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and Country Club. covers VIII be
laid for Mrs Z7isers son. Billy
Reed. Henry StciCk Messrs. and
NIesdames john A BrO0kbank c.
J.. smith. Frank A. Madden. W. C.
Bev.ngton and AiDreCht r. c klpp.
The table In the club living room
viii be- set for an old-fashioned
ThanksgvnE dinner.
Mrs jacob Dunn was 70 have
dinner at the PrOpylaeum CLUB and
was % have with her her daugh-
ters Miss Caroline Dunn. Corners
vile. and Miss Eleanor Dunn, her
sister. Miss Florence Jones. Mr.
and Mrs James ". Ray. Mrs.
Samuel IT. Deal and Miss Sue
Howe. DR.. and Mrs John ". Car
mack were to have dinner az the
club with Dr. and Mrs. John Eber-
vein.
NIr. and Mrs II. r. Daugherty's
= sons and daughters with their chill
dren from out-0f-town were TO spend
the dav together Their daughter
Mrs. Robert Hunter Slater, and Mr..
Slater arrived from Louisville. An
other daughter. Mrs. Robert Bodies,
Mr.. Bodies and their son. Billy, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Daugherty, with
their children, Dean and Betty
Scott. came from Salem
KearbyS TO Entertain
DR.. and Mrs. d. o. Kearby we're
10 take their guests to the Wood
stock Club for dinner. In the party
with their daughter. Miss Frances
Kearby were to be Mr.. and Mrs.
W. P. Hahn and their guests. Mrs.
A. T. Burrows. and daughter, DOrO-
thy. Urbana. Ill; DR.. and Mrs. j.
II. p. Gauss and daughter, Miss
Ruth BeCkman. Mrs. Gauss mother,
Mrs. Emma Sayre, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott Legge.
Mrs. j. II. Hellekson was to be
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Rabb, George D. Hunter, Garland T.
White, Roscoe Butts and Elmer Bos-
tick.
White. blue and gold tapers will
light the dinner table. Assisting
from the council will be Leroy S.
Martin, chairman; Mr. Hunter and
Joseph Sainter. Mrs. Everett H. Will
mer is auxiliary president and
Henry D. Kellenbeck, senior coun-
sellor of the United Commercial
Travellers.
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DR.. Quinn Takes
Bride Today in
Church Service

At noon today Miss Betty Ruth
Martindale. daughter of Mrs. Ward
T. Martindale, was married to DR..
Gilbert Dietz Quinn, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael w. Quinn. Madison,
by the Rev. George S. Southworth
before an altar of ferns lighted with
cathedral tapers in the Episcopal
Church of the Advent.
Before the bridal procession. Miss
Mary Elizabeth johnson, organist,
played "Liebestraum' and TO a
Wild Rose" and Mrs. Robert H.
Orbison sang Beloved. It Is Morn. 3"
AT Dawning" and 20 Promise Me"
Mrs. Cleo c. Burns, Cleveland, at
tended her sister in gown of wine
velvet and carried an arm bouquet
of Talisman roses. Mr.. Orbison was
best man.
The bride was given in marriage
by Mr.. Burns. and she wore a gown
of ice blue velvet, fashioned princess
style. Her bouquet was Of Johanna
Hill roses.
Out-of-town guests witnessing the
ceremony were Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn,
Misses Mary Louise, Betty and Mary
Katherine Quinn. Miss Josephine
Shaeffer. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Golden
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Myers and Miss
Anna L. Hurst, all of Madison; Miss
Eula Clark and Clarence E. Trees
wilkinson: Mr.. and Mrs. William
Martindale. Mrs. Jane Martindale
and Miss Fern Martindale. all OF
Greenfield. and DR.. and Mrs How
ard Froman. Columbus.
The couple will return from q
wedding trip to live at 5704 North
PENNSYLVANIA street. The bride is a
graduate of Butler university, Ar
thur Jordan conservatory of music
and attended the Thomas Whitney
Surette school Of music, Concord,
Mass. She is a member OF Alpha
Chi Omega and Sigma Alpha Iota
sororities. DR.. Quinn attended Han
over college and is a graduate Of
the Indiana university school OF
dentistry. He is a member Of Phi
Delta Theta and Delta Sigma Delta
fraternitieS.
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Card Parties

Bethel Spiritual church will hold
a euchre party at 8 tonight at 1881
Spruce street.
English avenue kindergarten
Mothers Club will entertain with a
card and bunco party at 8 Satur-
dav in Mclean hall. Hoyt and
State avenues. Proceeds will be used
to maintain the kindergarten.
Mrs. Joseph Clements and Mrs.
Charles Fleetwood are in charge OF
the card party to be given at 2:30
Monday at ST. Joseph hall, GIT East
North street.
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BLOCK rushed him right down 70
their big store 10 take part in dlf-
ferent kind Of premiere-rhe open
ing Of their new and glorifled Mickey
Mouse Toy Town. Oo-oo -. and
is it a spectacle? Counters after
tables after shelves Of the newest OF
the clever toys, interesting games
and beautiful dolls everything
TO make the children's Christmas
bowling success. You should see
this modernistic Toy Town with its
"streamline" trains, autos and racers
its modernistic furniture for
the youngsters as we'll as their dolls
even electric stoves 10 come to
the aid Of the tea party. See you
soon in BLOCKS Mickey Mouse
Toy Town.
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VETERAN MEMBERS
TO Be ENTERTAINED

Members of long standing in the
indianapolis Council of the United
Commercial Travellers will be honor
guests at the dinner to be held by
the women's auxiliary at 6 Satur-
day night at the Womans Depart
ment Club. Mrs. Thomas Robbins,
chairman, will be assisted by Mes
DANES Walter A. Jones, Herman
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Miss Pruitt and August WnF
We'd at Evangelical Church

I After the ceremony the couple left
on a trip. The bride travelled in a
brown crepe ensemble trimmed in
coral. After Dec. Is Mr.. and Mrs.
Wulf will live at 4317 East Washing
ton street.
Mr.. Wulf attended Butler univer-
sity and belongs to Kappa Delta
Rho fraternity. The bride is men,
/ of Tau Gamma sorority.
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d II IN ~ Ta-011 WF-fa Ms WlIfe and thelr
dauehter Georgia ard Mrs Whites sister, Mrs. Wood
bury Morris. and Er. Morris
Governor and Mrs Pau r. McNutt and their daugh-
ter Louise spend the dag together az the Cover
mansion
Alr and Mrs " 7 McWAlams VIII celebrate thelr
twentieth Wedding anniversary today with dinner At the
Columbia Club With them were 20 be their daughter,
Miss AI4ttebce NcW.lLams. student at Purdue uni
versitv vino uu be- accompanied home by classmate,
Mis- Jean stiles Mrs MCWiiliams niece. Miss Dorothy
Gardner has from Chicago TO be- a holiday guest
Others az The dinner were - BE- Marjorie ana Billy
NIcWilliams and SIR. and Mrs. Louis c. FAcer.
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Yoo = h 90 Mickey
Mouse is in town.
I saw him with my
very own eyes and l
heard he was here
on a holiday from
his strenuous antics
in Hollywood when
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FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
WILL GIVE PARTY

The National Federation Of Fed
eral Employees local No. 70, will hold
a card party at 8 tomorrow in the
Lincoln. it was announced today.
John o. Thistle, Otis Lingenfelter,
James o. Fly, Floyd Toner and Bet
tie Wolfe have charge Of arrange
ments.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Ruckel-
shaus are spending Thanksgiving
in Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Fortune and
Russell Fortune Jr. have as their
Thanksgiving guest. Miss Martha
Murray, Baltimore. Nd.
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Every detail of the wedding scheduled accurately.
The time table for the royal guests and attendants was
evidence OF the exaCtneSS with which the members Of
royalty must The King and Queen and a group Of
the visiting royalty left the palace at 80 arrive at
the door of Westminster Abbey at 10 so The bride
groom the Duke of Kent with his brother the Prince Of
Wales and the Duke of York left St James palace at
1914. to at 1886 The royal bride, with her
father and her attendants left the palace 1916
arrive at the abbey at 10.
The difference in time between England and Amer
about seven hours so Princess Marina became the
bride OF Prince George before interested followers Of the
prewedding details the United States had arisen for
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All England Rejoices
Today as Son of King
WEEDS Princess Marina
Details of Ceremony in Westminster Abbey
Arranged on Exact Time Schedule; Cere-
mony Takes Precedence in News.
BY HELEN LINDSAY

Z while the majority Of the population OF the
IL before rising FOR
THANKSGIVING
The Of Princess Marina Of Greece
90 1884 celebration OF the good
things life which the nation in the United States and 1t
Thanksgiving England OF the popular bach
and Mary married to lovely young
following what realizes love match as sincere
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City Families Reunited
Today for Traditional
Thanksgiving FeaSting
Students Among Those Back With Parents
for Holiday; Other Children Return
for Festive Gatherings.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Woman's PAGE Editor

THANKSGIVING consider Of
down through the years ira
holiday
dinner tables
laderrd CrlCaCcs
II today their home, they
Mr.
LOOMS Margaret Mary Florence, Wnnet
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is Just the place 70 take your US
abled dollies-excellent repairs, fine
wigs, and new clothes.
Soap sculpture as lceU aS ctdD
and 1Car modelling is pop
ulGr Nth children.
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Only the very best dolls
come from the DOLL
SHOP, III Monument
Circle. And yet they're
reasonably priced. Sweet
Shirley Temple" is there
TOO Their HOSPITAL
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Natural History in Chicago. There
are four titles each Of which in
cIudes an orthoscope which gives
the illustrations third dimen-
sion. Teachers. parents. relatives
you needn't wonder what to give
children just ask the HOUGH-
TON School Service Bureau for the
best in juvenile books. English Ho-
tel Lobby
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balance" when I considered pur-
chasing the myriad Of gifts that at
tracted me. Cheerio, you simply
must have the fashionable new Eng
lish game called Sorry" =. it's TAX
ing the country, I'm told. Fascinat-
ing? All, quite! Reasonable enough
at CSC but. Sorry" I'll have
to tell Santa. VONNEGUT'S have
games no end :. for adults, Juniors
and youngsters. A variety Of edu-
cational toys, too The trend to-
ward air conditioning advances a
keen interest in useful gifts such as
an Airguide, or an Humidiguide for
registering temperature and humid
ity in home or office.
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EHgIIsI, ILdIIdII, FItIlCII, OtIIHdII,
Austrian and Russian - has her
pupils concentrate on just the best
from each method. Phone me for
details Of her excellent work with
children.
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Taausnlvng Mrs Lewis te were
be a dinner at the Columbia Club MIS- sLlete
EndoV be guest with M ana MIS- j.
and Mr. and Mrs NJ EDWARDS
NLan NJ md tonight at Hghand COL
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Behold the Christmas
decorationsl And have
YOU seen VONNEGUT'S
bedecked with greenery,
silhouettes of toys and
streamline lighting ef-
fects? I nearly lost my
balance staring around
at everything. But 1
can1e nearer losing nv
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II you want TO re-
finish an &C a sion al
table in the new man
ner step into THE
NJ ENAMEL shop, 104
- &t.1r.r1f
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One of the intriguing
new books, typical Of the
unusual collection for chill
dren at the HOUGHTON
School ServRe Bureau, is
from the Field Museum Of
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IIOnumeuL DIICIt. HIII IIItJ II
tell YOU each and every step in the
simple process smart bone-whlte
rlus the Voguish antique finish =.
and all can be accomplished for less
than 81. An amateur can produce
really professional looking work
with the aid Of NJ ENAMEL. Nov,
don't you really think you should
get the house freshened up before
the holidays?
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Quisite hats at greatly reduced
prices. why don't you hurry to the
Sphinx Arms and get a real value in
a smart new hat?
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Guest tOWelS done IN riUid
cOlorS add O neW note to the
room and also make attractive
gifts.
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EC4IC % NL44544V z 2
woman's heart are beautifully
wrapped-free Of charge-especially
for Christmas.
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NINE. LEONTINE
GANO, noted artistic
teacher, having been
schooled in the following
methods Of the dance
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Don't forget the Santa Claus pa
rade tomorrow as ever -
yours for smarter and earlier shop
ping
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Here it is the very be-
ginning Of the holiday
season and 3. GEHR-
LEM is selling her ex-
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The tiny shop
called JANET LIP
TONS is a den OF
activity now that
1iIav-- ora cyN1rOo RI
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And no1O there are gjddy
gloves to 1Cear lChen frosty
cocktail shakers would chill
your fingers.
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Queen DEGREES Morning Type of Dress


MUCH
VA ports received that Queen Mary drastic
tons details
that the Queen had banned fur being informal
denied only the
the should
received previously that Queen like
wedding ankle
The wedding preceded by formal festivals
banquet the white gold
night Between sixty and attendance
famous gold plate Value
Indianapolis Clubs Serre Dinner
TNINNER will from
- tonight be
he Potato Snowfall ePotato
Compete Of Fruit Maraschino
Punch
French Desng
Head etuce
Thousand IslndDres
Lake Superior Whtefh Cream
Orange LaverC Cake
saute la Refine
Fried MIXED Chicke Half
ON Sauce
FreshPu mpkin PIT O Hot PIT
sweet Cidr
Peas
At the Indianapolis
o
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There hfyeven blood
Buckingham
blood
and All
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BY now you're probably
stuffed and already grooming
from too much to eat. And
here 1 come with choice NOR
sells of food for thought. But
you'll thank me for edging in
on your holiday with my sug-
gesuons for once you get
down to shopping your head
will Whirl and your heart Will
futter wondering which Of
the gorgeous gifts to buy. I
hope you will have presents"
of mind enough to look first
to these columns. Mention my
name and I'll be duly grateful
this day Of Thanksgiving
NcHfes
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white and adorned lavishly With
golden yellow Gala lilies. 'Twould
also fill a need for a portable desk.
At LYMANS take special note Of
some new lamps, tagged S.. The
white pottery base has a new sort
of shade, luminous silk creation
that casts a brilliant new cleaning
light.
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Add glamour TO your
drawing room with a
decorative photograph
box the one 1 saw
at L Y M A S, 81
Monument Circle, is
much like a gigantic
tf n-s-1-J - 80
La gaceta., 1934-08-28
ESPERASE LA HUELCA DE


Habana, Agosto 28.-Aseg1
rase que los empleados del ea-
tado Y los gremios obreros Sc
decIararan EN- huelga general,
81 no Sc reSuelve favorablemen
tie ell conflicto de communication
mes.
Con el coronel Batista con-
ferenclaron aver ell teniente co
ronel PedraZa, Ell jefe del Quin-
to distrito militar y otros jefes.
Mas tarde ell coronel depar-
ito con ell presidente Mendieta,
en- T. finca de este.
Nisitaron a Batista en- CO.
lumbia, ell gobernador Baizaa,
que volvera hoy; ell alcalde Mi
guel Mariana Gomez; ell Sr.
Quirtana, alto empleado de co
municaciones, Y ell DR.. Grana-
dos, secretario, de defensa.
La gaceta., 1934-08-28
APROBO Ell CONSEJO Ell
TRATADO DE RECIPROCI.
DAD

Habana, Agosto ga la |
Y 40 de la tarde de aver, ell
subsecretario de estado, DR..
Guillermo de Blank, anunci6 a
los periodistas que ell c~onsejo
de secretaries, bajo la presiden
cha del coronel Mendieta, ha-
bia ratificadO ell tratado de re-
ciprocidad.
FL tratado entrara en- vigor
ell dia 3 de septiembre. Una
proclama del presidente Men
dieta Sc publicara de hoy a ma
mana.
Con los documentos ratifica-
dos EMBARGO hacia los Estados
Unidos, eli Sr. Castillo, secreta-
rio particular del DR.. Marquee
Sterling.
La gaceta., 1934-08-28
DE UN HOSPITAL DE CA
ROLINA DEL NORTE Sc
FUGO Ell SORDOMUDO
ANDERSON

James Anderson, ell sordo-
mudo. recurer6 ell domingo su
libortad y anoche Sc supo que ei
dia 10 de agest0 Sc habia evadi-
do del hospital de lestado de Ca
rolina del Norte, en- Hamlet.
En- ell transcurso de su esca-
patoria asumi6 los nombres de
James Miller y David Green.
Aqui dijo que dos hombres
lie habian asaltado y robado, ell
r. carretera Memorial, qu;tan-
doles IN peso que llevaba en- los
bolSillos.
La gaceta., 1934-08-28

10 que hace subir a cinco ell nu-
nero de personals ases;nadas.
Ademas del Sr. Felix Cal, ell a.
sesinc Pedro Bauza, a quien sc
busca en- toda la Republica,
do muerte a Ia nina Ella y 81
nino Roberto, que aver dejo de
existir. Ell quintuple asesinato
Sc comet'o en- la finca Via Cru
els y Bauza sc llevo ell caballo
de Cal. Los dos hombres eran
com edyes de sacramento. Es-
Ia ccmpro'a que el robo no
fue Ell movil, porque en- ell esca.
psratc Sc oncontraron prendas
y IS pesos.
A su llegada aver a New
York, ell exministrc De los E.s-
dcs Unidos en- la Republica
Do,nin;cana dijo que la casa d.
M7 che 10 en- San'o Dcmingo cs
fcyteleza y cue e. expresi-
'nN.e de Cuba sale muy pocos
7eces a la Gale,
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COMPLEMENTARY Ell CONC.
TIE DE HUELGA DE "A IN
DUSTRIA TEXTIL

Washington, Asosto 28.-EI
comite de huelga de los Unidos
M;neros Textiles acepio hey la
invitacion del Comite Nacional
de Relaciones del Trabajo pa
ra una conferencia cen los pa
trcnos, cue Sc efectuara ell jue-
YES.
La representation de los ira
bajadcres sostiene que ell con-
flicto solo puede ser evitado
por medic de efectivas conce-
stones.
Pedira al ccmite de huelga
que no sc precipite ell Sr. Lloyd
Garrison.
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SURE TEXAS LOS
EFECTOS DE UN
HU2ACAN DEL CARIBE

Freeport, Texas, agostO %.
I'm huracan p~rocedente del
mar Caribe lego aver al estado
de Texas, alcanzando ell viento
la velocidad de 80 millas pOr
bora.
Los habitantes de Freeport
Sc marcharon de sus casas an
ties de que arribara ell meteoro.
SeHales de temporal Sc han da-
do entire Freeport Y O'Connor,
FL fuerte viento y la alta ma
rea produjo alarma en- Calves
ton.
Las noticias del ma tiemro
Sc mandaron a slpInas r"
Clones por medic de aeroElano,
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OPERADA LA MADRE DEL
P~RESIDENTE DE LA
CAMARA

En- ell hospital municipal fud
operada anoche la Sra. Peter
TomaSeIlo, Sr., madre del pre-
sidente de la Camara de Repre-
sentantes de la Florida, a quien
hubo necesidad de amputarle la
pierna izquierda.
Ell domingo Sc la trajo a esta
ciudad procedente del hospital
Osceola zen Kissimee, donde no
respondi6 al tratamiento que Sc
lie rusiera a la pierna gangre-
NADIA.
Gran m0mero de personals So
han interesado por la saIud de
la enferma.
La gaceta., 1934-08-28
ADOPTA
UN ARE IRLANDE

Buenos Aires, agosto 28.-
La famosa Marcia irlandesa
La Manana de San Patricio''
ha sido adoptada como ell him
no official de la marina argenti-
ma.
Esa Marcia fue traida por
un irlandes, ell captain William
Brown, que organize la mari
ma argentina y la mando en- la
guerra de independencia contra
Esbana. Sc cant6 en- la batalIa
de Martin Garcia, cuand0 la es-
cuadra espanola fue derrotada.
la Ietra Sc tradujo al idioma
espanol hace muchos amos.
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Opina ell Juez Akerman que la mujer
es ahora ell jefe de la famiia

min, zero a la luz de las mo
rn&s condolences y baio las
peculiares circunstanciaS de eS-
. case, soy de la opinion que ell
escrito presentado debe ser
sostenido."
Sc refiere ell fallo del jcez q
Ia reclamation de $4,000 pues-
ia cor Florence L. Plumb con-
"a Nancy Russell y James I.
Russell, su esposo.
La demandada sostuvo que a
su marido, residente Ell Brock
Aey, Pa, no Sc lie habia notifi-
edo del pleito y que por 10 tam
4 Ell pleito debia ser anuIado.
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LAS PRIMARIAS EN- CALI.
FORNIA

San Francisco, Agosto 20. -
Estan verificandose las eleccio-
mes primarias en- ell estado, dis
putandose la nomination demo
cratica ell novelista Upton Sin
clair Y otros candidates.
La nomination republican,
la buscan Ell gobernador Mar
riam y ell exgobernador C. C.
Young.
Algunos peri6dicos Green
que Sinclair sera nominado, pc
70 que en- las eleccioneG gene
raIes lie derrotara ell candidate
republican,.
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Declarando nula una vieja re
gla de derecho, que re1ulere dc
IN narido ser parte en- cual :
quier pleito establecido contra
81 mrier, Ell juez Alderman ma
r;fest5 aver cue las viejas razo
mes va no existen.
Este tribunal toma conoci :
miento judicial de que la mujer
es ahora jefe de la familia Y que
i marido no tiene mas control
sobre ella del que ella puede te-
ner sobre ell Shah de Persia.
70 SOY un conservador y me
&pena apartarme de la vieja Leg
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UNA Muller ARRESTADk
POR ASALTO Y ROBO

fs
Norfolk, Va, agosto 28.---
Por haber asaltado y robadJ
una estaci6n de la compania
Western Union Telegraph, ne-
vandose $72, ha sido detenida
Vera Maxwell, de q amos. Ia
9olicia le enoontr6 el dinero y
I'm revolver. Hizo la Identifies
ci6n II Sra. Mark f. Cole, ina
empleada.
IN empleado del expreso ano
to ell n1mero de la licencia del
autom6vil de la ladrona.
La gaceta., 1934-08-28

ST los fabricantes de puroS
saben escuchar consoles TITLES
y bien intencionados, recono-
ceran hoy que csc dinero de la
"rebaja arancelaria", concedi-
do por ell nuevo tratado de reci-
procidad con Cuba, debe ser in
Vertido en- propaganda, en- te-
naz e inteligente propaganda.
Les coStara menos traer la
capa y menos traer la tripa, ele-
mentos esenciales para fabricar
un pure, un cigarro de calidad
y aroma.
Algunos de ellos esperaban
beneficiarse con ell tratado Gu
bano ,pero la mayoria no pensa-
ba en- tai c0sa...
Cubita ha venidor en- su ayu-
da y es logico, muy l6gico, que
ellos ayuden a la industrial, pro-
curando aumentar ell consume
del tabaco cosechado en- Vuel-
ia Abajo.
No es ell momento propicio
para meterse la rebaja en- ell
bolsillo y "seguir llorando",
con ell fin de contener a los que
Sc Green NAL pagados...
Ese dinero, esa diferencia, Ia
requiere la industria para subs
tituir, y debe ser gastado en-
propaganda, en- publicidad, no
Ell tonterias para ~"servicio ex-
elusive.
"Yo hago con mi dinero 10
que me viene en- ganas"-dira
un "lndlVlduaIlSta
81, senior, tiene ell derecho a
tirar su dinero Y hasta comprar
veneno para las chinches y los
mosquitoes, 0 los avispOnes, pero
la decadencia de la industrial no
podra ser contenida.
Y ma1ana, los papas egois-
tas de hoy tendran que yer a
sus retonos vendiendo aguaca-
ties 0 fir ndo la bolita, por exa-
ger:G' goismo, por imprevi-
sion inexcusable...
Pruebese la sensatez y Ell YER