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same city. His success led his
sponsor to present him on
three 1B-minute periods and
one haIf-hour program each
week over Stations WEEP and
WNAC, the latter going over
the Yankee network of the Coz
Iumbia Broadcas%ug system.
Last fall CIaI sang with
Ind Gluskin's orc ira I'M a
series Of recordings. Bruns-
wick. Early this year he APP
peared as a guest artist on
ssThe Big Show" over Obs Z
with Block and Sully, Gertrude
Niesen and Lud Gluskin's Con.
tinental orchestra.
A new use for pictures Of radio
artists was manifested in the LETT
ter received by Joey Nash, the
popular young NBC tenor, last
week. The letter, from a young
lady in Waukegan, Ill.,, read:-
please send me your picture auto
graphed from joey to Mary My
boy friend is beginning to lose in
terest and If can make him jeal-
GUS perhaps he will change his
mind about me-"
Tito Coral, the golden-vOiced
CHS baritone, appears at the
Palace theater i'm Chicago the
week OF July 10, and there is
q double purpose in this per-
II
swers the many requests from
the middlewest for an appear
ance by Tito, and second, a
Chicago manufacturer wishes
to gauge audience reaction to
Tito's efforts at first hand,
with the view to starring him
ON q new fall commercial.
Tim Ryan and Irene Noblette,
the popular Tim and Irene" Of
the NBC networks have noticed
that the four different seasons rep
resent a complete cycle of explana-
tions for unemployed radio per-
formers. Here are the reasons Of
fered: Summer-sponsors are off
the air because they believe people
stay out-of-doors instead of listen
ing to the radio at home; -. Fall
are preparing for the
winter when real radio activity be-
gins; :. Winter-sponsors can't
find time on networks. The only
time available is opposite well es-
tablished program on rival net
work; Spring; sponsors are
getting ready for the summer lay
SO, FART into the year!
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.With raw FITZPATRICK.

ular during the past sixteen
months.
Heard over an NBC-WEAF net
work on Tuesday evening at 10 p,
M, since its Inauguration in April
1884, the Beauty Box theater will
be on the air over an NBC-WJZ
network ON Fridays at p. M, on
August 8 and thereafter. z
Saundra Brown, dark-eycd,
raven-haired singer from the
west, has been signed by the
WABC-C Columbia network and.
currently is featured ON the
"Dear Audience'' variety show
heard each Wednesday from Q
to 0:45 a. m. She later Is exc
pected to be featured in her
own quarter.hOur thrice week.
Iy ON the CHS chain.
Miss Brown, q popular
rhythm singer, recently was
featured with Orvill Knapp's
orchestra over XIII i'm Los An
geles. She comes from Okla
hOma but first entered radio
four years ago as q star singer
of Station Wink in Cleveland,
Ohio. Since then she has been
heard over various stations in
the middle west and on the
west coast, and during the past
two years has doubled as fea.
turcd vocalist with leading
bands ON the coast.
-
John Dillinger's reign as a mod
ern bad boy of the middle west and
how, it came to an end when de-
partment of justice agents took up
the trail, will be the first of the
new series Of authentic G-Men
to be launched over
an NBC-WEAF coast forecast net
work Saturday, July 20, at 9 p. m.
EDST.
The story of Dillinger and subse-
quent episodes in the weekly half
hour series are based on factual
records from the files of the Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation. Phil
lips H. Lord, of Seth Parker fame,
who will write the scripts and di-
rect the broadcasts, has been
granted access to the government
archives for story material.
Further authenticating the radio
presentation Of G-Men, the sponsor
is submitting all manuscripts to j..
Edgar Hoover, director of the Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation, for
his approval before putting the
on the air.
Buddy Clark, well.known
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P. M.
1:30-Yankee Network News
Service.
1:45-WICC News Bulletins.
1:50-The Shoppers Matinee.
2:O0-Madison Ensemble.
2:3O-Maurice Sherman's Orch.
from Chicago.
3:00-Baseball Game, Boston Red
Sox VS.. Detroit, broadcast
from Fenway Park. re-
ported by Fred Hoey.
5:15-Dick Messner and his Orch,
5:3O-WICC News Flashes.
5:45-Folks Next Door.
6:OO-Yankee Network News
Service.
e:15-Dalton Brothers, harmony
trio.
6:s0-The Yankee Minute Men
Present.
6:45-Allen Leafer's Tavern-on-
Green Orch.
6:55-Baseball Scores.
7:OO--Musica Album.
7:3O-Johnny Hamp and his
Orch. from Atlantic City.
S:O0--Modern Ministries featuring
Bert Swor and Lou Lubin;
Gothamaires Quratet; Har-
ny Won zell, interiocutor.
Lelth stevens and his Orch.
s:aO-Broadca from Lewisohn
Stadium, New York Phil.
MISUNDERSTANDING Con.
cert, Jose Iturbi. conduc'
tor-pianiat.
iO.aO--Jan CARRIERS Orch. from
Catalina Island Casino.
iifeo--Yankee Network News
Service.
i1,ab-nasobail oeofea
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5:15 to 1880 p. M, beginning
July rs.
Clark was a student at the
Northeastern Law school I'm
Boston, Mass, when his sing
ing at amateur affairs won
such unanimous approval
that, I'm his third year, he
abandoned law for a radio
career.
He was first heard over Sta
ton WBZ in Boston and later
appeared over WEEP in the
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Betty Ann Alden, feminine bar
itone, who recently won first
prize in one of the Columbia net
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ever before, will continue the full
hour presentations of favorite OPP
erettas which have proven SO pop
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In between times. MicAy Burns is selling Ford

In betaUeen times. Micky Burns is selling Ford
these days and Just head heels I'm avork :.
Frank Keliher takes time off occasionally to ViSit has
pal, Hike Noondn at Lakewood, aDhere he INDUCES IN
his afternoon dip. Johnny Dunn and Jimmie Kelly
smile at their friends from the of safety
nsGtchbores, nOve advertising scheme that should at
tract many folo10erS The piano key from the ee-
plants tusk right doOn to the polished article can be
DOM IN Deep RiUer aohere prominent nGmWfGc
turing of this type has tercemtenary display
on e1hibit every day. It's right the Hartford-Sa
brook route and can't be missed any time you're drivng
dorm that sOay George F. COrcoran IS enrolled at
C. NJ T. C. this Allie Afeldt the Wolcott
j. P getting IN shape for the annual cGrniuGL OF the
Lake Hitchcock improvement Association By running
thrice aroud the first lake every night before supper
Movie grams. Edmund Gwen of England has signed
1ong-term contract with MGM and will play the title
role in s'The Bishop Misbehaves' Frances Langford
The club and radio singer will remain in pictures
after her fine showing in broadway Melody of 1897
8bertina Rasch the dance director bitten severely
one hand when she tried to separate two fighting Russian
5olfhounds in her Hollywood home Through the attic
q Robert Montgomerys home winds so miles of toy train
lack complicated by many switches, sidng depots and
.sh. Three passenger trains and two freghts be
srafed along the tracks at the time without danger
n eo1isions Ted Lewis the high-hatted tragedian of
H. tipped that sefsame high hat to every president
nr the course of musical shows since Theodore Roose
zzI< Virginia Bruce is Of the few actresses who
zsl1eTanhs perfectly without hint of makeup. Joan
zsu=of6 emit take baths II she docs she becomes
zz<isI1 sunbnfned and photographs black
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of longevity.
M a n chukuo
e l u s t rates
F e n & on q
stamp Of 1884,
shown h ere,
and Japan re.
produces it. as
H o W o, on q
stamp Of 1926.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-20

Verna Hille, one of Hollywood's
most attractive young PERSONAL
tiles, will be a featured performer
on the Columbia Broadcasting
Systems new Sunday evening pro-
gram series called Americas
Hour" Miss lille will have inn
portant roles in the dramatizations
Of American life, American ideals
and American achievements in the
series. She has had leading roles
in several pictures, including 'Dy-
namite," and she has been heard
during the popular "Dear Column
hian program series on CHS.
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P. M.
1:0O-Connecticut Market Bulle-
tin.
1:O5-Jack Shannon, tenor.
1:15-Poetic Strings.
1:30-Yankee Network News
Service.
1:45-Billy Mills and Company.
2:00-Madison Ensemble.
2:3O-Maurie Sherman's Orch.
-Baseball-Red Sox VS.. De-
troit Tigers.
5:15-Dick Messner's Orch.
5:3o-Elsie Thompson at the Or
gan.
6:0O-Yankee Network News
Service.
6:15-Dalton Brothers.
6:30-Allen Leafer's Orch.
6:55-Baseball Scores.
7:00--Musical Album.
7:30-Johnny Ramps Orch.
8:00-Modern Minstrels.
8:3O--New York Philharmonic
Orch.-Jose Iturbi. conduc-
tor.
10:3O-Jan CARRIERS Orch.
11:00-Yankee Network News
Service.
11:15-Abe Lyman's Orch.
11:30-Claude Hopkins Orch.
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EDST, and feature Ray Perkins as
er-of-ceremonies and Arnold
Johnson's orchestra.
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WATR NOTES

On the air tomorrow Vic
Zembruski and his orchestra come
to the mike at $3.50 in another
variety program Hawaiian mu-
sic will be featured by the Kalua
Islanders, who go on the air at
1880. Edith Sacco brings her
lovely voice to listeners at 2 o.
clock Another concert piano
program by Mary Stevens comes
at $3.50.
Also tomorrow ..At 3 o'clock
Bronze Rasims offers songs and
violin music, with Marguerite
Strasser assisting at the piano. -.
At GAS comes the second program
by the ned "find," Edith Minkwitz
of Meriden. Cyrus Brewster Of
fers an entertaining Is minutes
beginning at 7:15.
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TOUPJ
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Stan Lomax.
VIVIAN Old Philosophy
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eminent in a New Era
Representative John w.
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WABC-Symphony Orch,
Howard Barlow, Conduc-
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7:15-WEAF-Variety Musicale.
WOR-Studio Music.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Alpert,
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WABC-Dance Orcmfwyp
WABC-Hamp Orch.
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Fisher; Mildred Didriw-
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Jose Iturbi, Conductor;
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-WJZ-Goldman Band
Concert, Edwin Frankie
Goldman, Conductor; at
Prospect Park.
S:45-WABC-From London:
What Next for Italy-H.
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G-Men.
WABC-Concert Orch.
9:30-WEAF-Al Jolson Songs;
Young Orch.
WJZ-National Barn
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WABC-California Melodies
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Concert.
MISUNDERSTANDING Musicale.
WOR-Weems Orch.
WJZ-Carefree Carnival.
-WABC-Garber Orch.
11:00-WEAF-Saxe Orch.
WOR-News; Dance Music
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La gaceta., 1935-10-01
LA JUNTA ELECTORAL TIE
NE A SU ENTERO CARGO
LOS COMICIOS

Ell Sr. j. Milton McEwen.
miembro del comite que redact6
ell informe sobre las leyes cleo
torales que Eigen en- Tampa y Ell
cOndado de HilEsborough, mani
fest6 aver que la Junta Munich
pal Electoral es mas pOderosa
que el alcalde, o que cuaIquiera
Tribunal, de acuerdo con la ley
en- vigor.
."Es ell unico cuerpo que pue-
de ordenar gastos sin la aprO-
baci6n de Made, nj mas Abe
drio que ell suyo."
Por 10 tanto la complete res
ponsabilidad por ell nlmero de
policias especiales utilizados en-
Jas pasadas. elecciones prima-
|. as, corresponds por complete
a la Junta Electoral.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
UN NUEVO
JUICIO A PETER FRANK

La Corte Suprema del Esta-
do case aver una sentencia die
tada por asesinato en- contra de
Peter Frank, "presunto" mata-
dor de Jerry M. Bacalis, y a
este Sc lie concedera un nuevo
%juicio.
Mantiene ell mas alto tribu-
nal del estado que las pruebas
presentadas en- ell juicio no anne
ritaban la conviction.
Esto indica que Frank re-
cuperara muy pronto su liber-
tad, aunque no lie habia conde-
nado a prisi6n por toda la vi
da.
Ell fiscal del estado, Rex Fa-
rrior, cree que no sera necesa-
rio un nuevo juicio, porque las
prUebas son las mismas y estas,
a juiciC del Supreme, son insu-
ficientes.
Los abogados de la defensa
anunciaron anoche que hoy pre-
sentaran un escrito en- la corte
del circuito solicitando su IL
bertad.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
Ell DECRETo QUE MoTIvo LA CRISIS

Madrid, Oct. 1o-El decreto
que sigue, publicado en- la Ga
ceta Official, produjo la crisis
del gabinete Lerroux, cuando
los ministries agrarios resolve
ron retirarse. Devuelve ell deere
to los servicios de Obras P1bli-
cas- a la Generalidad catalina y
dice: Sc declara subsistence el
acuerdo de la comisi6n mixta
determinando ell coste de los ser
vicios de carreteras, caminos y
otras obras p1blicas. Transcu-
rrido un ano desde que ell tras-
.paSo q Ia Generalidad de Csta-
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

Zaci6n a%grupara dos milloneS
de hombres bajo las banderas
Gel Negns.
Preparados entan los Qficiales
lie la Liga de Naciones para
lamar a una reunion de emer
Igencia del Consejo para consi-
'derar penalidades en- case de
que las iropas de Italia pene-
.tren en- Ethiopia. Las noticias
'llegadas a la Liga prueban que
Italia Sc halla Esta para ell alta
que 3
FL embajador italiano en-
Londres, Sr. Dino Grandi, visi-
to aver al ministro Sir Samuel
Hoare, a Quien acompafaba ell
primer ministro Stanley Bald
win. Dicese que ell particle con
aervador pedira en- ell Parla-
r!r1tc la vigorizaci6u del ejer
tlto. Los laboristas apcyan la
cuerza, por medic de la Liga,
para someter al miiitarisrlo
fasv.sta.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

Los cientificos rusos, enel la
boratorio del professor Orinovs-
XII, han lo2rado mantener "vi-
vos' lon corazones, latiendo,
hasta "a horas despues de la
muerte de los seres a los cuales
pertenecian. Sc han realiZado
con exito 35 experimentos, in
yectandose una secretion CLAN
dular y adrenalina. Latieron los
corazones por' tres o cuatro no
ras, pero despues Sc 'cansaron'.
Experiments para prolon-
gar la vida, la prolongaci6n que
tanto desean las personas sanas
y normales!
Pero... han de pasar muchos
amos antes de que pueda llegar-
Sc a la meta trazada por los
cientfficos rusos y norteameri-
canos.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
7PQICIA DE BATISTA Y
EDRAZA DETUVO A "a
~STUDIANTES>

Habana, Octubre 1.-Ocu-
rrieron aver des6rdenes con
motive de recoriar ell estudian
tado la muerte de varios de suS
companeros, asesinados GUAM
do Gerardo Machado era pre-
ksidente.
La policia detuvo a "a estu-
diantes, eumpl,endo 6rdenes
de sus jefeS, ell teniente coro-
mel Pedraza Y ell coronel Bats
ia.
Ciudadanos que RIPARIAN
hojas pidiendo justieia para e
pueblo y para los ideales de la
revolution, fueron lleVados a
Castillo del Principe.
V~iolentos discursoS Sc pro
n%unciaron ante la tumba de Ra
fael Trejo, en- ell cementerio
de Colon.
Dicese que grupOs de estu-
diantes fueron encarceladoS
tarlbienen Manzanillo y otraS
poblaciones de la isla.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
PRESTAMO DE- $4,000 A
LA CIUDAD Y UN N
TWO DE 100000

La administration federal de
obras publicas hizo aver un do
native de $780, a la ciudad.
dinero que junto con un empires
tito de $4,000 Sc invertira Ell
agrandar ell hospital municipal.
V construir I'm hogan de enter
meras.
Bajo los terminus del presta.
10, ell 45% es un donativo
oncesi6n y ell resto en- forms
'e I'm emprestito l~iquidable er
IS amos. Estimase que con el
roducto de 80 camas del hos.
pital, la ciudad podra amorti,
Ear la nueva deuda y los int.
reses.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
Ell EN- QUE
IVIAJABA Ell PRESIDENTE
do LA VUELTA AL BORDE
DE UN PRECIPICIO

Las Vegas, Nevada, Octubre
lei p~residente Roosevelt re-
gres6 anoche a su tren espe-
cial una bora mas tarde de 10
que habia calculado, debien-
dose este a que ell senador Pitt
mann, que iba con ell Presiden-
tie y la Sra. Roosevelt, ,sugiri6
seguir un nuevo canine, Que
luego result6 ser para un solo
coche. Con mucho cuidado ell
senador di6 la vuelta cerca de
un precipicio. FL Presidente y
su esposa no Sc bajaron del CO.
che.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
81 CIClON
A RIMINI

Miami, Octubre 1.-El cicl6n
del sabado cause la muerte de
IA personals en- las Bahamas,
desvastando a IBimini, la, isla
que esta a as millas de este
tpuerto. A las 10 de la noche del
sabado la velocidad del viento
era de $50 millas. Esta violen
cia la mantuvo h2sta ell domin-
go en- la madrugada.
Graves danos sufri6 la isla
de Gran Caiman Y las islas adj
yacentes. Cast todas las casas
fueron derribadas por el wien.
10.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

Dice la Pequena Camara de
Concrete que Ia responsible
dad por ell dinero gastado e.
las 1ltimas elecciones prima-
rias, en- la organization de un
ejercito de policias especiales,
corresponds a la Junta Elec-
toral. Enterados.
Pero sin las amenazas de de-
rramamiento de sangre, sin Ell
empeno de que viniese la mill
cha y sin ell ejercito de diputa-
dos. la junta electoral no hit
biese gastado los $1,000.
De manera que en- "protec-
ci6n" tuvo que gastar esa "pla-
ta", no en- atacar a nadie.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

W Ginebra, Octubre Italia
aVanza hacia la guerra y Etio-
pia piensa oponerse y resistir
hasta ell fin.
Asegurase que ell Duoe esta
cencentrando tropas en- Ualuai
en- ell sur de Utopia.
La oficina de la guerra en-
Adds Ababa sostiene que tia
liza esta acumulando sus hon.
breS en- Asmara, Assab Y Ia
lual. Ell ministro Engert, de los
Estados Unidos, avis6 a los a.
mericanos de que deben p;ntar
en- los techos de sus casas la
bandera de las barras y las es-
trellas. La movilizacion gene
raj empezara hoy martes.
Los italianos discuten la
question de limites entire Etio-
pia y Somalilandia y dicen que
Italia puede ser obligada a a.
vanZar a puntos estrategicos,
con ell fin de defender sus CO.
lonias. Estimase que la movili=
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

luna tenga efectividad de he
cho, 81 antes no hubiere cesado
ell periodic transitorio, la Gene
ralidad dara cuenta al Estado
de las i~nversiones realizadas en-
los servicios que son objeto de
la evaluaci6n. Llegado ell termi-
no fijado, ell Estado nombrara
representatives tecnicos que re-
visaran la evalraci6n de estos
servicio, a~teniendose en- 10 po-
sible a las disposiciones del pa
rrafo Ia del Estatuto de Gaia
luna.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
EN- HUELGA LOS ESTIBA.
DORES DE 4 PUERTOS

New Orleans, oct. LA huel-
ga de estibadores Sc declare a.
yer en- a puertos del golfo de
MEXICO, Grlfport, Mobile, New
Orleans y Pensacola. La Inter
nacional de Estibadores, apo
yada por la Federation Anne
ricana del Trabajo, respalda-
ba ell m%ovimieAto. Demandan-
los trabajadorss ell reconoci-
miento de su Union.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS IA
La responsibilities de la Junta.
) Concentrates Superficiales

fredo Smith en- ell discurso que
pronunci6 en- ell congreso euca-
ristico de Cleveland. lei ell O.
tro dia cue uno de los jefes re-
Volucionarios Sc lamentaba por,
que las iglesias no son destrui-
ias con bastante rapidez".
Asi enganan al Sr. Smith, je-
fe de la facci6n "reaccionaria'
lentro del partido democratic
CO.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
LOS LIBROS DEL REGIS,
TRIO

Para las elecciones generates
de noviembre Sc abrieron hoy
los libros del registro electoral,
que estaran abiertos por un pc
riodo de 3 semanas, en- la casa
ayuntamiento.
Las personals legalmente ms
criptas en- las elecciones de sep
tiembre no n~ecesitan inscribir-
sc de nuevo.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
Las Industries privadas tienen la responsabilidad
de crear tabajo para los obreros

Boulder Dam, Nevada, Oct.
1.-Inaugur6 aver ell Presiden
tie la gigantesca represa Boul-
der, diciendo que era un sim
bolo de it'll trabajo guberna-
mental Y declarando que las
industries privadas tienen la
principal responsibilities en- Ell
proceso de dar trabajo.
Eel trabajo haze la riqueza.
Ell use de materiales hace la
riqueza. Emplsar obreros y ma
teriales cuando los patronos
han fracasado en- ell empeno de
lograrlo, es traducir en- gran
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

Abrir la avenida de Michi-
gan hasta ell terraplen y puente
de Clearwater es una necesi-
dad, una imperiosa necesidad.
Tenemos la impression de que
los senores concejales estan lis
tos a cooperar para que la obra
Sc efect1a.
Ybor City qriere esa avenida
10 mismo que West Tampa, de
modo que Sc facilite ell viaje a
las playas del Golfo.
Hay una dificultad en- Ell ca
mino, ell viejo cementerio Mar
ii; pero creemos que podra en-
contrarse una razonable solu-
ci6n, previa una orden de los
tribunales.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

Ell candidate a gobernador
por la facci6n que creara en- Lui
siana ell difunto senador Long,
sc llama Leche.
Tn amigo de Long que espi-
"a al gobierno del estado, pero
40 cuenta con ell apoyo de la fac
lion, Sc apellida Noe.
Ell primero es juez y ell segun
do teniente gobernador.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

Cerveza en- latas... Vinos en-
latas... Tabacos en- latas... Dull
ces en- latas....
Todo ell "misterio" consiste,
en- muchos casos, en- que la lata
es menos cara que ell CRYSTAL.
"Los mejores who's, dicen los
productores de California, Sc
guiran envasandose en- bote-
las.
Los puros, los buenos ciga-
rros, son envasados en- cajitas
hechas con MADEIRA de cedro.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
CUBA AL Ola

Hasta la manana de hoy ell numero de muertos,
por efectes del ciclon, llegaba a 43. Ii Asam-
blea Provincial Liberal nomino sus candidates a
Gobernador, Senadores y Representatives.. =
Proclamo la Asamblea Matancera del Conjunto
la candidatura Presidential Menocal-Verdeia
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

diosas posesiones nacionales la
energia que de 10 c~ontrario Sc
ria malgastada.
Esta represa es un esplendi-
do simbolo. Las poderosas a.
guas del Colorado corrian ha-
cia ell mar sin ser usadas. Hoy
las hemos convertible en- una
gran possession Macdonald. Ha-
|rold Ickes, s~ecretario del inte-
,rior, preside la ceremonial,
.dando credito por la obra al
senador Hiram johnson, de
California, que defendi6 eI
proyecto.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
Ell PRECIO
DEL LITRO EN- DOS CEN
TAVOS

Una bora antes de dejar el
puesto de director de control
de la leche en- ell Estado, ell Sr.
George o. Weems, en- contra del
sentimiento popular, orden6 IN
aumento de dos centavos en- bo-
tella. Esto eleva de nuevo el pre-
clio desde 13 centavos a IS.
Weems dice que la subida Sc
debe a escasez del preciado IL
guido y con ell fin de proteger
ell abastecimiento local, y que
los lecheros no pidieron ell au-
mento.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

Ell ultimo cicl6n cause danos
en- ell techo del sanatorio del
Centre Espanel. Nos dicen que
las perdidas pasan de mil pc
SOS.
~ como muy pronto Sc efec-
tiara una fiesta para recaudar
csc dinero, desde ahora damos
la VOC de Alerta!
Vaya preparando los pesitos
en- beneficio de una obra que
merece su estimation.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

Aumentaron las exportacio-
mes de fosfato Y MADEIRA por ell
puerto de Tampa.
La noticia es aIgradable, ann
que mas nos guataria que Sc
tratase de exportanSn de pu-
res para la America del Sur o
Europa.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

Anuncio publicado en- un dia-
rio del estadb de Washington
Encontrada alma ~cartera
de sonora apareci6 en- mi auto
novil mientras sc hallaba esta-
cionado. Contiene papeles, S.
en- differences monedas, etc. La
propietaria puede recuperarla
pagando por este anuncio. ST
.puede explicarle satisfactoria-
mente a mi mujer como la car
terra lego al autom6viil, pagare
yo ell anuncio. r. C.
Esas d1ltimas palabras indi-
can que hubo tormenta y que ell
pobre marinero no pudo ca
pearla.