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Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-22
Joint Session of
TJUo Departments
In City Tuesday

Eastside Sunset al nd Calipatria
home departments had a joint
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
court house where Miss Florence
Glenn, home demonstration agent,
discussed factor to be considered in
finishing bedrooms.
Later the women visited the I. V.
Hardware Co. store where special
displays of bedroom furniture and
furnishings had been arranged. j.
r. Fahs, head of the furniture de-
partment, discussed styles of fur
niture.
Calipatria women met earlier IN
the court house park for luncheon.
Mrs. j. r. SouthWorth, home depart
ment president, talked on the farm
bureau and home department Or
ganization and discussed response
bilities of home department mem
bers. She also outlined the study
on disqualification and medical care
which the home department is
sponsoring.
Those from Calipatria who at
tended were Mesdames Noble, Hite-
man, Dayton, Thetford, Bedwell,
Moore, Sperry, Farmer, Elster, In
gram, Ferguson, Russell, Smith,
Woelke, Dr. Montgomery
Eastside- Sunset members who at
tended were Mesdames I. H. Shaw,
Ernest Edwards, Dave Vencill, Ida
Little, ElSy Muller, Eva Allen, Pete
Ryerson, c. L. Bishop, Robert Bor-
en-, Rudolph Harman, F.. Fred
Kamm, w. E. Hancock.
The Imperial club will meet Fri
day afternoon at the store for the
same program.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-22
Section Surprises
Mrs. SUerdfeger

A surprise shower for Mrs. w. A,
Swerdfeger took place at the meet
ing CT the Ten Thousand clubs Arts
and Crafts section Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. P. N. Van
5lyck, 452 Sandalwood Drive.
Mrs. Swerdfeger was presented
with a collection of lovely potted
plants by her friends, those present
including Mesdames L. w. Allen, w.
A. Vie, j. P. Hansen, r. w. Ware,
Frank Modem, Frank Simons, Glenn
Xieffer. Russell Graves. Fred Har-
der, and Mrs. Van Slyck and Mrs
SWerdfeger.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-22
Buffet Supper AT
Golf Club Sunday

Sunday night Suppers are always
enjoyable events, popular because of
their pleasant informality. Barbara
Worth golf club is planning one of
these events for this coming Sunday,
the affair being open to members
and friends of the club.
The womens board of directors
is taking charge of the party as
sisted by many of the club members
end has planned an appetizing buf-
fet supper which will be served at
6 pm.
For those who wish to play bridge,
tables will be made up after the
supper so that they may have an
opportunity for their game.
Sunday afternoon at l pm. the
club is sponsoring Scotch four
some.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-22
World Wide Guild
Play A Success

The Country Cousin" was ably
presented by the girls of the World
Wide Guild of the First Baptist
church Tuesday evening, a large
audience being present to witness
this amusing play
Those taking part we're: Margaret
Bristow, Sybil Shipp, Inez McGahey.
GenevieVe Moody, Tonic Sue Nc
Christy, Margaret Miner, Virginia
Mcbride and Myrell Clayton. The
play was directed by Mrs A. j. Huds-
peth and by Mrs. John Busby. spon-
sor for the group
Between acts piano numbers were
played by Mary Leo Johnson, Vivian
Harper and Pat Bishop, Allene Nc
Christy being heard in a group Of
songs.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-22
Bridge Club Honors
S. c. Scoullers

Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Scouller were
special guests of their bridge club,
the members giving farewell
party for them recently at the Ed
gar Mason home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Scouller plan to leave Ell Centro
May l to the regret of their friends.
A pot luck dinner and game Of
bridge were enjoyed, those present
being Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Mar
shall. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bram-
kamp, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Forshey,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haas of Ell
Centre; Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Coving-
ton and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fish
er of CaleXico. Mr.. and Mrs. Seoul
Ter and Mr., and Mrs. Mason.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-22
Sears Roebuck Head
ArriUes In City

Mr. and Mrs. H. j. HeiSch new
arrival in Ell Centro from Reno, New,
have rented the residence at 483
Wensley avenue, and are moving in.
Mr.. Heisch is to be managre of the
Sears Roebuck company store which
opens in Ell Centro the latter part
Of May. He formerly was manager
of the Sears store at Reno. Mr.. and
Mrs. Heisch have a 20-month old
daughter. Terrell, and expect to
make their home here permanently.
Both originally come from Sacra-
mentO.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-22
Match Point Club
Has Weekly Game

Weekly game for the Match Point
Duplicate club was played Tuesday
night at the Lester Eichold home in
the Embury apartments.
At the end of the game Mrs. Mont
j. Reid playing for E P. Pennebak-
er, and Charlie Birkhauser playing
for r. P. Moore, were high; Mrs
Charles P. Delp and Mrs. Cali P
Harrison, second; Mrs. Eichold and
Mrs. Homer Miller, third; Mrs. w
B. SWandberger and Mr.. Eichold
playing Tor w. j. Meagher, fourth.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-22
Graduates Guests
OF BraWley Club

Brawley Business and Profession
al Women's club entertained the
high school and junior college girl
graduates of that city Tuesday at
a party at the Del Rio club house.
A program of music and dance
numbers was given and Mrs. Eva
lyn Boman Westerfield, county re-
corder, was speaker Of the evening,
talking on opportunities for women
in business and professional fields
Upon conclusion of her talk She
was presented with a gift.
The evening ended with the ScrV-
ing of refreshments.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-22
M. E. Missionary
Society Meets

Methodist Missionary society
members enjoyed a program on the
various home missions schools in
The United States, Mrs. Ray jerks
being in charge and the meeting be-
ing held at the home of Mrs. c. E.
Sones, Cos Wensley avenue.
Mrs. w. w. McEuen led the pray
er circle and Mrs. c. A. Meredith
had charge of the devotionals. The
afternoon ended with the serving
of refreshments by Mrs. Sones.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-22
University Club
Dance Planned

Recent graduates of Womcns
University club have set May 2
as the date for their last dance to
be held at the Del Rio club, Braw-
ley open to all club members and
their friends. ,,.
Carroll Campbell's orchestra has
been engaged and those wishing
tickets may get them from Miss
Eunice Sprinkle, $40 Wensley, Ell
Centre, or Miss Dorothy Holiday,
172 l street, BraWley
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-22
Mrs. Remington In
Charge of Program,

Barbara Remington will present
She program for the Ten Thousand
club Music sections meeting Thurs
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the
club house. Mrs Remington has
arranged a series of piano numbers
representing both the classic and
the modern composers.
At the conclusion of the program
the hostesses for the afternoon Mrs,
Edward H. Law, Mrs. Lillian Sur
face and Mrs. r. j. Clevenger will
serve refreshments to members and
guests.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-22
Deputy To Visit
Signal Chapter

Mrs. U. l.. Martin, deputy grand
matron fer this district, will make
her official visit to Signal chapter
No. 276. Order of the Eastern Star,
at the meeting Friday at 8 pm. in
the Masonic temple.
Special preparations have been
made for her visit and an interest
ing program has been planned in
addition to the exemplification Of
the ritualistic work.
After the meeting a committee of
members will serve refreshments.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-22
Entire Nos Board
Holds Meeting

Concluding their business for the
year members of the retiring En-
trc Nos club executive board had a
meeting and pot luck dinner Tues
day at the James H. Marshall home.
Those present were MI and Mrs
Marshall, MI. and Mrs. Charles A.
Bratton, Mr. and Mrs Leslie Har-
rington, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Miller,
Mr. and Mrs Guy G. Beynon, Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. MattoX, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Correll.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-22
Baptist Missionary
Group To Convene

Baptist women from all parts of
Imperial county will meet in Cal
eXico Tuesday for the annual SeS-
sion of the Imperial Valley Mission
airy society of the Baptist asSocia-
ton.
The opening meeting will start at
10 am. in the CaleXico church and
highlights of the day will be talk
by Mrs. j. B. Richardson of Burma
and the election of officers for the
coming year. At noon the CalcXico
women will serve luncheon.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-22
May Day Party Set
For Next Week

A May day breakfast is being
planned by the women of the Meth
odist Aid Society who will be host
esses on May at II noon in the
new social hall, 803 Olive.
A delicious menu will be served
and a delightful program present
ed the party being open to all
women of the community Many
hosteSses are taking tables and
those wishing reservations must
make them with Mrs. John w. Cook
by next Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-22

Then an assembly will be featured
in which the old and new methods
CT education will be portrayed
More detailed announcements OF
the programs will be made later.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-22
Quill and Scroll
Commissioners Dance

King Carnival vii reign supreme
at the carnival dance to be held IN
the gym, April "a, by the Board OF
Commissioners. Booths have been
planned by nearly all school organi-
zations, who are cooperating to
make this the outstanding dance OF
the year Excellent music and much
enjoyment is promised all who at
tend. General admission will be
25 cents per couple.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-22

are in the San Diego hospital chill
dren being sent from the valley to
San Diego by the Sciots for care
and treatment
j. d. Christensen recently had a
report on these children and en-
coUraging gains in weight and
health have been reported. Every
dollar earned by the party will be
used in this welfare work and those
who attend will have a good time
IS Woll.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-22
{. 5. +. Banquet

Scholars, past and present. of
Central will meet for an evening of
fun, April % at the Barbara Worth
hotel, where the annual banquet of
the Ell Centro chapter of the Cali
fornia Scholarship Federation is to
be held. Under the supervision of
Mrs, Emma Keller, committees have
been working hard to make this
years affair the most successful one
yet given here.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-22
Mrs. Dan West
Returns Home

Mrs. Dan West has returned to
the valley after an extended visit
in Pittsburgh, Kansas, where she
was called by the illness of her
mother who is now much better.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-22
Rebekohs To Have
Pot Luck Dinner

Barbara Worth Rebekahs this
week are tC have a pot luck dinner
preceding their regular business
meeting.
Members will meet at 7 pm. at
the home of Mrs. Dorothea Tired
enick 663 Olive avenue, Thursday
evening enjoying dinner together
before their business session.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-22
A. w. S.

A. w. S.
A progressive supper featuring
chop suey as the main dish will be
enpoyed by the Associated Women
students of C.J.C. next Monday,
April 27 A business meeting will be
held following the supper.
Quill and Scroll
Mystery will mark the initiation
of the Ell Centre chapter of Quill
and Scroll, the international fra
ternity of high school journalists
The initiatory ceremony will be
held April % at the home of Miss
Bessis Prouifoot Those initiated
will include Allyene Pyle, Barbara
Horton, Marge H0vey. Kay Surface,
Lee Edgar and Phil Van Slyck Al
ready a member of the Marysvillc,
California, chapter Robert Lander
man will transfer to the Ell Ccntro
group.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-22
High School Has
Many Events On
Calendar
Phoenix Glee Club

FhOenlX GIee CIub
A delightful program of music
will be featured at the special as
sembly Of April 90, when the Wom-
ems Glee Club from Phoenix Junior
college will entertain the combined
student bodies of the high school
and junior college.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-22
Return From Trip
To Los Angeles

Mr and Mrs. l.. A. Madden have
returned from business trip to Los
Angeles.
La gaceta., 1936-12-17
incendiarias v eNplosivas.

lncendiarias y explosives.
No Sc puede pronosticar 10
que sucedera en- Espafia. Los
espanOles mismos son los pri-
meros en- admitirlo. No obstan-
te, un extranjero que observe,
la situaci6n objetivamente, des-
de este lado, no puede llegar a
Otra conclusion de que ell gene
raj Franco con sus presentes
fuerzas no puede triunfar.
Embarcaron en- aVlencia, en-
ell crucero Raleigh, otres diez
ciudadanos americanos, entire
ellos Paul Quinn " Marvin
Talph, de la Compania Inter
nacional de Telefonos Y Tele-
grafo. Bathilde Taverner, de
Newark, New Jersey, tambien
EMBARGO.
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~negociaciones el manscal LANG
para poner te6mino a la guerra civil
Ha sidO puestO en- libertad Ell Oral. Tine-Weng

generalisimo Sc encuentra en-
lugar SECURE, y que asf 10 ha CO.
municado por la radio ell maris-
cal.
Creese que Hsreh-Liang en-
via sus condolences por medic
del general a quien ma dejado
en- libertad.
James Elder, ell americana
consejero de Chang, lego por
aercplanO a Marking y Sc lie
mantiene incomunicado.
I'm alto funcionario del GO
'hierno: Una cosa es cierta Sc
ria realizar algo por debajo de
la dignidad del gobierno ell con-
ferenciar con ell mariscal Chang
a quien consideramos un BAN
didoS.
La gaceta., 1936-12-17
AHORA Sc OPINA QUE UN
AUTOMOVIL DBRRIBO A
H PARKS Y LIE eau
so LA MUERTE

Las autoridades del condado
ylos detectives de la ciudad ex-
presaron 'anoche la opinion de
que la j6ven Ethel Parks, cuyo
cadaver Sc encontrara en- la ca
rretera ndmero 5, el pasado lu-
mes por la noche, fue derriba-
ola por un autom6vil que pasa-
lba, sufriendo lesiones que ls
produjeron la muerte.
C.. D. Carr, empleado de una
estaci6n de gasolina, declare a.
yer al condestable Newberger
que 81 habia recogido a la mu-
jer, cuando caminaba por la
carretera, a ocho O diez cuadras
del salon de bale donde estuvie
ra con Jose Lorenzo, y la habia
DaJaoo a muy c0rta diStancia
de dOnde ell cuerpo fuera en-
contrado.
Asegura Carr que la muier
estaba borradha y que 81 la reco
gi6 porque vic que caminaba
por la %carretera, bajo la lluvia,
dejandola en- Ia esquina donde
Ell debia seguir ell rumbo de su
casa.
La muchacha lie dijo que Sc
dirigia a California, a yer a su
madre. Trat6 de razonar con
ella, mas no pudo persuadirla.
En- una estaci6n de gasolina
:ercana tambi6n vieron a la mu
jer, 10 que evidentemente prue-
ba la inocencia de Lorenzo.
La gaceta., 1936-12-17
PARA CUBA
A SANTIAGO RONDON

Las autoridades de inmigra-
ci6n deportaron aver para Gu
tba, cumpliendo 6rdenes de Wa
shington, al Sr. Santiago Ron
don, un revolucionario cubano
que entr6 i~legalmente en- este
pals.
Rsnd6n, a juicio de los revo-
lucionarios aqui residences, Sc
"a asesinado o encarcelado por
Batista a su llegada a Cuba.
Sc lie acusa en- la Habana,
como miemhro que era de la
J6ven Cuba, de haber tornado
parte en- ell secuestro del j6ven
millionaire Eutimio Falla Bo-
net.
FL gobierno de Estados Uni
dos lie expulsa por haber entra-
do en- territorio americana vio-
lando las leyes en- vigor.
La gaceta., 1936-12-17

Marking, die. 1z.-El maris-
cal Chang HsuehIiang arori6
hoy negociaciones para finali-
Ear ell movimiento de guerra Ct
vii iniciado con ell secuestro del
general Chang Kai Shek.
Sc anunci6 en- Marking que
ell mariscal dej6 hoy en- liber-
bertad al general Chang Ting
Wen, lugarteniente y rompa-
nero de cautiverio del genera
lfsimo, entregandole un mensa-
lie personal para ell ministro de
la guerra, Ho YingIChin, jefe
de la expedition de castigo con-
ira Sianfu.
al mismo tempo Sc reiter6
per ell ministerio de relaciones
exteriores la noticia de que ell
La gaceta., 1936-12-17
LOS DUENOS DE LAS ESTA-
CLONES DE GASOLINE SE
.'OPONDRAN AL IMPUESTO

Como 81 ell impuesto tuviera
que salir de sus bosillos, los
lduenos de estaciones de gasoli-
ma acordaron anoche, en- una
reunion celebrada en- la camara
de comercio, llevar Ia lucha ION
ira ell nuevo impuesto munici :
pal de I'm centavo por gallon de
lgasolina a los tribunales del con
dado y del estado.
Ell primer movimiento de es-
tos detallistas sera solicitar ur
interdicto judicial contra ell i'm
puesto, alegando duplica otro
impuesto de la WPA y por 10
tanto es Unconstitutional.
Estos senores acordaron ano
che ayrdar a los politicastros
que Sc proponen s%olicitar la DIES
titucion de los funcionarios mu
inicipales, con Ell alcalde y los
.concejales a la cabeza.
Como directories fueron cleo
tos v. W. M.Kinnon, presiden-
te;; Frank James, vicepresiden
tie; Alfred Race, seeretario, y
Henry Garcia, tesorero.
La gaceta., 1936-12-17
ACUSACIONES PRESENTA-
DAS POR Ell FISCAL DEL


Ell fiscal del condado, Sr. A.
lien, present6 aver las siguien-
tes acusaciones en- la corte do
10 criminal: Leslie William y
Albert Foster, por entrar en-
una casa de la Gale Mitchell v
robarse los muebles; Ernest
GUnter, por entrar en- una CO.
dhera y robarse muebles; Jas
per Henderson. por romper una
alacena de la carcel municipal V
llevarse carne valuada en- ST.
70; j. P. Wetmore, Jr., pOr OBJ
tener un canton con falsas pre-
tensiOnes; Steve Hawkins, asal-
to criminal: Luis Guerra, por
alOjarse en- Ell hotel Lafayette y
no pagan ell ~aloiamientO.
La gaceta., 1936-12-17
I'm ~bdnqVete

I'm bGnquete
Ell Cheers Amis Social Club
celebrara manana viernes un
r'anquete en- ell restaurant eel
Pasaje''.
Sera en- honor de las directi-
vas entrantes Y salientes. For
man la nueva directiva los j6-
venes Bill Robert, presidente;
Henry Orihuela, Vice; Srta.
Matilde Martinez, Secretaria /;
Max Garcia, tesorero; y An
drew MARTINEZ, Reporter.
Despues de la comida los CO.
mensales Sc entregaran al los
bailables.
Felicitamos a la nueva "me-
sa".
La gaceta., 1936-12-17
~ III del Up-to-date

- " USi Op-tO-uUto
Muy divertida la fiesta que
Muy divertida la fiesta que
anodhe celebr6 esta simpatica
entidad social en- sus salones de
la S6ptima avenida Y Gale 10.
Llegamos cuando mayoreera la
algeria. Los muchadhos DANA
ron con sus companeras al COM
pas de la ortof6nica.
En- ell cuarto que hacia de "sa
lon cantina" Sc saborearon RI
cuisines "cakes" confecciona-
dos por LA Palma. Abundan-
temente Sc obsequi6 con cerve-
zas y licores.
Entire la numerosa concurren
cha pudimos anotar a las ST.
guientes personas; Oscar Ma
cfas, su j6ven Presidente; Srta.
Jennie Espolita, Vice Presi-
sidente; Henry Velasco, Teso-
zero; Rafael Rodriguez Espina,
Manuel Perez Menendez, Srta.
America Gonzalez, Srta. Velia
Y Mary Trashorras, Tomas A
guilar, Srta. Sdrafina Marti-
nez, Juan Simon, Jr., Alejan-
dro Garcia, Evelio Valdes, Mi
guel Ferrara, Srtas. Ernestina
Perez, Elena Perez, Maria Pc
rez, Aracelia Perez, Josefina
Martinez, Manuel Garcia, De-
lilo Camus, Srta. Maria Perez,
Miguel Angel Villar, Efren Ri
vero, Tomas Gonzalez, Mike
Fernandez, Rafael Escobar,
Srta. Juanita Alvarez, Domin-
60 Amador, Srta. Ofelia Alva-
Ia-. Manuel Fuerftes Ayelino
Ac u Y Julio Garbalosa.
Fua una noche muy alegre.
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Bale de ANO NNeVO

Bale de ANo NaeVO
D Coronation
Nombre que lelvara ell gran
bale que ell dia 81 de este mes
celebrara la Secci6n de Recreo
del Centre Asturiano, Y que pre-
side ell atento j6ven Julio AL
varez.
En- esta fiesta bailable sOra
coronado la nueva reina, la be-
la Srta. Vicenta Longo Y sus
damas de corte, que la forman
las graciosa ssenoritas Gloria
Rubin, Rosa Alfonso, Margari-
ia Dfaz, y Dalia ]. Escobio.
Han sido contratadas para
este bale las orquestas "Art
Hagerty and his New Workers.
que tOcara en- ell salon alto, y
Ia Tropical" que amenizara
los bailables en- el salon canti-
ma.
La gaceta., 1936-12-17
Bale ell dta 81

DuJtS ~ UUu ~
Unas lineas para recordar ell
bale que celebrara la Secci6n
de Damas de la Orden Caballe-
ros del Aguila de Orc en- os sa-
ZONES del Castillo Crist6bal Co
Ion, ell traditional Dia de No
chebuena.
Son madrinas de esta fiesta
bailable las senoritas Aurora
Garcia, Hilda Castro, Josefina
Mortimer, Angie Sedita y Rosa
Sedita.
Tocara la orquesta Don Fran
cisco. Sc venderan mesas reser-
vadas al precio de un peso. En-
trada general, 40 cts. los caba-
leros, y 25 las damas.
La gaceta., 1936-12-17

Para los niaos de EsrdaG
Todo ell que quiera contribuir
a la labor que realiza la Secci6n
de Damas del Centric Asturia-
no, cuya lista de donativoS au-
menta de dia en- dfa, 10 puede
hacer llamandd al telefonO
27O7, del Centre Asturiano, y
pasara una comisi6n a recOger
ell donativo.
Contingencies a aliviar Ia
situaci6n de los ninos, muchos
de ellos huerfanitos.
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Facnci6n a fGVOr de
los niNOs de EspGRG

Jos UtUOS U6 ESpUNCN
Tambien recordamos la fun
ci6n que celebrara la Logia Lo-
yal Knights en- fecha pr6xima.
Lo recaudado Sc destinara en-
comprar ropa a los nihos nece-
sitados de Espana.
La Obra que esa nOche Sc lie
vara a escena interpretada por
la Secci6n Juvenil. figurando
tambien en- ell programa la es-
tudiantina Espaha, de la misma
Logia, que dirije ell maestro VIZ
tor Gonzalez y la componen los
alumnos de la acadamia de mG-
sica de os Caballeros Leales.
Una obra altruista y que me
rece ser patrOcinada.
La gaceta., 1936-12-17
ULTIMAS NOTTCIAS DE ESPANA
Mas de Glen aeroplanos leales voIaron sobre
Madrid deribaron 4 aparatos de los facciosos
Dicese que Sc ha preparado un CAME
de prisioneros de guerra

Madrid, Die. II Mas de
Glen aeroplanos del gobierno
de Madrid volaron hoy sobre
la capital, combatiendo a los
aparatos faccioss, y cuatro de
los aviones atacantes fueron
derribados, tres de ellos de ca
"a y uno de bombardeo.
Fuertes combates Sc sostie-
men en- los alrededores de Boa
'dilla del Monte y la Ciudad
Universitaria.
Los jefes de la Junta de De-
fensa esperan que ell general
Franco mande sus m~ejores tro
pas marroquies y los legiona :
rios sobre las lineas leales, con
la esperanto de conquistar la
capital.
Ell ataque probablemente Sc
realizara desde ell oeste por :
que las Columns insurgentes
Sc uneven va hacia Mazda :
honda desde Robledo de Cha
vela, 25 millas al oeste de la
ciudad.
Los fascistas avanzan tam
bien sobre Algete, a Is millas
de Madrid. creyendose que
Franco trata de efectuar un
movimiento de flanco entire
Madrid Y Valencia.
"Estamos perfectamente
preparados. dice la Junta de
Defensa, para repeler todos
los ataques del enemigo."
Rum6rase que entire ell go :
bierno y La Junta de Defensa
Sc hara un intercambio de pri-
sioneros. NADIA Sc quiso decir
en- Valencia sObre este punto.
Sabese no obstante que va
rios ccntenares de prisioneros
han sido puestos en- libertad y
que otrOS han sido trasladados
a prisiones de la costa de Le-
vante.
Ell invierno Sc ha presentado
con entero rigor, pero ell gene
raj Franco lanzara su llamado
ataque decisive.
BESIDE un punto de vista mi
litar las posibilidades de Fran
co son estas: No tiene nj las tro
.'ras nj ell material para un alta
'ue a la capital, nj conttandO
ION los refuerzos que sus ALA
dos puedan haberle dado. De-
De confiar por 10 tanto en- ell
fracaso o debilidad de la milicia
v la columna international pa
ra saear 81 mayor partdo posi-
BILE de la pOsici6n de los defen-
sores. En- adici6n parece seguir
contando con la esperanto De
quebrantar Ia moral de Ia po-
blaci6n civil, lanzando bOmbas
La gaceta., 1936-12-17
In Ell Centric Obrero

e. cuSdro que act1a en- Ell tea
tro de los trabajadores anuncia
lara ell pr6ximo domingo la o.
..ra titulada "5Quien es mi pa
req" y 'El Libre Gambia. En-
esta obra hara su debut la Sra
Angelica Grille.
La gaceta., 1936-12-17
INTERSTATE

De la finca de los Sres. Gran
da v Fernandez, la "Polleria Va
lenca" vendran para Nochebue
ma v Pascuas los celebres Pavos
trufados, criados espresamen-
te. .
La gaceta., 1936-12-17
AVISO

Para qusjas y nueyos subs
criptOres los telefonos de este
peri6dico son NJ 65-662 y
Y 1892.
Ell M 1862 respendera a
todas las llamadas de da y de
noche.
La gaceta., 1936-12-17
NOTAS SfCIAES

FL programa terminara con
numeros de variedades en- el
que aparecera la Srta. Gloria
Witches, e lcantante L. Calvo y
por primera vez la Srta. Hilda
Perdomo y otros.
La entrada sc cobrara a RAJ
z6n de 10 centavos para todos.
La gaceta., 1936-12-17
Fiesta futura

Fiesta fUtaTG
Ell nuevo club "The Original
Merrymakers" en- junta celebra
da acordaron celebrar su pri-
mera fiesta, consistente en- un
bale. Ell lugar sera escogidO en-
su oportunidad.
Daremos mas detalles de esta
fiesta.
La gaceta., 1936-12-17

Ell bale durara desde las IL
de Ia noche hasta las 8 de la
madrugada.