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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1929 K ST. NIX. The Lee-Marque-Nicely
furnished rooms, running water, semi-pri-
vate bath: excellent board; reasonable. 6s
1924 K ST. NW.-Double front rm. for
gentlemen or married couple; newly deco.
rated: home-cooked meals. Met. 9569.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1911 goth. st.. NV
Walking distance; single and double rooms
rhere. Phone North e939.
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1871 COLUMBIA RD. NV. APT. 505-
Summer months. $50. Adams s643-J.
1921 10th ST. NW.-TWO ROOMS
kitchen and porch sublet to reliable party
to Sept. 1st or longer. Call after pm.
Apt. II.
NORTHBROOK COURTS, APT. 11O-2
rooms. foyer, large kitchen, bath: Summer
months; cool: reduced rent. Col. 1890.
cALvERToN. 1878 COLUMBIA RID. APT
55osEssublet for summnssr' two two rooms rooms
Columbia $500. '"' ''
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1915 L ST. NW.-Lovely Ink. room. ad-
9olnln9 path. $3.50. also 2nd floor single
Evening star., 1936-06-04
ROOMS AND BOARD.

1920 10Th ST. N.W-Rooms Tor young
ladies; attractive home; walking distance.
Excellent meals. A.
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 2l3l Mass Ave-Studo
room, street entrance. with free use splen-
did-tone piano: excellent meals. OPTIONAL;
pr5ce Prise very low. Also share with gentleman.
Govt. empioye. large. cheerful nicely fur
nlShed room, 1902 Conn. ave. Phone North
Q40A Decatur h4RS
Evening star., 1936-06-04

1894 HARVARD. APT. l-Comfortable
double room. clean and cool, = closets.
con. hot water. ex. location 81 week
l44S FAIRMONT ST.-Large room, twin
beds private bath. gentlemen. $50 mo. for
.: single room and sleeping porch
Evening star., 1936-06-04

1922 N NW-Attractive bed-Sitting room
comb, private bath. 3 windows; suitable
tMn three. rnnd r1,e als sir ncrln
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HOUSES-FTRNISHED

RENT FOR sUMMER-BURLEITH 5
per month. rooms, furnished = inclcsed
porches. Frigldaire automatic h.v.h., ga
ra-e Phone Cleveland Sb69
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-12

so East's queen was permitted to
win. When club was returned,
however, there now was no object In
refusing to win; should the red suits
fail to break, the third club might
be as valuable as another ace, for
by placing the lead with 1t o losing
finesse might be avoided.
South now took three rounds Of
hearts, only to And that East had
stopper. He then ran on three
rounds Of diamonds, winding up
In dummy, and again West failed
to follow suit.
South still had to look for his
ninth trick. There was the spade
finesse, Of course, but South looked
further. West, he knew, still held
three clubs and might hold the
spade king.
The club nine was led from
dummy, West won and cashed two
more club tricks, upon which
South dropped his two small
spades.
Then West was forced to lead
q spade, and South made his ninth
trick.
Copyright, 1896, NEA Service. Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-12
Recent Bride Is
Guest AT ShouUer

Mrs. M. Broderick Of Lounsbury
avenue entertained at her home
recently for Mrs. w. Doolan Of Tor
rington who was formerly Miss
Alice M. Broderick. The guest OF
honor was the recipient of many
beautiful gifts. Those present were:
Mrs. j. Grove, Mrs. G. Griffin. Mrs.
j. Murphy, Mrs. P. Grady, Mrs. J.
Holohan, Mrs. j. Phelan, Mrs. E.
Connell, Mrs. M. Kelley, Mrs. j.
Brown, Mrs. G. Devereaux, Mrs. M.
Shelley, Mrs. j. Gladney, Mrs. j.
McEvoy, Mrs. F. Riley, Mrs. R. Mo-
rine, Mrs. J. Driscoll, Mrs. D. Bat
tell, Mrs. j. Kendrick, Mrs. T. Lud-
dy. Mrs. M. Murphy, Mrs. j. Barry,
Mrs. T. Kane. Mrs. M. Stack, Mrs.
B .McHugh, Mrs. B. Donnelly, Mrs.
E. Kelly, Mrs. w. Dunn, Mrs. B.
Seery, Mrs. j. Meehan, Mrs. ].
Ryan, Mrs. G. Carey, Mrs. M.
Brady, Mrs. j. Higgins, Mrs. P.
Kenny, Mrs. F. Champagne, Mrs. j.
Cronin, Mrs. g. Meehan, Mrs. T.
Donoghue, Mrs. j. Danagher, Mrs.
G.. Geseneiser, Mrs. F. Davino, Mrs.
P. Laguna, Mrs. G. Deegan, Mrs. M.
Kane, Mrs. w. Stack, Mrs. D. Knott,
Mrs. A. Knott, and Misses Kathryn
Holohan, Kitty Leahy, Irene Peters,
Agnes Donnelly, Gertrude Danagher
Helen Connell, Blanche Pelletier, s.
Meehan, Mary Stack, Dolores Pelle-
tier, Ann Luddy, Anna Seery, Maria
Donnelly, Frances Seery, Agnes
Knott, Mary Grove, Nellie Sullivan,
Helen Donnelly, Viola Knott and
the following out of town guests
Mrs. w. Ryan, Mrs. M. Higgins, Mrs
j. Bresnahan, Mrs. ]. Carr, Mrs. j
Doolan, and Mary Carr, all Of Tor
rington.
Miss Mary Hart, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis J. Hart Of Murray
street, this city, will enter Antioch
college, yellow Springs, Ohio, as q
full time student this fall. Next
year Miss Hart will be entered as q
cooperative student and will work
and study in her respective field In
alternate five-week periods.
Miss Hart, who is graduate Of
Crosby high school, matricuiateo
for one year at the University Of
Pittsburgh.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-12

All players appreciate the value
Of cards Of entry, cards, which take
tricks and permit the player to
enter his. own or dumrny's hand.
Good players know also the great
value Of cards Of exit, losing cards
in a suit controlled BY an opponent.
The value Of the latter is to place
chosen player In the lead and
force him to do something that the
declarer wants done, such as saving
declarer from taking what might
prove to be a losing finesse.
1t was because South, in today's
hand, knew the value Of an exit
card that he was able to make his
contract. BY putting West into
the lead, he permitted his oppo-
nent to cash three tricks, which
West would have won anyway;
but West then was forced to make
a present to the game-going trick,
O we'll worthwhile exchange.
When South saw the dummy,
after the opening club lead, he did
not feel any particular concern.
He could count eight tricks sure,
without finesse, and the ninth
would be In II either the hearts
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-12
Miss Mary Gayer Is
Honored At Shouve,

Miss Mary Caroline Gayer OF
Prospect was pleasantly surprised
Thursday evening with shower In
her honor at the home Of Mrs. A. H
Merriman of Prospect. Music was
enjoyed during the evening and re-
freshments were served. The BRIDE
to-be received many beautiful gifts
from those present who included
Mrs. A. H. Merriman, Mrs. H
M. Bunnell, Mrs. @. g. Garfield
Mrs. Frank Drew, Mrs. John S
Staneslow, Mrs. Spencer Hem. Mrs
Clifford P. Clark, Mrs. Clifford p
Wallace, Mrs. Roy Freter, Mrs
George H. Key, Mrs. George Cow
dell, Mrs. Bessie Moshier, Mrs
Harry Stieler, Mrs. Frank Plumb
Mrs. Walter .Gorse, Mrs. John g.
Schieffer, Mrs. Flora Salvatore, Mrs
M. Baker, the Misses Ella Allen,
Lillian Allen, Josephine Clark,
Bernice Chatfield, Nellie Cowdell,
Anna Rozrrn, Helen Fourier, Pau
line Varis, Mary Salvatore, Susan
Cocchiola, Ruth HotchkisS, Mabel
Hotchkiss, Mrs. John Gayer and
Miss Jennie Gayer.
Miss Nora Broderick, who Is
leaving shortly to take a course at
st. Agnes home, West Hartford,
was honored at a farewell party
Thursday evening at Hibernian
hall. Miss Broderick was presented
a travelling bag and purse froiA
the guests who included Misses
Rita Denehy, Catherine Denehy,
Bridget Doolan, Betty Ann McGurk,
Mary Carroll, Kay Carroll, Mar
garet Carroll, Esther Sullivan, Mar
garet Broderick, Mrs. Henry Win
ton, Mrs. Marie Carroll, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Carroll, Misses Madeline
Griffin, Agnes Grimm, Margaret
Winton, Winifred Rawley, Anna
Cream, Rita Denehy, Katherine
Phelan, Teresa Bernier, Helen
Brown, Catherine Bresnahan, Mary
Bresnahan, Adele Surzenski, Fran
ces Mayaroski, Mae Cow, Frances
Doyle, Margaret Quinn, Natalie
Eamm, Louise Smith, Ruth Brown,
Rose Blanche Mccain, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Frederick, Jr., Dorothy
M. Coogan, Nora Mcnamara, Julie
Mccarthy, Ann Bowie, Mary Su-
grue, Marie Carazza, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Frederick, ST., Misses Flora
and Angelina Raimo, Ann Curtin,
Susan Curtin, Betty Leary, Mrs,
John Curtin, Joseph Trainor, An
! thonV CaroZZa. Robert Greene.
william O'Leary, Patrick Sugrue,
John Kelly, Maurice Kelly, Jo-
seph DAILY, Raymond Wrenn, John
Carroll, Martin Tehan, Michael
Sheehan, Frank Carroll, James
Bresnahan, Robert DAILY, Francis
Kelly, Joseph Phelan, John Multi
gan and John Carey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-12
Donahue-C orcoron
Nuptials Saturday
-Gualtieri photo

Invitations have been issued for
the marriage of Miss Marcella New
lille Corcoran of Arch street, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Catherine Corcoran of
New York City to william John
Donahue, son of Mrs. Genevieve
Donahue of East Main street which
takes place on Saturday morning,
September 10th at 8 o'clock at St.
Margaret's church.
Miss Corcoran will have as her
maid of honor and only attendant
Miss Anne Cleary of Plymouth, Pa,
former classmate at Marywood
College in Scranton, Penn DON
aid Donahue will attend his BROTH
err as best man the ushers will in
clude: Nelson Conlong Of Provi-
dence, r. l., and Herbert Ragan,
both cousins Of the bridegroom, and
Patrick Cawley of Holyoke, Mass, q
former classmate of the bridegroom
at Valley Forge Military Academy.
Miss Corcoran is a graduate Of
Notre Dame Academy and Mary
wood College in Scranton, Penn,
and Mr.. Donahue is a graduate OF
Valley Forge Military Academy and
attended Manhattan College.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-12
Miss Dorothy Moss
rendered Shower

Miss Dorothy Moss was pleasantly
surprised Thursday evening at her
home, the occasion being a variety
shower. Beano was played, Mrs
Charles Tyrrell winning first prize,
Music and singing was also enjoyed
Miss Moss received beautiful gifts
from those attending who were:
Mrs. Charles Winters, Mrs. Charles
Tyrrell, Mrs. Kulman. Mrs. Law
renee Kilbride, Mrs. William Klitka
Mrs. John O'Rourke, Mrs. Joseph
Balipeau, Mrs. Frank Kreger, Mrs
Gustave Cornelius, Mrs. j. Arthur
Berger, Mrs. John Kulman, Mrs
Louis Moss, Mrs. Edward Garthwait
Mrs. Charles Myngheer, Mrs. Mac
Casland, Mrs. Earl Snyder, Mrs. p
]. Duhaime, Mrs. Helen Medina,
Dorothy Cole, Helen Mraz, Gene
We've Garthwait, Gertrude Duhaime
Miss Foster, Dorothy Moss. Re-
freshments were also served.
Miss Mary Luddy was hostess at
dinner party at Old Hundred inn
III OOublAbuAJ ASSSAAoAy AA SSAAAteA
ment to Miss Ethel M. Ryan Of Wa
terville street, who is being married
on September 26th to James F. Syn
oft of Fleming street. The guests,
all classmates at Danbury Normal
school, included: Helen Hartnett,
Marie Conner, Katherine Heating,
Mae Fitzgerald, Pauline Perrault,
Marion Blacker, Louise Bale, Mil
bred Walsh, Mary Schieffer, Peg
MCGUIRE, Mary Rotella, Mary Doyle
Mildred Hetherington. Margaret
Conaty and Mary Luddy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lawrence
of Meriden road are enjoying
two weeks motor trip to the White
Mountains.
Miss Marion Stone Of South
Main street is In New York City
for the weekend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-12
Prominent Nuptials Social
Euents OF This Afternoon

Nuptials Of prominence will fea-
ture the social schedule this after
noon. Miss Martha Starkweathe
Dye, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. John
Sinclair Dye of Hillside avenue will
become the bride Of Louis Lathrop
Stott, son of Mrs. Louis Noble Stott
and the late Mr.. Stott of Pasadena,
California at o'clock at st. Johns
Episcopal church. Rev. DR.. John N.
Lewis will officiate at the ceremony
and will be assisted by Rev. T.
Lawry Sinclair. A reception will
follow at the home of the brides
parents for members Of the imme-
diate families and close families.
The First Congregational church
will be the scene Of Fall wedding
at 3 o'clock when Miss Alletta L.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-12
Local Girl Will
Wed In NelU York

A wedding Of local interest will
take place in New York tomorrow
Afternoon at 4:30 o'clock when Miss
Rosanne Bagley, daughter Of Mrs.
Jane Bagley Of East Farm street
and James r. MCGOWAN, son OF
Thomas MCGOWAN of Brooklyn, N.
Y. will be united In marriage. The
ceremony will be performed at st.
Ignatius church.
Miss Josephine Kelly of North
ampton, Mass, will be the maid OF
honor and only attendant of the
bride and George Kelley of Brook
lyn, N. Y. will attend Mr.. MCGOWAN
as best man.
A reception for the immediate
families will be held following the
ceremony.
The bride Is a graduate Of Wildly
High school and st. Marys Hospita
Training School For Nurses II
Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-12
Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Jaffee Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, announce the birth
of a daughter, Barbara, on August
9th. Mrs. Jaffee is the former
Miss Anna Karpet Of this city.
Mrs. H. ]. Robinson and daugh-
ter Blanche, have returned after
spending the past two weeks at
Ludlow, Maine, and Indian Or
chard, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walsh of
Fairlawn avenue and John Miller
of Hamilton avenue left yesterday
by motor for Niagara University,
accompanied by Donald Walsh
who will enter his sophomore year
at Niagara University on Septenl-
Der IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Shatas Of
Sunnyside avenue have returned to
their home after spending the past
week at Atlantic City, N. j, and
New York.
Miss Margaret Flynn Of East
Liberty street, entertained her
cousin, Miss Peggy Wall, Of West
chester, N. Y, over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo M. Di Leo
invite all their descendants and
relatives to attend the first annual
reunion of the Di Leo family which
will take the form of an outing to
be held at Pepe's farm, Bucks Hill,
Sept. 81. More than fifty persons
are expected to attend the outing
at which Mrs. Nunzio Di Leo, 80,
will be the guest of honor.
The committee is in charge OF
Peter Di Leo, assisted by John,
Louis, and Michael d Leo.
Mrs. A. Tetrault and son, Joseph
have returned after. spending the
weekend and holiday at Ludlow
and Indian Orchard, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-12
MISS ELLA MATZKIN
Pnllig Matzkin NuptiaLs
Will Take Place Ton1orrolO

Zig will attend his brother as best
man. The ushers include: Lawrence
Matzkin, zelig Matzkin, Martin
Matzkin. Yale Matzkin, Samuel
Cohen, Sidney Pasternack all Of this
city, Manual Goldberg Of Hartford
and Philip Bessoff Of New Britain
The bride who will be given ils
marriage by her parents, will wear
LeLong model gown Of white satin
styled with tunic coat which
terminates in q long train. Her
veil of white tulle will be arranged
in cap shape and will be trimmed
with orange blossoms and she will
carry a bouquet Of roses, lilies Of the
valley and orchids. Her sister viii
wear q Princess model gown Of ice
green satin styled with q sash Of
Hunters green and she Will carry
an arm bouquet of Talisman roses.
The brides mother will be attired
in a gown Of black lace styled with
separate jacket and she viii wear
corsage Of gardenias. The BRIDE
groom's mother will wear Q gown
of ashes of roses lace and q ccrsage
of American Beauty roses and lilies
Of the valley.
A reception for about $50 guests
will be held at the Hebrew 1nsti-
tute following the ceremony. Palms,
gladioli and roses will be used IN
decorating.
Mr.. Prillig and his bride viii
leave on a wedding trip to Atlantic
City and Washington, D. @. and
upon their return will reside ct 2ST
Pine street.
The bridegroom is affiliated "a
vice-president Of Prillig and Sons.
Out Of town guests were IN at
tendance from New Britain, Hart~
ford, New London, New Haven.
Bridgeport, Connecticut, New. York
and Providence, r. I.
The girls Of the Chase Metal
Works once recently honored Miss
Lena Ciarlone with luncheon and
shower at the Chase restaurant.
Miss Ciarlone Is to marry Roland
Guilmette on Sept. 20. The BRIDE
to-be was presented with Q china
dinner set.
Singing and dancing were enjoy
ed by everyone.
The guests present included:
Christine Calvin, Irene Higgins,
Katherine Sunma, Norma Sandulh,
Mary Bilanin, Mary Waters, Dora
ORourke, Leona Hinckley, Betty
Garrison. Jean Schneider, MarRaret
Ryan, Betty synott, Margaret
Cicchetti, Martha Watt, Alma
Mattson, Ethel Hall, Margaret
Kaltenbach, ]. Simnlas, Martha
Solhem, Dorothy Jaeger, Margaret
Soule, z. Belean, Florence Glennon,
Ellen Gerber, Betty santanEa,
Helen Steinnitz.
William Lee Altman, son Of Mt.
and Mrs. Maurice Altman OF Frost
Road has left to enter the Uni
versity Of Alabama.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-12

Lawrence Wright, Guido Caruso,
Frank Karoltney and Harold Null
vile have returned from a motor
trip to Maine and Canada.
John O'Connor of Fairlawn ave-
nue. leaves Tuesday to resume his
studies at Mount st. Mary's Col
lege, Emmitsburg, Md, where he is
a member of the sophomore class.
Announcement is made of the
birth Of a son on August goth at
the Meriden Hospital to Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Ward Miller. Mrs.
Miller was the former Dorothea
Reckahn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Munson Of
Wilson street have returned after
spending the past week in Canada
Miss Sally Kleinert of West Main
street is spending the weekend ir
New York.
Joseph Mulcahy Of Sycamore
Lane had as his guests recently Mr.
and Mrs. William Lambert Of
Maplewood, N. j., who are at pres
ent on a motor trip through
Canada.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-12

The Beth Israel synagogue will be
the scene of a pretty wedding to-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock when
Miss Ella Matzkin, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Matzkin Of Pine
street becomes the bride of Max I.
Prillig, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Isadofe
Prillig of Pine street. Rabbi Moses
D. Sheinkopf will ofticiate at the
ceremony.
Miss Gertrude Matzkin, sister OF
the bride, will be maid of honor and
only attendant and Samuel r. Pril-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-12
Weddings
HouGHToN-PARKER

HOUGHTON- PARKER
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parker, ST.,
of Cherry street announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Marjorie
Gertrdue to Raymond Houghton
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Houghton
Of Ives street. The wedding was
performed in Brewster, N. Y, on
September 7, 1886. The attending
couple was Miss Martha L. Morris
and Joseph Teller. Miss Florence
Parker, John Creaven and Franklin
Houghton were also present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-12
Today's Contract Problem

South Is playing the hand at
six spades. After the opening
lead, can he make his contract,
In view Of the two apparent
losers In hearts?
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-12
CONTRACT BRIDGE
BY VIM. E. MCKINNEY
Secretary Of the American Bridge League

Exit Card Brings Game Declarer Throws Opponent into
Lead with Loser and Makes Contract by
Avoiding Finesse
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-12
.Gualtieri photo.

Deming, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
Dudley B. Deming of Country Club
road will be united in marriage to
Newton D. Crane, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur T. Crane of Kenilworth
street. Rev. DR.. Charles A. Dins-
more of Yale Divinity School, for
mer pastor at the church will off,
ciate. Following the ceremoney a
reception will be held at the Water
bury Country Club.
Misses Helen and Katherine La
Bel and Martin Label Of South
Main street, and Mrs. Edward Du-
haime Of Bridgeport have returned
from few days trip to Millin-
ocl:ct, Maine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-12
DALEY.BURKE

DALEY BURKE
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Burke Of Wal
nut street announce the engage
ment and coming marriage 70 their
daughter, Mary Cecilia to Ronald
E. Daley, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam E. Daley Of Washington ave-
nue.. The wedding will take place on
October IS at 0 o'clock at the Sacred
Heart church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-12
Engagements
MoRAN-McKENNA

MORAN-McKENNA
The marriage OF Miss Margaret
McISenna Of South street and Pat
rick F. Moran, son Of Mrs. Nora
Moran of Sylvan avenue will take
place on Monday morning at 8
o'clock at st. Francis Xavier's
church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-12

or diamonds were divided with three
in the hand Of each opponent.
It looked quite safe, but there was
no purpose In taking the first trick,
La gaceta., 1936-11-14
ULTTMAS NOTICIAS DE ESPANA
Ar.ojaron bombas sobre mujeresy
mnos los aeroplanos de los f~acciosos
Proclama del General Miaja en- contra de la bar
barrie de los photos extranjeros de Franco y Mola

del ministerid de instruction
fueron destrozadas por la explo
sion. Dos bombas cayeron GER
ca del Hotel Nacional, una en-
los -alrededores de los ~cuarteles
de Maria Cristina y varias en-
los "er:anias del puente de Sc
govia.
Realizaron ell ataque tres tri-
motores fascistas, que desapa-
recieron a toda velocidad.
Los cuerpos de hombres, mu-
ie~os v ninos quedaron descuar-
tizados.
Mas tarde Sc supo que ell mi
tin habia sido suspendido por
sus organizadores, pero que Ell
p1blico Sc habia reunido por no
hallarse enterado de la suspen-
sion.
Las tropas leales mantienen
un intense frego sobre las posi-
clones facciosas a 10 largo del
rio Manzanares.
Los fascistas fueron derrota-
dos en- Usera Y cerca de la Puer-
ia de Hero.
Una ofensiva de los facciosos
fue rechazada Y los milicianos
contraatacaron, ganando tepfe-
no. Los tanques leales abrieron
ell canine a las tropas.
Villaverde, cuatro millas al
sur de Madrid, sigue en- poder
de los leales.
Los voluntarios antifascistas
Sc distinguen notablemente EN-
todas las acciones de guerra en-
que toma nparte.
La gaceta., 1936-11-14
Function de beneficio

Function de b~eneficiO
Como anunciamos anterior
.mente, manana por la noche ten
dra efecto en- ell teatro del Circu
10 Cubano la function a benefit
clio del conocido j6ven Gabriel
Parade (Bebo), que ~necesita
la cooperation de todos para
curarse de una enfermedad que
lie ha producido un Modesto de-
fecto fisico. I'm especialista a.
segura curarlo y sus amigos y
simpatizadores deben cooperar
a ese fin.
FL programa consta de las bo-
nitas obras "Los Campesinos''
y LAS Codornices" y un buen
n1mero de variedades. AL p1-
blico Sc lie ofrece un programa a
carbio de la ayuda que el ne
costa.
La gaceta., 1936-11-14
LA LUCIA DE LA REPUBLI-
CA ESPANOLA CONTRA
Ell FASCISMO
ENTREGA DE UNA
BANDERA A LAS FUERZAS
"VAIS A LUCHAR POR UNA
SOCIEDAD MAS JUSTA"

Barcelona.-En la Console
ria de Seguridad Sc ha efec-
tuado la entrega de una ban
dera a las fuerzas de Asalto
que marchan al frente de Ara
g6n. A la ceremonia asistieron
ell consejero Sr. Ayguad@, ell
general de la division. Sr. A
ranguren; ell comisario gene
raj de Orden pGblico, ell coro-
mel de Ia Guardia Nacional Re
publicana, ell p~residente de la
Audiencia, ell jefe de las fuer-
zas de Asalto Y los jefes y Off
ciales que marchan al mando
de la columna.
Ell Sr. Ayguade hizo entire
ga de la bandera al comandan-
tie, quien pronunci6 unas pala-
bras en- nombre de los jefes v
oficiales, y dijo que lie era gra-
to presentar a estos antes de
salir para ell frente.
Como salidos del pueblo
dijo-, estan dispuestos a lu-
char en- la defensa de este.
FL Sr. Ayguade dijo que los
nuevos combatientes van a lu-
char por una sociedad mas jus
ia y que eran portadores del
alma de Catalina. Vais a con-
tinuar-agreg6-la obra de
yuestros companeros en- ell fren
te de Arag6n. Tenemos que
veneer, y venceremos, y os en-
tregamos una bandera que sig
nifica TODD ell espiritu de liber-
tad y democracia de nuestro
pueblo. Defendedla y marchad
La gaceta., 1936-11-14

Madrid, nov. 14.-Varios ae-
roplanos f~ascistas, tratando de
vengar en- personals inocentes la
derrota de aver, arrojaron bonn
bas en- una plaza pIblica, ma
tando a mas de rs personals. Gin
rc de los artefactos lanzados
por la aviaci6n facciosa caye-
ron en- y glorieta de la Plaza de
Af1 he 5onde Sc celebraba un
mitin en- pro de la defensa de
Madrid.
La Junta de Defensa de Ma
drid di6 una orden en- la que di-
ce cue los fascistas castigadcs
por ell asesinato de seres indie
fensos. Ell general Miaia. indig
nado con la nueva alevosa agre-
sion, public6 una proclama en-
la que dice:
"Milicianos de la Rep1blica :
Ante ustedes Sc hallan unos
$4,000 rebeldes. Pasen por en-
lima de ellos, barranlos, porque
son enemigos de lG humanidad
y Ia libertad."
Una de las bombas abri6 un
hoyo en- ell techo del ferrocarril
subterraneo. Dos grandes CO.
lumnas de piedra de la fachada