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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27
SETS ASIDE LARGE SUM
FOR JUNKING OF OLD CARS

The wholesale removal Of unsafe cars
from the streets and highways of the
country, under the junking plan in
augurated Jan. ! by the Chevrolet
Motor Co, has elected from w. r.
Cameron, managing director Of the Ma
tional Safety Council, telegram of
commentator to M. E. Coyle, presi-
dent and general manager Of Chevrolet
Il have just been advised that thou
sands of obsolete and unsafe auto
mobiles have already been removed
from highways as result of your mil
lion-dollar fund for the iunking of old
cars through your dealer organization,
said Mr.. Camerpn's telegram "The
payment for each car junked in this
manner is a real contribution to the
cause of highway safety. Eleven per
cent Of the automobiles in use today are
eight years old or more, 81 per cent
have been in use at least five years.
This very definite contribution on your
part should hasten the day of greater
motor comfort for all Congratulations,
and best wishes for continued success
of the plan"
Advises from Chevrolet indicate that
January saw the junking of thousands
Of dangerously old cars whose further
operation constituted hazard to their
owners and the public at large. So
thoroughly successful was the campaign
that it is being continued through Feb
ruary
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27

| A. D. Macdonald, court reporter wa.
in Libby Tuesday at a session of dis
trict court.
Judge ]. E. lockwood of Kalispel
was in Libby Tuesday holding tern
Of district court.
| Mrs. H. ]. Phillips of Spokane came
to Libby during the past week for &
visit with her son, Jim Phillips, anc
wife.
160 acre ranch for sale, cash or terms
Orchard, irrigated garden, 80 a. ir
cultivation, balance timber. For par
ticulars write L. Schroeder, Troy
Mont, R. 3. 39-4(
Vernon Crotteau and John Kuklinski
received three star cards from the
American Legion this week, as mark
of distinction for having been members
Of the Legion for Is years without q
break in their membership AS a mat
ter of fact both men joined the Legion
as soon as it was organized and have
maintained an active interest in the or
ganization since that time.
Ward Shanahan drove in from Spo-
kane Friday and on Saturday drove
back to the city with Mrs. Shanahan
and the children, where they will make
their home for the present. Mr.. Shana-
han is now employed in office work by
the Federal Land Bank in Spokane. He
was formerly employed in making ap-
praisals in the field of farm lands on
which loans had been asked, but is now
employed in the same general work in
the Spokane offices.
The Wranglers enjoyed another of
their discussion groups last night, fol-
lowing dinner in the pallors of the
Presbyterian church The leader was
E. M. Boyes who had chosen as the
discussion topic, Does 1t Pay to Be
Neutral?" AT the conclusion of all in
teresting consideration Of the subject,
the unanimous opinion was that it
would be almost impossible for the
United States to remain neutral in face
Of another worldwide war.
A news item in the daily papers Of
last week told of Glen Frisbie being
caught out in a bad blizzard near
Boulder, Mont, and nearly freezing to
death. He was forced to take refuge in
a shack, where he was found by a
searching party. Frisbie will be re-
membered as the young man who con-
Quoted golf course here on the Alley
ranch couple of years ago. Later he
was married to Miss Eleanor Jewell of
this city, since which time they have
been living near Boulder, where he has
employment.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27
Set Only Good Size Eggs.

Since the size and shape of eggs arc
inherited characteristics, it is important
that the poultryman set only the type
Of egg he wishes to have in his next
years crop, advises Miss II. E. Cush-
man, extension poultry specialist al
Montana State college. Tests have
shown that eggs weighing % or "a
ounces to the dozen will hatch better
than the extremely large or small egg
Those who are selling to hatchery
that is a member Of the state breed i'm
provement program are required to
send only 20 ounces eggs ons.over. A
ruling provides that eggs for an ap-
proved hatchery must weigh % ounces
or better to the dozen.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27
Fortine News Notes
OLD MAN WINTER
MAKES RECORD AT FORTINE

FORTTNE, Feb. 25.-On February 81.
for the first time during the month, the
official thermometer at Fortine did not
fall below zero. The average minimum
temperature for the 20 days was % de-
grees below zero, the lowest being
AZ degrees below on February Is. The
temperature rose above zero, however,
during all except three days of this
period, the average maximum tenn
perature being s degrees above. The
cold spell began in January, all but one
of the last five days of that month
yielding sub-zero readings, making a
total record of "a sub-zero. readings.
During the few days since warmer
weather began more than 10 inches Of
snow has fallen, with total of 1:39
inches precipitation. Residents who
picked buttercups at this time last year
haven't shovelled through nearly two
feet Of snow to see If the flowers are
blooming yet.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27
CASE OF LUCKY LEGS
AT KOOTENAI THEATRE

The latest Of Erie Stanley Gardner's
best selling novels to be screened by
First National, "The Case of the Lucky
Legs" comes to the Kootenai theatre
Wednesday with Warren William again
cast in the role of the famous and
astute lawyer detective, Perry Mason.
The picture is said to be the most
thrilling and exciting Of all Of Gard
ner's stories, and carries an unusual
romance with sparkling dialogue and
hilarious comedy situations. iF Vddi-
ton to breath taking sequenceS
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27
Is YearsAgOI nLibbY

(From the file of the Western News)
A. r. Gibson is offering $50 for four
live mink, one male and three females,
for use in starting a fur farm.
| AT a stockholders meeting Of the
Libby Lumber company directors OF
the new company were elected as fol-
lows: Thomas L. Shevlin, Julius Neils,
Paul Neils, E. w. Doe and G., w. Mil
lett. Officers were elected as follows.
President, julius Neils; vice president,
Paul Neils; secretary, E. w. Doe; treas
urer, G. w. Millett.
A subject with which the incoming
town council will have to deal is the
construction of more complete sewer
system, for it seems to be the general
sentiment that sewers should be pro-
vided at the same time that the new
water works system is put III.
| Phil Elliott came in from Jennings
Friday
J. w. Frost of Eureka was i'll town
on Monday.
VIM Jennison has been i'll for the
past week.
H. E. Larsen is building a residence
on his lots in the east part of town.
| B. A. Benedict, the druggist, was in
Spokane the first part Of the week OIL
business.
Walter Wilder, the Walland lumber
man, was a business visitor in the
county seat Saturday.
Arne Davidson. for the Bonners Fer
ny Lumber company, is putting in l.
100000 feet of logs on the c. j. Brown
place.
Rev Father Van AIKEN will be in Lib
by to hold Catholic services on Satur-
day, Sunday and Monday.
A. c. Lstoe was in town last Thurs
day from his Swamp Greek ranch.
Mrs. ]. E. Quivey returned the first
of the week from three months visit
with friends and relatives in Pacific
Grove, Calf, and Spokane, Wash
Night Agent Ellis, at the Great North
em depot, has received his appoint
ment as clerk in the railway mail
service.
A good sized crowd attended the
oratorical contest in the Methodist
church last Thursday night. Mrs.
Simpson won the first prize and Mrs.
Kemp the second
DR., R w. Aud has received letter
from Vic Smith, well known former
Montana guide who is now in Oregon,
asking for details about roping noun
tain lions. Mr.. Smith has read the ac-
counts Of the Ordish hunts and is
anxious to know how a live mountain
lion may be tied and made docile
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kujawa gave the
second of two parties last Saturday
night entertaining a group of their
friends. Pinochle was the diversion oil
the evening, three tables being in play
High score prizes were won by Mrs. c
w. Gildea and Mr. Sam Tefeau.
At the first party, given week ago
Mrs Chas. johnson and Mr.. Fred j
Carlson captured the high score prizes
at the pinochle games. Dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess al
both of these pleasant affairs
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27
Mrs. Hoffman Is Hostess.

The members of the Entire Nous
bridge club spent an enjoyable after
noon last Thursday as guests of Mrs.
A. M. Hoffman, the afternoon opening
with bridge dessert. The remainder
of the time was devoted to contract,
with Mrs. L. S. WEIGH capturing the
high score prize, Mrs. James Christie
the consolation, while Mrs. w. H. Mann
was presented with guest prize.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27
HONORED BY ELECTION
TO DISCUSSION CLUB

GONZAGA UNIVERSITY, Spokane,
February "a. = Joseph Fennessy Of
Libby, sophomore at Gonzaga in the
College of Arts and Sciences, was yes
terday elected to membership of the
International Relations club, an or
ganization devoting its time to the dis
cussion of world economic and social
problems. Membership to this club
is restricted to students with high
scholastic ratings. Fennessy is men,
Der of the Gonzaga male glee club
which is planning an extensive. tour
through Montana early this spring He
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ]. +. Fennes-
sy Of Libby.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Hamar of Trego
were in town on Saturday.
The county snoW-plow was blowing
out our side roads on Saturday and on
Monday the state snow pillow plowed
the Roosevelt highway.
Henry Shiflett was Eureka visitor
Monday.
The young son of Ed Fortine Of
Trego is in the hospital at Libby. He
ran file in one eye and it is thought
he will lose the eye.
Ralph and Lois Cole went to Eureka
on Monday
Miss Ruth Curtis was i'll the first Of
the week
Ed Leonard has received the ap-
pointnent Of deputy assessor for this
section.
Mrs. Carl Larsen spent Monday in
Eureka.
The Community Sunday School met
again last Sunday for the first time
since Feb 2.
Rev. Marsh of Eureka conducted
preaching services. He expects to be
here again Friday night,to conduct his
study of Prophecy at the weekly prayer
meeting, which will be held at the
Ralph Cole home this week.
Lew Curtis has moved his family to
the Alvin Curtis house in order that
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Curtis, whose home
recently burned, might occupy his
Newis) house.
Donald Weydemeyer. who went to
Seattle the first of the year, writes
that he has secured job as assistant
administrator of rural rehabilitation
and began his work last Monday.
Hans Ali is working at the Ants Flat
ranger station.
The Fortine Ladies Pinochlc club
met last Thursday evening at the home
of Mrs. William Snyder.
Mrs. Ralph Fremming returned
Thursday from Kalispell
Oscar Peterson has left for Walton
where he has secured employment
The Fortine bucket brigade is still
performing the duties Of the frozen
water main
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27
Honors Guest From Spokane

Mrs Israel Crotteau and Mrs. Jim
Phillips entertained group of ladies
Friday afternoon at the home Of Mrs,
Crotteau, honoring Mrs H. j. Phillips Of
Spokane who IS visiting here with her
son and his wife. The evening was
pleasantly spent at bridge, with high
score prize won by Mrs. c. w. Gildea
and a consolation token awarded to
Mrs. Phillips. Refreshments were
served.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27
Two Are Hostesses.

The members of the Fortune club
were entertained Tuesday night by
Miss Pat Sullivan and Miss Gladys
Jackson, contract being the diversion
Of the evening. High score prize was
won by Miss Helen Dahlberg, the con-
ISOLATION by Miss Gladys Jackson and
"a guest prize by Miss Ann Kessells.
Refreshments were served
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27
Mrs, Wiprud Is Hostess.

Mrs. c. W. Wiprud was hostess to the
Delta Deck card club at her home last
Thursday evening. At the close of the
evening devoted to contract it was
found Mrs. Loren Gompf had won high
score prize, Mrs. Left johnson travelling
prize, Miss Margaret Sleizer low prize
and Miss Leitha Williamson the guest
prize. Miss Williamson and Mrs. Lloyd
Williamson were guests.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27

A hick town is place where a
fender retains its virgin shape for at
least a month.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27

A fool will tell you where Ito get
off, while a wise man will help you to
get back on.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27

The things which no man can i'd
vertise successfully are the undeserv-
ing things.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27

The man who makes every minute
count often becomes the man of the
hour.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27

Plenty Of people have good aim in
life. but lot of them don't pull the
trigger.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27

II you suspect man, don't employ
him; if you employ man, don't
suspect him.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27

Sometimes you need more than APP
pearance to lubricate the wheels Of
business.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27

1t isn't the size Of the dog in the
fight, but the size of the fight in the
dog that counts.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27

SO long as that which might have
been isn't why worry your head
about it?
La gaceta., 1936-01-31
Los MINEROS UNIDOS 81 ES
NECESARIO Sc RETIRARAN
DE LA FEDERATION !

Washington, Enero 81.
i-csMineros de America acor-
daron aver autorizar a su eje-
cutivo para retirarse de la Fe-
deraci6a Americana del Traba-
10 crando estime que las cir
cunstancias 10 ameriten. La vo-
taci6n fue unanine.
Lewis habi6 de la lucha CON
la Federation EN- PRO de La u
Mon per indIatrias, no pcr Sfi-
clos, Y fu6 muy alola dido.
"IPcr que ne Sc di a los cbre-
res eli derseLo q uninac a orga-
nizacione del tipo que desean?
81 ellcs van a la batalla, Spor
que nc Sc les deja eScoger sus
armas?
La gaceta., 1936-01-31
Rechazada por Ia Junta de Educaci6n Ia lista de
Secretaries e Inspectors recomendada por
la Pequena Camara de Concrete

La junta de educaci6n del
condadO rechaz6 aver una mo-
ci6n del Sr. Ed J. Keefe, uno
de sus miebbros, para que Sc a.
ceptase la lista de secretaries
e insRectOres de los colegfOs
electogales, recomendada por
la Pequena Camara de Conner
clio.
Como en- las pasadas eleccio
mes de apoderados del distrito
escolar la limpieza brill6 por
81 ausencia en- algunos cole
CLOS, espec.almente en- Ybor
City, donde Sc fabric6 una vo-
taci6n fabulosa, la Pequena
Camara es:im6 un deter pa
triotico Ell recomendar nom
bres de ciudadanos que garan-
ticen una elecci5n impartial.
Clpinaron en- contra de la
moci6n, los Sres. James S. Ro-
b..nson y Omar C. Mitchell, que
desean poner a los hombres
de su confianza, no a los que la
cOmunidad recomienda.
Robinson lie dijo a Keefe
que FL pensaba presentar una
lista propia de inspectores y
secretaries.
Ben E. Davis, presidente de
Ia Pequeha Camara, entreg6 la
lista, solicitando fuese apreba-
la. Con DAVIS vis'tar,n a la
iunta los Sres. Ray C. Brown,
|. G. Fonte, Michel Stall;ngs,
]. G. Bedingfield John G. An
derson, jr.
Discutiends CON DAVIS, Ro-
binsoR. que preSIdta, dijo: Us
ted dice que tlene una lista de
% abogados, uno por cada CO.
ld i0 LIS abcgadoa uSualmen-
tie son los individuos mas tor
ciios del mundo".
La gaceta., 1936-01-31
A LOS FA-
BRICANTES DEL DINE
RO R

E! juez federal Alderman fir
mo aver una crden para que Sc
devuelvan $4,000, qre habfan
side pagadcs y rebenidcs en- es-
ia ciudad, a los siguientes fabri
cantes de tabacos: La Integri-
dad Cigar Co, Morgan Cigar
Co., A, Santaella y Co., Cuesta,
Rey y Co., Manuel Garcia, y Jo-
Sc Garcia, Marcelina Perez, Per
fecto Garcia y Hnos., Hav-a-
Tampa, Salvador R~cdrl2uez,
Inc, Fuy Suarez, Berriman,
Bros, Gradiaz, Annis Y Co. v
Gonzalez Sanchez.
Sc hasa la orden del juez EN-
la sentsncia del tribunal supre-
anulando la AAA.
La gaceta., 1936-01-31
SOCIALES

saran al High School: Aida Co
mis-, Olga Gown, Elma Gullo,
olga Gutierrez, Adela Huerta,
Virginia Huti .dnson, Edith
ackg3n, Gretchen Jurczik, Lo-
Ia Lastra, Antcnia Leto, Nina
Lsto, Zoraida Lopez, Eva L6-
gaz, Clara Martinez, Olga Mar
tlnez, Teresa Mea5ina, Rosario
Mansndez, Rachel Miley, Agda
Paoletti, Mary Pe6n, josephine
Tullara, Olga Ferez, Graciela
.Tsrez, Gina Pupello, Aida Rel
ia, Mary Romano, Helen San
aasz, Isabel Sanchez, Mary To
r.bio, Estela Valenti, Rosa Va
ira, Enei3a Vasden, Julia Vii,
Lola Villar, Ccnchita Zambito,
ARIEL Acosta, Aurelio Almeda,
Ben Alvarez, Leonardo Alva-
re, Neal Carddso, JOE Carme-
Ia, Frank Constantine, Hector
uruz, ice de la O9a, Sam Dolce
mascolo, Eyalvino Fernandez,
C1waldo Fernandez, Mike Fee
rrara, Alberto ForGaca, Seve-
rino Garcia, Hector Fuentes,
Jea Garcia Joe Greco, Joe Laz-
Ezra, Manuel Leon, George Le-
to, Frank Lsaneza, Manuel L6-
p-z, Silvio Lopez, Eyelio Marti-
n'z, Frank Mateo, Charles No
r ma, Armando Pinero, Manuel
RoCha, Joe Rodriguez, Leona
Rosende, Roberto Tinnaro, jim
Valenti, Sindo Yale, Consuelo
A izpuru. Antonio Alvarez, Ma
tide Angulo, lConchita Benite,
Olivia Blanco, Rosa Blanco, Zoi-
Ia Blanco, Lilly Bondi, josef
ma Capitano, Angelina Capita
no, Carmela Diaz, Grace Del
gado, Mary Fec, Billy Fernans
daz, Teresa Fernandez, Zenai-
da Garcia y Rudy Olson.
A ellos y a sus padres envia-
mos nuestra sincera felicita-
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1936-01-31
,NOTICIAS DE LA GUERRA
ITALO-

Ginea-a, Erero 31.-El go
bisrno adapt6 aver nuevas me-
iidas &c defensa en- ell hogan y
decide mandar $4,000 trabaja-
dores a Africa, a faci'itar Ell ca
mino para 81 mejor desarrcllo
de Ia campaha. Mussolini v su
gabirods acordarcn crear una
nueva division alpha para la
defensa de las montahas. Va
rias poSlaciOnes etiopeg fuerOn
bombardeadas aver.
UpS noticia de frente eticpe
asegura que una cOsumna del e
nemigo esta retrocediendo des-
de Dadsra, temiendo un ataque
de flame. Los frances tiradoree
etiopes mataron aver a IS tia
liano4, en- 81 frente rcrte y de-
rribaron un aerqplano, pere-
'ciendo sus tres companies.
La gaceta., 1936-01-31

Davis lie contest6; No encon-
tiara listed un abogado de esa
clase en- la lista que acabo de
entregarle.
Los ciudadanos propuestos
para las mesas son: Sra. Ar
thur H. Averill, Sra. r. A.
Batteen, Perry Hayes, j. E.
Shanholser, ]. H. Bradley, Sra.
H. c. Dickinson, j. G.. Zende-
gui, l. L. Collins, Edison F. Fol-
Nm, Mitchell Stallings, James
E. Warren, L. A. McGeachey,
A. j. Schrader, Randall Hager
man, John N. Harrison, sr. M.
L. Hall, Albert Wing, Martin
Caraballo, jr., Harry Wilder
man, ]. S. Franco, Rogelio Sic
ira, ]. E. Glamour, Angelo
Greco, M. Verkauf, Enrique
Garcia, James L. Greco, L. De
Armand, John Diaz, C. ]. Nal
vern, George w. Crooks, John
]. Foley, B. L. Langford, l.. w.
Crompton, jr, d. L. Thomas,
A. W. La File, R. w. Fits, M.
A. Eckland, Sra. d. w. Land
ers, c. M. Carlton, l. G. Fon-
tenn, Joel Phillips, Peter S. CT
mino, Jose Rey, Sidney C.
Brown, ST., R. B. Diaz y Lopez
B. Lowry.
Abegados, uno para cada
colegio: Luther Cobbey, A.
Pickens Cole, Emery Baya, j.
W. Cone, o. P. Hilburn, John
Minardi, Sidney G. Brown, H.
Terrell, J. W. Shaw, T. M.
Shackelford, jr., William E.
Thompson, Raymond Sheldon,
B. L. Cooper, j. B. Norman, M.
]. Hall, Hugh L. Macarthur,
F. Allison, v. R. Fish
err, B. A. Gregory, Frank Um-
tot, Carl Moseley y Fred T.
Saussy, jr.
La gaceta., 1936-01-31
La Secci6n de Recreo
del n AstafiGnO

La Secci6R de Recreo
del Centre AstariGnO
Recibo una carta del j6ven
Malcel Ros, atento Secretario
de la Secci6n de Recreo del Cen
tro Asturiano, donde me infor
ma de Ia nueva Secci6n de Re
creo y Adorno, que elta inte-
grada por les siguientes j6ve-
mes:
Presidente, Julio Alvarez; vi
ce, Roberto Fernandez; Secre-
tario, Manuel RIOS; Vice, Jose
Menendez, Y vocal nato, Oscar
Cuervo.
Vccales: Antonio D. Muniz,
Antonio Fernandez, Belarmino
UanO, Fernando Castro, joe
Ma. Fernandez, Jose HeVla, DE-
e1s Rodriguez, jose Sanchez,
Manuel Melendi, Ignacio San
chez, Roberto Alvarez, Henry
Sclares, Antonio Arrange, An
tonic E~spincsa, Celestine Fer
nan5ez, Fernando Fuentes, Jo-
l1s Marina, Jose Diaz, Frank
Sierra, Manuel Fernandez, E.
duardo Garcia, Tomas PasIa,
ron, Emilio Fernandez y Ma
nrel Hevia.
I'm grupo de j6venes ester
zadcs Y enthusiasts, a los que
enviamos nuestra felicitaci6n
sincera.
La gaceta., 1936-01-31
AIaannos q~radatadOs

Alnmnos gradatdd0s
En- una lucida ceremonial, ce-
lebrada en- ell teatro del Centre
Akturiano, tuvo efecto el acto
de graduation de los alumnos
latinos del Colegio George Wa
shington.
Numercsas personals, fami-
liares y amigos de LOS j6venes
graduates asistieron a la cere-
monia. Sc desarroll6 un ameni-
simo prcgrama, confeccionado
por ell director del Colegio, Mr..
Phillips. Ell j6ven Hector Cruz
pronunci6 un d;scurso Elobre el
acto. Sc lie entregaron premios
q les alumnos Manuel Leon, Ro
berto Tinnaro y Mary Roma
no.
Publicamos les nombres de
los estudioaos j6yenes que pa
La gaceta., 1936-01-31
S~absamando an =


FL pasado microbes lego a
n~osotrcs una meta, que hablaba
del cumpleahos del nino Hector
Yinicio A.uero, y que sua pa
dres le darian un party en- 81
casa de la Gale Spruce 1898.
En- nuestrO deseo de publican
las noticias que lleguen a ncso-
tro., cen ell fin de compEacer a
los interesados, insertamos en-
la cr6nica de ese dia Ia mencio-
NADIA nota.
Aver leemos en- ell peri6dico
La Prensa'' una carta del pa
Dire de csc niho, Sr. Vinicio H.
Agnero, que c1piada dice a:f
mo cabla que en- clio aparecie-
ra md ncmbre toda vez que no
mantengo relaci6u ndnguna con
Ia mama de dicho nino, como 10
comprueba Ell decreto final de
divorcio que obra en- mi poder".
Aproveehamos la oportuni-
dad, para hacer esta explica-
ci6n. Fue una de las tantas no
tas que a diario llegan a nUes-
ira mesa de trabajO, e ignOra-
bamos los detalIea que Ell 81. A.
giiero deStaca.
La gaceta., 1936-01-31
Artstides Somtirzo

Debemos congratrlarse pOr
les exitos que cada dfa conquiS-
Ia en- ell Front6n de Miami, don
70 presto SUI servicios con un
conjunto de m1sicos de esta
ciudad.
La orquesta ha tenido mucha
accptaci6n en- la temporada In
vernal de Ia vecina ciudad.
Mucho nos alegramos y de-
seandJ que continue triunfan-
do Ell conoeido pianista y apre-
ciado amigo.
La gaceta., 1936-01-31

tuaha en- el teatrO del CirculO
Cubano.
NJ Sc trata de artistas pro-
fesicnales.
Este cuadrd fue disuesto
cuan95 isl pianisba Arie.idesI
eantirzo trat6 de traer un cua-
dro de artistas de la Habana,
prsyacto que no crissaliz6 per
no haber.e conseguido la fam
"a.
La gaceta., 1936-01-31

Mes dice ell amigo Ros que
rada dia es mayor ell ndmero
de mesas vendidas para Ell mid
Night Party" del dia %, y que
la comisi6n de misica trata de
llevar dos buenas orquestas.
Ros fue Secretario Otra vez y
en- csc puesto siempre Sc distin-
gui6 por SUI cortesia y eficien-
cia.
La gaceta., 1936-01-31

Una 51ntG
Ella no,ihe cslebraran jun.
ia is j6yenes que forman Ell
club Hetaireia, en- Ia oficina del
concejal Nuccio.
Por tratar e de ssuntos inn
pertain es y &c sumo interes pa
ra sfus miembros, ne ruegs la
asistencia de todos.
Cesar Rivero.
La gaceta., 1936-01-31
JUNTA DE LA A~SOCIACION
DE PROPIETARIOS

La Association de Prcpieta.
rios, segdn nos cymunica el Sc
cretariO Sr. Luis Fernandez, sc
reunira ell pr6ximo domingo, 2
de febrero, en- 81 local de las
LOgias Unidas, a las 3 de Ia tar
de.
AsuntOs de interes reclaman
la a~sistencia de todos los MEM
bros.
La gaceta., 1936-01-31
De nuevo en- su casa

De nuevO en- su casa
Sera trasladado hoy a su no
gar de la avenida Oak nImero
313, Ell j6ven Elcy Gregory,
dSA1e lie espera el carino de su
esPosa Fiji y demaa familiares.
Eloy fu6 sometido a una ope-
ration de APPENDICITIS, segdn nos
informan.
Es de esperarse que muy
pronto pueda volver a slis ocu-
paciones.