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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-02-06
Home Demonstration
Meeting At Albany
Township Chairmen VIII Com
plete Projects and Activities
For Current Year

Thirty-five Home Demonstration
township chairmen, of Stearns
county, are holding their next reg
ular meeting in the Albany Village
Hall, Thursday, February Is. This
will be the first meeting Of the
year at which time plans will be
completed for the minor projects
and activities of the current year.
Mrs. c. F. Botz, county chairman,
will bring the meeting to order at
100 o'clock following a noon lunch.
The home demonstration agent will
give a detailed report of the work
being done in the county home pro-
gram. Mrs. "A. I. Cowlthorp, vice.
home chairman, will give an inter-
esting resume of her trip to the
Farm and Home Week. Discussion
will follow on the administrative
powers of the chairmen completing
the discussion of Our Job" started
by Miss Charlotte Kirchner, state
home demonstration field agent, at
the last meeting in December.
The main topic of the afternoon
will be the organization of the min
or project "Farmyard Improve
ment-" It is hoped that Mr.. Parker
Extension Forester, who
will give the three lessons to the
groups enrolling can be with us
that day.
The lunch committee is COM
posed Of Mrs. Alex Baggenstoss, of
Albany, chairman, Mrs. John Or
ban, Albany, Mrs. Emma Merrill,
st. Cloud, Mrs. Henry Murphy, of
Holdingford, Mrs. C. F. Botz, Of
Sank Centre. A large attendance
Of the chairmen is necessary in or
der to have the minor project or.
ganized properly.
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Locals Take Fourth
Straight Title Victory

up the lead and closed the scoring
with a bucket that put the locals
in the lead 16 to Is. LaCourse got
two free throws in the fourth
quarter, and Arvig again strength
ened the Sank Centre lead with a
bucket. Then when Brandon miss
ed a free throw, he covered and
missed, Walker covered and missed
the shot, and LaCourse took the
ball down the floor to tie the score
with a free shot and a goal. Walk
er again took the lead with a goal,
and LaCourse halved it with free
shot. Eden tied with a free shot
and regular playing time closed
with the score at 20 all.
The first over time period gave
Hoffman and Decree each a free
shot converted, and LaCourse tied
again with two free shots. Alright
ball marked these periods. The Sec
ond overtime went without score
but not without plenty of excite
ment as the boys desperately fought
to end the game. Following a five
minute rest Keldahl garnered a.
free shot and a few seconds later
Hoffman took the winning backet
to put the locals out in front Is to
%.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-02-06
Two Former Citizens
Have Passed Away
CONTINUED from Page One)
H. F. Underwood

Horace Flint Underwood, a form.
er resident of Sank Centre, passed
away January 81, 1896, at Wanat-
chez, Wash, where he made his
home with his son, Frank. Death
was caused by a heart attack at a
hospital at Wenatchee. He was 80
years, 8 months and II days old.
Horace Underwood, one of twelve
children of Jane and Levi Under
wood, was born at Lake Geneva,
Wis, on May 10, 1853. He was unit
ed in marriage to Lizzie Mills at
Eagle Lake, Mimi, on May 9,
1895. Following the marriage they
resided near Madison Lake, Mimi,
until in 1897, when they moved to
Todd County, where they lived for
several years.
In 1910 the family moved to Saul
Centre, where deceased resided I'M
til 1917, when, with his son, Frank,
he journeyed to California. He re-
sided in that state until 1928, wheI
he went to Wenatchee, Wash, to
make his home with his son, Frank,
where he passed away.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Lizzie Underwood, of this city, and
four children, viz: Frank, Of Wen
atchee, Wash; Harvey, of San
Francisco, Cal; and Belle and Mrs
VIM. Robbins, Lillian), of this
city.
One sister, Mrs. c. E. Rinus, of
Sibley, Iowa, and a brother, Levi
address unknown) al
so survive.
Funeral services were held at
Wash, Monday after
noon, February 3rd, at $3.50 o'clock.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-02-06
Questions Pertaining To
Agriculture and Home
Problems Confronting Farmers and
HOmemakers Answered BY
University Farm

What about the value of liver as
q food?
Liver contains an abundance of
iron in the right form for assimila-
ton. Pork liver contains three
times as much iron as beef liver,
and beef liver has more iron that
that Of veal or lamb. Liver has, al
so. a rich supply of vitamins A and
b. All these factors combined give
liver an excellent nutritive value.
If you will write to the Bulletin
Office. University Farm, for a copy
of Circular 50, you will find 1t con-
tains further information about
liver, as well as about other meat
sundries, such as kidney, brains.
and sweetbreads. The title Of this
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-02-06
Thursday, February 6, 1886.

which female laid certain eggs. All
eggs should be marked with the
band number of the hen SO the
poults can be identified and mark
ed at Matching time. Poor fertility
and low hatchability should be rec
orded. As the poults grow, a record
Of INABILITY should be kept also.
All these records should be very
valuable to you in your future mat
ings. Vigor and size must be en-
phasized at all times. A long, slim,
narrow head with deep-set eyes
will denote a low vitality. Slim,
narrow, harsh-feeling feathers de-
note impaired vitality. If on a fe-
male they denote low egg produc-
ton as well. A short thick head,
short neck and short legs mean
quick maturity. Such specimens,
however, generally have short keel
bones, therefore rarely ever attain
standard weight except when heav-
lily fattened.
Turkey breeding Is rapidly pass
ing the stage of guessing and try
ing new plan every year, and the
future Of the industry lies with the
breeder who will study the funda-
mental laws of breeding and breed
to a standard. The only difference
between the ideal market turkey
and the bird used for exhibition. as
I see it, is the plumage.
cTrRc(SpTDr TO UvrYr rrUDArD
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-02-06
COUNTRY NEWSPAPER
AS Seen BY Sinclair Lewis
Famous Gopher Prairie"
Novelist

Why did l choose country news
paper publisher as the central fig
ure in 1T Can't Happen Here?"
Because believe that the editors
and publishers of country newspa-
pers are today the best line of de-
Tense we have or will have for
some time to come to prevent the
establishment of a dictatorship.
And because I have a great re-
spect for the ability and influence
of the country newspaper pub
Usher.
When I say country publisher"
include in that term the heads of
newspapers in towns up to 10000
or $4,000, for after all, in most sec
lions Of the United States, pop1la-
ton centers of that size are usual
ly the hubs of large agricultural
territories.
I feel that today the editors and
publishers of papers in such COM
munities have the greatest oppor-
tunity for service to the people and
the country that has ever con-
fronted them or any other group.
In such communities there is
usually a small group Of minds
which shape the policies and be-
liefs of the community. AS a rule
there are a few lawyers, a mer-
chant or two, sometimes a doctor
or two or three, banker or two
and-a newspaper executive, al
most always the editor.
Of this group, the newspaper edi-
tor is the one who, more than any
one else, is conscious of what is go
ing on in the world outside his own
sphere of action. He probably reads
much more than others in the
group, and sees more newspapers
certainly, while the nature of his
contacts with his fellowmen gives
him a viewpoint of human nature
which other men do not have the
opportunity to pick up.
And one must admit that the
average country editor exerts more
influence in his community than
perhaps any other individual-in-
finitely much more so than his
brother editor in the larger cities
and metropolitan areas.
Inc hometown paper, IL proper
ly conducted and edited-and I
feel that more and more Of them
are no longer overawed by their
big-town competitors-goes into
the home and is read; not to find
out what is going on in Europe,
Asia, or some place with an unpro-
nounceable name-but to learn
what their neighbors and friends
are doing and saying and thinking.
And because of that very fact,
the well edited hometown paper
has the opportunity for service to
the public generally that can never
be attained by the metropolitan
press.-Ex.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-02-06
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all friends and
relatives for the many acts of kind
ness and sympathy extended to us
at the burial of our beloved wife
and mother, Mrs. George A. Walk
er. We also wish to extend our APP
probation for the many beautiful
floral offerings.
pd. George A. Walker
and Children.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-02-06
Rural Carrier Was
Stalled In Blizzard

as clipper condition, as he usually
is. The car was extricated from the
drifts and Art arrived in the city
at $50 that evening, without suf-
fering any i'll effects from his ex-
perience.
The storm abated about eleven
o'clock Tuesday night and the Their
mometer dropped below the thirty
mark the next morning.
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Stearns Rural Electro
fication Goes Forward
Continued eron, po-o o>
Continued from Page Onel

With county road conditions as
they are it is going to be a difficult
task for few weeks to contact
prospective users of current on the
farm and undoubtedly this work
will have to be held up until the
snow melts and the roads become
more open in order to give the
committees an opportunity to see
their neighbors in their townships.
The newly eletced board held their
first meeting at the Court House
on Monday, February 3.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-02-06
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

Having dissolved partnership in
the Main Street Chevrolet Co., and
the Sank Centre Beer Co., F. H.
Walker, the successor, assumes all
obligations and all accounts re-
ceivabIe as of February 1, 1886.
Ben Carpenter.
F. H. Walker.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-02-06

Robert Wadlow, 17-year-old
youth Of Alton, ILL.,, Is 8 feet, 4 in
ches tall, weighs 400 pounds, and
wears size 80 shoe.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-02-06

sweaters and all other outerwear.
Write today and we will send you
free Knitting Hints and Directions
with samples Of over 100 beautiful
shades Of our yarns. We also have
a new 16-page style book for only
15c. Stores interested In Worsted
Yarns correspond with US.
CONCORD WORSTED MILLS
Concord, N. III.
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pulled the locals out to win the
game "a to u.
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SUBSCRIBE TO THE HERALD
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-02-06
KNITTING
YARNS

Pure wool Of best
quality direct from
mill at low prices
Tor knitted suits,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-02-06
SAUK CENTRE MARKET
Thursday, February 6, 1896

LIVE POULTRY
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LOS ACUSADOS DE N
PIRACION Sc DECLARE
RON
HGbfa ell prOp6sito de asesindr
q Stain

Moscou, agos5o 19.-Se decla-
raron hoy culpables, en- corte a.
bierta, los 16 individuos acusa-
dos de conspirar contra ell 60
bierno Soviet y la vida de Jose
Stain. Como resultado de la
confession es probable que todos
sean condenados a muerte.
FL fiscal acus6 a Leon Trotz-
ky, ell famoso desterrado boise
vique, planear la conspiraci6n,
que tendrfa complicaciones in
ternacionales y abrirfa ell CANT
no para la caida del gobierno.
Alparece relacionada con los
conspiradores la policia secreta
del gobierno de Hitler. Franz
Wits actuaba como intermedia-
rio entire los agentes de Berlin
y Fritz David, uno de los prisi2-
neros.
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CARTA DE UN AMERICANA
QUE CON Ell
FRENTE POPULAR ESPA-
MOL

Ell Comite de Defensa del
Frente Popular espahol recibi6
en- la manana de hoy un giro
de dos pesos y una carta del
Sr. F. w. Burg, de las Fincas
Acacia, de BrOOksvilIe, FlOri-
da, que traducida dice 10 81 :
guiente: He seguido las noti-
cias de los disturbios en- Espa-
ma y la conducta de otros go
biernOs en- relacion con ellos.
Estoy convencido de que ell
pueblo leal, cOmbatiendo por
SUI GObiernO y su pals, esta com
batiendO tambisn nuestra ba-
ITALIA. 81 ellos pierden la pelea,
entonces, mas tarde o mas tenn
prano de 10 que pensamos, no
sotrOs tendremos tambien la
misma batalla contra la avari-
cha de fuerzas pOderOsas que
buscan dominar al mundo y es
a los pueblos. Incluyo
un PequehO cheqce y lamento
20 pOder mandar mas. H6game
Il favor de indluir ell dinero
para la asistencia de los pa :
triOtas espahOles que derra-
man SUI preciosa sangre en- de-
de la libertad. Dese6n :
complete sxitO, queda de
lstede4 sinceramente,
F. w. Burg.
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MITIN DEL COMITE ANTI
FASCISTA Al

New York, Agosto 19.-En
ell Plaza Hall, Is Irving Place
esquina a la Gale Is, efectulara
manana un mitin ell Comite An
tifascista espanol. Sc relataran
en- ell acto los horrores de la re
rbeli6n fascista en- Espana, Wis
tos por los miembros de la "De
legaci6n Atletica a la OLYMPIA
ria de Barcelona" a los cuales
sorprendi6 la rebellion en- Es-
pana y tuvieron que tomIar las
armas para defender a los o.
breros.
Hablaran en- ell mitin los Sc
nores Jose M. Martinez, Jose
Reina, Frank Pauton, Chick
Chackin, Myron Dickes, Mar
celino Garcia, Daniel Alfonso,
Pietro Allegro y Edilberto Sc
gura.
Presidira ell acto ell Sr. Frank
TRACER, secretario del partidO
Socialista en- ell estado de New
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.ificada. FL procedimiento a Sc
guir era pasar las firmas al
secretario Bourquardez o a la
Junta Electoral.
w. II. Toole, uno de los CO.
rredores de casas Y terrenos
que aspiran a apoderarse del
gobierno municipal. manifesto
hoy que probablemente hara
unas declaraciones sobre ell a.
cuerdo de anoche.
iRedact6 la moci6n base del a.
cUerdo de aroche, ell abogado
consultor del a~yuntamiento, Me-
Mullen, Y la present6 ell concejaE
Una enmienda de Victor
para que Sc incluye-
ra a la Junia Electoral en- Ia
comprobaci6n, fue derrotada.
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La unta Municipal Electoral
Sc reunlra esta noche
Sc discutira la legalidad del acuerdo tornado
anoche por ell A~yuntamiento

Para las 8 de la noche de hoy
esta citada la Junta Municipal
Electoral con ell fin de discutir
81 es legal ell acuerdo que anoche
.omara ell ayuntamiento pasan-
do la petici6n de elecciones pre-
sentada por un grupo de ciuda-
danos a I'm comite especial COM
puesto de tres concejales y ell Sc
cretario de la administration
municipal. {
Algunos de los miembros de
la Junta, que temen perder ell
pandero, dijeron hoy que ell a.
cuerdo de los concejales es Illegal
e iniustificado y que la instan-
cia y las firmas debieron entire
garse al secretario de la munich
palidad o la Junta Electoral, cot
ell fin de realizar la comproba-
ci6n.
Bajo la Interpretation de las
que gObiernan la Junta
Municipal, dijo un abogado, la
acci6n del consistorio es injus-
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HICIERON UNA o L
TIA EN- PA
RIA Ell FRENTE POPULAR

Ell Sr. E. L. Moro, de Jack
sonville, nos escribe una carta
anunciandonos que un pequeho
grupo de espanoles leales a la
RepGblica, secundados por va
liOsos elementos americanos,
han recaudado ALI Y girado,
con fecha II, la cantidad de
$73.25. Sc hizo Ell giro con des
tino a la campana del Frente
Popular.
Varios intelectuales de esa
poblaci6n organizan un mitin
p1blico en- ell que Sc hablara
de la situaci6n de Espana Y Sc
recogeran fondos para ayudar
a combatir ell fascismo.
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L0s bales s~uspendios

Los bales saSpendiOS
pOr 81 cGlor
La Secci6n de recreo de-
Circulo Cubano nos manda por
conducto de su s~ecretario, Sr. L.
Acosta, la noticia de que los
bales de los microbes Sc han
suspendido, hasta nueva orden,
a causa del excessive calor. al
mismo tempo, dice la carta, les
no,ificamos que ell dia Is del
entrante mes celebraremos un
festival en- TODD nuestro edifi-
clio .Empezara esta fiesta a las
tres de la tarde y terminara a
las nueve de la noche.
Tocaran dos orquestas, "Los
Bohemios" y otra orquesta pro-
cedente del Norte. La orquests
del Norte esta compuesta por
mdsicos de la raza blanca y lleva
ell nombre de Eddie Stevenson
r. Kings. Costara 25c la entra-
da.
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81 Italia manda armas y municiones a
Espana, Francia modificara su posicio5n
Ell Gobierno de Roma Sc halla listo para
un compromise con Francia

Paris, Agosto 19.-Un alto
funcionario del gobierno fran
ces declare hoy: 81 ell primer
ministro Mussolini Sc proponc
mandar armas Y municiones a
Espana, la posici6n de Francia
cambiaria Embellishments.
Las noticias de que la flota
aerea italiana esta lista para
acontecimientos, estfmase aqui
cue debe ser vista con gran re-
serva.
Por ell momento, agreg6 ell
'uncionario, la posici6n de neu
tralidad del gobierno frances
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Ell acto de los LeGles

Esta noche Sc celebrara la a.
samblea organizada por los Ca
balleros Leales de America, la
poderosa logia, en- adhesion al
gobierno de la RepGblica espa-
nola, que es ell gobierno resulta-
do de las elecciones del pasado
febrero.
Empezara ell acto a las 800 y
hablaran conocidos oradores.
Mandara una representation
al acto ell comite de Defensa del
Frente Popular.
Integran la Logia Caballeros
Leales ciudadanos nativos de
Espana y sus descendientes.
FL entusiasmo por la causa
de la RepGblica crece a medida
que pasan los dias.
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NOTAS SOCTATES

"a puerta, las Srta.s Norma Fer
nandez, Elba Iglesias, Adelfa
Diaz y la homenajeada.
A los invitados Sc les obse-
qui6 esplendidamente, deslizan-
dose la noche en- medic de la ma
yor algeria.
Asis ieron las senoritas: 10.
selma Spoto, Della Borrego, Ma
Tide Martinez, Maru Quintana,
Marion Italiano, Moraima Fer
nandez, Ana Tulsa Castillo, oh
lula Garcia, Elba Iglesias, Eva
Reina, Olga Pardo, Carmen Val
despino, Luisa Hermida, Nor
ma Fernandez, Della Fernan-
dez, Angie Feiscia, Palmira
Martinez, Ella Fuentes, Teresa
Marchet.a, Josie Perez, vi Val
des, 10 Fernandez, Rose Coma
lez, Magdalena Lorenzo, Adel-
ia Dfaz, Evangelina la Fuente,
Olga Martinez e Isabel Herman
DEE.
J6venes: Roberto Tramonta-
ma, Andres Martinez, Mike Mo-
mes, Adolfo Diaz, jr., Jose Gre
co, Adolfo Ramirez, Harold Me-
sa, Cesar Gonzalez, Rolando
Manteiga, Richard Spoto, Joe
Marchetta, Jose Garcia, Sebas-
tian Gonzalez, Mike Clement,
Tony Castdllano, Bill Roberts,
Candida Fernandez, Tony Cas-
tellano, Americas Spoto, Leon
Gilbert, Jose Capitano, Max
Garcia, Angelo Martinez, Jose
Castro, Kermit Francoa, Nit
chell Diaz, Fernando Mesa, Pc
ter Spoto, Oran Fernandez, Sc
bastian Cimino, Robert Hermit
da, y los esposos M. Pardo, r.
B. Diaz, j. N. Fernando y Sra.
Yahez.
Una noche allegro e inolvida-
BILE.
Felicitamos a la Srta. Pardc
Y a las ,graciosas organizadoras
de la fiesta.
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LISTAS DE Personals QUE
HAN HEcHO DONATIVOS
PARA LA cAUSA DE LA
REPUBLICA ESPANOLA

Contribuyeron a 1Oc, Maria
Talavera; a 15c, Regla Lopez.
Contribuyeron a 25c: Anto-
MO Jimenez, Francisco Herman
DEE, I'm Desocupado, Vicente
Vacaro, Gerundina San Martin,
Gerardo Morales, Ell Captain,
I'm Companero de La Pila, Ell
NGmero 279, FL NGmero 376,
La France Dept. Store, H. Aro-
novitz, Cacciatore, Onelio Cabe-
zas, v. A., Antonio Colado, J.
Lendian, H. G. Fernandez, c.
Rodriguez.
Contribuyeron a 3Oc, Melchor
de la Parte; a 35c, Casimira Ro-
drfguez.
Contribuyeron a Soc: J. Sosa,
Jose Sanchez, Isidora Garcia,
Una Amiga, Manuel 'Rubio, F..
Miceli, Antonio Menendez, R.
Sierra, DR.. Franco, Liberty Clio.
Co., Cuervo's Cafe, Margarita,
Baamonde, Ferlita, Buchanan
Dept Store, L. B. Chapman, Ma
nuel Berguet, Angel Arrange,
Arcadia Jimenez, Francisco b.
tino, Alfonso Leto, A. B., A. B.
c., Eduardo Diaz, Rogelio Ber-
ges, H. Lopez, Alberto Alvarez,
Manuel Junco,
Contribuyeron a 81: Jose Pc
rez, Modesto Guisande, Jose Ro-
drfguez, joaquin de la Llama, j.
C. Fernandez, Sam Gyorfy, Ex-
press Cafe, Pope (Sereno de FL
Parafso), Jer6nimo Garcia, I'm
Rezagador de Corral, Juan La
sus, Segundo Rodriguez Gallo,
Maria Paula, Panaderia La Pri
mera de Ybor, Fernandez y We
ga, Max Argintar, Baldomero
F. Marcos, F. Menendez, Bam-
by Bread, Ramon Alvarez, Be-
nigno Rodriguez, Evaristo Flo
res, Cosme Zumaran, B. Valli-
ma, Jose Prado, Guillermo AL
varez, C. M~iravalles, Benigno
Nogueiro,G. Garcia, Frank Pc
req, Aurelio Pages, Sergio Anne
zaga, Zapateria de Francisco,
Enrique Tamargo, A. Inclan, La
Reguladora, Jer6nimo Gonzalez,
JESUS Castro, Joaquin Campos,
Laureano Pividal, Jose Rocah,
Ramon Cigarran, Antonio Co
llado, Jose M. ~Iglesias, Teodo-
miro Suarez, Valentin GaIan,
Modesto del Rio.
Contribuyeron a So: Ell Cla-
vel de Sevares (Cafe), Sastre-
ria Ell Encanto, Farmacia La
Cruz, Fernandez y Garcia, Ledo
Cafe, Amalio Mun6z Mendoza,
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permanece inalterable. Las ne
gociaciones Sc concentran hoy
en- un esfuerzo supreme para
lograr la firma de Jun pacto de
neutralidad que evite mayores
complicaciones y la posibilidad
de una guerra.
En- Roma Sc declare hoy que
Ell gobierno de Italia Sc halla
.'isto para un compromise con
en- 10 que respecta a
la neutralidad espanola. Las
conversaciones entire los repre-
sentantes de los dos gobiernos
prometen una satisfactOria con
clusi6n.
La gaceta., 1936-08-19

I'm Amigo del Frente Popular,
Pardo Gonzalez, David Stein.
Contribuyeron a So: Luciano
Lopez, j. Espina (Holstein Dali
ry), FL Palacio Mems Clio.
Contribuyeron a So: Panade-
ria La Palma, Alfredo y Fami-
liza Bodega, Jose Sanchez Peru
20, Enrique Garcia Diaz, Spico-
la Hardware, Jose Suarez Fer
nandez.
Con.ribuyeron mas de IS: De
pendientes de Regensburg, Sc.
Union de Panaderos 1886.
Total recolectado $141.SO.
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NO HABRA BALE Ell SABA
DO EN- Ell CENTRIC ESPA-
MOL

Algunos colegas locales han
publicado la noticia de que ell
venidero s&bado habra bale
IN el Centre Espanol de West
Tampa, bale de pension.
La verdad es que ese bale
fue suspendido nor acuerdo to
mado va hace algunos dias.
Sepalo asi Ell pGblico, de mo
do que Sc rectifique Ia equivO-
cada noticia.
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I~mportGnte juntG en- ell
Centre EspaNOL

C6TtCTO ESpuHOt
La directiva de la sociedad
Centre Espanol celebrara ma
lana una junta extraordinaria,
a las $50, en- ell edificio de Ybor
City, con ell fin de discutir pun
los relacionados con la gran fies
ia del dia 6 de septiembre.
Han sido invitados los cronis-
tas sociales y nuestro director.
Mucho apreciamos la cortesia
&c los directories de Ia poderosa
in tituci6n.
FL prop6sito de la fiesta es
mandar 10 que Sc recaude para
"a Cruz Roja espanola, la altruis
IA organization que dirige Ell go
bierno de Madrid.
La gaceta., 1936-08-19
DESTITUIDO UN CONSUL Y
Ell CONSEJERO DE LA EN-
BAJADA EN- WASHINGTON

Madrid, agosto 19.-El gobier
no de Madrid orden6 aver ell re-
tiro de Luis MARTINEZ Iraujo,
consejero de la embajada espS-
hola en- Washington, v Felix de
I.urriaga, consul en- New York.
La nOticia les sera comunica-
da hoy a esos funcionarios.