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Evening star., 1935-06-17

II
possl and all Of Hollywood ives
at your disposal, 100. what star would
you prefer having for an I'm person"
appesrance2 This was debated a day
Oh so ago by Messrs. Barron and
Spooner 'MT. Spoouer being Miss lie
Galliennes press representative, Mr,
Barron said Mae West. Mr.. Spooner
said Shirley Temple. Wed take Carlo.
MISS BARRYMoRE is stin making
up her mind First she LOlo M.
Cochran chat she would tour for him
next season in The Constant Wife"
Then she told Herald Tribune re-
porter that she woufdn'E tour. Then
she told snoCner New York reporter
that sue would lOuf And Ghen she
told somebody else Gnat she was really
going 10 open Gnat dietion school down
here. Now which is II 70 be?
"RECkY SHARP" Is Ia q hurry To
get 10 Town 80 she viii open
Wednesday nisht az 3 O'Clock ~
Reitt'S instead vi Two days later, ~S
Manager Meakin hsd originally plan
ned This ia good SGuh-bacallse
while ''Aoorsy for Love Is q pleasant
enough little him full OF not weather
tonic and The eye f1lhns Miss Soth-
ern, Miss Sharp is said to be a thing
both Of wonder and delight her COL
orins being something wsv ouL ,rf the
ordinary aud Miss hopkinss acting
being a neM nigh for this aElractive
actress
RRIEFs:
Wsinne toT Lefty" viii oe per-
formed by tne New ThesteT Group
Wednesday and Thursday nights OF
this week at Pierce Hall instead of
Thursday and Friday nights as these
columns stated last week The
Ros oSide Theaters opening tonight is
said 10 have been solo out long. long
ago Bess Davis Schreiner will
try out plays" this Summer for 1he
first time &C the Sylvan Thester
That article on yesterdays drama
page 90 The New YORK rt1eater was
written by LucilIs Beebe Two
members Of the Life Begins VI $40"
compa nv are IN town Michael Logan
and Gene Ashley MI. AShIeys
tap dancing classes 81 Marion Chsce's
school are PACKING them IN ne
will open III the Fail in Beatrice
Lilies new musical comedy a
big ceieprs tlon is being planned Wed
neSdsy night at ahe Maryland Club
Gardens In honor of Charles MaVer.
VINO has been there a whole year
thst was MiI>l Mayfair having dinner
the other night up at Macinss
Carter Barron lunched Baltimores
Mr. Saxon and some of the cricks"
Saturday st the MsyfaiT.
Evening star., 1935-06-17
Drug ViOlstOrs to Die.

Death sentences have been meted 10
ls persons foT violation of the new
acquisitions Of the Chinese national
government governing the suppress
sion Of opium and narcotic drugs.
Evening star., 1935-06-17
Traffic Lights Broken,

Hesriv 5000 new Beiishs tFsfnc
oescous have been broken since the
system was instituted In London q
few months ago.
Evening star., 1935-06-17
Officer Gets Sea Burial.

Complying with his last wish the
body OF Godfrey Stevens. an ex-navsl
ot6cer, was taken 10 sea 10 miles south
Of Salonica and buried.
Evening star., 1935-06-17

By the United States ARMY Band
In the Army Band Auditorium at
p.m.. Thomas F. Darcy conducting.
Evening star., 1935-06-17

Austria is enlareing its postal motor
bus system.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-10
AMNESIA VICTIM Is
TAKEN TO HER HOME

Woman Found Near Frankfort
Tuesday Identified by Relatives.
BIZ Times NpCcim
FRANKFORT, Ind, Oct. 10.-Mrs.
Delbert Fry, 80, Logansport, an ap-
parent victim of amnesia, found
near here Tuesday, was taken home
early today to her family of II chill
dren.
Identified by relatives, Mrs. Fry
seemed to emerge from her daze
when she saw familiar faces.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-10
CITY TO MARK
DISCOVERY DAY
Public Offices to Close for
Observance on Sat-
urday.

Indianapolis Saturday will Join in
observance Of Discovery Day.
The Courthouse and City Hall will
be closed. In the Statehouse only
the gross income tax division Offices
are to remain open. They Will close
at noon.
Member banks of the Indianapo-
lis Clearing House Association will
be closed.
Tomorrow. special programs are
scheduled in several pLcuc and
parochial schools.
Members Of the Knights Of Co.
lumbus are TO celebrate With a
bridge party in the club, 1895 n
Delav' lre-st. A second program has
beer arranged for Monday. when
d. Vincent A. LaPenta, Italian. con-
5 :. will speak.
Regular schedules will be main
tanned at the postoffice. Postmaster
Adolph Seidensticker said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-10

or ton in and
legislation
welfare
tn rmg lIdrn ndEa.
various session @ be lin build
Among l.
Fred
Generals whnh Ngnat NIGHT pobe ednC
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-10
MILK STRIKERS
FAIL 70 ATTEND
MEETING HERE
1876 Chicago Association
Members Cancel Farley
Reservations.

One hundred ninety-five members
of the Chicago Pure Milk Associa-
ton, who were to attend the nine
tenth annual convention of the Ma
tional Cooperative Milk Producers
Federation opening at the Claypool
today, have cancelled their reser-
vatiOnS.
Federation officials, advised the
action had been taken because the
Chicago members felt they should
stay "on the firing line" in the Chi
cago milk strike, declined to make
statement.
Many of the underlying prin-
ciples of the New Deals agricultural
program were declared sound,
reasonable and right" today by N.
P. Hull, federation president.
With our present international
situation it is difficult to sell sur
pluses in other countries and re-
ceive prices that will meet the cost
Of producing" he said.
IF farmers will give careful at
tention to their legislative needs, and
agree on essentials so they can bring
their full strength to bear in a CO.
operative way, they will accomplish
their aims" Mr.. Hull advised.
Resolutions Are Adopted
Butter producers probably will
adopt resolutions Saturday which
were drafted last night. The reso-
lutions support Federal tax
of cents a pound on oleo-
margarine: Federal laws protecting
states which have taxes on butter
and butter fat from bootleg" but
ter from other states; state legis-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-10
PiCketS Tour Highways
BIZ United Press

By UHltC1 Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 10.-Pickets today
toured northern Illinois and south
ern Wisconsin highways to thwart
armed guards conveying milk ship
ments to Chicago.
The l0-day-old milk strike, called
by Federal Judge John P. Barnes an
"insurrection and rebellion" con-
tinued after Mayor Edward J. Kelly
and Dr. Herman n. Bundesen,
Health Board president, failed to
bring an agreement between striking
farmers, officials Of the Pure Milk
Association and dealers. The mayor
indicated negotiations would con-
tinue.
Judges Barnes statement came
when he denied a petition Of the
Meadow-Moore Diaries for an in
junction against "rioting, vandalism
and terrorism" He placed re-
sponsibility for maintaining order
upon the state.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-10
JUDGE FAV0RS
REALTY FIRMS
REORGANIZATION
Program of College Court
Majority Stockholders
to Be Approved.

Probate Judge Smiley N. Cham
bers announced today that he would
approve conditionally the reorgan-
ization plan Of the majority of pre-
ferred stockholders of the College
Court Realty Co.
The majority which has taken the
name Stockholders Protective Com
mittee, advised Judge Chambers of
intent to buy the apartment build
ing at 54th-st and College-av. now
in receivership, when offered for
sale.
Judge Chambers said he would
accept either cash or preferred
stock now on deposit In all prob
ability, common stockholders will
be wiped out in the settlement, the
judge said
Preferred stockholders probably
will receive so cents on the dollar,
though there is a possibility of their
receiving full value for stock
William A. Brennan has been re-
ceiVer Of the property since 1880
Claims for only $50 have been re-
ceived, and $l75O0 in cash is on
hand evidence before Judge Cham
bers said OF the 2095 outstanding
shares Of preferred stock, 1910 have
been deposited under the reOrgani-
cation agreement.
The protective committee, repre-
sentcd by Jesse Weichman, Rich
mond Gnd) broker. is to take over
the property by pledging the depos-
tied stock
Judge Chambers said he would
accept Il satisfactory offer, should
one be made.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-10
MANUFACTURERS TO
ARRANGE FOR LOBBY
Program for Legislative Session to
BE Outlined Tonight.

Officers and directors of the In
diana Manufacturers Association
are to meet tonight at the Columbia
Club to decide on a preliminary
lobbying program for the next
session of the Indiana General
Assembly.
Recently enacted state and ma
tional legislation was discussed at
a meeting last night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-10
EVANSVILLE BANK MAY
PAY ANOTHER DIVIDEND
Liquidating Agent Petitions Su.
perior Court for Authority.

By Times Special
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 10.-An-
other 10 per cent dividend aggregaU-
ing Sl5788l.72 may be paid $500
depositors Of the defunct American
Trust and Savings Bank.
f. l.. Brown, state liquating agent,
has petitioned Superior Court to
make the payment. If granted, the
additional dividend would raise the
total paid since the bank closed to
IS per cent.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-10
CATHOLIC WOMEN DINE
Daughters of Isabella Celebrate
Twentieth Anniversary.

More than 125 members of the
Daughters of Isabella, Catholic So
cial service organization, were
guests at a dinner last night at
Cifaldi's Villa Nova, E. National-rd,
celebrating their twentieth anniver-
sary. Past regents of the Mother
Theodore Circle Sc, chaplains and
officers were special guests.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-10
Evangelical Church Head Named

BIZ jHttCd Press
MT. VERNON, Ind, Oct. 1O.-The
Rev. w. Sinke, Paducah, KY, was
elected president of the Indiana
district of the Evangelical Church
here today.
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lation on oleorargarine compensa-
tory to butter men in relation with
taxes now in effect on oleomar-
garine, and an increase in tariffs
and duties on imported fats and oils
from the present Scent rate to 5
cents
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-10
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La gaceta., 1935-07-10

future no promote que surgi-
los rumores de que 70 y mis-
colegas contemplamos an golpe
de estado p9rque tememos una
reaction contra ell dominic con-
,serVador, en- las venideras cleo
Clones, han sido inventadaS por
'nuestros enemigos polfticos. La
realidad es que deseamos otras
que la i%zquierda, porque tene-
mos la coafianza de que V9lve-
remos al pod9r en- ndmero ma
yor.
Pero antes de que las pr6xi-
mas elecciones Sc verifiquen la
existente ley electoral debe ser
modificad1, y no sera possible
abordar la revision de la Cons
.tituci6n, antes del ailo venide-
70, mientras tengamos que de-
dicar TODD ell tempo a otros pro
blemas.
Es3amos resWeltos "a mantle
ner la ley y ell orden y proteger
la p~ropiedad y los derednos de
los ciudad&nos, sin reparar en-
Ell costo.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
GIL ROBLES REITERA
SU OPOSICION A UN
GOLPE DE ESTADO

Madrid, Julio 10.-Tanto Sc
oye de nuevo hablar de dictadu-
ra en- Espana, tanto, que ell ener
gico ministro de la guerra, Jo-
sc Maria Gil Robes, jefe del
poderoso partido Acci6n Popu-
lar Cat6lica, ha declarado pu-
blicamente que 81 suprimiria en-
lugar de apoyar un golpe de eS-
tado militar que tratase de a
bolir en- "este pals la forma de
gdbierno democratico. Mantle
ne que no abriga ningun plan 0
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
CHUNGAS
(Viene de la IG.)

mediate de los bonos a los SOL
dados.
X.-Favorecemos la inme-
data prOpiedad publica y ope-
raci0n de los recursOs natura-
les, transportation Y comunica-
ci6n, utilidades publicas, minas,
munici0nes, fabricas e indus
trias basicas.
XI.-Favorecemos la unfit
cada propiedad federal y opera
ci6n del sistema bancario para
eel prop6sito de controlar las
emisiones de dinere y er6dito,
XII.-Nos oponemos d la
guerra y favorecemos la vigo,
rizaci6n de ~agencias internacio-
males para la paz, por medic dc
la cooperation international.
XIII.-Favorecemos la ayu-
da federal para nivelar las opoi
tunidadeS de educacion entire
Hos Estados.
NIV.-Favorecemos una en-
mienda constitutional dispo-
lniendo q. el CcngreSo tenga po-
der para ioacer todas las leyes
que ! Su iuicio sean necesaria>
EN- bien del pueblo.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10

ra a los hombres que obren
con lGgica. Mas 81 pedimos a
algUno que nos eXplique seme-
ante 3ctitud absurda, nos di-
ra que por 10 que a mujer res
pecta, la cosa es muy diferen-
te, porque la mujer no esta SUI
jeta a las mismas tentaciones,
a las mismas pasiones que los
hcmbres, Y no siente en- igual
grado ell espiritu de a~venturas
etc, etc.
TOGO en- los hombres, por 10
que Sc refiere a SUI trato con ell
seXo contrario ,es incongruen-
te, y por ESQ nj listed nj 20 nj
ninguna mujer acertamos a
cOmprenderles. GQuiere listed
mayor incongruencia que ell he
chO de q"e antes de casarse Sc
pase todGs sus horas libres en-
extasis ante la mujer que ado
ra, escuchando embelesado 10
que sale ia los laEios de esta,
y solo abriendo los propios pa
ra decirle Guam mar3villosa
es en- 10 fisico, en- 10 moral V en-
0 espiritual? Y luego, Ge5pnCs
de casados, pArece huir dc
ella, como 81 esta hubiese per
dido todos los encantos que
antes lie reconor;a.
Y es que los hombres Sc ena
moran de una mujer por deter
minados rasgos fisicos y espi-
rituales que estas poseen, y
despues, una vez terminada la
ceremonial nupcial, pretenden
que esa muief Sc convierta en-
un ser enteramente opueSto.
Ash, Sc enamoran pongo por ca
SO, de una mQchacha allegro, di-
La gaceta., 1935-07-10

movimientO destinado a CONVEX.
trio a 81 0 algunos de sus par
It'd rios en- duenOs abSolutos de
la situaci6n politica. No 0bstan.
tie esas raIabras, todoS los mo.
narquicos y neO-republicaG9s
Conservatives favorecen una
ldictadura del ala derecha y un
estado Cooperative, no parla-
mentario, que pueda c%ontrolar,
len su opinion, a todos los mar
Ixistas.
En- lugar de p3cificar a los e.
lementos del ala izquierda, la
Iclemente l%iqUidaci6n hecha por
ell gobierno de la revolution DE
Icctubre ha seryido para amman
d los exprimeros ministries Ma
.nuel Azana y Martinez Barrios
que estan reorganizando sus ii
las Y aliandose con los socialis-
,tas y otros elementos cuyas tao
Iticas son calificsd as de obStruc-
,cionistas, es decir que tienden
a anular los esfuerzos constitu-
cionales del gobierno para rea-
liar sus anunciad9S medidas
de reajuste econ6mico.
Los partidarios de una dicta-
.dura mantienen, en- efecto, que
la continuada actividad de los
grupos rebeldes en- ell pals justiv
fican la intenSificaci6n de los
factories militares en- defensa
del Gobierno.
ElloS quieren reforzar a la
guardia civil y comlprar mas
equipo de guerra para los guar
dias de asalto, Pero 81 con este
contaban para abrir UNI facil
canine a la dictadura, las pala-
bras del ministro de la guerra
han destruido sus esperanzas :
"Nunca he considerable que en-
Espana esta iustificada una die
tadura. Solo puede aceptarse
cuando un periodic de anarquia
sacramento smenaza la ley y ell
.orden y la autoridad del Gobier
no. No exiSte al presente tai a.
menaza para ell Gobierno y ell
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
Come hdsta ahora no Sc ha en-
contrado NADIA mejor coz que.
SubStitlNrle...

Cleric que Dies no Ilizo al
hombre del TODD satisfactorio,
~ Sc le podrian introducir algu-
mas mejoraS y Professionalism
tos; pero, en- fin, spesar de
clio, cumple con su mission, des-
empeAa su papel... Y, scbre to-
dc, que como hasta ahora no Sc
ha encontrado NADIA mejor con
que substitutes.
Porque todas esas mujeres
que proclaman haberse entire
.gado completamente a su arte,
o aseguran no vivir mas que pa
ra 81 carrera, abandonan arte
y carrera, y echan a rodar su
vocaci6n y TODD, cuando en- su
horizonte asoma Ell homhre, ell
suyo...
Asl, un Ecmbre es algo, por
10 visto, sin 10 que la mujer no
Sc puede pasar, aUnque con el
10 pase NAL.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
SOCIALES
SentidO fanecinaient0

Sentido faUeciDSjento
En- la manana de hoy recibi6
sepultura ell cadaver del ST..
Mike Glamour, que dejara de
existir a consecuencia de una
cruel enfermedsd.
Ell cortejo f1nebre parti6 dc
su Aogar de la avenida 13, Sc.
guido por las amistades de Ii
agreeable familia Chaumon
que g9za de reconocida estima
ci6n.
En- la Iglesia Nuestra Seho
ra de la MERGED, Sc efectuarol
se~rvicios religiosos.
Ofrendas florales en- gran nj
nero cubrian el feretro.
Ell ST.. Chaumon prestaba su.
serVlc10S como operator en- e
te9tro Casino donde su hernia
no Joe desempena la plaza d,
encargado
Despidi6 ell duelo, EN- nombrt
de les familiares, y ell Centre
ESpan2l, su Secretario ST.. Fer.
min Souto, y en- representation
de la Union de OIper2dores de
Cine, ell Sr. J. Sullivan.
Recibi6 cristiana sepultura
en- ell Cementerio del Centre Els
panol.
Reciban sus familiares, y es-
lpecialmente nuestro particular
amigo Joe Chaumon, nuestra
sentid9 expression de condolen,
cia.
Paz a suS rest0s.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
e. s;z... !. PARA ,i;::: "a )! v !: g.,
iiogico Egoismo del Varon

Que por que son los hombres
Issf? GQue por que Sc Green SUI
periores? iQue por que han dc
echar la culpa de TODD a la mu-
jer? GQue POI que son tan e
goistas? GQue por que, en- fin,
hay hombres en- el mundo?
Mire, nj jGven amiga, dele
mos al hombre que Sc crea SUI
frerior, y felicit6monCs de que
en- realidad no sea ell ser supe-
rior cue Sc consider3.
Porque. lQu6 mujer podria
congeniar cen una especie de
Dios sin pasiones, nj defectos,
nj debilidades de ningdn gene
70; con un ser que fuese la per-
tfecci0A miSma, que en- TODD hi
ciera 10 debido y ju9to, que en-
mazda Sc e~quivccase nunca?
Frente a semeiante ser parfec-
to, la muier Sc I~5ailaria siempre
consciente de su inferioridad
sus faltas Sc harlan mas eviden
ties. Acaso admiremos a las per-
.sonas por sus yirtudes, general
nente, las amamos por sus fla.
quezas,
En- su ciego orgullo de ma
Tho, ell hOmbre no reconoce que
la mujer puada servir para ma
da Y asi, ne toma en- seri9 la
labor fememna, y considera que
la mission que por ejemplo, en-
Iel h.2gar le ha sido encomenda-
da no requiere esfuerzo nj inte-
.ligencia nj cosa que Sc lie pareZ-
ca. Pero que la esposa dele al
marid0 al cuid do de los nifos
una tarde y a su regreso Sc 10
encontrara en- un estado deplo-
rable de agotamiento fiSico y
moral que hara apreciar a este
la labor penosa de la muier.
En- cuanto a 10 de culpar a
esta de TODD, es una NJ ldici6n
que pesa sobre nuestro sexo des
de que a Eva Sc lie ocurri6 dar
a probar la manzana famosa a
Adam. BESIDE entonces, la mu-
jer ha sido considerable como
fuente y causa de TODD NAL, Y
como semejante acusaci6n re-
sulta IN medic muy c6modo pa
ra los hombres de excuSarse de
TODD 10 que no hacen 0 hacen
nal, pues Sc aprovechan. AIDE
mas, 2si, echando la culpa de
TODD a la mujer, su dignidad
masculine no sufre q~uobranto
nj mengua alguna,
Claro que semeiante actitud
.p9r parte del hombre de consi-
derar siempre eulpgble a la mu-
ler no encaja con la conducta
Immaculate Que luego exigen de
ella, conducta que ellos Sc con-
sideran incapaces de observar.
Pero no yamos a pedir aho-
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Paz a suS resttOS.

La funci6n del Centre EspaRo
Ell dia 25 de este mes, Ell acor
tecimiento del Centric Espano.
sera la function que prepare Ia
Secci6n de Recreo. Tn progra.
ma repleto de inter6s forma e.
cartel para esa noche.
"De la Habana traen un bar
co" es la obra que sera repre-
sentada. Una extenSa lista de
ndmeros de variedades ira al fl
nal.
No es social. A precios popu-
lares.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
La Corte Suprema de Kansas reconoce derecho
a la Prensa3 discutr los actos de los candidates

Topeka, Ksnsas, Julio 10.-La
.Corte Suprema del Estado de
Kansas decide aver que los pc
Iri6dicos tienen ell derecho a dis
.outir los actos de los funciona-
rios pdblicos y a lamar la aten
ci0n de los votantes sobre he
chcs que cream ser ciertos rela-
tivos a los candidates.
La sentencia deja sin efecto
La gaceta., 1935-07-10

Damos de los Loyal knights
De orden de la Soberana cite
a todas las Grerm9nas para la TIE
nida General Ordinaria que ha-
bra de celebrarse, esta noche a
las 8 en- ell local de costumbre.
Sc ruega la asistencia de to-
das.
Cesar RiUer0.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10

Una de la Corte de Distrito del
.condado que otorg6 al exalcalde
Hurst Mayors una indemniza-
ci6n de $3.50 por I'm articulc
que contra el p~ubIicara Fay N.
Seaton, director del reri6dico
"T1ae Manhattan Mercury y
Chronicle" Habia pedido ell ex
alcalde una indemnizaci6n de
$50, 900.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
Afifma Ell Juez Gomez que la
g familia Atwell fue asesnada

Key West,Y julio ~f-El juez
de paz Rogflio Gomez declare
aver que No tiene en- 81 poder
pruetas fehacT1Tc-, pero que
en- su mente no existe la dud4
sobre que la familia Atwell
fue aseS'oada, Ell pasado vio~
mes, cuand9 IN incendio destru
20 la casa de dos pisos en- que
viva. Los cuerpos fueron APT
La gaceta., 1935-07-10

y rociados con gasolina
para ocultar las huellas del
crimeNUn testigo VIC a 1e
hombr4 que. reeeea 81 casa
actuaban en- forma misteriosa.
Los bomberos encontraron en- :
ire las ruinas de la casa los
cuerpos de los esposos Henry
Atwell II sus cuatro hijds. Co
mez continuara la investiga;
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
Rotas las ~negociaciones en- pr4
del Tratado Commercial con Francia

Madrid, Julio 10.-La que
IRA de tarifas arancelariA con
.Francia empez6 en- la noche de
aver, cuando Sc dieron por ter
minadas j. negooiaciones en-
pro dedh tratsdo De concrete
con la vecina @ci6n.
| Do la n3Tcia de la ruptura
III Sr. Teodr 70 Aluilar, que di.
;S.,,gla las duiones ipor la
staAdel %gobIe-rro espanol. Mas
La gaceta., 1935-07-10

Estaci6n WDAE Y cadena
Columbia; 500, orQuestl &c
Sharman; 80, cuerdas poeti-
cas-; 600, Elsie Thomcson;
Nina Taras2va; 7:3O, or
.quessr de Daley; 100 Tito Gui
.zar Y So, orquesta; 8:45, Mork
WafhoW; $50, melodias; 10:
NrqueSta Hopkins; 1910, or
questa Fio-Rito; II 100, orques-
ia de Dornberger, y II 80, or
questa de CARRIER.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10

arde la ccnfirm6 ell min;stro
de comunicaciones.
Francia pide ID Espana Sc
male M 2ntisseo Zoe de impor-
taciol e% AUTOMOBILES y que sc
lie. garantice el reembolso de los
cr6aitos comerciales.
Pc su carte, Espana resha-
"a Ell contingente de la naran-
,ja y tambien -Les altos arance-
'es contra los platanos de las
Isla2 Canarias.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10

charashera, gracioP, presumi-
d. - buenas a timeras, FL
arte -. Ia bendici6n del cd
Iquieren que esa .misma j6S
,Quede convertida - mq&p
eta seria, calladl
modosita...
En- la forma de su
son tambien il6gkos los hSs
,bres. Lo: lay que Sc matan TIA
bajando para mantener a su es-
iposa como una diosa en- un al
tar y ofrendarle cuanne pue-
.da halagar 'joyas, pielesY TODD
10 que en- el L.undo hay e mas
costoso. Pero de su almaAun
Iaton1o lie daran. Lo qre en- Il
|fondo del coraz6n sienter yes un
mlsterlo para Ia muJer. Saben
que son amadas por las pruebas
cue &c 6stos reciben c~onstante-
Imente; pero jamas I2rque 6stos
Sc 10 hayan dicho con palab~as,
En- eaabio, hay ell ctro tipo
de egoist5: ell que 10 es en- la
question material, egateando a
Ia mujer hasta 10 nesesario, y
sin embargo, Sc muestra gene
roso en- carino y rernura; pro
.digo en- elgi2s y alabanz;s.