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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-07

Another party of Libby men who
drove to Poison Saturday to enjoy the
chicken hunting was composed of A.
N Richard, E W. Oylear, Glen Craw-
ford, Cal Jewell and George Bryant.
They report fine shooting, all Of them
getting their limit.
Mr.. and Mrs L. r. Barrick and boys
arrived in Libby during the week and
will tenant the Marshall housa west
Of the city, Mr. Barrick is secretary
for Lobnitz Bros, who have the con-
tract for construction of 4 highway
project just south of Libby.
Among Libby men to drive 10 Pol
son last Saturday were W. G Seims,
Dr.. J. M. Cairns, George Hayes and q
]. Driear. Some Of the men attended
the Libbv-Polson football game ard
then hunted chickens the following
+ day.
Mr.. and Mrs Nels Christensen drove
into Libby last Thursday, coming here
from wisconsin, where they have lived
the past six years They may decide g
remain Permanently in Libby, having
I left here when they moved % Wiscon-
| sin. They stopped in Helena last
| Thursday on the way to Libby and left
the city just short time before tht
j bad quake Qf that day.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-07
NOTICE TO LIBBY CITIZENS.

Following are excerpts from three
ordinances passed by the City Council
of the City of Libby. ~
Ord. 208-That hereafter it shall be
unlawful to erect repair or maintain
any toilet or privy within the City Of
Libby.
Ord. 209-That hereafter it shall be
unlawful to Craze, pasture, keep OF
house in any manner whatsoever
horses, cattle, goats, hogs, or livestock
Of any kind, within the city Of Libby
Ord 210.-That hereafter no dwelling
or building for residential purpose
shall be erected within the City of Lib
by having a value of less than $1,000
1t shall be the duty Of the Building In
spector before issuing permit ior fht
proposed construction to estimate ihs
value and If in his judgment the esti-
mated value Of such proposed con
struction is less than $1,000 no PERM
shall be issued by him.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-07
Interesting Home Week Program.

A special program in honor Of Home
Week in ire hebekah lodge of Mon
tana was held a, the Medora Rebekah
Ioage Monday night All Of the Lodges
in the state this week are turning their
attention to the / O. q. f. Home III
Helena and learning Of their work.
An excellent paper written BY Mrs
Ed. Kemp, about the Home, was read
by Mrs. Harold Miller. Two songs Ct
home were sung by Litchfield Dorring-
ton, accompanied by Mrs. Dorringt9n
at the piano. They were enjoyed and
carried many wistful heart back
through years Mrs. George Black
well read fantasy composed by Tina
Ross embracing the names of every
Rebekah Lodge in Montana Lois
Pitcher and Bertha Withee, accom-
apnied by Mrs. Pitcher, added to the
pleasure Of the evening by singing two
songs, Lullaby and Billy Boy.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-07
THREE ONE ACTS RETURN
TO PLEASE LARGE AUDIENCE

Friday evening, Nov. |, in the Jun
Tor High auditorium, witnessed The
production OF three distinctive nation
ally known plays really we'll acted:
Poor Maddalena' "Trifles', and Glas-
pell's entertaining comedy Suppressed
Desires" The selection of the plays
gave to the audience three contrasting
productions-the fantastic, the human,
and the newer modern ideas of mental
theory. The production was of ex
ceptionally high calibre, in keeping
with the policy of the high school to
keep the three one-acts on a high
plane The plays were chosen and di-
reeted by Miss Hilda Witt and Miss
Thompson and their work was re-
Elected in the effectiveness of the pro-
auctions
Each of the characters in the plays
portrayed their parts in way which
showed their study of the peculiarities
and characteristics involved. The part
of Henrietta demanded keen sense
of emotional Interpretation in situa-
tons where such ability does net come
naturally to all students. However,
such acting made It possible for the
audience to appreciate the dramatic
situation effectually Vava Dickin
PLAYED the part of PierretteS Billy
cwit7er Pierrot. and Odin Rolseth,
Bumbu, The clown.
In "Trifless. Fred Metzger realistic
ally played the part of the county at
torney, and Billy Mann, the sheriff.
The part of the neighboring farmer was
portrayed by Harold Martin; Mrs.
Peters. BY Shirley Fuller, and Mrs.
Hale. by Helen Martin.
The last play, Suppressed Desires
showed how much too far some ideas
can be carried Henrietta, as strong
disciple of psyche analysis, drives
Steve, her husband, almost to dis
traction. Henrietta. was very success
fully played by Shirley Brinton; Steve
by Robert hampton; Henriettas sister,
Mable, by Judith Johnston. Some very
clever acting and talent were demanded
in the characterization OF Henrietta,
peculiarly distinctive individual,
whereas Step Hen, her resourceful
husband, had to employ psychological
subterfuue TO bring his family life
back 10 balance.
! All in all these plays appealed 10
! the varied interests Of a very ap-
i preeiative audience and the dramatic
Interpretation and training derived
from such a production should demand
the annual continuance Of the produc-
ton for. the local community
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-07
LOCAL STUFF

Buy Forget-me-nots Saturday,
Nov. 0.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs John
Schneider on Sunday, the 3rd
E. J. Weidner, Troy merchant, was
transacting business in Libby yester-
day
Mrs. w. E. Dexter is entertaining
the officers of the o. f. S. at her home
this afternoon.
Elmer Phillips. state superintendent
of fisheries, was in Libby Saturday
calling at the local state hatchery
Standard Motors reports the sale Of
1886 Ford coupe to Father James
Kelly Of Eureka. Father Kelly is driv-
ing the car out from Detroit.
Darrell Shaurette and Lionel Shau-
rette were called TO Kalispell last night
where Mrs Darrell Shaurette is ilg n
hospital. Word lust received
that she passed away at 1880 this noon.
Norman Dickinson. having disposed
of his ranch here and closed I'D bust
ness matters. is leaving today for
England where he plans to make his
home permanently.
Mrs. A. A. Wood was treated to
house warming Monday afternoon
when the members Of the Birthday
club gathered at her home and spent
happy time together A delicious
luncheon was served
Miss Inez Ratekin left Tuesday for
Spokane There she will attend to war;
Gus matters and will take advantage of
the visit to the city to hear Elizabeth
Rethberg, a grand opera singer, who
will appear there in concert.
Walter Neils and sons Edward and
Richard and George Neils and sons
Robert and Martin drove to Poison
Saturday. There they attended the
Libby-Polson football game and
hunted Chinese pheasants later. En-
route they visited at Kalispell
l. S. WEIGH, A. A. Wood and c. S.
Webb went out to the Lincoln Flat
head county line beyond Happy's Inn
Tuesday to look over sites for the pro-
posed memorial to the late S. M. Logan.
They were to be met there by Kali
spell men, but sickness detained the
latter. A fine site is available, the Lib
by men report
The Wranglers met last night at the
Presbyterian church parlors for their
regular dinner and discussion. Fl. r.
Richards led the discussion, which de-
veloped into very interesting one.
The subject was the consideration of
Posterity, what conditions are we
leaving the n-coming generation to
face? 1t opened to discussion faults
IN our present industrial and educa-
tional systems.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-07
Forget-me-nots Saturday,

Buy Forget-me-nots Saturday.
Nov. g.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodrow Bowen on November |.
Mrs. Ed Henrichs and Mrs. Weidner
of Troy were Libby visitors ON Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Jacobs of Kali
spell are business visitors in the city
today.
]. B. Farris and Ashley Sanders of
Troy were business visitors in Libby
Tuesday afternoon.
Edward Murphy of Troy is at the
Libby hospital with an infected hand,
caused by splinter. while working for
the forest service.
The Libby Pioneer society announces
social dance to be given in Woodmen
hall on Saturday night, Nov. 16, be-
ginning at o'clock.
In session this week the Libby 0. Z.
S. ordered paid $40 each to he
Deaconess Home, the Orphans Home
and the Florence Crittenden Home It
Helena
James M. Blackboard, Jr., was in
Helena last week where he argued 4
case before the supreme court. He
writes that while he was in the capitol
building the second large earthquake
which shook Helena occurred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack, B. Hoverson Of
n1,1a at,I s1f
Mr.. and Mrs R. R. Veldman. Mr..
Hoverson is general freight agent of
the Chicago, Great Western railway
and is a friend of Mr.. Veldman.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harris, Jr. and
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Cloutier motored 10
Roman Saturday to spend few days
| hunting the elusive Chinese pheasant.
They are all ardent hunters and take
an annual trip to the chicken district
when the season opens each fall.
Miss Genevieve Veldman arrived
home Saturday from Helena and re-
ports that she is here to stay Her ex-
perience with the earthquakes thers
was so narrowing and -nerve-racklne
that she prefers to give up 6. good 20
sition in the state house to going back
to the earthquake zone.
That popular comedian, Joe E
Brown. will again anuse theatre goers
next Wednesday night. He will appear
III Bright Lights lively drama o.
a vaudeville Comedian who is alrnos
ruined BY too much success. He sur
passes all previous work. Anni
Dvorak plays opposite him in thi
side splitting comedy
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-07
Mayors Proclamation.

To the citizens Of Libby:
That recollections may be aroused Of
the sacrifices of the men and women OF
Libby in the World war !, as mayor Of
the city OF Libby, decree that Saturday
November g. be designated as Forget
me-not day;
! And further, to the end that contribn-
tons be made to the fund for Dis
abled Veterans, urge our citizens 10
purchase the token Of this day, which
will be for sale on our streets by The
Boy Scouts organization under spon-
sorship Of the Auxiliary Of the Ameri-
can Legion" the Forget-me-not
j. F. McCULLY.
Mayor
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-07
Hostess 10 Midweek Club.

Mrs. Sam Tefeau was hostess 10 The
members of the Midweek bridge club
at her home last Thursday night
Honors Of the evening with the &C
companying prize were won by Mrs
Bertha Kienitz, the consolation by Mrs
J. r. Brindley, door prize by Mrs
Bertha Crotteau and guest prize by
Mrs. Joe Shaurette Refreshments Week
served. The club will be entertained
at it's next meeting by Mrs. Minnie
Walker.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-07

Miss Rose Domitt Was hostess 10 a
group of ladies last night at ,he home
Of -.Ir. and Mrs. E. | Racicot, the af-
fair being given as d shower for Mrs.
Fred A. Baker, bride of the past
week. Bridge was the diversion Of
the evening, with five tables in play.
High score prize was won BY Mrs.
Russell Little and the consolation by
Miss Lillian Friend The bride was
showered with many lovely gifts. Re-
freshments were served
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-07
Clropatra's Needie

The hieroglyphs on the obelisk
known as Cleopatras Needle are in
scribed In vertical columns which are
read from the top downward; the mid.
die column Is In honor OF Thothmes,
by whom the ohellsk was first erected,
and the side columns In honor OF
Rameses RI.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-07
Entertains Bridge Club.

Mrs. ]. T. Brindley was hostess 10
the members of the Dinty Moore club
at lovely 100 o'clock luncheon at her
home yesterday. Following the lunch
con the afternoon was devoted to
auction bridge. High score prize was
won by Mrs. C. T. Young and the
consolation by Mrs. Ben Larson.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-07
Pot Luck Supper.

YosFsare invited to pot luck supper
given by the Townsend club at Legion
hall Saturday Nov l6, at $50 D. m.
Come and bring something to cat Cof-
fee will be served. 1924
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-07
NOTICE

DR. F. H Keller, Optometrist Of
Kalispell may be consulted on Satur-
day, November 9Th Make appoint
ments at Libby Hotel. One day only
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-07
NOTICE

| will not be responsible for bills
contracted by anybody but my mother.
Mrs. Wolff, and myself. 1923
E. A. WALTERS.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-07

FOR SALE-Mxed hay, 75c cwt. See
hay and leave order at South Libby
Store. 1t
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-07

Big husky Rhode Island Red pullets
for sale.-Al Huffman. 23-tf
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-07

JERSEY COW for sale, milking, Box
246, ReMord, Mont 22-23
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-07

DAVENPORT, chair and table for
sale--Mill Row No. 2, 1t
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-07

FIRST class heater for sale See me
Sunday afternoon.-W Fl. Dickin. 22-23
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-07

FOR Building occupied by
American Rose Bakery. See A. L.
Thompson. 20-tf
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
DICE QUE LOS JEFES QUE
Rem EVITAR LA CRITICA

Minneapolis, Nov. Max
Schatman, miembro del partido
de trabajadores en- ell estado de
New York, manifesto aver que
ell movimiento dentro de la Fe-
deraci6n Americana contra su-
puestos comunistas Sc debe al
deseo de los jefes de apagar las
woes que en- contra Sc han We
nido levantando. "Nosotros ha-
remos TODD 10 possible por con-
trarrestar tai maniobra".
William Brown, miembro de
la union de ch6feres de camio-
mes, Sc opone tambien a la cam
paha de los jefes, estimandola
altamente perjudicial para ell
trabajo organizado. FL grupo
de Brown no pertenece a la Fe-
deraci6n.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
ITALIA III LOS UL-
TIMOS
DE Y FRAN
CHA

Ginebra, nov. 2.-LOs ulti-
mos movimientos en- favor de la
paz hechos por los gobiernos de
Londres y Paris, han sido re-
chazados por Italia. Ell baron
Aloisi, delegado italiano, confe-
renci6 aver con ell primer minis
tro Laval y Sir Samuel Hoare,
afirmando que la guerra en- E.
Utopia continuara. Aloisi dijo a
los periodistas que 81 las 1nicas
'proposiciones a Italia son las
oidas por el, por ell presente no
hay esperanto de un arreglo pa
cifico. Laval dijo que parece no
existir esperanto de concilia-
sion.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
kFNRMACI0N IMPORTAN-

Por ser de interes para nues7
tros lectores les hacemos saber
que la conocida firma alemana
l.. Human J Co., de Nurem-
berg, con of1inas en- II Paises
entire los quA Sc encuentra Els
pana, Ear Ia, Madrid,
y en- la ciuNad de New York,
ACADIA de publican I'm Libro So
bre la Salud, en- espanol.
En- este Libro Sc tratan asun
toS de interes sobre la salud que
a menudo Sc presentan en- la vi
da de TODD individuo. Sc preSta
consideration especial a las ST.
guientes Intermediates: Gotta y
Reumatismo, Intermediates de
la Vejiga y de los Rinones, En-
fermedades NervioSas, Asma,
Hidropesia, Intermediates del
Higado y Bills, Venas y Llagas
Varicosas, Eczema, Toses y Res
friados, Almorranas, Arteries
clerosis, Anemia Y Clorosis,
Constipation, etc, y como COM
batirlas por medios simples y
sencillos.
En- este Libro Sc explican de-
talladamente las funciones de
los 6rganos del cuerpo, y otros
asuntos de interes.
Este Libro contiene 1913 pa
ginas con 200 ilustraciones y
ha ayudadO a muchas personals
a recobrar su salud y felicidad.
listed tambien puede obtenerlo,
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buenos consoles e informacio-
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Tambien listed, lector dilecto,
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recibira lei Libro de la Buena
Salud" del Padre Heumann IL
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alguno.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
Ell EJERCITO ITALIANO
AVANZA SOBRE MAKALE

Asmara, Nov. 2.-Las tropas
que manda ell general Bono a.
yanzan sobre Macale Y estan
cruzando ell rio March en- direc-
ci6n de Ethiopia. Esperase de I'm
momento a otro la ocupaci6n de
Makale.
Dicese que cuando los italia
nos Sc atrincheren en- ese lugar
sera impossible desalojarlos.
Tn telegrama de Ras Desta
Demtu, hijo politico, informa
a Adds Ababa que ha sido de-
rribado otro aparato de bonn
bardeo. Clemente Saigo, de %
amos, I'm desertor del ejercito
italiano, dice que los tanques Sc
han convertible EN- "hornos" Y
no pueden operar a causa del
intense calor del desierto. La
moral de las tropas italianas es
buena, no obstante ell calor y las
dificultadeS.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
LOS TEMBLORES DE TIE
IRA CAUSARON GRAN
DIES DANOs EN- Ell CA
NADIA

New York, nov. 2.-Noticias
llegadas de Quebec, en- ell Cana
da, revelan que los temblores de
terra causaron ALI importan-
ties danos materiales, afectando
a 3 provincias. En- los Estados
Unidos los estremecimientos Sc
sintieron en- II estados. Las pa
ralelas del ferrocarril transcon
tinental fueron arrancadas y
retorcidas por ell fen6meno. I'm
gran banco de arena Sc hundi6
en- Lac MenjoNagues dejando
una abertura de 40 pies de pro
fundidad y $50 pies de largo.
Centenares de ciudadanos
fueron lanzados de sus camas y
a toda prisa buscaron refugio
en- los parques y lugares a.
biertos. Los ge6logos atribuyen
ell temblor a la derivation de la
corteza de la terra respondent
do a una preston glacial de ha-
ce $4,000 amos. La Sra. Gather
inc A. Cook, una enferma del
coraz6n, Sc asust6 tanto que mu
rio POGO despu6s.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
LN FACIONES DE UN Pc
.RIOBICO MoNARQUICO

Madrid, Nov. 2.-Un peri6-
dico monarquico hace algunos
concentrates Sobre ell aniveYa-
no de la revolution de octubre
V dice: Esta satisfaction con
que vemos que ell aniversario
de aQuello3 dias no viene tur-
bado p0r nuevaS tentat.Vas re-
volucionariaS, la empana Y a.
gria esmprobar que tambien
del otro lado, del nuestro, Sc
olvida con facilidad, Sc cae
mas facilmente todavia en- la
allegro confianza. Algun servi-
clio religioso por las viltimas
de aquellos successes transcurrio
cast inadvertido, y en- Oviedo,
la victima sangrante todavia
de la revuelta, Sc suspendi0,
por razoneS que no Sc nos al
canaan, una manifestation que
fuera, a la vez, protesta y re-
cuerdo. Sin amino de mantle
ner una tension de guerra CT
vii, hubiesemos querido yer CO.
mo la genie REPRODUCED SUI con-
denaci6n de los crimenes de
entonces.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02

La comisi6n federal de co.
mercio ACADIA de revelar que las
"utilidades p1blicas" de Den
yer, Colorado, persuadieron al
director del diario 1.-The Den
yer Post" a que defendiera su
scausa, "obsequiandole" con
$35O,O0O. A un abogado amigo
del alcalde de Denver lie "rega-
laron', por ell ejercicio de SUI in
fluencia, $4,000.
Mr.. F. G. Bonfils, ell director
de csc diario, atacaba a las EN-.
presas y sc habfa convertible.
como 81 decia, en- ell campe6n de
pueblo.
Ell dia que e entregaron los
$350,0O0, ell p~eri6dico Sc pas6.
zen cuerpo y alma, a la defen-
sa de los intereses de las corpo.
raciones.
I'm hombre aprovechado e
Sr. Bonfils; pero csc informe
sera una pesima propaganda
para su diario.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
Sc ATTRIBUTE A LOS CO
MUNISTAS LA AGGRESSION
AL PRIMER MINISTRO

Marking, China, nov. g.
Las autoridades dicen que la a.
erosion contra ell primer minis
tro Wang Ching1Wei, que Sc
encuentra gravemente herido,
Sc debe a un complot de los ele-
mentos comunistas. Once sospe-
chosos de complicidad han sido
a~rrestados, entire ellos una mu-
chacha. FL agresor, Sun Ming
Hsum, Sc halla tambien en- muy
grave estado. Tres heridas pre-
senta ell primer ministro. Ming
Hsun era reporter de una a.
gencia china de n0tieias.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
PIDE UN FISCAL LA COO
PERACION DE FARRIOR

Ell fiscal del estado en- el con-
dado de Hillsborough, Rex Fa-
rrior, recibi6 aver una petici6n
del fiscal del estado en- ell conda
do de Dade, Sr. Worley, para
que investigUe en- esta ciudad
las actividades de los "book-
makers" de las carreras.
Ese fiscal sc ha dirigido tam
bien, en- el mismo sentido, a los
fiscales de los condados de
Palm Beach y Broward.
FarriOr dice que NADIA sabe
de actividades de esa clase en-
Tampa y sus cdntOrnos.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
LOS ABISINIOS DEFENDE-
RAN Ell

Adds Ababa, Nov. Eel
emperador Halle Selassie ha
ordenado la concentration de
sus guerreros en- ell sector Gen.
trail con ell proposito de conte-
ner ell avance italiano sobre ell
ferrocarril que une a la CAPT
tai con Djibouti. Esperase que
los fascistas de Monte Mussaa
Ali inicien ell ataque, teniendo
a Alden como objective. Mana
Ia Sc festejara ell s. aniversa-
rio de la coronation del Negus.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
A LAS DES.
EMPLEADAS

A las esposas, hijas, madres
y hermanas de los companeros
desempleados Sc les cita espe-
cial y urgentemente para una
reunion, en- ell Centre Obrero,
I'll Domingo 3, a las 10 a.. M,
con objeto de tratar un asunto
que creemos es de importancia
para todas: es ell alimento de
la prole.
Acudid todas, sin que faIte
una.
Por la Union de Desemplea-
das de Tampa,
R. Rodriguez, Sec.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
UNA r SOBRE LA Die.
D

Madrid, Nov. 2.-LOs peri6-
dicos de Espana publican una
carta dirigida por ell lider mo-
narQuico portugues Couceiro
al jefe del gobierno del vecino
pals. "Un gobierno consciente
de su dignidad, dice la carta,
no consentiria la publication
del editorial de 20 Seculo" ell
ell que Sc me atribuyen CONGO
mitancias con ell ultimo movi :
miento revolucionario. Tengo
que hacer responsible al go
bierno, y en- especial a su pre-
sidente, de las falsedades con-
tenidas en- csc articulo, va que
ell peri6dico que 10 publica es-
ia financiado por ell gobierno.
Como me destierran, utilize es-
tie medic para declarar al ar
ticulista que miente como un
villano y para notificarle que
estoy a su disposition. Lamen-
to que los oficiales de la Cen
sura amparen con sus insignias
que debieran ser un sfmbolo de
honor, las falsedades cinica5
que ell jesuitismo de Salazar
procura lamar sobre mi.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02

En- los amos de prosperidad
comprendidos entire 1925 Y
1929, cada ciudadano america
no consumi6 un promedio de
1474 libras, anualmente, de di-
ferentes classes de alimentos.
Llegados los amos de la depre
sion, 193O-1933, ell promedio ba
j6 a 1,454 libras.
A menos trabajo, mas inquie-
tud y menoS comida.
Cada ciudadano hubo de sa-
criticar, cada II meses, un to-
tai de 20 libras de alimentos.
iHubo que apretarse ell Gin
turon! iPensar mas " conner
menosi
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
VENDRA Ell
SCHENCK

Ell senador Trammel tele-
CRATIC aver al alcalde Chancey
avisandole que ell destructor
Schenck vendra a las fiestas del
Dia del Armisticio. Manda ell
Instructor, que sc encuentra &C
tualmente en- New Orleans, ell
teniente comandante Ingof N.
Kilang. LIE sera preparado un
lugar de atraque en- los muelles
del Estuario.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
POMBO LEGO A A

Madrid, Nov. 2.-Acaba de
llegar a Espana, procedente de
New York, MEXICO y Cuba, el
aviador Juan Ignacio Pombo,
que realizara un vuelo, con va
rias demoras, entire Santander
y la capital mejicana.
Regresa ell photo muy salts
fecho de su aventura y por ha-
Der conocido algunas de las re-
publicas de origen espanol.
NADIA quiso decir a su arribo
sohre In fecha de su enlace con
Ia Sxta. Elena Rivero.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02

NosCtros no apostamos al
triunfo de Roosevelt; pero cree
mos que vencera, en- 1886, por
"a, 000, 900 de votos.
lie ofrecimos nuestra modes
ia cooperation desde mucho an
ties de la convention de Chicago
yseguimos en- ell mismo punto.
Els ell hombre que la Rep1blica
~necesita, porque es ell ciudada-
no que no Sc cruza de brazos
ante los ObstaculOs u prOcede
CON absolute honradez Y con a
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
CHUNGAS Y NO CHNNGAS j
R~esuelto ell c~onflicto @i 10. CNAsnos
periodista aprovechado. CN
vencio en- Tampa

No habra conflicto entire los
medicos y Ell Circulo Cubano. E.
DR.. Roig ha pasado a ser cru
jano especialista, sin sueldo fl
10, Y ell DA Luis Rey Olaechea.
ocupara su plaza. Los suicides
Sc mantendran en- ell nivel de
antes tenian.
Nos place felicitar a la direc-
tiva del Circulo y a los senores
medicoS por esta satisfactoria
seduction del problema que sc
habia planteado.