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Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
Teochers Present
BridcE ShoIUer

Surprising Mrs. John Donlevy,
the former Edith Koons, with a
bridal shower, the teachers of Har-
ding school descended upon the
Donlevy home on Olive Wednesday
evening and presented the new
bride with a variety of charming
and useful household gifts. Re-
freshmentS were provided by the
group AMI the evening was pleas
antly spent in the new home of the
bride.
Mrs. Donlevy surprised her friends
of the valley by being quietly mar
ried late in July to Jack Donlevy,
son Of the we'll known Donlevy's
Of Calexico, who have had ranch
ing interests in that area since the
pioneer days. Mr.. Donlevy is act
lively engaged in ranching and the
young couple are making their
home at 763 Olive.
Teachers honoring Mrs. Donlevy
in this charming manner were:
Mrs. Estelle Reid, Mrs. Winefred
Wilson, Mrs Irene Varney, Mrs.
Josephine King, Mrs. Mary Griffin,
Mrs. Ruby Lyons, the Misses Isobel
Murchison, Claire Guthrie, Sophia
Dunlap, Margaret Hedrick, Jacque-
line Warner, Margaret Lanier.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
ROTARY CLUB
HEARS TALK
UPON PARADE

Interesting exhibits in the Cen
eral Motors Parade of Progress,
which shows in El Centro Friday
evening and Saturday afternoon
and evening, were explained Thurs
day noon at the weekly Rotary club
meeting, by DR.. j. c. McElhaney,
science lecturer for the caravan.
The program was centered on the
Parade of Progress and in addition
to DR. McElhaney, Ray Webb, ad-
vance representative, explained the
origination of the idea and techni-
calities of the public event.
Frank Bowles was in charge OF
the program. Mrs. j. B. McNeece
in behalf of the Wilson school p
T. A, made an announcement IN
which she urged universal atten-
dance of the Concert Series which
this year is under the sponsorship
Of that organization.
NcNeece, speaking for the Hard
ing School PIT. A. urged atten-
dance at the Halloween carnival
to be held Saturday night, October
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
BrdtOIey Woren's S
Club Opens
NesD Year
INS-NEW MEMBER

INS-NEW MEMBER
BRAWLEY. Oct. 21.-The Wom-
ans Community club organization
officially opened its 1878 season
wednesday afternoon with an in
formal get acquainted social pre-
ceded by a business meeting.
With Mrs. George King, new
president, presiding over the busi-
ness meeting these new members
were voted in: Miss Catherine Nc
Cartney. Mesdames Paul Kennedy,
J. Frank Taylor, Fred Wonder Lin
den, John Jarbough, Carol Tyler,
Robert Mcdowell, w. K. Hopkins.
Plans were discussed for the COM
ing southern California district con-
yention to be held Nov. 16, II, 18
in Long Beach, Orange county be-
ing hostess organization. Delegates
chosen to attend convention were
Mrs. King. her alternate being Mrs.
Mcdowell and Mrs. j. F. Warner
whose alternate is Mrs. Lawrence
O'Conneu.
Included on the program was a
speech ny Mrs. Sue Miller, presi-
dent of the county federation, on
ARTS and Crafts. Carol Anne Jones
entertained with a tap dance num-
ber. as did Virginia Wells and Patsy
Harp in a doubles acrobatic dance.
H. Sewers played the violin accom-
panied on the piano by his wife.
Concluding the social affair, re-
freshments were served by the exc
clitive committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
81 KILLED IN
FIERCE STORMS

ISTANBUI, Oct. 2l. WP)-Thlrty-
four persons died in q storm that
swept over southeastern Europe and
the eastern Mediterranean.
Twenty fishermen were drowned
and numerous craft wrecked in the
western Black Sea region. Fourteen
drowned in the Gambia district of
the island Of Crete in the eastern
Mediterranean.
Severe storms ragged through
Greece. pouring down torrential
rains. Thousands were made home
less when scores Of houses collapsed
and other heavy damage resulted.
Several Greek steamers were re-
ported endangered.
After q desperate fight against
tremendous seas which tossed five
large sailing boats about in the
Black Sea two airplanes succeeded
in dropping provisions to men
aboard them. The boats, battered
constantly by the seas. were un-
able to reach shore or to use their
sails to advantage.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
Surprise Shower
HonorS Bride

BRAWLEY. Oct 21 - Mrs. Don
Sweeney was honored at surprise
bridal party held at 7:30 Monday
at the home Of Mrs Mary Powell.
The gifts were hidden throughout
the house and Mrs Sweeney dis
covered them by means of an
alarm clock.
About 80 guests attended the in
formal party. Refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served by
Mrs. Powell and Mrs. w. A. Sewers,
mother of the bride, who assisted
t4rifl1 tho or,.o N c1a,,1otote
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
CELEBRATION
RECALLS BIG
OIL GUSHER

RANGER, Tex. Oct 81 U.P)-
Ranger was all dressed up today,
crowds danced and paraded thru
-bedecked streets. old-timers
spun yarns of the days gone by
md prosperous merchants talked
If the present-but the party was
mild by contrast.
Ranger was celebrating the goth
anniversary Of that day when a
well in John McNlesky's yard sud-
denly spouted sticky black oil over
Mrs. McCleSky's astonished Leg
horn chickens and started Ranger
on a Billion-d dollar spree.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
$4,000 BILLS
MAILED OUT

Fifteen thousand letters contain
ing the Imperial county bill for the
first installment of 1878 taxes
will be mailed this week By Dan
West. assessor Collector.
The letters contain the bills for
taxes on 1888 parcels of land. They
will go to Imperial county proper
ty owners all over the country.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
EI Cegltragrs Wed
In Sar DIEGO

Adeline Shirer, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Shirer, was married
to Jack Frazier in San Diego Thurs
day.
Spending their honeymoon in Los
Angeles, the couple will make their
home in El Centre where Frazier
is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirer were present
at the ceremony.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21

KILLS SELF

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Oct. 81. CUP
Frank Stebinxsr, 55, prominent Port
and, Ore, lumberInan, died in a
hospital here from self-inflicted
tab wounds, the coroner's office
reported today.
Stebinger, vice-president of the
Iinmann-Paulsen Lumber company,
pf Portland, stabbed himself with
pair of scissors Tuesday, in a
bungalow court, where he was stay
Ing with his wife and daughter.
The family came to San Diego
two weeks ago because of Stebing-
er's Ill health, it was said.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
Two Injured in
Dynamite Blast

HALFWAY, Ore, Oct 81. UP)-
A dynamite blast at the Cornucopia
mine near here today left two men
injured, one seriously. Paul Stein
ard, 3S, lost an eye when bits Of
rock flew into his face. He also
received a broken arm and lacera-
tions. Louis Boyer, so, was less
seriously hurt.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
fOwER WILL BE
QUAKE PROOF

FL Centres municipal water tower
las been repaired and strengthened,
nd will soon be pronounced earth
uake proof, the city engineering
department. said Thursday.
The Chicago Bridge and Iron
Works company has completed work
IN the tower and the board of fire
Underwriters has inspected it, the
pity engineer said. Approved from
he fire underwriters is expected
boon The work was completed at an
approximate cost CT $500.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
NCTKFR-IN-LAW
CLUB GAINS

AMARILLO, Tex. (UP)-Amarillo
continues to boost its mothers-in-
laws-and recently membership in
the Mothers-In-Law club reached
$50. The club has been granted a
charter and inlaws are being signed
from all over the Panhandle and
even four other states-and even
one from Boston.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21

crossbred Walker and July hound
owned by Ira Wood, federal animal
trainer, made such a showing the
past season that he is going to get
avaeation trip in the Carmen noun
tains of Mexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
CAR PLUNGES
OVER CLIFF
DURING FOG

PACIFIC BEACH, Cal, Oct. 81.
tUP)-Lost in a dense fog, Mrs.
Angela Carmello, Al, was instantly
killed when the automobile in which
she was riding plunged over a cliff
and fell to a rocky beach here.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
Citizesship Classes
Started at Central

Citizenship classes start Thursday
night in Central Union high school,
room 20, at 7 o'clock. and will meet
each Tuesday and THURSDAY night
from 7 to g. Glen Kieffer is the
instructor.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21

utlVe con1n1ltte
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
leanup Drive in
CITY Under Wav

1Confinues from Page One.
= that .hey ne, pe considered
the eoarcn 2osntN Il the next
kefsaR
Thf SUP s-af'or uis consist OF
arferr f3- onr are 7nEine and
ser ere i.gir-1- equipment, and
eriua auar1crs Cor one paid fire
~ and fnrcc volunteers.
Dancer of fire on the eastside,
4 the threat OF possible delay
the railroad tracks TO fire fight
2 equipment from the present
|e station were advanced as ma
reasons for the improvement.
ME SOUGHT ON
AILROAD CROSSING
El Centre wednesday night sought
eighth extension of time from
e California Railroad Commits
bn for construction of the State
rect railroad crossing.
THE city council authorized the
|ty engineer to apply to the rail-
lad commission for a further ex-
nsion. A letter already has gone
rward to the state board explain
z that the city has directed its
forts towards obtaining an under
ass on State street. to avoid con-
iction with the national and state
Fade separation policy.
It was explained to the railroad
,mmission that, unless the extern
on Is granted. the city viii lose
great deal in time and funds it
hs put into attempted completion
the PROJECT The present permit
III expire Nov. 81.
FATER OUTSIDE
fTY BANNED
Water and sewer service hereafter
| Ill be refused by the city of E.
entro to anyone living or operat-
'hg business outside the city limits.
ne city council decided Wednesday
light.
City Attorney Dorsey Whitelaw
as directed to frame an amend
bent to the existing water ordi-
ance, stating the policy of the city
opposed to granting service to
|nyone outside the city limits. While
he ordinance will not specifically
hclude mention of the sewer sys-
fm, the policy will extend to that
|epartment too, the council indi-
|ated.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Fort Meade Officers
Have House Guests
AtOuarters on Post

MAJ. HUGH c. GILCHRIST. who
was recently stationed in the
Hawaiian Islands, has just arrived at
Fort Meade 1or duty with the 34th
Infantry. He is the guest of Lieut.
aud Mrs. Howell H. Jordan until
quarters on the post are available
Mrs. Gilchrist is expected to arrive
within a few weeks.
Capt. and Mrs. Vincent J. Tanzola
of this post have had as their guest
Mrs. Louis B. Ely, wife Of Capt. Ely
now attending the Command and
General Staff School at Leavenworth
Kans., and a former member Of this
garrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. v. Dey, jr., were
the guests of their son-in-law d
daughter, Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert H
Chard of Fort Meade. They left
Tuesday night for their home in
Norfolk, Va.
Mai. and Mrs. Harold w. Churchill
left this post yesterday for Wash
ington, where Maj Churchill will be
on duty at the Chief of Ordnance
Of1ce. Maj Churchill was honored
Thursday night by q farewell party
given him by the officers and men
of the 30th Ordnance Company.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles E. Brown
and their small daughter, Virginia
Brown. left Fort Meade Thursday for
New York City, from where they viii
sail on the U. S. A. T. Chateau
Thierry for station in the Panama
Canal Department.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Social Activities
During Last Week
In Sandy Spring

Mr.. AND MRS ALLAN THOMAS
with their two children are now
residing with Miss Esther Scott at the
old Scott home.
Mr.. Tommy Ladson spent the holi-
days with his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Thomas Ladson, at Babble Brooke.
Mrs. Ladson returned with him to
Philadelphia, Pa, for short stay with
her two sons, Mr.. Jack Ladson and
Mr.. Tommy Ladson, who are students
at the University of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Charles Whitlock of Terra
Haute, Ind, has left for her home
after having spent several weeks with
her son, Mr.. Douglas Whitlock, and
Mrs Whitlock at Berkley.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Farquhar spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Far
quhar's niece, Mrs. Alice Luckey, in
Annapolis.
Miss Dorothy Wetherald of Phil
adelphia. Pa. has been spending sew
eral days at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Samuel B. Wetherald. at Earn
shaw, and has as guests. Miss Bernice
Flick and Miss Mary Root Of Phila-
delphia. Mr.. Robert Wetherald of Mar
berth, N. j., joired his mother and
sister for the George Washington
birthday holiday.
DR.. and Mrs Samuel B. Rumford
of Wilmington. Del, have been guests
over the week end of Mr.. and Mrs.
William w. Moore at Plainfleld.
Miss Mary Miller Stabler of Edge
wood has left for visit to Miss Mary
Bringhurst and brother, Mr. Edward
Bringhurst at lockwood. near Will
mington. Del.
Miss Josephine Jackson Of Tennes-
see has returned to her home after
a visit to Miss Amy p Miller in her
apartments in Sandy Spring Village
Mr.. M. o. DeVorak has left Dray-
ton for New York, where he is visit
ing his family on Long Island.
Evening star., 1937-02-28

Melvin Hazen, Mrs. Andrew Foggo
Mrs. John DeWolfe Northrop, Mrs
Fred Kunkle, Mrs. Nathan Wallach
Mrs. Fred Tew, Mrs. Sara E. Coleman
Mrs. c. E. Graham and Mrs. George
N. Brown.
Mrs. James Lee Oliver entertained
at luncheon Wednesday for the COM
mittee, who will give the musical tea
tomorrow afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. E. Anthony on Woodbine street
for the music section Of the Chevy
Chase Woman's Club.
Mrs. James Horgan of Worcester
Mass, is the house guest for some
time of Mr.. and Mrs. James Lee Oliver
Mrs. Henry M. Steece will entertain
the Little John Boyden Chapter, D
A. r., at luncheon Thursday at
o'clock.
Evening star., 1937-02-28

entertained at buffet supper party
Sunday evening, February 81.
Mrs. Edgar r. Clark Of Syracuse,
N. Y, Is the house guest Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Bell.
Mrs. Philip j. Fischer entertained
at luncheon and bridge Wednesday in
honor of Mrs. Charles Bronson of
Cincinnati, Ohio, and Mrs. George
Rouse of Lexington, KY, who ar the
house guests of their sister and 10th
er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Rosson.
Capt. D. v. Chadwick and Mrs.
Chadwick of Portsmouth, Va. are the
house guests of Mrs. Chadwicks
brother-in-law and sister, DR.. and
Mrs. D. G. Davis.
DR.. and Mrs. Francis Murray, ac-
companied by Mrs. MUIR IS father,
Mr.. Charles Smith. left Friday for a
weeks stay in Miami. Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Yochum
and their daughter. Miss Aria Jeanne
Yochum have motored , New York
City. where they are spending a week
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Tilley left
Wednesday by motor for two weeks
vacation in Miami, Florida
Mr.. John Northrop Shive of Balti-
more, Md, is the week end guest of
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John
De Wolfe Northrop.
Mrs. Frank Dunnington was hostess
at luncheon and bridge Thursday to
Mrs. Lawrence D. Appleman, Mrs.
Edwin A. Noyes, Mrs. Philip j. Ffsch-
er, Mrs. George M. Ferris, Mrs. Philip
N. Dawson, Mrs Walter B. Ethel,
Mrs. William Blackwood and Mrs.
Walter Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Turner are
spending several days in Lynchburg
Va. as the guests of relatives.
Mrs. Burr N. Edwards, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. Cortlandt
Meader, left Tuesday for Nassau,
Bahamas Island, where they will spend
a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel c. Walser are
spending two weeks at the Embassy
Hotel in Miami, Fla.
Miss Bertha Bunker of Upton, Iowa,
is the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen B. Fuller.
Mrs. John E. Benton returned Tues
day from South Hadley, Mass, where
she spent week with her daughter,
Miss Jean Benton, who Is a student at
Mount Holyoke College.
Mrs. William w. White of Cleveland,
Ohio, is the house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Winchester Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E. Bush
were hosts at a supper and bridge
party Monday evening. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Davis, DR..
and Mrs. Henry De Coursey ldams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brantley, Mr..
and Mrs. Gene Sibley and Mr.. and Mrs.
Drayton A. Mcmillan.
Mrs. F. F. Espenchied entertained
at luncheon and bridge Tuesday.
Miss Rosamond Mackenzie and her
brother, Mr.. Donald Mackenzie. of
Greenwich. Conn, are the weekend
guests Of Miss Margaret Lee Ferguson.
Miss Ferguson entertained at a small
dinner party last evening at the
Chevy Chase Club. in compliment to
her guests. Miss Mackenzie was a
classmate at Wellesley College of Miss
Ferguson
Mrs. Charles Detmer entertained
at dinner and bridge party Tuesday
evening at the Tilden Garden Tea
Room for Miss Grace Chandlee, Mrs.
Daniel Davis, Miss Isabel Collins, Miss
Rosemary Wright, Mrs. William M.
Inlay, Mrs. William Cradlin, Mrs.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Mai. and Mrs. H. H. Cloud
Entertain House Guests
Mrs. Donald H. Sawyer Gives Luncheon
Party in Honor Of Mrs. Shepherd;
Other Chevy Chase Social Notes.

RS DONALD SAWYER entertained company OF IL at
M party Friday her residence in honor OF Mrs T.
Pope Shepherd of Chattanooga, Tenn, and Mrs Mary
George Towne of ToWne Tex.
Mai H. Cloud u S. A., and Mrs Cloud have as their
house guests Hoss Mrs HoSs with their daugh
ter of Oglethorpe who sail April
for the Philippines where Maj HoSS will be stationed.
Mai hosts to of 20 at buffet
supper party Tuesday evening in compliment to Maj and
Mr. and Mrs Percval Wilson hosts at supper and
bridge party Monday evening The guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1937-02-28

may be obtained, as In the good old
days, and another charming feature
will be the elegant entertainment to
be staged in the center Of the ball
room, opening with the Song Of the
Cabbies," Q pleasing musical number
by the Gay Nineties Glee Club. serv-
ing a. Floor Committee, with Mr..
Robert Davidson as leader.
Indeed, everything that can be done
to revive the atmosphere Of the once
famous yachting balls is being enthu-
siastically undertaken by the Sponsors
Committee. and, judging from the
number Of acceptances from leading
yachtsmen of the New York Yacht
Club and Maryland Yacht Club, rs well
as clubs from Massachusetts,, Penn
sylvania, New Jersey and Virginia. the
affair Is bound to be even more highly
successful than last season.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. George Wenzel, re-
Gently returned to Washington from
Juneau, Alaska, and who are at the
present time guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Remon, will head the receiving
AAAAO ~ WAC bdAA, dooAotCo Wy 2SAAs aAA
Mrs. George Sullivan, Miss Kathryn
Cunningham and Mr.. William J. Nc
Manus. The guests will be formally
introduced to the hosts and hostesses
by Mr.. Harold Allen Long Of the
Sponsors Committee.
The demand for boxes Is very great
and it Is certainty that every avail
able box seat will be taken.
The few boxes yet remaining to be
reserved may be obtained from Mr.
w. j. McManus Of the Sponsors Com.
mittee. Other members Of the Spon-
sors' Committee are Mrs. Helen Ray
Hagner, Mr.. Harold Hayden, Mr.. Car.
ter Barron, Mr.. Edgar Morris, DR.
Sterling Ruffin. Mr.. John Saul anc
Mr.. Eugene Vidal.
Tickets are on sale at the Willard
the Hotel Raleigh, the Hotel Mayfiowel
and elsewhere in the downtown section
of the city.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Dutch Treat
to
Aid Regatta
Younger Set Makes
Plans for Gay 90s'
Costume Ball.

SSH UTCH TREAT" parties, as
in the days Of the horse
and buggy, will be Or
ganized by groups of pop
ular young members Of society for
the forthcoming costume ball of the
gay 90S, to be given by the Sponsors
Committee of the Presidents Cup
Regatta Association on Friday, March
IL, at the Willard. The purpose
of the ball is to finance this sea-
sons regatta on the Potomac River
next September. These dutch treat
parties were a tremendous success at
last years gala ball of the mid-Vic-
torian era, and the younger set is
busy with plans to enter into the
spirit Of the bal by donning their
grandmothers' and grandfathers' best
clothes, unearthed from the family
attics, and entering the grand march,
as well as the prize schottische, in
which the most effective couple will
receive handsome prize.
The decorations of the ball room
will be colorful and according to the
fashion Of the 90s, and the receiving
line also will be attired in the cos
tunes of those funny former days.
The orchestra-Johnny Slaughter's
broadcasters-will play old-time music
for the special old-time dances, as
well as the most up-to-the- minute
music for the general dancing. which
begins at 10 O'Clock. The program
will be given within an hours time
from II to midnight. and after IL
o'clock general dancing will begin
again. The ball will last until l
o'clock.
One Of the features will be the
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Loftins Arrive.

The newly appointed naval attache
to Peru, Comdr. Frank Loftin, U. S.
N, and Mrs. Loftin. are at the Shore
ham for a month or six weeks before
going to their new station. They
have come from California, where they
spent the last three months, Comdr.
Loftin having been stationed on the
U. S. S. Memphis. They came across
the country by motor.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
D. A. R. Chapter
To Have Dinner

Marcia Burns Chapter, D. A. R.,
will give dinner at the Fairfax Ho-
tel Monday. Mrs. Elmer E. Curry,
State registrar. and Miss Lillian Chen
owith, vice State regent. and her
mother will be guests. Mrs. Grace
l.. Frederick Is chairman.
La gaceta., 1937-12-06
RENUNCTO UN DIPLOMA
TICO SOVIET

Paris, die. 6.-Alejandro Bal
mire, exencargado de negocio'
del Soviet en- Atenas, dimiti6
su puesto y busc6 refugio en-, es-
ia capital.
En- su carta renuncia Barmi.
de pide a la Liga de los Dere-
chos del Hombre intervenga. en-
favor de los d~iplomaticos que
son llamados Y despues ejecuta-
dos o encarcelados.
Como vfctima del gobierno
Barmide sta a Nikolai Krest.
insky, exasistente comisario d.
negocios extranjeros, y JOS en-
bajadores y ministries de Tur-
quia, Finlandia, Estonia, Ru.
mania y Latvia. "Yo compren.
do ell peligro que zorro, dice.
He firmado mi sentencia DE-
muerte, exponiendome a las bs
las de asesinos PROFESSIONALS.
"Me pongo bajo la protection
de las leyes francesas, como un
refugiado polftico."
La gaceta., 1937-12-06
Los PUROS PARA LOS MI
L1CIANOS DE M

Tabaqueria improvisada.
Torcedores: Gumersindo del
Vale, Granell; experto, Ben
jamin Blanco; ayudantes: G.
Frutos, Del Rio, Aurelio Pra-
do y varios companeros v COM
~paieras.
Sc elaboran mil puros v SO
les ponen papeles de "celofans
regafados por Ell aImacenista
de tabaco Olivia. con ell nombre
de Comite Popular Democra-
tico de Socorro a Espaha.
Los mil puros seran envia.,
dos a Jose Garcia GranelL Fe
lipe Rojas, Vazquez, Paula y
dos companeros americanos de
Jacksonville.
Hoy Sc haran los paquetes Y
Sc mandarin hoy mismo o ma
mana.
Graeias a esos eompaheros.
Saludl
La gaceta., 1937-12-06
LA r Decide Ell
TERMINO DE LOS SENA :
DORES

Habana, Diciembre eel Sc
Dado cubano celebr6 I'm sorteo
la semana pasada y la suerte de
cidi6 que senadores deben des-
empeiar ell cargo por A amos v
que otros por 8 amos, segin 10
que dispone la llamada Consti-
tuci6n.
Dos dep6sitos hechos con a.
lambres v cubiertos con un pa
ITO negro fueron usados. Uno
contenia los nombres de los Sc
nadores Y ell otro ell periodic de
tempo, A u ocho amos. Dos Sc
cretarios retiraban las bolas So
lemnemente. Uno LEILA el nom
bre del senador y ell otro Ell ni-
nero de amos.
I'll p1blico de la galeria ova :
cionaba a los senadores de al
guna popularidad a los que CO.
rrespondian bolitas de ocho a.
nos. Los "come-bolas' aplau-
dian.
La gaceta., 1937-12-06
LEGO a Valencia I'm vapor cargado
degasolina y trigo
Franco presto juramento ante Ell Consejo Ma
cional de Falange Espanola

Madrid, Ole. 6.-Cargado de
,gasolina Y trigo para Ell gobier-
no de Ia Rep1blica lego a Valen
cia an vapor americana, Ell Wis
consin, de la matricula de Port
land, Oregon. Els propiedad de
la Bulk Carrier Corporation.
No Sc ha reabierto Ell consu-
lado de Estados Unidos en- Bill
bao porQue el consul w. E.
Chapman rehusa tener contacto
director con Antonio San Ora
niz, jefe del gabinete diplomati-
co de Franco.
Chapman recibi6 una invita-
ci6n para visiar q Sangroniz,
hace tres semanas, pero rehusa
hacerl0.
Ell funciongrio americana d.
ce que 81 solo quiere IN salvo-
conducto para trasladar sus EN-
pleados de Irdn a Bilbao.
ia Secretarfa de Estado me
prohibe hasta ell hacer una visi-
to Dc eortssta'.