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The Washington times., 1936-12-25

Amid the welter Of nice things
their stockings undoubtedly held
this morning, Vivian Nolan and
Helen Mayhem, of the Bureau Of
Internal Revenue, are hoping that
Santa Claus has provided an in
tangible gift for the near future
after speaking to the Goddess Of
Chance on their behalf.
The Intangible benefit they de-
sired consisted of one or two 900
sets" amaSsed on the bowling al
leys before the wide and admiring
eyes of their feminine colleagues
and fellow bowling enthusiasts.
Whether Santa has interceded
with the goddess for them will be
decided probably within the next
two weeks.
known as among the more ex-
pert bowlers at a bureau which
aboundS with duckpin artists, Mrs.
Mayhem and Miss Nolan usually
average around 109 or 10 during
a season Of play, a record consio-
cred excellent for a woman. Mrs.
Mayhem is a "Star" for the
Budget" team Of the Ladies' In.
ternal Revenue League, while her
friend is equally depended upon
by the Miscellaneous" team, and
they meet each week in friendly
rivalry.
Native Of Washington
Mrs. Mayhem, who is quiet,
comely and friendly by nature, is
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Herman P. Moeller, 27, 1925 Eleventh
st. n. w, and Martha n. Petusen, %,
1924 Euclid St. N. w.
Horace r. Reece %. 2s2 e st. N E.,
and Margaret A. Morris, 90, $3.50 Twelfth
st. N. E.
George W. Afford. 81, Memphis, Tenn,
and La Belle Futch, 81, Hopewell Va.
comeir e. Vaughan, 81, 1892 Seven
teenth ST. N: W. and Elizabeth Evans,
81, II Q st. n. w.
Lott P. Rolines, 80, 1918 r st. N. w.
Abraham j. Himelfarb, 2S, and Anne
Samuels, IS, both Of Baltimore. Nd.
Chester j. Detrick. 80, 27O7 st. N. w..
and Louise Bessler, 81, 70 Rhode Island
Ave. n. W.
Brown G. Gsmbrell so. 1925 Fifteenth
st. N. W., and Florence Owens, ~, 2012
Fourteenth st. N. w.
Samuel P. Allen, 4s, New York. and
Arabella Hipson, 40, ventnor, N. ].
Ralph Smith. jr.. 2S. and Annie NJ. AL
colt, 2s, both Of Richmond, Va.
Fred P. Fischer, "a, 1928 Shepherd st.
Fifteenth st. N. E.
John n. collette, IS. Highland Park.
Mich, and Frances z. Sentell, 80, 1717
Twentieth St. N. W..
James NJ. George. jr.. 81, 321s Thir-
ICChIu ST. ~ We anu DOAoGAJ G1OAShSJ'
81, Gaillensburg, Md.
Roy Haynes, 27, 524 First st. N. E..
and Bettha NJ. Jones, 81, Somerset, KY.
William B. Hatch, 33, and Lucille Nc
Pherson, S5, both of New York.
Ralph w. Reynolds. 81, Alexandria,
Va. and Minnie F. Gloss, 81, 47S9 Reser'
voir Rd. N. w.
James ]. N. Heaney, jr.. 2s, and Helyu
r. Houp, 90, both Of New Mexico.
James A. Camp, 81, and Jean n
Lawson. II, both Of 1921 Georgia Ave
Leonard ]. Wort. rs. 1447 Pennsyl,
vania Ave. S. E., and Mary c. Cucick'
23.
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Long before the era of Omen
and "test-tube" policemen, a kindly
man patrolIed a sparsely settled
beat in AnacoStia.
There were but few houses, and
his principal duty consisted in
rounding up stray horses and COWS
and appealing to residents to soft
pedal their Growing roosters.
1t was a proud day for Patrick
Joseph Whalen when he first
donned uniform. He had given
up the life of a grocer in Ana
costa and pledged himself to en-
forcement of the law.
To the people of Anacostia he
was policeman, and in many cases
judge and jury. To him they
The Washington times., 1936-12-25
High MapleWay Mark
Requested of Santa

"a Washingtonian who has made q
life career Of Government work.
She obtained her initial training
for her chosen work through
study at the Stewart and PotseC
business schools and entered the
Federal service in 1920, when
exigencies Of the recent war had
caused a high demand for women
workers in Uncle Sans civilian
service.
Her first appointment was with
the Treasurer's Office of the
Treasury Department, where she
served for five years in clerical
capacity and proved efficient as
well as popular. In 1925, how.
ever, the opportunity came to
transfer to the Budget Bureau,
which is also under the Treasury.
She did so, and has remained
ever since, now holding the posi-.
tion Of principal clerk in the
agency which prescribes just how
much each Government unit shall
spend.
Mrs. Mayhem takes her bowling
seriously, competing in the Ladies
Independent League in addition
to the Internal Revenue organiza-
ton. Otherwise her sports pref
erences are watching well-played
baseball or football, her favorite
team in the former being Clark
Griffith's floundering Mats.
Five Years on Job
Vivian Nolan, q slender and
petite blue-eyed blonde, came to
Washington from Biggsville, Ill.,,
six years ago, and was q member
a. tia Gn1,nn.,a "a ant rn1.,,inn 1Irifhi1a
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| "a WAs4'HeToA's -
| 6.|S. Heroes mBZzXp 8
Patrick J. WhaIen Preserved Law and Order
In ComnendabIe Fashion Long Before
Days of G-Men Methods

'came with their differences and
with their troubles.
However, his career was not all
a routine Of kindly supervision.
In one case he captured a man
who had murdered a girl, and for
his work, Mr.. Whalen was COM
mended by his superior officers.
Six-foot tall and built in proper
ton, Mr.. Whalen was regarded as
one Of the most physically pow
erful men on the force, and for
that reason he was assigned as in.
side guard at the White House
during the World War.
Now in his Seventy-first year, he
The Washington times., 1936-12-25

a year after she had taken resi-
dence in the Capital.
All of Miss Nolan's Government
work has been with the Internal
Revenue Bureau, where she is an
assessment clerk. She is an ex-
pert stenographer, having en-
joyed high school training in her
home town and additional buSi-
ness school study at Quincy, ILL.,,
and her secondary choice of a
career would be court reporting
where ograp hic speed
counts.
In addition to her weekly bowl
ing Miss Nolan likes to dance and
ride horseback, two activities that
are popular with a majority Of
feminine Federal workers, but she
says her real hobby on a cold
winters night is "a good book and
an easy chair"
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Holiday Surprise
Awaits NewsbOVs

A score or more newsboys on
Washington's street corners will
be in for surprise today.
Warm sweaters and lumber
Jacks will be distributed among
the newsboys by officials of the
Mid-City Auto Company, It'll
Fourteenth st. N. w.
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BIRTHS

Alfred and Rosa Medford, boy.
william and Hazel Allan, boy.
Chance and Mary Christianson, boy.
John and Evelyn Best, boy.
Joe and Mary Vitale, boy.
Woodrow and Beyrl Mathers, boy.
Leonard and Helen Lyle, girl.
George and Mabel Williams, girl.
James and Winifred Dollison, girl.
Naylor and Emma Hillyard, girl
Anthony and Ethel Marcelline, girl.
Hugh and Alice Weston. girl.
Alfonso and Josephine Caperalettt, girl.
Edward and Catherine Curran, girl.
Ben and Edna Normandy, girl.
Joe and Loretta O'Brimski, boy.
Thomas and Ruth Naley, boy.
Sheldon and Reba Bennett, boy.
Joe and Dolores Macchio, boy.
Augustus and Rose Wallings, boy.
William and Ava Mills. boy.
Charles and Cath crime Wolfe, boy.
Howard and Thelma Cox, boy.
Raymond and Mary Johnson. girl.
William and Bertha Rives, girl
Avery and Johanna Stanford. girl
Charles and Roberta Batch, girl.
Wiley and Geneva Garmon, girl.
Daniel and Margaret Sheehan, girl.
David and Nora Williams, girl.
Benjamin and Norma DeLacy, girl.
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DEATHS

Frank c. Skinner, 7s, 1927 Crittenden
Simeon d. Fess, rs, Carlton Hotel.
John Miller, 75, st. Elizabeth's Hos
Leah Eaton, "a, Gallinger Hospital.
Melville B. Domer, ~, Ssl1 Alabama
Ella Burk. IS. Washington Home for
Incurables. ,,,.,
MARY Hipp, SO, Providence Hospital.
Emily Shannon, SO, Garfield Hospital.
Lulu NJ. George. 81, Georgetown Uni
Joseph NJ. McCann. 80, Walter Reed
Robert L. Hicks. "a, Casualty Hospital
RAYMOND Purdy, ., Children's Hospital.
Johnny Belossi, I months, Children
Hospital.
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DIED

BELLOsI. JOHN ERNEsT-on wednes-
day, December %, 1895, az Children's
beloved son Of Amerigo and ErnestinS
funeral services will be held on sstur-
his late residence. Ill Lee Avenue. Mary
land Park, Nd. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend. 1nterment in MounT
isss Services Se1bSy'T by W. W. Chambers Company.
Southeast funeral home.
COOPER. JAMES CLARENCE-on Thurs
Hospital, JAMES tLARENGE co6PEGR.
row 'S% and Mid Mildred Cooper. -' '''' "ooo-
Funeral services from his late residence.
1880 D St N, E., on Saturday. December
90. at p. m, thence to Nativity Episco.
pal Church. Fourteenth and SITS. s z.
where services will be held at $50 y. m.
Relatives snt re EnT Snd nGoD fTend; are invited Inter-
Services by the W. W. Chambers Co.
Southeast funeral home.
FERGUsEN. WALLACE E.-on wednes.
HospTa DeSsR1fr %RITAGS 9JS q UsfareP r..
Funeral services from the W. W Cham:
5ers Co. funeral home l40o Chaplin 81.
M w. ResiHss sGd }fsnds nv5ed S " In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
POWELL. PETER BUCHANAN-suddenly
on Wednesday. December %, 1895, at
ssrtbess Ms s:deqPGss PsER III Street
Eugene r Powell, Preston Usi B. Poweli GiTSd and
Mrs. Leuellen seay Of Chancellor, va.
Eleventh Street Southeast. east. al AO'' Oh
~ Funeral services on Sunday. December
SSsS Company a southeast fI4% sh' tUneEs
home. Sly Eleventh Street southeast.
thence to Salem Baptist Church. Fred.
held at p. nj. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend. Interment in church
cemetery.
ROWE, CHARLES E.-Suddenly. on Thurs
day, December "a, 1896, at . p. M. at
his residence, Branchville, Nd, CHARLES
E. ROWE, beloved husband of Mary G.
Rowe (nee Hurdle) and beloved brother of
Bernard L. Rowe.
Funeral Monday, December IS, from the
above residence at $50 a. M; thence to
at a. m. where mass will be said for the
repose of his soul. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
SKINNER. FRANK COLBY-on wednes-
day. December %, 1885. at his resi-.
oESY fndfn Husband 3d. o % the beAsS lax
Nellie B. Skinner. He is survived by one
son William Hayes Skinner
dence s"el on d Saturday, December ' 26 1895 az
D. m.
1Tterment in Rock Creek Cemetery.
TAYLOR, CLARA-On Wednesday. Decen1.
Der 30. 1896. CLARA TAYLOR, beloved
wife of Frederick G. Taylor, and daughter
of the late James Pagett and mother Of
Margarie Hill Harry and Thomas Taylor.
Funeral from w. W. Deals funeral home,
S16 H St. N. E. on. Saturday. Decemb@
26 at $40 a. m, thence to Holy Name
Church where mass will be said at 9 a m.
Relatives and friends are invited. Inter.
ment Congressional Cemetery.
TAYLOR. JOHN CORBIN-on Wednesday.
December 23 1896. at his residence
2e59 Tilden Street Northwest. JOHN COR.
BIN TAYLOR. the beloved husband of
the late Emma Belbin Taylor and father
of Harry A. Taylor: Arthur C. Taylor.
John c. Taylor, jr., Ruth Taylor and Mrs.
Bertha Artz.
Funeral services will he held from his
lutte residence. 2959 Tilden Street North
west. on Saturday. December 20. 1885 at
2 80 D. M Relatives and friends are in.
vited to attend. Interment in Rock Creek
Cemetery.
Services by Chambers
The Washington times., 1936-12-25
SAVOY l4th and Col. Rd' NJ v

Today: Doors Open 80. Show Starts
P. NJ. 'FUGITIVE IN THE SKY" with
JEAN MUIR and WARREN HULL.
Tomorrow: Doors Open IL 80, Show starts
1P. NJ. Katharine Hepburn and Herber
Marshall in "A Woman Rebels"
The Washington times., 1936-12-25
OFFICIAL PROGRAM
Motion Picture Theoter Owners
Of District Of Columbia
LOeW.s CAPITOL
R.K.O KEITHS

BOBBY BREEN in RAINBOW ON THE
RIVER" with May Robson, Charles But"
terworth. Louise Beavers and Alan Now
bray and His Famous Hall-Johnson Choir.
The Washington times., 1936-12-25

UPIOWN fa; Phone: &C; Cleveland 54oo
Today and Tomorrow: THREE MEN ON
A HORSE" with FRANK MCHUGH and
JOAN BLONDELL. Matinee Today P. NJ.
Matinee Tomorrow l P. NJ.
The Washington times., 1936-12-25
Georgia Ave. 3 Quebec RI.

Work. Georgia Ave. 3 Quebec RI.
Today Doors Open 80. Show Starts 2
P NJ STUART ERWIN and AIRLINE
JUDGE in "PIGSKIN PARADE"
Tomorrow: Doors Open IL 80. Show Starts
/ P M. Charlie Ruggles and Mary Boland
in wives Never Know"
The Washington times., 1936-12-25
TTVOLT 1Ath and Park Ed' n "

Today and Tomorrow: JOHNNY WEISS
MULLER and MAUREEN osULLIVAN
in TARTAN ESCAPES" Matinee Today
2 P. M. Matinee Tomorrow 1 p. NJ.
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Today and Tomorrow: THREE MEN ON
A HORSE" with FRANK McHUGH and
JOAN BLONDELL. Matinee Today P. M.
NJ atinee Tomorrow P M
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ROWE, CHARLEs E.-snddenlz. nn rhnr..
sKTNNER FRANK COLRY-On wedne,.

SKINNER. FRANK COLBY-On wednes.
day. December %. 1885. at his resi-.
dence, 1927 Crittenden st. n. W. FRANK
COLBY SKINNER, husband of the late
Nellie B. Skinner. He is survived BY one
SON William Hayes Skinner
Funeral services from the above resi-
dence on Saturday. December % 1885 at
2 o. m.
Irternnent in Rock Creek Ceneterr
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Georgin Ayanua and

TnT ANV Georgia Avenue and
OVAV1N Il Farragut st. N. W.
Today and Tomorrow JACK BENNY,
Oracle ALLEN, GEORGE BURNS and
MARTHA RAVE in THE BIG BROAD
CAST" Matinee Today 2 p. N. Matinee
TomorroW p M
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METROPOLTTAN

r ct Tenth Street Northwest
MARTHA RAVE in 'HIDEAwAY GIRL" 4"
with SHIRLEY ROSS.
FIFTEEN MINUTES OF WORLD NEWS
and SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS.
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EARLE 18th St. Below r St. N. W.
lNE 1880 @ Street Northeast

screen: DICK POWELL and JOAN BLoN-
DELL in GOLD DIGGERS OF 1887"
stage: TINTYPE REVUE and Other Acts
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IA NAO4N Mckinley st. n. W.

Opening Today at I P. NJ.
Show Starts P. N.
Today and Tomorrow: SHIRLEY TEMPLE
in "DIMPLES."
Theater thoroughly redecorated throughout
and equipped with new chairs and other
improvements for your comfort. Come
early and inspect the New Avalon"
The Washington times., 1936-12-25
CLERKS BEGIN
THREE DAY
FESTIVITY
BY J. EARLE MOsER

BY J. EARLE MOSER
There isn't mucd use telling Govern
ment folk details Of our daily pictures
and biographies today; Santa has stolen
the show. Turkey, wrist watches and
ties have their attention. Many are
home to see Ma and Pa in Indiana, or
The Washington times., 1936-12-25
Warner Bros. TheGteTs


Today and Tomorrow: CAROLE LON
BARD and WILLIAM POWELL in my
MAN GODFREY" MARCH OF TINE.
Matine Today 2 P. N.
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Today: Doors Open 80. Show Starts 2
P. NJ. BERT WHEELER and ROBERT
WoOLsEY in "MUMMY'S BOYS" OUR
GANG.
Tomorrow: Doors Open 12 80, Show Starts
1P. M. Ralph Bellamy in wild Brian
Kent" and Big Game" Ace Drummond
No 4
The Washington times., 1936-12-25

APOLLO s"4 h Street Northeast
Today: Doors Open l 80. Show Starts 2
P. NJ. STUART ERWIN and AIRLINE
JUDGE in "PIGSKIN PARADE"
Tomorrow: Doors Open Il 80, Show Starts
P. NJ. Jean Arthur and Joel McCrea in
Adventure in Manhattan" and The
Magnificent Brute" Ace Drummond No. L.
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FARLAWN 1874" Good Hope

All Star Cast in MIDSUMMER NIGHTS
DREAM" Please Note: Owing to length
of this feature. no short subjects will be
shown. Mat. Xmas Day Cont. from P. NJ.
The Washington times., 1936-12-25

HOWARD 9TH g SITS. N. W.
On Stage: 1887 Edition of the Black and
On Screen: CAIN AND MABEL" with
Marion Davies and Clark Gable. Midnight
Show Saturday with reserved seats.
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AVENUE GRAND

645 Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast
Today: Doors Open 80. Show Starts 2
p N. CHARLIE RUGGLES and MARY
BOLAND in WIVES NEVER KNOW"
Tomorrow: Doors Open 12 80. Show Starts
l P. M Jack Holt in North of Nome"
and THE Man / Marry"
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Today and Tomorrow: JOHNNY WEISS
MULLER and MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN
in TARTAN ESCAPES"
Matinee Today P N.
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FERGUsEN, WALLACE -E.-on wednes.
Hospital WALLACE E FERGUsEN. be-
loved son Of John and Cynthia Ferguson.
her. u9sT ca ssryees bna IRON TIE CHAN
n w. on Saturday. December 20 at 2
D. m. Relatives and friends invited In.
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery
The Washington times., 1936-12-25
SEC0 ss44 Ga. Av., Silver spg. Md,

Matinee P. NJ. XMAS DAY SPECIAL.
THE CAPTAINS KID" with Guy Kibbee
and Sybil Jason. Yacht Club Boys Comedy,
Color Cartoon - Other Short Subjects.
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I'VE WENT TO COLLEGE" with Charles
Butterworth, Walter Abel and Una Merkel.
Also-George Raft and Dolores Costello
BARRYMORE in YOURS FOR THE ASKING"
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Double Feature! Mat. 2 P M I'VE
WENT TO COLLEGE" with Charles But
terworth Walter Abel and Hugh Herbert.
COUNTRY GENTLEMEN" with Ole
Olsen and Chic Johnson. Selected Short
Snhiects
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GTATE BETHESDA, MD.
Jane Withers in "CAN THIS BE
DIXIE" Mickey in Thru the
Mirror" Cartoon and News.
Matinee Xmas z P. M. Cont.
The Washington times., 1936-12-25

COME AND GET IT." with Edward
Arnold and Joel McCrea. Cartoon.
Special Mat. at . P. NJ.
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At Your Ihenter
TODAY-TONTGHT

Bernhein1er Theoters
."S&E 18th Near r. L Ave. N. z.
THE GAY DEsPERADo." with Nino
Martini and Leo Carrillo. Cartoon
Serial. Special Mat at 2 P. M
La gaceta., 1936-09-12

i'snca. Una organization must
cal que ha sido aplaudida en- las
principles ciudades del pals.
Maxine Echegaray tccara en-
Ell piso bajo, con Los Bohemios
habiendo preparado un progra-
.ra1 especial.
Sc ha fijado ell precio de %
cen avos per persona, de mode
que Ell p1blieo pueda pasar gra-
tisimas horas.
Seg1n 10 acordado Sc tocara
la primera pieza a las tres de la
tarde y la Ultima a las 8 de la
noche.
Los mrchachos de la Secci6n
lie Recreo, y las damas, traba-
Jan con todos sus brfos por ell
mayor eXito.
I'm festival que merece ell apo
70 de nuestra juventrd bailado-
"a.
dos orr uestas de primer or
EN- y un precio que resulta algo
1las qre razonable!
La gaceta., 1936-09-12
LA DICTADURA FASCISTA
APRUEBA CREDITOS PARA
ARMAMENTOS DE TERRA,
MAR Y ARE

Roma, Sep. 12.-Atendien-
do peticiones del primer mi
nistro Mussolini, ell gabinete
de la dictadura fascista apro-
b6 hoy nuevos creditos para
'armamentos de terra, mar Y
aire. Aprobaron tambien los
ministries un aumento de suel-
do para 100000 empleados del
estado.
Inform6 ell Duce a los mi
nistros que va ha dado positivos
resultados la campana para que
Italia produzca la materia pri-
ma que sus industrias han me-
hester.
Una comisi6n del gobierno
controla mas de 1000 fabricas
relacionadas con la industrial de
guerra.
La acci6n de Italia Sc debe al
aumento por Alemania de su e.
jercito y a un credito aprobado
por ell gobierno de Leon Blum,
de 100000 900 para adquirir
aeroplanos,, tanques, carros bin
dadOs y caiOnes.
CalcGlase de nuevO que las ma
clones de Europa pueden iniciar
manana mismo una guerra t.
niendo sobre las armas $780,
0C0 de soldados.
La gaceta., 1936-09-12
DE LA REPUBLICA ESPANOLA
FL captain Bayo. - Revolrcionario,
aviador y poeta

rrebatados.
Muchas wees habiamos pa
sado juntos las mahanas de a.
gosto en- las playas del litoral
catalan, Carmen su mujer, una
muchacha admirable, delga-
da, hacia jersey sobre la are
ma, m.entras Armandito, Ell hi
jo del matrimonio, era zambu-
lido por su padre en- ell aqua
muchas mas wees de 10 que el
niho hubiera deseado. Pero no
Sc podia quejar. Guerra Bayo
lue su hijo nj lie temiese a ma
da.
La Rep1blica no ayud6 a Ba-
yo. Ell an6nimo ha perseguido
al captain durante estos 1lti-
mos cinco amos. Hasta trahajos
de oficina vulgares y rutina-
rios lie obligaban a hacer, Guam
do sus ambiciones eran STEM
pre- las de rasgar ell aire y do
minarlo, a beneficio de cual-
quier movimiente redentor de
la Humankind.
Sin embargo, la suerte Sc
ha decidiio a favorecerle. Y.
ique casualidad! Ell militar y
periodista de 1928, redactor
de "Informaciones' durante la
direction de Augusta Vivero;
ell que arroj6 a March del pc
ri6dico violentamente en- oca-
sion en- que ell mallorquin esta-
ba va a punto de detentar un
tltulO que ha estado explotan-
do varios amos contra la Rep1-
blica y las libertades, tenia
que ser uuien barriese ell "juan
marchismo" de Baleares", pes
tie cast secular que invadfa la
isla con vergtenza de los es-
paholes, Y quien reconquistase
para ell regimen en- union de
otro militar glorioso, una par
te importante y magnffica del
territorio nacional'.
Los libros que ha escrito Ba-
yo-cuentos militares, impre-
stones, critica...-no Sc han d.
vulgado mucho. La Erase VIC
torhuguesca dirigida al jefe
sublevado de Ibiza- "iTiene
listed la cabeza sobre ell tape.
tie !'-vale por TODD un ciclo
de conferencias en- ell Ateneo.
La gaceta., 1936-09-12
Fiesta dc playa

FL club L. B. H. celebrara una
iesta de playa manana domin-
., en- Clearwater Bea:h. Varias
loras sc dedicaran a nadar, pes
ar Y otros entretenimientos.
Sc bailara en- una de las salaS
del "Sasser Cock all Lounge"
I'm Lawn Parry Sc ha prepa-
RADIO para ell 20 de s~eptiembre,
en- un sitio que oportunamente
Sc anunciara. En- octubre dara
ell club SUI fiesta annual de Halo
we'en.
La reunion de la semana pro-
xima, Ell microbes, Sc verificara
en- ell domicilio de la Srta. Otilia
Rogers, 1411 de la avenida So.
Howard. Sc discutiran los pla-
mes del Lawn Party.
La gaceta., 1936-09-12
LAS MENTIRAS DE LOS
FASCISTAS
Dicen que sus GeropIGnoS prodaG-
jeron $50 muertoS en- Madrid

Madrid, sep. 12.-La es acton
Fa-ciosa de Seviila, especializa-
da cen mentiras para amman a
los desalentados insurgentes, d.
10 anoehe que los bombardeos d..
rs aeroplanos han causado 25'
1uertos en- Madrid. La noticia
- falsa porque los aeroplanos
rebeldes en- los dltimos dfas no
han causado dahos en- la capital.
Para contrarrestar las perdi-
das de aeroplanos que han te-
nido, 10 sfascis' as mienten de
nuevo y dice ni3ue han derriba-
DC 10 aeroplanos leales, 10 que
as incierto.
Cie!tcs peri6dicos ex ranje-
7os, especialmente los de Hearst
ssparcen diarimen.e noticias de
esa clase, inten ando soliviantar
a la opinion publ in ernacio-
nal. Una nueva noticia fascis-
ia, de la estaci6n de la Corrna,
dice que Largo Caballero tiene
muchcs enemigos en- Madrid )
que estos quieren unirse a los
facciosos, pero que no Sc les de-
ia.
Sobre Teruel, per donde avan-
"a triunfan.e Una columna leal,
les rebeldes dicen: En- Terue,
triumf6 una columna nuestra.
Otra men.ira mas: Ell cruce-
70 Miguel de Cervantes fre a.
bandonsdo en- Malaga por sus
tripulantes.
Otra: ell crucero Almirante
Cervera capture I'm transporte
que llevaba 500 soldados del go
biernO.
La gaceta., 1936-09-12
Las LogiGs de odd FelOws

Una tenida conjunta de gra-
dos sc efectuara ell venidero mar
ties, en- ell edificio de la Gale Is Y
Decima, por las LOgias Progre-
50, No. 81, de la 0rden de Odd
Fellows, e Ideal No. So, segGn
amable carta del correcto amigo
Bias G. Rodriguez, Ell s~ecretario
de la So.
Los grades Sc concederan a
candidates latinos y america :
nos, dandose dos de ellos en- lido
ma casteAano Y uno en- ingles.
Pide ROdrigez qe los MEM
bros de los logias ~asistan, con ell
fin de dar a los candidates anne
ricanos una buena impression.
Asistiran Delegates de logias
de differences lugares del estado.
La gaceta., 1936-09-12
NUEVO PRESIDENTE DE
LA DEMOCRA
TICA

La Juventud Democratica del
Condado eligi6 aver presidente
al j6ven abogado A. dickens
Cole y tesorero al active y sim
pa.ico Bayard Angle.
Component ell comite executive
de la organization los Sres. Jo-
Sc F. Baya, Marion Wanama-
ker, Milton McEwen, Charles l.
Campbell, George Shannon, A.
Grimaldi, George P. Raney, Jr.,
C. Vega, Jr., Lucien Byron,
James Henderson y Emory Ba-
va.
Ell pr6ximo sabadO Ofrecera
la Juventud u nmitin, en- ell par
que de Plant.
La gaceta., 1936-09-12
Sc HIZO UN REGISTRO EN-
LA DE POR-
TUGAL

Paris, sep. 12.-El goOierno
lie Madrid orden5 pract:car III;
"epi-tro en- Ell edificio de la em-
bajada de Portugal, disponier-
dose mas tarde, por ell primer
ministro portuguese, ell traslade
de la embajada a Alicante. Di-
ceSe que u nespanol empleado de
la embajada fae de.enido y flu
si!ado por traidor.
Cuando ell embajador refuse
entregar ell archivo, con pruebaS
de la TRACTION portuguese, todos
los papeles fueron quemados.
Por ugal viene abasteciendo a
los rebeldes ed armas, municio-
ne sly comestibles, y no Sc ha
ha hecho representa- en- la con-
ferencia de neu..ralidad reunida
en- Londres.
Ell vizconde Deriba- Tamaga
es ell em~bajador portuguese EN-
Espana.