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HELP WOMEN,

BEAUTY OPERATORS (2). all around.
Gail Clarendon 1870. -
BEAUTY OPERATOR experienced all
S5ss around; d permanent at once. ls4l GOOD GOOD
BEAUTY opERAToR-Must be excellent
finger waver steady position, salary. Also
manicurist wanted. Apply 7l0 14th
BEAUTY oPERAToR-None but expert
NV. Phone National SOFA. -------
BOCKKEEPER and stenographer, familiar
aazsx s work AddTess e9s ggs s
CASHIER, curb girl and waitress. Apply
between z and PM. Silver Kitchen. 6525
Georgia ave. NV.
SC and 1Oc store State experience and
references. Address Box 426-A. Star
office.
GIRL. steam table experience. Old P. o.
Cafe. 18th and Pa. ave.
GIRL. white. to assist with housework and
children; sleep in; $50 month. s27 Della
field pl. NV
GIRLS for restaurant work, neat in ap-
between the ages of IS and %. Apply. at
100 Penna. ave.
HIGH-scHooL GRADUATE. to correct
in return fr sonla 10
Address Box 411-A. Star office. giving
age and qualifications. ----
KINDERGARTEN TEACHER for private
school; single girl preferable. Address Box
439-A, Star offce.
LADY experienced in making appointment
for sales rep: must have unlimited phone
Salary and commisslon L aualined. Ao-
dress Box ALA. Star offce.
PRESSERS t2). colored: must be expert
enced. Apply Yale Laundry Co.. 437 New
York ave. NV.
sALESGIRL--Must be experienced in lin
ems, hosiery, infants wear. The Linen
sALEsLADIEs, experienced; good salary.
Apply 735 1th st. NV.
sAassApns dressss pars and full time ABBY
Williams Speciality Shop. 1904 st. Nv
SALESLADIES with experience in dresses
and coats for contingent and all day
Saturday work. Joseph r. Harris Co..
1924 st. NV.
SILK FINIsHERs first class only need ssdsro ap7
Cleaners and Overs. a5O9 Sheridan I'd. Sc.
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR, 2 years, ex-
perience: age 25-35. Boyd's. 1888 NV.
TYPIST-Accuracy important. Start, S12:
Apply 2404 Pennsylvania ave. NV. second
floor. rear. --
WOMAN. white. between 35 and 40, charge
of child 3 years old; stay nights. Aooress
Box 442-A. Star office. --
YOUNG LADY: neat Is to "a permanent sqniane EN-
Experience unnecessary; we tram you. Mr.
EXPERIENCED SALESLADY
For permanent position IN store Sslilne Ins
in selling above articles preferred. but not
essential. State your selling experience.
age appearance and all qualifications in
first letter. Address Box 122-A. Star once
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SALESLADIES.
EXPERIENCED ONLY.
Ready to wear, millinery. etc. Part time.
HARRY KAUFMAN. INC,


SALESWOMEN
FOR PART-TIME WORK.
We have openings for several
experienced ready-to-wear sales
women desirous of working on
Monday, Friday and Saturday.
Unusual opportunity for excel
lent earnings. Apply Employment
Office, Room 225, RALEIGH
HABERDASHER. 1920 F st.
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RESTAURANT doing good business; splen-,
did location: on,;sale LIQUOR license; will
sacrifice to quick buyer. owner leaving
city. Phone Columbia 306S.
FOR RENT-Cleaning. pressing. hat reno
yating. shoe repairing concession in busy
barber shop: central downtown location
l417 New, York ave. NV. Apply l41o g
st. NV. Phone Metropolitan 6477. u.
INVENTORY SPECIALS-Mills Dance Mas
graph. Sl95; large pool table, &c slot. SS5:
porcelain penny scale, SOB: 5ci25c SLOT ma
e g. lEens ~ Pn 5s st. nW a Ra q
TAILOR STORE, cleaning. pressing; sale
or rent; reasonable. with equipment 3
rooms. bath. 307 :srd st. Sc. North O6O1..
S30o-Rooming house. 10 rooms: corner.
S55o-Roominss house, house. qon; rooms; Splendid
condition; Lincoln Park section.
75O-Rooming house. rooms nice base
ment; rent. SOS; cash, $500.
SsOO-Rooming house. il rooms. . baths;
good r. !. ave. location.
SS50-Rooming house, l rooms, 3 baths;
splendid condition: rent. $40.
S650o-Lunch. delicatessen; rent. S35.
SS59ego-Lunch' g0,nch .1;ooans. rooms; rent. s45.
S450-varety business cheap rent.
Delicatessen, 3 rooms. corner; business
GO $40 500 weekly; weekly; bargain mn ..,
actFs: R. NJ cGRr1s. Is.'es NATfoNAL rfei SI a14o
30! kresge Bldg. tn and G NV.
6 ioom2 mousE Sass f 9sn sP5s s5 GaTd eet
terms; A good buy Phone National 1854.
S. WINFIELD, 9O8 10th NV.
Wash. Leading Rooming House Broker.
CHATTEL NOTES.
Purchased; 24-hr service. Met. 4s44.
ROOMING HOUSE. 18th and N. H. ave:
Z rooms: rent. 81 90: good income: nicely
furnished: price. $1,000 terms Natl 1854.
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
Wash. Leading Rooming House Broker. =
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A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.
Salesman wanted to sell Wash
ington's largest variety of used
cars at our Ourisman Giant Sale,
14th and P StS. NV.
APPLY MIR. ROSENTHAL.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC,

WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIERS. beauti-
fully marked registered A. K. c., cham
pions on both sides. Must sell. 1921
18th st. NV. Sunday. phone West OO44.'
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BOATS.
BOATS.
BOAT. outboard motor; new hub. Bargain.
$500 st NV
POULTRY AND EGGS.

DAY-OLD and started chicks. guaranteed
New Hampshires. Order now for deliveries
Farm and Hatchery. Ashton. Md. Phone
Ashton 46.
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portance Of intelligent criticism and
enthusiastic participation by all citi-
zens in public affairs.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANIEU-SALESM
ITEM SELLS for S1-You keep the 81; 10
to Is sales daily. 1917 F st. NV. Room
302, Mr.. Snyder.
statesmen. experienced in selling vacuum
cleaners and electric appliances, Tor Iuil
time Leads furnished: no canvaSslng;
automobile furnished. Call Mr.. York.
Shepherd "a l.
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STUDIO COUCH, rust colored, good condi-
ton Sl0: 1910 10th ST. NV. Phone De-
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SITUATIONS-MEN AND. WOMEN.
COUPLE, white settled; woman capable Of
managing small hotel, apt. house rooming
house or caretaker. Address Box S3-A.
Star of1ce.
SETTLED WHITE COUPLE desire position.
resident manager, caretaker or rent small
Address Box 12l-A, Star office.
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CAR DRIVERS

Investigate our new low-cost attrac-
tive proposition on Union Cabs.
UNION TAXICAB ASSOC,
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HELP-MEN.
(COntinued.l

with automotive expert
ence; knowledge of bookkeeping desirable.
although not essential. Splendid opportu-
nifty to join one of city's largest organiZa-
tions. Give age, experience and salary ex-
pected. Address Box 460-A. Star offce.
STOCK AND SHIPPING CLERK-A won-
dertul opportunity for intelligent, accurate
and energetic man: immediate advance
ment and unlimited future for the right
TIRE CHANGERS, white. experienced.
Must have drivers permit. 3446 I4th NV.
TRUCK DRIVER with carpenter expert
ence. Apply 942 Independence ave. s.W..
formerly B st.
WE HAVE AN OPENING for a competent
and reliable building superintendent; must
be able to figure cost of construction. Ad-
YOUNG MAN neat appearing. under %,
lisher's CONTRACTS: experience unnecessary
we train you. Mr.. Frey, 617 Colorado Bldg.
YOUNG. MAN; 21-25, with executive
helpful. Answer in own handwriting,
stating qualifications and experience. Ad-
dress Box 1904, Star ONCE.
YOUNG MEN with high-school or college
education to solicit membership Tor auto
mobile club; previous sales experience pre-,
ferred but not required. Report rear ~ g
3lst st. NV. tomorrow morning. 9-l2 %
YOUNG MEN CD to sell Chevrolets; must
have own TRANSPORTATION or be able to
strator. See MIR Banning Owens Motor
Co. t.So3 GeOrEia ave, NV,
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REAL ESTATE Statesmen.

Have openings for > experienced broker
age men with cars. who are willing to work
as directed We have plenty of buyers
and our listings are UP to date. See Mr..
Boaz. from 10 to IL,
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC.
LOG Z ST NV National l439.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
lCnniinnAd

well established; same
owner for years; doing. splendid business,
Sudden illness necesSitateS sale. Price,
SIS 900 rent, S75. or can buy both for
St1 800. Apply Alex. S. Clarke. jr.. 141O
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ALTERATIONS, DREssMAKING. COATS
refined: hens, soc up; style and At Met
1899; s15 18th NV. Greystone, apt. BOB.
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speed; age under 80; exp perm; S100-
S13b mo-; excel. future. Boyd's. 1888 r n.w.
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STUDIO COUCH $500; excellent condition.
used 9 months $50. Call West 1850.
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SALESWOMEN
FOR FULL-TIME
POSITIONS.
We have openings for several
capable saleswomen thoroughly
experienced in selling better
type Goats, Suits. Dresses, Mil
linery and accessories. Marvel
GUS opportunity if you are in
terested in permanent, good
paying position, with excellent
future. Apply Employment Of
flee, Room 225, RALEIGH HAB-
ERDASHER, 1920 F st.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

Enterprise Roofing Co., Pot. 02OO.
Roofing and Siding. 2125 r. l. Ave. E.
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and reliable building superintendent: must
be able to figure cost of construction. Ad-
dress Box l37-A Star Office
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS Of deceased
Doctor Tor sale; reasonable. 22s 10th
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WANTED-Going gasoline station; Isase
Star once.
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

GIRL for general housework: stay nights:
salary. 81 a week. Phone Decatur OBI j.
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SEWING MACHINE, tailor's large, good
condition. SIS: tailors table and mirror.
$40. Other equipment cheap. Phone Met"
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H st. NV.
RESTAURANT doing good business: splen-
did location: on-sale liquor license; Will
sacrifice to quick buyer. owner leaving
city Phone Columbia :306S
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SALE-MISCELLANEoUS.

RUGS. Oriental; several imported sntiaus
scatter and room sizes; must be sold. Rare
Rug Shop 1904 18th st NV
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USED BRICK

Wrecking bldgs-NE.. cor. 11th and
Eye st. NV. and Orphanage bldg sc. cor.
Georgia ave. and Euclid sts
Also used lumber-slate, sash and plumb
ing fixtures.
State Contracting Co. BALTIC. Md. Phone
once University 1863: yard. Laurel 324.
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YOUNG MAN. neat appearing under 90,
to assist other young men renewing pub
lishers contracts: experience unnecessary;
we train you. Mr.. Frey, 617 Colorado Bldg.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-10-14

1--WE suggest diet as follows,
with no intention that it includes
everything permissible or that it
is all necessary, but that it is suf-
ficient. Selections may be made
from it with safety.
Fluids: Any kind, freely.
"Raw foods: Milk, cream, butter,
oranges, bananas.
Bread and cereal free from bran.
Meats: Any kind: Steaks, chops,
roast meats, fowl, bacon, eggs,
cheese.
Fruits: Cooked fruit of any
kind. AS much Of the peeling as
possible should be removed. Add
sugar If desired.
Vegetables: Potatoes, tomatoes,
peas, beans, corn. Cook all thor
ougaly. All of the coarser vege-
tables should have the peeling and
the fiber removed as much as pos
sible, and should be thoroughly
cooked if they are used"
The hygienic considerations at
this time are for suitable support
for the breasts and abdomen. There
are many factors which influence
the amount of milk which the
mother will give, the most import
ant of which is probably the indi-
vidual nature of the gland: it is a
common observation that the
breast of one side gives more than
the other. Some degree of prenatal
care, however, determines it, espe-
cially if there is cracking or in
crustation of the nipples. Daily
washing with soap and water and
protection against pressure are
sufficient precautions to be taken.
After nursing has begun, of course,
very especial attention is required
in the way of additional cleanliness
and support.
A special corset is much more
comfortable in that it gives good
support to the abdomen. It Is
especially valuable during the Sec
ond and third pregnancy, when the
abdominal muscles tend to sag.
The question of exercise is again
an individual decision. Some wom-
en- have stayed in bed during the
entire period, and had an easy de-
livery. Lately there is a vogue for
exercise after delivery-walking on
all tours, the monkey crawl, and so
forth. However, these are not uni
| versally advised by all physicians.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-10-14


diet may be required.
But ordinarily, under normal con-
dltIonS, no special diet is usually
advised. There was an old saying
that the prospective mother should
eat for two, but this is a false doc
trine, and is liable to result in an
uncomfortable amount Of obesity
after the birth, also possibly an
unddly heavy baby. It is true that
she should try to increase the cal
cium in her ordinary diet, for there
Is heavy calcium drain at this
time, and the mothers teeth may
be attacked in Natures effort to
get enough calcium to form the
0abys bones. But calcium is easily
supplied by providing for extra
milk.
The diet for the expectant moth
er should include all the food ele-
ments, just as any ordinary healthy
clet should. 1t should have fresh
fruits and fruit juices, vegetables,
mix, eggs, meat, bread, etc. There
should be, as in a normal diet,
enough Of the accessory food fac
tors' the vitamins as found in
yeast, butter, cream, orange and
'omato juice, and eggs. There
should be, as in a normal diet,
enough roughage.
Suggested Diet
me diet advised by one Of the
pcSI OF the little booklets written
w reliable members of the medical
procession on the subject is as fol-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-10-14

nlOQern nleQl-
cal science adj
vises should be
| n S t i t u t e d
early. The ma
ture Of the adj
vice given on
this S u b j e C t
depends on cir
C u m S t ances.
w h e n t h e
mothers con-
stitution is af-
fected by her
condition, es-
pc CT a ii y the
kidneys, some
1,hon0o in the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-10-14
All The HeaIthfuI Foods
Included In Mothers Diet

By LOGAN CLENDENING, Nj. D.
THE PROSPECTIVE mother al
ways inquiries Of her physician
what her diet should be. This is
cart of the prenatal care which
La gaceta., 1936-06-09
DICE QUE Sc IRA
ia DE IMPONER Ell PA
IRON ORC A LA CONVEN-
CION REPUBLICAN,

Cleveland, JUNO T. Deman-
dando del gobernador Landon
que exalique sus puntos de WIS.,
ia sobre Ia question monetaria,
ell senador Bcrah, de Idaho, de-
clar6 anod que hombres de
grandes recursos e Influenza
tratan de imponer a la pla afor
ma del partido Republican, un
rigido patron orc, en- contra de
la convenience del pals.
No quiso mencionar ell sena :
dor a quien Sc referia, pero sus
observaci1nes coinciden con lad
n~oticias de que Henry Allen, de-
legado de Kansas Y amigo init
mo de Landon, habia estado re-
.dactando una clausula de la pla
taforma de acuerdo con Win :
.trdp Aldrich, ell reaccionario
banquero de New York. Aldrich
es ell principal defensor de la
candida ura de Landon en- los
'circulos financieros del este.
La gaceta., 1936-06-09
LOS DETENIDOS EN- RELA :
CION CON Ell ASESINATO
DE CHESTER GUERON
PUESTOS EN- LIBERTAD

Por no haberse probado que
tuvieron participation en- la
muerte de w. G. Chester, un
mecanico, cuyo cadaver Sc en-
contr6 ell domingo por la ma
mana, a una cuadra de la ave-
nida Hillsborough, en- la mar
gen oeste del rio, fueron aver
puestos en- libertad dos mule
res y un hombre, cuyos NOM
.bres Sc reservan las autorida =
.des del condado
Ell jefe de d~iputados, Sr Lo-
gan, espera eselarecer ell cri-
men; peyo Sc MEGA a revelar
los datos acumulados por los
a sus 6rdenes
Mas de una docena de testi-
La gaceta., 1936-06-09
ESTA HOY EN- JACKSONVI-
LIE Ell JUEZ PETTEWAY
Fred P. Cone hablara esta
noche por la Radio

Pas6 ell dfa de hoy en- jack
.sonville, conferenciando con
los directories de su campana
en- TODD ell estado, ell juez w.
Raleigh Petteway, de esta ciu-
dad, que obtuvo en- los pasados
comicios ell mayor numero de
votos en- un grupo de IA candi-
datos.
Peteway hara ell primer dis
curse de la segunda etapa de
su campana en- Pensacola, ma
mana por la nOche, y ell jueves
hablara por la radio.
Fred P. Cone, de Lake City,
que sera ell contrincante del
juez, hablara esta noche por la
Radio, de Z a 1880, explicando
los esfuerzos que Sc hicieron
para birlarle la nomination.
La gaceta., 1936-06-09

del dia 20, en- la pista de galgos
de Sulphur Sprinas.
Las comisiones de damas y j6
venes han visitaao va a cente-
mares de personas ,obteniendo
noble y enthusiastic coolaeraci6n.
E5a fiesta lpr3mete ser su-
perior a las de otros amos,
aurqce las anteriores quedarJn
muy lucidas.
Rcgamos a la comisi6n orga-
nizadora tenga la amabilidad de
mandarnos nuevos detalles.
Venim9s cooperando al triun-
flo v deseamos mantener latente
ell interes del pdblico.
La gaceta., 1936-06-09
ACUSADO UN
TO DE ROBARSE Ell MI
CRcFONO DE UNA IGLE-
STA

Carl Smith, de 23 amos, un
exconvicto, fue detenido aver
por ell detective Dunn bajo la
acusaci6n de ser ell individuo
que hace diez dfas rob6 ell mi
cr6fono de la Primera Iglesia
Metodista. Dun encontr6 Ell mi
cr6fono en- un establecimiento
de mercancfas de segunda ma
no donde Smith 10 habia vendi
do en- % centavos, aunque es-
ia valuado en- $4,000.
La policia dice que ell mismo
individuo rob6 un radio y un
revolver de la oficina de L. A.
Sargent, n1mero Gil de South
Willow, y herramientas con un
Ivalor de $50 del taller situado
en- ell 1910 della Gale Twiggs.
Dunn encontr6 tambien ell
revolver Y las herramientas, pc
Iro no asi ell Radio.
| Sera puesto a disposition de
LA Corte de 10 Criminal.
La gaceta., 1936-06-09
ELOCIO SHOLTZ LA HON
RADEZ DE LAS PASADAS
En- esta semana devolver6 SUI
puesto a j. S. Robinson

Sc encuentra hoy de vista
en- Tampa ell gobernador del
estado, Sr. Dave Sholtz, quien
platicando con los periodistas
elogi6 las pasadas elecciones
primarias en- este condado, ase
gurando que fueron honradas.
Hablando sobre ia renomina
ci6n de j. S. Robinson, MEM
bro de la junta de educaci6n
del condado, a quien suspen :
diera r~ecientemente, dijo que
en- esta misma semana lie repon
dra, por cuanto los electores dc
SUI distrito lie han dado I'm vo-
to de confianza.
No quiso ell gobernador ha :
blair de polftica, aunque Sc sa-
be, por haberlo anunciado en-
Tallahassee, que es candidate
a senador de la Florida.
Ahudiendo al Ito polftico en- Ell
condado de Levy manifesto
que habia mandado un investi
gador a csc lugar, y que aguar
daba noticias.
La gaceta., 1936-06-09
La fiesta de la SociedGd
del DuIce NOmbre

Ell sabado, dia 13, Sc verifica-
"a ell gran bale organizado por
la prestigi2sa sociedad del Dull
ce Nombre, con ell fin de reeau-
dar fondos para Una nueva igle-
STA en- Ybor City.
La comisi6n organizadora y
ell grupo de madrinas ha fijado
las diez de la noche para bora
de comienzo, atendiendo asi las
p~eticiones de personals que en-
csc dia trabajan hasta las nue.
We. Tocara la orquesta Don
Francisco, dirigida por ell pro-
fesor Frank Grasso.
Sc tocara la Ultima plea a
las dos de la madrugada.
Comites de enthusiasts mu-
chachos estan decorando ell ga
lon Y los terrenos, buscando un
conjunto arm6nico en- ell adorno.
Los terrenos seran ilumina-
dos con linternas japonesas y
bombillas multicolores.
Las mesas seran puestas en- el
terreno, al aire libre, de mode
que los asistentes puedan utl-
lizarlas, refrescando y descan-
sando cuando 10 deseen.
La gaceta., 1936-06-09
Maria Lorente

EMBARGO aver para New York
donde Sc reunira con los hernia
nos que ALI tiene, la bella seno-
rita Maria Lorente, hija de
nuestro companero Miguel Lo-
rente.
Va la Srta. Lorente como in
vitada de honor a la boda de ST.
ell j6ven Aurelio E. Ca
sal, con la STA. Frances Tere-
sa Vazquez. Estes j6venes Sc
uniran en- matrimonio en- la lyle
STA de la Resurrection, Brook
Ign, ell domigo catorce de JUNO.
La Srta. Lorente regresara
antes del otono.
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.n,bnrcard Ia Sra. Garcta

En,bdrcdrG la Sra. Garcia
Ell pr6ximo microbes embar-
cara para New York, en- compa-
MIA de sus dos hijcs, la Sra. Pal
mira Garcia, expresidenta de la
Section de Damas y PRO- eccion
v Az xilio del Centre Espancl y
esposa de nuestro particular a.
migo ell Sr. Gaspar Garcia.
Pasara ALI una temporada,
en- compahia de familiares que
ridos.
Deseamos un feliz viaje a la
sonora Garcia y que pronto la
veamos de nuevo por AGA, d2nde
tanto Sc la estima.
La gaceta., 1936-06-09
C~ONCEDIDOS TITULOS HO-
AL GOlBERNAy
DOR SHOLTZ Y AL SIR.
SPAULDING

La Universidad de Tampa o.
torg6 hoy titulos honorarios de
doctor en- derecho civil y doc
tor en- educaci6n al Sr. Dave
Sholtz, gobernador del estado,
y a F. H. Spaulding, que hace
pocos dias renunci6 ell puesto
de presidente de la Universe :
dad.
Hizo entrega del diploma al
gobernador, ell DR.. John G. Tt
CERT, presidente de la Univer-
sidad. La autoTzaci6n para la
entrega Sc hizo por R. j. Bin
.nicker, p~residente del comite
de apoderadOs.
La invocation religiosa estu-
vo a cargo del DR.. Duke, pastor
de la Primera Iglesia Bautista.
Despues Sc distribuyeron los
diplomas a los alumnos gradua
dos, entire los cuales figuraE
Domenico Valenti Giunta, Ma
ry Lou Bell, Hugo Vicente Bo-
nanno, Maria Isabel Crespo,
Ruby Pearl Gates, Marion
Brown Nava, Myrtle Hodges
Reece y Charlotte Ann Grace
waner.
La gaceta., 1936-06-09
Lucirdn vistosos trajes

LNItfWW CtoOOcOo CfUJCo
En- ell concerto que Sc ofrece-
"a por la profesora Snta. Elba
Sanchez, ell venidero jueves, dia
II, con ell concurso de sus dis
cfpulas, Sc luciran preciosos ira
jes por las nihas que tienen n1-
meros en- ell programa.
Vestira sus mejores galas la
amplia sala-teatro del edificio
de los Clubs Federados, Gale de
H~oratio, en- ell barrio de Hyde
Park.
La ehorita Sanchez es muy
apreciada en- la colonia latina
por sus virtudes y clara INTEL
gencia.
La gaceta., 1936-06-09
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Estaci6n WDAE y cadena
6.15, WPA presen-
ia ell festival de orquestas de
New York; $50, Kate Smith,
700, discourse por ell candidate
Fred Cone; 1880, rfase con
Ken Murray; $3.50, discurso de
la convention republican,; 10
y Is, momentos musicales; 10
y 30, Leroy Smith; II 100, or :
Questa de Daley, y 11:30, or
.questa de Fray.
La gaceta., 1936-06-09
PROTESTAS CONTRA Ell
PRECGO DEL CARBON We
GETAL

Habana, JUNO 9.-Nuevas
protestas Sc han hecho contra el
decre.o del DR.. Garcia Baylle =
res, secretario que fue de agri-
cultura, creando ell monopolio
del carbon vegetal en- perjuicio
de los consumidores Y IhaReficio
de unos Socos individuos.
Esa clase de carbon, al ampa
no del decrd ., ha subido ell 500
en- los Gltimos pAes, represen :
tando uVA pesata carga para los
consumidOres pobres.
La gaceta., 1936-06-09

Anoche habl6 por la Radio,
en- esta ciudad, ell Sr. Jose E,
Williams, candidate a fiscal
del estado, que tendra de opo-
nente a C. j. Hardee.
Ell primer mitin bajo los aus
picios del comite executive del
condado Sc sfectuara ell jueves
por la noche, en- Tampa Heigh;
ell dia IL, en- Hyde Park; dia
10, plant CITY; dia Is, West
Tampa; dia 10, mercado de
Campesinos ;~dia 16, Ybor CT
.ty Ola 20, Sulphur Springs, y
dia 90, Plaza de La Corte.
La gaceta., 1936-06-09
ONCE SEDOs L NCoA NO
THAN sIDO APRESAQdS

St. Peter, Mimi. JUNO g.
Once de los locos evadidos del
manicomio del estado no han
sido apresados todavia, aun =
que grsndes grupos de ciudada
nos, policias Y miembros de u
guardia nacional los buscan sin
descanso. Cuarfo de los locos
sen au ores de asesinatos con
cireunstancias agravantes.
Entire los fugitivos Sc eneuen
La gaceta., 1936-06-09
De los Cabaleros eLales

Ell cuerpo director de esta LC
gia Sc reunira ell microbes, dia
10, a las 8 de la noche, en- Ell
edificio de la Novena avenida y
Gale Is. Asuntos de gran impor
tancia seran discutidos.
Sc nos dice que los Leales res
paldaran la c~andidatura Her
nandez-Df az, no a nOmbre de la
Logia, sino como particulars.
ST tai hacen, felicitados seran
por todos los ciudadanos sensa-
tos de Ybor City.
La gaceta., 1936-06-09

gos fueron interrogados aver
por ell teniente fiscal Huntley,
La bora del crin1en Sc ha es-
tablecido como las seis de la
manana del domingo.
La gaceta., 1936-06-09
"a Ell 4@poro
| G0BlEANo

Madrid, JUNO Gina co =
mission de amigos de la ensenan-
compuesta por maestros, in
lales y catedraticos, visitC
ii jefe del gObierno reca-
lido su apoyo, y Ell del ayunta-
Iento, para la cons rucci6n de
'grupos escolares.
Pidi6 tambien la comisi6n que
Sc capitalize ell credito en- favor
de localeMlpara escuelas. -
La contlsi6n va hAbia visitado
a Don Francisco B mes, minis
.trO de instruction Nbiea-