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The Coolidge examiner., 1936-12-10

in Tampa. Secre-
tary Frank Morri-
son and the IA vice
presidents also were
chosen for another
term. In his speech
of acceptance Mr..
Green made a re-
newed plea to John
L. Lewis and lis
G. I. o. associates
to "cone back to
our home and fight
the common foe."
This the insurgents
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-12-10

show no sign of doing. The 1887
convention was awarded to Denver.
The convention refused to concur
in four resolutions attacking the Su-
preme court. 1t instructed the ex-
ecutive council to have q bill for
the six hour day and five day week
introduced in congress and declared
the 80 hour week to be the par
amount objective" Of the A. F. of L.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-12-10

men. 1t asked the corporation coun-
sci to draft the charges in con-
densed form SO that an effort could
be made to obtain the $4,000 sigma
lures necessary for special recall
election.
Dore, fifty-four, was elected in
March over Arthur B. Langlie, can
didate of the New Order of Cincin-
natus, an independent organization
of young voters seeking better mu-
nicipal government.
The charges against the mayor
largely have to do with his actions
in connection with the strike of en-
ployees of the Seattle Post-Intelli-
gencer.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-12-10
Shot His Way Home

In 1876 the st. Louis National
Baseball club had player whose
one and only ambition was to
make home run. After months
of f..tile attempts, he reached a
state of exasperation one day
which caused him to stretch two
base hit into a home run-by
shooting two infelders. Intoxi-
Gated with success, he also shot.
the umpire Collier Weekly.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-12-10

Bordeaux, and the Spanish govern
ment recently from Madrid to Val
encia.
England wonders what her peo-
pie would eat if war should be
forced upon her, with enemy sub
marines and airplanes sinking her
food ships. She is not sef-support-
ing, and her newly organized food
plans department will try to store
away enough food to last at least
a year. AS cache" for the food,
England is using worked-out coal
mines, of which many, going down
thousands of feet, should be safe
from bombardment
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-12-10
Crisis Seems to Be Near
in the "Simnson Affair"

a PPARENTLY authentic reports
L \ come from London saying that
Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin has
told King Edward that his marriage
to Mrs. Wally Simpson, if he con-
templates such move, will not
have the support of the govern
ment or the parliament. Baldwin
is said to have first conferred with
Clement Atlee, Labor party leader,
and established a common front oS
Conservative and Labor parties on
their attitude toward this affair. 1t
was also reported that the king had
been formally requested by mem
bers of the cabinet and of the peer
age to make known Immediately to
the British public his intentions with
regard to Mrs. Simpson.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-12-10
Britain Traces l7s6 Failure

The British attribute their fail
ure in our Revolution to the fact
that, according to them, IL was
largely a naval war and the Eng
lish fleet lacked its usual dash and
enterprise. Their armies faileu on
land for want of proper support
from the sea and YorktoWn's sur
render was due 20 the actual, if
temporary, loss of the commanG
Of the sea, with Paul Jones harry
ing the English at their own doors
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by Foreign Minister
Maxim Litvinov in
an address before
the all union con-
gress of soviets in
Moscow. Italy, which
has just concluded
a similar agreement
with Toxic, was in
cluded in his denun-
Citations. Litvinov
asserted that Ger
many and Japan
were Joined in a Sc
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a movement h a s
been started for the
recall of M a y or
John F. Dore, who
is accused of incit-
ing acts of violence
in a labor dispute.
Formal charges Of
misfeasance, NAL
feasance and viola
ton of the oath of
office were con-
tanned in a petition
S i gne e d by fifteen
women and eleven
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-12-10

Tokyo reports for Japan the
worlds highest birth rate; $780,
703 new japanese babies arrived in
1885, more than in 1884 by 149, 93l.
japanese marriages are increas-
ing, divorces decreasing; the latter
down to less than one in 1000 mar
riages. Japanese husbands and
wives get along better than Ameri-
cans do.
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~ ~ 49, - - -
small i s ! a n d,
separated by mar
row water from
European hatred,
realizes that it
would be hard TO
keep out of a big
war. She might,
some day, move
her i'm p e r i al
h e a d q u a r ters
from London to
Montreal or Que
b e C, as t h e
French govern
ment once moved
from Paris to
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-12-10

the guns of eleven
warships, ten squad
rons of airplanes
wheeled overhead,
and thousands of
cheering citizens
crowded the water
front. Argentinians
generally approve
of Mr.. RooSevelt'S
policies and he was
welcomed to their
capital as "a great
benevolent dicta-
for - IT n nu h n n
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-12-10

The great contract bridge COM
petition ends and the Harold Van
derbilt cup goes to four players
called the Kaplan team: PhilAbram-
sohn, Fred Kaplan, Harry Fishbein
and Irving Epstein. Mr.. Vanderbilt.
on hand to present his cup, might
telephone Chancellor Hitler that you
do not have to be an "Aryan" to
understand bridge.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-12-10

ings in the drouth
blighted states for
the purpose of for
mulating a relief
a n d control pro-
gram and are call
ing in the farmers
to consult wit n
them. At the first
of these sessions, in
Bismarck, N. D., Of
f1cials and agricul-
turists of Montana,
Wyoming, Nebraska
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-12-10

Sir Basil Zaharoff, called ''mys-
terry man" and richest on earth, )"
dead of heart disease at eighty-siX,
had for his motto, Every man has
his price" He dealt in munitions,
and he may have bought, as well
as helping to kill, many. Begin
ming poor, in Constantinople, Ia
haroff climbed to the top in money
and intrigue. 1t matters little where
you start, what matters is inside
the head.
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WNU Service.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-12-10

Business is picking up and that
includes marriage, most important.
Chicago university says 10000 few
er weddings have taken place dur
ing the six depression years than
would have occurred in normal
times. Hence the loss of about one
million new American babies that
would have been born. Seven hun
dred and fifty thousand young
couples have missed, among them,
more than three million years Of
marriage bliss.
The tide turned in 1885 with 1,327,-
600 marriages, highest total in our
history.
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Litvinov Attacks Nazi
Foes of Soviet Russia

N/HAT Russia thinks Of the
w Nazi leaders of Germany and
their anti-communism pact with ia
pan was set forth in plain words
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-12-10
Buenos Aires Receives
Mr.. Roosevelt Warmly

a S THE cruiser indianapolis and
L \ its convoy, the Chester, entered
the harbor of Buenos Aires, a salute
to President Roosevelt doomed from
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-12-10
Mayor Dore of Seattle
May Be Recalled

g EATTLE has a habit Of recall
- ing its mayors when they are
not satisfactory. One was thus GUST
ed in 1911 and another in 1881. Now
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-12-10
The IDEAL Life

The ideal life-What is it but the
realization of our own oneness eth
the infinite and the helping others
to realize theirs.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-12-10

China says she will risk war with
Japan rather than let Japan take
more of her territory. If that war
comes it will illustrate the differ
ence between a country prepared,
Japan, and one unprepared and dis
organized, China.
Japan's mspoken answer to Chi
mas war threat is her birth rate
Those millions of new babies must
60 somewhere.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-12-10
Drouth Commission Gets
Data for Its PROGRAM

CHAIRMAN MORRIS L. COOKE
~ and other members of the fed
eral great plains drouth commits
sion are holding a series of meet
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-12-10
Green Is Reelected by
Federation of Labor

NIILLIAM GREEN was re-
w elected president of tn e
American Federation of Labor be-
fore the closing of the convention
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-12-10

Mr.. Green's and Mr.. Lewis union
labor organizations indicate that
their differences may be settled,
which is good news. Organized labor
should present united front against
too-short pay and long hours.
The prosperity of the nation de-
pends on how much the workers
have 70 spend.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-12-10
.BRZSBANE'
THIS WEEK
To Store Food in Mines
Presidents Good Idea
No Criticism for Germany
Japan's Many Babies

While the President talks peace
for all the Americas, England,
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Public Enemy No. I

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tyou miserable is worse than neg
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health. Don't permit it! You may have
grateful benefit from the use Of Doan's
RcguIets-a preparation old in name
cut strictly modem in combination OF
ingredients that aid liver and bowels
20 keep the body free Of waste. Gentle
in action and wonderfully effective
and helpful, Doan's ReguIets should
edrr your approval. Be regular with
ResuIets. Sold at all drug stores.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-12-10

The Presidents trip to South Am
erica proves to have been a most
useful idea. Great crowds welcomed
him in his brief stop at Rio de
Janelro, as he drove through the
streets with the Brazilian President
Getulio Vargas, bands playing The
Star-Spangled Banner"
The President will talk peace and
business, at least as much busi-
ness as peace, and he will make
friends for us all in South America.
You may count that day rare on
which Chancellor Hitler's govern
ment does nothing new and queer.
Dramatic criticism and literary crit
iclSmS are now forbidden in Ger
many. Constructive criticism is of
greatest value to actors and writer's;
the intelligent among them are
grateful for it.
The Ruler Of the universe was
his own critic, ''and God saw every
thing that He had made, and, be-
hold, it was very good" All need
criticism, the powerful need it more
than others, and Hitler will have
it when history is written. His min
lister of propaganda cannot control
that.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-12-10

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La gaceta., 1936-11-07

Frank T. Phillios, Waller N.
Burnside, E. w. Spencer, D.
Hoyt Wocdberry, DR.. G. c.
Rankin y R. T. Joughin.
Sobreviven al Sr. Whitaker
sp viuda, tres hijos, Pat, Tom y
D. B. Whitaker dos hijas, Sras
j. Santacruz y E. D. Goodson, v
un hermano, residente en- Geor-
gia.
A las tres y media de la tarde
Sc pondra en- Marcia ell cortejo
y ell cadaver recibira sepultura
en- Myrtle Hill.
Mr.. Whitaker habia sido al
calde de Franklin, Ga, Y legis-
lador en- ell vecino estado.
A la distinguida familia, Y en-
particular a los hermanos Pat y
Tom Whitaker, expresamos
nrestra condolencia.
La gaceta., 1936-11-07
LOS OBREROS DEL ACERO
DICEN QUE LA SUBIDA.
ES UNA MISERIA

Pittsburgh, Nov. Phillip
Murray, p~residente del comite
organizador nombrado por j. L.
Lewis, califi.a de miseria, IA
miserable ~pitanza", ell aumento
hecho por las companies del a.
zero a sE trabajadores.
Esa industrial ha concedido ell
aumento para darsela de a.
truista y evitar que sus obreros
Sc organizer. LA miserable pi-
tanza no es suficiente para GU
brir las necesidades de los HON
bres que trabajan en- ell acero".
La compania automovilista
Chrysler anrn:i6 que ell dia IA
de diciembre repartira entire
sus trabajadores $4,000, 900.
La gaceta., 1936-11-07
L E Ell
TIE DANIEL
B. WHITAKER

Daniel B. Whitaker, padre de
los prominentes abogados Pat y
Tom Whitaker, qre Sc hallaba
paralitico, falleci6 aver en- esta
cindad, a la edad de 60 amos.
Ell sepelio Sc verificara en- la
tarde de hoy, saliendo ell corteic
fGnebre de la casa ndmero 2OO9
de la avenida Elmwood, en- esta
Oficiara en- la ceremonial relis
giosa ell Rev. John N. Hudson
de la iglesia Bautista Concord.
de Palmetto Beach.
Cargaran ell feretro los Sres.
La gaceta., 1936-11-07

MGgnificO Ell salon del Centre
En- la noche de aver visite Ell
salon de bale de la distinguish
sociedad Centre Espahol, que
prOnto quedara transformado
en- IN precioso patio espanol'.
Sc probaba ell alumbrado que,
como dijimos anteriormente,
lleva varios dolores y funciona
por medic automatico, dandose-
lie al salon la tonalidad que Sc
desee.
ALI vi varios americanos, al
parecer amigos del contratista.
Todos tenian frases de elogio
para la magnifica sala Y al uni
sOno decia: ut is going to be
the best in Florida. Cast ter
minado, en- 10 que Sc refiere a
La gaceta., 1936-11-07

DETALLES SOBRE
Ell ATRACO A LA
FABRICA Ell PARAISO.

ADASASA EG <NAS<A0OO
La cantidad robada en- la fa-
brica de tabacos Gel Paradise,
de la firma de Perfecto Garcia
y Co., es de $2O,101.
Por la captura de los dos BAN
didos ha ofrecido $1,000 de re-
compensa la compania Hart
ford Accident and Indemnity
Co., representada aquf por los
hermanos Lykes.
Sc cometi6 ell atraco cerca de
las nueve de la manana.
Manuel Garcia, Jr., que Sc ha
llaba en- la oficina junto con
Luis Lopez Y Rafael Rodriguez
Espina, srfri6 la ~fractura de un
hueso del brazo izquierdo, sien-
do asistido en- ell ~sanatorio del
Centre Asturiano.
Luis Lopez dice que las ma
nos lie temblaban al bandido que
emprnaba ell revolver.
Alcanzaron a Rafael Rodri-
guez, jefe del departamento de
despalillado, f~ragmentos del
CRYSTAL de la puerta, pero no SUI
fri6 daho de importancia en- su
persona.
AL cafetero de la fabrica, A.
Garcia, no es que no lie dejarar
subir, como decimos en- otro lu-
gar ,sino que no lie dejaron salil
hacia ell frente.
Ell dinero habia sido llevadC
a la fabrica por ell banco Elk.
change National. Los obreros c.
braran hoy, como 81 NADIA hubie
ra sucedido.
La gaceta., 1936-11-07
GIRADoS $3.50 A DON
DE LOS RIOS

Ell Comite de Defensa del
Frente Popular espahol giro
en- esta semana a Don Fernan-
do de los Rios, embajador EN-
Washington, $3.50 mas.
Sc hizo ell giro por medic de
un banco local Y solo cost6
$1.6O. SUE
Invertira ell embajadr ell di-
nero con arreglo a las instruc-
clones del gobierno de Madrid
Los giros a Paris fueron su.
primidos porque ell embajador
iraquistafn no contestaba a
los despachos que Sc lie remi.
tfan.
La gaceta., 1936-11-07
Ell bale de hon

Ell bale de hoy
Hoy Selebrara ell club Omerta,
que preside ell Sr. Manuel Ca
brera, su primer bale por in
vitacion.
Este acto tendra. lugar en- los
salcnes del Club Italia, en- la ca
lie 10 y octava avenida.
En- ambcs salones habra md-
sica bailable desde las 10 de la
noche hasta las cuatro de la ma
mana.
La orquesta completa de Rex
Mcdonald and his Dixians, com
puesta por IL ~profesores y TN
Cantante ,hara las delicias de los
amantes de la m1sica ameriea-
ma Y ell conjunto que dirige Ma
ximo Echegaray tocara las ultl-
mas pleas criollas mas en- bo-
ga. u
Cuatro simpaticas sehoritas
han sido designadas madrinas
de esta fiesta son elias Srtas.
Jesusa Diez, Josefina Fernan-
DEE, Olga Garcia Y Maria Co
meZ.
Habran mesas reservadas en-
la planta baja del edificio. Es-
tas Sc venden a $1!O0 con cua-
tro sillas Y 25c extra por cada
silla adicional.
Muy pdcas invitaciones les
quedan va a los miembros del
club.
La gaceta., 1936-11-07

y cinso para las municiones.
Aseg1rase que 5000 rifles
mas sc encuentran en- ull pier
to del golfo, listos para ser man
Gados a Espana.
Este es ell segundo cargamen-
to de material de. guerra que Nc
jico manda a los leales espaho-
les.
La gaceta., 1936-11-07
Y A N
NO RECONoCERAN Ell DO
MIMIC DE ITALIA SOBRE
UTOPIA

Paris, nov. 7.-Inglaterra y
Francia, indignadas por ell 1lti-
mo discurso de Mussolini, han
decidido no reconOcer la conquis
ia de Italia sobre Ethiopia. Lon
dres Y Paris Green qeu Ell dicta-
dor italiano sigue apartandose
de la raz6n y que. la Gnica alter
nativa con 81 es no dar credito a
srs palabras.
Mussolini amenaz6 de nuevo
a IngAterra, con la guerra 81
fuere necesario, antes que reco-
nocer al dominic de @sta sobre
ell Mediterraneo. Tambien ex-
pres6 su descontento pOr la ac-
titcd de Francia, negandose a
reconocer la conquista de Etio-
pia.
A consecuencia de las psla-
bras del Duce han Semorado Su
salida ha,ia Romll los nuevos
em6aiadOres de FVancia e In.
gAaterra han convenid6 tam
bien en- mantener una norma de
es.recha cooperation con res
pecto a Espaha.
La gaceta., 1936-11-07
En- defensa de la causa de la Replbica
EspanoIa y de la Libertad

da cinco mil disparos solo uno
"hace carne". Nj Ell ruido de los
disparos nj la bala cuyo silbido
Sc DYE matan. No hay peligro
mayor que Ell huir, pOrqre las
balas del enemigo corren mucho
mas. Para descubrir ell peligro v
hurtarle Ell cuerpo hay que con-
servar la serenidad. Solo los
tiran ell fusil. Los "hom
'bres" no huyen jamas.
(De "Claridad").
La gaceta., 1936-11-07
.CARGAMENTO DE ARMAS
PARA ESPANA

Cirdad de MEXICO, nov. T.
Han sido mandates para Vera
cruz, dOnde Sc cargaran con des
tino al gobierno espanol, 16 ca
nones de campana Y municio-
mes. Ell t~ransporte Sc hizo en- ire
ce carros, ocho para los canones
La gaceta., 1936-11-07
Nota de dnelo

En- la tarde de aver recibi0
cristiana sepultura ell cadaver
de la venerable sonora Juana
Quesada, madre amantisima del
Sr. Juan Quesada, prestigioso
Presidente de la sociedad Circu-
10 Cubano.
A las cinco parti6 ell ~cortejo
funebre de la casa mortuoria a.
venida de Michigan y Gale Is,
hasta ell Cementerio de Wood
lawn.
La familia Quesada goza de
la mas alta estimation en- esta
localidad.
En- gran nGmero las ofrendas
florales descansaban sobre ell f6
retro, destacandose la de la email
tecida sociedad Guiana y la del
Centre Espanol.
Reiteramos a sus queridos hi
jos, Juan, Manuel y demas ia
miliares nuestro testimonio de
sentida condolencia.
Descanse en- paz la bondadosa
sonora que fue ejemplo de ma
DIRE y esposa.
La gaceta., 1936-11-07

I'm beneficiO
Ell domingo Is de este mes
habra una function extraordina-
ria en- ell teatro del Circrlo Gu
banc a beneficio de Gabriel Pa
rrado (Bebo).
Sc representaran Los Cam
pesinos" Y "Las Codornices''.
Como fin de fiesta Sc presen-
tara Jun acto de variedades por
ccnd.idos cantantes de la locali-
dad.
Tomaran parte varios artis-
tas que act1an en- Ell teatro del
Centre Asturiano.
La gaceta., 1936-11-07
Del cabaret privGdO

Del cabaret privGdO
Unas lineas para recordar e.
cabaret privado que prepare ell
Temple Ideal No. 2. ell dia IA
de este mes.
Los organizadOres con gran
entusiasmo entienden las petit
clones de mesas, y dan los "dl-
limos tOques" al salon.
Sera I'm triunfo para los
La gaceta., 1936-11-07
NOTAS SOCTALES

las parties mas dificiles. Falta la
pintura que llevara Ell techo y
otros detalles.
Su Inauguration constituira
un acontecimiento en- nuestra a.
preciable sociedad latina.
La gaceta., 1936-11-07

En- Ell Centre EspaHol
de West Tampa
Tambien en- la sala del barrie
oeste cOmenzara la ~"serie" de
matinees dominicales.
Grata noticia para la juven-
tud de Allende ell rio, que pasa-
"a alegres horas. Tocara en- la
temporada la orQuesta Don
Francisco.
Los caballeros pagaran SOC y
las damas 25.
La gaceta., 1936-11-07
En- ell Circmlo Cubono

En- Ell C{rcado CubonO
Dara comienzo manana la
temporada de bales Dominica.
les.
Matinees, cen la orquesta
"Dixieland Swingster'.
En- la "casita criolla" Sc dara
eta nuestra juventud.
Caballeros so c. y damas 25.
La gaceta., 1936-11-07
OCTUBRE, GEsTA HEROIC.

AA@AsOAOAA
Ell aniversario de octubre es
ell aniversario de las libertades
populares por las que ahora Sc
ALA en- armas ell espanol dig
no. La sedici6n pretoriana que
vamos aplastando tuvo su GER
minaci6n Y principle EN- octu-
bre de 1884, cuando Gil Ro.
bles Y sus edecanes f~ascistas
Sc lanzaron, apoyados en- una
TRACTION constitutional, al asal-
to del Poder. Fueron las gran
des masas populares-sin en-
trar a discernir sobre su part;
do rector-quienes avanzaron
sus pecho her6icos para dete-
ner al enemigo. Y 10 detuvie-
ron. Octubre, perdido, 10 fue
momentaneamente. Lo figure,
mas bien. Porque al pueblo Sc
lie amordaza, Sc lie ~tortura, Sc
lie silencia; pero jamas Sc lie
vence. Y octubre era ell pueblo
espanol en- insurrecci6n arma-
da contra ell fascismo inquisi-
torial.
Octubre germin6 ell triunfo
de febrero del ano presente y
germin6 ell triunfo de febSero
del ano presente y germin6 la
intentona fascista, hoy guerra
civil FL halito poderoso de las
masas populares espanolas,
que demOstraron en- octubre su
energia y su vol1men, es 10
que ha inducido al fascismo q
la insurreccion. Octubre ense-
no a las castas feudales v oil
garquicas a temer al pueblo.
Porque 10 temian pretendieron
aplastarlo.
En- ell proceso de transfer
maci6n politica Y social que vi
vimos, Octubre significa e'
principle de una nueva era de
: iusticia popular, que ultima
remos g~loriosamente en- breve.
Cuando manana generaciones
venideras hagan historic sobre
viejos c~entones de la patria, a.
taran en- un solo cabo octubre
con febrero y julio, tres fechas
que marcan tres hios ploriosOs
en- la capacidad transforma-
ra Y revolucionaria del pueblo
espanol.
Octubre de 1884 es Ell motor
que hoy aferra ell fusil en- manos
del soldado de la milicia.
Octubre de 1884 es la levadu-
ra que hoy fermenta la transfer
maci6n politica y social de Es-
paia.
Octubre de 1884 es ejemplo Y
recuerdo, espOlique y amino en-
la lusha her6ica que Espaha en-
terra sostiene contra sus enemi-
gos seculares.
} Que hoy, en- su aniversario,
nos endurezca el recuerdo ell pro
p6sito de veneer.
VIVA OCTUBREl
VIVA ESPANA, REPUBLI
CA DE
Juventudes Socialists Unfit
cadas de Espaha.-Secretaria-
La gaceta., 1936-11-07
miembros de la Logia Aguilas
de Orc.


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