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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-09
LAZAROFF FUNERAL
 SET FOR TOMORROW

The funeral of Kosta Lazaroff, bulldozer who accidentally was kill ed while working near an ore way of the Alaska Juneau Gold Min ing Company wsihkee, ing Company this week, will be held at Il o'clock tomorrow morn ing.
 The services under the au- spices of the Alaska Mine Workers Union, will be held from the C.. w. Carter Mortuary. Three miners, close friends. of Lazaroff, will speak. Burial will take place at Evergreen Cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-09
SON FOR COOKS

A baby boy was born to MT. and Mrs. Fred Cook of Anchorage, February IT.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-09
Religious Strife Again
 Breaks Forth in Mexico

MEXICO CITY, March B. The killing of one Catholic and the Wounding of three others at Parral is reported here, while Archbishop Diaz is reported recovering from 24 hours of hardships he suffered while under arrest charged with violating the nations religious laws.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-09

DAILY EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-09
CITIZENSHIP GRANTED TO
 ATTRACTIVE YOUNG NURSE

Citizenship papers to the United States of America were granted to Miss Eunice Anderson, native of Canada in the United States Dis- trict Court this morning. Miss Anderson is a nurse at St. Anns Hospital and has lived here for several years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-09
BEN BERNIE IS STAR OF FILM
 HERE SUNDAY
Coliseum Will Show Shoot the Works Musical
 Comedy with FineiCast

Ben Bernie, of musical fame, fea- tured in Paramount's Shoot The Works coming Sunday to the Coliseum Theatre, revealed that his own career has not been m- like the part he plays in this, his first motion picture.
 In the film Bernie plays band leader. He starts with five-piece orchestra in the small-time, and finishes with seventeen piece band in swanky cabaret.
 In real life Bernie had worked with bands here and there until he got his first big break. He found q stranded college band, and took them to the Roosevelt Hotel in New York in 1923 for five-week engagement which ran until 1928. Later he was at the Hotel Sher- man in Chicago for another five years, meanwhile climbing to radio fame.
 Shoot the Works was directed by Wesley Ruggles from an original play written by Ben Hecht and Gene Fowler, and features Jack Cakie, Dorothy Dell. Airline Judge and Alison Skipworth. The film also features six songs. They are: With My Eyes Wide Open I'm Dream ing" Take a Lesson from the Lark DO Love You?,' "'Wers Your Ears Burning?,n Tn the Good Old Winter Time, and "A Bowl of Chop Suey and You-ey." All were written by Gordon and Revel and Rainger and Robin.
 Two features are on the Coli seum's double bill which has its last showings tonight. Buck Jones stars in an exciting film, ,"The Unknown Valley and Ralph Bel lamy in Girl in Danger which promises further thrills on the Coli scum program.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-09

compelling cnaracterizations. Fay Wray is the sweetheart of Doug las, and almost victim of the vampire.
 The amazing conclusion is said to be convincing, but promises to leave those who see it weak in the knees.
 Tonight, Officer l3" with Monte Blue and Lila Lee in the leading roles, will have its last showings at the Uptown.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-09
MRS. HELENA POOLE AND
 CLANCY k. WILLARD WERE l.
 MARRIED THIS MORNING

Mrs. Helena Poole and Chancy R, Willard were quietly married at the United States Commissioners office this morning with Judge J. F. Mullen officiating. Witnesses to the ceremony were James Nor rison and Mrs. Dora Poole. Both are residents of Juneau. Mir Will lard is an engineer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-09
MARGARET CALLAHAN AND
 GUS ERICKSON, MARRIED

Margaret Callahan was married to Gus Erickson in the office of the United States Commissioner yesterday afternoon. Witnesses to the ceremony were Knut Johnson and w. G. Helian. Both are resi- dents of Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-09

Mrs. Wellman Holbrook, wife of the Assistant Regional Forester, left St. Ann's Hospital today for her home. She had undergone a major operation there recently.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-09
. OO . HOSPITAL NOTES . . eo eo oe

Alex Hodoff, an Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company employee, entered St. Anns Hospital this morning for treatment of a minor injury to his foot.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-09

Mrs. E. E. Engstrom, wife of the Juneau manager of the Sebastion Stuart Fish Company, left St. Ann's Hospital yesterday with her infant son, for her home in Doug las.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-09
AT THE GAsTINEAU

Merrianne Brown, Oakland, Cal, and MT. and Mrs. c. R. Debbins, Juneau, are registered guests at the Gastineau Hotel today.
The Washington times., 1935-08-19
Zulu Chief Offers
Troops TO Ethiopia

LADYSMrTH, Natal. South
Africa, Aug. 19-Chief Walter Ku.
ma1o, head of the Amakolwa
tribe. offered today to take q
native contingent of Zulus to ETH.
opia to assist Emperor Halle Sc.
lassie, in the event Of war with
Italy. He said he could raise @
second regiment of Zulus who
would "face anything"
Chief Kumalo was uncertain,
however. how he should make his
offer and was Of the opinion he
ought to write direct to the EN-.
peror. In the World War Chief
Kumalo served in France with ma.
tive forces.
The Washington times., 1935-08-19
PRIMARY SNAG
EXPLAINED

CONTINUED From Page ~
time the bill was introduced de-
ploring the present method of
''hand-picking'' the local delegates
to the national conventions and
demanding that an election pro-
eedure be instituted. -
Pr Measure In Senate
Following Mrs. Norton's lead,
> Sena1or ROYAL s. Copeland CD
- New York, q member Of the
Senate District Committee, intro
auced q companion measure in
the Senate.
y However. that was as far as in
tereSt went.
Inquiries put to committee
members today revealed, for the
moSt. part, that should the meas
ure lave come before them they
would have aided its enactment.
Mrs. Norton is out Of the city
and could not be reached for a
statement, but Senator Copeland
declared:
II don't know Of any reason
why the bill didn't ceme up be-
fore cur committee, except that
we never got around to it. We
were overwhelmed with work"
It was Senator Thomas P. Gore
ND.) Of Oklahoma who said he
favors enactment of a measure
carrying out the general idea of
the bills and who touched on what
appeared to be the real reason for
the measures having lain dormant
throughout the session. He said:
81 guess it's just been sleep
ing. 1t needed someone to prod
&C."
Several of the members Of both
committees explained that they did
not know such q measure had
been introduced.
The Washington times., 1935-08-19
GROUND LOST
BY RAW DEAL
MARYLAND

.NHJAFoLLs, Md, Aug. 10,
cute political observers are be-
>oming more and more confident
that Maryland. long in the Demo
cratic column in national elec'
tionS, Is becoming lukewarm to
the Roosevelt Administration
There is nothing so definite as
an open. revolt against the Roose'
veltian policies, but one concrete
indication that all was not as II
should be was in the formation OF
q Young Mems Democratic Club
in Annapolis, and others in the
State.
Need Not Apparent
The need for q new club was
not readily discernible, as An
napols already has three Demo
cratic clubs and they are almost
a. numerous as the sands OF the
sea throughout the remainder OF
the county.
Local Democrats are wonder
Ing what effect former Governor
Albert c. Ritchie's open denuncia.
ton of the Roosevelt policies will
have on the Democratic stalwarts
of the state. They point out that
what its critics call the Raw
Deal" has powerful foes in the
Hearst and other newspapers OF
Baltimore city.
Nice Seeks Recognition
Then they add to this the fact
that Governor Harry w. Nice is
seeking either the vice presidential
or presidential nomination on the
Republican ticket.
They say that Governor Nice
may irritate citizens of the State
at times with his political appoint
ments, but that when it comes to
voting in q national election that
the State could easily follow its
governor State pride would make
many q Democrat vote to see q
Marylander in one Of the two Fed
eral offices.
The Washington times., 1935-08-19
RattIesnake Bites
Kill Viruinid Boy

HARRISBURG, Va, Aug. 10
(SpeciaD Struck three times by
q large rattlesnake, Fred Rogers,
4-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Rogers, died in o hospital
here. Bitten q week ago, the
child was brought here and given
serum.
The Washington times., 1935-08-19
STOCK BULLETINS EXEMPTED.

Bulletins published by statisti'
cal services describing security Is
sues before the issues are regis
tered with the Securities and Elk.
change Commission are immune
from the 1888 securities act pro-
yided they do not attempt to "of-
fer to dispose" Of the securities or
The Washington times., 1935-08-19

to solicit an offer to buy" The
opinion was announced yesterday
by John j. Burns, general counsel
Of the commission. To prevent
unwitting misuse of such bulletins
by underwriters and dealers. Mr..
Buns suggested the bulletins
carry o warning against sales so
licitations.
The Washington times., 1935-08-19
DR.. townsend Hurt
In AirpIane Crash

+ OAKLAND, CAL, Aug. 19.-Dr.
F. E. Townsend, sponsor of the
Townsend old age pension plan,
escaped with minor bruises yes
terday when a plane crashed
with him during an attempted
takeoff at Pittsburg, Cal. He ar.
rived here later in another plane.
The Washington times., 1935-08-19
Shot by Policeman,
Youth Loses Lea

NORFOLK. Va, Aug. 10 (Spe-
biaD Joseph White. 10. shot in
South Norfolk early this month
by Patrolman v. B. spruil when
he resisted arrest. was in q seri-
Gus condition here today follow
ing amputation Of his right leg
at the knee. White had been
drinking and attempted to run
when the officer tried to arrest
him. SprulI fired two shots at
the ground, one of which glanced.
The Washington times., 1935-08-19
Va. Rescue Squads
Will Meet Sept. 2S

ROANOKE, Va, Aug. 10 (Spe'
ciaD Rescue squads from all
parts of Virginia will meet at
Lynchburg, September %. fol
the first annual convention OF
the Virginia State Association Of
Rescue Squads, it was announced
today by Julian A. Wise, preSi
dent of the association, and cap
tain of the Roanoke crew.
The Washington times., 1935-08-19
Man Holds Dynamite
InMouth 10 End Life

FORT MYERS, Fla, Aug. 10
U.N.S0.-O. J. Hall, 81, wanted
to die quickly today. So he held
a stick of dynamite between his
teeth and calmly lighted a short
fuse.
The blast neatly decapitated
him. Hall was superintendent Of
the Mariana Light and Power
Company.
La gaceta., 1935-09-27
LA I~NTENDENCIA MILL
TAR Y LOS TRIGOS

Madrid, sep. e7.-El minis
tro de la guerra dijo aver Que
ell gob.erno atento a su pfop6-
site de favorecer ell consume de
trig2 Y. faeilitar la normal sali-
da en- les mercedes, ha diSgues-
tc cue por la I~ntendencia de la
Peninsula Sc adquiera por com
pra directa trigos con destino a
la alimentacion del canada del
eiercito, ell cual, mesclado con
cehada en- proportion conve-
niente, proporcionara ina ra-
ci6l cuyo precio no superara al
actual y, por consiguiente, no
producira trastornos pre.ugueS
tarios.
Mas tarde Sc hara extensive
Ia MEDIA al ganado que utili-
IAN las trGpas en- Africa.
La gaceta., 1935-09-27

EsIm2Se que este sistema da-
IA meiores resultados que con-
ledor Ell crGiito pedido por ell
Dr. Barnet.
-Ifa convccado la asamplea
LIBERAL para nominar a los can
iidatoS ell domingo entrante, ell
sCmandante Enrique Recio. Ra-
mon Vasconcelos habia publ
cado una conVocatOria Hannah
ito a la aSamblea provincial pa
IA ell dia "a dc octubre. ES va
ac~a Segura que los liberales no.
minaran para Ia presidencia a
Carlos Manuel de la Cruz,
m'embro del fam2so trinomio
de la politica que tan "brillan-
tey," negocios hi2o a la sombra
del estado.
I'm manifesto Sc ha publ
cado EN- la tprovincia de Matan-
zas condenando las actividades
politicas, dentro del partido Ii
beral, de Amado FinaleS Pa
dr6n, autor de incontables abu-
SOS en- la ep"ca de la tirania
machadista. Finales operaba an
te. en- Pedro Betancourt, donde
Il pueblo lie odia, y ALI imponia
u voluntad de cacique.
-PKoslguen las negociacio-
'es entire los ~partidos Union Ma
ionalista y Acci6n Republica-
Ia, con vistas a un pacto etec-
oral que produzca Ia derrota
del general Menocal. Dfcese que
\ los nacionalistas Sc daran los
robiernos de cuatro prOvincias
J a los marianistas, dos. Reno
vaci6n Nacional, grupo del cual
rs lider el Sr. Charles Pember-
ON, ha p~ublicado un manifies-
10 atacando al DR.. Miguel Ma
riano, al que no considera I'm
verdadero revolucionario.
La gaceta., 1935-09-27
Un manifesto del Comite de Vigilancia
de Intelectuales Anti-F ~ascistas

Madrid, sep. 27.-Circula un
manifesto de les intelectuales
antifascistas de Europa, opo-
niendose a la expedition de
MuSsolini contra Ethiopia. 10
conocidos profesores de
las pr~incfpaleS universidades
dc Europa.
LOS actos d~iplomaticos del
Sr. Mussolini, dice ell documen-
to, sis discusses, sus ataques
contra la Sociedad de Naciones,
son otras tantas prusbas de una
voluntad fra de aggression que
desprecia TODD derecho y desa-
fla a la opinion p1blica.
"Sabemos que para impedir
la acci6n de la Sociedad de Ma
clones han de ser empleados to-
La gaceta., 1935-09-27

ia que es precisamente en- los
mercados donde, por las carac-
teristicas del servicio, la jorna-
da es siempre intensive, con no
rarios intempestivos, sin domin
gos nj fiestas de ninguna clase,
y que mientras todos los en-
pleados di:frutan de I'm mes de
licencia annual para restablecer
su salud, a los de mercedes no
Sc les permite lpedir mas que
Is dias, con 10 que las horas de
trabajo exceden de las de los
demas en- TN 50%. Llamamos la
atensi6n del Sr, Alcalde para
que pohga termito a esta situa-
ci6n a todas luces injusta'.
La gaceta., 1935-09-27
SENALADA PARA Ell 10 DE
OCTUBRE UNA HUELGA
DE

Houston, Texas, sep. 81
Una huelga de estibadores de Ia
International obrera empezara
Il dia 10 de octubre, 81 los pa
tvonos no atienden antes las de-
mandas que les han sido he
chas. A partir de la mediano-
che del lunes, la |. l.. A. rehu-
sara manejar carga en- los puer
tos de Texas y en- Lake Charles,
La. Los embarcadores repetida-
lnente Sc han venido negando Il
incluir ell puerto de New Or
en- 81 nuevo contrato con
la organization obrera.
La gaceta., 1935-09-27
FIESTA EN- HONOR DEL
A

Miles de personals tomaron
parte en- la fiesta celebrada en-
la Columna en- honor del alcalde
Chancey, reelecto en- las pasa-
das primaries.
A los asistentes Sc les obse-
qui6 con una abundante conf
da, a base de macarrones, car
ne de puerco, pan y cerveza.
En- horas de la tarde TOGO la
banda de mGsica de la Univer-
sidad de Tampa.
Por Ia noche Sc bail6 con una
reputada orquesta.
Pronunciaron cortos discur-
sos Ell alcalde, ell exgobernador
Carlton Y otras personals.
Present6 a los oradores ell
de paz Leo Walters.
Edwin Thomas dirigi6 los
preparativos.
La gaceta., 1935-09-27

dos los sofismas. Sc invocan las
guerras coloniales del pasado
para justificar esta nueva que
ira colonial.
"Por este adjuramos a la So
ciedad de Naciones que haga,
sin trampas vergonzosas, GUAM
to es de su incumbencia para
impedir la invasi6 de Utopia.
Adjuramos a los pueblos que
detengan las remesas de armas
y Sc opongan a los emprestitos
en- favor de Italia.
"Adjuramos a todos los hon.
bres que q%uieren la lpaz que Sc
levanten contra la aggression
mussoIiniana".
Ell manifesto fu6 presentado
a la Secretarfa de Naciones y
contiene 5000 firmas.
La gaceta., 1935-09-27

lReparada esta va la carrete-
ra hasta la finca de Nistal,
donde ell Centre Asturiano ce-
lebrara ell domingo su gran
fiesta de otofo, al aire libre,
bajo los robles, junto al rio.
Quiere esto decir que no ha-
bra excusa para quedaEse en-
Ybor City, West Tampa, Tam
pa Heights o cualSquiera otro
barrie de la ciudad.
va sabemos todos que esa
fiesta, como otras muchas que
aqui Sc celebran, persigue ell
prop6sito de llevar al tesoro
social centenares de pesos muy
necesarios para titles y peren-
torias atenciOnes.
La gaceta., 1935-09-27

Ell autor de la "imitacion de
Trenton" aptes habla imitado
la fabrication de impuros a 10
centavos la "rueda".
La "imitaci6n de Trenton,
que 81 Sc establece la utilizara
ell Trust en- contra de Tampa,
piensan aIgunos que mo CANT
nara, porque los torcedores
deecartaran las tablas de sue
ci6n y los dedalitos -.
Estan equivocados los que
tai suponen. 81 ell Padre Hass
perdiese los estribos y fallase
en- contra de la raz6n y de la
j~usticiS, los tabaqueros exigi-
ran los dedalitos y las tablas
de-. rebajar jornaies.
La gaceta., 1935-09-27
UNA NOTA DEL PARTIDO
S~INDICALISTA

Madrid, sep, 27.-El partido
sindicalista en- una nota entire
gada a los peri6dicos, dice 10
que sigue: A principles del We
rano del 81 Sc acord6 por Ell a
yUntamiento establecer durante
la temporada estival la jornada
intensive y reducida para ell per
sonal de todos los servicios. En-
tonces Sc dijo. que ell personal
tendria la correspondence COM
penSaci6n en- otra dpoca del
ahc.
Y es digno de tener en- cuen-
La gaceta., 1935-09-27
~DES0RDENES RAClALES
EN- CINCINNATI

Cincinnati, sep. 27.-Eomo
indirecto resultado de la pelea
Luis-Baer, la policia domino
anoche des6rdenes raciales en-
Il que sufrieron lesiones tres in
lividuos de la raza blanca. FL
iefe de policia dice que tiene la
bajo su control y que
'os incitadores seran castiga-
dos. La policia tuvo que separar
/ dos I2rupos de negros y blan-
90 que renian en- ell viaducto de
Ia Gale Ohio. Lllega a Is ell MI
nero de individuos arrestados.
La gaceta., 1935-09-27
PROCESADOS lPOR PASAR
BILLETES FALSOS

Miami, sep. PEI gran ju-
RADIO federal proces6 aver a
Frank Lopez y Pedro Pages, de
Tampa, acusandolos de pasar
billetes falsos. La policia dice
que los bancos habian intercep-
tado Il biIIetes y qre en- poder
de los dos hombres Sc encontra-
ron varios iguales a los reco-
por los agentes del go
biernO.
La gaceta., 1935-09-27
Notified la Sosiedad de Naciones a Italia y EfGo-
pia que no pueden empezar una guerra antes
del dia 4 de Diciembre
En case de aggression Sc dara al CONVEX
TODD ell tpoyo necesario

GinebSa, sep. PEI Sc
jo de ia Sociedad de Nacthes
notified aver a Italia y EtiNpia
que no pueden comenzar una
guerra en- Africa antes del 4 de
diciembre, sin violar ell conve-
MO de la Liga.- Tai violacion da-
ria lugar a actos punitivos por
los otrCs miembros de la Liga,
porque serfa considerable un ac-
20 de aggression contra todos.
Adcptando un curse de pro-
-edimiento en- la grave crisis, ell
Tonsejo decide buscar una So
'uci6n bajo ell articulo XIV. Este
,equiere que ell Consejo redacte
recomendaciones para un ARE
Clio.
La n0tlcla del acuerdo Sc re-
cibi6 con frialdad en- Roma, don
de ell gobierno de Mussolini OPT
ma qre tiene completa libertad
de acci6n: italia ORA 10 que
olga la Sociedad de Naciones,
die un alto funcionario, pero
sin promoter aguardar hasta
que ell canine a Adds Ababa
este suficientemeAte seco para
sCIJortar un ejercito.
Antes de la acci6n del Conse-
jo, la delegation italiana sc mar
ch6 del edificio de la Liga, brin
dando antes en- ell "bar" del edi-
La gaceta., 1935-09-27
USABA Ell Aqua LEGAL
MENTE

El abogado Oscar A. Peasem,
vecino de la casa n1mero 400 de
a avenida Lake, fu6 condena-
10 aver a $25 de multa, por ell
iuez Watkins, por usar legal
mente ell aqua del acueducto
municipal.
Peasem trat6 de lograr ell
servicio de agua para esa casa
por medic de TN mandamiento
judicial.
Anunci6 ell abogado Drum
right, que lie representa- en- ell
%juicio, que apelara a la Corte
del Circuito.
La gaceta., 1935-09-27
UN JOVEN CONFESO Ell A
SESINATO DE SU ITO Y
SU TIA

Los Angeles, sep. 27.-Al de-
tective Condaffer, Leroy Drake
de 10 amos, de aspecto debil,
confes6 haber asesinado a su
ito y su tia, por medic del vene-
no. Les vic agonizar y morir y
despues coloc6 los cadaveres en-
ell aatom6vil de la familia, el
que lanz6 desde una colina al
mar.
Los tics, en- ell testamento en-
contrado, lie dejan como herede-
70 de su pequena fortuna.
Admiti6 que en- los 1ltimos
einco amos habia lido a la iglesia
todOs los domiAgoos.
La gaceta., 1935-09-27
Murphy es ell nuevo Comandante
de la Legion Americana
Sc pedira ell Immediate pago de los Bonos

st. Louis, sep. Fla tumul
tuosa convention de la Legion
Americana Sc termin6 anoche,
siendo electoi c9mandente J..
Ray Murphy, de Iowa, quien
tendra sobre sus hombros la ia
rea de recabar del gobierno ell
Immediate pago de los bonos.
Trenes especiales partieron
anoche de aquf, en- todas direc-
clones. Miles de automobiles Gu
bren los caminos. Ell represent
tante Patman, de Texas, TN le-
La gaceta., 1935-09-27
SERA NOMBRADO Ell NUE.
VO JURADO

Otro gran jurad0 del conda-
do sera nombrado ell martes, en-
la Corte del Circuito, pero no
tendra trabajo que hacer.
FL fiscal Farrior no tiene pen
dientes casos de asesinato, vio-
laci6n 0 investigaciones impor-
tantss.
FL nrevo jurado desempona-
"a sus deberes hasta ell mes de
abrh.
La gaceta., 1935-09-27

Palabras de Granny" Wea-
therford, anciana de l04 amos,
de Omaha, Nebraska, que flu
ma puros hechos a mano y tam
bien fuma en- pipa:
Abundan los cigarros, no los
cigarrillos, buenos para mas
car; escasean los buenos para
fumar.
Cuando traigan ell team
work., en- definitiva,, sobraran
por AGA los de mascar, no los
buenos de fumar.
La gaceta., 1935-09-27
JUEGO T
CUBS Y

La lluvia hizo descansar aver
a Cardenales y Cubs.
Hoy sc efectuara un doble
desafio Y los Pajaros Rojos
mandarin a los hermanos Dean
a la Inca de fuego. 81 Dizzy
pierde Ell primero. Ell campeona-
to pertenecera al Chicago,
La gaceta., 1935-09-27
MINEROS
EN- OVIEDO

Oviedo, Espana, Sep. 81
Cinco mineros que llevaban "a
horas sepultados en- una nina
de carbon, han sido. salvados
por sus camaradas. Todos fue-
ron extraidos ilssos, aunque al
gunos sufriendo los efectos dc
una 'intensa conmocion nerviO-
50.
La gaceta., 1935-09-27

gionario, provoc6 un agitado
debate de 45 minutes al oponer-
Sc a una resolution que deman-
da 81 page sin referencia" a los
puntos de finanza o teorias mo-
n~etarias en- los que la Legion no
quiere verse envuelta. Hablo en-
ell mi.mo sntido ell represntan-
te McFarlane, de Texas. Otro
ro2rssentante, Helleck, de In
diana, pidi6 que no Sc atase al
cuello de los bonos lie inflaz6n G
expansion monetaria.
La gaceta., 1935-09-27
CUBA AL DlA

elNesfanol, despedido bajo la ley del SO
por csento, hirio graveme1ste a I'm Inspector dc
ranvias. = Carlos Manuel de la Cruz sera nc
minaao Candidate a la Prcsidencia por ell Par
lido LIBERAL. . Nacionaiistas Y Marianistas es-
tan negoc;ando un Pacto Electoral, esperanto
veneer a los Menocalistas
La gaceta., 1935-09-27

iC6mo Unitarian" algunos
la rama que ell Trust cosecha
en- la provincial de Pinar del
Rio?
Cuando los dedalitos y las
tablas de succion "maten" la
perfecta mano de obra, enton-
ces ell material inferior perde-
"a la dignidad que ahora tie
ne, perdera ell "estiramiento de
la capa", la figura impecable
v. apaga y vamonos.
La gaceta., 1935-09-27

va ell Trust Sc encargara de
pregonar en- todos los tonos,
para satisfaction de Fred !:
Tampa ha telido que imitar-
nos, Tampa ha tenido que imi-
tarnos!..-..
Y 81 la propaganda hace
efecto, ell fumador dira: va que
en- la Florida elaboran a team
work, desplazando q miles de
La gaceta., 1935-09-27

iImitar a la corporation que
trato de infamar a Tampa, di-
ciendo que por AGA Sc utiliza-
ba "salivita" para cerrar las
perillas......!,
iIm;tar a la compania que
retro sus fabricas de Cuba
porque ell obrero cubano no de
jaba atropellar sus derechos!
iImitar al "pulpo' que por
la Radio nos estuvo atacando
hasta que Sc convenci6 de SUI
fracaso!