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Evening star., 1936-08-15
Paradox.

From the Hartford courant.
It is the most astonishing paradox
that people, according to the survey, are
living 10 years longer, when, what with
droughts, depressions and the like, there
wouldSeem to be so much less to nveTfor.
Evening star., 1936-08-15

The duties of Will Hays have been
brilliantly performed. Public interest
might be revived if car of the movies
could exercise arbitrary authority over
court of domestic relations for artists.
Evening star., 1936-08-15

Farmers will be encouraged by Secre-
tary Wallace to grow wheat and. corn.
This program should persuade Under
secretary Tugwell to encourage bigger
barns and Silos as well as small houses
Evening star., 1936-08-15

An honest base ball fan is still expect
ing to console himself for missing the
Olympic games by saving up enough to
buy seats for the world series in the Fall.
Evening star., 1936-08-15

The Nazi program in looking for
drama" cuts out most of the dialogue
and depends on startling action, with
Hitler holding the prompt book.
Evening star., 1936-08-15

"De more I rides around" said Uncle
Eben, "de more I gifts de idea dat travel
teaches you dat gas stations. and police
men is purity much alike de world over"
Evening star., 1936-08-15

The diary of Mary Astor Wall never
be revealed regardless of the material
it might disclose for highly emotional
lied scenario.
Evening star., 1936-08-15
Economic Camouhage.

From the jackson (Mich) Citizen-Fatriot.
A Hume, NO. physician estimates he
has saved $500 by not having shave IN
80 wears. 1t seems reasonable; consider
what he has saved In ties alone.
Evening star., 1936-08-15
Not Quite Dead Yet.

From the Lowell Leader.
There is talk of establishing cotton
textile museum in Fall River. But we
like to believe that the industry is not
quite 50 dead as that.
Evening star., 1936-08-15

A potato may be more precious than
gold. At present the domestic situation
shows comparatively few potatoes and
no gold at all.
Evening star., 1936-08-15
Masks and Faces.

If gas masks are decreed
For fashionable wear
To meet q current need
,Like that found "over There"
A visage fraught with fear
VIII soon be on display; &
Lipsticks will disappear,
And rouge will fade away.
Evening star., 1936-08-15
Shooting Stars.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.

Camp meeting time a song would bring
To cheer this world forlorn;
The congregation used to sing
when Gabriel Blows His Horn"
You travel in motor car.
In wreckage it is torn.
You see the Pearly Gates ajar
AS Gabriel blows his horn.
The auto signals people hear
Too often they will scorn.
1t may be near the steering gear
That Gabriel blows his horn.
Taxes.
do you favor reduction of taxeS?"
Eventually, perhaps" said Senator
Sorghum. IF time should come when
people have no money with which to pay
taxes, there will be no possible reason
for keeping up a large and expensive
force of assessors just to record the
bad news"
Hoyle!
"Hoyle" was the name well known to
fame
When people talked of any game.
That word today holds little sway
Where Glory clamors for Fair Play.
A crowd will smile in rigid style
While all stand up and holler He'll"
Problems.
do you understand the problems of
agriculture?"
mot all Of them," said Farmer Corn
tossel.
(Which do you consider the hardest?"
Mortgages and compound interest"
Men argue first in order to learn the
truth" said Hi Ho, the sage of China
town, "and then to conceal 1t when truth
becomes apparent"
Evening star., 1936-08-15
Problems.

MEN argue first in order to learn the
truth" said Hi Ho, the sage of China
town, "and then to conceal 1t when truth
becomes apparent"
La gaceta., 1936-02-07
CONDENA LA LEGION AME
RICANA Ell Discourse DE
HENSON

La Legion Americana, Pues-
to Tampa No. 5, aprob6 aver
una moci6n denunciando como
desleal a la organization al Sr.
A. L. Henson, por ell discurso
que pronunciara en- la noche
del 20 de enero, atacando in
j~ustamente al lider socialista
Norman Thomas.
La moci6n rechaza TODD nexo
con Ell discurso, trasmitido por
la Radio, y pide la vigorosa e
implacable persecution de los
individuos envueltos en- la tor
tura Y asesinato de Jose Shoe
maker.
Henson trat6 de demostrar
que la Legion eStaoa en- simpa-
tia con ell asesinato de Shoe
lker. Sc manAara una copia
comandante estado para
len ell futurv impida tras-
misiones de esa sc.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07

ria de Florida. Lac escnelas
fueron cerradas aver y no Sc
ADRIAN i.asta ell martes, pues ell
lunes Sc efectuara la procession
de GasparilLa.
FL alcalde Chancey firm6 aver
INA proclama, pidiendo Sc COO
Pere al mayor lucimiento del
Dia de los Mines.
Tn progTama especial Sc ha
preparado frente a la Glorieta
Y los e7pectacrlos de la Royal
American permaneceran abier-
tics todos Ell dia y la noche.
CslcGlase cue entraran hoy
en- los terrencs mas de $4,000
personals.
Eaperase que visite by la Fe-
ria ell secre.ario de concrete de
los Estados Unidos, Daniel C.
Roper, en- compania del notable
economist- r r w. Babson.
Malta Ia sera ell dfa de los
Camp asinos Y esperase una
gran a~sistencia d. los condados
eercaros.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07
LOS DE
PREMIOS Sc HICIERON
AVER EN- LA 9 r

Durante ell dfa de aver los jue
ces otolgaron en- la Feria los ST.
guientes premios: FL primer
premio, en- fresas, al condado
de Manatee, con Polk en- segun-
do y Lake en- tercero; Marion
gan6 ell primero en- nueces, con
Polk en- segundo y Lake en- ter
cerc; Highland, primer premio
en- frutas conservadas qufmica-
mente, con Manatee en- segundo
y Lake en- tercero.
La exhibition de Polk Sc de-
clar6 la mejor en- prcductos ia
bricados v diferentes indrs-
trias, con Manatee en- segundo
" Lake en- tercero.
Ell primer premio de tabaco
Sc do a Alachua, ell segundo a
Marion v ell tercero a Lee, High
land gan6 ell primero en- azdcar
de cana, Marion ell segundo y
Alacaua ell tercero.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07
La Junta de Educacion nombro a los Secretaries
G Inspectors para las elecciohes de Apoderados

Bajo la presidential DEF Sr.
James S. Robinson y con la asis
tencia De los Sres. Omar C. Nit
chell y Ed J. Keefe, Sc reuni6
aver la junta de education del
condado.
Durante Ell acto Sc interrog6
a Robinson sobre 81 tenfa alg1n
convenio con Mitchell en- 10 re-
ferente a las mesas, y dijo: "Es
mi negocio''. Mitchell neg6 que
tai c%onvenio existiese.
Dos de los colegios eIectora-
les, seg1n ell abogado Ray C.
Brown, Sc habian prometido a
determinados elementcsI uno
en- ell distrito de Mitchell v otr9
en- Ell de Robinson.
Mas tarde Sc rechaz6 defini-
tivamente la lista de la Peque-
ma Camara de Concrete Y Sc a.
prob6 Ia de los miembros de Ia
jrnta. Sc recibi6 una carta de
los actuales apoderados, Sres.
Roy Cotarelo, Arthur B. Hale v
w. (Jack) M. Miles, declinando
hacer recomendaciones para Sc
~cretarics e inspectores de los
colegios electorales.
Una de las personals que ha-
bio Sc refiri6 al hecho de que
Oscar Cuesta, uno de los can
didatos, es actualmente emplea
do de "a iunta, y que otro, la
Sra. w. ]. Davis, es la esposa
de otro empleado Ge la junta,
la espoSa del DR.. W. j. Davis.
Hablaron a favor de eleccio-
mes holradas los banqueros r.
j. Binnicker y j. A. Griffin.
Asisti6 a la session Ell fiscal del
estado, j. Rex Farrior.
Tenemps entendido que Ell Sr.
Robinson rechaz6 Ia lista de Ia
Peqreha Camars porque uno
de los hanqueros trat6 de obi
CARLO a que 10 hiciera, amena-
zand2le.
Hablaron tambien les Sres.
L. A. Grayson, Joe F. Baya, j.
M. Bregar y Carl Brorein,
Para las mesas en- las que Sc
Supone pueden hacerse "relIe-
nos" e. dia de las eleCciones,
Iueron ncmbrados los siguien-
ties ciudadanos: Prescinto NJ. l
Gale de Main 1914, en- West
Agustin Marietta, veci
no del 1922 de la Gale de Chest
nut; Angelo Guastelia, del 1926
Gale Union; Lula Morrison, del
La gaceta., 1936-02-07

lei 1712 North Albany, y Re-
bert Rodriguez, 27O2 Leroy.
Prescinto No. 2: N. A. Bell,
Sra. Arthur 7. Averrill, j. H.
Bradley y John Minardi.
Preseinto No. 8: M. H. Will
Jams, West Veal, Harry Wilder
man Y Rogelio Sierra.
Prescinto No. a: Micaela
Dfaz, ]. F. McCamey, Sra. IVA
Terry y w. C. Miller.
Prescinto No. 5; Ed Bran
DIN, j. E. Glamour, J. F. Nc
y J. G. Zendegui.
Presc;nto No. 6: j. S. Fran
20, G. B. Hutchinson; William
Walker y Charles E.. Simmons.
Prescinto No. Z: Jose Loci
zero, G. B. Cagnina, Peter Ar
curl y Maple Young.
Prescinto No. 8: Jose A. Pu-
glisi, E. ]. Benton, E. E. Bryan
y Peter PardO.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07
En- so nuevo hogan

En- su nueV0 hogan
Los esposos Elvira Y DR.. San
tiago Paniello estan va insta-
ladies' en- su mansion de la ave-
nida ID nGmero 1913, donde Sc
ofrecen a sus amistades.
Precioso Ell nuevo hogan, cons
truido con todas las comodida-
des Y adelantos de la epoca. Ca
le'acci6n en- TODD ell edificio, pa
re ell invierno, Y aire acondicio-
nado en- ell verano.
Una casa preciosa Y fabrica-
da con mucho gusto. Nos dicen
que cuando ell Ingeniero tom6
la direction de la obra lie dijo
al DR.. Paniello que esa casa era
para construirla en- Hyde Park
o Palma Celia, a 10 que Paniello
lie contest6: "Agradezco su con-
sejo, pero yo prefiero vivir don
de tengo mi trabajo y mis- ami
gos.
Reciban los apreciables es-
poses nuestra enhorabuena, en-
su nuevo hogan,
La gaceta., 1936-02-07

tro, Fermfn Granda, Jaime
Granda. Gerardo Granda, Joa-
quIn Ramos y Manuel Menen-
DEE.
En- la Iglesia "Nuestra Seho-
ra de las Mercedes" Sc cant6 un
response por ell descanso de su
alma, por ell Rvdo. Padre
Brown.
Reciban sus qUeridos Y des-
ccnsolados padres Sra. Casimi-
ra y Sr. Eugenio Lera, y her.
manitas Laura y Della, Ell testi-
monio Ge nuestra condolencia.
Descanse en- paz Andresito y
Dios acoja su alma.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07
Y Al A
UN ANCIANO VISITANTE

FL anciano A. H. James, de
65 amos, vecino de Cleveland,
IA t~urista, fue maltrata :
do, asaitado y robado, aver por
la ncche, sntes de las doce, cuan
do atravesaba ell parque Plant.
Cay6 ell anciano al pavimen-
to, pOr golpe que lie aplica :
ron, y de los bolsillos lie rOba-
ron Sc y dos relOjes. Sufri6 he
ridas leves.
James reside en- FL nImero
5O4 de la Gale Morgan, en- esta
ciudad.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07
LOGAN PtDE Ell PUESTo DE
JEFF DE POLICIA

Una carta solicitando ell
puesto de iefe de policia de es-
ia ciudad, fue enviada aver al
alcalde Chancey por ell Sr. VIII
liam M. Logan, un hermano
del exjefe de policia, quien di-
ce ~desempen6 ell cargo de jefe
de bomberos de West Tampa
y no p~ertenece a ningGn grupo
politico.
Ell Sr. Logan e5 actualmente
director de la Logan Roofing
y Metal Works.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07

puntos en- la frente y SURE de
inflammation en- ell brazo izquier
do; a Charles lie dieron siete
puntos en- la frente y tiene des-
garraduras diseminadas pr la
cara y manos.
ESperamos que los buenos a.
migos regresen pronto a sus la
bores.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07

Enferm0
Tambien Sc encuentra en- la
"Covadonga', ell Sr. Ramon Fer
nandez, conocido vendedor de
where's en- esta ciudad.
Ell Sr. Fernandez sufri6 un
golpe en- una pierna, a las tres
de la tarde de aver, y mas tar
de, estando en- 81 Cementerio en-
ell entierro del j6ven Lera, su-
fri6 un desmayo y hubo necesi-
dad de hospitalizarlo.
Els de esperarse que pronto
este completamente bien.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07
Triste acto


Aver acompanamos el cada-
yer del j6ven Andres Lera, a
quien la muerte implacable ten
did una celada cuando en- la vi
da TODD lie sonreia y ell carino de
sus queridisimos padres lie ha-
clan disfrutar de e~xistencia fe-
liz.
Era Andresito, a quien tuvi-
mes ell gusto de conocer, un j6-
ven atento en- sumo grade, for
NAL e inteligente. Su padre, ell
muy conocido y apreciable CO.
merciante Sr. Eugenio Lera, te-
MIA depositada en- el su confian
"a. Andres, hijo mcdelo, des-
pues que termin6 ell Bachillera-
to en- ell Institute Hillsborough,
no quiso seguir estudiando pa
ra trabajar con su padre y We
lar por sus intereses, labor que
realiz6 a satisfaction.
Cemerciantes, PROFESSIONALS
Y distinguidas personalidads de
nues.ra comunidad, acompana-
ron ell sarc6fago hasta ell &C.
menterio.
Veinte Y un ano habia cum
plido ell martes Andresito, ro-
ldeado del amor de los suyos.
A las cuatro y media de la
tarde parti6 ell cortejo f1nebre
de la casa mortuoria Gale IL
n6mero 2416, hasta Ell Cemen-
terio del Centre Asturiano.
Cubria 81 feretro un largo y
precioso sudario, recuerdO de
sus padres v hermanas. Sc
ptuian numerosas ofrendas flo
rales, con las siguientes dedica-
torias: Mr.. & Mrs. Salvador
LIosa; Graham Jones; Bryan
Keefe & Co; Recuerdo de j. B.;
Recuerdo del L~atin-American
Filling Station; G. Valdespino;
Jose Tranquil; C. Garcia; Luis
Who'll and Son; Roberto Cernu-
da; Recuerdo de Angelo Greco;
To Andrew from Helen; Angel
Fernandez y familia; G. g. Hill
derby & Co.; Recuerdo de sus
amigos Ramon Anel, Jose Fl
dalgo, joe Valdes y Gerardo 30
"a; Francisco Arrange, Jr.; Os-
car Castro y famiha; Diaz y
Medina; d. Massari; Rogelio y
familia; Mauriz, Reina Y Cha
De su amigo Emilio; Aida La
cedonia: DR.. Moreno y familia;
Tus amigos M. Menendez, Jr.,
]. Ramos, F. Granda, G. Gran
da, NJ. Castro, H. Solares, C.
Arniella, A. Fernandez, Mr.. &
Mrs. Frank w. Foerfter; Flo
dia Lopez.
Cargaron Ell cadaver sus COM
paherOs de colegio Manuel Cas-
La gaceta., 1936-02-07
En- la "Quinta CovGdongd"

Visitsmos aver a los Sres.
Manuel Sanchez (Pinan) pro
pietario del restaurant Ell Pa
raiso', que en- union del Sr.
Charles Lopez, hermano de Lul.
sito Lopez. Sc dirijian por la ca
lie Michigan para asistir al en-
tierro del padre del DR.. Par
sons M. Garcia, cuandO al lle-
gar a la Gale Rome un canton
choc6 con su codhe.
A Pinan Sc le dieron nueve
La gaceta., 1936-02-07

Los mayores honores en- ell
departamento de ayes CORES
pondiercn a les ejemplares de
la Glenwood Poultry, de Will
hamburg, Va. Sc lie otorgaron
ocho cintas rqjas.
Prem s Sc eoncedieron tam
.bien a Willard Thompson, de
Tenn; Merle E. Rudy, de St.
Petersburg; NJ. D. Ford, de
BradentOn; Carl E. Scriber, de
Lakeland, y Jesse Kennedy, de
Orlando.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07
Emferna

Enferma
Tambien sc encuentra re-
cluida en- la quinta fCovadonga'
la Sra. Manuela Alvarez, que es
atendida por ell DR.. Ismael An
gulo de una gravfsima affection
estomacal.
va su estado es bastante sa-
tisfactorio, pues la enfermedad
va cediendo.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07

En- la quinta "Covadonga",
per ell DR.. Hardy, la Sra. Leo
nor Castro. Tambien fue some
lido a una Intervention quir1r-
jica EN- dicho establecimiento
benefico ell Sr. Jose Lastra.
Por 81 pronto restablecimien-
to de estOs enfermos hacemos
votos.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07

Una jhntG
Sc cita para junta importan-
te, hoy por la noche, a los MEM
bros de la Secci6n de Recreo del
Centre Espanol.
Els de suma Importance que
asistan todos los miembros.
Cesar RiVere,
La gaceta., 1936-02-07

En- la exposition de rintura
los primeros premios correspon
dieron a la Sra. w. w. Seat y
john Blake, pintura al cleo;
Katherine Kemp y Charles G.
Blake, ~acuarela; Claude Hes
ter, crey6n; Henry Suarez, pas
tel o crey6n, y fotografia pro
fesional, LeJeune Studio,
La gaceta., 1936-02-07

El primer premio de la exhibit
ci6n de pichones Sc otorg6 a j.
P. Habenstein, de Louisville,
KY. Fueron premiados tambien
0. w. e. gleston, de Lynn, Fla.
F. G. de Costro, de Lutz.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07
Hacia Fspaaa

HGciG FspaaG
EMBARGO hacia Espaha, via
la Habana Ell Sr. Gonzalo Rodri
guez Folgueras, que va a visi-
tar a sus familiares.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07

Tres primeros premios Sc
concedieron a la exhibition de
miel, compuesta per mas de 20,
coo dep6sitos, con un peso de
20 toneladas.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07
HOY ES Ell Ola DE LOS
NINOS EN- LA FERIA

Los Einos entraran hoy de
gratis en- los terrenos de la Fe-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-05

NOW SHE WANTS TO
STOP GROWING. Hav.
ing reached a heighth Of
z feet and the weight
Of 317 pounds, Carolina
Rascon, Of Chihuahua,
Mexico, is in the United
States to see if doctors
can find why she is
growing 80 fast. She 10
pictured here as an e.
Paso dressmaker fitted
her for a gown. (Acmel
Evening star., 1936-03-20

Freddie Bartholomew, Dolores Co.'S
tello Barrymore and C. Aubrey Smith
will present excerpts from Little
Lord Fauntleroy," the picture in which
they are starred. on the Hollywood
Hotel program over WJsv at 9. The
program also will feature Frances
Langford, Anne Jamison, Igor CORN,
Louella Parsons and Raymond Paige's
Orchestra, with Dick Powell presiding.
For her solos on the Service Hour
program on WRC at 8, Lucille Man
ners, soprano. who is substituting for
Jessica Dragonette. will offer Gather
the Rose" from Frimls white Eagle;
Gypsy Song" from Carmen" and
From the Land of the Sky Blue Wa
ters," by Cadman. With Robert Sim
mons, tenor, she will sing "A Melody
from the Sky"
Senator Benson, Democrat, of Min
nesota, will discuss THE Farmer
Labor Party in 1885," over WJSV at
10:45.
Irene Rich will play the lead in q
play entitled THE Duchess Runs
Away" at over WMAL.
Evening star., 1936-03-20
WOMEN HEAR ECONOMIC
FUTURE IN THEIR HANDS
Carothers of Lehigh Criticizes
Their Spending Blunders in
Citing Their Wealth.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 20.-Dr. Neil
Carothers, director of the College of
Business Administration of Lehigh
University, blamed women, last night,
for what he termed their tragic
blunders" in spending the country's
Income, but predicted that the eco
nonic future of the Nation is in their
hands.
Addressing the New York State
Federation of Women's Clubs, he said
that women today own about two
fiftf1s Of the stock Of industrial cor
porations and an equal share of real
estate and much larger proportions of
savings accounts and life insurance
benefits.
He said it had been estimated that
estates inherited by women are on
the average completely dissipated in
seven years and urged his hearers to
educate themselves in money matters.
Evening star., 1936-03-20
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

Problems facing drug manufacturers
in their campaign against quack medi-
cines and bootleg products will be
discussed by Edward H. Gardner over
wMAL, at 4:45.
Pick and Pat, black-faced COM
edians, will be the guests Of Richard
Himber and his orchestra at 10 over
wJSv. Selections to be played in
clude But Where Are You?," Lovely
Lady" and MY Ideal"
The Liedersingers, accompanied by
Robert Braine and Milan Smolen,
pianists, will be featured on the
Music Guild program over WRC at
Evening star., 1936-03-20
RADIO FORECASTS
BEST YEAR IN 1886
Stimulus of Elections, Games
and Bonus Expected to
Boost Sales.

-HOUGH the radio nanufactur-
ing and distributing industry
enioyed the best year in its
Il history in 1885, 1t is looking
forward confidently to an even better
1886 In view of the stimulants to be
provided by the presidential elections,
the Olympic games, the payment OF
the bonus and the growing need for
more highly perfected receiving sets.
This Is the conclusion in a report
on the radio industry just issued by
Dun & Bradstreet, which reports that
manufacturers have already fixed pro-
duction schedules ahead to eclipse
their records after noting rises Of is
to 80 per cent in demand during jan
uary and February Of this year.
The report uses the figures of the
trade journal Radio Retailing to point
out that American manufacturers pro-
duced 5,375,000 radio sets in 1885,
which was 145 per cent in excess Of
1894 and which surpassed the previous
1929 record. Auto receivers marketed
totaled 100000, or 80 per cent more
than in 1884, while battery-operated
sets went up to $4,000. Tubes sold
numbered $4,000 900. a gain of 16 per
cent over the preceding year.
Fully rs per cent of the sets sold
during 1885 were in the all-wave, or
combination long and short wave clas-
sifcations, with the demand for more
expensive larger models offering quail
ity performance becoming increasingly
evident. Consoles ranging in price
from $l25 to $3.50, it is reported, &C
counted for as much as 40 per cent of
the sales. Demand held closely to
the nationally advertised receivers. "
the report adds. with but small in
terest accorded the off-brand units" "
That the market is far from sat-
urated is evident from trade calcula-
tions that at least 20 per cent of the
estimated total of 25 100000 receivers
In use in this country are more than
five years old, the normal life of the
average radio.
THE No. unit of Maj. Bowes' trav-
cling amateurs arrived in Wash
ington today for a weeks engage
ment at the Earle Theater. This
group has been together longer than
any other.
Included in the No. 2 unit are the
Jersey Happy Rangers. University of
Missouri Campus Quartet. Thelma
Gaskin. soprano, and Jackie Billings,
the amateur Fred Astaire.
MELBOURNE CHRISTOPHER
Americas youngest professional
magician, who started a program OF
magic over WJSV last week, an
nounces that his broadcast Saturday
at tbs pm. will be devoted to mental
telepathy. The results of some tests
he plans to make during this broad
cast will be sent to Duke University,
which is conducting experiments in
mental telepathy.
WILLIE and Eugene Howard, IA
nous musical comedy stars, will
begin series Of their own over N.
B. c. April IS. 1t will be called the
"Folies Bergere of the Air"
Evening star., 1936-03-20
Crowd Court to See Woman.

FOLSOM, Calf, March 20 R.-
Curious townspeople crowded a court
room here yesterday for a glimpse Of
a two-gun toting wife accused of
plotting, at the risk of her own life,
to free her condemned husband from
prison. The woman, Mrs. Ann Hall,
was bound over on two charges of
attempting, March 8, to smuggle the
pistols to George Hall, sentenced to
be hanged March 27 for murder.
Evening star., 1936-03-20
SHORT-WAVE FEATURES
TODAY.

Rome: 6 p.m.-News bulletins
in English. Opera from the Carlo
Felice Theater in Genoa. Special
program dedicated to the FEEDER
alton Of Professional and Business
Women. Latest songs played by
the Cetra Orchestra, 2RO, 31.1 m,
9.63 meg.
London: z p.m-"with and
Without Prejudice" GSD, 25.5 m,
Ills meg, Csc, 31.3 m, e.5s
meg, GSB, 3l.5 m, e.5l meg, or
GSA, 49.5 m, sos meg.
Berlin: z p.m.-German Olym-
pic team. DJC, 49.s m. 500 meg.
Barranquilla: 8 p.m.-Concert
from the Gulf of Darien.
HJ1ABB, 46.5 m, 6.45 meg.
Caracas, Venezuela: $3.50 pm
Instrumental solos. YV2RC. SIT
m, $50 meg.
London: 10 pm. "How's
That?" Variety entertainment.
GSD, 25.5 m, 11.75 meg, Csc,
31.3 m, 9.58 meg, or GSL, 4s.1
m, Gil meg.
Pittsburgh: IL a.m.-DX Club.
w8XK, 4s.8 m, 6.14 meg.
Evening star., 1936-03-20

1890. The group will offer Brahms
"Lieberslieder, Opus So"
Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians
will celebrate the 17th anniversary Of
their organization during their broad
cast at $50, a WdAL feature.
Evening star., 1936-03-20

-HoUGH the radio nanufactur-
ing and distributing industry
enjoyed the best year in its
Il history in 1885, 1t is looking
The Redwood gazette., 1936-01-23
School District No. SO.
Total Tax Rate 45,6 Mills,

School District No. SO.
Total Tax Rate 43.4 Mills.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-01-23
vEsTA TOWNSHIP

VESTA TOWNSHIP
Redwood County, Minnesota
School District No. 70.
Total Tax Rate 1874 Mills.
Money Amt.
Assessed and of
Valuation Credits Taxes
Hanswick, E. E. ..........$ $3.50 s.. 5000
The Redwood gazette., 1936-01-23

WILLOW LAKE TOWNSHIP
Redwood County, Minnesota
School District No. 81.
Total Tax Rate e. Mills.
Money Amt
Assessed and of
Valuation Credits Taxes
Berg, Theo. .............. s.. $2.10 20
Berg, Mary A. ............ L20 120
The Redwood gazette., 1936-01-23
School District No. 81.
Total Tax Rate o2.2 Milla.

School District No. 70.
Total Tax Rate 40.6 Mills.
Pollen. Christ ............ 131 -.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-01-23
School District No. ia.

School District No. 1902.
Total Tax Rate Co.'S Mills
/, Raymond w. 80. 81 ..
Joseph ............ 2S3 :.