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The Arizona gleam., 1936-09-04
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sister in tire Angel City of the
coast.
Mrs. Mary Selsey and Miss Hell
en- Selsey of Brooklyn, N. Y, ar
rived in the city last week. They
plan to rernain here for some time.
Mrs. Sclscy is the mother of Mr.
Milden Of East Jefferson street
and Miss SeJsey is his sister.
Miss M. Blunt, sister of Mrs.
Gertrude Nixon who brought her
here fror1 Kansas City, Mo-, sev-
eral weeks ago, is recovering from
a very sick spell. She resides ON
North Tenth street.
Rev. and Mrs. Clifford Love, Of
Winslow, are house guests of Rev.
and Mrs. j. E. Bradford this week
end.
-
Mr.. Otis r. Burns of Chicago
is visitor in the city. He wor-
SHIPPED at the First Colored Bap-
tist church last Sunday.
Mrs. Marion Shivers of Ell Paso,
Tex, is visitor in the city. She
is the second sister of Mr.. Boyer
to come here. Miss Gladys Boyer,
The Arizona gleam., 1936-09-04
another sister, has been here for

another sister, has been here for
several weeks, coming from Ala
magorda, N. M. Mrs. Shivers and
Miss Boyer's stay here will be in
definite.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burnett
OF 1902 Buckeye road returned to
the city after spending a very
pleasant vacation in Ell Paso, Tex.
Both are very active in fraternal
activities. Mr.. Burnett is the wor-
shipful master of Maricopa Lodge
No. 1, and Mrs. Burnett is the
chief recorder of Rose of Arizona
Tabernacle No. 80, and a member
of the Eastern Star.
.1xING LOUIS" TOURS DALLAS
WHITE WOMEN ASHAMED
OF BETHEA HANGING
LOU%.V1LLE, Ky. (C)-Writ-
ing to the Co.lrier-Journal, white
daily a white woman said: 1--WE
have often been more or less
NO CONFIRMATION ON
METCALF TEACHING JOB
NEW ORLEANS, La, (C) =
Xavier university officials would
not comment on reports last week
that Ralph Metcaf would become
coach at the school.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-09-04

Mr.. Clay Perkins received an in
jury to one of his hands that was
very painful but not serious last
week.
JESSE OWENS GROUP ON
FIRST PAGE IN N. ".
NE WyORK. CA three coll
un1n photo of Jesse Owens, his
vile and mother, in one group, ap-
peared. on the first page of the
New VI Journal Monday, under
tn caption, "Our Olympic Hero
Cad Be Home"
Evening star., 1936-01-15

ideals. There we also see the big bad
wolf. Anyway, Miss Merrill gets into
the theater via Dayton, Ohio-and
from then on suffers. She suffers SO
much that she doesn't want anybody
else to suffer as she has. So she turns
on the past-and tells all.
Students of the theater will not
find her lecture either Illuminating
or bright. Due to occasionally clever
spurts of acting, it has its innings.
But by and large it lags. The cast
includes such well-known players as
Eda Heinman, Edith and Harry
Gresham, Hal Conklin Che dies),
Louise Campbell, Morgan Farley,
Nicholas Joy Che walks up and out
of the audience). Mary Orr, etc. They
do what they can. So does Director
Worthington Minor. But it isn't
enough.
Frankly, Mr. Yokels new show Is
related to that bird in the theater
known as turkey"
Evening star., 1936-01-15
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

National-"Julie the Great" at $50
pm.
Loew's Fox-"Riffraff, at II am,
1:40, 4:25, 7:05 and $50 pm. Stage
shows at 1855, $40, 6:25 and 9:05
pm.
Earle-"Mary Burns, Fugitive" at
II am, 1875, AIS, 7 and 9:45 pm.
Stage shows at 1880, 3:35, $40 and
sp.m.
R-K-O Keith's-"The Magnificent
Obsession," at 11:15 am, 1:20, 1925,
$50, 7:35 and 9:40 pm.
PaIace-"Tale of Two Cities" at
Ills am, ISL, Apt, 1908 and 9:39
pm.
Metropolitan capt. Blood" at
1880 am, 2, 4:25, 6:55 and 9:25 pm.
Columbia - "Ah, Wilderness" at
1l:15 am, 1:20, $3.50, $50, TAO and
$50 pm.
Belasco-"Three Kids and Queen" :"
ut IL noon, 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 pm.
Tivoli-"Splendor," at 2:30, 4:20,
Sos, 7:5o and s:40 pm.
Ambassador-"T Thanks a Million" at
GAS, 8 and Gas pm.
LittIe-"The Informer," at 1923
am, 1882, 1886, $40, 7:44 and 9:48
pm.
Howard-"I Found Stella Parish, I"
at 1890, 3:15, and 9 pm. Stage
shows at 2, 4:45, 7:30 and 1915 pm.
Evening star., 1936-01-15
Films Listed
For Keith
Attractive
Series Coming After
Second Week There
of Dunno Play.
uARDIE MEAKIN has booked an

HARDIE MEAKIN has booked an
imposing list of film attractions
to follow the current Magnificent
Obsession" at R-K-O Keith's Theater.
Magnificent Obsession." starring
Irene Dunno, will remain for second
week at the Fifteenth street theater,
and then will be followed by Frank
Bucks latest movie of his adventures
in capturing wild animals for the ZOOS
Of the world, Fang and Claw"
Margaret Sullavan's newest motion
picture will be seen after the Buck
film. The title is Next Time We
Love-" adapted from a best seller by
Ursula Parrott, and James Stewart
will play opposite the star who scored
recently in 80 Red the Rose"
Next will come Ann Harding and
Herbert Marshall in "The Lady Con-
sents." The film is an original adapted
by Anthony WELLER and has in its cast
Margaret Lindsay, Walter Abel, Ilka
Chase, Edward Ellis and Hobart
Cavanagh.
The Harding Marshall starring We
llCLG Will VIC lOliOWCu Ny AeobCis v
Donat's "The Ghost Goes West" pro-
duced by Alexander Korda and now
in its second week on Broadway. Jean
Parker plays opposite Donat and Rene
Clair directed the film.
This fills out the schedule until
Friday, February 81. on which day
Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers will
descend upon Keith's in their latest
musical, Follow the Fleet" The
score for this film, as for Top Hat"
was written by Irving Berlin.
Other photoplays to follow include
Rhodes, the Empire Builder" star
ring Walter Huston; Irene Dunno.
Helen Morgan, Paul Robson, Charles
Winniger and others of the original
Ziegfeld stage production, in THE
Show Boat; Edward Arnold in "Sut-
ter's Gold," Roland Young in THE
Evening star., 1936-01-15
Finds Lost Hand.

While cleaning the grandstand fol-
lowing a foot ball game at Aberdeen.
Scotland. man found an artificial
hand inclosed in a brown glove
Evening star., 1936-01-15

cutting, rewriting and recasting. It
has a good idea, but it loses it every
five minutes. Nor is the dialogue i'm
proved by excursions into slang.
Miss Merrill does her best as the
heroine of John Taintor Foote's fable
in which the little girl from Lexington,
KY, has her troubles in the theater.
Her "reminiscences as to how she got
where she is form the basis for dis
jointed evening in the theater which
may end better than it beginS-but
which is still not ripe entertainment.
While half the National audience
last night said that they liked what
Mr. Yokel had set before it, the other
half sulked, and from chair in the
last row during the last act it seemed
to us that for the most part those
present were inclined to be discour-
aged.
Mr.. FooTE sets his stage in the
-A present and then f1ips it back
to 1918. There we see the struck
girl with the Bernhardt-Duse-G -Garbo
Evening star., 1936-01-15
Steps Opposed.

"Imagine what would happen if tight
skirts came into fashion again." is the
slogan of the battle against the new
municipal street cars, having several
steps, in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Evening star., 1936-01-15
BAND CONCERTS.

DAM CONCEh4S.
BY the United States Navy Band
Symphony Orchestra in the Sail Loft
at the Navy Yard at 4 pm. today.
Lieut.. Charles Benter, conductor; !;
Alexander Morris, assistant conductor.
Grand march, "Pomp and Circum-
stance" -Elgar
"Liebestraume" -Liszt
"Wedding March -Mendelssohn
From Midsummer Nights Dream"
"Minuet in G" Beethoven
"First Rumanian Rhapsody - Enesco
Suite, Scenes Bohemiennes" -Bizet
(a) Prelude"
(b) "Serenade"
Co "Marche'
Cd "Danse Bohemienne"
"The Star Spangled Banner"
BY the United States Marine Band
Symphony Orchestra in the band
auditorium of the Marine Barracks
at 8 o'clock tonight. Capt. Taylor
Branson, leader; William F. Santel-
mann, second leader.
Victor Herbert Program.
"March of the Toys" from Babes
in Toyland"
Prelude to the third act
"Natoma"
Irish Rhapsody"
Xylophone solo, "Al Fresco,"
Charles Owen.
Excerpts from Naughty Marietta"
(a) "Canzonetta," opus II, No. 4
10 "Danse Baroque"
Selections from THE Fortune
Teller"
Suite, "Romantique"
(a) Visions" (b) "Aubade"
(c) "Triomphe d'Amour"
td ''Fete Nuptiale''
Marines hymn THE Halls of Mon
temuZa"
"The Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1936-01-15
CHEKHOV PLAY TONIGHT

THE curtain will rise promptly to-
i night at $3.50 on the Columbia
Players repertory performance Of An
ton Chekhov's "Uncle Vanya." The
Columbians will not seat late corners
during the first scene of the play.
The cast includes Eileen Fowler, Doro-
thea Lewis, Dorothy M. White, Eliza
beth Dyer, Wayne Bobst, Wade Robin
son, Joe Bourne. Arthur Westover and
Oliver Anderson. Aurora Poston Is
the director.
Evening star., 1936-01-15
BURTON HOLMES TAKES
AUDIENCE TO MEXICO
Lecturer Pictures Features Which
Make Neighboring Country
PICTURESQUE,

6lCLuI IcSquc'
FRESH from a 3O,0OO-mile jaunt
= over the face of the globe, the ever
engaging Burton Holmes returned to
the National Theater yesterday after
noon to present many a choice picture
of the beauties of Mexico.
Using Mexico, D. F., as the hub Of
his travelogue, the experienced lee
turer offered Mexico that few Ameri-
cans thought existed. For sheer pic
turesque beauty and for historic monu-
ments of antiquity our neighboring
republic can be ranked second to none.
Mountains whose snow-kissed heights
rear thousands of feet higher than
those of the Alps in Switzerland; jun
giles whose rank vegetation is COM
parable with that of Java; forest
buried cities reminiscent of the Angkor
Wat, and pyramids but slightly smaller
than those of Egypt. lend this country
a charm that vies well with the bet
ter known countries.
Mexico City, known to people south
of the Rio Grande as Mexico, DiStrlto
Federal, is a modern metropolis. well
equipped with electricity, skyscrapers
beautiful parks and with the burden
of a heavy automobile traffic. Here
the MeXicanS, for the most part, have
abandoned the more picturesque dress
of their fathers for the conventional
clothes of modern civilization.
Today this country is becoming tour
ist conscious as evidenced by the many
new roads now under construction, the
many modern hotels designed to give
better service, and. most of all, police
force trained to aid visitors of foreign
nations. For in Mexico, D. F.. each
policeman wears a small flag on his
arm denoting which language he
knows.
Popocatepetl, one of the most famous
volcanoes of the New World. was ex-
plotted by the veteran globe trotter.
with unusual views of the crater from
the air. These scenes were perhaps
the high lights of the lecture
Much credit is due Burton Holmes
for the masterful fashion in which he
portrayed the people and beauties Of
this country. F. L. c.
Evening star., 1936-01-15
WARRINGTON CHOSEN
TO HEAD AERO CLUB
Reelection Is Announced by
Washington Chapter of Ma
tional Association,

Reelection of Chester H. War
rington as president of the Aero
Club Of Washington, chapter Of
the National Aeronautic Association,
was announced today. warrington
is former president of the Washing
ton Air Derby Association and now is
national vice president of the Sports
man Pilots Association.
Other officers elected to serve with
him during 1886 are Louis Inwood.
first vice president; John F. Victory.
second vice president; Richard S.
Boutelle. third vice president: Allan
M. Smythe, secretary: ]. B. Peterson.
treasurer, and Rear Admiral E. s.
Land, DR.. George w. Lewis, Adolf
Evening star., 1936-01-15
K. Barta and DR.. Roy E. Whitehead.

K. Barta and DIR. Roy E. Whitehead,
trustees.
The club has announced that it
will sponsor financially any pilot in
the Washington area who will attempt
to bring an international record to
the United States. The offer will
hold until May and will cover an
attempt by any licensed pilot within
a 20-mile radius of the District for
record in any class or category.
with the exception of trial for maxi
mum speed over a 3-kilometer course.
The club will defray all sanction
and registration fees made by the
Federation Aeronautique Interna-
tionale for official recognition of the
record attempt, but will not pay
personal expenses of the pilot. it
was announced.
The club also has approved the
McSwain bill, now pending in the
House, to create a Junior air reserve
Evening star., 1936-01-15
PLAYWRIGHT LECTURES
Mr.. McDevitt's Drama, "Sunda!

Mr.. McDevitt's Drama, Sunday
Mag" Also Given.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
SILVER SPRING, Md. January IS.
-E. Francis McDevitt, former presi-
dent Of the Blackfriars' Guild Of
Washington, gave a lecture on dra-
matics before the Providence branch
Of the Blackfriars recently.
On the same program the guild
presented Mr.. McDevitt's latest play,
Sunday Mag" which has a news
paper background McDevitt is a
member of the Executive Committee
Of the one-act play tournament spon-
sofed by the community center.
Evening star., 1936-01-15
WEST POINT EXAMS OPEN

West Point entrance examinations
for 10 District appointees to the United
States Military Academy were to open
today at the Franklin Administration
Building and will continue through
tomorrow, it was announced today.
Physical examinations were made
by DR.. j. A. Reed at fire engine house
No. 16, on Thirteenth street between
K and L streets.
Evening star., 1936-01-15

Man Who Could Work Miracles" and
Carole Lombard in Love Before
Breakfast" from the Faith Baldwin
story, "Spinster Dinner"
Short subjects to supplement these
features will include new March
of Time" every month and the re-
leases of the films of Maj. Bowes and
his amateurs.
Evening star., 1936-01-15

COAL |
2,240 Pounds to the Ton
Blue Ridge Va. Hard
Stove Coal, $1O.75
Special Furnace Size. $3.50
A.. Special Stove Size. 1915
Nut. S1O.5O; Pea, $3.50; EgE. S1O.75
Buckwheat. $7.25
Smokeless Egg, $3.50
B'tuminsSs sas. SSsI sS In without T. 81 Smoke or
Blue Egg, $3.50
Hard H .strueturs Pa; Bituminous
1870 Lump Coal, $3.50
500 Lump Coal, $6.75
menf from the ine-showins you Get
correct amount Of lump.
Coal carried from truck to your coal
bin We do not dump It on curb.
with our coal sfser fs a burning MIN 0sa'ss ss
hours we will take II back and refund
your money on portion not used.
Over 2O,O00 New Customers in Yrs.
in Baltimore and Washington
There IL Reason Why
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Anthracite
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Miners Of virginia Anthracite Hard
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Evening star., 1936-01-15
Auto License Easy to Learn.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j. (P).-Ed-
ward Simpson will find it easy to re-
member his auto license number.
He's the swimming team captain at
Rutgers University. member of the
class of 1887. The license is R-1937.
Evening star., 1936-01-15
Alex Yokel's New Play
No "Three Men on Horse"
"Julie the Great" Lacks Whatever It Takes
in the Theater in Spite of Beth Merrill
and Good Cast
BY E. de S. MELCHER.

ETH MERRILL OF David Beascos favote actresses she
- emoe Last night
/ she good.
- scarcely worth the effort.
In
in
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
Japan AMERICAN HA SU-
LA PAN AMERICAN HA SU-
EN- C~IENFUEGOS

Habana, MARIO 4.-El presi-
de la "Pan American Air
ways, senior Mason, visit6 al
Presidente Barnet. lie acompa-
naba ell abogado de la compa-
MIA de aviaci6n, doctor Lazo.
Los visitantes expusieron al
Magistrate la necesi-
dad en- que sc habia visto la
companfa de suprimir la escala
en- ell aerOdromo de Cienfue-
Cos, en- virtud del NAL estadO
del terrenO. Pidieron los senO-
res Mason y Lazo al Presiden-
tie Barnet, que ell GObierno aten
diera a dicha reparaci6n, con
de no privar a Cienfue-
gos de este servicio. FL Presi-
prometi6 a sus visitan-
ties tratar e lasunto e mel Con-
de Secretaries del viernes
pr6ximo, con toda la urgencia
1ue la importancia del mismo
requeria. =
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
D~ESMENTIDA LA NOTICIA
DEL MATRIMONIO DEL
REY EDUARDO VIII

Londres, Mario IA mott =
cia del matrimonio del rev E =
duardo VIII, de la Gran Breta-
ma, con la ex-Infanta Maria
Cristina, hija del ex-rey Alton
so de Espana, ha sido calificada
de impossible" en- los circulos.
bien informados de esta capital.
Els impossible" dicen los en-
terados, porque las leyes ingle-
sas prohiben que ell Rey contrai
ga m~atrimonio con una cat6li-
ca, y la Infanta Maria Cristina
profesa dicha religion.
La noticia fue publicada orr
ginariamente en- Paris, y reco-
gida pOr ell diario monarquico
espahol "Ya," en- su edici6n de
aver.
Por su parte, Ell ex-rey des-
minti6, desde Roma, la propia
noticia, y sus amigos califica =
ron 10 publicado de "rumor alb
surdo."
La ex-infanta Maria Cristina
en- Roma, con su madre, la
ex-reina Victoria de Espana.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04

POGO o NADIA Sc logra con insi-
nuaciones. Ell hombre no es un
ser muy perspicaz.
Y, sin embargo, ell privilegio
de elegir a un padre de la patria
no es NADIA, comparable con ell
derecho a elegir al padre de
~nuestrOs hijos; y de derrumbar
los diques que contenian ell a
vance femenino, no eS, nj con
mucho, tan importante como ell
de franquear las barreras que
nos separan de la felicidad.
Porqre la mayOrfa de las mu-
jeres no es solo que quieren ca
sarse, sino que, ademas, Sc han
FORBADE ell ideal del hombre con
quien hacerlo, han puesto la
vista en- ell hombre que desean
para marido. Mas un conven-
cionalismo eStupido les impide
declararse al hombre que haria
su felicidad.
Sin embargo, no sc puede ne
gar que habria mas y mejores
matrimOnios y menos separa-
clones y divorcios, 81 fueran las
mujeres las que iniciasen los
primeros pasos en- las cuestio-
mes encaminadas hacia ell ma
trimonio. Hay varias razones
para que asi sea.
Por de pronto, las mujeres
son muchO mas sabias en- estos.
problemas del cOraz6n. Ademas
es mas importante para la mu-
Jer dar con Ell maridO ideal, que
para ell hOmbre encontrar una
companera de su gusto, por la
sencilla raz6n de que la mujer
casada esta mucho mas casada
que ell marido. Sabido es que
cuando este Sc lleva u ndesenga
no en- ell matrimonio encuentra
fuera de este mil intereses que
lie distraigan de su desengano y
mil formas de consolarse. Pero
cuando este Sc lleva un desenga
posa, esta tiene que cargar con
TODD ell peso de su desilusi6n.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
UN ANCIANO DE 81 AMOS
TIENE 81 HIJOS, Y ESPE-
RIA AHORA UN NUEVO
VASTAGO

BrOOksville, Mario 4.-El Co
misionado del condado de Her.
nando Sc interesaba hoy por
comprobar la veracidad del ca
so de A. H, Douglas, ciudadano
americana, de la raza de color,
de 81 amos de edad, y padre de
81 muchachos, que viven en- la
actualidad.
Douglas esta esperanto ell hi
10 numero 38.
Ell anciano tuvo 25 hijos con
su primera mujer, y con la Sc =
gunda ha tenido va ~, y espera
ahora ell decimo tercero.
Douglas trabaja en- los pro-
yectos de "auxiliO" a los desem-
pleados, organizados por ell Go
bierno Federal y lleva va mas
de cincuento amos en- este con-
dado de fernando.
Su case sera posiblemente es-
tudiado por los m6dicos.
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En- Gambia, la mujer enamo-

En- Gambia, la mujer enamo-
rada de su marido, por ell hecho
de estarlo, es va feliz. Y una mu
jer contenta y satisfecha IRA
dia algeria y hace didhosos a
cuantos la rodean.
Por ell contrario, ell noventa
por ciento de las mujeres irrita-
BILE, de NAL genio; las malas a
mas de casa, derrochadoras las
ccquetas e infieles, Sc italian en-
tire las que t%uvieron que casarse
por necesidad con ell primero
que Sc les present6, y no por in
clinaci6n, cuando lquisieron. A
quellas hacen recaer sobre sus
desgracia6qs maridos TODD eel
peso de su desilusion al yer que
no Sc aproxima al deal forja-
do.
Esperemos que ell pr6ximo pa
so de la mujer hacia Su emanci-
paci6n sea ell de libertarse de
ese tGba, que impide a una mu-
chacha plantear la question de
confianza al joven que desea
por maridO.
NJ z.
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PARA LA MUJER
IPor que no Sc declararan las mujeres
a los hombres?
PETER PET

Ell mas profundo misterio de
la psicologia femenina consiste,
a nuestro modo de yer, en- ell he
che de que las mujeres, que he
mos luchado encarnizadamen-
tie derramando nuestra sangre
y dando nuestra vida, por de-
cirlo aSf, para conquiStar ell de-
recho al sufragio y alcanzar la
emancipation de ganarnos la
vida, no nos hayamos atrevido
aGn a levantar la voz para de-
clarar nuestro amor a I'm hon.
bre y proponerle ell matrimonio.
va sc que aqui me saldrfan
al paso muchoS con ell sobado
argumento de que en- esta cues
ton del matrimonio la verdade-
ra conquistadora es la mujer,
que es ella quien lama ell anzue-
10, mientras que ell pobre infe-
liz hombre Sc deja enganar,
mordiendo como ell PEE inocen-
tie, tragandose incluso ell anzue-
10.
EstO no es abSOlutamente
exactO. Claro que no vamos a
pretender aquf que en- estos
tiempos y a estas alturas la mu-
jer no Sc fila en- un hombre has
ia que este Sc haya fijado antes
en- ella, o que nunca Sc lie pase a
esta por Ia imagination ell pre-
guntarse que tai marido haria
semejante hombre hasta des-
pues que este Sc lie haya decla-
RADIO. Y que entonces, Y solo en-
tonces, la mujer descubre que
esta locamente enamorada de
81, sin haberlo siquiera sospe-
chado.
No; no tenemoS las mujeres
la pretensi6n de poser seme-
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jante dominic Sobre nuestros
sentimientos y pasiones. Mas
aun admitiendo que haya una
de esas muchachas modernaS
decididas que We a IN j6ven que
lie agrada y hace los posibles
para pescarlo, los prejuicios
que lie impiden lanzarse abier-
tamente a la conquista de csc
hombre constituyen u nobstacu-
10 que lie obliga a usar de me-
diOs tan sutiles y sinuosos y lie
hacen perder la preSa o conse-
guirla por tan malas artes que
a la larga redundaran en- per-
juicio de la felicidad a tai pre-
clio lograda. Mientras que Otra
cosa seria 81 pudiese ir esa con-
quista franca y abiertamente,
como van los hombres, sin ar
gucias y sin rodeos, exponien-
dole claramente que lie anna y lie
admira, y que esta dispuesta a
contribuir a su bienestar mate
rial con las dotes de buena anna
de casa que. posee, y a su felici-
dad, con ell amor que lie profesa,
etc., etc.
Pero no sucede asf, y muy po-
co han cambiado las cosas des-
de que las mujeres CREAM CO.
mo artfculo de fe en- ell refrain
de que "matrimOnio y mortaja,
del cielO baja", y asf Sc pasaban
la vida esperando-y esperan-
do Sc morfan-a que les llOviera
del cielo un marido, % desde a.
quellas cuyos esfuerzOs Sc redu-
clan a rear a San Antonio pa
ra que les concediese novio.
A TODD 10 mas a que la mu-
chacha moderna Sc aventura es
a insinuar su inclination. Pero
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LOS GANADEROS NO QUE
Rem ENTIRE
MUNICIPIOS

Habana, mario alma CO.
mission de ganaderos Sc entire
vist6 eSta mafiana con ell Presi-
dente Barnet, para pedirle la
appreciation de un decreto+ey
que p~rohibiese la implantaci6n
de impuestos por la entrada de
carnes en- los distintos munich
pios. En- La Habana ,seg1n los
ganaderos, este impuesto solo
a los mataderos parti-
culares que funcionan en- la mis-
ma.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
LOS MEM
BROS DE LA COMISION
DEL SERVICIO CIVIL

Habana, mario 4.-El Presi-
dente de la Republica, doctor
Barnet, ha firmado un decreto
designando p~residente de la
Comisi6n del Servicio Civil, al
doctor EstanislaO Cartaha, y
vocales de la misma a los senO-
res Guillermo Belt y Fernan-
1ez de Castro.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
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