davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Reduced

Most pieces slightly damaged
pair Sterling 1branch Candelabra Originally $50 pair
NOW. $245O
~ Sterling CandeIabra. Originally $3.50 Now---Sl75
l pair Sterling Candle Sticks Gadroon edge. Originally
$50 pair Now 50
l Hawkes. Crystal Vase With Sterling Silver Base Was
$Zo.oo
IL Stem Goblets, Sterling silver Originally $6 each.
~ Sets Sterling Sherbes in set. Were $40 Now,
pairs Sterling CandIesticks Were 81 so pair
pairs Sterling Salt and Peppers Originally $50 pair
Now 1925
Tall Sterling Vase. Was $3.50 $2225
l SiverPated Coffee Serving Tray Originally $25.
l Silver-Plated Coffee Set piece Originally $3.50.
Now 81 so
l Sterling Compete. Originally $3.50 Now-----S575
l Plated Silver Tray. Originally $45 $22.50
Demi-T Set in set Sterling silver and
with china inserts. Originally s2750 set Now, set S1275
Demi Tasse Sets in set Sterling silver cups
with china inserts Originally $32 set Now, set--sl2
sets China and Sterling Bouion Cups, in Were
$3.50 set. Now, set -S225Q
SILVER RooM FIRST Floor.
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Juniors Gowns, 'l.'5
Originally 50 and s3.95

Originally So and 53.95
20 Juniors silk crepe gowns
lsome pure-dye silk. Lace
trimmed-in blue and tea
rose. Sizes II to II.
10 Juniors Slips, silk crepe and
satin (pure-dye silk) in tearoee.
Sizes II, 13 and II. Originally
SO and $3.95. Now-s1.s5
IL Broadcloth Pajamas, two
piece style. Plain colors and
prints. Sizes II, II and 10.
Originally 81 and SO. Now, S1.45
20 Girls Panties and BIoomers,
silk crepe and satin (some
pure-dye silk and handmade)
in tearose. Sizes 2 to 10, a.
Originally $l,25 to sl.s5.
NOW
10 Girls Silk Crepe Slips
Slightly weighted) in 'tearose.
Lace-trimmed. Size II. Were
$1.15. Now-- 75c
rs Juniors Slips, silk crepe and
satin (some pure-dye silk and
hAnomade). Available in tea
rose. Sizes II to II. Originally
81 and 50. Now--$l.45
GIRLS AND JUNIORS FURNISHINGS.
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Juveniles Dresses Reduced

Juvenile dresses in cotton nen broadcloth pique plain
coors, stripes, prints. Sizes to g.
8, Were 50. Now----$1.85 Is, Originally 81, So
49, Originally SO. Now S5c
NOW w---------------S125 n. Originally 50. Now Csc
Juveniles and taeta dresses pastel
shades. Sizes to 6.
8. Were $3.e5 Now S2.75 IL, Were s. NowSls5
49, Were 50. Now
13 Boys Suits Of broadcloth que In plain color Sizes
80 Boys and Girls Play Suits Of seersucker
and white broadcloth. Sizes to 6. Were ST. Now-75c
20 Chinese Pajama Play Suits with jackets Sizes to
JUvEN1LEs APPAREL, FOURTH Floor
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Nes|isees, Pajamas
Reduced

3 Printed Rayon Crepe Negligees,
green, dusty, blue backgrounds,
small sizes. Were $3.o5.
S Tailored Robes, MORE taf1eta
and rayon crepe. Dusty, du-
bonnet, blue. Sizes 16, 10, 20.
Were $5.95. Now------$3.95
7 Printed Glased ChintI House.
coats with front slide fastener.
Ivory, blue, pink backgrounds.
: Sizes II to 20. Were $7.o5.
NOW
4 Two-piece Lounging Pajamas
in rayon satin. Red, blue,
Aaeoon. Sizes 1S, 20. Were
o5.o5. Now--------------$3.S5
: Two-pieoe Lounging P1jamas
Of blue and tearose moire taf-
feta and printed satins. Sizes is.
10, 20. Were $10.o5. Now--$7.s5
NHalIoE1s, THIRD Ftooa.
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Gowns and Wraps Reduced

Misses Gowns Of net taea printed satn striped chiffon
marquisette In black pink blue, orchid yellow Sizes IL
to 20.
Gowns. Were s16.e5 to $2e75. Now-------s775
Is Gowns. Originally $16.95 to $35. Now--------S975
Gowns. Originally $19.95 to $3975 Now-------s145o
1 Gown. Was $2e.75 to $3975. Now------------S145o
l Gown. Was $29.75
l Gown Was $39 rs. s26
Satin Wedding Gown size H. Originally $35 Now Sl450
Women's Gowns OF marqusette lace chiffon printed chf
fon IN black, gray blue, carneian, orchid Sizes 3e to
A, 2oh
Gowns. Originally $1695. Now
Gowns. Were $16.95 to $2275.
Gowns. Originally s3o75.
Gown Was $685.
Gowns Were $37.75.
Gowns. Were 35e75.
Misses Veaveteen Jackets. Originally $1295 NowS42
Paisley Printed Satin Jackets, size H. Were $1eo5
FORMAL ROOM THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Boys Swim Suits
.9o We're 53.95

~ SsC pos/c
"a boys one-piece swim
suits of worsted jersey knit
in solid colors. Established
manufacturers discontin-
ued styles. Sizes IA to 18.
rs Boys Junior Swim Suits,
sizes 4 to 8. Were $3.50.
Now $l.25
80 Boys Short-sleeved Polo
Shirts, cotton and rayon knits
in the group. Sizes IL to is.
Were 81. Now SOC
sos Boys Assorted Sports
Socks. sizes 6l2 to 1l1a. Were
35c. Now, 3 pairs soc
36 Boys Junior Washable Ties
designed for sports shirts. Orig
inally Csc. NoW---15o
9 Youths Washable Four-in-
hand Ties. Originally Csc, soc.
NOW - ---- ------15c
Boys Washable Beach Robes,
sizes 4, II, IA. Originally SO.
Now ---------$l.45
2 Boys Summer Coat and
Shorts Suits, manufacturers dis
continued style. Size S. Orig
inally S5.75, $675. Now -$2.95
THE Boys STORE,
FOURTH FLOOR,
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Wash Cloths
Special 6 for go

200 packages of fine quail
ity wash cloths in assorted
pastel colors. 6 in q pack
age.
10 Imported Single Loose
Powder Compacts. Were So.
Now w---Sl.75
4 Six-piece Toilet Sets, assorted
colors. Were 81. Now------$5
Is Masquettes for youthful con-
tour. Were 81. Now-----65c
4S Fine Quality Nail Brushes.
Were Csc. Now
40 dozen JerEen's Crabapple
Soap. Were 40c. Now Sec
5 Imported Novelty Mirrors,
assorted colors. Were So.
To1LE1RHs, A1sLEs II AND 13,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Curtains, Draperies Reduced

50 pairs Tailored French Marquisette Curtains cream
ecr Two and quarter yards In length Special
IS pairs Rufed Dotted Marqusette Curtains cream or
ecru. Two and one-sxth yards in length Pair-Sl 10
10 paFs Colored Summer Curtains in two styles Bright
coors, cased and headed Two and sixth yards in
III
81 pairs Of Rufled Chntz Draperes green peach
yellow rust black and natural grounds. Daisy design
match the above spreads. Were $2.25 SlA5
81 Attractive Assorted Spreads daisy design
glazed chlnz single and double SIZE available with peach
yellow rust and natural grounds Were 81 295. Now 65
Is Khaki Window Awnings galvanized frames. All have
threeoot drop with l2nch valance extern
sion TO- AZ inches wde S. 80 inches wide csc
DRAPER1Es, SEvrNTH Floor.
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Goats Reduced 10 or More

Sports Goats In oxford green blue and red. Hses l6
ls and %. Originally SIC o5 and s2275 NowSsso
70 Coats including untrmmed dress models in navy tan
gray and black. Fleece toppers in bright coors Sizes
IL to TO- 40 and a. Originally $227 to S2975
Imported Coats in swaEger and belted models Of nne
tweed Available In green, tan and brown check Orgi-
Dress Suits One two-pdece navy ForstmAnn twill,
size H. The other threepiece suit In toast monotone
tweed, size II. Both originally s4s75. Now--.SA75
CoA1s AND SUITS THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Foundations, '3'95

Originally $40 and $3.50
7 one-piece foundations,
Bien Jolie, Woodthrop. Me-
dlum and long models.
Sizes "a, 81, 40, AZ, 43.
7 Step-in Girdles Of imported
elastic or elastic batiste. Sizes
20, 80, 81. Originally SO.
Now &3.0 .0k
IA Corsettes Of Bien Jolie,
Treo and other makes. OF ba-
tiste and elastic with lace tops.
Sizes 50, IS, SO, 81. SO, 20. Ortg-
inally $3.50 to $40. Now sass
CoRsFrs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Seamless Broad|oom Carpet
Rugs Greatly Reduced

1, 9x111o. Taupe. Was s71 So Now------s4s5o
l. 9x12 Green Was $72. go. S49.5O
l, 9xl2 Desert tan Was se9.6o Now-------s65
l, 12xe9 Red. Was $685.. $50
L. 12x63 Green. Was s5l.50. Now--.------ $3.50
L. 12x7. Rust. Was S57.25 Now S39.75
10, 6x9 Woven Design and Basketweave Fiber Rugs
$685.. Now 81. .95
Sisal Rug, 7.6x9. Was S29. $3.50
49, 9x12 Texture Plaid Rugs in heavy quality basketweave
fiber. Were Sl495 Now Observation-Disclosures ------$7.95
l. SKIP Basket Fiber Rugs. $13 95 NowS795
l, 9x12 Fiber Rug. Was sl295. Now
Mourzourk Rugs in discontinued patterns Size 3x6.
India Drugge is Size 9xl2 Was 500 So Now $l9.75
RUGS FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Decorative Fabrics Reduced

Fine fabrics Including damask, satin, tapestry,
mohair, novelty chntz and linen
IA Pieces threequarters to and one-haL yards in
length CSC
66 Pieces three-eighths to and onehalf yards in
Also longer lengths suitable for upholstery and slip
greatly reduced in price
STUDIO OF INTERIOR DECORATING, SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Printed Swiss Organdie, So

Originally 81 yard
80 yards OF printed checked Swiss organdie Small
gingham checks, permanent finish So inches wide
IS yards Embroidered Swiss Organdie Permanent finish
white with colored dots IS inches wide. Were 81 yard
as Refnans of Cotton and RAyon FabFios leghs Of
one yard to three yards. One-half former price.
CorroNs SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Beverage Glasses, 25e We're Soc

1924 crystal glass beverage glasses with frosted
design.
Chrome and Glass Center Pieces Were $40. $50
Three piece Glass Console Set Originally SIS
Colored Glass Beverage Set, decanter five glasses
tray Originally $3.50. Now
Flower Center Piece, imperfect Originally S. 81
boxes Mudders colored IL to box Originally
Odds and ends Of table glass greatly reduced
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Girls Pumps and Ties, '2'''

We're 81, $3.50
20 pairs girls pumps and ties in patent, brown or
blue calfskin. Sizes: A-12H, 49, /, III, 2, 2z;
13, 1872
IS pairs Boys oxfords brown grained canskin Sizes:
B-2h, B. 3R 4, ~, 51a 6, 7, IN, 8; CO, AZ, 5h
g. o1a D-2h, g. g. Were IS, $6. Now---.-s375
CHuDRENs SBoEs FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Girls Dresses Reduced

collection OF girls dresses plain printed rayon
fabrics Cottons in sturdy sheer plain printed fabrics
Chubby, teen-age and regular sizes 7 to 16
3, Were 1895. Now---$275 20 Were 81 Now -Sl25
2s Were 50 95. Now-S265 IS Were s5e5 and
30 Were So Now----$l95 $395 Now S165
GIRLS TEEN-AeE APpARE1 FOURTH Floor
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Bedding Reduced -

Doublesize Box Spring. blue ticking Originally $4450
Singlesi1e Cotton Pad blue and white stripe ticking.
Originally 50.
size. Originally $40. Now
Goose Feather and Down Pillows Green and white stripe
ticking Originally $3.50
II Boudor Chairs with owered chintz green
orchid Reversible seat and back cushions Originally
Cushion-top Oomans F1owered chintz green
orchid. Originally $3.50. Now-------S3.7
Ottomans. Rayon covers in green brown wine Orig
naly $275.
l Large Ottoman rose quilted taffeta. Originally $ll.
Pillowop Ottoman red and white checked chntz
originally 10.
Pllow-top Ottoman, green nowered chntz Orig
tnaly S.
BEDS AND BEDDING, Sixth Floor.
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Women's Shoes, @4.95

Originally S6.75 to $3.50
200 pairs white shoes for sports dress and evening
Few Arnold Authentcs, black and tan riding boots
and jodhpurs.
100 pairs Womens Shoes including low-heeed vci kid
walking shoes and few Matrix Originally $650 to $3.50.
Now $2.95
WoMEN's SHOES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Infants Pique Goats
9O~ Originally 81

II pique coats with match
ing hats. Peach or blue.
Sizes 2, 3. 31a.
s Imported White Baby Shavis.
Originally se.s5. Now.
6 Baskets for Babies Accesse-
ries. Pink or blue. Were 50.
Now ---S1,95
2 Baskets, pink. Originally 81.
5 Pink Sheer Dresses. Sizes l to
3. Were $685.. Now-----S3.S5
2 1nfants' Handmade Dresses.
Were $12.95. Sc. .s5
s Infants Sheer DresseA size 2.
Originally $195. Now----95c
INFANTS Furnishings,
FOURTH Floor.
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Granite Silk Hosiery
Special : pairs 3 rs

420 pairs Granite hosiery,
all-silk chiffon and semi
service with Isle hem and
sole. Summer shades.
18 pairs Woolen Sports Anklets.
Originally soc, 75c pair. Now
3 pairs
HOSIERY, AISLE 10, FIRST Floor.
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Crocheted Luncheon Sets. S.

We're S895
II crocheted luncheon sets, 9-pece. Runner and
place mats crocheted of white string with colored
borders Slightly soiled
10 pairs Hand Embroidered Initial Pillow Cases. standard
size with assorted initials. Soied. Were SITS pair
Now SIPS
IL Luncheon Sets in styles Runner
dollies, napkins, all mussed slightly soied Were
$3.50 to IS SET Now --------.----Sl75t Is to s375
FANCY LINENS, SECOND Floor
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Dotted Swiss, 68e

Regularly 75c. 81 yard
100 yards imported white
dotted Swiss in medium and
large dots. 80 inches wide.
WHITE Gooos, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Silk Taffeta Slips
s7'45 We're IS

81 silk taffeta slips with
slide fastening at the side.
Flared skirt. Blue, green,
black, rust, American
beauty. Sizes 80 to 80.
IL Pure-dye Satin Slips, hand
made by Yolande. Lace-trim-
med. Dusty rose, sizes 80 to 80.
Were $3.95. Now----$2.95
COSTUME SL1Ps, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Novelty Jewe|ry
Reduced

Is pieces Novelty Jewelry in
cluding necklaces, pins, ear
rings, clips, bracelets in metal
or Catalin. Were Csc. Now SIC
3 Sterling Silver Nail Design
Pins. Were $1.15. Now
NOVELTY JEwELRY, AISLE S,
FIRST FLOOR,
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Women's Hats, '2'75

Originally S3.95 to $40
so hats in variety of mate
rials, colors, styles and
headsiZes. A few Dobb's in
the group.
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR,
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Younger Mems
Summer Suits. @8 rs

We're $3.50
II two-piece sports suits in
blue, browns, grays, single
and double breasted. Sizes
80 to 38 (16 to % years..
s Sports Coats, brown only.
Sizes IS to 80. Were $40.
Now - S5.s5
PREP CLOTHING, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-06-24

ChiIdren's HaIf-Socks
6 pair, 81
We're Csc, Csc pair
300 pairs children's half
socks and a few pairs
anklets in broken size as
sortmentS.
CH1LDREN's HOSIERY, AISLE II,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Gowns, 'l'''

" ere yZ.15
II pure-dye satin gowns,
tailored shirtwaist style for
travelling. Royal and Du-
bonnet. Sizes IS, 16, II.
u Pure-dye Satin Gowns with
lace trim and pure-dye silk
crepes handmade by Yolande.
Sizes IS to so. Originally $7.95
and $10.95. Now------$4.95
SILK UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-06-24
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
1O'nI" f AND STREETS
Craphoscopes,'3.7' rs
We're $3.50

We're $3.50
9 de luxe graphoscopes
used to teach children and
adults to draw and sketch.
IL Mineral Sets. Were 81.
NOW SOC
) Paratex Dolls. Were 34.95.
A>o" ---------------- $Z.4o
2 Dream Dolls. Were $3.50.
NOW 1923
2 Patsy Lou Dolls. Were 1895.
1>o" --------------- $4.4S
2 Wooley Rabbits. Were $395
NO"
Trimmed baskets.
7. Were $3.50. 75e
8. Were 81. Now-Sl
s. Were $3.50. Now---Sl.25
l Trimmed Carriage. Was
$10.o5. x5ly
Also many other toys reduced.
The Toy sroRE, FOURTH Ftooa.
Evening star., 1937-06-24

Rayon Taffeta Slips
, ~ Were SI.65
IS rayon taf1eta slips, cut
on the bias, In dark green,
wine, rust. Sizes AZ, A.
COTTON UNDERwIAR,
THIRD Ftooa.
Evening star., 1937-06-24
able Lamps Reduced

orange Pottery Indirect Table Lamp with nata. .oolored
fabric shade and 10o-watt bulb Was $3.50 Now - 80
White Composition Table Lamps white fabric shades
: vsn.- r.-,1, ---------------$3
yellow Composition Lamp with crackle finish and match.
Ing parchment paper shade. Was So Now--s 81
Royal Blue China Lamp with gold finish mounting and
eolo SILK shade piped with blue Was $3.50. Now--H5o
Ivory Cracke Finish Lamp with green design and paper
parchment shade to match Was $3.50 Now-----S2so
Other Lamps and Shades also reduced.
LAMPS AND SAADEs SEVENTH Floor
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Juniors Dresses Reduced

Junior misses dresses including plain printed chons
Jacket dresses redingoe ensembles dance focks In sum
er fabrics Of organdie chiffon mousselne Sizes II to IT.
20, originally $l095 to $685. Now--- "a es
"A, originally $l095 to 1885 Now-- s4sy
Black Benxaline Afternoon Evening Goats with velvet
collars princess dare skirts. Were 3le95 to $40 a5
JUNIOR MrssEs' APPARIl, FOURTH F1ooa
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Lace able Covers
s3'75 We're IS

IL Tuscany lace table COW
erS, 68x0O inches.
IL pieces Bedspread Fringe.
Were Csc. Now
Blue Velvet Hot Water Bottle
Cover. Was 81. Now----S2.5o
ART NEEDLEwoRx,
SsvENTH TLooa.
Evening star., 1937-06-24

-mDro'dered Jersey, 66e yard
Regularly 81 yard
IS yards embroidered all wool knitted jersey white
wide. ~ ~
WooLENs SECOND Ftooa.
Evening star., 1937-06-24
Dresses, SIS Originally nss to ;1,ss

IS dresses Of printed rayon crepe some with jack
cts: Broken sizes for misses and women
Is Dresses OF rayon In prints and plain colors
Broken sizes for misses and Originally to
INEXPENSIVE DREssRs THIRD FIooR
La gaceta., 1937-05-20

La retirada en- ell sector de
Amorabieta Sc ha hecho con or
den perfecto Y dictada por la
necesidad de fortificar las de-
fensas de Galdano v otros pun
tos al sur de las montaias de
Biscargi. En- Solluve los faccio-
sos no han podido avanzar.
Los rebeldes Destroyer las ca
sas con su aviaci6n v despues,
por medic de la radio, atribu-
yen Ia detrueci6n a la dinami-
ia de los leales.
Ell consul ingles en- Bilbao vi
sit6 aver a los capitanes de los
papores mercantes Joyce Lew
elyn y Alice Maria, pidiendoles
Sc marcharan en- vista del avan-
ce rebelde, 10 que pronto hara
impossible ell garantizar la pro-
tecci6n naval inglesa. Mas tar
de, en- Londres, Ell Almirantaz-
go dijo que NADIA saba sobre ese
particular.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20
NO Sc HA PEDIDO TODA-
VIA A LA SECRETARIA DE
ESTADO QUE PERMITA LA
ENTRADA DE NINOS ES-
PAROLES

Washington, Mayo 90 La
secretaria de estsdo ha hecho
saber que todavia no Sc lie ha
pedido permiso para que en-
tren en- los Estados Unidos nj
nos de Bilbao o de otras parties
de Espaha.
Opinase en- las esferas oficia
les que sera impossible para Ell
gobierno ell dar albergue a nj
nos espaholes porque esta lle-
ma va la Quota de immigration
permitida a Espaha.
Bajo la ley de inmigraci6n 50
10 pueden entrar en- este pals,
anualmente, $50 espanoles.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20
VOLVIERON A SUS PUES-
TOS LOS OBREROS DE LA


Detroit, Mayo 20.--Bajo una
tregua acordada aver volvieron
al trabajo 1900 obreros de la
compania Consumers Powers,
devolviendose Ell servicio de a :
lumbrado y fluido a 100000 ha-
bitantes del vale de Saginaw.
en- ell estado de Michigan. Los
huelguistas acordaron aceptar
las 6rdenes del g~obernador Muir
lphy y mandar 'delegados a Lam
sing, a conferenciar con el. La
huelga Sc declare al desatender
la empresa un pliego de peticio-
mes que los trabajadores lie pre-.
sentaron.
La tregua durara, seg6n los
jefes obreros, mientras la com.
pahia mantenga una actitud
justa.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20
Sc PIDE AL PRESIDENTE RE
TIRE Ell PLAN DE REORGA-
NIZACION DE Los TRIBU-
MALES FEDERALES

Washington, Mayo 20.-Log
consejeros del presidente Roo
sevelt lie piden hoy que retire
su plan de reorganization de los
tribunales federales o Unite a
dos mas ell n1mero de jueces adj
cionales. Alegan esos console
ros que la ley va no es necesa-
ria porque el tribunal ha empe
zado a interpreter la constitu-
ci6n dentro de puntos de vista
liberales y que, ademas, Sc "a
cerca ell retro del magistrate
Van Devanter.
Ell p~residente llam6 hoy al
republican, Nye y con
ferenci6 con q sobre particu-
lares que Ell senador no quiso
revelar.
Nye, an critieo de la corte
suprema, Sc venia oponiendo
La gaceta., 1937-05-20
PIDE Ell SENADOR NYE Sc
INvESTICUE LAS ACTIVE.
A d DE Los
RIOS EN- RELAcION CON LA
GUERRA DE ESPANA

Washington, Mayo 90 FL
senador Nye, de North Dako-
Ia. present6 una resolution en-
Ell senado pidiendo se investi
que por un Comits las activi :
dades en- este pals de los ex-
t~ranjeros que apoyan a cual.
quiera de las "facciones' en- t.
vueltas en- la guerra civil espa-
nola.
Tambien pide ell senador Sc
investiguen los esfuerzos he
chos por los tales e~xtranjeros
para evadir Ia ley de neutraIi-
dad americana embarcando ar
y otros materiales de que
ira a las fuerzas ieales o insur
gentes, ell origen de los fondos
usados para abonar tales car
gamentos y 81 esos extranjeros
residen iegaimente en- los Es-
tados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20
UNA CAMPESINA do A
LUZ CUATRO NINOS

Muskogee, Oklahoma, Mayo
2O.--Una muier del campo di6
luz cuatro criaturas, siendo a.
iyudada en- Ell alumbramientc
por su hijo de 16 amos de edad.
Tres de los bebitos, dos nihos y
una nina, han sido puestos en-
una incubadora, con la espsran
"a Do sakvarlos. FL cuarto, una
nina, muri6 al nacer.
Ell DR.. w. r. Joblin ha orde-
nado que Sc les de oxigeno, por-
que no pesan mas de dos onzas
cada uno. La madre Sc nombra
Sra. William Mullins y tiene
siete hijos sin contar a los re-
eikn-naeidos.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20
VARIAS NACIONES Sc DIS
PUTAN UN MINERAL DE
GRAN VALOR PARA LOS


Melbourne, Australia, mayo
2~0.-Compradores norteameri-
canos japoneses y alemanes Sc
han reunido aqui para comprar
un mineral conocido por tanta-
lite, mineral de hero que con-
tiene manganese que Sc dice es
de gran valor para la construc-
ci6n de armamentos. Estados
Unidos ha podido adquirir 900
libras. I'm ge6logo aleman ha
salido para ell interior en- busca
de nuevos y~acimientos El tan
talite es mas duro que el CRYSTAL
y mas durable. Cada onza que
Sc encuentra es comprada a do
bic precio.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20

rias'. Sc ha prohibido la pub4i-
caci6n de "Castilla', 6rgano de
les sindicalistas.
HI DR.. Juan Negrin, ell nuevo
primer ministro, es native de
las Islas Canarias y Sc educ6 en-
Alemania, en- las universidades
de Berlin, Leipzig y Kiel. Duran
te sus dias de estudiante ingre-
50 en- el partido Socialista, al
que desde entonces no ha deja-
do de %pertenecer.
Sali6 de Alemania al princi-
pho de la guerra mundial y en-
ESpana conquist6 fama como
medico Y professor de medicinal
en- la Universidad Central de
Madrid. Habla ingles, frances y
aleman y los d~iplomaticos ex
tranjeros lie estiman como uno
de los "hombres fuertes" de Els
pana.
Negrin fue diputado a Cortes
en- varios terminus, antics de in
gresar, ell pasado septiembre, en-
el gobierno de Largo Caballero.
Como ministro de hacienda des-
empen6 su puesto a satisfaction
de todos los partidos.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20

bajadores discutan los acuerdos
tomados en- principle, acuerdos
que Sc ajustan a la ley Wagner.
Mas tarde, en- ell momento O.
%portuno, se plantearan los pro-
blemas relacionados con los pre-
clos del vitolaje.
r. E. Van Horn, presidente
de la Union International de Ia
saqueros, dirigi6 las negociacio
mes en- compania de Frank Cas-
saro y ell Comite Consultivo Con
FL optimismo es la nota del
dia en- la Casa del Pueblo.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20
LA ACTIVIDAD EN- Ell CENTRIC OBRERO

Los cenos Sc han desarrugado
EN- la Casa del Pueblo con mott
NO del sesgo desfavorable que
han tornado las negociaciones
con los patronos de la industrial
tabacalera.
Cuando TODD parecia en- ell ste
10, los hombres de buena volun-
tad conferenciaron de nuevo Y
la estructura de la cordialidad
resurgi6.
Muy animados parecian aver
los delegados de las fabricas y.
dentro de pocos dias Sc namara
a una asamblea para que los ira
La gaceta., 1937-05-20
Asumio Miaja de nuevo el mando
civil y miitar en- Madrid
Prohibida la publication de Castillo" 6rgano
' de los sindicalistas madrilenos
Juan Negrin es native de las Islas Canarias

Madrid, Mayo 20.-Le ha ST.
do devuelto al general Jose Mia
ia ell dominic del orden p0blico
en- Madrid, que haze cerca de un
mes le~fuera quitado por orden
del gobierno de Largo Caballe-
no.
Miaja reemplaza, por orden
del nuevo gabinete, al Consejo
municipal que lie sustituyera en-
el mando civil ell pasado % de
abril.
Ell jefe del gobierno, DR.. Me-
grin, reitera su determination
de consolidar la autoridad ape
sar de las criticas de los anarco-
sindicalistas, que sc niegan q
cooperar.
La tranquilidad es completa en-
Barcelona, donde ell mando mill
tar Sc halla en- las manos del ge-
neral Sebastian Pozas.
Negrin ha hecho saber, con-
testando a los ataques de los a.
narco-sindicalistas, que estos
fueron retirados del gobierno de
coalici6n por empenarse en- &C
fividades NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.