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The Washington times., 1936-03-03
SERVE RICE'S
HONEY KRUSHED BREAD

Thousands have found that this
wonderful new, corrective bread
gives just the aid needed. Exclu.
sive blend OF choice whole wheat
furnishes ideal roughage. Liberal
proportions Of purest honey
soothe and stimulate the inteSti-
nal tract.
The Washington times., 1936-03-03


offset expenditures which will be
made annually as q result of the
Soil Conservation and Domestic
Allotment Act recently enacted by
the Congress and approved by me:
and an additional sum recurring
annually for nine years will be re-
quired to amortize the total cost
of the Adjusted Compensation
Payment Act.
The net effect of paying the
veterans bonus in 1896, instead
Of 1945, is to add an annual charge
of 100 million dollars q year to
the 169 million dollars already in
the budget.
We are called upon, therefore, to
raise by some form of permanent
taxation an annual amount Of
$40 million dollars. 1t may be said.
truthfully and correctly, that 500
million dollars of this amount rep
reSentS substitute taxes in place of
the old processing taxes, and that
only 100 million dollars represents
new taxes not hitherto levied.
I leave, of course, to the discre-
ton of the Congress the formula
ton of the appropriate taxes tor
the needed permanent revenue.
I invite your attention, however,
to a form of tax which would
accomplish an important tax re-
form. remove two major inequai-
ties in our tax system. and stop
leaks" in present surtaxes.
Extended study of methods of
improving present taxes on in
come from business warrants the
consideration of changes to pro-
vide a fairer distribution Of the
tax load among all the beneficial
owners of business profits whether
derived from unincorporated en-
terpriSes or from Incorporated
businesses and whether diStrib-
uted to the real owners as earned
or withheld from them. The eX
isting difference between corpor-
ate taxes and those imposed On
owners Of unincorporated bust
ness renders incorporation OF
small businesses difficult or i'm
possible.
Surplus Taxes
The accumulation of surplus
in corporations controlled by tax
payers with large incomes is Ell
couraged by the present freedom
of undistributed corporate income
from SurtaxeS. Since Stockhold
ers are the beneficial owners Of
both distributed and undiStrib-
uted corporate income, the aim,
as a matter Of fundamental
equity, should be to seek equality
Of tax burden on all corporate
income whether distributed or
withheld from the beneficial
owners.
AS the law now stands our cor
porate taxes dip too deeply into
the shares of corporate earnings
going to stockholders who need
the disbursement Of dividends;
while the shares of stockholders
who can afford to leave earnings
undiStributed escape current sur
taxes altogether.
This method Of evading exist
ing surtaxes constitutes a problem
as old as the income tax law itself.
Repeated attempts by the Con-
greSs to prevent this form Of
evasion have not been successful.
The evil has been growing one.
It has now reached disturbing pro-
portions from the standpoint Of
the inequality it represents and
of its serious effect on the Federal
revenue. Thus the Treasury esti-
mates that, during the calendar
year 1886, over four and one-half
billion dollars of corporate income
will be withheld from stock
holders.
If this undiStributed income
were distributed. it would be
added to the income Of stock
holders and there taxed as is
other personal income.
The Washington times., 1936-03-03
To the Congress of the United
Gfofac.

States:
On January 3, 1885. in my an
nual budget message to the Con-
gress, I pointed out that without
the item for relief the budget was
in balance. Since that time an
important item Of revenue has
been eliminated through decision
of the Supreme Court, and an ad-
ditional annual charge has been
placed on the Treasury through
the enactment Of the Adjusted
Compensation Payment Act.
said in my budget message:
q" the many legislative
acts creating the machinery for
recovery were all predicated on
two interdependent beliefs. First,
the measures would Immediately
cause . great increase in the an
nuaI expenditures Of the Govern.
ment-many Of these expendi-
lures, however, in the form Of
loans which would ultimately re-
turn to the Treasury. Second, as
. result of the simultaneous at
tack on the many fronts / have
indicated, the receipts Of the
Government would rise definite
ly and sharply during the follow
ing few years, while greatly in
creased expenditure for the pur-
poses stated, coupled with rising
values and the stopping of losses
would, over . period of years,
diminish the need for work relief
and thereby reduce Federal ex-
penditureS. The increase in rev.
enues would ultimately meet and
pass the declining cost Of relief.
This policy adopted in the
spring Of 1888 has been con-
firmed in actual practice by
the Treasury figures Of 1894. Of
1885, and by the estimates for
the fiscal years Of 1885 and
1887.
MUST MAKE GOOD
"There is today no doubt
Of the fundamental sOundnesS
Of the policy Of 1888. II we
proceed along the path we have
followed and with the results
attained up to the present time
we shall continue our successful
progress during the coming
years"
If we are to maintain this
clearcut and sound policy, it /.
incumbent upon us to make good
to the Federal Treasury both the
loss Of revenue caused by the
Supreme Court decision and the
increase in expenses caused by tht
Adjusted Compensation Payment
Act. I emphasize that adherence
to consistent policy calls for such
action.
To be specific: The Supreme
Court decision adversely affected
the budget in an amount Of one
billion and seventeen milior
dollars during the fiscal veal
1886 and the fiscal year 1897
This figure is arrived at as fol
lows:
Deficit to date Cexpendi-
lures chargeable to proc
essing taxes less process
ing taxes collected) in
excess of that contem-
plated in the 1887
budget ............... 2s1, OO0. 90
Estimated expenditures to
be made from supple
mental Appropriation ap-
proved in the Supple
Act. 1886. .......'...,... 296.OOO. 90
Estimated expenditures to
to be made under the
Soil Conservation and
Domestic Allotment Act. 40 000. 00t
Total additional deficit
1895 and 1887, due to
Supreme Court decision
and adjusted farm pro-
gram ............... .s1,OI7, 900, OOr
Up To Congress
For the purposes of clarity.
divide the present total additiona
revenue needs Of the Government
into the permanent and the tenn
porary ones.
Permanent Treasury income o
The Washington times., 1936-03-03

Make This To-Day Test
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package.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-01
HJRERT NJ SMITH POST AMERICAN LEGION HAS FINE CLUBHOUSE

The Hubert M. Smith Post of the American
Legion, one of the most active in North Car
DINA, has one of the finest clubhouses in the
state.
The property, located on North Main street,
and fronting the city park, includes spacious
grounds and the Legion home approached by
driveway and long flight of concrete
steps from the street. The home has dance
hall on the ground floor, we'll equipped
kitchen; rest rooms, and lounge. On the
second floor there are number of rooms
for the use of members of the post.
The home also houses the activities of the
American Legion Auxiliary and the Sons of
The American Legion.
At the rear of the home is Boy Scout hut,
which houses one of the city's Scout troops.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-01
Community Has Sound
Banking Facilities

Hendersonville's banking facilities are pro-
vided by the State Trust Company, an nstltu-
ton whose assets are mounting rapidly All
forms of banking service are supplied, ana
individual deposits are insured up to S5,ooo
by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corpora
ton. The bank also is approved by the
Federal Housing Administration and by other
governmental agencies 1t is depository
for city, county and North Carolina State
funds. Officers and employees alike render
courteous service, and every effort is made to
facilitate financial transactions of home folk
and visitors.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-01
BECKER'S
BAKERY

Becker's Bakery,
whose m o d e r n
plant is situated at
Seventh Ave. East
and Grove Street,
opened for bust
ness in Henderson
Vile in April, 1925,
with s ven en-
ployees and three
trucks. Today the
company has Fl
men in it's employ.
operates 10 trucks
and one business
coupe, and has all
annual payroll OF
about $4,000.
Evening star., 1936-04-30

the famous
Martin Certoy
Woshnsonions for the
reputation quo merchandise hos nationally recognized NoWon
Dun Martins $150000 All
q"oir merchandise mode famous this
Evening star., 1936-04-30

be ayerted as tie result of certain
conferences" within the next few days.
Apetition, which sought to have the
Highland Park School included in the
bond issue election for a new county
junior high school, was rejected by
Judge Walter T. Mccarthy last week
through lack Of jurisdiction.
The bond issue of 1922 has been de-
pleted since the bonds were sold In
1925 and only the school site secured,
Evening star., 1936-04-30

may be attempted by the Highland
Park Citizens Association, it developed
following a meeting of the citizens
body last night.
If undertaken, the action would be
started against Fletcher Kemp, su-
perintendent of schools, and the
County School Board on the grounds
that bond issue approved for q
school here in 1922 has not resulted
In its construction.
Albert M. Jones, attorney for the
association, who advised court action
as a last resort, was hopeful today,
however, that the proceedings could
Evening star., 1936-04-30
GARDEN CLUB MEETS
Special Dispatch to The Star.

SANDY SPRING, Md. April 30
A talk on a recent trip to the
Charleston Gardens by Mrs. A. Doug.
las Farquhar and reading by Mrs
P. Garland Lyon featured the meet
ing of the Little Garden Club Tues.
day. Tentative arrangements for the
entertainment of the annual meeting
of the Federated Garden Clubs OF
Maryland, which will be held in the
old Quaker Meeting House May 81,
with this club and the Garden Club
Of Howard County as joint hosts,
were discussed. Mrs. Frederick w
McReynolds and Mrs. Eric Englund
were admitted to membership.
Evening star., 1936-04-30
Grazing Returns Profit.

SAN ANGELO, Tex. (P.-Grazine
on Winter grain fields of West Texas
compounds profit for ranchmen. Louis
Williams and Bill Mason. jr., of Eden
bought $500 lambs at 81 a head last
Fall. paid 10 cents a month each for
90 days pasturage and sold them,
wool included, at So a head.
Evening star., 1936-04-30
FIGHT FOR SCHOOL
MAY END IN COURT
Highland Park Citizens Consider
Mandamus Plea for New
Building.

BY Stan Correspondent of The Star.
HIGHLAND PARK, Va, April 3d.
Mandamus proceedings to force con-
struction of Highland Park school
Evening star., 1936-04-30

members Of the citizens association
pointed out.
La gaceta., 1936-07-06

Hemos hablado del pliSSe, y
nos es necesario insistir acerca
de este detalle de CORRECTION,
que tiene extraordinaria impor-
tancia en- la mOda actual.
FL pliss6 liso, de pliegues es-
calonados y pespunteados a We
ces en- sentido transversal, Sc
aplica a las faldas de tdiHeurs y
de vestiditos de Gale confeccio-
nados con cresp6n de China, tu-
sor o cresp6n ligero. En- algunos
esos pliegues de la fall
da Sc prolongan sobre ell cuer-
pc en- TODD ell alto del delanterd
y de la espalda, prosiguiendo a
veces en- los hombros y la parte
superior de las mangas.
La gaceta., 1936-07-06
ESTA SATISFE-
CHIC DE LA AMISTAD DE
SU HIJA CON Ell CONDE
DE

Habana, julio 6.-Comentan-
do las relaciones de amistad e.
xistentes entire su hija Maria y
ell conde de Covadonga, ell DR..
Bias Rocafort dijo que tai amis-
tad lie hOnraba mucho.
"Yo lie aceptare con gusto en-
mi familia, dijo, 81 mi hija lie
aceptara como esposa en-
una fecha futura. Su comporta-
miento para con mi hija ha ST.
do ell de un caballero.
FL condo, Ihijo del exrey AL
fonso, que reside en- New York,
busca la anulaci6n de su matri-
monio con la condesa, que de
soltera Sc llamaba Eloisa Sam
pedro. La Srta. Rocafort, hija
de un dentista que practica en-
la Habana, tiene % amos y vive
en- New York.
La gaceta., 1936-07-06
UN BARBER0 Els Ell PA
DIRE DE LAS TRES CRIA-
r

West Palm Beach, julio g.
La Sra. Lois Miller, cuyos tres
hijos gemelos eran reclamados
por dos hombres, dijo hoy que
las c~riaturas tenian pOr padre a
T. ]. Miller, barbero de West
Palm Beach, con ell cual contra
10 matrimonio ell pasado febre-
70. Critica la Sra. Miller un pro
cedimiento de habeas corpus ms
tituido por Luis D. Pierre, de
quien desea lograr de la
madre la entrdga de los hijos.
"Los cargos de Pierre son ri
diculos'. T. j. Miller es ell padre
de mis- tres gemelos.
Pero ell abogado de Pierre.
George M. Okell, tiene en- su po-
der una declaration firmada
Ipor la Sra. Miller 'que difiere
materialmente de sus palabras
de aIhora sobre la paternidad de
los ninos'.
Este abogado promote algu-
mas "sorpresas" para ell case
;uando sea llamado a juicio.
La gaceta., 1936-07-06
Ell DIR. GEISER QUE
CES EEL DOMINIC DE LA
SOCIEDAD DE NACIONES
SOBRE LA IL
BRE DE DANZIG

Berlin, juplio eel DIR. Ar
thur Karl G reiser, p~residente
del senado de Danzig, declare
aver en- un discurso que debe
cesar ell dominic de Is amos de
la Liga sobre la Ciudad Libre,
cuanto antes mejor.
Hablando despues con un pc
riodista nazi, Greiser reiter6 SUI
demanda, hecha ante la asam-
blea de la Sociedad de Nacio-
mes, de que Sean Lester, irlarf@
des, alto comisionadO por NOM
bramiento de la Sociedad sea
destituido.
"Danzig rehusara presentar-
Sc de nuevo ante la Liga 81 sus
asuntos internacionales va a ser
objeto de discussion.
Greiser dijo que GARCIA de
fundamentO ell rumor de que las
tropas alemanas habian recibil
do la orden de entrar en- Dam
zig.
La gaceta., 1936-07-06
LA CAMPANA CONTRA Ell
JUEGO PROHIBIDO

Los diputados del sheriff Nc
Leod han iniciadO una activa
campaha contra Ell juego prohi-
Dido.
Ante Ell juez del condadO, Sr.
Cornelius, prestaron fianza Sc
jugadores, montando la canti-
dad recaudada a $1,1O0.
A otros jugadores sehal6 fian
zas ell juez de paz Lorenzo Her
nandez, del distrito de Ybor CT
ty.
FL sabado ihgresaron en- Ia
carcel, por juego prohibidO, 20
ciudadanos.
La gaceta., 1936-07-06
UNA LlCENCIA PARA LOS
CHOFERES DE LOS AU-
TOMOVIuES

Ell comite de hacienda del a.
yuntamiento emitira un infor-
dentro de pocos dias sobre
un proyecto para que saquen
una licencia todas las personals
que guian AUTOMOBILES en- la ciu
dad de Tampa y sus contornos.
Discutiendo csc prdyecto, ell
CONCEAL Raglan, su autor, dice
que cuenta con ell apoyo de mu-
chas importantes organizacio-
mes. "Tal ordenanza, segGn el
CONCEAL, reducira ell n1mero de
academies del transito, con pc
mas graduates para los infrac-
torres.
La gaceta., 1936-07-06
PARA LA MUJER

Ell pisse llamado rGyos de sol
montado al bies, convene sobre
lsodo, a los tejidos muy ligeros,
como son ell cresp6n geOrgette,
la muselina, ell organza y ell tul.
Sc presta especialmente a las
disposiciones del tejido for
mando quiEas, cretas, puntas in
crustadas, alas y colas. En- mu-
muchcs modelos, ell plisse en- a.
'banico Sc combina con adornos
de encaje. Este mismo plisse Sc
emplea mucho en- la confecci6n
de las mangas de los vesidos de
noche.
Sc aplica igualmente ell plisse
! las blusas de cresp6n. a los
estidos de verano, va sean de
shGatung 0 de fina batista, a los
shorts y a los pijamas de playa.
La gaceta., 1936-07-06
:ACUSADOs EN- Ell N
DO DE OSCEOLA LOS LA
DE C~IGARRIILOS

Ell sargentc Bush, jefe de "a
.secci6n de detec ives, di6 cuen-
ia 10Y de que en- Ell condado de
.Osceola aparecen acusados por
el robo de cigarros a una camio-
meta de la compahia st. John
River Line, dos individuos que
Sc encuentran aquf detenidos,
Charles A. Russell y j. C. Mar
tin, los dos vecinos de Daytona
Beach.
otro de los ladrones no ha
caido en- poder de las autorida-
des, pero contra 6l Sc ha jurado
orden de arresto.
Jack Cortes, detenido y acu-
sado en-. esta ciudad, tambien es
reclamado en- Osceola por ayu-
dar a los ladrones.
Martin, que tiene muy malos
anteceden.es penales, es I'm pre-
Isidiario evadido de Atlanta.
La gaceta., 1936-07-06
UN DOCTOR LIE PEGo AL
A DE A

Arcadia, Julio g. Durante
un altercado con ell DR.. C.. C.
Witt, derivado de una eampaha
de limpieza moral, recibi6 aver
varios golpes, que lie llevaron a
un hospital, ell alcalde Caude c..
Jones. La policia detuvo a Witt,
aeusandolo de asalto alevoso.
Qued6 en- libertad bajo fianza
de $500.
Con una cuchila ell doctor lie
tres heridas superficia
les.
La gaceta., 1936-07-06
La fiesta de De Soto Park

La fiesta de De Soto Park
La Logia Luz de Cuba No. 5,
de la Orden Caballero de La Luz
di6 una vez mas pruebas de de-
mocracia y confraternidad en- la
fiesta que ell sabado celebrara
en- los terrenos de De Soto Park.
Gentilisimo al trato por parte
de las organizaciones del picnic.
FL Sr. Enrique Garcia, lumi-
mar de la Logia Cuba No. 5, en-
union de sus companeros, aten-
dia a todos con delicadeza. Las
muchachas encargadas de ser :
vir ell almuerzo, muy simpati :
cas- y ~atentas.
Despues que sc termin6 ell al
muerzo, la lluvia i~nterrumpi6 la
Marcia de la fiesta, precisamen
te en- momentos en- que ell pG-
blico empezaba a afluir; pero
La gaceta., 1936-07-06
Otro 6rito del Clrcnlo

Otro erito del Circut0
Nos referimos al bale que Ia
Secci6n de Recreo celebro ell sd
bado en- TODD ell edificio social de
la Gale IA.
Noche en- que la respectable so
ciedad Guiana volvio a vivir no
ras de triunfo social y a su vez
econ6mico.
don Francisco y 'Los b.
hemios," las orluestas que te-
Man a su cargo ell programa bal
liable, Sc hicieron aplaudir mu-
cho.
Ell conjunto que toca en- ell va
por Florida" no vino, debido a
que la casa consignataria do
nor terminates los Wales de csc
vapor a Tampa, volviendo a rea
lizarlos otra vez ell Cuba"
Una nota saliente hubo en- Ia
noche del sabado: Celido Curbe-
10, ell magnifico pianista cuba.
no, hizo gala de toda su habili-
dad, ejecutando pleas conc
"Para Vigo me voy," "Conga,"
''Sueno de Amor" y otras que
estan en- boga en- la Habana. FL
p1blico, que las oye por la radio,
pedia m1sica nueva y Celido,
complaciente, la tocaba.
Curbelo EMBARGO aver para
Cuba, a unirse con la orquesta
de sus Ihermanos; y de ali salir
a Chicago, donde tiene un con-
trato que cumplir.
A la entrada del bale las gra
ciosas muchachas de la Secci6n
de Damas ofrecfan a los caba-
lIeros banderitas americans.
Gentileza de la distinguish SO
ciedad Guiana.
Otilia Cremata muy cortes
con todos.
Los dos salones estaban COM
p~letamente llenos.
Una fiesta estupenda.
La gaceta., 1936-07-06
Una fiesta

Una fiesta
La Logia Luz de Cuba No. 5,
de la Orden Caballero de la
Luz, prepare una excursion a la
playa de Pass-a-Grille para Ell
domingo 10 de este mes.
Iran en- ell vapor "Moonglo",
partiendo a las 9 de la ma1ana
de los muenes de Plat y regre-
sando a las 10 de la noche del
mismo dfa.
Celebraran bale y tendra d.
ve~rsiones en- la playa.
Ell precio del pasaje por per-
soma es de SIPS.
La gaceta., 1936-07-06

Y para terminar esta charla,
lrermitan las lectoras que les de-
mos un par de consoles:
No acepten la falda excesiva
meme larga que algunos modis-
tos ponen a sus modelos de yes.
tides destinados a la tarde, o
sea, a las hOras de paseo. Con tai
falda es impossible anda c6moda
mente, y las mujeres de hoy, de
portivas y desenvueltas, no to-
leran va aquellas trabas que So
portaban, pacien.emente Y en-
aras de una supuesta elegancia,
las mujeres de 1900.
Otro consejo it'll: Desconfien
en- la moda actual, de dos tell :
dos muy vistosos y que estan
muy en- boga, pero que son muy
practices. Nos referimos al raso
laqueado y al organdf.
Ell raso lagueado es fragil, y
sobre el la menor gotta de aqua
deja una mancha impossible de
guitar.
Con ell organdi ocurre una co
sa s%emejan.e, Y no hay quien
pueda lavar y planchar un ves4
lido de or2andf de tai modo que
conserve su aspecto primitive.
Estos dos generos, ell raso la
gueado y ell organdi, solo son uti
lizables contadas wees, Y los
vestidos confeccionados con
ellos pueden lucirse dnicamente
mientras estan nuevos.
H. L.
La gaceta., 1936-07-06
'TE-IDOS LIGEROS, FLO
TANTES Y T~RASLUCIDOS
NO ACEPTEN LA FALDA
LARGA

En- las reuniones mundanas
que, con motive de las grandes
pruebas hipicas tienen en- lugar
actualmente en- les hip6dromos
parisienses de Autenil y de
Longchamp, aparece va la mo-
da veraniega tai como subsis-
ira. es decir, tai como ha que
dado despues de una selection
.durante la cual fueron desecha-
dos aluellos modelos que, crea-
dos a titulo de ensayo, no tuvie-
rcn favorable aceptaci6n entire
la elegsnte clientele femenina.
Una de las mas felices inno-
|yaciones de esa moda veranie-
ga, definitivamente aceptada,
consis en- la adaptation de los
|tejidos ligeros, flotantes y aun
trasI1cidos, a la confecci6n del
tailleur. Este tipo de vestido,
considerable hasta ahora como
un POGO masculine y de elegan-
Icia demasiado sobria, Sc trans
forma en- gala eNguisitamen e
|femenina MERGED a la adopci6n
de sdtiles y vaporosos teiidcs
~estampados con vistosos dibu-
hos de brillantes dolores. Y este
Sc obtiene sin que, por otra par
tie, pierda ell taiIleur su core es-
pecial Y su caracter de vestido
.facil de llevar.
La falda del tGiJeur es corta
% es larga, ss2un la bora del dfa
a que Sc destina, y por clio mu-
|chos modelos estan provistos de
dos faldas una, corta, destina-
da a los 'paseos y a las visitas
de tarde, Y otra, larga, para Ell
|vestido de noche. La misma blu
sa, de muselina de soda, puede
|servir para ambas combinacio-
ne IS; pero es mas facil graduar
la riqueza y ell aparato de Ia
toilette disponiendo de dos 0
tres blusas diferentes, como,
Ipor ejemplo: una blusa de ba-
.tista de hilo 0 de cresp6n lava
BILE, de forma chemisier, para Ia
manana; una blusa de foWlard o
de cresp6n de China, para la
.arde, y una blusa de muselina
de soda, de tut o de lana, para ia
noche.
FL tailleur de noche, con fal-
da larga Y bluSa suntuosa, Sc
admitira este verano como YES
lido de bale. La moda del pliSs5
o de la succession de pliegues de
'fuelle en- las faldas, hace a estas
conservar una Inca estricta, al
mismo tempo que su amplitud,
disimulada por 81 pliss6, permi-
te con toda comodidad los pasos
81 movimientos del bale.
La gaceta., 1936-07-06
.CumpleMOs

CampleGROs
Cumpli6 aver la edad de GO a.
nos ell venerable Sr. Felix Mar
cos, residente en- ell Mum. 24O6
de la Gale Howard.
AL apreciable abuelito Sc lie OBJ
sequi6 con un surprise party"
por sus nietos y demas familia-
res.
Fue I'm dfa feliz, pasado en-
union de familiares y amigos.
Para 81 muchos amos de dicha
y felicidad.
La gaceta., 1936-07-06
NOTAS SOCIALES D. |

no fue obstaculo para ell exito.
Cuando ces6 de Hover, miles
de personas Ilenaron las glorie-
tas.
La Tropical" dirigida por
.el Currito, TOGO 10 mejor de su
repertoire.
Nuestra felicitaci6n a la res
petable Lozia y la orden "Caba
Zero de la Luz"
La gaceta., 1936-07-06
LUVIAs PARA HOY

La oficina meteorological To-
cal anuncia lluvias para esta tar
de y mahana.
En- tres dfas la precipitation
ha sido de 1888 pulgadas, a con-
tar desde ell viernes.
La temperature sdbi6 aver,
no obstante la lluvia, a 90.
La gaceta., 1936-07-06
Nuevas oficinas

NueUas OficinGs
En- dias de la semana pasada
qued6 inaugurada una oficina
nara vender bille.es de pasaje,
frente al restaurant LAS Move
AIDES" Son los jefes de u nueva
agencia los Sres. Jose Lopez y
Jose Fernandez.
Los residences de Ybor, sin tie
ner que ir a Tampa, pueden
comprar su pasaje para cual :
ouier parte del mundo, sin costo
xtra. Venden tickets de excur-
sion a la Habana con siete dias
de es ancia paga, en- los princi-
pales hoteles.
La gaceta., 1936-07-06

Margot Grahame, una de las
actrices de Qualification" Es
inglesa y vino a los Estados
Unidos hace un aho. Ell publico
apreciar SUI labor en- Gel
Confidence"
La gaceta., 1936-07-06
Bale

buJT6
La organization Omerta da
los dltimos ''toques" al bale que
|celebrara ell sabado en- los salo-
mes del Circulo Cubano.
Numerosas las papeletas ven
'didas para esta fiesta bailable.
Tocaran las orquestas don
Francisco" Y LOS BOhemios" y
.durara desde las 10 de la noche
a las tres de la madrugada.