturday
were made Thursday by Mrs. Paul
Wachter, chairman. Firms not prev
iously listed among the donors are
the Purity bakery and Bonhams
jewelry store. Pupils of the Will
school second, seventh and eighth
grades made the TALES which were
used, this being the third year the
pupils have made this contribution.
Miss Esther Maxwell, Will school In
structor, designed the tallies and d.
rected the work of making them.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-13

This helps prevent the bursting Of
the berries. Bring to the boiling point
slowly to prevent bursting. Take
the pan off the stove and set It away
for day or two. At the end Of this
time, drain the berries from the
syrup and slowly boil the syrup down
to about half Of its original volume.
Add the berries and coz very slowly
for five minutes. Take of the fire
and let stand for day In the syrup
and then heat the berries in the
syrup and drain them from the
syrup and place on wax paper to dry.
Turn the berries every few days till
dry and then place on wax paper In
q tin box. Keep covered.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-13
Miss Pauline Munsch
Heads Church Society

Miss Pauline Munsch was elected
president of the First Evangelical
church Christian Endeavor society at
the annual meeting, held following a
potluck supper at the church parlors.
Thirty-five members attended.
Others officers chosen were: Vice
President-Miss Clara Mack. Secre-
tary-Miss Winnifred Burkhart. Trea-
surer-Miss Dora Bischof. Recording
Secretary Miss Lila Schneider.
Pianists-the Misses Ruby Guthrie
and Clara Brown. This group, with
Miss Munsch, will elect chairmen Of
the various committees. Retiring
chairmen submitted reports Of their
at the annual session.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-13
Three Men Indicted
Into Elks Lodge Here

Richard g. st. John, Alfred J.
Klaudt and Roy Poffenberger were
initiated into the Elks lodge at cere-
monies conducted here Wednesday
by E. H. Well Of Willbton, district
deputy grand exalted ruler Of the
lodge. q. L. Spear. exalted ruler Of
the local group, presided at the In
duction ceremonies. Following the
initiation a lunch was served. Well
went to Mandan Thursday where he
will hold q similar meeting.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-13
Church Societies
Trinity Luther LeaKue

The Senior Trinity Luther League
will meet at the Trinity Lutheran
church parlors at 8 o'clock Friday eve
ming for the annual business meeting
with election of officers and a pro-
gram, according to Mrs. F. s. Lunde
president. The program will include:
devotionals, Miss Helen Hanson; topic
Good WILL" discussed by Victor
Boepple and Allen Anderson: special
music, piano duet played by the Misses
Marie Lemohn and Mildred I. Holt
and q violino solo by Miss Ruth Neste;
Christmas carols directed by Bruce
Wallace.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-13
Today's Recipe
Candied Cranberries

Candied cranberries for use IN
Christmas fruit cakes, cookies and
steamed pudding may be made at
home by using the following direc-
lions. Take AZ cups water, 2 cups
sugar and III cups cranberries.
Make . syrup from the az Guns
water ana : cups sugar. Boil the
syrup and add the cranberries
which have been punctured >several
times with . coarse darniug needle.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-13
F. 3. REGISTER, Mrs. Marvin o. Olson,
Mrs. Francis Halloran. Miss Margaret
Schooner. Miss Marie Nelson and
Miss Mary Jane Bernard.
X X y
Lutheran Mems Club
Meets at $50 Friday

Election Of officers will take place
during the meeting of the Trinity
Lutheran Mems club, which will be
held at the church parlors Friday
evening, starting with a potluck sup
per served at $50 o'clock. F. s..
Lunde, president, urges all members
to be present.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-13
CARD OF THANKS

We take this opportunity to thank
our kind friends and neighbors for
their sympathy and assistance during
our recent bereavement, the loss Of
our beloved husband and father.
Mrs. Frank G. Wetsch and Family.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-13
City and County

County Judge I. G. Davies issued q
marriage license Wednesday to Jacob
Mehlhoff, Arena, and Miss Bertha
Oswald, Wing.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-13
Supporting Cast Plays Well

John Moses and Alice Jensen, as
Nick and Susan Potter, the happy
go-lucky young couple with the UNI
INSTRUCTED outlook on life, captivated
the audience with their naive per-
La gaceta., 1934-11-26
FUEGO EN- UN ESTABLE-
CIMIENTO DE LA GALE
VEINTE Y NUEVE

Tn fuego de origen descono-
cido destruy6 aver un estableci
miento de where's y dos casas
ocupadas por personals de la
raza de color en- la Gale 30 es-
quina a la SO avenida. Los da-
nos causados ascienden a la can
tidad de $500. FL incendio CO.
memo pOr la trastienda de la
bOdega de |. Lee, perO como los
bomberos tuvieron que extern
der las mangueras desde IL
cuadras de distancia, donde Sc
encontraba la toma de agra,
cuando llegaron va el fuego Sc
habia propagate a las dos ca
sas colindantes. Mas de dos no
ras dur6 la lucha para impedir
que las llamas alzaran las casas
vecinas,
La gaceta., 1934-11-26
ASESINATO DE UN BAN
QUERO Y DE TODA SU FA
MILIA

Demopolis, Ala, Nov. 26.-
FL hallazgo por una de las sir
%Vientas de la casa del cadaver
del banquero Frank Clements
Smith, Ell de su esposa Elsie Hill
dreth y ell de sus dos peque6os
hijos, en- los dormitorios de su
domicilio, ha causado en- est
localida dprofunda sensation.
Frank fu6 encontrado sobre
la cana co nun balaZO en- la ca
beza con dos heridas en- ell pc
cho, uno de los memories, ell va
ron, con un trio en- la cabeZa,
y la hembra con la boca deS-
troZada por un disparo.
Las autoridades no Sc encon
traron evidencias en- la casa de
que ell m6vil de csc cuadruple
a~sesinato haya sido ell robo, ii
de que persona alguna hubiera
Tornado la entrada del domici-
lilo de las victimas para reali~
Ear ell hecho.
(PaSG a Ia 4G.)
La gaceta., 1934-11-26
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Tampa aprecia y quiere al DR.. Grau San Martin.
Walgreen, las combinaciones y la industrial ia
bacalera. = No peguemos con ell pie a
quien nos ayuda.

La ciudad de Tampa recibi6
ell sabado con extraordinarias
demostraciones de simpatia al
DR.. Ramon Grau San Martin,
expresidente de Cuba.
Los tampenOs fueron a la
Habana cuando ell DR.. Grau era
Presidente provisional y regre-
saron contentisimos y hacienda
grandes elogios del eximio Gu
bano. i.
iY ahora lie recibieron con
los brazos abiertos, devolvien-
do la cortesia!
Emocionantes los discusses
que en- la sala del ayuntamien-
to pronunciation ell alcalde in
terino Walter Campbell y ell
DR.. Grau.
iPalabras de ciudadano IL
beral a ciudadano liberal, de-
caballero a caballero, de ame-
ricano que anna su pals a Gu
bano que brega por redim;r al
suyo!
La colonia latina aprecia la
exquisite cortesia del alcalde
Chancey, del INFERNO Camp
bell, del abogado consultor Nc
Mullen y de los concejales Juan
Pacheco, Victor Rosenthal y
Emerson.
La gaceta., 1934-11-26

los boticarios aprueban la
conducta del ayuntamiento pro-
hibiendo la venta de bebidas
alcoholics en- la Gale de Fran
kiln. -
ICON toda seguridad que 10
hacen por "sequedad", no por-
que Walgreen tiene muy bajos
precios y Sc ha convertible para
algunos en- una amenaza de
ruina.
No criticamos nosotros a los
concejales, nj tampoco a los
farmaceuticos, pero mas nos
gustaria que colocasen las car
tas sobre la mesa y dijese: Lo
hacemos por tenor a Wal
green.
Mientras las cosas sisan en-
su ~presente forma al pueblo
siempre lie convendran los es-
tablecimientos donde reinen los
~"precios razonables'.
La gaceta., 1934-11-26

La Universidad de Santo Do
mingo lie concedi6 ell titulo de
doctor honoris causa al gene
raj Lesnidas Trujillo, presiden
tie de la martirizada Rep1blica
Dominicana.
Los "guatacas" e%ntraron en-
acci6n y algGn dfa sus hijos re
beldes seran asesinados por ell
tirano Y sus secuaces!
iTrujillo lleva un peor cami
no que don Gerardo!
GPensara Machado hacerse
ciudadano i~taliano y vestir la
camisa negra del fascismo?
La gaceta., 1934-11-26

Estamos de complete acuer-
do con ell Sr. Angel Cuesta, pre-
sidente de la Association de Fa-
bricantes de Tabacos, en- csc
asunto de la Compania Wal
green.
ST Walgreen compra al aQo
millones de los puros elabora-
dos en- Tampa y ayuda a la in
dustria tabacalera, es injusto
V necio atacar los intereses de
esa Compania porque signitica
atacar los intereses de la indus
tria de elaboration a mano.
81 a uno de los mejores con-
sumidores de la industrial que
es nervio vital de la ciudad de
Tampa, Sc lie quiere tirar la
La gaceta., 1934-11-26
Miles de Personals expresaron ell Sabado su
simpat1a al DR.. Ramon Grau San Martin


teiga, nuestro director; Juan
QueSada, presidente del Circul9
Cubano; Dr.. Ramiro C4pablan-
ca, ingeniero Gustav, Moreno;
Francisco Perez, presidents dc
los Legionarios de Marti: DR..
Jorge a. TrcIles: ST. Ramon
Fernandez Rey, presidente del
entro Espanot; ST.. Paul Lon
90, presiGerto de la Unione tia
llama; comandante Pablo Rcdri
GueZ; Sras. Alcina, Moreno,
Trelles, Couceiro. r driguez Y
otras; Rogelio Nald6s Valiea-
te; Jose Glamour, preSidente
de la Camara de Concrete de
Ybor; Raul Vega, presidente
del Comite Executive de las Be-
das de ORC de la industria; Hale
Godwin, Ramon Benito Diaz,
D'Armand y otros.
La cocina del restaurant "El
P2saje" sirvi6 un exquisite me-
MI y despue comenzaron los
brindis.
Actu6 de "toastmaster" nues
tro director, Sr. Victoriano
Manteiga, con quien cooper6,
hablando en- ingl6s. Ell Sr Frank
FaIsone, eli conocid9 auditor.
Todos los brindis Theron muv
aplaudidos, cerrandolos, con
uno magistral, en- 81 que habl6
de su actuaci6n en- Ell gobierno.
ell DR., Gran San Martin
Clara elocuentisima IA di-
sertaci6n del expresidente. al
que los c9mensales ov%aciona-
ron, puestos de pie.
Brindaron los S.res Alfredo
Pinero, por los Legionarios de
Marti; Gregorio Chavez v An
tonic Reyes, por los emigrados
revolucionarios; Jose Glamour
Raul Vega, Paul Longo, Ramon
Fernandez Rey, Eliseo Perez,
DR.. Jorge A. TreIles, Juan Que
sada, Gustavo Moreno, Ramiro
Capablanca. Y ell alcalde Camp
bell.
Varios americanos que esta-
ban en- 81 restaurant, acud;oron
La gaceta., 1934-11-26
CUBA AL Ola
Ouemaron en- San Antonio ell retrato de Felo
Inclan. = La audiencia ordena que Sc en-
carcele al homicida hermano del teniente Cortes.
Ell pugil espanol Mariana Arilla derroto
al cubano Castillo

| w AASNo HNN ="
abria la prerta de un armario
.ouedaba en- lugar prominente y
visible.
-Rineron Emilio Portuondd
Y Roberto Medina, en- Santiago
de Cuba. Ell primero, de una
mordida lie arranc6 la nariz al
Segundo, desapareciendo a to-
do correr.
-Vendra de Santiago de Gu
ba a asistir las patri6ticas cere-
monias del 7 de diciembre, la
sonora Domingo Maceo, her4
mana del Titan de Bronco. Ell
gObierno costeara los gastos de
viaje.
La audiencia firm6 ell sa-
bado una orden para que Sc ex-
cluya de fianZa al expolicia Fer
nando Cortes, hermano del te-
%niente Cortes, jefe del serviciO
secreto del ejercito, a quien So
acusa de haber cometido dos
delitos de homicidio. Por cada
uno de los crlmenes ell fiscal pi-
de IA amos, 8 meses y Fl dias de
prisi6n. Las victimas de Cortes
10 fueron los vigilantes Carlos
DiaZ y Santiago Gonzalez Lon
goria. A pesar de la gravedad
del delito, ell teniente Cortes lo4
gro la libertad de SUI hermano.
Ahora la audiencia ordena que
Sc lie enearcele hasta que la eau
Isa sea resuelta.
Ell pugil espanol Mariana
Arilla Sc present6 ell sabado en-
esta capital, por primera vez,
derrotando por puntos al cam
pe6n cubano Castillo. Los ex-
pertos anotaron 5 asaltos al es-
panol, tres al cubano Y dos Ia
bias. Los empresarios del COM
bate 10 fueron "Pincho" Cutie
rrez y Luis Parga.
En- la d6cima estaci6n de
policia IN vecino del Vedad0
denunci6 que 81 pidi6 a su sue
gra que sc marchara de la casa,
por Inconvenience, y que enton-
ces un cunado suyo trat6 de a
gredirlo con un cuchillo de gran
tamano, 10 que no pudo conse-
guir. La policia dispuso ell a.
rresto del cuhado, que aun no
ha podido ser e%ncontrado.
-Muri6 sin poder declarar
la bella sirviente Juana Lanes,
que ell sabado recibiera una he
rida de bala, en- la cabeza, en- ell
domicilio de Manuel Guas In
clan, dcnde trabajaba. FL re-
v6lver utilizado en- el case era
propiedad de GUS. Una hernia
ma de la muchacha asegura qUe
la anna de llaves, nombrada Ma
ria, esta muy nerviosa, y que la
esposa de Guas Sc ha enferma-
do. La policia actIa en- ell case,
pero no sera facil esclarecer 10
sucedido.
La gaceta., 1934-11-26

81 los tampenos pudieran vo-
tar en- Cuba, dijo ell Sr. Camp
bell, la victoria del DR.. Grau
en- la lucha por la presidential
serfa segura y por una abru-
madora mayoria de votos.
Quiere este decir, a juicio
nuestro, que desde aqui Sc a.
precia mejor la obra que des-
de ell gobierno realizara, noble
Y desintereSadamente ell ilustre
professor.
LA colonia no tenia "ismos'
cuando Machado tuvo que mar
charse a TODD correr!
Ahora 10 tiene: "grauismo".
La gaceta., 1934-11-26

pueTld Ell Ia ndrlZ, gTOSeTduen-
te, nos eXponemos a perder to-
dos.
La "venganza" pudiera de-
jarse para otraS "cadenas" no
para una "cadena" que vende
los puros de aqui en- centenares
de sus establecimientos.
GSe ha hecho por gratitud
ESQ de la "zona SEGA" en- con-
ira de Walgreen?
Claro esta que nosotros apre-
ciamos la situaci6n de los que
Sc van a dedicar a la venta de
bebidas alcoholics y de los due
nos de boticas, pero nos parece
que ell disparo ha sido inopor-
tuno porque esta vez tiende a
HERR a quien nos ayuda, a quien
nos protege.
Centenares de obreros ella
boraron puros en- ell ultimo ano
para los ESTABLISHMENTS de esa
c0mpania---. ahora Sc la quiere
hostlllzar en- defensa de intere-
ses respetables, pero que signi-
tlcan menos para la industrial
que esa corporation.
Cadenas hay por ahi que
muy POGO hacen en- beneficio
de Tampa y, sin embargo, Sc
las mira como 81 "fuesen de la
familia."
iPor que atacar a Walgreen
que vende los puros de Tampa
en- sus establecimientos de las
PARTICIPATES ciudades de la ma
ci0n?
GEs que debemos dar un pun
tapie, 0 tratar de darselo, a
quien nos ayuda a vivir?
Mala bora han escogido pa
ra deSarrollar sus actividades
los senores de la "oposici6n."
iOposici0n contra quien nos
da la mano y trata de sacar-
nos de la crisis!
En- cambiO una de las cade :
mas recibi0 cast Disbursements
al comite de finanza de la in
dustria tabacalera, cuando lie
visitara para solicitar fondos
en- pro de las fiestas del Gin
cuentenario.
Hay que jugar limpio con
Walgreen porque no Sc trata
de una "cadena" mas, de un
"grillete" mas, sino de una en-
presa que ayuda al sostenimien-
to de la ciudad de Tampa COM
prando los puros que hacen ia
bricas tan importantes como
Perfecto Garcia, Cuesta y Rey
y otras.
~ cuando Sc ayuda a las ia
bricas Sc ayuda a la ciudad de
Tampa y particularmente a la
industrial tabacaler
iVamos a dar la mano, y no
ell pie, al que colabora con no.
sotros en- mantener 10 que pa
rece a punto de irse para no
volver.
Vamos a ser correctos y a
gradecidos.... y a dejar las com
binaciones y venganzas para
cuando Sc trata de cadenas que
no tengan relaci6n con la in
industria tabacalera.