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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

members OF an advisory commit
tee. The Louisiana Weekly OF New
Orleans quotes the New Orleans
Tribune, a daily, as saying In ali
editorial headed "Give The Negro
a Break: THE Morning Tribune
especially urges on the attention
OF Chairman Peterman OF Louisi-
anas Work Progress Administra-
ton. on Harry Hopkins and tn"
local authorities which have to do
with the Work-Relief project. not
only the desirability of employ
ment for our Negro population bu;
the desirability OF projects which
will provide adequate parking and
playground facilities for our Ne
gro citizens"
These instances will suffice to
show the Presidents program will
be praised and condemned. per-
haps with equal fervor. according
10 the point OF view.
Colonel JuIinn Quits
american friends OF Col. Hubert
julian have no grounds left ON
which to stand in defending him
Instead OF rushing to the front 10
repel the Italians. Col. Julian -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

/ Get A loo Ionis Ronk With
Three months Srhs"-'"tion To
The Tribune, all for slA0
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
Junior Co-~-~~;4es OF
Plv--outh e n ur h
To Sponsor Party

The Junior consrer'irs C'ah
Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL
church annnruce ff,ir Hrsf annual
nowNatr e'ile" % ie- Mold De-
ren her eoth ~ Artistic Tpmplc
The lffa'r win feature sovefal uh-
usual attractions, inr'pdne anrc'
rNsir rs Harold Green's Royal
Nagpbord Orchestra
The Officers of the club are Ger
trude Andrews. president; Rer
nard Lamar. vice president: Caro-
lvn Plummer. secretary: Albert j
Davis. corresponding secretary
Marjorie Carter. treasurer.
4 large number OF Young De
troiters are expected TO he pre-
scnt.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

Miss Leon Edwards, Dramatic
Soprano. VIII be presented by the
Plymouth Congregational Church
in a recital. Friday. December 6tn.
in the church auditorium
She will be accompanied by Miss
Lavilla Tullos and supper led by
the Congregational Choir. direct
ed by Arthur wallace. who will
direct the complete program.
Through the cooperation and
sponsorship OF some OF Detroit's
outstanding citizens. Mr.. Wallace
hopes to present the music lovers
Of the Motor City. something that
will be long remembered.
Members OF the sponsoring COM
mittee are: Mesdames Haley Bell.
Bessie Morton. Sallie Darden.
Bessie Carney. Nellie watts. All
Thomas. Carrie Thompson Enice
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

GALLEY Nose walker Madeline
fnwlcr Geneva Smith; and the
Misses Thclina Williams. Villa
me'te Mostly Ruth johnson. Elsie
iisfhDrcu pricilia Gray Bea-
rit SCOTT Lucinda Murtchaw.
Constance Miller. Ernesta Jackson.
Toni Baquet Dorothy Foster. Al
hctfa Duncan and Pauline l.. Dot
som
Officers and business staff in
clude n 5. Dunbar. moderator:
Nose Walker chairman OF the
trustee board; Earl Harris. deacon
and Mr. Valdry. chairman OF the
deacon board.
The plymouth Congregational
Church Is located on the corner OF
Garfield and Beaubien streets.
4 Snccial parking privileges will be
allowed As this presentation Is a
formal affair canopy overhead.
walk. and a doorman will be pre-
sent for the convenience OF the
guests.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
j u r " Acquits
Woman SLAYER

fCcr'lrued from Page ~
Mrs. Banks and others over their
childrers' scrapes.
Charles TaToure''e. a gardner AZ
the Childrens' Hospltal. testified
that on one occasion. he had seen
Mrs. Banks grab her childrens'
hand and run home with them
nursued by the mere robust Mr..
Jackson.
Atty. Merrill based his self-
defense plea on the fact that Mr.
Parks was dreadfnllv afraid 81
Mrs. Jackson ard had shot her
merely out OF fear and out OF tho
desire TO protect herself.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
Older Boys Conference
Holds Fine Session
In jackson. Michigan
'c"ntIr"ed from Page y

lin College was the speaker OF tho
evening session. He demOnstrat,
ed that he was we'll learned In his
remarks and described life as 9
chariot drawn by wild horses anc
said that there Is no value IN an,
whole earth that compares with
that within human being. One
~ his closing phrases. which was
YER, Impressive. was. Fin the path
Of dny the universe takes care OF
one
Saturday morning mr.. Howard 7.
McClasky Psychologist Of the Uni
tcrsiiN OF Michigan. delivered an
s>'ro'n'lv interesting address. en-
title "Poise Amid Problems
Dr Wm Gear Snencer. president
~ Franklin College. discussed the
three PHILOSOPHERS OF life They
were. first. How much Is there In
II FOR me-. and second. "I'll do my
share. hui take no account OF me
iNrdcns OF others. and thirdly.
Il feel the burdens Of nv fellow
men. how much can do for them?'
Al the conference forum held
SATURDAY, noon. questions were
asked OF the educators. who in re-
turn did a splendid job OF answer
inc the difficult questions thrust
upon them
ON December LIST the conference
came 10 close in an illustrious.
never-to-he forgotten setting AT the
West intermediate School Auditori-
Nm Or spencer was sneaker ~
me occasion. His hrief speech
dealt with the standard hv which
al should guide their lives He
sad Never try 10 just get hv hut
try 10 attain heights never before
Jesus said. "nerfection is
he Elc"m fer MS 10 follow"
Ray Johns ~ Detroit, closed the
conference hy leading the Young
men in prayer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
BACK-Tn-TuE'-FARM
CHR

A local organization. SPONSOR
ing a "back-to-the-farm" move
ment. as been launched In De-
troit and Is holding weekly
meetings.
At recent meeting II Is re-
ported that a representative ~
the u. S. Government pledged
sunport TO the cause. and nm ac-
cessablc location suitable for
the project Is being sought.
A meeting Is scheduled TO pe
held SUNDAY. Dec. 8. Mt p. IN.
AT 9sS Frederick street
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
MON. NIGHT
DECEMBER l6, UNTIL 3
EAST SIDE

Sweets i7OOChene
Hattie Beauty shop 1920 Chene
Benson Drug Cor. Maple aud Jos. Campau L
Longs Drug. 1901 ST Antoine
Pekns Lunch 1907 ST Antoine
Dawes Drug Brady and Hastings
LaJeans Beauty Shop, 452 +. 3
Shop Warren
Dawes Drug. Farnsworth and Hastings
Belle Beauty Shop. Forest and st. Antoine
Emma Dora Beauty Shop. 54l3 Hastings
Al Lewis Station Cor. st. Aubin and Sherman
Mable nningham. $500 Beauben II
NORTH END T.
Priscilla Beauty Shop. SITS Russell n
Alger Russell Drug Alger and Russell
Blue Bird Lunch. Dawson and LumpkIn
HIGHLAND PARK
LABEL Barber Shop.
WEST sIpB
Thompson Shoe Repair. Milford Store c
Davis Drug Scotch and McCraw
Twin City Drug River Rouge
Amelia Lewis Smile Road
ONLY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
CALVIN SAYS
MussolIni Is Aging

"Mussolini Is Aging Under War
Strain" reads a headline. For tho
first time. correspondent who has
interviewed the Italian dictator
writes pessimistically of his Ier-
sonal appearance and demeanor.
Heretofore MussolIni las been pic
tured as a bristling. bullying. un-
compromising colossus. flatteniEg
out everything In his path on the
Ethiopian adventure Now. how
eyer Anne Ollare Mccormick. in
a wireless report to the New York
Times, says: "As sanctions and
conntcr-sanctiohs 90 into effect,
italy Is quiet and pessimisiic A
conversation with Gremier Musso-
lini and canvass of the Views OF
representatives Of sanctionist gov
ernmcnis reveal that there is III
tie hope anywhere for a solution
Of the conflict. entering new
phase with the beginning OF the
economic siege II Ducc shows IN
effects of the accumulated STRAIN
OF developments that neither nc
nor any one else foresaw six
months apo. He seems worn. grave.
older"
Coincident with this report comes
news OF the high enthusiasm Of
Ethiopian troops since Emperor
Halle Selassie visited the front. So
inspired was the Ethiopian Emper-
or with the high morale OF his
fighting men that he notified the
League of Nations that Ethiopia
would consider no peace which
permitted Italy to keep any OF her
invaded territory. 'As victims OF
unjustified aggression, perpetrat-
ed under the most unfair condi-
tons the Ethiopian Government
and people will refuse TO entertain
any proposal which either directly
or indirectly would allow the ag-
gressor to reap the reward OF hss
crime" said the Emperor
Meantime a new name comes IN
to plague Mussolini. II is that OF
the Ethiopian Crown Prince Asfaou
Wassen. 9O-ycar old heir To the
throne who spoke 10 America
over the Columbia Broadcasting
Svsiom from station Eth near
Adds Ababa The Prince. speaking
in Amharic. which was later trans
lated in English. asked that Ameri-
ca support the League sanctions
prorram.
The Presidents alphabet. which
Is a quick way OF referring to the
numerous new agencies created by
the present administration to holp
remake our social order. will for
the next several months be sub
jected to very critical review. Ne
groes will be asking what have
these many new bureaux meant to
them.
Any fair appraisal must reveal
many sides. attitudes. objections,
and much unstInted nraise. OF. for
and about the Presidents alphabet.
Fir instance. Mr.. Edgar G.. Brown
writes overwhelmingly. encourage
lnglv and hopefullv OF the CCC
meeting at Hamnton In the South
ern Workman. The Journal and
Guide OF Norfolk scores the dis
pensers OF Federal funds In War
rem County. North Carolina. for
not aiding Negro community nro-
ject. Victor F. Ridder. admin's'ra-
tor OF the New York City WPA.
makes Point I In General Or
der" read: Absolutely no dis
crimination shall prevail In thu
selection or assignment OF work
ers AZ anv noint In the WPA." To
add emphasis to his stand. Mr..
Riddor appoints n number OF dis
tlnguished colored citizens az
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
THE MTcruTunTTS
SOPHISTICATED CIR

The home Of Mr. and Mrs Cecil.
Brown was the scene OF a delight
ful Dutch luncheon. given nv tho
Mischlevous SOPHISTICATED. Sunday
evening. Tee. I.
The ladies we're beautifully
gowned. Mrs. chambers was clal
IN a mink creme. with ostrich cnl-
TAR: while Mrs. PaIlev. Miss Na'lor
and Mrs. Richberg wore beautiful
trailing black gowns. Miss MUIR
raw and Mrs. Brown wore hiua
evening gowns. and Mrs. Shenherd
was affIred In creation OF white.
Music was furnished by the One
Mans Band.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
Charity Pail To Be
Given BY Elks

A grand charity hall viii he CIV
on Nv the Motor CITY Elts Lodge.
SATURDAY.. Dec. II. at their heantl-
'ri and snacious dance hall. 2tt3
Chene street The Flks cordially In
wife the rublIc 10 particira'e. IN
he'r'rg make this one ~ The out
standing social events OF the sea-
son.
All proceeds from the dance VII.
he u-ed IN nrov'd'ng Christmas
baskets for the poor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

The Joe Louis" Coin Bank
that sells for $i.00 is sweeping
the country-Why NOT GET
YOURS TODAY-Together
with Michigan's Leading Ne
gro Newspaper for Ten Weeks
at the low price of $1.0o-The
Price of the Coin Bank alone.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
EDITORS
MAIL
November "a. 1885

November "a. 1886
Detroit Tribune.
ST. Antoine Street
Detroit, Michigan.
Gentlemen:
Enclosed please lind one dollar
scyenty-flve t$1.75) for one years
subscription 10 The Tribune indie
pendent.
have taken the paper every
week from carrier and find u
interesting, hut prefer 10 sub
scribe for It,
Hoping to get prompt service
am.
Respectfully.
tSigncdj Rev W. j G.. McI.in
EXPRESSES APPRECIATION
a57 East Kirby
December l. 1888
Detroit Michigan
The Detroit Tribune
2li6 ST Antoine St
Detroit. Michigan
Gentlemen.
We gratefully acknow ledge your
sincere efforts in helping US put
over our Thanksgiving project
Without your aid we are sure the
affair would not have turned out to.
be such tremendous success.
May your paper continue to be
one of our leading weeklies. Wish
ing YOU much success for the future
am.
Vivian Bass
President Les Secours'
THANKS TRIBUNE
Detroit. Michigan
December 2. 1895
Editor
Tribune Independent
Columbia and St Antoine SITS
Detroit. Michigan
Dear Sir
Because the Community Fund
which ended last month was a
great success. thousands OF un-
fortunate people in Detroit can look
forward to a year OF comparative
relief from the troubles they are
unable 10. comtat themselves.
4 good part OF the victory can m
attributed to ,he service YOU rem
acrcd through your columns. The
Community Fund thanks you for
that and at the same time extends
the thanks q all those needy per-
sons who have benefited so greatly
by your generosity
Sincerely.
James McEvoy
CAMPAIGN Chairman
La gaceta., 1935-06-20
FINLANDIA ACORDO MAN
TENER SU BOYCOTT AT
LETICO CONTRA SUECIA

IIelsingfors, JUNO 20.-Anu
ando un acuerdo tornado el
nes pasado, la Federation AtIe
tica Finlandesa acord6 aver
mantener el boycott dcclarado
contra Suecia en- 1892, por la
conducta incorrecta' de los sue
COS en- rel ci6n con Paavo Nur-
mi, descaIificandolo como "a
mateur'. La convention unani-
memente endos6 la actitud de
los jefes federados.
Todos elios, incluyendo Nur-
mi, renunciaron como conse-
cuencia del acuerdo tornado en-
session ordinaria de mayo 5. Los
Iideres han retir do ahora sus
renuncias.
FL p~residente Kekkonen, que
fu6 reelecto, dijo a la asamblea
que existen ahora buenas posi-
bilidades de negociaciones con
Suecia.
La gaceta., 1935-06-20
Precios de los cigaros he Nos sobre la base
de tabaco mixto y pals
Continua ell informe del Oelegado Finn,
emitido a p~eticion del SIR. Davis

Dlmos a continuation la par
tc 1lnA del informe, de Mr..
Tn mas Finn, que aver Snpe-
zar@mos a publican. Dice:
Ta' acOS hechoS bdjO Ia base de
I'ojoco Mirto q Shade Groa0n
Fabrica de D. Emil Klein, n.
York Y New Brunswick, n. j.
Personals entrevistadas: Mo
iris Edelman, Vice Presidente,
y Mr.. We'll, Tesorero.
I'll tabaco competitor de cla-
Sc superior manufacturado por
Ia D. Klein Co., de la ciudad de
New York y New Brunswick
n. j., son "Haddon Hall' y
Nottingham; estos tabacos
son iaechos figurados y parejos
y se c9mparan favorablemente
con cualQuiera hecho en- Tam
pa.
La gaceta., 1935-06-20
Figura de PerfectO

En- tabacos figura de Perfec-
to les cuales Sc venden de 2 por
Csc, los roleros reciben $9.4O
pCr millar Y los boncheros reci-
hen $4.70 por millar, este es un
pequeno aumento en- exceso de
la cantidad pagada por tab2cos
parejos; la Lieberman (Maqui-
ma de bonchar a mano y la me-
s8 de aire comprimido son los
metodos en- la manufacture de
estes tabacos; los boncheros y
los roleros ganan una minima
cantidad mas que la menciona-
da en- los tabacos de loo y 2
por 25c ~farejos.
La gaceta., 1935-06-20
Queen q Ht0tde

En- ell Queen a molde, un ia
baco de 3 por soc; a los bon
cheros sc les paga $500 por mi
liar. Los boncheros pueden pro-
ducir de $50 a $50 benches en-
8 horas de trabajo Y les permit
tie 2ansr de 1884 a $4.43 dia-
rio.
A is roleros Sc les paga
SlO.10 por IN millar, y rolan
de 900 a $50 tabacos en- 8 no
ras.
Panetela 0 Londres Delgodo
Londres delgado 0 Panetel7
IN tabaco de ? per 25c. Los bon
daeros reciben $3.50 por millai
siendo parejo y un trabajo sen
clio; eIlos pueden hacer en- ocht
horas de 300 a $50 benches a
La gaceta., 1935-06-20


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La gaceta., 1935-06-20

FL presidente Mendieta ofre
clio al pueblo cubano que Sc
marcharia ell dia 81 de diciem-
bre, a las doce de la noche....
nj un dia mas nj un dia menos.
LEGO ell 81 y Sc qued6......
Ahora ejerce la dictadura en-
compania del egregio coronel
Batista.
La semana pasada jur6 que
las elecciones Sc efectuanan ell
dia Is de diciembre.... 10 jur6
sobre ell altar de la patria.
Hasta record6 una Erase de
Maxine Gomez, cuando ell ge-
neralisimo diio que su caballo
beberia aqua en- ell rio Amen
dares, en- determinada feeha,
y asi fue......
iPues las elecciones no Sc
verificaran, 81 antes no 10 "tum
ban" hasta ei Is de JUNO de
1896!
lie esta sucediendo, en- jura-
mentos y promesas, 10 "mismi
to" que a Gerardo Machado y
Morales.
La gaceta., 1935-06-20

Y absolute a~sistencia me
fue dada por NJ. Harry Blum,
Presidente de la Compania, en-
mis- esfuerzos por conseguir los
datos conectados con los meto-
dos de manufacturer, precios
que Sc pagan y otras cosas que
pudieran completar la investi :
gaci6n.
d. Emil Klein NeW Brunswick
No. 5 TaJdcos de picadur0 SC
Rolado en- mesa de aire com
primido a $3.50. Benches en- la
Maquina Automatica "Arenco''
a zoe por millsr.
Cigarros rolados a mano, 50
por millar. Benches en- la Ma
quina "Arenco", a 55c por mi
llar.
Tabacos de picadura para ven
der q dos por 15c, rolado en- me-
"a de aire comprimido, $3.50.
Benches por la maquina de ma
no Lieberman 1926.
La gaceta., 1935-06-20

ldoacoS ne loc de pic@uuia'
flgufadoS' roiados a maho d
w.
:" ~
Fara p2r zoc' roiado a ma
no. d @9.VV. bofiohes con Ia ma
La gaceta., 1935-06-20
ROldr tdbdcOS

Los roleros empleados en- ia
b7cos de 1Oc y 2 por 25c reel
ben S7.20 por millar; la mesa
de aire comprimido es usada.
Los rolercs rolan de $50 a $50
tabacos en- 8 horas, 10 cual lie
permi5e a ellos ganar de 3.24 a
1896 diario.
La gaceta., 1935-06-20
CfirNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Los Gonzales de hambre" en- Passaic y Trenton.
Ell estilo de la Ruina y Misefia. = Lo que no
podemos comprender.

fabfica para Savannah, Ga,
en- dondr paga los precios que
lie acomodan.
lParticipa tambien ell ST.,
Manuel Corral. ell distinguido
fabricante, de las intencioneS
de Mr.. Davis para que EN- Tam
pa ell obrero viva renegando
de su deStino, uncido al yugo
de la extrema pobreza?
GEs possible que una fabrica
como la de Perfecto Garcia,
que ha aumentado la produc-
ci6n y ST. riqueza en- los ulti-
mos an :. per Su v~itolaje y ma
t%erial, quiera hacer los puros
"a eStilo aleman,' imitando al
Trust que es un espantoso fra
case comparable con ell Para
So?
GEs pcsiG,e que Sc q%uiera eX-
poner a Tampa al descredito
de una huelga, por ell afan de
acrecentar la miseria del que
trabaja, con ell preteXto de un
"estilo" que es muy inferior
a la obra a mano y a molde?
Amigos perSonales somos de
algunos senores fabricanteS y
para ellos tenemos ell mayor a
precio; pero con toda la ener-
gia de que somos capaces, den
tro de nuestra modestia, pro-
testamos de ga nueya ''picar-
dia" que 81 %triunfa dara ell gol
pc de muerte a nuestras prin-
cipales fa5ricas, poniGrdolas
al nivel de los "talleres de su-
DOR de Savannah y otras po-
blaciones.
Alguien aconseja may a los
sehores f|abricantes y noso-
tros, como fieles amigos de la
industrial, les llamamos la ateu
ci6n Y les pedimos que Sc apar
ten del plan Davis"
Don Jer6nimo Regensburg,
don Enrique Pendas, don Ma
nuel Corral, don Manuel Car
ella, don Angel Cuesta, don An
tonic Santaella no van bien en-
la compania de Mr.. Davis, que
piensa exclusiv mente en- la ga
nancia suya, no en- que los Obre
ros latinos, fundadores de la
indu tria, puedan vivir con re-
lativa comodidad y torciendo
con ell mayor gusto.
81 ahora Sc quiere aplicar a
la industrial ell "estacazo" que
la debiiite Y lie produzca la
muerte, que no sea sin nuestra
protesta.
Opuestos estamos a bajos
jornales, como opuestos 10 es-
tan ell p~residente Roosevelt, los
jefes de las principals indus
trias y todos los hombres de
coraZ6n g%eneroso; opuestos es-
tamOs a que Sc desplacen bra
EOS y Sc lleve la augusta a un.
mayor ndmero de familias, CO.
me opuestos 10 estan ell presi-
La gaceta., 1935-06-20

Hay dos ciudades famosas
Ell la naci6n por sus ''jornales
de hambre" Y son Passaic y
TrenaDn, en- ell Estado de New
Jersey,
Ell Trust, corporation domi-
NADIA por individuos super
~egoistas, retro sus fabricas de
Tampa y Sc las llev6 para la
terra de jornales bajos y de
obreroS hambrientos.
Ali concentr6 los 1900 obre-
ros que utilizaba en- Martinez
Ybor," La Flor de Cuba" y
"Stackelberg."
Despues, porque en- la Ha-
bana los torcedores reclama-
ban mejores condolences de vi
ia, quito sus fabricas y Sc las
lleVo para Trenton, la ergas-
tula de "aire acondiciOnado."
! AHA en- New Jersey congreg6
los 500 hombres de "Cabanas,'
los 400 de "Villar y Villar," los
400 de "SuareZ MuriaS." los
700 de Henry Clay" los 500
de la Corona, etc.
Tenia unos 5000 torcedores
y ahora con menos de 1000 y
precios de "avaricia" surte su
"mercado," al decir de los ad-
miradores de esa corporation,
algunos de los cuales residen
en- Tampa y aparentemente an
helan la ruina de la industrial
local.
les possible y humane esta-
blecer en- Tampa, degradando
la a~rtistica labor de nuestros
torcedores. csc sistema de n.
Jersey con su sjorn2les de ham
bre"?
Lo que Sc pretende lograr
en- Tampa por los "inteligen-
tones es pagan los precios de
New Jersey, los precios del
Trust, del pulpo, y obtener la
perfecta mano de obra de los
tabaqueros artistas.
Lo que Sc pretende aqui es
dar a los torcedores material
malo, muy malo, inferior al
que Sc usa en- otros lugares, y
eXigir a los tabaqueros la obra
perfecta.... sin consideration
para sus pulmones y sin consi-
deraci0n para esta comunidad.
I'm TODD 10 que sucede no
podemos comprender como la
fima de Fegenubsrg & Sons,
que es liberal, Marcia de la
mano con Mr.. Davis, que trat6
de implantar ell sistema de a
10 cts. la rueda en- un chin
chaluco" de la Septima Aveni-
da EN- TODD 10 que suede no
podemos comprender como la
lfirma de Regensburg & Sons,
que anuncia en- New York los
m6ritos de la obra a mano, sin
! maquinas, Marcia del brazo
con Mr.. Davis, que Sc llev6
parte de la production de su
La gaceta., 1935-06-20
BOncherOS

Los benches en- todos los ia
.tacos de 10r y de 2 por 25c, de
15c Y tres por soc son he.hos
i2or la Leiberman (Maquina de
.boncilar a mano). Es usado Ell
Teamwork en- TODD; un bon :
chero supple a dos roleros..