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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-23

toontlnued from FAas ~
press. President Roosevelt. and re-
stated his emphatic approval 81 the
phkman bonus bill. His business
manager. Louis B. ward. who
made an Introductory speech.
sought 70 bring pressure on Gen,
Robert r. wagner. p, n. r. an
opponent oe The Pattnah bill who
probably viii vote today against
0veF-ridima President Rooseveit'u
veto. The audiences, largely made up
Of Wagner's constituents, booed
mention Of hts name.
The priest attacked President
Roosevelt on two grounds: his veto
OF the patfnan bill, his message be-
ing characterized az - money
changers argument" and his M.
ing Of work relief wages II less
than prevailing wages in private
industry.
All mention OF bankers. ana ''the
MorgAns, the BAruchs,N and the
Warburgs,'' who were named spes
ciiicaiiy. aroused q Sooing chorus.
His attack on newspapers which
ne tCTAuS0 bu0 Il RVpS PAV1o eAhNs
voiced the views OF the wealthy
and worked against the Inasse&
was loudly cheered.
His Attack on Veto
Coughiin said in attacking tho
presidents bonus veto:
EMO later than this afternoon you
heard the president OF the United
States condemn class legislation, as
he called 1t, while for years he and
his predecessors In office have been
luphoiding this very class legisla-
tion for the beneft Of the bankers.
the money creators. wednesday,
May ~, 1895 once more has DEM
onstrated that no one dare breathe
against their Will.
1.-THE United States Chamber Of
Commerce. the monop olistic indus
tries, and the Bankers association,
not one. of whom Is the friend OF
the president, have been cofnforted
with money changers feeble ar
gument pronounced by the same
persof, who promised to drive the
money changers from the temple.
Attacks Catholic Priest
''Their prostituted press which
wakes fat upon the advertising
profits bestowed upon them, pub
licizes the prejudiced criticism Of
q fellow priest who already 10 no.
torious for playing into the hands
Of unciean motion picture produce
ers because he shows aptitude for
the lessons taught by financial jour-
nails than by those espoused by the
encyclicais Of his church"
(Coughlin during his career has
been attacked by several Catholic
churchmen, including Cardinal o.
Connell Of Boston. He was attacked
yesterday by the Rev. Wilfrid Par.
sons. 8. j., leading Catholic writ
er.--Ed.)
Hits At Wage Scale
His attack based on work reiief
wage scales: -,
/ "What American citizen is will
ling to give his approval to any
make.shift policy which Is content
to expend a meager $50 month
for administrators work relief
whether we know It or not, We are
permanently faced with a perma-
nent public works program. we
dare not offer those who labor
thereat an unjust wage that Will
breed In their hearts the spirit Of
communism. There is no necessity
for suffering from want because o.
Ia vicious, plutocratic, capitalistie
system which for the last SO years
or more has operated TO concen-
trate wealth in the hands OF rev
la system which syphons the
nrofit' into the pursesvof the mon
opolistic manufacturers and the
bankers"
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80 isst,a nee OF paper money. There
can he little question that the
n-intinx Of two billions OF paper
~ meet this demand would sharp
an anpetites and lead to the print.
Ing Of more"
Atlanta Constitution (dem.,
president Roosevelt's Justiiica.ion
Of his veto Of the bonus piii - =
courageous document, and the ply
~ IL il that congress mas ny
,,anifested the same courage tnat
nrnmpted the president. Tnere y
10 reason why the veterans snou!o
ia set apart az q class entitieo 70
sneciai and unequal consideration.
New York Daily News (Ind.l--
"preaident Roosevelt has been ac-
.,,.sd nv his enemies Of being an
~ s,ncere politician. His speech
vastardav kills that particular cri-
ticism. Franklin y. Hooseve.s a.
the incorporating courage "
stand UP to congress IN person 80
take the unpopular side. we nav
been favoring the Patman bonus
hill for some time. We must 80
nit. however, that the president
has pointed out flaws in the Dill
which we didn't fully grasp pc
fore"
New York Times (Ind.)--The
presidents veto message was .
masteriya performance. Certainly
nersuasiye to all who had not put
themselves beyond the reach Oh
persuasion"
Chicago Daily News (Ind.) R.l--
From now on, no one can say that
President Roosevelt is carrying out
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-23
GAME POSTPONED

Cincinnati, o., May Sa--(UPo--
The Cincinnati Philadelphia IVA"
tional league baseball game scned-
uled for tonight has been post
poned until Friday night because
Of rain ana cold. The gam ewiii pc
the FIRST major league contest ever
PLAYED at night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-23

the issue. Already bonusites are
framing q new plan II the Fatmen
bin n killed. /.
'1'Ve been beaten before ana
can take my beating rs Wen as any
other" Long SAID. 10 Deem
the only one beaten, " wou,on :
matter, but IT'S the VeterHhs "nV
are being beaten. ~,
each Of the veterans, WIN nis
wife ana family, has Inquired ne y
have the bonus money coinIns ~
him. He'd pay the grocer. OF pep
FOR what ne bougnt TWO yess eS
and is still wearing OF ne seNu
q boy or girl to schooi. q.
That's going 20 De uasneH !"
the bow-wows Dy sniT 49, dan,.
Senator Ebert u. inonnas,
ocrat, Utah, urged enacn,A In
TO say that II wouIo re-. .hn
initiation IN the sensS a. 90
Germans or Frencn lni1 70 ssA
cepting premise tnat 10 nvt
upon historical facI ne s Ak
That when we s,otionarv- |"
under tn's vi. - ~ -.
very Ael'se ,,,>
Washington, May -.
The senate In tense seSs.o
day debated tne .a's " hu W
200,O00,000 Patman bonus Dn. a.
President kooseVeit 'eau go.
the senate SAID they "ere .v' W..
Of sustaining MS veto OIL lne
man measure py eoto. -. att s,s
margin. Tney talhea me- W "a
votes more than the % they 49,
ed to keep ponusNes lFo'h "''e
o two-thirds margin. n,.
The Patman FORCES ws
Ing to the last. Ineir ony nop.
seemed 10 ne that suuuen ~
unexpected shl1t woulo ue.eiop =.
There seemed httie prospect u
that.
Galleries were packed DeIore 'ns
senate convened at ~ a. m.
1t met two hours earlier than
usual so as TO dispose Oh the ISSUE
to-day. with deDate limited ~
80 minutes Tor eacn senator, leau
ers looked Tor a ilnal vote ourihs
the afternoon.
Last Minute Fight
Can Elmer Thomas. handsome,
vbtte. haired Oklahoma democrat,
LA the iast.minute fight for the
hill
"There was a time" he said,
awhec service In time of war was
consiaered a great honor. Tn
modern times, however, service III
war is comparable to service in
prison"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-23

SneiS naPPys
healthy wife and mother she
will thank you.
Mrs. Marie White of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, says, my mother
advised me 90 take the Compound.
MY nerves are better, my color Is
good and feel well and strong"
Was Carried Out sf scissol
Mildred Dickerman of Nebos
Illinois had such cramps she had 90
Be carried home from school. The
Vegetable Compound relieved her:
She says, Il wish I had known
about Il before ] did"
sssd AZ An Drug Stores &c
and many department stores. Get
q hoffie TO-DAY. You win be
pleased with the results,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-23
WHEN YOUR
DkU G H TER
COL ES TO
W 0M AM 00D

If she is pale, listless and weak,
have her take Lydia 3. Pink
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-23

nam 5 Vege"
table Co m.
pound regu.
Larry for the
n e 1t fe w
m o n { h s :
Teach b err
how to guard
her he alth
now. When
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-23

new electors would last one week
and would commence the fourth
Tuesday before election day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-23

Paris, May 2S--(UP)-A direct
German French conversation may
result from Adolf Hitler's reichstag
speech on European politics. 1t was
indicated today.
Of1icial opinion was that the
speech did not close the way to me-
gotiation of ornaments and 1t was
intimated that Hitler advanced the
possibility of what many response
BILE government officials believe to
be the next step--direct talk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-23

A(OAbAh9V0 khVM 08U AZ
sought So per cent Of Britain's
naval strength.
Londonderry, in his appeal for
men, referred to Hitler's speech.
saying of the air force expansion:
st does not reflect a policy OF
competition with other countries
nor a race for ornaments. We
welcome Herr Hitler's offer of linn
itation but at the same time we
are carrying out our declared pol
icy not to accept inferiority to our
neighbors in the air."
To Match Germany
He used "neighbors." But the
expansion is to match Germany
man for man, plane for plane, at
whatever cost in effort or money.
In announcing its program the
air ministry warned that the whole
hearted cooperation of the country
would be needed.
The present strength of the Brit
ish air force is officially placed al
$50 first-line fighting planes, The
personnel consists Of 400 pilots
and $500 men.
The aviation expert Of the Lon
don Star estimated today that the
expansion program would cost an
additional 10000, 900 pounds (near-
ly $50,O00,000). He said Britain's
planes would total between 1900
and 5000 by 1887, despite the off,
cial statement Of q considerably
less number.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-23
WATERBURY CITY
COURT MIX-UP

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new REGISTRARS
WERE SWORN IN

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GREAT BRITAIN
AFTER AIR FORCE

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EDITORIALS ARE
FOR PRESIDENT

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-26
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-26
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La gaceta., 1935-08-21
NOTAS f6ITICAS'
Un Concurrido Mitin del Alcalde Chancey

Hablaron aver en- diferentes
lugares de la ciudad los candi-
datos a alcalde Sres. R. E. L.
Chancey y D. 3 McKay
Ell mitin a favor de la candi-
datura de Mr.. Chancey, en- la
esquina de la Octava y Gale 16,
Sc vic animado por cerca de dos
mil Ip~ersonas.
Ademas de JOS candidates a
tasadores, Sres. Campbell y
Frazier, hablaron los Sres. Chan
cey, V~ictoriano Manteiga, direc
tor de este peri6dico, y Octavio
Pla.
Sc refiri6 e4 alcalde a su vie
ia amistad con ell pueblo latino,
que data de hace mas de 30 "a
nos, cuando desembarc6 de un
tren en Ybor City. En- Ybor Sc
con una muchacha latina,
Ia DANA que hoy es su esposa.
Relate parte de sus trabajos,
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~ENCARCELADOS A
IBAR3A Y Ell CORONEL


Guayaquil, Ecuador, Agx'sto
21.-El DICTATOR Velasco Iharra
tha perdido la presidential de la
RepGblica y Sc encuentra hoy
en- la carcel acompanado del CO.
ronel Ricardo Astudillo y de tres
ayudantes. Velasco encarcel6 a
los lideres de la oposici6n, per2
estos recobraron su libertad e
embellishments hicieron prisio-
neros al jefe de policia Intriago
Arrata, de Quito, y al goberna-
dor de la provincia.
Habia ell senado tornado ell a.
cuerdo de no reunirse en- session
81 la debida protection para la
libertad. Velasco Ibarra cerro
Ell congreso y public6 un decreto
a ulla asamblea consti
tuyente para respaldar su pro-
estableciendo la dictadu-
Ta.
Arre:t6 al presidente, llevan-
dolo a la carcel, ell coronel Nj
canor Soils, Inspector general
del ejercito.
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SOCIALES

81 b%eneficio de hog
Ell Comite Pro-Fabricaci6n de
la Orden Caballero de la Luz,
celebrara hoy y manana un be-
neficio en- ell teatro Columbus.
Sc llevara a la p~antalla la gra
ciosa pelicula ''Riachuelo," en-
espaho,, en- la que toma parte
ell simpatiquisimo actor c6mico
argentine Luis Sandrini, que al
canz6 TN rotundo triunfo en- la
pelicula Los Tres Berretines'
exhibida hace POGO en- esta ciu-
dad.
Habran I'm acto de varieda-
DIES por Joaquin Barcena, Bal,
domero Velazco, los hermanitos
Garcia, que bailaran La Carlo
ca" ell nino Costa La Gale, y
ell bailador de tangos Woodrow
Garcia.
Una function que gustara mu
cho al p1blico.
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hechos en- favor de la comuni-
dad desde la ACADIA, siendo
muy aplaudido.
Ell exalcalde D. B. Mckay ha
bio en- ell parque de Highland an
tie unas 800 p&rscnas, diciendo
que en- estos r1omentos las con-
dicioDes del vicio, en- la ciudad
de Tampa, son las peores de su
historic.
Esta noche hablaran los dos
candidates, desde la misma plS
taforma, en- Ell parque de Plant,
bajo los auspicios de la Liga en-
pro de elecciones honradas. CO
Ell grupo de Mckay celebra-
ra IN mitin en- la Once avenida
y Gale 16, con Tony Fernandez,
Jose Barcelona y Peter Manis
calico de oradores.
Per la Radio, a las 80, ha-
.blara en- favor del alca1de ell a.
'bogado R. G, Ellsworth.
La gaceta., 1935-08-21
Dinner Dance

Dinner Dance
Ell banquete que la DIRECTIVE
del Centre Asturian0 iba a dar
en- honor de la Secci6n de Da-
mas, en- premio a la labor rea-
lizada en- pro de la fiesA del
Centre en- la pista de galgos de
Sulphur Springs, y que fue sus-
rendido, tendra efectO Ell vier-
mes 80, en- ell restaurant "El
Boulevard" a las 8 P. NJ.
Despu6s Sc bailara con la OF
questa LA Tropical.
Tomaran parte en- esta fiesta
los miembros de todas las Sec
clones y Agrupaciones del Cen
tro Asturiano Y sus familiares,
quedando tambien invitados los
amigos que 10 deseen, siempre
que 10 comuniquen al Secretario
jose Gonzalez, antes del mier
coles % de este mes.
La gaceta., 1935-08-21
iENCARCELADO Ell PRESI-
N DE UNA SOCIE-
DAD DE INVALIDOS

Madrid, agosto 21.-Infor-
man de Zaragoza que ha sido
encarcelado en- aquella ciudad
Wenceslao Martin, presidente
de la Association General de In
valid6s de ESpana que vendia
sellos alegando fines beneficos
y despues Sc aprdpiaba ell dine
re.
Martin Sc alojaba en- ell Gran
Hotel y obtuvo de differences
personals, bien relacionadas, car
de recommendation.
Los estanqueros fueron los
en- ser e~nganados Y lie
La gaceta., 1935-08-21

las elecciones honradas yGn de
ellos, ell Rotary y Lions,A
ron dar su apoyo a los ciS AN
didatos de la mesa de ~preSiden-
ties; pero ell Civitan Sc opuso, a.
legando que Su reglamento lie
impide mezclarse en- la politica.
Son los candidates nominal
dos por los presidentes, los Sres
Edwin X. Nelson, w. j. Bivens,
W. l.. Blocks, c.. D. Cordner y
John G.. Anderson.
Ell presidente del Civilian DR..
j. R. McEachern, dijo que a 81
no Sc lie lhabia citado para la
reunion en- que Sc tom6 ell acuer
do.
La Camara de Concrete de
West Tampa, que preside el can
didato Leon Cain, dicese tom6
aver ell acuerdo de votar a ia
vor de es9s cinco candidates.
Suponese que la tai Camara
de Concrete debe ser impartial
en- cuestiones electorales.
La gaceta., 1935-08-21
MdehdcdRd0

Md6hGcGnd0
Vamos a dedicar unas lineas
al festival que con ell nombre de
Gran Fiesta Veraniega' cele-
brara la Secci6n de Beneficen-
cia del Centre Espanol, en- ell e.
dificio de West Tampa, ell dia
| del entrante mes.
Tn "picnic" bajo techo, don
de habra TODD 10 necesario para
disfrutar de un dia delicioso.
All mediodia sera servido ell
sabroso almuerzo, al que lie Sc
'guiran los bailables, a cargo de
las orluesta Don Francisco,
."Los Bohemios" y Santirzo."
Sc han fijado los precios de
.S1.00 eli ticket para ell almuer-
70, con derecho al bale, 40 cts.
para los caballeros Y Is las da-
mas que solo asiStan al bale.
A juzgar por la demanda de
papeletas, puede augurarse un
franco exHo.
Cesar RiUerO.
La gaceta., 1935-08-21
LUCAS CONTESTA A LA A
CUSACION
EN- So CONTRA

Ell abogado Thomas E. Lu-
cas-, en- contra del cual ha spre-
sentado un escrito ell fiscal Far
rior, pidiendcle Sc lie prohiba
continuaS ejerciendo la profe :
sion de abogado, contest6 ayes
al escrito de la acusaci6n dicien
do que los cargos son falsos,
que no Sc ~ajustan a la verdad.
Representa- a Lucas Y lie de
fenderan los letrados S. S. Dan
ford, Maynard Ramsey y O. K.
Reaves.
Lucas engan0sal DR.. Water
H. Dyer, un medico, para obte-
ner de este un prestamo de
seis mil pesos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-21
BNncO Pdrtu

La agrupaci6n cat6lica "Holy
Name" celebrara IN bunco par
ty, ell viernes, en- los salones del
colegio "San jose, de la ayeni-
ola II y Gale IS, con premios
para los vencedores en- ell jue-
go.
Despu6s habra bale con la or
questa Joe Overtone and His
Tampanians.
Han sido nombradas madri-
mas de esta fiesta, las Srtas. Do
rothy Johnson, Gloria Diaz, Jo-
sephine Alchediak, Ana Fraiga
Y Teresa Martina.
La entrada costara 25 cts.
La gaceta., 1935-08-21

Estaci6n WDAE y cadena -
lumbia: 200, Eddie House al
6rgan2; 5:15, viaiero del mum
DC $50. cuerdas peticas; 5:55,
noticias; 500. Elsie Thompson =
!, A5l, eAaE eDos; 700, Ora
dy MODS; us, ritmo de dan
"a; 7:3O, Fats Waller y orques-
ia; 500, justicia de seis rev6l-
'vefes; $50, Mark Warnow;
8:45, d.scurso del presidante
Roosevelt; $50, canciones de
Nina Tarasova; 9:45, ell GRO del
poeta; 1000, o~rquesta de HIP
kins; 1920, orquesta &c Fiori-
to; II 700, orqcesta de Masters,
q II 20, orQuesta Gle Rogers.
La gaceta., 1935-08-21
MANANA EMBARCARA Ell
G~OBERNADOR SHOLTZ

Paris, Agosto 21.-Al pasar
aver por esta ciudad, ell gober-
nador Sholtz, de la Florida, St
neg6 a comentar la perspective
politica para 1886, diciendo !:
No Sc NADIA acerca de ESQ.,.
Hoy embarcaran Mr.. Sholtz
y su esposa en- ell vapor lie de
France, que les devolvera a los
Estados Unidos. De New York
ira a Washington, en- uaje de
negocios, r~egresando a la Flo
rida dentro de dos semanas.
La gaceta., 1935-08-21
Bale Social

IRecordamos ell bale social
que ell Castillo Ponce de Leon"
de los Agpilas de Orc, celebra-
"a ell 81 de Agosto en- los salo-
mes del Castillo Crist6bal Colon
No. Z
Ha sido contratada para esta
fiesta bailable la orquesta la
Tropical"
La gaceta., 1935-08-21
SOCIEDAD DE SOCORROS
MUTUOS EEL POI VENIR"

De orden del Sr. Presidente
otto a los miembros de esta So
ciedad para la Junta General
Ordinaria que Sc celebrara en-
ell Centre Espanol de Ybor, el
Jueves dia % del corriente, a
las 6 de la noche.
J. A. TamargO,
Secretario
La gaceta., 1935-08-21
WiU Rogers

WW rogers
Ell famoso escritor y actor de
la pantalla, que tuviera la DIES :
|gracia de perder la vida en- un
accidente de aeroplano, ell pa
sado jueves, es ell int6rprete de
Ia ipelicula que con ell titulo
"Doubting Thomas Sc exhibira
hoy en- ell teatro Ritz. Ademas
Sally Eilers EN- "Alis Mary
Dow. Comedia y Cartoon.
La gaceta., 1935-08-21
NOticiG FreScG

Para ell bale del 80 de sep
tiembre, en- ell Circulo Cubano,
Sc estan coriendo los tramites
para contratar una famosa or
questa americana de musicos de
color, de Cincinnati.
I'm 'Fhit" que preparan los
muchachos que comanda ell aten
to p~residente Paquito Garcia.
La gaceta., 1935-08-21
MejOrada

Mejorada
La Sra. Teresa Rodriguez,
que en- dias pasados fue someti-
da a una dificil operation en-
ell cuello.
Sus amistades la visitan a dia
rio, interesandose por su salud.
lie deseamos un pronto resta-
blecimiento.
La gaceta., 1935-08-21
De RegreSO

Procedente de Cayo Hueso sc
encuentra de nuevo en- esta ciu-
dad ell Sr. Armando P. Boza, ell
conocido munid0r.
LIE acompan6 en- Ell viaje su
hermano Arturo.
Reciban nuestra bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1935-08-21
CORTE DE 10 CRIMINAL
Regresara a Tampa ell Juez Pettewayl

Esperase hoy ell arribo a es-
ia ciudad del 6uez W. Raleigh
PettewaT~de la Corte de 10 Cri
minal, que dijo anoche en- la ca
pital del estado Sc halla en- ca
mino de Tampa para cir ca:os
relacionados con Ell registro elec
toral municipal.
E. fiscal Hardee aGenido
hablando en- los 1ltimos dias de
iniciar procedimiento en- contra
dkIa junta electoral, que no ha-
cS a sus citaciones alegan-
do es parcial A pOlftica.
Zee anunci6 aver que
pieHsa actuar ante los tribuna-
La gaceta., 1935-08-21
PLEITOS Y DIVORCIOS

Ruby l.. Roe contra George
P. Roe; Mutual Finance contra
Roberto Galiano; jamie Ratliff
contra Oscar l.. Ratliff; Lille
E. Martin contra Alick B.
RawlS; Eadena B. Weeks con-
ira William Weeks; Violeta A.
Fabian contra Rodrigo Fabian.
Corte Federal: Petici6n vo-
funtaria de bancarrota lhecha
'por Thompson Gaines Daniel,
de Tampa; passive, $6,849; ac-
two, $720.
La gaceta., 1935-08-21
Canlpledi5oS

CampIead5oS
Cumplira manana Z amos de
edad ell nino Armando Castillo,
Sus abuelos, los esposos Angel
Garcia, lie festejaran con un
La gaceta., 1935-08-21

denunciaron a las autorida5es.
Martin Sc halla reclamado
por un juzgado de instruction
de esta capital, por estafa.
La gaceta., 1935-08-21

:: E: c; : !: :; ] ''@ Is: {
rrogado durante Ia bora.
Pidi6 aver Ell fiscal inspeecio-
mar los libros rs, 10 [o lie
fueron entregados reH ell en-
cargado del registro Sc neg6 a
complacerle.
Mas tarde cal pidi6 los
libros nom5re de su as6tente,
y dadaao privadE tam
POGO Sc los dieron. La junta SIS
tiene que TODD Sc reduce a ma
siCbras del fiscal en- favor de
.rersonas de su amistad.
La gaceta., 1935-08-21
NO APOYA Ell CLUB CIVIL
TAN A LOS 5 CANDIDATES.
A MIEMBROS DE LA
JUNTA ELECTORAL

Los clubs civicos de Tampa
discutieron aver ell asunto de
La gaceta., 1935-08-21

party en- su hogan de la ave-
Fabrication de nida Howard, ndmero 2203.
no de la Luz, Una legion 6e amiguitos de
nanana un be- Armando lie acompAM aran en- su
70 Columbus. ~cumpleanos.
la gra Felicidades.
La gaceta., 1935-08-21

CON 0"15, Tony Y Gus
7:o~f amilia deAln hombr\
7:30, casa de CRYSTAL; 8:15, o.
questa gitana; 8:45, discurso
%presidente RooseHelt a los Nh
chachos EXploradores; 900,
ndAians; 10 100, orquesta del
I'll 1000, violinista Shal
1kC8, orquesta de Hill,
49, de Bisett.
The Washington times., 1935-12-11

Prosperity must be returning,
judging from the great numbers
of motorists who are heading
South, and adding pleasure to
their trip by driving their cars
on board Norfolk & Washington
steamers at Washington, and
travelling by water to Norfolk and
Old Point Comfort. Or perhaps
it's a combination of prosperity
and the prospect of enjoying a
200-mile trip by water down the
Potomac and Chesapeake Bay
that's starting so many Southern
auto trips.
Driving your on to one of
the palatial steel steamers of the
line and then forgetting all about
the rigorS and dangers of road
travel while you and the family
silently glide by the peaceful Vir-
ginia shores is an excellent and
an economical way to begin the
Southern auto trip. Not only is
it a welcome break to the monot-
ony Of driving, but the surround
ing country is of intense interest
The Washington times., 1935-12-11
Cooks Plans
Xmas Cruise
To South

A new departure in New Year
festivals is being planned by
Cooks, well-known travel COM
pany.
A personally escorted party
will leave Washington at l
o'clock Friday, December 27, for
New York. where it will board
the worlds largest cruising liner,
Majestic, for a cruise to the
sunny Southern waters. Two
days will be spent at the famous
winter resort, Nassau.
The gay party will be accom-
panied by Violet B. Kelk, Of
Cooks staff in washington. Miss
Kelk is we'll known to Washing
ton travellers, having been with
the company nine years.
Kenneth Banghart, manager of
the travel office in Washington,
is in charge of arrangements.