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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-01-07
PLANS TO L0CALlZE THE WAR
Key Rock Point

Way back in the old when Logan Hughes cavor
hher and in of adventure thought
in the hole than he did of his pre-
dicted future worthwhile for him because all
times whole hearted and generous and friendly with every v
ing soul but himself Mountaineering his crop wild
having the steadyng hand of good wife guide along
better ways Logan jusfying prediction of the long
Today he has cognomens that lie would make
of the much titled nobemen Europe Lieu
tenant of Police Fire Chief Guardian of Pay Rolls Politician,
Model Husband
The story yet to come when narrae to you
the browning gesture of his Logan accepts respo
sbites lightly As valued employee of the city vested with
the of Fire Chief and Lieutenant of Police expected
enforce the law Logan realizes that he must be ALERT
fires not in the habit of waiting for anybody and the
breakers not rur the kind that around the
morning to say-Sorry you missed un-So
officer Logan L. has moved to Key Rock Point where he
view the city almost in it's entirety and few seconds will
him in touch wit hthe fire and hsguns and hand
cuffs That's what call public spirited citizen Moving is
dsagreeabe job and climbing that hill to Key Rock Point
other but what few disagreeabe jobs compared to the
welfare of your ctyhow putting stove pipe
ing piano ten flights of stairs dan the that is jockey
ing for position in the interest of his felowmen.
And just directly below Key Point mighty glad
to have city official there For cshet that
Sweeps down from Keyrock Point been laden with
thing from hack to wornout hack saw lin in the
joy and know that refuse and could be handled
i'll other manner well Logan cannot well
stop the rains the flood of waters that
HILL keep eye the of -
rubbish that unceremonousy dumped into it, and kno
ne will and forthwith remedy the situation.
Pleasant dreams up there Key Rock Point Logan. We
you be spared slime of your neghbors
below and in the torrd day of INDY the brcezes
energetic yours Will, they carry you the dsan
rumble of Safe and Sane City that have jealousy
guarded.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-01-07
Add That WOrd--
"BIG" To Your Business Vocabulary for 1887

Today speak of the Big Business Concerns OF
country the number Of these great institutions are
toundnc compared very that existed century
From insignificant beginning through te medium of adver
Using Business reached the heights and stayed there
which is great economic advantage the buying public
The many advantages that Big Business Offers the public is
obvious They manufacture products cheapy and
through their ability conduct scientific research methods the
result is inventions and much better products
Take FOR instance, the Great Automobile Manufactures the
large Production Electrical Equipment
many other great industrial institutions through infinite
skill and they wrought miracles The creative bran
CONTINUED On Page TwO) 7'ro"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-01-07
MOTHER OF MRS.
JOHN STUART OF
KEYSTONE DIES

Mrs. Martha Fortncr, 81, of
Keystone, formerly of Crump-
Ter Hills, Tenn, died ut the home
Of |. J Stuart, mayor Of Key
stone last Saturday night. Mrs
Fortner is the mother of Mrs.
Stuart. She had Lecn i'll for tho
past two months, however her
condition was not considered
grace until two weeks ago.
Mrs. FORMER had come to
Keystone to make her home
with her daughter in September
The body was taken by motor
hearse to Crumpler Hills, Tenn.
where funeral and burial serv
ices were held Tuesday
The Patton Funeral Home at
Keystone had charge Of funer-
al plans.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-01-07
Council
Meeting

At a regular meeting of the
City Council of Keystone held
Thursday night Jan. Z much in
terest centered around and over
the question of an ordinance
prohibiting dancing on Sunday
in beer gardens. Atty. S. A. Cal
houn chairman of committee
to bring in an ordinance regulat
ing this question as stated
above read same all of which
were adopted prohibiting dane
ing in any public place from
Saturday IL p m. till Monday
morning at 6 o'clock every week
Salaries of all regular officers
were allowed. Bills all paid.
Those present were Mayor J..
J. Stuart; recorder Vivian Cor
don; Attorney S. A. Calhoun !;
Councilmen w. r. Hatcher Ar
cher Davis.
Amonk those Of the city who
appeared before the council
representing the business ele-
ment may be mentioned as fol
lows: DIR. Percy Howard. Hon
IN. B. Kash, DR.. J. F.. Brown
Editor M. T. Whittico. Mrs. T
Thompson and two sons
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KIMBALL SELECTS
CRUISE AS CHIEF
OF TOWNS POLICE

j.. X. Cruise, former deputy
srrriff of Kimball. has been
named chief of police Of the
town Of KimbMl. The appoint
ment was made at the meeting
Of the town council Thursday
night.
Since January 1 Mr.. Cruise
has been acting as police Off
GER in the town, being appointed
temporarily by Mayor George
J. Turner.
Chief Cruise held the position
at Kimball on two previous oc-
casions.
Fred Moore will continue to
serve as a policeman in the
town.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-01-07
direct ACTION
IS sought BY
THE NATIONS
TO KEEP MEN AND ARMS
OUT OF SPAIN-FIEETS
ARE CONCENTRATING

Spurred moro than ever by
authoritative reports Of Il Ger
man Moroccan incursion threat
ening both the future of Gibral-
tar and Fu nch colonial border
Great Britain and France drove
ahead toward localizing SPANS
WV today.
They wanted direct action; Il
quick, practical plan TO keep
foreign arms and men from
making the civil conflict into
even nom of t lewltio
even more Of Little World
War.
The United States, meantime.
completed her law to embargo
Spanish-bound arms shipments
with President Roosevelts sig
nature. The quickly passed Leg
islation law failed to stop one
such SHIPMENT but cut off new
FaslS IA SOM kylilte1
States war material already in
Mexico. it was believed would
go on to the spanish governmet
because of grange in Mexican
policy.
France, perturbed about the
Moroccan reports. made repre-
sensations to Spanish insurgent
authorities there which were in
The nature of a protest. The
British cabinet met in special
session to ponder the new prob
lem.
French officials announced
cmphatically they could never
permit Germany to gain a foot
hold in Spanish Morocco, where
thousands of Grrmans were re-
ported to have conducted a vir-
tual military and commercial
invasion.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-01-07
Facing the Future

The great America have the
listening post have predicted year ahead the
dustria fields for the farmers business in and
hope they right The last six have bees the kind
disaster. ....--..
1t would be folly of think that troubles
over-there many for hot-many more
things to M roned outun that of prosperity have
dreamed about is in reality.
The dark sinister war clouds lowering Europe bring
the realization OF the danger of another titanic conflict
which in The end engulf the world America included Ne,
raty laws that lawmakers have in mind be effective
enough spare again they may important
League of Nations keeping the lid boiling pot
of Europe.
lining Grave sue to be oned out in the labor auction Social
legislation relationship government private
prise
Lets not expect much depend too much
else to solve problems burdens but face the M
with Grit For The Grind and keep foot least always
the ground and be determined, what that we
make 1887 much happier for everybody than
1886 despite dqueng tngs that have to start out with
is always easier make the best of the opportunities that
not expecting too much to start out
fearful open the door when Old Man Oypor
tunity raps.
We of Alerica have much to be thankful for. Compared
with other nations the world especially those where virtual
relationships deprived people their rights liberty
and the pursuit of happiness 1t keep America
AMERICA To fight against everything alien to that spirit
keep and face the future with grim determination to
the best of things that way and when all do
of depression what not the days
will still be happy
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-01-07

CHARLESTON.-The Public
Service Commission issued or
ders yesterday for reduction of
electric rates in three towns
pending complete investigation.
The reductions were voluntary
the companies involved filing
schedules with the commission.
United Light and Power will
reduce rates for ~ saving OF
1910 annually to AZ consumers
at Jaeger, on consumption above
80 kilowatt hours.
A cut at Kimball to be made
/ by the Kimball Light and Wat
er company will have $50 cleo
tricity consumers $1,000 yearly
One hundred and eighty-five
consumers at Clay will save 81"
'285 annually thru a reduction oi
the Elk Power company.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-01-07
BROTHER OF MRS.
ZOE TRAVIS DIES

Mrs. Joseph G.. Travis. color
ed of WEIGH left yesterday for
New York where she was called
by the death of her brother, Du-
qursne Miller, age 81.
Miller died Thursday morning
Pof pneumonia. He was popular
in New York hospital. victim
lin the show world and had been
employed by the Keith circuit
since his boyhood.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-01-07
LANDON AT
WHITE HOUSE

The invitation of President
Roosevelt to his defeated rival
to pal him a visit at the White
House was one of the most gra-
GUS acts in the history of parti-
Fan politics. One is reminded
of the gallant French general
who generously accorded the OPP.
posing army the privilege of the
first shot. During the heat of
the campaign one would have
thought tat these two candidat-
es had put themselves beyond
the pale of ever speaking to
each other again. 1t must be
said, however that the abuse
and villification was wholly one
sided. Candidate Roosevelt, duly
mindful of the constraints of
his official position, never once
durih gthe campaign call any
of his opponents by name. Let
the heat and friction of any
oampaign Is sufficient there
unto.
From this act of presidential
courtesy the American people
saRght 3n- Learn sope, xalnablaslesa
son: Men OF one party are just
as patriotic and pure of motive
as those o fthe other. Each
party view with the other for
the privilege of gaining control
of the machinery of the govern
ment. Ordinary human beings
will go to almost any extreme to
win so great a prize. If there
were no offices to be distributed
there would be very little poll
teal heat and controversy. Dur
ing the heat and turmoil of the
campaign we are assured that
te nation is doomed to destruc-
ton if the other side prevails.
After the campaign is over, we
at once recognize that the gov
eminent is safe and that Amer
lean institutions will survive.
1t is hoped that Governor
Landons vain and idle boast Of
What l will do when l am in the
White House will furnish a sal
utary warning to al future can
didates against infallible predic
ton of the outcome of the cleo
ton. Indeed Governor Landon
has arrived at the White House
but only for a mon|ent by the
gracious courtesy of his oppon
ent, and not for official func-
ton.
If these two partizan oppo-
nents into whose hands the
one of the other-must needs
fall the destiny of the nation
can lay aside campaign animos
itie and meet together in friend
ly, agreeable intercourse, surely
all the Negro politicians can af
ford to do likewise. The differ
ences of Negro politicians are
never deep or profound. The
depth Of their interest or con
viction can be measured by q
few palfry offices of secondary
Importance. Nothing which
they can do or say will pro
foundly affect the course of af-
fairs.
1t is amusing to see our col
ored politicians engender hatred
the one against ire other as if
the destiny of the nation de.
pended upon what thny thought
Whether the Negro be Demo
crat, Republican or New Dealer
in the general public estimation
he is Negro just the same
Like baseball, politics is a gam,
The players must needs di
vide themselves into clubs an,
Continued From Page Three)
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-01-07

The Hon. Carl c. Keesling'
native born West Virginian,
manager of the West Virginia
Amusement company is in Chi
cago on business.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-01-07
Master Harold Calhoun

Master Harold Calhoun re-
Gently returned to Chicago, III.
where he viii continue his school
work. Harold Calhoun spent a
very pleasant holiday with his
mother and father, Lawyer and
Mrs. Stewart Calhoun.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-01-07
WHAT CONGRESS Is DOING

TODAY-ConWned at noon
to hear Presidents budget mes
sage.
House ways and means COM
mittee considers further com
mittee assignments.
YESTERDAY-In recess
La gaceta., 1937-12-14

Rep1blica; pero namas que es-
to hice yo.
Creo, ademas, que no es oca-
sion, pues este seria al terminar
la guerra; este es despues del
triunfo definitivo, que, desde
luego, sara nuestro. Entonces,
levantense todos los monumen-
tos que Sc quiera, no a mi, sino
a quienes 10 hayan merecido.
En- 10 que a la defensa de Ma
drid Sc refiere, creo mejor un
grupo de milicianos de aquellos
que en- los primeros dias de no
viembre dieron la vida por de-
fender a la capital. iEstos ST
hue Sc merecen todos los home
najes y todos euantos Sc hagan
seran pocos para perpetuar su
heroismoi
va solo me resta agradecer la
deferencia que habeis tenido y
enviaros un saludo afectuoso".
Jose MiG5G.
La gaceta., 1937-12-14
~Inauguraci6m del Patio


Ell nuevo precioso patio es-
panol del Columbia, una joya
de arte, sera inaugurado mana
ma por la Camara de Concrete
de Ybor, con una comida, bale
y otras atracciones.
La comisi6n organizadora de
la fiesta, que trabaja con ell ma
yor entusiasmo, tiene vendidss
cast todas las mesas, a base de
$500 por suculenta comida pa
ra cuatro personals, bale y di-
versiones.
Parte del dinero que produz-
ca la fiesta Sc invertira en- COM
prar juguetes para ell Arbol de
Navidad que ell dfa % Sc pom
dra en- ell parque de Ybor, COO
perando la Camara de Conner
clio v la Junta de Recreo.
Solo quedaban anoche cuatro
mesas, por 10 que deben apresu-
rarss las familias que deseen a.
sistir.
La orquesta del Columbia pre-
para TN programa especial.
! Ell que no pueda ir a conner a
las ocho, ell derecho a la comida
sc lie reservana hasta las IL.
Familias americanas de ciu.
dades de los alrededores han Sc.
parade mesas. +,
La gaceta., 1937-12-14
Aver hubo necesidad de tirar

Aver hubo necesidad de tirar
800 tickets" mas, para perso-
mas mayores.
Los artistas que dirige Ma
nuel Aparicio ensayan LA Ga
rra'', ell drama de Linares Ri
vas.
81 exito artistico esta asegu-
rado ,ampliamente asegurado,
con la cooperation de las seccio
mes de recreo e intereses de las
sociedades Circulo Cubano, Cen
tro Espanol, Centre Asturiano,
Unione Italiana v Caballeros
Leales de America, ademas del
potente y bien organizado Co.
mite Popular Democratico de
Socorro a Espana.
La gaceta., 1937-12-14

Una c0midG
Esta noche, en- ell restaurant
Columbia ,se efectuara una CO.
mida de rs cubiertos, ofrecida
por Casimiro Hernandez y Ma
nuel Garcia a los obreros que
han laborado en- la construction
del nuevo patio espanol.
Casimiro, que Sc ha pasado
las noches en- vela atendiendo
a la construction del patio, a.
demas de pagan buenos jorna-
les quiere expresar su agrade-
cimiento al hombre que trabaja
y 10 hace por medic de la conf
da de esta noche.
Como hermanos de una gran
familia, de la gran familia del
future, collaboration obreros y
duenos en- la construction del
patio.
Anoche Sc lie daban a la obra
los toques finales.
La gaceta., 1937-12-14
Agrupaci6n BeneficiariG

AgrupGci6N BenefaciaqIG
para EmbGrQNes
j. Garcia, Ell secretario de la
Agrupaci6n Beneficiaria para
Embarques de la delegation en-
Tampa del Centre Asturiano,
nos manda una communication
que dice: Sc notifica a los miem
bros de esta Agrupaci6n que el
pr6ximo domingo, dia 10, Sc e.
fectuaran elecciones.
Asf mismo Sc hace saber que
Ell que desee presentar candida
tura puede hacerlo hasta ell sa-
bado dia Is, a las 9 de la noche.
Esp6rase ell mayor entusias-
mo por parte de los miembros
de esta Agrupaci6n.
La gaceta., 1937-12-14
CARDENAS SOLICITA QUE
Sc DISMINUYAN LOS PO-
DERES DEL PRESIDEN-
TIE

Ciudad de M6jics, die. 14.-El
presidente Lazaro Cardenas re-
comend6 al 0ongreso un proyec
to de ley que impide al Presiden
tie hacer uso de los poderes ex-
traordinarios que la Constitu-
ci6n lie concede.
Declare ell Presidente que con
ell fin de que ell sistema republi-
cano no pueda ser convertible
en- una permanente dictadura
personal, I'VE creo que los pode-
res extraordinarios Aoncedidos
al e~jecutivo deben ser manta-
nidos solo en- los casos de inva-
sion, grave perturbation de la
paz publica o successes que pom
gan en- peligro la sociedad".
la administraciSp que 70
preside cree que la indefinida
continuation de esta practica
produce ell lamentable resultado
de acrecentar las actividades
del elective Y alterarlo en- una
forma que puede tener graves
consecuencias para Ell sistema
de gobierno por election popu-
lar,
La gaceta., 1937-12-14

Madrid.-Sabedor ell general
.Miaja de que ell SYNDICATE de
Profesiones de Bellas Artes ha-
bia lanzado la idea de erigir un
monumento en- Madrid, ha diri-
gido a los autores de la iniciAti-
va, la siguiente carta:
"Estimados camaradas: He
lefdo en- la prensa vuestra ini-
ciativa de abrir una subscription
para erigir un monumento en-
Madrid con motive de su defen-
sa personificada en- mi, Y a :
gradezco vuestra idea y Ell ho-
nor que con ella me haceis. Pc
no en- verdad os ruego desistais
de ella: 1Que hice yo para me-
recer este honor? NADIA. Cumplf
con mi deber como hubiera cum
paido cualquier militar leal a Ia
La gaceta., 1937-12-14

Cal Tinney en- Ell New York
POST: "Los velos que las mu-
jeres usan ahora no son NADIA
buenos.
Mi mujer compr6 uno y pue-
do asegurarles que no valen ma
da.
Els 10 mismo que besar a una
dana con una tela metalica por
ell medic"
Del "Ohio Motorist":-"El
primer dla en- SD empleo como
mandadero en- un hotel, un ne
grito muy asustado lie dijo al
empleado de carpeta:
-"El hombre del cuarto nd-
nero z, Sc ha ahorcado'.
Ell empleado de carpeta re-
piic6: Use ahorc6? lie cort6
listed la cuerda?
El negrito respondi6 con ma
turalidad: mo senior. Todavia
no Sc ha muerto".
La gaceta., 1937-12-14
Ondea en- las m%uraIas la bandera mperialsta del
Japon; pero los chinos Sc baten en- las GALES
Temen los ~japoneses que los Mongoles
ataquen su ~retaguardia.

Shanghai, Die. 14.-Sobre
las murallas de Marking on :
dea hoy la bandera japonesa,
pero los chinos contin1an rests
tiendo. Barrios enteros han ST.
do incendiados.
Las tropas chinas disputan
a los invasores la capital, ca
sa por casa y pulgada de te-
reno por pulgada.
Centenares de barricadas Sc
han levantado en- las GALES y
desde elias Sc hace fuego.
Ell mando chino admite que
sus tropas Sc han marchado de
Pukow, refugiandose en- Pu :
chen.
Trata ell Jatp6n, usando mo-
nigotes chinos, de formar en-
Marking un nuevo gobisrno
provisional, opuesto a Chang
Kai Shek y ell gobierno legfti-
mo.
Para integrar ell gobierno
provisional cuenta ell Jap6n,
por medic de amenaza, con dos
expresidentes de China, tres
e~xprimeros ministries Y varios
ministries.
La gaceta., 1937-12-14

Teme ell mando japones que
los mongoles de la Mongolia
Exterior, la patrocinada por
Russia, ataquen la retaguardia
jaiponsea, de acuerdo con ell
general Chang. Una delega-
ci6n mongolia, seg1n Sc infor-
ma, esta conferenciando con
Chang.
Los 81 tripulantes supervi-
vientes del canonero america
no Panay, estan en- canine con
sus dos muertos Y sus ocho he
ridos. lies espera para recoger
los ell canonero Oahu, ell cano-
nero ingles Bee, tres barcos ia
poneses y un aeroplano.
Sc nombran los muertos San
dro Sandri, un periodista tia
liano que habia buscado refu-
gio en- ell buque, y Charles L.
Ensmiger, de Ocean Beach,
California.
Ell Panay Sc habfa retirado
de la iona de mayor peligrgo,
cuando la aviaci6n nipona lie
atac6.
Sandri representaba al pc :
riodico "La Stampa, de Turin.
La gaceta., 1937-12-14
Ell SOVIET LIMPIA LA
FRONTERA CON ESTONIA

Talbinn, Estonia die. IA
Progresa aceleradamente la g.
vacuaciSn por Ell Soviet de los
districts adyacentes a Estonia.
Las casas en- la aldea de Kobo-
josk, cerca de la frontera, fue-
ron demolidas. Ell material fue
transportado al interior de Ru-
STA.
La iona limpiada de haitian
ties tiene un ancho de 1900 q
5000 pies, Los pobladores han
sido mandates a otra parte.
La gaceta., 1937-12-14
CAMPEONATO DE BOLOS

Ell domingo sera inaugurado
ell campeonato de bolos en- la bo-
lsra de Majomfa, en- la Gale de
Palmetto, en- West Tampa, a be
neficio del fondo de leche de los
ninos de Espana.
Empezara a las diez de Ia
manana Y han sido invitadas d.
ferentes personals, incluyendo
los miembro sdel Comite.
La gaceta., 1937-12-14
ELecciOnes

EJeccS0nes
FL domingo Sc verificaraA en-
Ell Centre Asturiano las eleccio-
mes generates.
Hasta ahora, que nosotros Sc
pamos, solo hay una candidatu-
"a, la que lleva como presidente
al j6ven Justo Rodriguez, tene-
dor de libros de la fabrica de
Corral.
Esta emparentado Justo con
un buen amigo nuestro, ell Sr.
Alfredo Gonzalez.
La gaceta., 1937-12-14

Esta noche, en- ell Centre O.
Brero, a las 8 en- punto, celebra-
ra una importante junta ex-
traordinaria ell Comite Popu-
lar Democratico de Socorro a
Espana.
Suplfcase a todos los delega-
dos lleguen a la bora, con Ell fin
de decidir r~apidamente ell asun
to pendiente.
La gaceta., 1937-12-14
Ell TEMPO

La temperature vuelve a 10
normal, por primera veg desde
ell dia 10 de diciembre.
Fue aver la maxima de 10
grades y la mfnima de so.
Para esta noche Sc pronosti-
can nublados, con muy pocos
cambios en- la temperature.
La gaceta., 1937-12-14
Juventud Enthusiastic
Del C.. AstanidnO

Del c.. AstaHiano
La Juventud Enthusiastic del
Centre Asturiano, que ACADIA de
reorganizarse, dara su primer
bale social, en- Ell palacio de
Palm v Nebraska, ell dfa Is de
diciembre.
Tocara una reputada orques-
ia de San Petersburg, "Los
Southerners", empezando a las
once de la noche.
Como madrinas de la fiesta
han sido seleccionadas las Srtas
Margie Torres, Olga Laneza
Maria Gonzalez y Moraima Fel
nandez.
Muchas invitaciones ge han
repartido entire los mejores eli
La gaceta., 1937-12-14
MATARON A UNA MACS
IRA EN- MEXICO

Colotran, die. 14.-Tres indi-
viduos desconocidos atacaron
una escuela rural en- la escuela
de Canoas Y mataron a la macs
ira, Srta. Lucia Curiel.
Tropas federales han salido
en- persecution de los delincuen
tss.
La gaceta., 1937-12-14

Bernard Shaw ha dicho recien-
temente: ia superiorida6 de
los animales sohre los hombres
ha sido demostrada por ell he
cho de que en- so amos, quiza sc
llegue a inventar una maquina
que ordene a las vacas sin neoe-
star la presencia del leehero:
pero nunca sin la de la vaca."
La gaceta., 1937-12-14

En- ell "Detroit News sscrfbe
III. v. Wade: La regatta de los
armamentos ha tornado I'm nue.
vo v misterioso curse.
BESIDE ahora en- adelante min
guna escuadra europea estara
como potencia preparada para
una flotilla de submarines que
no Sc pueden identificar".
La gaceta., 1937-12-14

De la dublin Opinion, r.
landa: "Civilizaci6n-"Un esta
do de la sociedad en- ell oual es
possible que Sc publique I'm iibro
con ell tftulo "Danzas de Zapa-
teo Como una Carrera'.
La gaceta., 1937-12-14
NOTAS SOCIALE

mentos sociales de Tampa.
Apreciamos mucho Ia carta
que nos manda Ell estimado j6-
ven Emilio Rodriguez.
La gaceta., 1937-12-14

La Function
Aumenta la actividad de las
comisiones que patrocinan la
function del dfa 10, en- ell teatro
del Cantro Asturiano.
La gaceta., 1937-12-14
INCENDIO EN- YBOR CITY


Aver por la tarde Sc declare
un incendio en- ell domicilio de
Cesar Fernandez, en- la Gale Is.
junto a la Cooperative eel Re-
curso," produciendo perdidas
que sc calculan en- varios cente-
mares de pesos.
Los bomberos dominaron las
llamas en- POGO tempo.
Sufri6 la Cooperative algunos
danos, que seran recompensa :
oos'