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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-03-12

this yarn Is acknowledgements
GUS" explained the man, taking her
hand and gently caressing it.
well, when Mr.. Heath went away
from the Homestead, he left behind
him a hundred dollars in payment for
what Marcia had done for him. 1t
almost killed her."
"She-she-thought she ought to
have had more, you mean? 4
hundred dollars Is quite a sum In these
days. She would better have grabbed
1t tight and been thankful. My respect
for this bandit chap is rising. |
should call him an honest gentleman.
ut Is useless to talk with you,
H~oratio-I car see that" Sylvia said.
stiffenlng. "A delicate affair like this
Is evidently beyond your comprehen.
sion. You cannot seem to understand
1t. All you do is to make light OF
every word | say"
I'm not making light. On the con.
trary | guess | am taking the situa.
ton far more seriously than you are
| don't like the moral tone of this
place at all. 1t looks to me as If you
had got into most undesirable sur
%roundings. The sooner you are mar
ried to me. young woman, and out o
here the better. AS for this remark
able aunt Of yours"
stop, Horatiol Stop right where
you are" bridled Sylvia. "One NOR,
word against Marcia and back home
you go so fast you won't be able I,
see for dust. I'm In earnest, so watcI
your STEP"
1.-The woman has bewitched you,
frowned Horatio.
'She has. She bewitches everybody
She'll bewitch you"
Not on your lifei"
"Wsi and zee Mr.. Heath will
bewitch you, too"
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-03-12
Copyright by Tho Penn Pub. CO.
WNU Service

you have heard the Details NODDED
Sylvia. This man, q Jewel thier,
came to our house M day ship
wrecked and hurt, 81 we took him In.
We didn't know then, of course, that
he was a thief. Afterward, when we
did, he was sick and we hadn't the
heart to turn him out. In fact we
couldn't have done 1t anyway. He
was too fascinating. He was q or
the most fascinating men you ever
saw"
HE must have been." Horatio
growled.
"Oh, he was. l myself almost lost
my heart to him." confessed Sylvia
earnestly. Marcia did"
"Your aunt?"
tie. l realize 1t seems queer, uncon-
ventional; but you'll understand better
when you see Marcia. She Is no or
binary person"
u I vi ShS was.
Sylvia Ignored the comment.
well, anyway, the robber hid the
loot and of course Marcia and ! did
all we could to protect him.
Then one day the Wilton sheriff
heard over the radio there had been
q Jewel robbery on Long Island, and
stumbling Upon the hidden gems, ar
rested Mr.. Heath"
"Mr. Heath?"
THE thief, Hortiel The theft How
can you be so stupid?"
II get you now. You must admit,
though, this is some story to under.
stand"
Il know 1t sounds confused, but In
reality 1t Is perfectly simple II you'll
just pay attention. Well" the girl
hurried on, II cannot stop to explain
all the twists and turns but anyway,
the sheriff brought the burglar to VIII
ton and Marcia Is broken-hearted."
"Broken-heartedl l should think
she'd be thankful to be rid Of him."
But you keep forgetting she's in
love with him."
"Well, do you wonder / do7 What
kind of a woman Is your aunt? What
sort Of a gang have you got In with
anyhow
flush, Hortiel You mustn't talk
like that" Sylvia declared. This
affair is too serious. Marcia and the
~-the-she and Mr.. Heath love one an
other. 1t is terrible because. you see
he has a wife"
II should call that a stroke OF
Providence, myself"
"Horatio. / think you are being
very nasty. You are joking about
something that is no joking matter"
Il beg your pardon, dear. | wasn't
really Joking. Don't be angry. But
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Trick Is to Make a Base
Like One Used for
Cream-Puffs.

"Will you please at some I've
lent time, tell US would-be cooks
something about soufiies? Mine are
either too dry or they fall" SO
writes a reader. Fortunately l can
answer this question satisfactorily,
says a well-known food expert.
Souffles used to puzzle me. | tried
to duplicate that perfect scouffie to
be found In an old French hotel In
lower New York. l was never able
to get one crusty on the outside and
soft In the center, until l asked the
chef to make one for me. Now a
souffle is no problem. 1t can be made
even for the quick meal, because
you may use a hot oven.
The trick Is to make a base like
the one that Is used for "a
puffs. The base Is the same for all
with the exception that for cheese,
meat or vegetable soul#es you make
1t thinner. The flour and water are
cooked together until thick. Then
the egg yolks are beaten In one by
one the cheese, the chocolate, the
finely chopped vegetable or other fla
voring are added. Last Of all the
beaten %egg-whltes are folded In.
When l make a sweet s%ouffle, l
fold half of the sugar into the egg
whites while the rest Is stirred into
the hot foundation. The baking dish,
which may be Of silver, oven-proof
glass or pottery, should be CREASED
with soft, not melted butter. For
sweet s%oufle, this should be sprln-
killed. literally with graduated sugar,
to make a 'chemise" as the chef
says. A 400-degree oven for TWEEN
ty minutes is the proper tempera-
ture for a souffle.
Menu for Quick Meal.
Cream Of Pea Soup
Cheese Soufie
Baked Potatoes Baked Tomatoes
Pumpkin Tarts
Coffee
Order Of Preparation.
Light ven
Scrub potatoes and bake
Prepare soufle and bake
Prepare tomatoes and bake
Open can of soup. dilute and heat
Max coffee
Cheese Souffle.
u cup -four
l cup milk
teaspoon salt
N pound grated cheese
IA teaspoon paprika
4 eggs
Mix flour and salt with one-hal
cup Of cold milk and stir this mix
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SHIFTING SANDS

"The-the=7"
"Yes. the burglar, bandit, thief
whatever you choose to call him.
You'll admit 1t when you meet him.
We are going there now"
"To-to-call?"
ITO return the check l Just told
you about. You're the stupldest man
| was ever engaged to, Eoratio. Why
can't you listen?"
Il IN listening with all my ears"
Then the trouble is with your i'm
aginaticn," Sylvia said In her Hottest
tone.
They walked on In silence until
presently the girl stopped before the
gate Of a small. weather-beaten cot
tage.
well, here we are at Elisha's," she
remarked, turning In at the gate.
What's he got to do with itr
Mercy, Hortie. You'll wear me to
a shred. Elisha is the sheriff. I'm go
Ing to coax him to let us see the pris-
oner."
you don't mean the chap is jailed
here! My" he clapped his hand
over his mouth. "Why, any red-blood-
ed man could knock the whole house
fiat to the ground with a single blow
OF his fist. I'll bet i could"
There wasn't any other place to
put him."
well, IL he stays incarcerated in a
detention pen like this, he's q noble
minded convict-that's all l have to
say"
They walked up the narrow clam
shell path, bordered by iris and thrifty
perennials.
As they did SO, the sound Of 4 radio
drlfted through the open window.
Sylvia peeped In.
Elisha, too intent on the music to
hear her step, was sitting before the
loud speaker. smoking.
1--WE come to see Mr.. Heath" she
shouted above the walls of 4 Groom
ing orchestra.
II amt sure as I'd oughtor let you
see him." hesitated Elisha.
"Tn take the responsibility"
"Wal-mebbe on second thought,
twill do no HARM" he drawled. Hes
round on the back porch. I'd come
with you warn't / waitin' for the
news flashes"
That's all right. / can find him."
"Say, who you got with your" called
the sheriff over his shoulder.
Hes nobody-just my aance."
"Your what?"
1.-THE man l am going to marry"
"You don't tell mel So you're gettin
married, are your Good lookin' Teller
/ heard at the post office you had some
chap In the offin'. But to let him see
Mr.. Heath dunno as 'twould be
just"
"Where / go Horatio goes" Sylvis
retorted.
Elisha weakened.
"Wal, In that case" he began.
She waited to hear no more.
"Cone on, Hortie," she called.
Leaving Elisha absorbed In a saxo
phone solo, the two rounded the cor
ner of the cottage and found them
selves In the presence Of Stanle!
Heath.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-03-12

MOT long ago I was like some friends I have. low In spirM3.s.
IN rundown. out Of sorts. tired easily and looked terrible !
knew / had no serious organic trouble 70 l reasoned sensibly. ~ my
experience has since proven. that work, worry, colds and whatnot
had Just worn me down
The confidence mother has always had In SIS. Toni. which n
still her standby when she feels rundown. convinced me / ought to
try this Treatment. Il started . course. The color began to come back
to my skin. Il felt better. Il did not tire easily and son I felt that
those red-bloodccls were back to socaled fighting strength. 1t u
great to feel strong again and like my old self.
Insist on SSS. Tonic In the blood-rcd Celophane-wrapped pack
age. the big 2oos- size 4 sufficient for two weeks treatment. us
more economical, too. oeSAcA
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-03-12
Don't Entrust Your
Own or Your Family's
WE'LL Being to Unknown
Preparations

BEFORE you take any prepara-
II ton you don't know all about.
for the relief of headaches; or the
pains Of rheumatism. neuritis or
neuralgia, ask your doctor what he
thinks about tin comparison
with Genuine Bayer Aspirin.
We say this because, before the
discovery Of Bayer Aspirin. most
so-called pain remedies were adj
vised against by physicians as being
bad for the stomach: or, often. for
the heart. And the discovery of
Bayer Aspirin largely changed
medical practice.
Countless thousands OF people
who have taken Bayer Aspirin year
in and out without i'll effect, have
proved that the medical findings
about its safety were correct.
Remember this. Genuine Bayer
Aspirin is rated among the fastest
methods yet discovered for the relief
of headaches and all common pains
-. and safe for the average person
to take regularly.
You can get real Bayer Aspirin at
any drug store - simply by never
asking for it by the name aspirin
alone, but always saying BAYER
ASPIRIN when you buy.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-03-12
Faces Their Fortune, Yet
They Don't Visit Beauty Shop

Mongolia harbors some queer per-
sons whose faces keep them In food
Members OF a certain Mongolian cult
know the secret OF making hair
grow all over their faces, until they
almost look like animals.
They terrorlze simple villagers In
to providing them with food and
clothing, and thus, their faces be-
come their fortunes.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the orig
inal little liver pills put up 90 years ago.
They regulate liver and bowels.-Adv.
Or Il IL lnherited7
Do colleges teach the science" Of
happy marriages?
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-03-12

A mussy office Is not necessarily
an indication Of a lot Of work done.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-03-12
Still Drumming Up Church
Attendance in Dutch Town.

An attendance drummer has been
newly appointed at Hoogeveen, Hol-
land, to call the people to church.
The old custom OF drumming up
church attendance persists there as
In some other Dutch towns. Every
Sunday morning and evening, the
drummer marches through the main
streets of Hoogeveen, drumming with
all his might, to let the faithful know
that it Is time to get ready for d.
vine service.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-03-12
The
ManWhO
Knows

Whether the Remedy
You are taking for
Headaches, Neuralgia
or Rheumatism Pains
is SAFE is Your Doctor.
Ask Him
La gaceta., 1936-07-30
NOTAS SOCIAL.ES
-,yo1abraIo {. CcnaitG Crgan:zador de Ia Gran
Verbena de la Industrial Tabacalera

llanueva, Merida Calvo, Zoila
Fajo, Cucr NGnez, Adriana Cal
vo, Conchita Lopez; Sras. Zoila
Rosa Perez, Lii Lenci,
Pansy Leroy, America Catani,
Blanca Gonzalez, Pura Buesca,
Josefina Padr6n, Piedad San
chez, Rita Maria Toral, Maria
Cuervo, Rosa Sanchez, Nativi-
dad Mira, Luz Arencibia, Isa-
bel Garcia, Rosa Gonzalez, Ma
ia Lopez, Adolfina Vallejo, Ju-
LA Pat, Isabel Gonzalez, Julia
Perez, Rosa Maseda, Juliet Del
gado, Rosa Fajo, Corina Busta-
nan e, Rosa Granados, Angela
Garcia y T. Pelaez; Sres. coro.
mel Lima, Rafael Sanchez, Jos(
Padr6n, Manuel Catani, hijo, 10
Sc Mira, Emilio Martinez, Fer
nando Granados, Octavio Cata-
nj, Jose Romero y Manuel Gaia
nj, padre.
La gaceta., 1936-07-30
LA PAN Dis
PUESTA A ANCEL SU
ICON1RATO CON LA MU-
~NICIPALIDAD

La compania de aviacioh Pan
American Always, por conduc-
% de So p~residente j. T. Trippe,
inform6 aver al alcalde Chan
Iaey que Sc halla dispuesta a
cancelar ell contrato de arrenda-
miento scbre ell aerodroma Pc
.er 0. Knight, en- la isla Davis,
y que recomenzara ell service,
con la Habana 81 asf Sc lie pide.
FL alcalde pedira al ayunta-
miento sobre ell aerodromo Pc
9esi6n extraordinaria, para to-
mar acuerdcs que faciliten la in-
mediata soluci6n de la contro-
versia.
La WPA suspendi6 los traba-
jos en- Ell aerodromo al enterar-
e de que la ciudad tenia I'm con-
ratio con la Pan American cue
e entregaba por complete ell do
Mimic del aeropuerto, a cambio
de I'm alhriler annual de $40.
La gaceta., 1936-07-30

Ell comite executive de la Ca
mara de Concrete de Ybor CT
ty Sc reuni6 aver por la tarde,
acordando designar un comite
que Sc encargue de organizar la
pr6xima gra nVerbena en- honor
de la industrial del tabaco.
Por indication de Raul Vega,
presidente de la Camara, que
daron nombrados para integrar
ell comite organizador los seho-
res siguientes: Jose Glamour,
en- calidad de presidente; Victo-
riano Manteiga, Rafael Marti-
nee Ybor, Peter O. Knight, T.
w. Ramsey, jr., w. K. Hudson,
A.. L. Cuesta, Harry Wilder
man, Henry Scaglione, Ramon
IBenito Dfaz, Dick Greco, Two
DeMinicis, Johnny Diaz y Roy
Cotarelo.
Este comite celebrara una
reunion dentro de pocos dfas pa
"a organizar ell Comite que lie
vara sobre sus hombros la res
ponsabilidad de verificar la fies
ia.
Los gastos no Sc han calcula-
do, pero creese que montar la
Verbena costara de $4,000 a
$1,000.
La ciudad ha puesto So, 800.
a disposition de la Camara de
Concrete yborcitefia Y con el
compromise, por parte de esta,
de dedicarlos a la Verbena.
En- su Oportvnidad daremos
nuevos detalleS.
La gaceta., 1936-07-30
ESTA DE VISTA EN- TAM
PA Ell FUTURE A
CLAUDE PEPPER

Desde aver Sc encuentra de
vista en- esta ciudad ell abogado
Claude Pepper, de Tallahassee,
future senador de la Florida.
Mr.. Pepper de Tallahassee,
fucuro senadorde la Florida.
Mr.. Pepper ha saludado a los
amigos que tiene en- esta ciudad
y manana Sc lie ofrecera un al
muerzo en- su honor, en- ell hotel
HillsborOugh. Los que deseen a.
sistir pueden inscribirse hasta
la noche de hoy.
En- ell almGerzo lie dara la
bienvenida ell alcalde Chancey.
Dirigira ell programa ell Sr.
E. D. Lambright, editor del
Tampa Morning Tribune.
La gaceta., 1936-07-30
POULNOT RECLAMA $780,
900 A LA IUDAD DE TAM
PA Y A LOS CINCO POLL
GAS POR
~SECUESTRO

Representado por ell abogado
E. L. Bryan, ell lider obrero Eu-
gene f. Poulnot present6 aver
una reclamation de 800, 900, en-
la cOrte del circuito, contra la
ciudad de Tampa y los cinco po-
licias cOndenados en- Barlow
como autores de TN delito de SCI
cuestro.
Poulnot dice que como resul-
tado de un arresto Illegal hecho
por la policia de la municipali-
dad, fue secuestrado y barbara
mente maltratado.
Sc mencionan como demandaI
les, junto con la ciudad, a los
Sres. C. A. "Smitty" Brown,
John F. Bridges, c. w. Carlisle,
Sam E. Crosby y F. w. Switzer.
La gaceta., 1936-07-30
NO EsTA HERIDA LA HIJA
DEL SIR. D.. B. MCKAY

Hoy Sc supo en- esta ciudad,
por medic del senador fedora,
Hill, que la Sra. Fernando Ga.
llardo, hija del exalcalde D. B
Mckay, Sc encuentra en- ell edi
ficio de la embajada america
ma, en- Madrid, Y que no es cier
to que recibiera heridas cuan
do Sc encontraba en- ell sanato-
rio de la sierra de Guadarra-
ma
La Sra. Mckay Sc hallaba
en- Ell sanatorio restableciendo
Sc de una pulmonia que la re
tuvo en- cana por algIn ITEM
pc. d,
s;u esposo, Don Fernande
Gallardo, aparentemente Sc ell
tlentra en- Santander.
La gaceta., 1936-07-30
RETIRADA LA CANDIDA
TURA DEL SIR. R. j. BOONE

Tallahassee, julio 30.-Por no
haber presentado su cuenta de
.gastos dentro del tempo senala-
do por la ley, ell abogado gene
raj Lands decide aver que ell
Sr. R. j. Boone, de Miami, no
puede ser candidate a senadoT
en- las primaries de agosto IL.
Esta decision del abGEado gene
raj solo ha dejado dos candida
5os en- ell campo sur, Doyle E.
Carlton, de Tampa, un exgober-
nador, Y C. C. Andrews, de Or
lando.
En- ell distrito norte Claude
Pepper, de Tallahassee, no tie
ne cposici6n.
La gaceta., 1936-07-30
Sc BAJARON EN- ESTE DIS
1RITO LAS A DE-
TEMPORAL

Hoy por la manana Sc baja-
ron en- es.a ciudad, y en- ell dis :
trito que Sc extiende desde E
verglades City a Tarpon Spring
las senales de temporal que sc
colocaran aver, crando lego a
la costa oeste de la Florida la
perturbation tropical tornado
en- Las Bahamas.
A las ocho de la manana de
hoy ell meteoro sc encontraba q
80 millas de Apalachicola y mo-
viendose al noroeste, con cierto
decrecimiento en- la intensidad.
Una nota, dada a las $50 de
la manana, dice 10 siguiente: Sc
ha ordenado poner senales de
huracan desde Ell oeste de Pana-
ma City a Pensacola y deSde
Pensacola a la Bahia San Luis
y Port Edas. Una perturbation
tropical de pequeno diametro,
perO con probable intensidad de
huracan, Sc encrentra a 80 mi :
las al sur de Apalachicola, y mo
viendose al noroeste. Ell future
movimiento es ~incierto, pero las
indicaciones son de que llegara
a la costa entire Apalachicola y
Pensacola, al mediodia o en- la
tarde de hoy. Senales de tempo
raj Sc han desplegado tambier
al norte de Cedar Keys hasta
Pensacola y desde Tarpon
Springs a la boca del Mississip
pi. Anoche ell viento alcanz6 en-
Tampa una velocidad de 36 mis-
Has por bora.
La gaceta., 1936-07-30

representara en- esta ciudad, en-
ell teatro del Centre .Aaturiano,
! dia 5 de agosto, la popular
,oera italiana R~igo.etto.
Cantaran esa opera, una de
as favoritas del pdblico latino.
ntre otras personas los conoci :
los arts as Carmehna Lucido,
Alfredo Zagaroli Y Luis Stuc :
key.
La orquesta sinfonica de Tam
pa, integrada por As profesores,
tocara la partitura.
Ell DIR. Nice fue director de or
questa con la San Carlos Opera
Co., de New York, y direc or de
a Filadelfia Grand Opera &C.
Ourante varios amos ~desempeh6
"a direction del conservatorio de
m1sica del Colegio de Rollins y
fue presidente del Colegio de
MGsica de Orlando.
Alfredo Zagaroli es un barito
10 de 2randes Facilitates y es-
.ldi6 en- la Real Academia de Ia
LGsica, en- Roma.
Tiene Zagaroli condecoracio :
mes del Gar de Russia y del rey
de Espana.
Carmelina Lucido Sc luce de
manera extraordinaria en- Ia
parte de Gilda.
La gaceta., 1936-07-30
LOS NO IN
DULTAN A LOS DRIVERS
BORRACHOS

FL comite de policfa del ayuli-
tamiento, al que Sc ha venido
llamando en- los 1ltimos dias la
"junta de perdones" de la mu-
nicipalidad, di6 a conocer aver
su pOsicion en- 10 que respecta a
los drivers borrachos.
No perdonara ell comite a los
ch6feres borrachos por estimar
que estos con sus coches no So
lamente ponen en- peligro sus vi
das, sine que amenazan las do
los ciudadanos tranquilos y de
orden.
Ademas, para ofrecer mayo
res garantias de seguridad al
vecindario, ell comite propondra
Sc re2ule Ell funcionamiento de-
los salones donde ahora Sc CO.
me, Sc ingieren bebidas alcoh6-
licas y Sc baila.
La madre de una camarera
pidi6 ell indulto de su hija dicien
do que la muchacha no estaba
borracha cuando guiaba su CO.
dhe; pero lie fue denegado. Opt
no la policia que 81 10 estaba,
~ en- condolences peligrosas pa
ra la comunidad."
La gaceta., 1936-07-30

No ha decidido tcdavfa ell jues
Robert T. Dewell, de Barlow,
sobre la moci6n de nuevo juicio
en- ell case de esos policfas, que
le fuera presentada por ell abo-
gado Pat Whitaker y sus COM
paneros de defensa.
Ell jurado declare culpable a
los acusados, pero la defensa pi-
de que ell veredicto sea anulado.
ST ell juez Dewell no acepta la
tests de la defensa procedera a
sentenciar a los cinco hombres
que arriba menciona Poulnot.
La gaceta., 1936-07-30
LOS ~DIPUTADOS DEL SHE
RIFF E~NCONTRARON Ell
A DE UN HOMBRE

En- I'm solar yermo, frente a
la casa n1mero 27O6 del boule-
yard Fountain, los diputados
del sheriff Mcleod encontraron
aver ell craneo de I'm hombre,
con un pequeno agujero en- ell
tope y una cortada en- la frente.
Ell diputado Van Petten, la
madO por los vecinos, no pudo
encontrar otros hresos Y opina
que ell craneo, en- su forma ac-
tual, tiene mas de un ano.
Cree ell sheriff que ell craneo
probablemente fue arrojado en-
csc lugar por un medico o un es-
tudiante.
La gaceta., 1936-07-30
Una bodG

En- la Residential de los espo-
SOS Calvo Sc verified ell pasado
domingo la boda de la Srta. Ma
ria Calvo y ell estimado j6ven
Antonio Escobedo.
La novia, vistiendo un precio-
so traje de raso b1anco, lego a
la sala del .acto del brazo de su
padre. Precioso ell ramo que lie
vaba, del jardin de Greco. Los
esposos Piedad y Rafael San
chez fueron los testigos de la
ceremonial, que estuvo a cargo
del notario Angel Rodriguez.
Muchos bonitos regalos reci-
bio la enamorada pareja. La
concurrencia fue obsequiada es-
p~lendidamente. ALI vimos a las
siguientes personals: Srtas. Oh
ga Perez, Valeria Fernandez,
Rosa Pau, Erida Garcia, Mirta
Calvo, Josefina Locicero, NATL
de Lecuona, H. Perez, Josefina
Vallejo, Norma Perez, Domiti-
la Martinez, Rosa Calvo, Della
Sanchez, Rosa Herci, Angela vi
La gaceta., 1936-07-30
FUDGENC1o BATISTA v1eI4
TO AYER Ell SANATORIO
LA ESiPERANZA Y Ell
HOSPITAL JOAQUIN LE-
BREDO

Habana, julio 39.-Cuando
ladie 10 e:reraba, q cOronel Full
yencio Batista, jefe del ejerciso,
yisito aver ell Sana .orio La Es-
peranza, de tuberculosis, y ell
hospital Joaquin Lebredo. EN-
9ez6 ell coronel esas visitas q
as A de la tarde v las complied
a lag z de la noche.
En- esos dos luyares visit6 los
dormi orios, cocinas, comedc-
res, etc., hablando tambien con
os enfermos.
Algunos de los enfermos lie hi
cieron quejas, que seran inme-
diatamente atendidas.
La gaceta., 1936-07-30
LA POLICIA CHINA NAL
A A UN JAPONES

Peiping, China, julio 3d.
Las relaciones sino-japonesas
fueron perturbadas hoy por I'm
nuevo incidente, interwiniendo
rutoridades militares de los dos
rupos.
Tn estudiante japones nom-
,rado Yasutake, segdn Ell man.
10 japones, fue atacado brutal
mente por la policfa china, dan
dose como motive que ell j6ven
no llevaba una lampara en- su
bicicleta, 10 que requiere la ley.
La gaceta., 1936-07-30
EXPUISADO UNI PATRONO
UNDESIRABLE


Habana, julio 3O.-El secre-
carlo de gobernaci6n, Sr. Car
los Pelaez, ha dispuesto la ext
pulsi6n de un patrono, de nacio-
nalidad polaca, por no cumplir
con las leyes del trabajo.
Este patrono trat6 de cerrar
una fabrica cuando debia abo-
narle las vacaciones a sus obre-
rOs.
I'm tribunal cubano lie conde-
no a seis meses de carcel.
La gaceta., 1936-07-30
DETENIDOS II AVIONES
COMPRADOS POR ESPANA

Estampes, Francia, julio 80.
Ell gobierno frances tisne de-
tenidos en- este aerodromo II ae
roplanos, fabricadOS en- 1929,
que han sido comprados por ell
gobierno de Espana. La docu-
mentaci6n de los aeroplanos Sc
"a examinada por ell gobierno
de Leon Blum.
Han sido apresados en- Bur-
deos cuatro aeroplanos compra-
dos por los rebeldes en- Inglate-
IRA con destino a su ejercito.
La gaceta., 1936-07-30
A MADRID Ell
GENERAL RODRIGUEZ

Madrid, julio SOFIA sido
llamado a Madrid desde BARGE
Iona, ell general Rodriguez Ba-
rrio.
Sc lie interrogara sobre ell ira
to dado a los prisioneros en- esa
poblaci6n.
La gaceta., 1936-07-30
La Secci6m Hevard

ma ~OrqnestG
En- la excursion que ell domin-
go celebrara la Secci6n de Da-
mas del Centre Espahol, a Pass
-a-Grille, ira una o~rquesta, Sc.
gun nos comunica la inteligen-
secretaria Srta. Margarita Fer
nandez.
La secci6n tiene ell gusto de
hacer constar que carece de
Fundamental ell rumor de que la
excursion sera a Moonglo
Beach. Pass-a-Grille es ell lugar
escogido.
Componen la orquesta distin-
guides profesores.
La gaceta., 1936-07-30
Secci6n de Protection

D AaGiliO
La Secci6n de Protection y
Auxilio del Centre Espanol eta
a .odos sus miembros para la
lunta general correspondence
al tercer trimestre del aho err
curse, que Sc celebrara ell dia
81, a las $50, en- Ell Centre de
Ybor City.
Els secretario de la secci6n ell
conocido j6ven Juan Sanchez.
S~uplicase la asistencia del ma
yor nGmero possible de socios.