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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-03
FERA WITHDRAWS
MAINTENANCE OF
FORT JEFFERSON
EQUIPMENT AT NATIONAL
MONUMENT NOW BEING
GUARDED BY TWO FORMER
EMPLOYEES

Maintenance of the Fort Jeffer-
son National Monument at Garden
Key has been withdrawn by the
FERA and today the equipment is
being guarded by Roland Roig and
Sam Sawyer, who were formerly
employed and were under the sup
ervision of Fred Eberhardt, the
duly appointed custodian.
Since the custodian left some
time ago for Baltimore for an OPP
Grafton in Johns-HOpkins hospital,
changes have been ordered and it
became necessary to have some
persons care for the equipment at
the fort since it was found neces-
sary for the FERA to withdraw
maintenance. This was told The
Citizen this morning.
AS the maintenance by the
FERA was being carried on
through Franklin E. Albert, ex-
ecutive officer, he found it neces-
sary to have Roig and Sawyer re-
called from the Fort and come to
Key West. They were instructed
to take every precaution to make
things secure and return to Key
West.
In the meantime kilograms and
telephone calls were being sent out
from Key West in order that
someone would be authorized to
stay at the fort until steps could
be taken fov regularly appointed
emplOye caretakerS to be pro-
vided or until a WPA project now
under consideration, would be ap-
proved.
One of the kilograms was sent
to Herbert E. Kahler, Florida d.
rector of the National Park Serv-
ice and an explanatory wire was
sent to Custodian Eberhardt. Mr..
Eberhardt contacted Mr.. Kahler
who sent the following telegram
to Key West.
Park service desires volun-
tary labor to protect equipment at
Fort jefferson, Herbert E. Kah-
ler." The gist of this telegram
was sent by radio telephone to
Roig and Sawyer at the fort, who
Immediately sent the following re-
ply: eve are remaining at the
request of the National Park
Service to guard the equipment.
1t was said this morning that
Mr.. Eberhardt had sent word to
the men at Fort jefferson, ex-
planning that there was the posi-
Dility of a WPA project being
worked out for the fort and asking
them if they would rema n with
out eypecta i n IF remuneration
pc ding settlement of the matter.
To tbs both RCiG and Sawyer
agreed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-03
PLANE RETURNS
FROM TORTUCAS
COMMANDER PAULSON AND
TWO OTHERS HAD BEEN ON
VISIT TO Fl. JEFFERSON

Commander ]. Won Paulson, of
the United States Coast Guard,
returned yesterday afternoon
shortly after 2 o'clock from Tor
tugas where he went in Plane 1913
for a brief business visit to Fort
Jefferson and Marquesas Island.
He was accompanied on the trip
by Alexander Sprunt, Jr., of the
National Audubon Society, and
NJ. Lewis, of the United States
Public Health Service.
The plane stopped in at Key
West on the trip for the purpose
of securing a supply of gasoline,
and Immediately afterward pro-
eeeded to its destination.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-03
CAPT. DEXTER
Is TRANSFERRED
TO new STATION
WRECKING OFFICER GETS.
ASSIGNMENT TO DUTY AT
NEW YORK; TO LEAVE ON
MONDAY

CATER being in Key West
since 1928, forming a wide cir
Gle OF friends and beginning to
feel that we are an. actual part Of
the community, we do not find
it easy to say good bye and go to
another part Of the country to es-
tablish a new home"
This was the git of brief
statement today made to The Citi-
zen by Captain H. S. Dexter, sal
wage agent of the company oper-
ating the Wrecking Tug Warbler.
and other vessels of the same
type in this country and out of
ports in other countries.
Captain Dexter. who left Key
West about six weeks ago for
Kingston, Jamaica. to relieve
Captain Hughes OF the Killerig,
another wrecking tug of the COM
pany, returned Tuesday morning
and shortly after his arrival was
informed from New York head
quarters of the company that he
had received a promotion and
would henceforth operate out of
New York.
When seen at his home on
Division street today both the
Captain and Mrs. Dexter were
busy packing and completing ar
engagements to leave out over the
highway Monday morning with
their children Elwood, Joseph and
Marcia.
The many friends made by the
Dexters during their residence of
Is years have expressed keen re-
greet at their proposed departure,
but are pleased to learn of this
required change which means a
decided advancement of the cap
tain on the rolls of the COM
pany's officials.
1t is understood that the ad-
vancement of Chief Engineer Cor
nelius Peterson to the post of
salvage agent at Key West dur
ing the time Captain Dexter was
absent from the city and in
Jamaica, is to be made per-
manent.
This places Salvage Agent
Peterson in line for congratula-
tons as well as his former as
sociates in the engine room of
the Warbler, who have all ad-
vanced one step by Chief Peter
sons advancement to the position
he now holds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-03
PLANS TO FORM
ATHLETIC CLUB

Victor Johnson today told The
Citizen that he was starting a
movement to secure another ath-
letic club. and was going to ask
a number of people to attend a
meeting next week at some place
yet to be designated.
He called attention to the fact
that he was one of those deeply in
terested in the movement which
brought about the construction of
the old athletic club, and believed
that his efforts would meet with
success this time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-03
SECOND CONCERT
This EVENING In
COLONIAL PARK
EXCELLENT PROGRAM TO BE
RENDERED, BEGINNING AT
8 O'CLOCK, BY HOSPITAL
ITY BAND

Selections to be played tonight
by the Key West Hospitality Band
at its second concert at Colonial
Park were announced this morn
ing. The concert viii begin AT 8
o'clock.
Last week the place of the
concerts were changed to Colonial
Park, at the side of Colonial Ho-
tel, in the hope that more per-
sons would attend the concerts
The attendance a week ago was so
gratifying that those in charge Of
the Federal Music Project, a unit
of the WPA, decided to present
all programs there.
The numbers to be played to-
night win be:
1. March, National Emblem
Bagley
2. Overture, Fra Diavolo
8. Waltz, June Twilight
King
4. Selection, "Para Viga Ne
Voy," Tenor solo by John
Bennett.
5. March, Washington Grays
Graffulz
6. March, The New Colonial
Hall
2. Two Step, The Walking
Frog -------------------------- King
8. Selection, "The Mikado"
Gilbert an5 Sullivan
9. Selection, Susan LaKin, So
prano, with trumpet trio.
10. Star Spangled E.nner :. Kew
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-03
MAKES REPORT
ON SALES TAX
CERTIFICATES
REDEMPTIONS ALSO IN
CLUDED; MORE THAN FIJI
TEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
TAKEN I'm BY CLERK

More than $4,000 now in the
safe at the office of County
Clerk Ross c. Sawyer represents
receipts taken in during the month
of September for redemptions and
sale of tax certificates in Monroe
county.
Of course, said Mr.. Sawyer, re-
ceipts for sale of certificates ex-
ceeds redemptions, but still there
were a goodly nRmber OF redemp-
tions but not up to the number |
expected would be.
81 have just completed checking
I'D on the entire business for the
past month and find that eOllec-
tons amount to just a little more
than $4,000 and not all of the
business has been concluded yet,
as there are several items yet 70
be considered"
Mr.. Sawyer said that he had
spent practically every night dur
ing the past month checking up
and making out the necessary pa
pers in the redemptions and sales
and has just reached the stage
where he can have the work COM
pleted.
Not all of the sales were made
in the United States, it was noted
on the record. One Of the sales
was made to a man in Cuba, and
represented an outlay OF about
$559.63, and was one of the me-
dunn items of the months trans
actions,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-03

YANKEE STADIUM. 49,
York, Oct a-Before n
capacity crowd Il more thzn
50 600 cheering Ezzs. Ehe
Yankees wen the third xzz<
of the 1885 worId Ssri=.. IN
a hotly contested pi.eh=-s'
duel between Hadley 9n6
FitzsimmonA Fer seven ~
nings, the teams ~ere t=6
each scoring q ho2e rzas
by Ripple Of the Giants @ad
Gehrig Of the Yanke=1. bgf
In the eighth inziag the
Yankees put ~th@t d~~=Asp-
ed TO be the deciding rzn -
two hits across TIE rubb@r-
The final score ~ras 2 % l.
Fitzsimnons had far khe
better Of the pitehins arU-
ment, allowing 0nly fer
hits, while Hadley ~as
touched uP for 10 kitA.
another beng made eff IA
lone when Hadley ~as re-
tired for n pinch hittsr- The
one Icne tally ne Giants So
cured eff II kars ~7s Eke
home run - Ripple. Haley
keeping the hits ~en seat
tered and tighteninE N the
tough spots
The YANKEES no~ haxe
two victories 70 TIE GlzzEs
one.
Tonorrow TIE fszr1h
game Of the 1885 series ~ln
be played at the 1Gzkse
Stadium
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-03
PEARL HARBOR
TO BE EQUIPPED
FLOATING DRYDOCK AND
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS ARE
CONTEMPLATED
fBy Associated Pres~p

HONOLULU, Oct. 3.-Testing
the efficiency of Pearl Harbor
repair facilities, four navy cruisers
have been assigned for annual
overhaul here this year.
Strategieally centered for YES
sells disabled at sea, Pearl Har-
Dor repair activities have been
increased recently. They are to
be augmented by a 100000
floating drydock, destined to
make the navy yard one of the
most efficient in the west.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-03
DESIRES TO VISIT
OLD HOME I'm BRONX
fn- Associated rressl

ASHEVILLE, n. C., Oct. g.
96-six-year-old L. P. Austin would
like to visit the Bronx borough,
New York City-to see how the
old family farm site has changed.
The Union army veteran was
reared on his fathers 104-acre
farm in what is now known as
the Bronx, he says.
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MAKE COMPARISON
I'm ELECTION VOTE
Especial 10 The Citixen)
1~nFuEWrW -


JACKSONVILLE, Fla,
Oc.. 3.-In 1892 Monroe
County cast 2,s3S votes for
Franklin d. Roosevelt and
336 votes for Herbert Hoo
yer, according to figures made
public here at State Demo-
cratic Headquarters based
upon official reports from
Secretary of State r. A.
Gray.
Hoover's vote totaled Co.
10 in Florida rs compared
with the FOG, 3o3 cast for
Roosevelt, who went into of
flee on an unprecedented
landslide. In 1928 the tables
were reversed, the State go-
ing Republican. Hoover's
vote was 144,16s as COM
pared with 101,764 cast for
his Democratic opponent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-03
CHINA COUNTS
HER UNEMPLOYED

CANTON. China, Oct. SAC
eording to government statistics,
there are 2,565.s13 men and won-
en- without work in fourteen lead
ing cities of China.
Canton heads the list with $780,
230, Shanghai has 610,710, Peip-
ing 500, 1886 and Marking 161.-
476.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-03
PAID FINE IN APPLES

MARENG0, IA prisoner
before Judge James Faffney Of
this city convicted of contempt.
paid his fine in apples The judge
and jury ate the payment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-03

A play-bS-play arruuzr 0F -
days game f0slsws-
FSrst EnmzzH
GIANTS-Moore m4Se ms EzE
MT Of the series BY . ssl<E s~sr
third Bzr1el szcrificeS Mes<E -
second Terry sinxte1 - 1s-zZ
OFT hit into n doabae pig. r~r~ng
the SIDE
No runs. fwo ans. - eTEuz
YANKZES-Crn~exxi f1e6 @ur
TO Mel Oh in ri<h< 6eG En1s
grounded 70 Te=T. Ne @Eds 80
putout unaunE=d DMmEwir
popped out % Whicebea1
No runs. ne kiks. - ezoz
S@es@d knmz@W
GIANTS-RigTle fee 60 -
SeIkirk- Msnczss wsEx 60 nz q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-03

Score by izaIzEs= \ ~ Z
Gann4s 600 90 0oo-l - @
Ysnkess ore Go oIz-Z . o
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-03

The lineup q the cuute1oe--
follows
Czmman
Moore. n;
Bartell. So
Terry. Ibs
OFT. IF;
Ripple. Ct;
Mancns0, G.
Whitehead. ~
jackson. Sbs
Fitzsimmonz. p
Yamk.@4
Crosefti. So
ROlfe, 81.
DiMaggis. e:
Gehrig. 1bs
Dsckey. e.
Selkirk. II;
Powell. n.
Lazzeri. 2b:
Hadley. D.
Malone, ,.
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| Associated Press Day Wire
Service.
For Sc Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
The Washington times., 1936-11-17
ISSUES 5
WDEMAND
T0S0VIET

MOSCOW, Nov. II Q.N.SO.
Following the blunt Soviet rejec-
ton Of its formal protest, Ger
many today demanded Russia an
nounce the specific charges on
which % Germans have been ar
rested in sweeping raids in Mos
COW, Leningrad and the provinces.
The demand was delivered to
Foreign CommiSar Maxim Litvin-
off by German Ambassador Count
Werner Won Schulenberg. Upon
his return to Moscow from a vaca-
ton in the Caucasus, Count Won
Schulenberg called upon Litvinoff
personally and made his demand.
Previously Germany, through
her charge d'affaires here, had
formally protested against the ar
rest, and the Soviet government
quickly refused to accept the pro-
test.
Today's action indicated Ger
many was far from being in q
mood to let the matter drop.
Press announcements have
stated the arrested Germans and
many other foreigners rounded up
are suspected of espionage against
the Soviet state.
TOKYO, Nov. II Q.N.SO.-News
that Russo German relations have
become strained following the ar
rest of % Germans in the Soviet
Union sent munitions shares up
two to ten points on the Tokyo
Exchange today.
The Washington times., 1936-11-17
'LEISURE' TO BE
FORUM TOPIC

SILVER SPRING, Md, Nov. II.
A panel of four speakers will dis
cuss the topic, Spending Our
Leisure" during the second of a
series Of Town Hall meetings held
here tomorrow night at p. m.
under the auspices Of the Parent
Teacher Association of the Mont
gomery Blair Senior High School.
The speakers for tomorrow and
their subtopics for discussion are
as follows:
Destructive Use of Leisure-It's
Results" E. M. Gerlach, supervisor
of Federal prisons.
Constructive Use of Leisure
It's Results" E. Francis McDevitt,
former president of the Silver
Spring Lions Club.
"Can Schools Help Pupils Make
Use of Their Leisure Time?" Fred
L. Lutes, cashier of the Silver
Spring Bank.
What Is the Home Doing for
Our Children's Leisure?" Mrs.
Craige Bowman, teacher of art
and sociology at Montgomery Blair
High School.
The Washington times., 1936-11-17

'4'' ing through
your brain. You count sheep
frantieally-but outraged nerves
Eefuse to relax.
Take Lydia E. Pinkham's Veeo.
table Compound regularly for .
while. Il quiets quivering nerves-
Induces SestfuI Sleep-makes Life Q
DittIe easier.
e1t S0ssnOd A " Morning
Would Never cOTaO@
G4ys MfS: Emma G: BatcheIder Of
81 Heard ST., Chelsea, Massaehuo
sets. II was so nervous l could noO
get to sleep. My husband works
hard at engineering and needs his
sleep but / kept him awake too. I
heard about the Vegetable Com.
pound and tried it. Now ! sleep beso
GER than ever have and ] feline:
Ger Q bottle from your druggiso
NOW. Results will please you:
The Washington times., 1936-11-17
WHEN QUIVERINe
NERVE
WON'T LET YOU
SLEEP
Doesn't the night seem an etec.
0ity? You toss and turn-try to

find . cool
spot on the
piuow-heae
heclockStriks
downStair9
Today'S exc
element and
tomorrow'S
worryare beat.
La gaceta., 1936-07-10
CoNCEDIDA AL EsPoso,
COMO BALSAMO DE A.
MPR, UNA INDEMNIZA-
CION DE $4,000

iami, julio 10.-A las seis
horas de deliberaci6n I'm jura-
do declare culpable a Lewis
Mallory, III, de robar a James
Edgar, de Detroit ,el amor de
su esposa, Kathryn Crawford,
y como balsamo para su pena
lie concedi6 una indemnizaci6n
de $4,000.
Durante seis dias ell jurado
estuvo oyendo pruebas de las
intimidades entire la j6ven es-
posa, de la cual Sc ha divorcia-
do Edger, y Lewis Mallory.
Cuando ell veredicto Sc do
a conocer Miss Crawford Sc
hallaba de pie, recostada, en-
la terraza del cuarto piso de
la casa corte.
La gaceta., 1936-07-10
~IZQUIERDIsTAs Y E R
4CHISTAS
EN- LAS GILES DE AVIG-
NON

Avignon, Francia, julio TO-
Nacionalistas e izquierdistas pc
learon hoy en- las Gales cuando
los obreros en- huelga obligaron
a cerrar los establecimientos du
rante "a horas. La huelga fue
declarada en- simpatia con los
obreros del ramo de construc-
ci6n. Los comerciantes, algunos
de los cuales salieron de la re-
frid2a con los escaparates ro-
tos, fueron en- manifestation
hasa la Casa Consistorial, can
tando en- ell canine la "Marse-
llesa". En- la Gale Sc encontra-
ron con los huelguistas y surgi6
ell combate.
La gaceta., 1936-07-10
DE DOS
DISTRICTS ESCOLARES

Como resultado de elecciones
verificadas ell pasado martes Sc
Iconsolidaron hoy los districts
escolareS de Keysville y Picnic.
A favor de la consolidation vo-
aaron en- Keysville IS ciudada-
nos y z en- contra: en- Picnic, IL
a favor y IL en- contra.
La noticia Sc di6 por Ell Sr.
Robinson superintendent de
escuelas.
Los apoderados de esos distri
5os, que Sc conviertieron en- uno,
10 son los senores J. @. Thomp-
son, F. M. Hall Y ]. E. Smith.
La gaceta., 1936-07-10
VEGA DE v~ACACIONES

Esta pasando unas vacacio :
mes de Is dias fuera de Tampa.
ell conocido joven Raul Vega.
~residente de la Camara de Co
ercio de Ybor City.
lsa1l tiene bien ganado es
lescanso, por gu con inuada ac-
ividad frente a su es acleci :
niento de la Septima avenida.
Que las vacaciones resulten
por complete de su agrado, es
nUestro deseo.
La gaceta., 1936-07-10

I'm picnic
La respectable sociedad Cen :
tro Asturiano celebrara un pic
mic en- ell entrante mes de Agos-
to.
Sera en- la finca Nistal.
La sociedad asturiana, otro de
los baluartes de nuestra guerilla
colonia latina, no desmaya en-
velar por ell mayor beneficio a
sus miembros.
La Secci6n de I~ntereses auspi
cia ell festival.
Magnifico ell servicio que re-
chen los socios en- la sociedad
Centre Asturiano, donde sus pc
ticiones siempre son oidas con
gusto. Ell deseo de complacer eS
ia en- ell amino de tOdos los Sc :
fores que tienen a su cargo la
direction de la sociedad.
Ell Centre espera, y n~osotros
pedimos la cooperation de todos
para su festival que, como he :
mos dicho en- otras ocasiones Sc
ra un rotundo triunfo de la ms
tituci6n.
Ha sido contratada LA TrO-
pical." Tocara una orquesta a.
inericana y habra atracciones
propias de un festival campes-
ire.
La gaceta., 1936-07-10
MANANA Sc CASARA LA
SRA. Y OWEN

Washington, julio 10.-A las
cinco de la tarde del sabado, en-
la iglesia episcopal de Hyde
Park, cen la asistencia del presi
dente Roosevelt, Sc casara la
Sra. Ruth Bryan Owen, minis
no de los Estados Unidos en- Di-
aamarca. FL prometido de la di-
plomatica 10 es ell captain Kan
merjunker Kaptjan BOrge Rob-
de, del cuerpo de guardias del
rey.
La gaceta., 1936-07-10
TERMINO LA HUELGA DE
TIP ANSPORTES EN- Ora
NADIA

Madrid, julio 10.-Don Juan
Moles eel ministro de la gober-
naci6n ,di6 anoche la noticia d.
haber sido solucionada la huel-
LA de transportes en- Granada.
I~ntervino en- la seduction ell GO
bernador civil de esa provincial.
La gaceta., 1936-07-10

construction que Sc niegan a
respetar Ell laudo del inistro
trabajo, Sr. Lluhi Valiesca.
La Federation atronal do a
entender anoche que acatara
sin reservas ell fallo del minis
tro.
La gaceta., 1936-07-10
Una invitGci6m

Una tMUgCGC1On
De la sociedad Holy Name pa
"a Ell bale que celebrara Ell dia
8 de Agosto en- los salones de la.
Academia San Jose, en- Ybor.
Los nombres de las madrinas
los publicamos aver.
Nos anuncian one en- la terra
"a seran situadas gran ndmero
de mesas.
Las cantinas estaran bien sur
tidas para complacer las necesi
dades de los asistentes.
Empezaron a circular las in
vitaciones para este bale, que
sera un triunfo de la sociedad
Dulce Nombre.
La gaceta., 1936-07-10
Petici6n de mano

Petici6n de mdnO
Ha sido pedida en- matrimo :
MIC la gentil senorita Dorothy
Lopez, por Ell joven Ramon Mar
.inez.
LA petici6n Sc formula ante
"a madre de la novia, Sra. Ma
ria del Rio, residen'.e en- ell nG-
nero 1903 de la Is avenida.
Ell joven Martinez es hijo de
rs esposos Alfredo Martinez
luehos del establecimiento de
where's que lleva su nombre.
Por la felicidad de la enamo-
rada pareja hacemos votos.
La gaceta., 1936-07-10
Mqdrimas de nm bale

AVA UASf tftUo NN NfC OWttC
Publicamos hoy los nombres
de las madrinas para ell bale
que ell Omerta Social Club cele-
brara mafana en- los salones de-
Cfrculo Cubano:
Mary Gomez, Georgia Garcia,
Josefina Fernandez Y Jesuse
Diaz.
Bonitas muchachas, que labo-
ran con entusiasmo por esta pr;
mera fiesta.
Despertara gran interes ell
concurso de simpatia que sc efec
tuara en- la fiesta. La candidate
elec.a sera %proclamada Reina
de la Fiesta.
Las madrinas estan encarga-
das de presentar a Ia Reina y
sus damas.
LOS Bohemios" y don Fran
cisco" haran las delicias de los
bailadores.
La gaceta., 1936-07-10
Ell TEMPO

Ccntinuara en- Tampa la tenn
ceratura normal del verano, can
vientos sraves y frescos. Hay
Ia pcsibilidad de lluvia para
aafana.
Maxima temperature aver,
} grades; minima II.
Marea alta a las 6.52 a. m. y
$50 p. m. Marea ba a las
u AZ a. m. y 2:04 p. m.
La gaceta., 1936-07-10
En- Ell Astuyia,ao

En- Ell AStuT1dnO
Por primera vez sera presen-
tada por la compania que ira
baja bajo la direction de la
WPA, la "Revista Internacio
nal"
Esta noche sc vera muy con-
currido ell teatro de la avenida
Nebraska. Ademas de la revis-
ia componen ell programa
sketch" y nGmeros de varieda-
des.
La m1sica es.ara a cargo dc
la orquesta que dirige ell profe-
sor Maxine Echegaray.
La gaceta., 1936-07-10
NOTAS SOCIALES

tendra a su cargo Ell prc2rama
de la noche.
Los caballeros pagaran SOC y
las damas Csc.
La gaceta., 1936-07-10
En- DGvis Island

LW DWVto AoVOFVW
A medida que Sc acerca Ell ira
dicional Barn Dance, es mayor
el entusiasmo entire nuestra jul
ventud bailadora.
Fiesta que todOs los amos ce-
lebrara ell floreciente Heateria
Social Club.
Tendra por escenario los am.
plios salones de Davis Island.
La Orquesta "Don Francisco
La gaceta., 1936-07-10
Los PATRONOS QUE NO
RESPETEN Ell LAUDO Sc
RAN CASTIGADPS

Madrid, julio 1O.-Se han
cursado las 6rdenes ara que
can detenidos los patronos de
La gaceta., 1936-07-10
OnomdsticO

OaOmdsticO
Celebran hoy su dfa las esti-
nadas Sras. Amalia lRocha y
Amalia Vasden.
Rodeadas del afecto de suS
familiares y amistades pasaran
a dfa.
Reciban nuestra felicitaci6n.
La gaceta., 1936-07-10

Mej0rGdO
FL Sr. Alfonso Fernandez,
que fue someido a una opera
ci6n en- dias pasados.
Su medico predice que prontc
estara completamente bien.