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La gaceta., 1936-04-04
Del L. B. H. Club

LIS muchachos de esta sim
patica entidad social, hacen los
preparativos para ell Cuarto Ca
baret de Gala Annual, CORES
pondiente a este ano.
La fiesta tendra efecto ell lu-
mes A de mayo en- vez del dfa 8,
dado qeu este aho ell dfa A es
domingo, en- Ell Tampa Yacht
and Country Club, la entrada
sera por rigurosa invitaci6n, y
dara comienzo a las 10 de la
noche hasta las 3 de la madru-
gada. Las orquestas don Fran
cisco" y 'LOs Bohemics" ten
dram a su cargo los bailables,
A media noche sera presentado
un acto de variedades.
Este club Sc organize un do
mingo de Abril del aho 1882,
por I'm grupo de j6venes y mu-
chachas, reunidcs en- ell hogan
del j6ven Fernando Mesa Rodri
guez residente en- la Gale Nit
chell nGmero zoos, que fue ell
organizador principal y en- la
actualidad Presidente. Despues
de esa reunion Sc convoc6 pa
ra una junta la siguiente sema-
ma, ell dia 8 de Mayo de 1892 a.
o9rdando ponerle al club Ell nom
bre de Lets Be Happy" d.. B.
H.
P-rimeramente fu6 presidido
por la Srta. Catherine Ficcio,
con ID miembros.
Ell prop6sito de este club, es
Ell celebrar actos sociales, un
Bale de Gala Annual, en- sus ami
versarios, banquete annual, en-
Noviembre, al elejirse nueva di-
rectiva, bleach parties" y otras
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Gran Festiaal


La Secci6n de Propaganda
Gel Cir,ulo Cubano celebra esta
ncche un hermGso festival en-
los sslcnes de la "casita crio-
Ia, hermcso, tambien, porque
tiene como fin ell recaudar fon-
n para poner al corriente en-
sus recibos a los soci1s necesi-
aadcs, prop6sito por ell que vie
men labcrando los senores de Ia
secci6n auspiciadora, y que repe
tines Cc5a tener la coopera-
sion de td's.
Como nota sobresaliente de
Ia ncche, Sc cuentan entire los a.
sistentes SECURES, ell notable pc
10 ere Babe Ruth, ell manager
Connie Mack y IA jugadores
mas de las grandes ligas, los
que, enterados de los Amplios sa
E,nes que tiene la sociedad GU
bana y la algeria de sus fiestas,
enviaron una communication pi-
diendo Sc lie reservaran mesas.
Gustosamente, les senores ats
riciadores atendieron la solicit
tub de estas "estrellas" que es-
ia noche seran huespedes de no
nor del Circulo, donde Sc pre-
paran a disfrutar del programa
de la noche. como una despedi-
da a la temporada primaveral
Gle practicas en- la Florida.
En- la sala alta Sc turnaran,
en- los bailables americanos, las
orquesta "Dick Marion" y "Ma-
no Sanchez" y en- la sala canti-
ma estaran "Los Bohemios''.
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fiestas para expansion de sus
socios e invitad9s. Ell n1mero
de miembros es limitado a 20,
entire las edades de II a 25
amos. Los miembros son acepta-
dos por recommendation de otros
soci9s.
FL martes Sc reuniran a las
$50 en- la casa del presidente
de la Gale Mitchell ndmero
zoos, para tratar sobre ell pro-
ximo bale de aniversario.
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T%alafero nominado Presidente de la Camara
de Concrete, con Cannon de Vicepresidentc

dos de los Sres Cralle y Gan
non, los comedies ciudadanos
George B. Howell y R. w. Mas
tiers.
La representation de la Pc
queha Camara de Concrete en-
la Camara, SegIn la nomination
hecha, estara compuesta por
Ben E. Davis, Casper Sharpe,
]. Milton McEwen, Richard S.
Berrey, Rayburn Gray, R. j.
Watterson, Burruss Watts, S.
Davis y M. j. Fletcher.
Preside ell acto ell Sr. Talia-
ferro y present6 al principal O.
rador de la nodhe, que 10 fue ell
ST.. S. F. Clabaugh p~residente
de la compania Protective Life
Insurance, ell SIR. Charles /.
Campbell, de esta ciudad, un vi
&c presidente de la Pequena ca
mara de Concrete de la ma
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1936-04-04

La Camara de Concrete de
Tampa verified ancche su ban
quote annual en- ell hotel Hills
boro, nominando para presiden-
te a E. P. Taliaferro, que ha
desempenado ell cargo durante
un ano, Y para vicepresidente
al Sr. F. j. Cannon, administra
dor de la companfa Tampa Elec
;ric.
Ell comite de nomination re-
comend6 para tesorero al Sr.
Ray B. Cralle y para abogado al
Sr. Ray C. Brown.
Para las vacantes en- la jun
ia de directories fueron escogi-
DIS les Sres. C. C. Commander,
B. Ha2gerty, Arthur R.
j. w. Gray, C. w.
j. A. Waterman, D. H.
Boodbery, H. H. Clifford y j. S.
Fueron nominadoS para
crbrir los terminus no cumpIi-
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LAS PROTESTAS
DEL CND POR LAS ELEC-
o EN- LAS VILLAS

Habana, abril 4.-El repre-
sentante electo por ell Conjunto
Naeional Democratieo en- la pro
vincia de Santa Clara, senior Fe
rrer Morej6n, Ina publicado
unas declaraciones politicas,
protestando de la forma en- que
Sc celebrarOn y ell resultado que
tuvieron las elecciones en- Las
Villas. Dice Ferrer Morej6n,
que en- ell barrio de Baez, de la
ciudad de Santa Clara ,Ocurrie-
ron hechos insolitos.
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NO HABRA CAMBIOS EN-
Ell ODE JUDICIAL

Habana, abril 4.-El Secre-
tario de Justicia e INFERNO de la
'Presidencia, doctor Andres Do
mingo Morales del Castillo, en-
trego a los peri0distas una mo-
TIA official, en- la cual afirma que
no es cierto, como Sc ha jublica-
do, que ell Gobierno Provisional
tenga ell prop6sito de modificar
la inamovilidad del Poder Judi
cial.
No haremos ning1n cambio
en- los Tribunales de Justicia",
dice acknowledgements la pota
del Secretario de Justicia.
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SUFRIO AVERIAS Ell AE-
ROPLANO DE LA MOLLI-
SON

Cclomb Bechar, Marruect s, "a
bril- 4.-Cuando Desperate aqui
en- La segunda etapa de su vuelo
hasta CapetOwn y retornD, SUI
fri6 I'm accidente ell aeroplano
de la avia.riz Amy Johnson Mo
llison, soliendo esta ilesa, pero
quedando ell avi6n inservible
para continuar ell viaje. La Mo-
llison reparara aquf ell aparato
v regresara despues a Inglate-
IRA, desistiendo por ahora de
5atir la marca fijada por un te-
liente de la aviaci6n inglesa.
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dar su fin por acuerdo de los
muchaa os de la Secci6n de Re-
REQ, acuerdo que no encontr6
aprobaci6n de la juventud
ailad ra. En- vista de que les
l.rocinadores de las matinees
lesean continuar disfrutando
Q les bales vespertinos, mana
ma volvera Don Francisco" a
{ cupar "a concha de la mlsica,
en les aplaudidos programs
5ailables.
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Der que no continuaria gastan-
do dinero del estado en- ell case.
En- ell primer juicio un jura-
do lie declare culpable y fue con
denado a muerte. Trece meses
pas6 en- Ell preside de San GUM
tin hasta que lie fue concedido
un nrevo juicio. Los jurados no
pudieron llegar a un acuerdo en-
los otros tres juicibs.
La Orden de libertad incon-
dicional fue firmada pOr ell juez
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ITALIA SUS
TRABAJOS EN- PRO
DE LA PAZ

-, a5ril a. H.y Sc do a
concccr tficiaimente en- eata ciu
dad, Ell prop6si.o del G.iarno
de Mrssc.ini de enviar una de-
legaci6n a Girebra, para que co
mience a es udiar, con Ell presi-
cante del Consejo de les trece,
d n Salvador Madariaga, las
Pcsibilidadas de terminar ii az
tual confiicuc italo- ati6pi,o.
Haze unos dfas ell Goilierno
de Ads Abeba manifesto que
no deseaba hacer La paz por me-
dio de la Liga de las Nacicnes.
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Una Noche en- Hawaii

una noche muy divertida,
agregamos nsotros, la de hoy en-
Ell palacio del Centre Asturiano.
Numerosas y distinguidas
personas han separado mesas
para Ell cabaret privado que ha
Organizado la Agrupaci6n de
Casados.
ALI veremos nuestro mundo
elegante disfrutando de la ale
gria que "invadira'' La amplia
sala de Nebraska.
La Orquesta Don Francisco
tiene a su cargo eli programa de
mlsica americana y Ia Tro-
pical'' las pleas cubanas Y es-
panolas.
sHabra un nGmero de varie-
dades, pOr la pareja de bales,
Johnnie Martinez y Laurita del
Rio.
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Midniaht Show en- 81 Yictoru

Midnight ShoW en- Ell Victory
Con artistas de la raza de CO
Tor presentara esta noche un
Mid-Nite Show ell teatro Vic
tory.
Tomaran parte 25 artistas
comedies cen Ell nombre de
Brown Skin Vanities'', v dos
ccnCcidas orqrestas.
Por la p~antalla pasara la bo-
nita pelicula "Everybody's Old
Man" con Irwin S. Cobb.
La entrada costara 40 centa-
vos.
Cesar Rivero.
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Habana, abril 4.--La Policfa
del Puerto de.uvo aver a sieta
asiaticos, que Sc proponian, Sc
gun Sc ha publicado, embarcar
hacia ell puerto a.
mericano de New Or,aacs.
Los detenidos fusrln condu-
cidos al Castillo del Principe, a
disposition de las autorida6es
cOrrespondientes.
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CapftaEo de emfermos

ONPtCNDO 10 OfSyC q H0Oo
FL estado del conocido conner
ciante Sr. Charles Wilderman
que fue victima de I'm accidente
a~utomovilista, Y esta recluido
en- ell Sanatorio del Centric Es-
panol, es al2o regular, debido a
los dolores que sufre en- la pier
ma. Dada la Importance del ca
so, podemos asegurar que esta
bastante mejor. AlgGn tempo
tendra que guardian cama ell Sr.
Wilderman para curarse de las
seis fractures que recibiera en-
la pierna izquierda.
Fueron operados en- ell referi-
do ESTABLISHMENTS benefico por
los ORES. M. R. Winton, la Sra.
Julia Cigarran, esposa del j6-
ven Gerardo Cigarran, EXPIRE
sidente de la Secci6n de Recreo
del Centre Espanol, Julita fue
operada de un pequenO quiste
en- una mano. Esta en- su hogan
de Septima avenida.
Los seh7res, Jose Cosio her.
mano del Secretario de los Lo-
val Knights; Vinicb Dfaz, v
Bessie Pardo.
Por ell pronto restablecimien-
20 de ellOs hacemos votos.
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COntinlGn las mGtimees
VUelven a reanudarse las tar
des dominicales en- IA sala de
bale del Centric Espanol.
A la temporada sc lie iba a
La gaceta., 1936-04-04

OtrG JuntG
La Seoci6n de Damas del Cen
tro Espahcl tendra junta ell lu-
mes a las 8 de la noclle en- ell E.
dificio social de Ybor.
Dada la impcr amelia de lcs
asuntos a tratsr Sc ruega la a.
sistencia de todas.
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Una jumtG

E. Herman1 Presidente de la
0ecci6n Juvenil de la Logia Lo-
val Knights, eta para Jcnta &c
neral Extraordinaria, a todos
lcs hermanos y hermanas, ma
hana domingo en- ell lugar de COS
tumbre. Sc tratara scbre ell
Easter Egg Hunting.
Sc ruega la asistencia de to-
dos.
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CONDOR Sc NEGO A CO.
MENTAR LA NOTICIA

New York, abril Al ser
informado de que Bruno Haupt
man habia pagado con su vida
Ell a~sesinatO del hijO del coronel
Lindbergh, Ell DR.. John F. Con
don Sc mantuvo en- silencio, ne
gandose a Ihacer concentrates.
Su verne Ralph Hacker, reci-
bio la pOticia de la ejecuci6n y
dijo: Sc la dare sin demOra. No
''af IA concentrates por su par
La gaceta., 1936-04-04
QUEDO EN- LIBER
TAD UNCONDITIONAL POR
IA E R DE SU ESPOSA

LA MUERTE DE SU ESPOSA
San Jose, CAL, abril 4.-El
fiscal retro aver en- definitiva
los cargos contra David Lam
son, professor de la Universidad
de S anford, Quedando este en-
libertad Unconditional pr Ia
muerte de su esposa. Lamson
fue juzgado cuatro wees.
FL Intellectual ll'r6 Y Sc des-
cuando Ell fiscal hizo sa-
La gaceta., 1936-04-04

SIETE ASIATI-
cos QUE PENSABAN We
MIR A LOS A UNI
DOS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24

The Youngstown Rotary Club
The Youngstown Women's City Club
The Youngstown Advertising Club
The Girard Kwanis Club
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24

Mielott erre kerdesre oszinten es
igazsagnak megfeleloen valaszolna, meg
kell allapitanunk, hogy NIT ertink Ame-
rikai polgar alatt,
Az IGAZI Amerikai polgar = aki-
mex joga van avval dicsekedni - Ameri-
kai polgar nemcsak szuletes veletlense-
ge vagy polgarosodas joga alapjan.
Kell, hogy Amerikai polgar legyen
szlveben is, buszke szabadsag- -jogok-
"a, amelyek polgarsagaval jarnak = de
egyszersmind vallalja is azokat kote-
lessegeket, amelyek polgarsaggal jar
max, hogy megtartsa es megvsdje az
Amerikai idealokat.
On IGAZI Amerikai polgar, ha ugy
el, mint egy polgarnak elni kell Huen
kiprobalt es igaz Amerikai alapelvek-
hez -. ugy szavazva, ahogy lelkiisme-
rete ait sugalja, mindig ugyelve ARA,
hogy cselekedetei egyezzenek az Ameri-
The The ,.naua,h Mahoning County Farm
The Mahoning County Dental Society
The Mahonng County Auomotive Association
The Youngstown Exchange
- The Youngstown Association Agents
ton of ife Under
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24

The Mahoning County Farm Bureau
The Mahoning County Dental Society
The Mahoning County Automotive Association
The Monday Musical Club
The Youngstown Exchange Club
The Youngstown Association of Insurance Agents
The Youngstown Association of Life Underwriters
The Youngstown Association Of Credit Men
The Youngstown Citizens Civic Affairs Committee
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24
Amerikai polgar On?

The Youngstown Clearing House Association
The Youngstown Kiwanis Club
The Youngstown Lions Club
The Youngstown Optimists Club
The Youngstown Federation of Womens C1uha
The Youngstown Garden Forum
The Youngstown Retail Credit Association
The Youngstown Real Estate Board
The Youngstown Retail Merchants Assocaatson
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24

kai polgarsag alapelveivel Is hogy befo-
lyasa mindig torveny Is rend srvenyesi-
tese mellett legyen.
Manapsag sok mindenfele aramlat
dolgozik polgarsag srtekenek alaasa-
san. AIT prsdikaljak, hogy eroszakkal
kell meggyozni gondolkozni akarokat.
Gyakran osztalyt osztallyal szembe alli-
tanak = hogy hasznot vagy elonyt SEE
rezzenek nehany szemelynek koz ka-
rara.
Ha eek destructive aramlatok ST.
keresek lennenek, munka Is kereseti al
kalmak megcsokkennenek Is vegul 1etor-
mex azokat az eroket, amelyek Amerika-
ban alkalmat nyujtanak millioknak.
Egeszsegesen gondolkozo polgarsaq
lehetove teszi hogy Amerika jovojet biz
tOSitSa
Evening star., 1936-11-14
BY Stella Waerfel.

license II couldn't see that you are
sick don't know how 1t happened,
but told him all about the open pin.
He promised absolute silence, exam
ined my chest and took X-rays with
much less fussing than I thought a
doctor was capable of. I didn't let
him go into detail about that pin, be-
cause I don't want to spend my last
days worrying about how my inside
looks. but he did tell me that the pin
had torn through the windpipe (when
coughing, no doubt) and was lodged
somewhere where an operation
wouldn't be possible. (Imagine me
being operated upon, anyway
Now don't weep young man for
want you to get my piano when die
and all music. Cert may have my fur
coat and all my clothes (they won't
fit any one else, anyway. Mother
should have all the rest of my stuff to
do with as she chooses and because
I'll never buy you that airplane, you
are to get the 5000 have in the postal
savings account.
please assure the folks that I
loved them very, very much, but I
just couldn't endure my last days in
the world hearing every one talk about
my insides ripped open with a pin.
IT'S really funny to think that you
and I spent a whole hour at
Christmas time discussing how we
hate funerals and little dreamed that
you'd be at mine before many months
would elapse. Don't conform to con-
vention, whatever you do. AS my ex-
ecutor, you will arrange everything.
Don't for goodness sakes, play Cho-
pins Funeral March" You might
play THE Bull Has Been Conquered"
or whatever that toreador song from
Carmen" is called.
"It's funny, isn't it? How do people
like this die? Do they swell up, or
choke, or torpify? Well, I'm not
thinking about that. Knowing my re-
ligious convictions, you realize I'm not
afraid to die. So don't worry about
me. I'll write as often as I can yet,
but I'll never mention the open pin
again.
Your loving sis, SALLY"
Gosh, that hits you pretty hard,
doesn't it, old fellah?" Ted's friend
extended his hand, but was interrupt
ed by shout of Telegram" through
the corridor and the loud knock of q
messenger boy at the door.
Teds pal tore open the door and
the telegram as well and read to the
frantic brother;
"Is my story convincing or not stop
Was my course worth while stop
SISTER SALLY"
(Copyright, 1850
Evening star., 1936-11-14


General Motors feels helpful toward the development of
a more balanced national economy.
EA depressons opportunities of advancing the
social and economic status of the community The depression
through which the world has passed exception the
rule These opportunities should be recognized smulants
oprogress Important among them the necessity assuring
greater stability and permanence of employment only
from the standpoint of the human factors involved but from
the standpoint of maintaining greater continuity of pur
chasing power.
An important step this direction taken by the
tive industry last year. whereby models introduced
November rather than in January The objective
uniform sales throughout the and consequently steader
work and increased annual earnings for the workers.
Another important step been teperng the seasonal
atoms with their adverse influence continuity of employ
by the building of inventory of component parts far
as that is practical, during periods of reduced
demand
The benefits of these policies by confined the
workers directly involved but favorable influence
throughout the whole national economy affecting not only the
workers many other supplying industries but the great
concerned with distribution and manufacturing WELL Thus
is established a measure of industrial progress.
The advance of the nation toward recovery gives
promise of continued good business In 1887
To the extent that industry and the country at large
forward assressivey with sound principles their guiding
inspiration will America attain progress with stability.
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Evening star., 1936-11-14

over a letter, saying In a muneo,
hoarse whisper, From Sally"
well, what's so terrible about
that?" his friend exclaimed. isn't
she the sister who is such a good
sport and appreciates joke, but who
always sends you cheerful letter
with an extra check when your
finances run low?"
Read it." Ted groaned.
His pal read:
Dear Ted: Usually try to accu-
mulate some wise cracks or jokes when
writing and save the serious news for
the rest of the family, but this time
I'm going to let off all steam on you.
I'm facing grave situation, kid"
knowing me as you do. you'll
realize that I couldn't bear having the
folks fret about me. So I'm giving
you my full confidence and sending
you my last will, so to speak.
4 X =
"nON'T laugh, old man, it's actually
true. I'm going to die soon. I guess
I'm being punished for always insist
ing that so per cent of human all
ments is imagination and As per cent
the symbolical, physical reflection OF
emotional Embellishments. Who
would have catalogued tiny, harmless
little lingerie pins into that remain
ing per cent?
"Now, don't scold me for sticking
an open pin in my mouth and don't
chide me for sneezing. I plead guilty.
I'd sooner die a fool than a neurotic
any day. You see, it went down my
windpipe, stuck tight and set me
coughing like a furious bull terrier.
The folks, of course, didn't call doc
tor as long as I submitted to home
remedies.
80 I was treated for bronchitis,
or Group, or something. Will you
believe me if tell you that
went through the torture Of mus
tard foot baths, hot poultices, about
five bottles of cough sirup and 10
packages of cough drops? All to sat
tsfy somebody's imagination! Curious
ly enough I stopped coughing.
80 I decided to imagine I had
only dreamed I had swallowed an
open pin. I went about my daily
tasks with unusual vigor. Somehow
it's quite overwhelming how much
interesting work there is to do. Most
Of all I've enjoyed my course in short
story writing.
Il X X
"OUR professor told us the first
day that every one, sometime in
life, hopes some day to write the
worlds greatest novel! I had de-
cided not to be ashamed again that
I've had such hopes all my life. In
fact, I felt the harder I'd wish and
work the closer I'd reach the goal.
That's why had the crust, during
Evening star., 1936-11-14
DAILY SHORT STORY
NO REGRETS

the Christmas va
cation to promise
you an airplane
when I'd be Amer
ica's most famous
novelist.
But lately It's
been rather dim-
cult thinking up
plots and I haven't
enjoyed doing any
thing quite as
much as sleeping.
Two weeks ago,
when Jack took
me to the sym
phony, he asked
me on the way
home what emo
tional maladj US t.
ment my body was
suffering.
D q
w H e N !
laughed him
off he said rather
gravely, I wouldn't
-
Evening star., 1936-11-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

TODAY.
Dinner, Roosevelt High School,
Mayiower Hotel, pm.
Dance, Washington Chapter, Amer
ican Institute of Banking, Willard
Hotel, 10 pm.
Dance, Catholic University Alumni,
Willard Hotel, 10 pm.
Dance, North Carolina Democratic
Club, Raleigh Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, Biological Society OF
Washington, Cosmos Club, 8 pm.
Dinner-dance, Sun Life Insurance
Co., Hamilton Hotel, pm.
Dinner-dance, Theta Alpha Chi
Sorority, wardman Park Hotel, 1880
pm.
TOMORROW.
Dinner, Samla Temple No. 81,
Daughters Of the Nile, 1921 Biltmore
street, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1936-11-14

SAY. fella h. h,
what's up?"
Ted's room m a t e
asked as he en-
tered the room and
saw the detected
expression on his
friends us ua lily
cheerful face.
what on earth
are you reading?"
came the second
inquiry, as Ted,
HanulS OH IL .
desk, covered his
face with h / S
hands and sat in
rigid silence. Teds
cheekbones W er e
working in and out
under his strong
hands.
After a painful
moment of hesita-
ton, he jerked his
head upward and
In apparent des-
S,ara ati0r, nnSh q n
Evening star., 1936-11-14
HYPOCHONDRIA CURED

SPOKANE, Wash. CP).-Dr Henry
II. Dixon told the Spokane Medical
Society a young woman came. to him
with stringy hair, no facial makeup
and In outmoded cotton clothing-a
victim of hypochondria.
He sent her to q beauty parlor and
Q style shop. he said, and when she
Evening star., 1936-11-14

returned dressed up and fixed up,
three men turned to look at her in
the elevator. Her hypochondria dis
appeared at once"
Evening star., 1936-11-14

OU are invited to view the new 1887 automobiles of the
General Motors family in the showrooms of General
Motors dealers everywhere.
We believe these represent sound example prog
with sabity-another stride forward in the steady march
by General Motors engineers toward higher utility and out
standing value.
significant feature of these 1887 the Unsteel
Body by Fisher An extension of the top principle this
advanced construction fuses top bottom and sides of the body
structure together into single rigid unit of STEEL
Safety and silence greatly increased by this solid
construction, and important contributions permitted to
comfort, roominess and style WELL
Refnements have also been made the direction of further
increase economy operation and maintenance and these
betermens supported by such familiar and tmeested
General Motors features knee.acon improved hydraulic
brakes, the turret top and no-draft ventilation.
Dut progress in the way of product improvement is only
secured through the coordination of many factors.
that good products only be produced by good TOOLS in
which have been incorporated the efficient practices
known to research and engineering.
In line principle preparation
1887 production, General Motors has this year made all
time record investment plant modernizaton and for
tools, dies and machinery.
These improved facilities enable us to offer better products
the lower prices which should stimulate
sumption and thereby provide jobs and increased oppo
tunities and benefits to workers.
In passing directly into the channels of trade these expen
ures have stimulated employment many lines This is
particularly in the heavy industries where the recovery
have hitherto Jagged and where important part
of our national unemployment has centered.
building Americas productive facilities through replacing
obsolete nants machinery with modern euunment
The Washington times., 1936-12-08

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