davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-04-23
"I'll have to keep
the appointment"
Outxide the hollse

l IL nave 10 Keep
the appointment"
Outside the house
J o hn Harve
squared! his shoul-
ders. The matter
0-factness Of the
stiff breeze that
blew wn the
street helped to
clear his brain.
What a fool he'd
been to allow him.
self to be impressed
by a gypsy fortune
teller, a mystic of
the lowest order!
She probably told
the same story to
every one. In his
case she had hit
upon q hid d e n
nerve Of fear.
X X X X
or COURSE she
had been clever
enough tn goo that
Evening star., 1937-04-23

begins to get higher and higher. The
only thing to do is to plant low
shrubbery about the tree This will be
satisfactory. And will you please plant
shrubs that produce bright berries for
the birds?
(Cnnyrf1ht 1p29
Evening star., 1937-04-23
Russians Plan Survey.

Five explorers from Moscow, Russia,
Will survey for minerals in the Verk-
hoyansk district Of Siberia, where the
temperature dips 10 nearly 30 degrees
below zero.
Evening star., 1937-04-23

1t is strong and sturdy in the Middle
West and In the East conspicuous
and beloved tree.
One reason this tree Is especially
welcome to those OF us who know it
Is its appearance both Winter and
Summer. 1t does not seem to have
"of1-seasons." Any time Of the year
1t Is lovely. In the Summer it looks
cool and poised. In Spring its silvery
t1nts make you think OF health and
Evening star., 1937-04-23
Woman Named Bailif.

Twenty-two-year-old Aileen Mary
ONeill has been appointed Australia s
first woman registrar in bankruptcy
and also will act as bailif and clerk OF
the courts at Darwin.
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PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Miss Anne Weeks returned last
night from Atlanta, Ga. During
her visit TO Mrs. Sehaffer VIM
bish a number of little courtesieS
were accorded her. Miss Weeks
left today to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick w. Streetman in Hick-
DRY. 49,.
Miss Elsie Flanagan and her
roommate at W. c., u. N. c.,
Greensboro. Miss Elizabeth Blair,
of Thomasville, arrived today to
spend the weekend with the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
VI. Flanagan. Tomorrow they will
be luncheon guests of Miss Dot
Kanipe in ASheville.
Miss Maude Station arrived to-
day to spend q few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Sta
ton. She is a student at w. c. of
u. y. c., Greensboro.
Mrs. w. E. Bracket was the
overnight guest in Greenville, s.
c.. of Mrs. Lindsey Forester, nee
Agnes Smith, who was her room
mate at Agnes Scott college in
Decatur, Ga. William E. Bracket,
Jr., accompanied her home from
Clemson college for the weekend.
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Recorders
Is Trying Jury
Cases This Week
Several Drunken Driving
Cases Acted on Monday
and Tuesday

The county recorders court
continued in session yesterday.
The court is hearing jury trials
this week. Monday and Tuesdays
dockets were as follows:
Carl Stepp was acquitted on
charges of being drunk and disor-
derby, reckless driving, and driV-
ing while drunk. -,
The State took a mol pros with
leave in the case of Mabel john
son, charged with false pretense.
Jess Bruce pleaded guilty to as
sarlt' and was assessed the costs.
A charge of forcible trespess was
mol pressed. -,
Herman Brown pleaded guilty
to assault and was assessed the
costs.
Hicks Dalton pleaded guilty to
forcible trespass and was assessed
the costs. 1900. ~.
The court directed a verdict of
not guilty in the case Of Eugene
Israel, charged with driving, while
drunk. ""'E' =. 49,.
p. ". Anders was convicted of
driving while drunk and given q
6O-day sentence, which was sus-
pended on payment of a fine Of
800 and costs. Drivers license
was 6rdered surrendered.
Bill Nicholson was convicted OF
reckless driving and sentenced to
co days, which was suspended on
payment Of a fine of $50 and
costs. s> " -" go ....,.-,.
sWiEkie Loekaby was convicted
Of abandonment and non-support
and prayer for judgment was con-
tinued to May 10. g"
paul Ballard convicted of driv-
ing while drunk, was sentenced to
serve 60 days. License to drive
was suspended for IL months.
.rThe State took mol pros with
leave in the case of Helen Griffin,
charged with public nuisance.
Elgie Burns was convicted of
assault with deadly weapon and
prayer for judgment was con-
tinued to March Is.
j. H. Arlington was acquitted
on a charge of assault with a
deadly weapon.
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Seek Extradition
To Aid Probe In
Butcher Murder

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Jan. %.
(UP)--Alabama last night began
extradition efforts to procure the
return here Of James Parker Of
South Carolina, wanted for inves-
tigation in connection with the
"butcher" murder Of his 22-year-
old wife and her male COMPANION.
A few hours after Detective
Chief Paul Rapport was informed
Parker had been arrested at Ches-
ter, S. c., Governor Bibb Graves
signed a requisition asking his ex-
tradition to Alabama.
Parker's estranged wife, Dora
Bullard, 22-year-old blonde, and
Leon Nicholas, SO, were slain
while they kept a tryst in a briar
patch behind cemetery here on
January II.
Apparently SURPRISED by their
slayer and unable to resist, their
throats were cut by dull knife.
Nichols throat was so brutally
hacked he virtually was decapi-
tated.
Police here began their search
for Parker after hearing uncon-
frmed reports he had been seen
in Montgomery a few days be-
fore the double Staying.
His wife had been estranged
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Telephone
Number
90
ROUND TABLE MEETING
HELD

The Woman's Club Round Ia
bic meeting was held yesterday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs, +.
NJ. Salley with the following as
hostesseS: Mesdames Albert Dur
ham. John S. Forest and William
Gregg. The chairman, Mrs. / H.
Franks, presided over q short bust
ness session.
The program was a splendid one
and of special interest. Mrs. Sal
ley gave a paper on the American
landscape painter, George lnneS;
Mrs. Ralph Delaplane's paper was
on the opera, TannhaUser, by
Wagner. Mrs. II. G. Love present
ed a book review on IF | have
-Four Apples" by Lawrence;
Dainty refreshments were served
to 10 members.
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Continued from page y ID
the Mississippi in rush south
ward. Equipment and thousands
of men were ordered massed
along the newest danger front.
II will be the crucial test of
bulwarks built after the 1927
flood disaster. reaching down the,
Mississippi valley from Cairo to.
the gulf.
Engineers said it not yet had
been built to full strength.
The army in Washington plan
ned to remove residents from the
lowlands in a 100 mile stripe-5O
miles on each side of the Missis-
sippi.
Plans were rushed to dispatch
thousands Of railroad cars and
trucks to lowlands on both sides
of the river.
The war department empha-
sized that it's program announced
after conference with President
Roosevelt - was precautionary.
The emergency probably need not
be expected for several days.
Officials said evacuation will
not begin in any area until levees
either burst or appear doomed.
OHIO'S VOLUME BIGGER
THAN PREPARED FOR
Engineers based much Of their
fear of disaster on reports that
the levee system was designed to
carry safely 100000 cubic feet
Of water per second in the Missis-
sippi's main stream. The Ohio
river alone now Is carrying an
proximately 100000 cubic feet
per second.
The Ohio, rushing toward a
crest at Evansville, Ind, Paducah,
Kv.. and Cairo. was receding or
stationary in Pennsylvania. Ohio
and portions of Indiana and Ken
lucky.
A "tremendous" increase In
pneumonia deaths was reported,
particularly at Louisville, where
Health Commissioner Leavell said
he believed 200 succumbed to dis
ease.
The dead by states:
Kentucky. 104; Ohio, ID; ;uli-
nois. s; Arkansas, %: Missouri,
II; West Virginia, 10: Indiana,
~: Tennessee, 5; Pennsylvania,
3; Mississippi, 2.
Refugees:
Kentucky, 100000; Ohio. ESQ.,
600. Arkansas. 10000; Missouri
35, 900; West Virginia, go, 600
Indiana, 72,000; Tennessee, 3d.
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CALVARY EPISCOPAL
VESTRYMEN CHOSEN

FLETCHER, Jan. ga con-
gregational meeting of Calvary
Episcopal church was held at the
parish house on Friday evening, at
which time the vestrymen for the
year were elected.
Those selected are: j. p. Fletch-
err, Harry Roberts, John E. Schley,
f. NJ. Tongue, A. l.. Montfort-
Bebb, George Shehan, George
Gushing, Lawrence Hayes, p. j.
Mccormick, w. F. Toms and Miles
Hickman. A large number of the
members of the parish were pres
ent. ~
Although the church has been
without a rector since early fall,
services have been held regularly
at Calvary church. Each Sabbath
the church school is held at 10
o'clock and the IL o'clock service
is in charge of visiting rector.
The Young Peoples service league
meets every Sunday evening at
1880 o'clock. These services are
all held in the parish house.
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900; Illinois, 100000; Louisiana,
5000; Pennsylvania, 1000; and
Mississippi, 1000. ..r,>,
Principal cities, wholly or par
TALLY inundated: 49,,
Cincinnati Louisville, Padueah,
KY, Evansville, Ind, Wheeling,
w. Va, Lawrenceburg, Ind Au-
rora, Ind, Portsmouth, o., JET
fersonville. Ind, Shawneetown,
H., Charlottesville, Mo-, Jackson,
Miss. Natchez, Miss, Concordia
and Catanoula parishes, La, Tru.
man. Ark, Lake City, Ark, and
Gainesville, Tenn. ''., 90, - : -. :.
REHABILITATION AND SAM
TATIoN BIGGEST PROBLEMS
Two great problems faced the
srmv of rescue workers = in the
food areas last might. " - 49,, -
Receding waters in Ohio and
Pennsylvania left thousands faced
with the task of rehabilitating
wrecked. debris-strewn homes. :
Threats of epidemic hung over
the desoiated area. Deaths from
pneumonia and influenza mount
ed steadily ep.an''.s "'"G
At Pittsburgh, food victims,
city authorities and the WPA
swung into action to rid the city
of Nc Aim Of mud. Aid was dis
patched to the other flood-ridden
cities. .'' a''''' 'f 80, y.
The river was retreating slowly
at Wheeling. W. Va. but a large
section of the business district
and all of Wheeling Island re-
manned under water. The river
still was approximately nine feet
over flood stage.
The mayor of Portsmouth asked
residents to leave the flooded city
until normal utility and sanitation
services are restored. The river
rose SLOWLY but the crest was ex-
pected last night. Flood damages
were estimated at approximately
S6,OO0.000.
Cincinnati estimated its dam
age at SIS, 100000. Damage to-
falling S10,000.000 was estimated
for outlying districts. Ten coast
guard surfboats moved down
stream to aid refugees there. A
water famine was, feared at Iron
ton. O.. where only a few squares
of dry land remained. Fire broke
out in the Cincinnati freight ter
minal but was extinguished quick
ly.
!. Soldiers paced police boats al
Loni"vil'e and We're told to "shoot
to kill" looters. The river was sta
| tionary at ST. feet. ~
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Mrs. Arthur Redden and chill
dren returned yesterday after a
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. 6. Page, of Henderson. Her
sister. Mrs. J. W. Webster and
son. Jimmy, returned with her for
a visit.
Mrs. and Mrs. f. L. Allison Of
Columbia, S. c., were overnight
CHESTS of the formers sister, Mrs.
F.. X. Black.
Bill wilkins has returned to the
University of Alabama in Tusea-
loosa after a few days at home.
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MANY never
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACkACHES
This Old Treatment Often
BrinQs Happy Relief

Many sufferers relieve nagging backacht
quickly, once they discover that the real cause
Of their trouble may DO tired kidneys:
The Kidneys are Natures chief way Of taking
the excess acids and waste out OF the blood.
Most people pass about pints day or about
3 pounds Of waste. =,
Frequent or scanty. passages with smartina
and burning shows there may be something
wrong with your Kidneys or bladder.
when due to functional kidney disorders, may
be the cause Of nngGing backache, rheumatic
pains, lumbago, leg pains, loss Of pep and en-.
ergy, getting up nights, swelling, puffness
under the eyes, headaches and difIiness.
Don't waiti Ask your druggist for Doan',
years. They give happy relief and will help tn,
Is miles OF kidney tubes flush out poisonous
waste from your blood. Get Deans Pills
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LOVELY BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION

Mrs. Henry Mitchell celebrated
the second birthday Of her little
son. Master Hcary Mitchell, IN"
charmingly yesterday afternoon
at her home which featured the
ST. Valentines motif. The small
folk played with toys and enjoy
ed being together.
The same attractive color
scheme was furthered ar the Ia
bic where covers were laid for
the following bellies and beaux OF
the future: the honor guest, Hen
nv. Kitty Lane Yates, Ann Fam
Bowen and Charlotte Ferguson,
both of Tryon, PHYLLIS Hayes,
Bobby Wilson, Roy Johnson. IN"
Sara Lee Allen and Betty Clark.
The mothers witnessed the pref
" sight and Mrs. }. I. Fam and
Mrs. j. y. BrunSon were tea
guests.
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RELIEVE "M0RNlNC
AFTER" HEADACHES
THE "BC" Way

Over-indulgencc often rc,,,.. :
a dull, morning after" head I
upset nerves and an al! in"
ing. When you wake up N. w.
let "BC" lend a helping han" Wy
The quick-acting ingrcd;@...
the "BC" formula will r.F
headaches and neuralgia NAN. F, |,
an inorganic chara ter. and r,.,
~ aid you in swapping bac; 10
your stride. Remember ,b,S.s
a package of &c" handy. ~
venicnt Zoe and 25c sizes "; ~
the dose at fountains. ~
a.Hl
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HENDERSONVlLLE FOLK IN
FLOOD ZONE HEARD FROM

Mrs. Helen Grimes Ranta had Z
message yesterday that her daugh-
ter. Mrs. /. Z. Rake. and Mr.. Rake
and the children had been forced
10 20 20 st. Louis, No, 10 stay
with relatives because water was
five feet deep in their yard at
Evansyil Ind.-Dr. and Mrs. A.
c. Tebeau and family in Cincin-
natl. o.. while they have to use
candles in the homes and are IN
convenienced some, are safe 50
far.
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FAIR BUILDING CONSIDERED

PITTSBURGH. - (UP) The
Chember of Commerce has recon-
mended a Pittsburgh Building"
for the 1889 New York Words
fair. It. was said the structure
would be self-liquidating with
Pittsburgh companies leasing
space to display their products.
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No Support For
New Peace Farley

iOTTAW1 Ont. Jan. %. (UP)
The Canadian parliament refused
yesterday to support a proposal
urging the Canadian, government
to ask President Roosevelt to sum-
mon world peace conference.
The proposal, introduced by A.
A. Heaps, Cooperative Common
wealth Federation member, was
criticized by party leaders as fu-
tile. impertinent and one. that
might be construed as interfer.
ence by Canada in the domestic
affairs of the United States"
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oNE.RooM SCHOOLS FADE

PITTSBURGH. - CUP The
one-room school is fast disappear
ing from populous Allegheny
county. DR.. Charles f. Dickey,
superintendent of county schools
reported that 200 of the old-fash,,
toned buildings have been locked
within the past ten years and that
only 20 will remain at the emu
Of 1897.
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RECOMMENDS DEcRrr

MIAMI, Fla. Jan. 2S.-r.,.
Six days after frst manor. I'll
filed, Frank b. Downing. mas, we
chancery, yesterday Presence
motion for final divorce 5ss
to Dade county circui, Com, we
Mrs. James Il. Moifctt, vito =, ~
former Federal Housing ADM
tration head. All thai rcmsir'
the decree to become final ;"
a circuit judge to sign the a.! !"
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Five
To Play Sand Hill
In Medal Tourney
Team Meets Foe in Canton
Second Round Game
at 6 Tonight

CANTON. Jan. 28.-The Ed
NEVILLE basketball team will meet
the Sand Hill team in the second
round Of the annual Gold Medal
tournament here this afternoon at
6 o'clock.
Edneyville defeated Leicester
81 to Is in the first round game,
but Flat Rock, Henderson coun-
tvs other entrant, lost to Clyde
by 20 to Is score in the first
round last night.
Results of first round games,
played on Tuesday and Wednes-
day nights. were as follows:
Edneyville 81, Leicester Is.
Sand Hill IS, Sandy Mush ID.
Webster %, Weaverville 16.
Fines Creek %, Woodfn Is.
Oakley "a, Waynesville 18.
Clyde 20, Flat Rock Is.
Bethel II, Emma IL.
Lake Lure 81, Canton 16.
Line-ups for Henderson county
teams were as follows:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Edpeyville (27) Leicester (15)
Griffin (3) ------ Morley (4)
Forward
Shytle (12) ------- Gossett (8)
.a Forward
Pittle (6) ------------ Rogers
Center
LYDIA (6) ---------- Sluder (3)
Guard
Tryon ------------- T. Merrill
Guard
CLYDE.FLAT ROCK
Clyde (20) Flat Rock (15)
Harris (7) -------- Sinclair (4)
Forward
Leatherwood (O - Connell (5)
Forward
Rogers (4) --------- Nelson
Center
Henline --------- Heffner (1)
Guard
Haynes -------- Laughter (2)
Guard
Subs: Clyde. Gossett, Hill (2).
Flat Rock, Stayton (3), Palmer.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Kreid-
Ter. of Cincinnati. Ohio, have an
nounced the birth Of a son, Kop'
nrt Livingston. on Jan. e.. Mrs
Kreidlnr was formerly Miss vr-
GINA Livingston. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. X. LIVINGSTON. OF
Herdersonville. Mrs. Livingston Is
with her daughter in Cincinnati.
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DEFIES NATURAL LAWS

FALLON. New. (UP)-Soda
Lake, formed in an old crater by
irrigation ditch seepage. can't de-
eide it's own level. During drv
seasons the lake rises, though
bitches are nearly empty. During.
wet periods. with bitches bank,
full, 1t declines. Engineers still
are trying to determine why.
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Although there are more than
d5O. 900 known species Of insects,
it is believed that the unknown
species comprise an enormous ma
jority. Ia sr
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from him and had re-assumed hei
maiden name.
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EASTERN STAR CLUB
TO MEET

The Eastern Star club will meet
this evening at ei@ht o'clock with
Mrs. Louis Sherman.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-28

Old army men in Britain object
to the new blue military uniform,
demanding scarlet.
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GuarQ
Subs: Clyde, Gossett, Hill (2).
Flat Rock, Stayton (3), Palmer.
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Call
Before
IL Noon

PRINCESS DRESS mo 1856 that will make little Sister look
y extra cute marching straight down
the sheer wool for school, IN SILK or
organdy for Sunday School Patterns sized to III
years requires yards of S5nch material and Ia yards
trimming The jumper frock (No 8408) also Tor
child inspired by the costumes Iyoean peasants wear Use
silk blouse plain taffeta for the jumper ana paa
silk for the blouse plain plaid cotton for the
sized IL Size requires 5S yards
of 39inch jumper and l3 wards for hnSe
To secure PATTERN and STEPBY-STEP SEWING 49, u.s.
TONS fill coupon below, being sure to mention Inc ~
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EVACUATE ARKANSAS
AT POINT OF GUN

Continued from page y,
La gaceta., 1937-01-27
Ell DIR. A ODIO PIE.
REF EN- GAMING DE Els
PANA

Sc halla hoy en- canine de Els.
paiia 'teon Ell grupo de Hospi,
tai" que saliera de New York
para auxiliar a los leales espa.
holes, ell DIR. Eduardo Odio Pc.
req, de 43 amos, un cubano
persona que reside en- Tampa
durante alg1n tempo.
Odio es ell 1nico medico de-
grupo que no es ciudadano anne.
ricano.
Las otras personals que en-
Ibarcaron en- la expedition hu.
,manitaria sc nombran DIR. Alan
Howard Sorrell de 26 amos; Oh
Phillip Goland, de II amos; DIR.
Nathan Bloom, de "a amos; Ha-
rry Wilkes, "a amos, farmaceu.
tico; Srta. Rose Freed, "a amos.
becnica de laboratorio; Kari
Rahman, "a amos, ayudante
Pierre Q~ueignac, % amos, cho-
fer de una ambulancia, y las en-
fermeras Rackley, Ana Taft,
Helen Freeman, Ray Hhrris,
|Lini M. Fuhr Y Sally Kahn.
La gaceta., 1937-01-27
DETENID0 CUATRO PRE-
SUNOS LADRONES

Bajo la acusaci6n de haber to
mado parte en- ell asalto y robo
a la botica Bay-to4Bay, los di-
putados del sheriff detuvieron
aver a j. Austin, Earl Hatcher,
Hugh Hatcher Y Ed Hart, este
dltimo de % amos de edad.
Los dos MatAher admitieron
.tener relaci6n con ell delito Y d.
Jeron que Austin les ohlig6 a es-
perar fuera de la botica, mien-
tras 81 asaltaba Y robaba al bo-
ticario, Sr. William S. Duket.
Hart SO present6 hoy por la
manana en- la oficina del sher-
iff, cuando Sc enter6 de cue lie
buscaban. Dice que es inocente.
Austin mantiene que NADIA sa-
be del robo. A este individuo.
que parece ser ell mas peligroso
del grupo, Sc lie detrvo en- la ca
sa numero 8007 de la Gale ~.
La gaceta., 1937-01-27
La CIUDAD VENDERA GA
SOLINA A LAS A
MES QUE 10 PIDAN

Ell ayrntamiento aprob6 ano-
che una moci6n por medic de la
cual la ciudad vendera gasolina,
directamente, a las estaciones v
personas que 10 pidan.
Todas las estaciones que de-
seen adquirir ese ccmbustible
de5eran lamar por telefono al
Departamento de Compras de
la administration municipal.
"Queremos asegurar a todos,
Sc dijo en- oil ayuntamiento, que
en- Tampa hay gasolina para to-
das las personals que la pidan".
Con Ell fin de adquirir csc
tombustible sc situaron hoy,
por ell Intervention Booker, $780,
600.
La ordenanza aprobada ano-
che por ell ayuntamiento conce-
de poderes al alcalde Chancey
lpara establecer un servicio mu-
nicipal de gasolina mientras
dure ell presente estado de CO.
Sas.
Las companies que seg1n ell
concejal Victor Rosenthal, i'll
citaron a la huelga a los drenos
de estaciones, Sc negaron aver
a entregar gasolina a estaciones
que Sc 10 pidieron y entonces ell
ayuntamiento resolvi6 actuar.
Hoy por la manana seguian ven
diendo, teniendo a su DISPOSE
ci6n toda la gasolina necesaria,
las grandes estaciones de la
Firestone, Pioneer y Goodyear.
Los "gasolineros' pobres al
final pagaran las consecuen-
cias.
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Ell PROGRAMA DE MANA
NAsEN LA FEEIA De FLO
RID

VA las 9:G0 lie la mariana "a
hoy Sc abr;eron las puertas de
la Feria de Florida.
FL maltiempo hizo que ell pd
blico sc retrajera en- las prime
ras horas.
Al medioda va Sc notaba ma
yor animation.
Esta noche, a las 800, Err
ME Young presentar SD gran
espectaculo frente a la glorie-
ia; a las 9:45 aumentara Ia
animacionen las tiendas de la
Royal American Shows.
Como de costumbre, las
puertas Sc ADRIAN a las 9 de la
manana del jueves.
"A las 800 de la tarde des-
filara ell ganado vacuno por
frente a la glorieta, otorgando
Sc los premios.
Victoria Zachini pre1entara
su acto del canon, a las 4:25
de la tarde.
Hasta que la Feria termine
todas las noches Sc presentara
la revista de Ernie Young yso-
tras atracciones.
Ademas de los fuegos artifi-
ciales, que Sc quemaran todas
las noches, a las $50, durante
ell dfa y la noche permanece
ran abiertos los espectaculos de
la Royal American Shows.
La gaceta., 1937-01-27
EN- Ell FRENTE DE- ASTURIAS
La Rep1blica Sc defiende
P@ P. Prendes)

Con su artilleria, VEGA, anti
cuada eel gobierno no puede ha-
Ger frente a la nueva artillerla
de los facciosos. Cada vez que ehl
gobierno toma ell Monte de Los
Pinos los facciosos abren ell
fuego desde otra altura y%os
republicanos tienen que retirar-
Sc. Desde los primeros dlas dc
agos.o hasta Ell 10 de septiem-
bre Sc ha / lado continuamen-
tie ~ este trent
Sc nos acercan los moros. A.
yer estuvieron a kil6metro Y
medic de Trubia. Los campesi
nos sc retiran ante ell tenor d.
caer en- LIS manos de los saliva
jes africanos y recuerdan la re-
voluci6h de 1884.
Aparentemehte con efprop6-
sito de amedrentar, los moros
avanzan mugiendo como toros o
rugiendo como leones.
(Contiaaa3d.)