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, 1935-03-28
COLLAPSE OF GOLD
BLOC is PREDICTED

PARIS. March %. tPt-A COL
lapse Of the gold bloc within a few
months was feared by financiers
Thursday as a consequence Of the
reported imminent devaluation Of
Belgian currency. a sudden Swiss
monetary crisis. and the increasing
gravity OF the French money situa-
ton.
The closing of the Belgian bourses
Thursday was taken as a signal
that devaluation was imminent or
that the belga would be permitted
70 drift.
French government circles said
they accepted a Belgian desertion
from the gold standard as newt
able since France refused the aid
which former Premier Georges
Tfheunis Of Belgium sought March
10. The refusal forced the reSig-
nation Of Theunis and his cabinet.
The belga dropped on the foreign
exchange Thursday from the open
ing quotation Of 324 francs to 200
francs, later recovering to 3.l2
francs. Wednesday the belga clos
ed at 800 francs
Switzerland's problem became
suddenly acute through the report
ed flight OF 100. 600, 900 Swiss francs
dErIng the last few days. Exchange
experts said this constituted a seri-
Gus drain on Switzerland and was
dangerous because of the tight
situation of all gold bloc countries.
, 1935-03-28
District Refinancing
Is Almost Completed
CBy staff Correspondent

SAN BENITO. March 28-Re-
financing Of the San Benito irriga-
ton district is nearly completed.
J. <. McAnally. engineer: and A.
L. Montgomery. attorney. have re-
turned from Dallas where lae con-
ferred with Frank Robertson. dis
trict manager. and with RFC Off
Gals. Final papers are expected 10
be ready for submission TO the RFC
office BY Monday.
Mr.. Robertson came 70 Texas
from Washington where he has
been in the interest of flood con-
troll matters.
, 1935-03-28

cess in New York. Chicago. Boston.
Philadelphia and Los Angeles. and
has been more widely discussed by
press clergy and laity than any
other motion piSsure since The
Birth of a Nation
The causes Of the popularity Of
The King Of Kings" are not far
to seek. Among them are the
worlds greatest story. the reverent
dramatization of the life Of Christ
superb acting Of eighteen stars; SOC
wellknown players and 5000 extra
people: the restoring OF a historic
al period In buildings. scenes. prop
critics and costumes exceeding N
elaboratenesS even "Ben-HurT. and
above all a vision that truly real
izes the infinite tenderness. human
ity and uplift OF the New Tesla
ment story.
, 1935-03-28
Russian Salad Platter

Left over meats. y cup peas, z
cup diced or grated carrots, y cup
celery, hard-cooked eggs. mayon-
naise, fresh tomatoes, French dress
ing. Cut the cooked meat into long
narrow strips (pork should be ma
rtnated In french dreSsing). Mari
nate vegetables in French dressing
then drain and arrange them in let
tuce cups in center OF platter. Lay
strips Of meat in bundles around
edge. Garnish with quarters of to-
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Rice Bavarian Cream

! tablespoon gelatin. y cup wa
ter-cold. ~ cup hot water. Y cup
sugar. II teaspoon Morton's salt
! cup cooked rice, l cup whipping
cream, l teaspoon vanilla. ! 70 IL
cups fruit QreSh or cooked. Soak
gelatin in cold water for 5 minutes
Dissolve in hot water and add sugar
ard salt. Cool. When mixture be-
gins to CONCEAL. whip until light
and fluffy. Add rice. fruit and va
nilla, fold in whipping cream and
turn into mold. Serve with fruit
sauce or whipped cream.
, 1935-03-28
Flank STEAK Fillets

Have flank steak fillets prepared
at market. planning 2 for each err
wing. Brown in a small amount Of
hot bacon dripptagS OF Mrs. Tuck
er's shortening. Add enough water
TO cover bottom of pan. Cover tight
" and cook IL hours either on top
Of range or in an oven heated to
$50 degrees.
, 1935-03-28
Raspberry Sherbet

IL cups sugar, ! cup raspberry
pulp. 2 tablespoons lemon juice. 4
teaspoon lemon rind. 2 cups Grish-
ans milk, ! egg white, II teaspoon
salt. Dissolve sugar in fruit juices.
Add milk, stirring constantly. Pour
into freezing trays Of mechanical
refrigerator and freeze to mush.
Turn into chilled bowl. add unbeat-
en- egg white and beat rapidly un-
til mixture is fluffy. Return at once
TO trays and continue freezing until
firm. Variations-Omit raspberry
pulp and add ] cup orange Juice.
crushed pineapple. strawberry pulp,
apricot pulp. or equal quantity OF
any fruit desired.
, 1935-03-28
Fraternity Men
Of Valley To
Elect Officers
Especial 70 Tre Heraldl

1RN&Ao ~ AA1 AANAaAa
SAN BENITO. March 28-Elec-
ton Of an executive committee for
1885 viii probably take place at
the Valley Interfraternity club
dance al the San Benito club
Thursday night. March %. accord
ing to an announcement from Guy
Bradford. chairman OF the direct
ing group.
II the members desire TO post
pone the election until a future
date. such a date will be named.
Bradford said. The present COM
mittee was selected at the organi-
zation dance at Club Royale in
McAllen last April II.
Thursday nights dance marks
the spring entertainment OF the
Pan-Hellenic group. and music will
be furnished by Art Brault's Can
adams. a noted dance band, Brad
ford declared. Each member Of
the club or a bona-fide member Of
a national college or university So
cial fraternity may bring as many
guests as he desires.
Records of the club show that
there are some 300 fraternity men
in the Valley. with more moving
in every day in connection with the
new Sam Fordyce oil field. New
impetus to the inter-fraternity idea
Is being given by these men. Brad
ford indicated.
The dance here Thursday lacks
but two weeks of marking the
first anniversary Of the establish
ment Of the club. Bradford empha-
sized. and should be attended by
one Of the largest crowds In the
history Of the club functions.
Wallpaper that is fadeless. wash
able, and durable. has been made
from nlaSr hu o Gnrman inrnntnr
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liquid In a sauce pan. Drain off
The liquid and empty the hominy
into a deep platter. over this
sprinkle the onion which has been
grated. then sprinkle on the grated
cheese. Heat the chilli and pour II
ove the cheese. which melts and
serve.
, 1935-03-28
SCHOOL

and their relation to the health OF
her family. but something Of the
art as well
On wednesday, while Mrs. Yates
prepared the many tempting dishes
on the program, she gave an ms
tructive talk on the Importance OF
using advertised products. In no
other way can the wife and moth
or be certain Of giving to her fam
lily the best products that her
money can buy.
1t is indeed a pleasure to see the
display Of kitchen equipment as
sembled for the use of Mrs. Yates
In her Happy Kitchen. Cooking can
be so easy when the tools and
utensils necessary are available.
For every dish prepared there is the
right baking pan or kettle or roast
tr. OF course. that Is the secret Of
the Happy Kitchen.
Valuable Prizes Given
Valuable prizes were again given
away on Wednesday as they will
be during the remainder OF the
school. And on Friday. the last
day. several grand prizes will be
presented to someone. Clip the re-
cipes from the Brownsville Herald
each day and bring them to the
Happy Kitchen school Of cookery.
Watching Mrs. Yates prepare these
delicious foods. together with her
instructive talks. will prove the
most valuable and instructive time
you have spent in many days.
The following business firms are
cooperating in presenting this school
Of cookery:
Clip the following recipes and
bring them with you on Friday:
Filled Coffee Ring
2 cakes yeast, | cup milk scalded
and cooled. ! cup lukewarm water,
l tablespoon sugar, Z cups sifted An
gel Food -four. 6 tablespoons Mrs.
fuckers shortening. u cup sugar,
3 eggs. y teaspoon Morton's salt,
melted butter. Simply delicious
this recipe makes two large Or three
small rings. Dissolve yeast and l
tablespoon sugar in lukewarm liquid.
Add 3 cups flour and beat until
smooth. Add shortening and sugar
thoroughly creamed; and eggs
beaten until light; the remainder of
flour gradually. or enough to make
a moderate soft dough: and salt,
Turn on board. knead lightly. Place
in creased bowl. Cover and set aside
in a warm place to rise for about =
hours. Roll out in oblong piece. u
inch thick. Brush with melted but
ter. Cover with fruit filling. Roll
up lengthwiSe and place in a circle
on CREASED flat baking sheet. Cut
with sharp knife. making four cuts
on top Of ring. Cover and let rise
until light. Glaze with egg and milk
q egg yolk beaten with 2 table
spoons milk bake in medium oven.
Ice top while still warm with plain
or water icing and sprinkle on CO.
coanut or roasted, ground nuts.
Fruit Filling
Run through fruit chopper. I cup
citron. Is cup lemon peel, i-3 cup
orange peel and q cup canned graf
ed pineapple and add IL OTIS raisins.
Plain Icing
This icing Is appropriate for
plain cakes, coffee cakes. buns, gin
ger cakes. etc. II may be varied by
using different f~lavors. such as lem
on juice, almond. rose or melted
chocolate. Use confectioner's sugar.
Rub the sugar free Of all Jumps.
and add slowly just enough liquid
to make a moderately thick paste.
Water will make a more transpar-
ent icing than milk.
, 1935-03-28
QUEEN

One Of the greatest events Of the
picture season here will be the pre-
mier showing OF Cecil b. DE Miles
King Of Kings at the Queen
theatre on Sunday neu This pic
ture has enjoyed a sensational sue
, 1935-03-28
X. C.. White LAYER Cake

% cup Mrs. fuckers shortening
~ cups graduated sugar.
81 cups Angel Food flour.
3 teaspoons K. G. Baking Powder.
u teaspoon Morton's salt.
% cup Grisham's Pasteurized
milk.
y teaspoon lemon extract.
! teaspoon vanilla extract.
8 eggs.
Cream butter and gradually add
small amount Of sugar al a time.
continue Dreaming. Sift flour. meas
ure. and sift again with salt and
baking powder. Add alternately
with milk TO butter and sugar Add
flavoring and fold in stiffly beaten
egg whites. Pour into layer cake
pans. Temperature. SIS or 400 de-
greeS. Time. 20 to 30 minutes.
, 1935-03-28

TO get rid Of itch, rash, letter, foce
itch, ringworm or eczema, cover WITH
soothing Blue Star Ointment which
contains tested medicine that meits,
soaks i'm quickly and kills the hchs
Money back IL first jar falls
, 1935-03-28
~DEvALUATION OF
25 PER CENT EXPECTED

LONDON, March %. R)-British
financial circles viewed the an
nounceemnt Thursday from Brus-
els that the bourses would be clos
ed for three days as an indication
the government has definitely de-
cided on q devaluation program and
wishes to check the possibility OF
panicky selling.
Private advices from Brussels TO
exchange houses here indicate the
belief that d~evaluation will be rs
per cent.
The belga weakened on the ex-
change market early, selling at
24.0O to the pound compared with
an overnight rate Of 1888. Other
gold currencies eased in sympathy
with the franc. which sold at 1900.
, 1935-03-28

IS EXPECTED
FOR BELGIUM

BRUSSELS. Belgium, March %.
tRf-The government Thursday or
dered the Belgian bourses to re-
main closed for the next three days.
beginning Thursday.
The order was published in a
special edition Of the Official
Gazette. There will be no quota
tons Of foreign exchange in the
country during the period the
bourses are closed.
Closing Of the bourscs was the
governments first open step to
clarity the country's perplexing fl
nancial situation.
The general view Is that a de-
valuation program will be an
nounced at a joint convocation Of
parliament Friday.
The inclusion Of socialists in the
newly created cabinet Of Premier
Paul Van iceland is regarded as
settling the devaluation issue and
leaving open. only the question of
the amount and whether the belga
will continue to be linked with the
gold bloc or join the sterling ranks.
, 1935-03-28
Seven Minute Icing

IL cups sugar.
l tablespoon white corn syrup.
5 tablespoons water.
2 egg whites.
l teaspoon vanilla.
Combine all ingredients. except
vanilla. in top of double boiler and
mix well. Allow 70 cook over boiling
water for three minutes. Remove
from fire but leave over hot water
and beat with rotary beaten for
seven minutes. Add vanilla and
combine well.
, 1935-03-28

When newly born. the blue
whale is approximately rs feet long
and weighs about l5 tons.
, 1935-03-28
iEnchiIada Pie

From South Texas.
Here is a Mexican dish that Is
easily and quickly prepared. The
lover Of Mexican food will be strong
1y tempted 10 over-indulge. This
dish is excellent to serve as the main
dish at the evening meal.
| No. 2 can hominy.
| can chill without beansl.
y ID. grated cheese.
! medium onion.
Open the hominy and heat with
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matoes and hard cooked eggs. Serve
with mayonnaise dressing.
, 1935-03-28

NHH'"NEN NHUV NutN
8 tablespoons Mrs. fuckers short
ening, ? cups diced raw pork and
veal, = cup finely cut onion, = tea
, 1935-03-28

spoon salt. u cup water or liquid
from bean sprouts. IL cups celery.
cut into small pieces. / a bean
sprouts, drained.
Thickening
3 tablespoons Pioneer four. = tea
spoon pepper. / teaspoon brown
sauce. 2 tablespoons soy sauce
Larded Pot Roast
A 4-pound larded pot roast. Salt
and pepper. Larded pot roasts may
be made from the chuck. rump. or
the round. Brown the meat we'll in
a kettle containing fat. Season with
salt and pepper. Add a small
amount of hot water. cover the ket-
tie and reduce the heat so that the
meat will cook slowly until done.
about 8 hours.
, 1935-03-28

Wallpaper that is fadeless. wash
able, and durable. has been made
from glass by a German inventor.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08

al tomar en- Sus manos la per-
fumada misiva, v conocer la le-
tra.-Debe ser para ella I'm sa-
crificio enorme haberse pasado
tres dias sin decirme que me "a
ma Y sin oirme decir que la ado
no. Tambien 10 ha sido para mi.
81 10 viera: eSta carta Sc
reducira a repetir una y mil We
ces, la primera persona del pre-
sente de indicative del verbo "a
mar, y sera precise contestarla
con la misma doncellita que me
de Mercurio sin alas en-
.os comienzos de mis- amores.
Y anadi6 con cierta ironia:
-iCuanto GUSTAV las mule
'es de ciertas puerilidades! Son
'ara elias el principal encanto
lei amor. Y ique hacer, sine
La gaceta., 1935-03-08

que en- esta ciudad pelearan ell
domingo, Max Schmeling, 81 ex-
campe6n que aspira a reconquis
tar la corona, y Steve Hamas,
vencedor de Schmeling Y llama
do ell legitimo contendiente por
ell titulo del peso pesado.
Centenares de lpersonas in
vadieron aver los campamen-
|tos de los dos gladiadores. Ha-
mas castig6 a sus tres "soeios"
de practicas, impresionando de
manera favorable a los que lie
vieron en- accion. FL americana
harai hoy calist6nica, pero no
boxeara. Tampoco Sc pondra los
guantes manana sabado. La Sra
Hamas arribara manana Y su
marido ira a recibirla.
Schmeling canine dos horas
al mediodia ,boxe6 cinco asal-
ltos, hizO tres rounds" de SOM
bra, lie peg6 al saco y salt6 la
sniza. Hoy limitara sus ejerci-
clos, 10 mismo que manana.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08

Isu c9nciencia lie aconseiaba, era
lei m~atrimonio.
No habia otra.
Y en- vista de las circunstan-
cias, los marqueses c~esarian en-
su injusta y obstinada oposi-
Ici6n,.
Mas Ell egofsmo de Morales
no estaba de acuerdo con su con
.ciencia Y con los deseos de Ell
vira.
Ell no era bueno nj mal0; era
uno de tantos hombres como vi
ven para ell placer, sin pensar
en- otra cosa.
Egoista, como TODD ell que pa
ra Ell placer vive, no GUERRA sa-
crificarse, Y ell matrimonio era
para 81 I'm sacrificio: era la per
dida de Su ibertad...
La gaceta., 1935-03-08
DESAFIO DE PELOTA EN-
Ell R DE LA CA
LIE OUNCE

Ell club Toronto, de la Liga
International, jugara dentro de
pocos dfas I'm desafio en- Ell te-
reno de la Gale Is, que pronto
Sc llamara ell parque Ignscio
Haya.
Patrocinara ell juego la Ca
mara de Concrete de Ybor. que
espera seleccionar TN grupo de
estrellas de las fabricas para
hacerle frente a los Internacio-
males.
va anunciaremos la fecha J
los nombres de los j~ugadores
que seran escOgidos.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08
EN- Ell CANEDROMO DE
ULPHUR SPRINGS

Made esperaba 10 c~ontrari0
Y Cave Man venci6 en- la once
ma carrera de anoche, pagando-
Sc sus boletos a 80 centavos.
Bad Sally ell notable galgo de
propiedad local, arrib6 ell segun
do y Royal Son ell tercero.
Ell Handicap de los "Rojos"
de Cincinnati 10 gan6 ell perro
Jerry Cross, en- presencia del
director Dresser y de un CRU
po de peloteros. Una hermosa
copa fue entregada al dueno del
vencedor.
! La doble apuesta reuni6 a
La gaceta., 1935-03-08
DOS HOMBRES ACUSADOS
DE ROBO

La policia de la ciudad detu-
vo aver a George Benjamin, de
% amos, y Robert Benjamin, de
Is amos, vecinos de la casa MI
nero 2115 de la Gale Cherry, a
los que Sc acusa de haber roba-
do I'm automovil, ell pasado lu-
mes, propiedad de E. 0. Hay :
words, un vecino de Bradenton.
Debajo de la glorieta, en- los
terrenos de la Feria, la policia
encontr6 ell coche. Los presun-
tos ladrones fueron entregados
a las autoridades de Manatee.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08
No Sc sentia con fuerzas pa

No Sc sentia con fuerzas ma
ra tanto.
Guerra a Elvira; pero a su
mOdo.
81 hubiese podido seguir a..
mandola sin obstaculos, sin ira
6as, sin tener que vioIentarse.
la habria querido siempre; pero
una vez satisfecno 81 deseo, la
petici6n que ella lie hacia, a pc
sar de encontrarlo muy natu-
raj, muy l6gica, lie contrariaba
y no Sc sentia dispuesto a ceder.
Mas como, por otra parte, te-
MIA delicadeza y hasta senti-
.iento, pensaba:
-Pero, 81 no cedo, lque hago
con esa infeliz Como la ayudo
a salir del compromise en- que
La gaceta., 1935-03-08
Cuando acab6, qued6se pen

sativo.
Luego, violentamente contra
riado, Sc levant6 y comenz6 a
pasear pOr la estancia.
Els una complication que
debi haber tenido en- cuenta,-
murmuraba.-Porque la coSa es
grave. aunque solo sea por las
cohdiciones de mi victima. Co
mo que no es una cualquiera, no
puedo proceder con ella como
con tantas otras. Pero, claro es-
ia: cuando Sc despierta en- uno
ell deseo, la prudencia desapa-
rece, Y cuando esta sonora vuel
We a nosotros, siempre es de-
masiado tarde.
Y deteniase con frecuencia
en- sus paseOs para exclamar: |
La gaceta., 1935-03-08
CAMPBELL ESTABLECIO
UNA E MARCIA NUN
DIAL DE VELOCIDAD

Daytona Beach, mario s.
Con su autom6vil Pajaro Azul,
Sir Malcolm Campbell ,el famo-
so driver, estableci6 aver una
nueva marca mundial de velo-
cidad, de 276.816 por bora, no
pudiendo llegar a las 300 mi
Has.
Cuando pocas personals 10 es-
|peraban, Campbell tom6 la de-
cision de salir. I'm ''hoyo' es-
tuvo a punto de arrancarle ell
La gaceta., 1935-03-08

complacerlas, aunque sea violen
tandose un POGO? Hay que con-
servar la poesia de los senti-
mientos, aunQue sea un POGO
cursi o, por 10 menos, romanti-
ca. iPobre del que asi no 10 ha-
ce!
La gaceta., 1935-03-08
E'elA dice ne LANYARD

ot~ UACc VWS tufC%ufU
Pveinte juegOs
Ell orgullo de Carolina del
crte, Wesley Check Terrell,
scartado hace un ano por los
1hdios de Cleveland, tiene su
brazo en- buena forma y espera
tomar parte en- 20 DEF Jos, sir
viendo a los Media bias de
Boston. Joe CroninS, director,
cree que Terrell ha recuperado
SUI potencia y espera utilizarlo
con los clubs de mayor impor-
tancia. "No tengo dolor en- ell
brazo, ha dicho ell pitcher. No
sc que cosa me 10 ha curado,
pero me parece nuevo." Luego
de ganar 81 juegos para ell
Cleveland, entire los amos 1929 a
1882, ell brazo lie empez6 a de-
caer. Sc someti6 a varias ope-
raciones, sin resultado.
Ell ano pasado recuper6 Ell
|vigor cuando no 10 esperaba y
obtuvo IA victorias y solo 5 de-
|rrotas. Su hermano mayor Rick
Terrell es ell catcher Nc. / de
los Medals Rojas.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08
| |

Rompi6 ell sobre y comenz6 a
leer la carta.
La sonrisa un tanto burlona
que entreabria sus labios, fue
disipandose a MEDIA que avan-
zaba en- la lectura.
i Diablo, no habia contado
con esto!-interrumpi6se para
.xclamar.
Y sigui6 leyendo.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08

Una estreua del Rochester
Mucho Sc distingui6 aye4
eI campamento de los Card
fes, en- Bradenton, John T. w
set, ell jardinero que bate6
con ell club Rochester, 81
TINA temporada. Wins
do y tiene 6 pies 2lg
de estatura. AL bate
que puede ser uno de los hon.
bres mas peligrosos de 1885,
"Pimienta" Martin Sc agreed
aver a la novena.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08
-iEn buen lilo me he nett
do! GC6mo salgo de el?
III

Elvira participabale, senci-
llamente, en- SUI carta, que sus
amores tenian fataIes conse-
'cuencias,
Con tai motive habiabale, CO.
mo era natural, de su honra, y
terminaba diciendole:
"Es necesario tomar una re-
soluci6n."
iClaro que habia que tomar-
la! Pero Icual?
He aqui 10 que Enrique Sc pre-
gUntaba, sin acertAr a reSpon-
derse.
LO que Elvira lie pedia, 10 que
La gaceta., 1935-03-08
Gomez sc present0
O los Yankees

Ell pitcher mejor pagado de
la Liga Americana, Vernon Go
mez, Sc agreg6 aver a los Yam
KEGS. Gomez practice a su como
didad. Los honores del dfa fac
ron a Earle Combs, que hizo
admirables cogidas en- ell jardin
izquierdO. Sc agreg6 al club el
Ijugador suplente Red Rolfe.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08

FaltGn peIoterOs a los Dodgers
Cinco miembros de la escua-
dra del Brooklyn no Sc han in
corporado todavia a las filas Y
La gaceta., 1935-03-08
BASE BALL
DERROTADOS LOS REGU-
LARES DE BOSTON

st. Petersburg, marco g.
Mas de 5000 personals presen-
ciaron aver ell juego entire los
reguIares y los novatos de los
Braves de Boston. Babe Ruth
no tom6 parte en- ell desafio, pre-
senciando desde ell banco la de-
rrota de los veteranos.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08

April Dawn, un "electrico'', y
Hard Bargain, pagandose los
billetes a $134.8O.
Por sus boletos individuales
April Dawn page $35.
Aparecen inscriptos en- la ca
rrera de obstaculos de esta no
che, que sera la novena, Stepp-
ing Jack y Nu Way.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08
Ell DE ESTA
NOCHE EN- BENJAMIN
FIELD

Uno de los PARTICIPATES n1me-
ros del programa de luchas de
esta noche, en- Benjamin Field,
10 sera ell encuentro entire ell
sueco Oscar Holmberg Y ell grie
La gaceta., 1935-03-08

En- el campamento de los Tt
gresMen Lakeland, luci6 mucho
aver Clyde Halter, I'm pitcher
zurdo. Hubiese ganado Ell desa-
flo de no componerse su team"
Ae lanzadores. Firmo IN contra
to de practicas MiHard H>well,
la estrella de football de Ala
bama. Los jugadores de cuadro
son aSlardados ell sabado.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08

son Sam leslie, Johnny Nc
La anol Eci6n fue de 2 cars
ras porl 6aasclrra, Joe
Coscal - de "jonron".
Garth Refs, Jimmy Jor
dam |Tremark. Stanley
BofSsgsN'el jardinero obte-
nido en- laEosta del Pacifico, hi
20 su debut" con un tremendo
hatazo sobre ina de las bolas
idas de Dtch Leonard, por
brdin central.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08

de la Florida, tendra de rival a
Osborne, que 10 ha retado, di-
|ciendo que no cree en- la poten-
|cia de sus llaves japonesas.
Otro sueco, Alex Hedlund, ha
ra su primera presentation
frente al captain Jack Smith,
de Filadelfia.
Johnny Grandovitoh, ell po-
IIaco campeon de la Florida, ven
dra a defender su tftulo contra
ell mejOr de los hombres que
Jim Downing lie pueda escoger.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08

compania de gu esposa' nuess.a
estimado amigS~ 81.
LASTS, persona muy apr
en- esta comunidad.
Pas6 varios dias muy agra
dables en- compania de sus ia
miliares, aunque ~confiesa que
no lie gusta ell "bombardeo'.
Dice que a los espanoles les
nan quitado ell trabajo en- los
tranvias. "Visten ell uniforme,
pero no cobran".
Por haberse declarado en-
huelga los empleados de la ha-
cienda, a su salida de la Haba-
ma no tuvo que pagan un i'm
hpuesto que a los viajeros Sc CO.
bra.
Damos la mas ~sincera bienve-
nida al querido amigo : a su
estimada esposa.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-04-25
By CLARK

This "Fan" ray rug has attracted
a lot Of attention and to our knowl-
edge quite a few home rug makers
have made one or like 1t. 1t
must be- seen to be appreciated.
Made up in brilliant colors. the PAN
els In alternating light and dark
shades and the center Of dark green
and red, this rug is bound to catch
the attention Of anyone upon enter
ing the room. This model measures
So inches across and 80 inches deep.
and requires about four pounds OF
material to crochet. The ten panels
are made first and then crocheted to-
gether. The center half circle Is
made to fit opening for 1t and In turn
is slip stitched into space.
This beautiful rug is n of the
twenty handmade rugs shown in col
ors in rug book No. "a.
If handmade rag rugs interest you
send us 15c for this book of rugs
with instructions, and you will re-
ceive it by mail postpaid.
Address HOME CRAFT COM
PANY, Department c, Nineteenth
and st. Louis Avenue, st. Louis, Mo.
Inclose a stamped addressed en-
velope for reply when writing for any
information.