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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-15
BEGIN HERE TODAY

Linda Bourne, 20, pretty, is
left almost penniless by the sud-
den death of her father. +,
Peter Gardiner, newspaper re-
porter, helps her get job writ
ing society news. Linda is in love
with Dix Carter, but he goes
abroad to study singing. When
Peter asks Linda to marry him
she agrees, but postpones the we'd
ding. ...
Honey Harmon, film star, comes
to Newtown, making a personal
appearance" tour, and buys a
scenario written by Linda. Later
Linda goes to Hollywood and, by
expressing ideas that are really
Peters, acquire reputation for
being able to discover new stars.
Soon she is celebrity. -. ...
Dix Carter comes to Hollywood
to get into films as an actor. Lin
da tries to help him. To please
Dix, she invites Basil Thorne, d.
rector, to her home though she
dislikes and distrusts Thorne.
Peter Gardiner writes a sue
cessful play and comes to Holly
wood. Linda sees him and they
quarrel.
Thorne drives her to a noun
tain resort where the company is
to begin work next day. Arriving,
they find the place deserted.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXI
"I'm entirely serious" Basil
Thorne said.
$50 am l." Linda answered
shortly. She might play to a role
by candle-light or at Il civilized
hour of the day, but it was too
much to expect Of her at this hour
of the morning.
Her thoughts just then concern
ed nothing more romantic than Il
hot tub and fresh clothing. What
ever visions floated in her minds
eye were those foSteaming, fra
grant food and heavenly coffee.
And Basil Thorne expected her to
be romantic! At least, she thought
he did, since he had proposed to
her.
1t was entirely apparent to him
that she was not in the mood to
discuss the matter. She probably
wasn't even thinking Of it. Didn't
have the fainteSt idea Of the great
favor that he had--much to his
own surprise-confelTed upon her.
Confound the situation! He didn't
want to get marriedi
The big white car sped over the
lonely road, and the sky bright
ened and broke into u flame Of
color with the rising sun and
Weakening world. Still the two
rode, huddled in their great coat,
silent and fatigued. quiet with
their separate thoughts.
Why had she ever been afraid
Of him, Linda wondered. He had
been nice last night and now he
Was meek as a lamb. And he had
proposed to her. 1t had surprised
her because Basil wasn't what
she'd call a marrying man. 1t
hadn't surprised her in the least
that he had offered her marriage
instead Of a less respectable pro
position. Linda was the kind of
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c ERTAINTEED PAINTS cover
the subject as well as the wood
because there is a Certainteed
paint for every purpose; long
known as dependable and salts
factory. Phone 500. Hender-
sonville Supply & Coal Co.,
Lumber, Millwork, Coal.
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BIRDS COMPOSITION ROOF,

BIRDS COMPOSITION ROOF,
our make of drop siding and
observation-disclosures paints may be
seen on the home OF w. G.
Hathcock on the kanuga road.
We shall be pleased to serve
YOU with similar materials.
Rigby Morrow Co., Lumber,
Builders Supplies, Millwork.
Fourth avenue east. Phone or
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SIMMONS Beautyrest Mattresses
The worlds best aid to sound,
refreshing sleep; S37 coil
springs. Invest in health, the
priceless possession. 81 weekly.
RrunSon Furniture Co.
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kODAkS, books, artists supplies,
photos and numerous timely
gifts to delight the graduates.
BARRIERS Book Shop-Bakcr'S
Art Gallery.
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JEWELRY is always a welcome
gift for graduates. Appropriate
gifts for boys and girls may be
seen here. Leona Allen Young,
jewelers. & Opticians. y
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SPECIAL on Old Master Ready
Mixed Paint. S1.95 gallon. See
us for four-point cultivators,
lawn mowers. roll and gslvan-
lied roofing. Stepp & Walker,
East Flat Rock.
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THE NEW REMINGTON stream
line portable typewriter for
$3.50 is useful for office,
home or travel. Only $40 down.
$500 per month. Jones d
French, Jewellers. =
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l5--Miscelianeous

SCRAP GOLD-We pay cash Tor
any kind of gold. If you don I
use it, sell it. Sherman's sport
inc Goods Store
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DO 1T NOW: A BIG SAVING
CAN BE HAD BY PAYING
YOUR CITY TAXES AND
SIRE EFT ASSESSMENTS
WITH BONDS WHILE YOU
MAY DO so. SEE o. ROY
KEITH. PHONE 81.
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AMES BEAUTY SHOP-Perma-
nentS $3.50 to $3.50. Shampoo
and set, soc. All work guaran-
teed. Phone SAG.
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I3--Merchandise

THE ECLIPSE MOWER is self
sharpening, has only one adj
justment and runs as smoothly
as Il top. Gregg Bros. Hardware.
Phone 7.
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"A LAWN you'll love to touch.
Farmers Federation.
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wrong. Just forget it, Linda"
The unpleasant thought occur
red to her that Dix really didn't
care whether 'Thofne had made
love to her or. not, that his anxiety
was only that she might have
spoiled things for him. She dis.
missed the Thought as unfair and
untrue. :. - -, 4..rs.
Ito be continuedf-
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MORE RIO COFFEE - Only IL
LIE ID. is sold by us than all
other kinds together. Try it.
Seeds and tomato plants. Sher-
mans Grocery. Phone OIL.
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3O-Male or Female

SETTLED COLORED couple to
live on place. Man to cook and
wife to nurse. References re-
Quired. Phone 423-W.
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SEE THE NEW Florence Oil
Ranges, the most beautiful
models ever offered the Amer
lean home. Sold on easy terms.
BrunSOn Furniture Co.
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FEED ULTRA-LIFED VITAMlN
and mineral complete chick
feed for better health, growth
and production. ID. II. Hart Co.
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7-Professional Services
w. BRANSTETTER
This IS LIFE INSURANCE
9--Personal Property

FOR SALE-Four genuine Orien-
tai rugs at half price. Largest
size, 7-lOx5-3. Address post
office box Sll.
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Houses and Real Estate

GREATEST OFFER is mod
%eamheated house; four
agms, TWO baths, one bed
bath down stairs. Good
plant, exceptional quail
| d plumbing; double garage.
street, good neighbor-
Just outside city. Unusual
.I az 1920. Terms like
5rowElee Insurance &
r. Company.
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Il-Household Goods

WASHINGTON COAL RANGES.
Cooking is pleasure with a
Washington range. Priced as
low as S22.75 and up. Reliable
Furniture Co.. opposite court
house.
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NfOOdstuffs

SspFsaEr corn reasonable
e. T.. 10 lbs. No. | meal
EG36 ''c 100 lbs. crushed
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Brazil will buy ;4,00O,800tbags
Of coffee from it's growers, =
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and Plants

te1'' "eet potatoes, toma-
E,r ,p''S, cabbage, onions;
|4t fs'efy Kind. Lawn nov
r, 1 y lr" boxes. Govan
n ''tQ Mftrrp 3
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For Rent
I6--Apartments

FURNISHED apartment for rent
/ 323 Sixth avenue east.
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I2-Radios and Service

COMPLETE line OF radio batter
les and accessories. Midcity
Tire Co.
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DR.. S. E. GREENWOOD of the

THE BONUS will go largely to
building and improving homes.
Not too early to make your
plans. Let us help you with
suggestions as to how to make
your money 90 fartheSt. Lum-
Der. millwork. coal. Phone 800.
HendcrSonvillc Supply 4 Coal
Co .
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f7-HouSes
22Rooms

TOURIST-Rooms and board. The
Seuuoia, 725 Willow road.
The Washington times., 1936-11-13
SEC TO REVEAL
TRUST RACKET
T0C0NGRESS
By ERIC FRIEDHEIM
International News Service

Evidence Of racketeering prac-
tices and unsuitable management
of many investment trust opera
tors will be presented to Congress
by the Securities Exchange Com
mission.
A report detailing activities of
certain trusts which caused their
stockholders and investors to Suf-
fer huge losses will be drafted, Off
cialS said today, after the commits
sion concludes its current inquiry
into the affairs of these organiza-
tions.
Facts already developed have en-
abled the commission to outline
legislative recommendations that
would furnish the Government
broad powers to regulate the in
VeStment trust structure.
Officials conducting the in
quiry and who will prepare the re-
port are David Schenker, SEC
counsel and investigator; Com
missioner Robert E. Healy; and
Paul P. Gourrich and William R.
Spratt, Research Division execu-
tiveS.
Five Billion Loss Seen
Through examination of wit
nesseS and study of Subpoenaed
documents, Schenker and his as
sociates have traced the amazing
story Of how the value of invest
ment trust assets dwindled from
$4,000, 100000 in 1929 to $3,000,-
100000 six years later.
From several trust operators has
come frank testimony that the
investors have been left holding
the bag after entrusting millions
of dollars to such financial
groups.
Recommendations
The commissions recommends
tions will touch on the follow
ing points:
1-Segregation Of investment
trusts from banking houses.
This would prevent banks, brok-
erageS and other fiscal inSti-
tutionS from setting up invest
ment trusts for the purpose Of
dumping improbable or even
worthless securities on such
affiliateS.
2-Limitation of capitaliza-
ton Of certain trusts.
3-Limitation of salaries and
management fees paid to invest
ment trust officers.
Adoption of uniform &C
counting methods and issuance
of frequent reports giving
stockholders and investors full
details of trust operations.
5-Limitation on the influ-
ence Of trust operators in the
affairs of companies whose
stock they hold.
The Washington times., 1936-11-13
Student, II, Is Killed
When Car Hits Tree

ONEIDA, N. Y, Nov. 13 GN.S0.
Guy Babcock, II, Hamilton, N. Y,
high school student, was killed
yesterday and two others were
badly injured when a car, alleged
ly driven by Raymon "Razor"
Watkins, coach of the undefeated
Colgate University freshman
team, crashed into a tree near
here. Watkins is in serious con-
dition with a broken leg and frac-
The Washington times., 1936-11-13
Club to Give Musical

The Tuesday Evening Club Of
Social Welfare workers will give
a benefit musical and literary
program at Phyllis Wheatley Y.
w. C. A. Sunday at p. m. DR..
Clara S. Taliaferro is president Of
the club.
The Washington times., 1936-11-13

car, Is also badly injured. 1t
is believed Watkins fell asleep
while driving.
The Washington times., 1936-11-13

tured jaw. Spencer Ripley, II,
Hamilton high school fullback
star, the other passenger in the
La gaceta., 1936-04-07

Ell Gran Jurado vigilara escrupulosamente
la Iegaidad de las venideras elecciones

Ell nIevo Gran Jurado Sc
ccnstitIira en- un fiel guardian
de la vureza de las pr6ximas
eleccicnes.
Ea.a cpini6n fue nantenida
F'r el Fiscal Farrior, cuando
die terminantemente que SD
arxiliar Huntley laborarfa con
ell Gran Jurado, en- Hillsbor-
ough, mien ras 81 estuviera en-
Barlow, retenido por las vistas
del juicio seguido por ell case
Shoemaker.
Farricr dijo terminantemen-
te: "Es impcrtante cue Sc to-
men todas las precauciones ne
cesarias para asegurar unas e.
lecciones absolutamen.e honra-
das, y es imprescindible para e.
no que un hombre familiariza-
do con La situaci6n local, perma-
Mecca en- Tampa.
La gaceta., 1936-04-07

una de nuestras cr6nicas, con
TODD ell interes de padre y me-
dicO, rebusc6 y al fin encontr6
on los "rincones" de la ciencia
Gedica Ell tratamiento para de-
19lver la salrd a la graciosa ma
iequita encanao de sus padres.
Su enfermedad no s6ho conmo-
yi6 Y tuvo en- :onstaIl e zozo-
ora a sus papas, sino a las mu-
chas amistades de la familia To
rres. Por la clinica ''El Bien P1
blico' desfilaban d~iarialm:-jYe
l1mercsas personals que Sc in
teresaban y velaban detenida-
nente ell estado de la simpa.ica
anfermita, que hoy tenemos la
dicha de verla en- Was de un
pronto y franco restablecimien
&c.
Pilarcita pasara su GONZALES
,encia entregada a los juguates,
7 al carino y ternura de sus pa
Tres.
Noticia gratfsima, repetimos,
1ara todos. iPilarcita esta sal
yada!
La gaceta., 1936-04-07

Les iueces Parks Y Sander,
de "a Ccr.e del Circuito, en- Sus
inst u.:iones pre.iminares a los
miembrcs del nuev9 Gran Jura-
do del Condado, les impusieron
ds la iTporbancia de lograri
unas elecciones hcnradas en- es-
tie CoEdado.
Las personas que integran ell
Gran Jcrado, estaran en- sus
cargos haata octubre pr6ximo.
H7y mismo celebraron su pri-
mera reunion. Y Sc espera que,
desde ahora, hasa que Sc cele-
bren las elecciones ~primarias,
Sc reUnan con frecuencia para
onocer de algunos detalles re-
lacionados con las mismas, y to-
mar las medidas necesarias pa
"a .garantizar la pureza de los
comicios.
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GrGtG nOtciG

Gratisima, la que con gusto
consignamos. La graciosa nina
Pillar Torres hija de los esposos
Pillar y Angel Torres, volvi6 a
su hogan de la septima avenida
nimero 15O712, donde lie espe-
raba ell amor de sus papas, an
siosos de tener a su pequena Pr
larcita, Icompletamente curada
de la grave enfermedad de Me-
ningitis que hizo presa en- ST.
tierno y delicado cuerpecito.
A pesar de las graves conse-
cuencias que Sc derivaron de la
enfermedad, en- su ORGANISING,
Pilarcisa no ha quedado con de-
fecto alguno. Ell DIR. N6stor A.
PortOcarrero, como digimos en-
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HACIENDA TRABAJA EN-
Ell PRESUPUESTO DEL
CONGRESO

Habana, abril LA Secci6n
de Con abilidad Central de la
Secretarfa de Hacienda termi-
no aver por la tarde, POGO an
ties de la toma de possession de
los senores representatives Y Sc
nadores, ell presupuesto del nue.
NO Congreso de la RepGblica.
Tanto los representatives como
Dos senadores ganaron cuatro-
cientos pesos de sueldo, dOscien-
tos pesos de gastOs de represen-
taci6n y ciento cincuenta pesos
para la designation de un secre-
tario particular. Ell nuevo Con-
greso costara a la Rep1blica
mas de dos millones de pesos a.
nuales.
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La bodd del sGbGdO

En- la noche del sabado CON
.rajeron matrimOnio la Srta.
Carmen Whales, y ell j6ven Sr.
Amado Rodriguez.
En- la Residential de la madre
de la desposada, Sra. Luz Vina-
les, establecida en- la Gale 16
ndmero 1908, two lugar ell ac-
to civil estando a cargo de la
representation de la ley ell CO.
nocido Notario Sr. Candida Pc
rez, y fernando ell acta matri-
monial en- calidad de testigos la
Sra. Evelia Mcneil y ell Sr. Hi
polite Whales.
Entire los concurrentes ell Gro
nista pudo tomar estos nombres
de damas e interesantes dami-
tas; Sras. Margarita Rodrf-
guez, Ernestins Gonzalez, Es-
tela Whales, lAdelaida Betan-
court, Rosa Whales, Luz Vina-
les, Fela Alfonso, y Anita Cres-
20. Srtas. Ofelia Gomez, Jennie
Martinez, Maria Costello, Hor-
tensia Suarez, Carload Fernan-
DEE, Maria Luisa Gomez, Otilia
Valdes y Mirta Diaz.
Los duenos de la casa profu-
samente obsequiaron a los pre-
sentes con finas pastas y re
frescos.
Muchos y muy valiosos rega.
los recibi6 la nOvia.
Los nuevOs esposos establece.
ran Su residencia en- esta ciu.
dad.
Ell cronista por anticipate lie.
desea felicidades.
Cesar RiUerO.
La gaceta., 1936-04-07
P~OSIBLEMENTE Sc TRASLA
DARAN A LOS
RESTOS DE HAUPTMANN

Trenton, Abril layer por
la tarde fueron incinerados los
restos del electrocutado Bruno
Richard Hauptmann. AL acto
asistieron, su viuda Y su aboga
do, senior Fischer.
Sc asegura que en- breve los
restos del ex-carpintero ale
man seran trasladados a SUI pa
tria, Alemania. Esta noticia no
ha podido, sin embargo ser con
firmada, porque tanto SUI viu-
da, como su abogado, han guar
dado hermetico silencio en- tor
no a la misma.
La gaceta., 1936-04-07
OTRA BOMBA EN- PUMA So

Mariana, abril lbs obre
ros y tecnicos que prosiguen los
trabajos de escombreo en- la ca
sa de Puma SO, encontraron
una nueva bomba de nitroglice-
rina, como de unas veinte y Gin
co libras. Colocada en- I'm solar
yermo cercano, un Official del e.
jercito hizo explotar la bomba,
por medic de un disparo. Los
tecnicos y obreros siguen sus
trabajos, pues Sc cree que aun
existen nuevas bombas en- la ca
sa.
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SOLDADOS A
LA IONA DEL RHIN

Dortmund, abril7.-Para re-
forzar las tropas enviadas hace
unas tres semanas por Hitler a
la antigua iona desmilitarizada
del Rhin, Sc dieron las ordenes
necesarias para que nuevos con-
tingentes de sOldados y una es-
cuadrilla aerea Sc sumara a los
anteriores.
Este envio Sc estima como
una ratification mas, de parte
de Hitler, de mantener su posi-
ci6n en- la iona del Rhin.
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Muchos tickets

Apenas iniciada la campana
de la venta de tickets para la
"Fiesta Primaveral'' ell dfa 10
de este mes, auspiciada por la
Secci6n de Propaganda del Cen
tro Espanol, suman en- gran can
tidad la venta de papeletas que
SO han vendido. Fiesta tradicio-
nal ,inieiada hace tres amos en-
ell edificio de West Tampa, que
s;empre ha revistido lucimien-
to y esplendor.
Ali, en- los amplios salones
del edificio del barrie oeste sc
siempre ha revestido lucimien-
La gaceta., 1936-04-07
APRESADO UN BARCO CON
ARMAS PARA LA REVO-
LUCION ~HONDURENA

Panama, Abril I'm guar
dacostas americana apres6
frente a la costa de Honduras
a un barco que POGO antes ha-
bfa atravesado Ell Canal de Pa
mama, y que llevaba armas pa
ra los revolucionarios hondu-
renos, que pretenden impedir
que ell Presidente de dicha re-
pGblica prorrogue inconstitu-
cionalmente sus poderes, al es-
tito del ex-dictador Machado.
Interrogado en- la tarde de
aver, en- Washington, ell repre-
sentante diplomatico de Hon
duras en- dicha capital, sobre
este suceso, manifesto que sa-
bia que su gobierno tenfa no.
ticias de la ocupaci6n de estas
armas, pero que no habia reci-
Dido detalles concretos del he
cho, por 10 cual no tenia NADIA
que agregar a 10 publicado por
los peri6dicos.
Hace dias Sc report6 que un
grupo nutrido de revoluciona =
rios hondurenos habia cruzado
la f~rontera, con ell prop6sito de
evitar la pr6rroga del presiden
tie de dicha repdblica.
La gaceta., 1936-04-07
GRAN BRETANA CONSIDE-
RIA GRAVE LA
EN- UTOPIA

Paris abril LA Gran Bre-
tana ba envia6o una comunica-
ci6n al Gobierno de Francia, a.
segurando que la situaci6n crea
da por ell bombardeo aereo de la
ciudad imdefensa de Ads Abe
ba, por las escuadrillas aereas
italianas, es en- extreme diflcil.
Inglaterra no indica sin embar
go, que actuaciM Interior pro-
yecta Seguir contra estos actos.
La gaceta., 1936-04-07
EStG roche

Con tres terneros "cazados'
por Manuel Fernandez Pendas
sera obsequiada la concurrencia
que asistira a la fiesta en- la Ger
veceria LA Tropical, CORES
pondiendo a la invitaci6n que re
cibiera la directiva del Centre
Espanol. Habra bale con la or
questa los Bohemios''.
Lacquer en- abundancia sera
cedido por la corporation de la
que es manager Ell conocido
"sportman' Mr.. w. w. Lea
vine.
La fiesta dara comienzo a las
Ocho.
La gaceta., 1936-04-07

rrencia para participar de ale
gres horas.
Para ell almuerzo y entrada
eneral Sc cobrara SIPS los ma
vcres, Y los memories de IL amos
so cts. ell cubierto. Ell precio de
Ia entrada al bale eS de so cts.
los c~abaNeros y rs las damas.
Td,aran los bailables las or
Questas "Don Francisco" y Los
Baaemics'.
La gaceta., 1936-04-07
Ell PRESIDENTE BARNET
HACIA SANTIAGO DE.
CUBA

Habana, abril layer fue da-
da oflcialmente la noticia de
que ell Presidente Provisional,
senior Barnet, embarcarfa ell dfa
nueve del presente mes hacia la
capital de Oriente, con objeto
de visitar ell santuario de la Vir
gen de la Carload del Cobre,
patrona de Cuba para la colo
mia cat6lica.
La gaceta., 1936-04-07

Una juntG
Por orden de la Hermana So
berana sc eta a todas las Her
manas para la junta general e
instalaciones de oficiales que Sc
celebraran manana a las 8 P.
M. en- ell lugar de costumbre.
Sc ruega la asistencia de to-
das las oficiales entrances y sa-
lientes.
La gaceta., 1936-04-07
Los bales de Easter

Los bales de Easter
DediQuemos preferente aten-
ci6n a les babies de Eas .er esta
semana, cue sera la nOta sobre-
saliente dc nuestras sociedades,
el pr6ximo domingo.
En- ell Circulo Cu5ano, tocara
ell TRADITIONAL bale la orqresta
"NIano Sanchez. Sera bale
nocturno.
Durara de 9 a /; caballeros
so cts. y damas, % cts.
La gaceta., 1936-04-07
ERportdnte cOnfereNciG

ImpOrtGnte cOnferenciG
FL pr6ximo domingo pronun-
clara una conferencia en- ell Cen
tro Obrero ell inteligente medi-
CO cubano DR.. Gustavo Adore
guia, ex-Director del Sanatorio
"La Esperanto, de la Habana
y de otros importantes estable-
cimientos beneficos de la capt.
tai Guiana.
Lleva como tema ell DIR. AL
dereguia "Salrtd Social, HON.
bre y Trabajo".
Ell pGblico queda invitado pa
ra esa conferencia.
Complacidos.
La gaceta., 1936-04-07
A MURILLO, TENIEN-
TIE FISCAL DEL SUPREME

Habana, Abril 7.-El Secre-
tario de Education, senior Ana
va Murillo, concurri6 en- la tar
de de aver a despedirse del Pre-
sidente Barnet, pues Sc propo-
ne pasar la Semana Santo en-
Trinidad. Anaya Murillo ha 81
do designado recientemente TIE
niente Fiscal del Tribunal Su-
premo.
La gaceta., 1936-04-07

obstante los esfuerzos que rea-
lizaron a tai objeto. Sc ignora
la cuantfa de los danos causa-
dos, asi como ell origen del 81
niestro. No obstante, Sc ha re-
portado que no hubo que la :
desgracias personales.
La gaceta., 1936-04-07
En- Ell Asturiano

Habra matinee, en- la sala al
tia del edificio de Nebraska con
L. orquesta de "Mano Sanchez
Bales que Sc veran muy con-
curridos por nrestra allegro ju-
ventud, que lucira los vaporosos
trsjes de la epoca primaveral.
De A a 8; caballeros rs cts. y
damas, 25 cts.
La gaceta., 1936-04-07
CUATR0 CASAS DESTRUI,
DAS POR Ell FUEGO

Baracaoa, Oriente, Cuba,
Abril TN violento incendio
destruy6 anoche cuatro casas
EN- esta ciudad, sin que los bonn
beros pudieran dominarlo, no
La gaceta., 1936-04-07
MejOrada

La bella Shta. Rosa Coma
lez vecina de la Gale % nGmerC
1902. que fu6 asistida por Ell DR..
j. iR. Suarez de una grave pneu-
monia.
Muchc nos alegramos de que
la Srta. Gonzalez haya recupe-
RADIO su salud, y con gusto d.
mos la noticia.
La gaceta., 1936-04-07
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