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The Nome nugget., 1934-08-11
MANY STATES RECEIVE RELIEF FROM HEAT BUT MANY HOT
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press) ! CHICAGO, Aug. II. Mid-contin- ent counted more than five. dead as the result of the past weeks excessive heat.
 Many sections received some measure of relief yesterday with rains. Other districts such as Kansas and other states in the southwest continue to swell ter with seventeen additional deaths reported; four from s.. Joseph, Missouri eight in St. Louis; one in Memphis; two in Chicago and two in Oklahoma.
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-11
RAIN BRINGS RELIEF TO MANY STATES
 IN DROUGHT AREA

The temperature was as high as from one hundred to one hundre and eighteen in Nogata, Oklahc- ma Some residents in. San Fran cisco were wearing overcoats. The Pacific Northwest continued cloudy with cool wea- ther, but with sunshine at mid day.
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-11

fur seals taken in the Pribiloff Islands was reported today by the Acting Commissioner of Fisheries. This years take totalled fifty four thousand, five hundred and fifty. Teh herd is still showing a steady growth.
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-11
HUNGER STRIKE OF MEN IN JAIH NEAR END
(By The Associated Pressl

(By The Associated Press)
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Il, with seven of its adherents all ready back on their three square meals day, the hunger strike of asserted communists in the city jail appeared this morning to be near an. end, eight days after 1t was started.
 Members of The Emergency Committee for the Defense of Civ Il Workers Rights, said they would advise the twenty-four men who are still on the hunger strike Ito join their comrades in eating.
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-11
ARE DISAPPOINTED IN RESULTS FROM
 SHIP ISLANDER

gold which was expected aboard the wreck. was not discovered, However the search continues tor the remaiAer Of the month, 1t Ia known that . amAll amount ot gold was found recently
 Miners of the oAtkasot Gold Mining Co.,. in an orsaAlsed strike are demanding eleAtyssve cents an hour. partial rNlas for daily time, and time aud . Aalt for ov- Ter time. A settlement m sxpees- ed soon,
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-11
H0ARN MEADY MEDIATE
i, NN The Assoeiatee presO

tAy The Associated press)
 UNnATEn, Aug, 17. The Labor Relations Reard announced it was ready to take over mediation arr raMgeMeNts if the strikers are ready to submit to arbitra tion fellewing the calling out Friday at MtdNight. of strike of union employees of Aluminium Company Nf America,
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-11
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET

than two points Pn decision" street. Silver naturalization is not particularly infationary, said the weeks review. The close was heavy. Trade lapsed, into ex- treme dullness again
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-11
NAVY PLANES LEAVE SEWARD

SEWARD, Aug. II, Six of the big Navy seaplanes are to leave Seward today for Kodiak to make survey in that area. The pri- mary object to the obtaining of In formation necessary to future sea plane operations in that area.
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-11
SMALL GRAIN YIELD Is EXPECTED
(By The Associated Press)

(by IHe ASSucldleu EIeSS WASHINGTON, Aug. II, The smallest yield of grain in more than thirty years is predicted by federal reports, but Secretary Of Agricultural Wallace reiterated that there would be no danger of food shortage.
 The ravages done due to Groughts has not only affected grain, but has suited the nations entire food crop. It is forecast that the corn yield will be only cne billion, six hundred millicn
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-11
CERTIFICATES BEING PRINTED CONNECTION SILVER ACT
tBy The Associated Press)

By The AssOcIaLeN PT0SsJ
 WASHINGTON, Aug. II, The U. s. Treasury disclosed that cert ifcates are being printed against the silver held in the general fund on. the basis of the full monetary value of the dollar at twenty-nine dollars. an ounce gold.
 Approximately sixty-two million ounces have been acquired in var ious ways, at cost of approx imately forty-six million, nine
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-11
MARKET HOLDING FORTY PERCENT AETTER 1888
(ny rue Associated Pressl

NEW YORK. Aug. Il. The vol ame of trade is holding forty per cent above last years low. accord iAg to Dun Rradstreet. who said:
 sm spite of the worst drought iM tho nations history. the epi- demies of strikes and untavorable t0reiea situation" the generel lev sl Is much ssove 1888. stocks today slid back from one to more
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-11
TO RESUME FISHING SUNDAY
tBy The Associated Press)

by IH6 AssUCIatNu OSoJ
 ANACORTES, Aug. II. Purse seiners will resume fishing Sun day following the completion of an agreement with cannery men on the price for sockeye salmon. The new price is now forty-fiye cents. In case the catch becomes heavy, however the new price will then have to be altered and a compromise adjusted.
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-11
PREACHER LIFTS SNAKE BITE HIM SAYS HE CANNOT BE HURT
(By The Associated Pressl

VDJ
 SYLVIA. Aug. Il, A preacher here held snake aloft and called upon his congregation to witness that the serpent could not hur: him.
 The snake bit him twice in the arm. He had be carried home, The arm was horribly swollen and the skin on the back of his neck had burst. His puffed and
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-11
TO BE PRINTED IN
 CONNECTION SILVER.

hundred thousand dollars.
 Affected by the program. face value of certificates will be is- sued against them and will be around eighty million dollars in-. stead of the actual cost price of the metal.
 Silver certificates will also be issued against the metal acquired under the silver purchase act, in- cluding the nationalization of sir- yer. although for the present they are being issue only in amounts equal to the metals cost.
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-11

lands.
 Scattered showers fell in. other parts of the middle west and south. A downpour which extend ed over much of western Nebras- ka developed into a two inch cloudburst at one point.
 Rains in Kentucky drove ffteene families from their homes. Streams overfiowed. Lighter rains covered northern Iowa and parts of Minn- esota, Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana Michigan and most of Ohio. ex- tending to the eastern coast. Showers failed to break the Chic ago heat wave. Kansas and Miss ouri failed to receive their share of the rains.
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-11
RED CROSS REPORT GREAT INFLUX
 INTO ALASKA

Pacific Coast area MSaager wAe said that once again the lure et gold was drawing men to Alaska in large numbers,
 schafeg's reports satd "tAere Is a tremendous tatiNx of steerage passengers attracted by gold pro- pects."
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-11
MAN IS HORRIBLY
 BITTEN BELIEVES
 FAITH WILL CURE

swollen tongue almost aus his mouth and he sttll refuses Meat- cal aid, He mast think he eSN pull otf almost any old "CN&lr" tricks. But this trick seems eM~ ough to believe that il takNS asl kinds of peaple to make MN N world, R
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-11
DISAPPOINTED IN REsULTs TAKEN FROM COLD SHIP
tBy The Associated Press)

JUNEAU, Aug. II, Norman Clapp. Tacoma capitalist and prin- sipal stockhoider in the company which Is saiyaging the gold ship .1slander,' leaves here for thu south today.
 It Is understood that officials are somewhat disappointed with the work as the iarge amount so'
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-11

bushels. decline of more than half billion bushels from the July estimate
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-11

taiA fastness watched with awe the workings of the 'Faith cure' a preacher known as Teester, who hEaSed q snakes bites to prove hts Divine faith, spurning medical cure as did his wife when she atea of childbirth several feaFz. ago>
 TeeSter today appeared to bs reeeyeriAg>
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-11
RAINS RELIEVE DROUGHT
(By The Associated Press) )

UNDATED, Aug II, Rains which reached the proportions of a cloudburst, fell in Colorado, Neb ra ,ka. Indian and K IL, cky and
 brought relief to broad ex- pense of drought burned farm
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-11
sNAKE DEElER ArrEAsS T0 RE IMPROVING

(By The Associated Pressl
 SYLVIA, North CAroltNa, Aus n ,redalous residents Ot tAts noun
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-11
RED CROSS CONCERNED OVER INFLUX GOLD SEEKERS IN ALASKA
by The Associated rr.ssl

by The Associated PrsssJ
 WASHINGTON, Aug, II, In formation has been transmitted to Red Cross quarters here in an of fcial report from A. L. schafer,
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-11
sEAL HERn sTII.L GROWING

(Ay The Associated Press)
 WsASHlNGT0N, Augf II. A de- crease 0f one thousand and eighty two from last years number of
La gaceta., 1934-10-31
~DISMINUIDOS LOS GASTOS
DE MANTENIMIENTO DEL
HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL

Ell alcalde Chimney remiti6
anoche un escrito al ayuntamien
to mostrando que los gastcs de
mantenimiento del hospital mu-
nicipal han disminuido en- los
pasados seis amos, aunque ell cui
dado de los pacientes pobres
origin6 nuevos y mayores gas
tos.
En- ell ano fiscal que termin6
ell 81 de mayo de 1929, ell costo
netO a los contribuyentes fue de
1861 y ell ano pasado de solo
$77,O67.
Durante ell pericdo de 1929
cost6 $82,888 cuidar a los pa
cientes Ipobres y ell ano pasado
$119,853.
Recibieron asistencia, en- 1929
1868 enfermos y 3031 ell ano
pasado.
Ell ccsto por cada enfermo ba
j6 desde $50 en- csc ano a $24.43
ell ano pasado.
La gaceta., 1934-10-31
LOS DIRIGIBLES AMARRA
RAN EN- MIAMI

Washington, Oct. 31.-La ma
rina ccncedi6 aver rermiso al
DR.. Eckner, comandante de-
Graft Zeppelin, para amarral'
en- Miami su gigantic dirigible,
ell nuevo, en- los cruces que de-
Atlantico hara ell pr6ximo We
rano. Al permiso Sc lie acomps
ma la estipulaci6n de que deI2
pagan los gastos de amarre
Eckner piensa inaugurar e
nuevo servicio en- ell mes de iu-
lilo, usando Miami como base s
las condolences del tempo lie o
a ir al sur de Lakehurs,
La Inca Sc mantendra durante
varios meses.
La gaceta., 1934-10-31
ARGENTINA QUIERE ELE-
VAR LOS PRECIos DE Ia
LANA

Buenos Aires, Oct. 31.-En
un esfuerzo para elevar ell pre-
clio de la lana ell gobierno ar :
gentino ha convenido en- dar al
divide sus ganancias en- las o.
peraciones que Sc derivan de la
exportacion. Medidas Sc han
tornado para asegurar que este
aumento sera pasado a los cam
pesinos.
Bajo la economic controlada
instituida ell ano pasadO, los ex-
portadores Sc vieron obligados
a vender sus letras al gobierno,
de acuerdo con la fijada tarifa
de Gambia. Este sistema sirvio
para acumular enormes ganan
cias, que facultaron al gobier-
no para rehabilitar su hacien-
da.
Apreciando ell bajo precio de
la lana, ell gobierno ha conve-
nido en- comprar las letras de
los exportadores, con un 5 por
ciento menos. Esta deduction
garantiza ell gbierno contra las
perdidas.
La gaceta., 1934-10-31
ADQUIRIO Ell ITALIAN
CLUB LA CASA
DEL DIR. AVELLANAL

Ell Italian Country Club, re-
presentado por los Sres. Sem
previva, Angelo Leto, Albert
.D'Arpa, Sam Mama y Angelo
Ferlita, ACADIA de adquirir la ca
sa en- que residiera ell DR.. Jose
r. Avellanal, en- la avenida de
Nebraska.
La transaction Sc hizo con ell
DR.. Jose L. Avellanal, firman-
dose aver la escritur3. Tiene Ia
casa un frente de 10 pies, en- la
avenida de Nebraska, y 100 en-
la avenida Doce.
Sc haran reparaciones y dss-
pues Sc efectuara una gran fies
ia.
La gaceta., 1934-10-31
MALLORCA ATRAE A LOS
FRANCHISES

Palma, Mallorca, Oct. 81.
Los turistas franceses estan EN-
pezando a llegar a Mallorca,
donde pueden vivir bien con
unos cuantos frances. Ell arribo
de los franceses empieza a
contrarrestar la retirada de los
lngleses, a causa de la baja Ge
la libra esterlina y del dollar.
Los visitantes son buenos gas.
tadores. A diferencia de los in
gleses y americanos, los fran
ceses Sc hospedan en- los mejo-
res hoteles y contratan lujosos
automobiles.
La gaceta., 1934-10-31
UNA GRAN FIESTA EN- LA
GALE DE FRANKLI

La Gale de Franklin estara
de fiesta, con motive de Ha-
lloween.
Una parte de esa calle queda-
ra en- condolences para que los
ninos bailen y expresen su ale
grfa, de acuerdo con los planes
del jefe de policia, Sr. Tits
worth.
A los que perturben ell orden
en- los barrios de residencias Sc
les perseguira y castigara.
Ordenes especiales Sc han da
do para encarcelar a los "gra-
ciosos" que usen armas de fue-
go.
La gaceta., 1934-10-31
ARRESTADO Ell LADRON
DE UN

Fianza de $1,000 senal6 aver
ell juez Cornelius, de Ia c9rte del
condado, a Carl Randolph, indi-
viduo a quien Sc acusa de haber
rooado un autom6vil propiedad
de la Sra. Sofia Lezos y de
guiarlo despues bajo Ia influen-
cia de bebidas 9lcoh6licas.
A F. S. LEM, acusado de
guar ST. automovil eStando bo-
rracho, qued6 a disposition lie
Ia corte de 10 criminal bajo
fianza de $500.
La gaceta., 1934-10-31
Una fnnciGm

Una function
Muy adelantados los ensayos
de la obra "a Divorciarse to-
cam, que las muchachas de la
Secci6n de Damas del Centre
Espanol presentaran ell dia %,
en- ell teatro Casino.
En- ella toman parte las sim
s6ticas "damitas". Una de las
que tiene ell papel de Abogado,
que estuvo enferma, de5pu6s de
haberse restaklecido Sc afana
en- ensayar su papel 10 mejor
possible.
Con gusto asistire a esta fies-
ia teatral.
La gaceta., 1934-10-31
ARTTCULO SOBRE
ENRIQUE JOSE VARONA

Madrid, oct. 31.-Un articu-
10 sobre Enrique Jose Varona,
a quien admiraba, ha sido man
dado a la revista "Cultura", de
la Habana, por ell Sr. Menendez
Pidal, lpresidente de la Acade-
mia Espanola.
Ell articulo lie fue pedido por
ell Sr. Jose Maria Chac6n y Cal
vo, que actu almente reside en- la
capital cubana.
La gaceta., 1934-10-31
SOCIALES
H0 Neqndo Halloween

ma UegGdO HdttOUeen
Dia de diversion en- los hoga-
res tampenos. Sc luciran trajes
de pierrot, de colombina; otros
queriendo tener I'm caracter
mas grave, iran de apache,
de charro mejicano, de gaucho
argentine; algunos, queriendo-
Sc salir de la vulgaridad, lle:a-
ran la representation de tipos
de las peliculas.
En- los salones Sc dan los ulti-
mos toques a los adornos de la
fiesta.
Noche de pitos, cornetas, dis
Traces y a~lgarabia.
Ell Circulo CUbano, s9liendo-
sc de Ia costumbre, 10 celebrara
en- TODD su edificio social de la
Gale IA.
En- ell salon alto Sc hara cargo
de la musica americana la afa-
amada orquesta "Bama State
Collegians'', en- la cantina toca-
"a pleas cubanas y e~spanolas
La gaceta., 1934-10-31

~XM~@%~&=
Sc acord0 enviar cartas a
todos los comerciantes pidien-
doles cooperen en- las Bodas de
Orc de la Industrial Tabacalera
que Sc ceIebraran ell pr6ximo
mes de febrerO.
Ell Sr. Rail Vega, Presiden-
tie del Comite Executive, encar-
gado de esta fiesta, di6 a como
Ger los trabajos que Sc estan
realizando y mencion6 las fir
mas y cantidades de dinero do
nadas.
Ell proximo microbes Sc vol
veran a reunir los comercian-
ties en- ell restaurant LAS Move
dadeS".
En- esta junta Sc seguiran to-
mando importantes acuerdos en-
favor de la comunidad latina.
La gaceta., 1934-10-31
Hacia NeW York

HGc11 NeW York
EMBARGO en- dias pasados la
simpatica Srta. Enriqueta' La
riZ, hija de los apreciables es-
pesos Cayetano Lariz, de la ave
nida IA numero 1414.
En- la Metr6poli contraera ma
trimonio con ell j6ven Joe Flo
REMAND, que reside en- esa ciu-
dad desde hace algdn tempo.
La boda sc verificara en- una
lglesia cat6lica, La reception Sc
"a en- ell hogan de la Sra. Filo4
mena Garcia, hermana del pa
La gaceta., 1934-10-31

OperadO
En- Ell Sanatorio Espanol fue
sometido a una diflcil opera
ci6n de la garganta ell Sr. Ber-
nabe Garcia, amigo muy apre-
ciado del cronista, por ell DR.,
Santiago Paniello.
Ell Sr. Garcia estuvo pade-
|ciendo por mucho tempo de
esa enfermedad, que lego a adj
quirir gravedad.
Aun permanece en- ell Sana-
torio, restableciendose.
Deseamos verlo de nuevo en-
tire n~osotros, completamente GU
RADIO.
La gaceta., 1934-10-31
ARRESTADOS Is
MUNICIPALES

Barcelona, Oct. 31.-Bajo la
acusacion de disparar contra el
ejercito fueron arrestados Is
guardias municipales.
Varios miembros de la guar
lila de asalto, a los que Sc SUI
oone desleales, fueron manda-
los a Montjuich.
La gaceta., 1934-10-31
Pleitos y Divorcios

Jose K. Lott contra Irlene F.
Acree; E. E. Edwards contra
Lille Regain Edwards Evelyn
Ines Smith contra James S.
Smith; Harry j.. Bryan contra
Nora Bryan.
La gaceta., 1934-10-31
Restdblecido

RestGbIecid0
De nuevo Sc encuentra al
frente de su establecimiento de
la Septima avenida ell Sr. Gus
.ayo Perez.
Por algdn tempo estuvo re-
Guido en- sus habitaciones de la
avenida Ridgewood.
MuchO 10 celebramos.
La gaceta., 1934-10-31

Jose L. Terrie, %, y Ethel D.
Williams, So; Char,c: Clyatt.
.21, y Ruth F. Allyn, 81 Joshua
Mansell, q, y Gladys Brooks,
.21.
La gaceta., 1934-10-31
Enferna

EnfermH
Guarda CANA en- su hogan de
la calle 16 n1mero 2410 la Srta.
Rosa Llerena.
Sus amistades lie viSitan, in
teresandoSe por su salud.
Hacemos votos porque prom
to recobre la saIud.
Cesar RiVerO.
La gaceta., 1934-10-31
Los BOhemi0S

Los BOhemiOS
Trasmitiran esta noche su a.
c~oStumbrado programa sema-
nal, desde ell micr6fono de la
WDAE.
La gaceta., 1934-10-31
DIRE, que vive en- la avenida Ro-
gers zen Brooklyn.
Promote la resena.

Bdjle infantH
En- la fiesta para ninos cele-
brada ell pasado viernes en- los
salones de la Legion America
ma, recibieron los premios ofre
cidos a la mejor pareja disfra-
zada los ninos Xxi Men6ndez
y Costa La Gale, que vestian
de "~viejos."
La pareja tr~iunfadora perte-
nece al cuadro artfstico que d.
rige ell Sr. Luis Garcia, que ac7
tUa en- ell teatro del Centre
Obrero.
Premio merecido.
La gaceta., 1934-10-31

I'm baby
En- la ncche del pasado saba
do naci6 un hermoso nino, hijo
de los esposos Maria Luisa y
Francisco Boan, de la avenida
IL n1mero 951.
Sc llamara Julio Daniel. Au-
mentara la algeria del dichoso
hogan.
Para ell pequeno "hombreci-
to" un beso del cronista.
La gaceta., 1934-10-31
CENTRIC ESPANOL
AVISO

Sc infcrma a las personals
que Sc interesan por asuntos
del Cementeri2 que las ceremo-
Mas 3nuales, en- ell nuestro, Sc
celebraran ell Domingo 4 de
Noviembre, a las 2 y media de
la tarde.
F.. SOutO.
Secrefario.
La gaceta., 1934-10-31
LA REUNION DE LA ASO-
CIACION DE
TIES DE YBOR

Al mediodia de hoy volvi6 a
reunirse esta agrupaci6n, per-
teneciente a la Camara de Co
mercio ZEN ell restaurant Column
bia.
La gaceta., 1934-10-31
F. SOutO.
Secretario

Octubre 81 de 1894,
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Do you need light on your problems?
Write to Jane Jordan, who will study
your case and answer your questions in
this column.
Dear Jane Jordan-I love a boy
three years my junior. He says
he loves me and 1 believe he does
for he is always doing something
for me and thinking of me. One
night he wanted me to give in to
him, but I refused, saying it would
be better and safer if we were
married. I really am in love with
him and it is hard to say no, bat
I'm sure he thinks more of me
now. Then when we are married
it will be all the SWeeter. He
hasn't got job and doesn't live
here. He is fine, decent, clean
fellow and treats me with respect.
But here is my perplexing prob
lem. For two years have been
having dates with married man
fifteen years my senior. 1 am 25.
We have been intimate because
we think we love each other. He
says he loves me but his wife
won't divorce him. I am begin
ming to think he doesn't want a
divorce-that he wants to have
his cake and eat it, too. I met
him long before 1 knew this other
fellow. Should I tell the younger
one about this other man and
me? JUST BEWILDERED.
Answer-Your letter is little in
coherent. If I understand you cor
rectly, you already had established
a relationship with the married man
before you met the younger one. In
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Card Parties

Ladies auxiliary to South Side
Turner's will hold a euchre party
at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon in the
Turner hall on Prospect street.
Relief committee. Gold Mound
Council, will hold a covered dish
luncheon and party tomorrow at
the home of Mrs. Lillian Hay
worth. SCI Bradshaw street.
Ladies Society. B. of L. F. and E,
No 1913 will hold card parties at 2:3O
and $50 tomorrow at McClain hall,
State and Hoyt avenues.
Mrs. H. B. Magee and her COM
mittee will entertain tomorrow at
ternoon and night with a card party
at the Magee home. 301 North Ia
coma avenue. for the benefit of St.
Philip Neri church.
HooSier post and auxiliary, Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, will enter
tain with card party tonight at
143 East Ohio street.
Mrs. James Jankoviak, 2518 South
New Jersey street, will be hostess
for card parties at 2:30 and $50 to-
morrow for the benefit Of st. Cath
crimes church.
Capitol City Circle, Protected
Home Circle. will entertain with a
benefit card party at $50 Friday
night in Woodmen'S hall. 800 East
New York street.
Daughters of America will hold a
supper and card party tonight at
900 East Ohio street.
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BILE thing" but emotionally you re-
volt.
The thing that I hope you will see
is that you are really exploiting the
bows affection in a rather cold
bloOded manner. About all you nave
to give him at present are the
crumbs from the married mans
table. You claim to love him yet
you did not give him that which
you gave to the one who is married.
When a young woman falls IN
love with an older married man, 1t
often is an unconscious evasion OF
the responsibilities of love. A re-
lationship with him fills biological
need without involving the response
bilities of marriage and maternity.
On the conscious side she may wish
for marriage and children, but on
the unconscious side she may doubt
her capacity to cope with either.
Love with a man not free to suggest
marriage is her compromise with her
instincts.
Another factor which makes girl
feel easier about succumbing to a
married man is his greater diScre-
ton. 1t is decidedly to his adj
vantage to guard his remarks,
whereas a single man is inclined to
brag about his conquests. Besides,
her loss Of chastity will not be a
menace to their marriage, since
there is no question Of marriage
between them, at least in the begin
ming. After the girl grows more &C
customed to the relationship and
feels secure in it, her fears Of mar
riage diminish and she presses her
lover to get a divorce.
The biblical saying, Eye shall
know the truth and the truth shall
make We free" contains a profound
psychological truth. If you are in
tellectually honest you will see that
at least some of these motives have
been influencing your conduct with
out your conscious kowledge. Per-
hapS the truth will help to free you
from the married mans hold. l do
not believe that you will be able to
make another man happy until you
have finished the relationship with
your married lover. And by finished
I do not mean physically finished
alone, but psychologically finished.
To tell or not to tell is delicate
question depending entirely upon
the strength and quality Of the next
mans love.
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Orange Feather Trims T1Ueed Strau
City to Have Esperanto Club

Esperanto club be
ton of Dr. Alfonso A Maohn 300 Empire Life building
Maohn who speaks languages including Esperanto lived
time in Russia where he able
language which is known the international
l.
Poland published
cay by than 100000 all of the
library ranation
hundreds volumes written originally Esperanto.
the language published
including Chinese
postal
theological Tateno 2OOpage
port world distribution
combination
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Jewish Juniors
Schedule Dance
and Floor Show

A gay nineties theme will feature
the annual cabaret of the Council
of Jewish Juniors Sunday night
March 18, at the Columbia Club
The floor show entertainment will
be divided into two parts, with
gImpses of the 1890 and 1890 per-
iOdS.
The show will be directed by
Charles kaufman. Miss Lucia Wild
is dance instructor. Miss Dorothy
Goldsmith, general chairman, will
be assisted by Misses Mignon Ro-
senfeld, properties; Ruth Greenberg
tickets; Fanette Katz, program;
Louise Jaeger, costumes, and AIDE
laide Cohn, publicity.
Miss Dorothy SchlesSinger and Ju-
liza Goldberger are authors of paro-
dies and the program Larry Price
and his orchestra will provide mu-
sic for the dance and show.